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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-05
BY JOYCE ADAMS
Phone 6-6556

Betty Hummel fell in her home
last week and broke her ankle.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Ceroky and
family and Elaine Perry went
to Kent State University a t
week to hear a concert given
by the university's orchestra.
Jean Ceroky is a member of the
orchestra.
Five HuntSburg Students att
ending Burton High School made
the National Honor Society last
Friday. They were: Danny Tue
ker, Elaine Perry, Barbara Sch
ikowski, Virginia Ceroky a n d
Mickey YouShak. Burton's Ho-
nor Society has Is members, 5
are from Huntsburg.
To be eligible you must have
a B average or higher, leader
ship and etc.
Maureen Gilway n d e rwent
surgery Sunday at Corey Hospi-
tai.
A large Thanks" to the
March of Dimes" volunteer
workers. The generosity of our
friends and neighbors in Hunts
burg, pushed our donations t. o
$162.24 for the March of Dimes
Thanks to our merchants f 0 r
displaying the cards and posters
and to all who participated in
the school and in the township.
J. Adams was chairman.
Bonita Adams celebrated her
third birthday, at dinner party
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. x. Adams, on Sun
day. Guests at Bonita'S party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe White
from Middlefield, George n d
Paul Calkins Jr., Mr.. Ray zup-
ancic and children from Wick
life and Joanne Kaminski o +
Windsor.
School news
Drapes for cafeteria windows
have arrived and put up.
Cold air registers were inst
allied near the furnace in h e
gym.
Joyce Morley helped in the
kitchen during Mrs. Buber's ill
ness. Mrs. Buber is on the job
again this week.
Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Anderson,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-05

at the regular mid week Eve
ming program and Litany service
held every Wednesday during
Lent at 8 pm. These services
are held at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Walter C. Corey, 125 South
Street, Chardon.
This Sunday, March 8, Morn
ing Prayer and Sermon will be
held by Mr.. John Ridder, mini
ster in charge Of st. Lukes', at
IL am. Nursery care will b e
provided and church school con-
Quoted, also at IL a m. All these
activities viii take place at the
Eagles hall, Water Street, t h e
regular meeting place of st. Luz
ke'S church.
On Thursday, March IL, at 10
am, there will be a celebration
of the Holy Communion at 10 a.
m. at the Corey residence.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-05

their place mats, name cards
and treats.
Two gifts were given by the
Pack. One to the Cub with the
most members Of his family pre-
sent which was Billy Redditt,
and one to the youngest child
present which also went to the
Redditt family.
A large cake, decorated with
Happy Birthday, Pack 1872 was
served as dessert. Happy Birth
day was sung to Willard Strong
his birthday was Feb. 25.
Walters for the Banquet were
Paul Calkins, Jr., Explorer Post
1872, George Calkins, Scout Troop
1872 and Leonard Bitner.
A special thanks to Eugene
Rose for cleaning the cafeteria
and being SO helpful.
Red Cross Volunteers
Vickie Dietz, Chairman, Betty
Snow, Co chairman. Workers
are Lucille RAIDER, Ann Polom-
sky, Ann Grubbs, Rosemary Bo-
ehnlein, Betty Saxon, Frances
Adams, Mary McGannon, Fran
ces Tysl, Mary Morrison, Betty
Kuch, Mrs. James, Betty Ann
Adams, Willie Horvath, Eleanor
Fekete, Doris Bitner, Joyce Ad-
ans, Alice Golenberke and Ira
Gergely.
The Red Cross Finance Drive
is March l to March II. Regis
tration cards for the Summers
Swim Program will be passed
out by the workers.
This county is not covered by
the United Fund
Huntsburg Baptist Church News
This week has been bustling
with all sorts of activities. One
had to choose where to go, for
there were couple of doings
going on at the same time. The
ladies Missionary Group weico-
med Mrs. Henry Parker and Mrs
Carl Martin into their midst.
Then they had a jolting iaunt,
when they had to take the bus
over to Mrs. Charles Lilley of
Burton Lakes. The occasion was
a baby shower in honor of Bruce
Edward, born February 13.
The Gospel Bells are ringing
out. They have practically doub-
led themselves in two meetings.
There were fifty there. Imagine
one hundred fingers flying, glu-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-05
Lutheraf1's Services
in Mur1Son School

