davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
IzYJESTAJ TRECEG P0DPREDSJEDNIKA
GLAVN0M 0DB0RlJ H. B. zAJEDNICE
u MARCU, 1859

Brate predsiednite Ostai odbornici Galynog Odbora
Moi rad svojstvu clana treceg podpreds jednka
vaske Bratske Zajednice Cd zadne sled
nice septembru 1858 godne sastoao ugavnom pro-
micanJu nase kampane prikupjanje novih clanova
pomaganju organzranja kulturnh drsvenih priredaba
nasih odsjeka.
Predsjedao sam, nadale dvodnevnom teca au "a bolie
poznavane organzace Hrvaske Bratske Zajednce koga
odrza nstruktor IL Glavnog Odbora brat Martin Kra-
sich glavn blagank brat Michael Grasha upravtelj
mladka Tecaj je bio dobro posecen Prisustvova
zastupnc odsjeka Sv prsutni pazlivo sasluSali
aganja instruktora interesom sudeloval dskusiu
Ma kraju e brat Krasch odrzao ep govor potreb pot
pomagana skoskog fonda Hvatske Bratske Zadnice ko
prakcno sv prsutni pozdravil odusevljenjem,
uvjeren da ce kod liz tog braSna biti pogace
Pc ovastenju Izvrsnog Odbora Pittsburghu prsusvo
dana II. 49, okobra Long Beach-u Calf, Kon
gresu Bratskih Organizaca teritoru Kalfornje Je
dan cd gavnih probema koi bill raspravjen bio ie
pitanje sacuvana sarih prikupane novh 6lanova brat
skim organzacijama. Drago mi e da mogu reci, da
tom Kongresu zneseno, da Hrvatska Bratska Ia
ednica putem svoe kampane uspjela pkupit procenua
wise novh clanova bratske zaednice koje
sluze professionalism placenm zastupncma erenu Da
pokazem koko to ptane prodavanja insurance policy
zadae NINA brga dono kopu govora jednog cd dele
gata tom Kongresu. IL og govora mogu uvjer sH
on ko sami nsu proba tai posao nj kao proesionano
placen zastupnc nj kao dobrovo n saradnici Rampant
kakova je nasa da prkupjanje novh clanova ne tako
jednostavan posao kako 81 to on zamis da dig
mes teefonsku slusacu vec dobo ednog novog cana
wise vec da to potrebno te koko zalaganja port
jem cijenim trud onih 300 nasih saradnka kampanj
koj uspje prves Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zajednc 6095
novh clanova Th 6095 novh anova predstava poveca-
ME naseg fonda $53500OO Ogroman je to uspjeh ia
cd cestitam svma onima ko sudelova toj kam
pan pocam Cd sestre Markusch koa e osvoa $50 poin
ia, do onog, ko e priveo makar jednog clana
Ne mogu a da pohvalm poimence i sestru Hure koja
je godni 1857 iznea pobjedu kampanji medu zenama
"a cijei teritor USA Men ondasn uspjeh dao je men
pobude da povecam bro canova naSe Hrvaske Bratsks
Zajednce. Cestam joj sto je kampanji 1858 go
dnu osvoja edno cd vodecih mesta Kalifoniju Po-
zvam koji do sada ucestvovai toj kampan da
nasave stm poletom, ostae koji do sada nisu
prikjucil to kampan, da privedu sva barem ednog
vog elana pa ce nasa Zajednca akotom porast 2O0
600 elanova Mozda kazao nesto prevelku brou An
ako s to hocemo mozemo postci tai ci Neka sv on
ko sada jos spavaju ugledaju onih 1900 koT vet
sudjeuju kampanji imadu jos mjeseci da
trgnu prived Zajednc sva svoe bar jos jed
nog novog clana.
ako, ja privremeno vodim toj kampanji obeta jem
da Gu Sc nadae svoski zalaga, vjerujte m da Gu bt
najsretn ako vi sv preteknete jer ce vas uspeh
bti uspjeh Zaednce, to znac uspjeh sviju
Math kovacevich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