The worship services of Peace
Lutheran Church are being held
In the Munson School Auditor
iunl on Bass Lake Road, one
fourth Mile south of Highway 322
Sunday morning worship con-
siSts Of Sunday School and Adult
Bible Glass (9:15 AMI and the
Divine Worship Service (10::30
a.m.)
Lenten Services are also be-
ing held at the Munson School
Auditorium on Tuesday evenings
at 3 pm. The Sermon Topic for
March 10 will be: Were you
There When He Was Crowned
With Thorns?"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-05
CHURCH NEWS
Thomas VoSley to be Lenten
Guest Speaker at St. LukeS

Next Wednesday, March IL,
the Reverend Mr.. Thomas Vos-
sler, rector Of st. Adams church
Cleveland, will be the guest Of
st. Luke's Episcopal Church of
Geauga County. He will speak
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-05
Wardrobe

We're blossoming out with all you need to get into the
swing of spring Shoes styled fresh and new
as the delightful season itself and just welcomed
You'll like knd-toyour-budget prices, too SO
breeze in with the whole family and get off to
bright spring start!
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-31
Tribal Attorney Reports On
Progress In Land Claims Case

While In attendance At ihC'
annual convention of the Nation.
=! Congress Of American Indians
II Phoenix. Arizona. the dele.
gates Of the Blackfcct tribe met
with Glen 4 wilkinson. one Of
the Blackfcci claims attorneys.
Mr. Wilkinson reported to the
delegates on the status Of the
claim arising out Of the agree.
mrni %! May |. 1888 \ further
hearing was held before the In.
dian Claims on November 8 and
o Mr.. Mont II. Anderson offered
further testimony on the value
Of the land coded BY the 1888
agreement. lie testified. In sub.
stance. that the value Of the land
was Sis per acre. or \ total of
over SIG million The govern.
mrnis expert witness testified
:ha, the land had a fair market,
value Of less than 81 million.
The additional testimony was
required because the Blarkfcc,
claims attorneys are now assert.
Ing that the Blarkfcci and Gros
Ncn:rc tribes owned the entire
tract ~ dispute AZ the previous
trial IN Denver In August 1887
II had been assumed that the
AsSintboinc and Sioux tribes own.
cd an undt, idrd interest In the
trar, In 1889 II the ncw theory
tina, the Blackfrc, and Gros Ven.
,rc owned 100 per cen, Of the
area is sustained. |, follows that
the expected recovery will be-
greater than had originally been
expected
Following the hearing In NO
vcmbcr. the Indian Plains Com
mission allowed . period Of O.
days for tho tribal attorneys n
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-31

\ resident o. Glacier county all
his life. DrWol!r and his family
!">idr N Browning durin. the
winter AZ! 81 .hrtr ranch durl;., e:
~" summer months vince iIr!
r.I.r h!ark ..Isu> cattle. Mr.. Dc
W"l.r i a!.o - director Of iAr
Conrad PRODUCTION Crcd.i ,S.o.
.lItina and serves on the l,aH>
committee.
During his two terms as Repre-.
sentative he has served on the
iair>.urk Committee. OH AID
g.. & .nmri,'r. Highway Com.
.'I:.rr. T. .srH.>ing COMMITTEE.
!>tIr E.,a.d and institutions Com
m.,irr an! i"rr>. and Parks Com.
mi',rr,
81 .hi> ,inr y Wolfe Is the only
candidate t, frlr on the Demo
cratic ,!.kr.. and will seek tie
senatorial rui ~ opposition t.,
Harold Nelson. Cut Bark ranrhcr.
who Ia. ili",l nn 'hr N"puh'ira ,
:irkr
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-31
Browning Lions To
Sponsor An-Indiun
Basketball Tourney

The fi:It annual North Amcri
can Indian Basketball tournament,
WI! AK" place the first week in
March. according to Phil Ward
j." and Roy Buffalo. CO :hairmcl
Of ;Hr affair
Tie tourney will feature all
l'dian teams from North Dakota
Wyomiag. Washington. Idaho and
Montana
The tourney Is expected 20 BE-
an annual Browning Lions Club
function.
Brownlngs brand new gymna
SUM will be the site of the tour
ncy. which will give players ant
spectators ample space and facili
ties for such a tournament.
Committee cha:rmcn named a
frs. organization meeting in
cludr Jim Fisher. Gym Chairman
Andy Grccnshiclds. Contrac
Chairman: Dick Sessions. Ticket!
and Financial Chairman: Vcrr
Hartford. Trophy Chairman: Ear
Old Person. Entertainment Chair
man: Roy Buffalo. Referee Chair
man: Stan Preston. Housing
Chairman: Vance Rambcrg. Floo.
Manager. Bill Riddle. Traffic
Chairman: George Cell. Police
Chairman: Angelo Greco. Tourna
men; Queen Chairman. and Frank
Greco. Publicity Chairman.
The local Blackfcc. IA, IS 5as
kctball :@'m will b, selling sea
son tickets ~ the near future
from which 4 certain amour, vii
be set aside so that the team ca,
finance its trip 10 the annua
All.lndian tournament, a; Chila
quin. Oregon.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-31

file proposed findings and n sup.
porting brief. Mr.. Wilkinson al.
viscd that the preparation Of
these documents Is now IN proc.
css and everything possible !,
being done TO meet the dcadliHc.
The attorneys for the Government;
will then have an opportunity 10
file similar documents The tn.
bal attorneys then tiavr M OF.
portuniiy 10 file n reply brief Mr..
Wilkinson pointed out that this
Will require several months. per.
haps as much as n year There.
after. tho Indian Claims comm.<
sion will prepare and rrlcaSr
findings of fact and a decision Il
Is hoped that the final decision
q! III" commission will coIn, n!.h
IN \ year and n half. although
Mr. Wilkinson cautioned that 4
longer period may be required
The delegates were advised that
the tribal attorneys feel reason.
ably confident that n Judgment
favorable TO the Blackfcct and
Gros Vcn:tc tribes vii. be- nb.
tanned. The attorneys advised.
however. It Is not possible to
make an intelligent estimate of
the size Of the anticipated juhg.
mcni.
In response TO q request from
the delegates. Mr. Wilkinson al
viScd that he or one Of his part.
ncrs would plan to visit the Black
feet tribe after the proposed find
tnss and briefs have been filed
n the dcadltnc Is met. this will
be some time In February. Mr..
Wilkinson promised 70 keep tn"
Blackfect Tribal Council inform.
Cd ~ his plans.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-31
l6-Pound Rainbow
Caught At Duck
lcke Monduy

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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-31

Mr. ard Mrs Jimmie Bird and
family ",nni Christmas w.'h he"
parrn.s "a l.r.nbridgc.
Mr. and Mr.. iinbrr. Delaney
and family mninrrd to i.rthbrIdsr
thri>'ma~ M rnins to- enjoy the
hri.iay with relatives.
Bert FITZGERALD was taken sud
d"hly Ill from y severe attack Ui
ili carly this week. and has sinrr
been confined 10 his bed.
Lana Peterson and Carol Bar.
rus. studcn.s at Montana State
University. arrived home for the
holidays.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-31
Percy Dewc!fe File:
For State Senator

Announcements was mad" Mon
day by rcrc! DrW"l:c that he
has flee for tho Office ot State
senator from Glacier county on
.hc Democratic ticket
Devote. rr"m!::tni Babb area
rarcnrr. has :, .Nrd the pas, Two
term, As Representative from this
count:
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-31

III 7E9r'3II9-, 0uIFuu3y NoON1u1 DC
curly taxes will be increased 20
.l'r rcu: and Montana new in,
rGL,c .a\ law viii take an add.
tlnHl! hi L DAT of the pay check
VALE the maximum paid out OF
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-31