DOnOra, Pa. - Ovime jaw
ljamo radosnu West, da Sc
je odsjek "Bratstvo" br. 327
H.B.Z. pojacao sa diva mlada
clana, koji SUI presli IL gnijez-
da Pomlatka br. u u odraslo
clanstvo, CHE slike ovdje do
nosimo.
Prvi je mladi brat Edward
j. Rozich, koji je u odsjeku
nasao svoga oca Josipa maj
ku Mariju, te djeda Antona
j brata Anthony, u gnijez-
du ostavlja jos diva brata, ko-
il &c slijediti njegove stope,
kad i'm "a to vrijeme dodje.
Brat Edward elm lie svrsio
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

u Hamiltonu, gdje je svrsio
osnovnu skolu, a sada polazi
drugi razred Central Second
ary School uci zanat "a ma
sinistu. M i ke je vrijedan
marljiv, mirne i blage naravi
i dobar student. Gamma Sc
sa svima sportovima, a oso-
bito football i hockey. Tako-
djer svira piano, accordion
mnogo puta je svirao ma kon-
certima "a Pomladak br. 397.
Mike je sin Kate Baleno-
vich i pokojnog oca Marka
Majerovich. Otac je bio ro-
djen u selu Podostra, a maj
ka mu je rodjena u selu Lie
XII Now. Oca je izgubio 27.
maja, 1855, pa kao vrijedan
sin pomagao je majki ma sva-
XII nacin. On postuje svoga O.
cuba, a tako isto ocuh ME
ga kao svoga rodjenoga sina.
u Pomladku ostavlja mia
djeg brata Josipa i sestru
Lillian, a u odsjeku je nasao
majku Katu i ocuha, Jack
Balenovich, koy su dugogo-
disnT clanoW.
TeM mlad brate Mike Xii
Geno dobro nam dosao u ma
Sc redove, a tvojoj majki
ocuhu 9estitamo ma dobrom
odgoju svoje djeee. zelimo ii
svako dobro u tvojem zivota,
zivio j sretan bio.
xosenh &kaAesieh, ii
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

unuku?
U ime clanstva odsjeka 679
cestitam roditeljima, djedu i
baki sto su malog Petra u
pisai u H. B. Zajednicu.
Died malog Petra, dida Pc
70, dosao je u Kanadu kad je
bio mladic cd Is godina u
toku svoga zivota stekao je
veliki broj prijatelja znana-
ca, kako medju nasim naro-
dom, tako i medju drugim ma
rodnostima. On je bio osnivae
odsjeka broj 679 sv. Nikole
u ono doba obavljao je duz-
most perovodje.
Baka malog Petra, sestra
Vera, je vElo aktivna aaniea
H. B. Zajednice; oaa je mno-
go dobra ueinila "a svoj Cd
sick madame sc da &c bra&-
nj par Petar Vera Maronik
i dale biti aktivrM elanovi III.
B. Zajedniee.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

zornog bracnog zivota.
Nasred stola bio je iskiceni
kolac sa znakom "Sretan vam
zlatni pir otac mako. Ia
kodjer stol je bio iskicen
raznovrsnim cvijecem, kao i
raznovrsnom hranom picem
20 nasem obicaju. Glazba i
pies su najavili 50-godisnjicu
zlatnog pira nash svecara.
Sve je bio veselo i zadovolj-
no. Svecari su bill nadareni
po svojim trina kcerkama i
ostalim gostima.
Pokraj svojih triju kcerka,
svecari imadu osam unucadi
i pet praunucadi.
U ime sveukupnog clanstva
nasega odsjeka broj 588 H.
B. T., mi ovim putem cestita-
mo nasim svecarima, Mr.. i
Mrs. Martin Tarabochia, ma
50-godisnjici njihovog brac-
nog zivota zelimo i'm da po-
zivu jos dugi niz godina u
najboljem zdravlju i veselju
u krugu svoje djece, unucadi,
praunucadi, ostale svoje svoj-
te i prijatelja.
M. Margetich, izvi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
M. Margetich, izvj.

skolu odmah Sc je dao upi-
sati u vojnistvo i to kod zrae-
ne sluzbe, te sada odsluzuje
4 godine.
Druga je mlada sestra Lu-
cy Sala, koja je nasla svoju
Mary Sala u odsjeku,
a u Pomlatku ostavlja svoga
mladjega brata. Lucy ina da
dovrsi skolu u maju mjesecu
owe godine.
Bratu Edwardu j sestri Lu-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
Gnijezdo broj 471 raste

Port Arthur, Ont, Can. -
Javljamo svemu clanstvu H.
B. z. radosnu West, da sc
mas pomladak povecao 8 jed
MIN novim clanom. To je ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