salaries 70" Snc!a! s.; L"!'y l.!
1859 was Sl2O, the a'l'r A!I a.
10 Sl44 in 1860 w!'h adI.''.Ir. ~.
crcaScS scheduled iur :u'ur,.
years State income 'ANr> All! b.
boosted TO over - per cr:H II
certain salary brackr,> For tr>-
payer with salary -! >iIh t
month and .hrcc dri'":! ~, -
increase Will be ~ per ',:It. q. I.l..
for salary of $500 4 H...'.tu ..
increase in the SAFE L., NE LAX
will be ~ per cent
According to Crn>u, HuvrAd
figures. only one STATE ~ ;Ar
Western IL j. currently p@y.H1
out larger percentage y! per- III
al Income for the >IppJr, ut pi3.
lie services
According to the Montana Tax
payers Associate ". tax COLLEGE,
tons for 1858 50 continued ~ OF
strip personal income II II, :.
,ana. While taxes Increased + !
per cent. personal income i,:c.cl>
ed only IS per cent DurIn. me
last ten years. taxes for state aIi
local purposes have increased
ZIG per cent while personal III.
come has gone up only SO per
cent
Montana Properly Continues
TO Dominate Tax Scene
Montana properly continues 20
top the other 10 western states in
the support Of public services
according 10 the Montana Tax.
payers Association. For fiscal
year 1889. property financed
6l4 per cent OF all state and local
tax supported services.
This is jump of per cent
over the previous year. The As
ISOLATION cited the . mill state.
wide property tax for the support
of state government and the sharp
increase in public school taxes rs
tho principal reason for the IL.
crease.
The rcpo-; stated tina; New
Mexico. Washington and Nevada
remained the low property tax
states because of their heavy en-.
phasis upon the general sales .ax
Montana will have another
heavy boost in property taxes for
1870 ,EO uoiou ~ COO v,;i'Io, sra,,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-31
Increased Taxes To Face
State Taxpayers In 1860

When the 1860 Montana N..
lc TO cheer according the MoltaI, TANiy
Association They will be faced with additional NEc
o Congress 1859 Montana legislature
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl lStwOOd and
son, John. enjoyed Christmas
with relatives In Whitcfish.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-18
ne Pristojbe -- Bolesnicka Potpora

Totka 225. Ia bolest koje su uslijedile cd
ozljeda boesnicka potpora pocimlje cd prvog da-
ma tal<vog ozlijedjenja, predvidjeno, da je takav
Clan bio osguran "a boesnicku potporu najmanje
30 dana
svima sluca jevima bolovanja potpora Sc pla-
ca pocam cd osmog dana takvog obojenja, pred
vidjeno, da je takaV Clan bio osiguran najmanje
II punih mjeseci Ako clan nalaz bolnicl.
bolesnicka potpora plaza cd dana kad je poteo
lijeGenje bolnic
Tocka e26. Cjelokupna svota bolesnicke pot
pore klasama A ina Sc odredjvah po lies
tvici kredta Ia bolesnicku potporu koja Sc teme-
III ma duljin vremena kroz koje je Clan osiguran
"a boesnicku potporu, ma ogranicenjima od-
redbama kako je ovdje nadalje providjeno pla-
canje bolesnicke potpore.
Sve boesnicke potpore koje je Clan PRIMO cd
godine 1925. Ill cd vremena njegovog clanovanja,
imaju biti odbite cd cjelokupne svote u Ljestvici
Kredita (Tocka 24O). Clanovi, koji osigurani
u Klasi A, ne mogu dobit wise cd $4,000 godisnje
clanovi osiguran Klasi B. mogu dobiti wise
cd $4,000 u jednoj godini. "Jedna godina" ina
racunat kao IL mjesec neprekidnog vremena, cd
vremena kad je clan prijavljen bolesnim bilo
koju bolest iii unesrecenje.
Tocka 227. clanov koj primili cjelokupnu
svotu IL kredita svoje boesnicke potpore, nemaju
pravo ma daljnju potporu do vremena dok i'm kredit
naraste do svote, koja prevrsuje vet prmlJenu svo
clanovi, koji su primljen osiguranJe Klasi
A, u Klasi B, nakon l. januara 194S. godine koji
su osigurani u klasi ("Income DefenderD, ne ce
imati pravo bio kakvu boesnicku potporu
kon sto navrse starost cd 65 godina, ne &c nakon
toga vremena morat pacati pristojbe "a tn svrhu.
Totl1a 228 canovi, koji postanu umno pore
meceni iii bouiu cd multiple sclerosis" iii paralize
bio koje vrsti prize nego SUI dvie godine osgurani
bolesnicku potporu iii odstete, nemaju pravo ma
ikakvu bolesnicku potporu iii otstete nakon dvije
godine cd dana ta6vog pristupa, nakon toga pre-
staju bit osigurani bolesnicku potporu iii otstete
Bolesnicka potpora umno poremetenog clana
mole Sc ispatit suprugu, Iii suprugt, dteci, rod-
teljima, lii zakonito imenovanom skrbniku nakon
su svi rasporez takvog clana potpuno uplaceni
Ako Clan ozdravi prize nego je iscrpio svoju
bolesnicku potporu, bo koja preostala neisplacena
svota pripada MENU.
Umno poremeceni clanoW moraju biti smje-
stem zavod umobolne. samo tada imaju pravo
ma bolesn1tku potporu.
Tocka 229. Bolesnicka potpora &c ispa-
civati "a ponovno oboljenje bilo kojeg bolesnog
uda, Iii djela tjela "a koje je odsteta vet pot
punoj svot isplacena.
Totka 2SO clanice nemaju pravo boles-
nicku potporu "a prvih 81 dan bilo kakve bolesti,
koja je nastala povodom pregnancy (trudnoce'.
Nakon toga vremena, bolesnicka potpora plaza
"a daljnje bolovanje cd toga.
clance, koje su osigurane "a bolesnicku pot
poru najmanje mjeseci, imaju pravo svotu cd
$4,000 "a svalxo 1.-Two rodjeno djete; $4,000 Cd
svote ina sc kreditirah racun rasporeza "a bdlo
koj certifikat kojeg izdaje Pomladak, izuzev
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-18
Ia starost Cd 80 do so godina
Bolesnicka Potpora

Tocka 224. Hrvatska Bratska Zajednca podr-
lava tri Klase (razredal bolesnicke potpore:
Klasa Az koje sc placaju potpore cd S100 ma
dan do maksimalne (najvise) svote cd
$1250.00
klasa BIZ koje placaju potpore cd $500 ma
dan do maksimalne svote cd $2,l00.00.
Kasa C-PoZnata kao THE Income Defender, liz
koje Sc placaju potpore Cd $4,000 mje
secno do maksimalne svote cd $2,500.0O.
clanovima, koji su osiguran po planu c, izdaju
Sc posebni certifikati osiguranja, kojima SUI ma.
vedene sve potpore koje mogu placat splate
vedenim certifikatu po pravilima Hrvatske Brat
ske zajednice.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-18

Term" certifil<at predvdieno, da 1e dijete zaea-
memo u Ponlatku kroz vrijeme cd 80 dana nakou
rodjenja. Preostala svota Cd $1,000 ina isplatiu
majci.
clanice, koje su osigurane bolesnicku pot
poru najmanje mjeseci imaJu pravo ma svotu
cd $4,000 IA bilo koji full term still birth tporo-
dial mrtvog djeteta, nosenog puno, redovito vii
jeme).
Tocka 2sI. Clan mora svoje obolJenje prija-
Nh odsjeku ma propisanoj tiskanict Report of nl-
ness (Prijava Bolesti) koju odstek mora ispunih
poslau Glavnom Uredu kroz vrijeme cd 80 dana
U gorntoJ odredbi mogu Sc ucinid iznimke sarno
ako to postoje valiant razlozi.
Toclxa 232. Ia due vrijeme trajanja bo
lovanja mora Sc, ma "a to propisanoj tiskanici
spuniti svjedotba po hjecniku koj clana ijeci.
krurgu kiropraktoru iii osteopatu, po odS!eku, l
svaRi mjesec svjedocba mora bti poslana Glavnom
Uredu
Ia clanove, kot trpe cd kronicnih bolest, ko-
il Sc nalaze u zavodu, trazbne Sc mogu podnasad
svaka mjeseca-
Totka 2SS Svaki clan, koj prima bolesncku
potporu. vlada po preporukama savjetu svoga
ijecnika. Bilo koji prekrsaj cd strane tlana moze
prouzrociH prestanak placanja bolesnlcke potpore
Tocka 2S4 Kad Clan ozdravi on tomu ina
odmah obavjestiti svoj odsjek podniteh h1ecnicku
svjedocbu.
njegom Ia vrijeme dok Sc nalaze izvan s1edista
odsjeka, koj nisu pod nadzorom odslecnog odoo.
ra moraju svoje Hjecnicke svjedocbe dati potvrdih
DO 1avnom bjezniku, izuzev ako Sc naIaze ma IL
iecenju bolnci iii zavodu.
Toclxa 2S6. Odsjek je duzan odrediti jednog IN
wise clanova da pos jetuju bolesnog clana da ma
stole talxvom clanu svakom pogledu bti Cd po-
moci
Odsjek mora svoje clanove uputiti u pravtni
nacin podnaSanja trazbina dati i'm savjet pra-
vilnom ponasanju suglasju ga Pravilima, tako da
mogu inlati pravo ma bolesnicku potporu.
Tocka 237. Sw prigovori (prituzbel, koji su
ucinieni ma odsiecnoj sjednici protiv odobravanja
bolesnitke potpore bilo kojem clanu, Ill o bilo ko-
ioj neurednosu trazbinama, imaju biti pomno
istrazeni po odsjeku pronalazak istrage ina -
javt Glavnom Uredu CHM je prize moguce.
Tocka 238. Odsjek ne moze suspendirati Ga
na kot je osiguran bolesnichu potporu, "a VII
jeme niegovog bolovanja, ako talkav Clan ina pra~
vo ma potporu, koja iznasa vecu svotu Cd njegove
dugovine. u takvim slucajevima, Hrvatska Bratska
zajednica moze odsjeku platiu dugovinu IL clanovs
bolesnitke potpore.
Tocka 239. Bolesnicka potpora ina platih
"a bolovanje. iii ozlijede, kalo slijedi
Ma uiaa cd 40 dana "a.
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ZAJEDNTtARs