Hamilton, Ontario, Can. -
Ovime javljamo veselu West,
da Sc je mas odsjek Malta
Gubec" broj GA H.B.Z. po-
vecao 8 jednim mladim cla-
nom, bratom Mike Majero-
vich, koji je presao IL gnijez-
da broj 397 u odraslo Clan
stvo, ciju sliku ovdje donosi-
mo.
Rodjen je Is. juna, 1912.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

stetu $50 canoya dvostraa odsteAu po plans
2l3 3O2 cana m jednostrukx odstetu 784 Aana dvo
struku odstetu iii u'n,o fond Odsteta koneem go
dine 1858 osiearano 46,76S dana.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
STANJE CLANSTVA
Fond BOlne POtpOre

i STANJE CLANSTVA
Fond Bone Potpore
Cd 1. julia do uhjucivo 81. decembra 1858 boes-
nicku potpor priavo 1852 cana Ma 80 juna 1858
fond Bolne Potpore blo e osgurano 37951 Clan zad-
MEM polugodistu broj osigranh fond Boe Potpoe
snzo kako sjedi: 443 clana klas "a, dotm kasa "B
povisila 10 clanova Hasa "C"' Qncome Defender
ednoga clana Koncem goine 1858 naazi osigurano
3752s clanova to kako sljed klasa "A" $685. kasa
" 933 clana kasa "C SO clanova. Gubitak klas "A"
navse je bio prouzrocen usjed smr sarih canova
onh ko svoj kredit fondu Bone Potpore iscrpili
cjelosti.
Fond OdSteta
Koncem mjeseca juna 1858 godine fond Odsteta
(stai nov plan) bio je osgurano 46 $50 Hanova
dobju cd julia do ukucivo 81 decembra 1858 broj
sguranh fond Odsteta povso 213 Slana Svset-
1858 gone cansvo e osigurano fond odsteta ka
10 ajedi: 20 starom plans ~ O61 dan jadnoazz Cd
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

IA DRUGo POLUGODIsTE 1858. GODINE
John Ovcasich, tajnik
GlavnOm Odboru Hrvatske Bratske Zaiednce
stovana sestro brace odbornici:
Smatram svojom duznoscu, u sugasju nasih pravia,
podnasam pred izvesce mojeg rada fnancalno sta
ne sumarni preged stanje clanstva osigurano fon
dove bone popore odsteta drugu polovicu 1858 go
dine.
Odnoseei Sc ma moi rad duznosti odgovornosti vrso
sam nastojao da ucnim sto mogao bolJ
ugled napredak prosirenje redova nase Zaence Poso
vane vodjeno je tocno savjesno Sve trazbne koje
predvidene nasim pravima bile vreme splacene
doclm trazbne koje nesu bile uvazene, uvjek nase
odsecne odbornke izvestio IL koh razoga ise nesu
moge uvaz Ovo navse odnoslo razbne onog Clan
sva koe e osgurano starom panu odsteta operacia
Budut godine odrzava konvencija, prema tome
"a ovo zasedane specfcnh preporuka. Medjutim
nformacije radi osguraca po starom panu, nane
financjalno stane zakade sano pada Ovo e vitano
tanje koje svakako rjesiti ducoj konvenci
Ovolko imao da vas, sestro brace odbornici IL
vjestim sa ovme zavrsujem mole zvjesce zeama da
vas rad zasjedanju bude ponos clan
svo Hvatske Bratske zaednice podonosan korsan Sve
najskrene bratski pozdravljam dobro dosli
PREGLED POsLOvANJA Cd 1. JULIA DO 81. DEC. 1858
Primitci hdatci - Stanje naklada - Stanje aanstva
zAKLADA BoLNE POTPoRE
Primitak
Primito elanske upate $16e SAG 95
Primito "a kamate ma bondove 70 7O85 SO
Ukupn primtak "a drgo pougodste 1858 g. s1ee 555
Izdatak
Isplaceno 5O1O trazbna boesncke potpore $40 O58
lsplaceno 4O2 trazbne nagrada maternstvo 100000
Isplaeeno racun djece upisano Pomadak $4,000
Ukupn zdatak drugo polugodiste 1858 SLIT 43S 10
Prenos imovine Zaklade Bolne Potpore 80. juna
Wise prmito drugom pougodStu 1858 godine 22117 Il
Okupna movma 'S94oO O94z4
,lansle obaveze Oiabilities) odnosno neisplacena
bolesnicka potpora kredit umobolnog canstva
cd l. julia do ukljucvo 81 decembra 1858 .-97 SO52 "a
ista imovina zaklade Bolne Potpore 81. decem-
1908 SS4S ZoS9t
81. decembra 1858 manjak rezerve u zakladi Boil
rezerva treba da bude kako slijedi:
Security Value Reserve 783O64
Ukupna 1888 966 "a
81 dec 1858 manjak zaklad Bolne Potpore IS 3567 6s
zAKLADA oDsTETA, starr NOW PLAN
Primitak
Primito "a clanske uplate starr plan s 49, $40 &c
Primito canske uplate novi plan ...... 65 265
Primto "a kamate ma bondove starr novi plan 948456
Ukupn primtak drugo polugodiste 1858 81
Izdatak
lsplaceno 469 trazbina odsteta operacija starr
Tsplaceno 6S7 trazbina odsteta operacija, novi
plan 45o4VOO
Ukupn zdatak drgo polugodiste 1858 g. IS a. 1880
Wise prnito .........$ 1851
Prenos imovine zakade odsteta 80 na 1858 77217
Ukupna imovina prenosom cd 80 ma 1858 7s
Obaveze clanstvu neisplacene odgodjene traz-
bne cd 1. julia do ukljucvo 81 dec 1858 10 90
81 dec 1858 csta ovina znasa svotu Cd $3O8 539 78
sUMARNi PREGLED RAcUN OD L. JULIA DO
81. DECEMBRA, 1858
Primitak
Laklada OdSteta ll5o0l ol
Ukupn prrntak 1913 24312
Izdatak
zaklada Bolne Potpore SLIT 438 10
AaKlada Ousteta S4,I1oUU
Wise prmito drugom pougodsu 1858 8. ...$ A. 9O02
ZAKIADE IMOYINA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