tzivcana bolest, trganje); "neurasthenia" (bolest
xivaca); 'neuritis" (upala zivaca) "ostetis"; pa
ralyss" (paraliza kljenut) bilo koje vrsti; sci
atica" (k1ikobolja); sinus bolest; zeudacne bo-
lesti: "tonsil enlargement disease" (bolesti La
bica iii Njezda vratu); tuberculosis" (bolesti
cd susice): "varicocele" 1 "varicose veins" (nabre-
kle lille ma nogama).
Tocka 216. Clan koj je PRIMO potpore Iii
odstete protiv odredbi Pravia, mora Zajednici DO
vratiti sve takve isplate kroz vrijeme Cd go dana
nakon lie DO Glavnom Uredu obavijesten u protiv-
nom siucaju, takav clan &c biti predan Glavnoj
Poroti.
Tocka 217. Ako clan uplati svoje pristojbe
"a osieuranje "a bolesnicku potporu odstete do
25-tog dana u mjesecu, odsjek ga moze suspendi-
rati s tih osiguranja Ia takve suspendacije odsjek
&c dobiti s,lspendacioni kredt svotu koko izna-
saju jednomjesetne pristojbe tlana.
Placanje Odsteta
Shiedeca Pravila cd Totke 21S do ukiueivo
Tocku 222 odnose Sc clanove, koji su osigurani
DO starom planu placanja odsteta
ToGka 218. clanovi placaju 25 cent? mjesecno
"a jednostruko so cent? mjesecno dvostruko
osiguranje odstete
Maksimalna (najveta) svota Cd $4,000 plaza
So "a jednostruke odstete $1,600.O0 "a dvostruke
odstete.
Bio koja djelomicna svota isplate odstete
ina Sc odbiti cd cjelokupne svote, koja plaza
Tocka 219. slijedece odstete imaju Sc platat
traini / neizlijecvi gubitak (onesposobljenje).
Kao iokaz trajnog gubitka ina pod ijeti ijec-
nicka diagnoza Dvostruke, nize navedene svote
isplatuju Sc "a dvostruko osiguranje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-18

1. Ne wise cd 80 dana Ia:
al abscesses;
b. bronchitis;
O. burstis;
d. celulitis;
81 cystitis;
II contusions;
g) enterits;
h) gastritis;
u hemorrhoids;
y influenza
k) lacerations;
y sinus and middle disease;
M tonsillitis or tonsillectomy;
NJ upper respiratory Infections;
o) undiagnosed
p) following any operation where operation bene-
fits are 5000 or less;
a. urticaria -dermatoses
2. Ne wise cd 80 dana IA:
al arthritis-an types;
b) bones-hand or foot-fractures or severance;
c) colitis;
e. neurosis- -neurasthenia;
~ peptic ulcer;
~ pneumonia;
h) pyelitis;
u sacro-illiac-strain and sprain;
u sciatica;
Ky skin cancer;
ID varicose veins or ulcer;
mi following any operation where operation bens-
fits are above $4,000.
s. Ne wise cd 80 dana
a. severance;
b) bone fractures (radius ulna, humerus, clavics.
fYbula);
O. eye-injury-op -operation-illness;
d. diabetes.
4. Ne wise Cd $50 dana
al anemia;
b) arteriosclerosis;
g. cancer
d. cerebral hemorrhage;
81 chronic bone disease;
y fractures-femur, tbia, skull spine, pelvis;