$177,438.10
$923,976.83
22,117.41
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Textile Forum
Is Being Held

A sixth annual Textile In
formation Forum is now in
session on Tuesday from 8 to
S pm. and from z to 8 pm. a
the National Housing Center,
1925 L street N. w.
The discussions, sponsored
by the Adult Education Pro-
gram in Distributive Educa-
ton, D. C. Public Schools,
will be held through April 20.
Lectures available are
Solution Dyed Acetate Fib.
ers," Cotton and Cotton
Products" "Acrilan and Acri-
Ian End Use Products" "The
story of Irish Linen" silk
ana Silk Products" "Rayon
Products and Fashions" and
Knowing What the Customer
Wants"
A field trip to the Nation
al Institute Of Dry Cleaning
in Silver Spring and q panel
discussion review will take
place during the last two ses-
sions of the Forum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
'ChQirWomen
Are Named
For Benefit

Co-chairmen Of the Christ
Child Society's annual benefit
garden party slated May 8
were named at a meeting of
the society's executive COM
mittee here.
Mrs. Maxwell H. Stokes.
president. named Mrs. Ira
Ewers, Mrs. Maurice S. May
and Mrs. Frank Parini to
direct the benefit which will
be held on the estate Of Mr..
and Mrs. George DeFran-
ceaux in Potomac, Md.
The event is the principal
Embarrassing effort of the So
ciety with proceeds going to
help the groups work with
children at the Christ Child
Hospital, Rockville; the Christ
Child Settlement House here.
the Christ Child Summer
Camp for Girls in Calvert
County, Md. and other well
fare projects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Russells
Give Fete

The Vice Chief Of Naval
Operations and MRS. James
s. Russell chose Valentine
Day for their first big party
since Admiral Russell was
sworn into, his new post last
July.
And the hostess dressed to
suit the occasion with a
bright red taffeta cocktail
frock that gave a CHEEKY
note to the gray and rainy
Saturday.
AS guests arrived at the
Russells' home. Quarters A
on the old Naval Hospital
grounds at $500 e street
NV, they noted. after enter
ing the door. the large red
Valentine heart which hung
in the hallway. Dangling
from 1t were smaller hearts.
And throughout the other
rooms of the quarters we're
arrays Of greens and white
flowers that gave a gay and
springlike touch to the house.
OF course, Admiral Russell
needed little encouragement
to talk about "the number
one subject" with him these
days-his first glimpse Of his
first grandson and name
sake, born last November to
his son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Russell
in Takoma, Wash.
Mrs. Russeii saw the baby
their second grandchild--
right after he was born. But
Admiral Russell had to wait
his opportunity which came
during his recent trip to Sc
attic to give the commission
ing address at ceremonies for
the destroyer USS Richard s.
Edwards, named after the
late naval officer who was
Vice Chief of Naval Opera
tons when Admiral Ernest
King was emo. Mrs. William
B. FRANKIE, wife of the newly
named Secretary of the Navy
who also went out for the
com mis- S ioning, christened
the ship. Mrs. Russell also
made the trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

Federation Of Women's Clubs
at its midwinter board Of
directors meeting tomorrow
at Hotel Emerson in Bal
timore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Officers Installed

New officers have been in
stalled by the Montgomery
County Council of Home
makers Clubs. Elected for
two year terms we're Mrs.
Jean o. Fauver, president;
Mrs. Robert Stiles. second
vice president, and Mrs.
Samuel M. Darr. treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Talk Scheduled
By Mrs. Arnold

Mrs. Dexter o. Arnold Of
Concord, N. H., third vice
president of the General Fed
Grafton Of Womcn's Clubs,
will address the Maryland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

WoFdFobe hos reinforced double
doors, comes c complete with
clothes bar and hat shelf. Brown
finish. 64x24xl9". Both con-
structsd Of heavy gauge turni-
ture steel.
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-13
GRAND THEFT
TERM METED

A story about being forced into
crime yesterday failed to save
Willie B. Williams, 48, from a l.
to-3-year prison term. !:
Williams, a garage owner who
lives at 251l E. Pueblo, pleaded
guilty to grand theft. He admit
ted helping to steal merchandise
from Culver's, 23l N. First Ave-,
and from Goldwaters Scottsdale
store.
He insisted he was forced into
the crimes by a stranger who
hired him to drive a car.
Judge Henry S. Stevens imposed
the prison term.
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-13
Prairie View
Choir EXcelS

Phoenicians we're spellbound
for two and a half hours, Tues
day, March 10 in Monroe School
auditorium. The 80 voice Prair-
ie View College. Prairie View,
Texas rendered a varied and
pleasing program. Soloists
showed great ability and the vol
ces we're we'll trained. DR..
H. Edison Anderson masterfully
directed numbers ranging from
classicals to spirituals.
Wesley Methodist Church pre-
sented the choir to a packed
house. Mrs. Rosa ]. Williams
was general chairman. Proceeds
from the concert will be used
to erect par sonage.
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-13
Jobless Page Hired

Washington, DC. - Jimmy John
son Jr., the Chicago schoolboy
who made a futile trip to the
nations capital last month has
been employed. He was signed
as a special messenger for five
congressman
Rep. James Roosevelt, Dem.
Calf, one of the five, said Jim
my went on the payroll March l.
He will attend classes for, the
Congressional page boys, too.
James will earn about $340 per
month.
The other congressman who
will be served by Jimmy are
Reps. William Ayres, (R. .Ohio),
Quentin Burdick, Cd. N.Dak.),
Martha Griffiths, (D.Mich.), and
Byrnon Johnson, ID. Colo.)
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-13
Campanella Boy
Placed On Parole

NEW YORK,
David Campanella, 15-year-old son
of former baseball star Roy Cam
PAMELA, was formally adjudged
today a juvenile delinquent for
breaking into a drug store. He
was paroled in the custody Of his
mother and a Catholic priest.
Children's Court Justice Sylvia
Liese told reporters after the
closed-door hearing that she had
ordered the youth to stay off the
streets at night unless accom-
panied by an adult.
She said she also directed him
to keep up with his school studies
and try to lead normal life,
pending completion Of full psy-
Geological and psychiatric exam
ination.
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-13
EASTERN STAR HOLDS DINNER

Washington, Sonora Craig, Clara
Long, Ollie Mccoy, Octavia How
ard, Lille Hemphill, Tommie
Lee Brown, Gamer Atkins, Eli
zabeth Garner, Mary Starks,
Nola Williams. Rev. Youngblood,
Messrs. Lucas, BIT. Smith, and
Newford Jones.
Co-hostesses were Mesdames
Ruth Montgomery, Lillian Pat
terson, Naomi Gilbert, Mary
Howard, Marcella Allen and
Robbie Young.
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-13
Man jailed For
Fatal Shooting

A 29-year-old Phoenician who
blamed a deformed hand for the
fatal shooting of a friend, was
sentenced yesterday by Superior
Judge R. c. Stanford Jr. to:
serve a year in the county Jail.
Joe Edward Johnson, of 1880
E. Pue bio, originally was
charged with involuntary man.
slaughter in the Aug. 16 shoot
ing of Edmund Chapel, of 1888
E. Wood.
However, because of unusual
circumstances he was permitted
to plead guilty to misdemeanor
charges of discharging a fire
arm, and simple battery. Judge
Stanford gave him a maximum
six-month sentence on each
charge, the terms to run con-
secutively.
Johnson had gone to the home
Of Cornelius Hill, 4233 S. 18th
St., to pick up a revolver he had
loaned Chapel. Chapel was
visiting at the Hill home. John
son claimed that when Chapel
handed him the gun he took it
in his deformed right hand. The
weapon, he. asserted, was acci-
dentally discharged. The bullet
hit Chapel in the right eye, kill
ing him.
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-13
Teen OF THE WEEK

Ellis Hunter, 1926 E. Mad
ison, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.E.
Hunter is freshman at Arizona
State University. This l8 year
old student studies hard and
works as a substitute cashier
and carry out boy at the Bayless
store located at South Central
and E. Henshaw. He was en-
ployed in October, 1857.
Ellis carries l8 semester
hours and wants to be an cleo
tronic engineer.
He has little time for anything
but work and study. He is a
graduate of Phoenix Union High
School.
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-13

Palm Chapter, Order Of the
Eastern Star held it's annual din
ner at Prince Hall last week.
Members and guests enjoyed a
delicious meal and a short pro-
gram.
Mrs. Mable Pratt, Mrs.
Florence Jewell, and MIR. Wayne
Fowler provided entertainment.
MIR. NH. Hagler was present
ed gift from the chapter mem
berS.
Some of the guests included
Mesdames Lillian White, Faye
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-13

ones," Doyer Jones, 40, the driv-
er, said. "Those were the ones
we lost" The dead ranged in age
from 6 to IA.
Jones said he freed himself and
broke window after window to
pull children to safety.
JONES AND two neighboring
farmers pulled II unconscious
children from beneath the water
but could revive only three of
them during 80 minutes of apply
ing artificial respiration.
State School Supt. Claude Pur.
cell sent field representative to
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-13

investigate the tragedy. However,
he said the state could only rec
ommend decreased load limits be-
cause the county has ultimate au.
thority.
JONES SAID that if no children
along his 561z-mile route were
absent he would have had los
aboard by the time he reached the
Wilson Public School.
Allen defended Jones, a school
bus driver for q years, saying
the accident obviously was un-
avoidable.
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-13
NINE DIE IN BUS TRAGEDY

TIFTON, Ga. "A 54-seat school bus packed with
80 children ipred its side into roadside pond yes
terday drowning nine at the feet of their screaming
schoomates.
"The larger ones were standing on the little small
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-13

Posing in the bright sun, a fen of the Pyaiyi
View College singers VeYe W0yxned with the
friendly Welcome from Phoenici0ns. These
young ladies proved that beauty and voice go
hand in hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-27
Constructive Atoms

An epoch-marking demonstration
of nuclear explosive power for construc-
tive rather than destructive purposes
is scheduled for 1861 on the bleak north
west coast of Alaska. There, near Point
Hope, our atomic scientists plan to
create huge artificial harbor by null
tiple blasts of A-bombS, carefully con-
trolled. The undertaking may open a
promising new "atoms for peace" era.
According to DR.. Edward Teller,
noted codeveloper of the first atomic
bomb, the carving out of such harbor
can be accomplished without danger to
anyone. He told members of the Wash
ington Academy Of Sciences that most
of the radiation will be buried under
ground and the remainder will be safely
dissipated in the sky. Furthermore,
cleaner" explosives than are now
available will be used in the experiment.
The new port would become the
only one in rugged region now unsafe
for shipping. But the need for such a
harbor in the Point Hope area is not
the impelling motive for the project.
The paramount purpose is to show that
nuclear power can be harnesSed to pro-
mote the welfare of mankind-and that
it is better so to employ it than to con-
tinue developing new ways of using it
for the obliteration of nations and
peoples.