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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
NoM Plan BoIne Pofpore

Kod Hrvatske Bratske a.
jodnice mole se Clan ostgu-
rsd na Now Plan Bolne O.
stote, po kojem % planu pls-
"a oSteta m bolest $1,000
me- ejsetno, . dvostruko, alko y
Nan q bolnici.
Estina, ma oval Novi Plaa
pla6aju se I ve6e pristoj jbe. a
- dobiva bolja osteta I prO-
tokcih-
Pristojbe se pla6ajs -
ljostvici prems godinama a.
NJ had stupi m oval Novi
Pan.
u potanje informscije .
brstite - kod svog odsje6-
nog tajnika iii pako a ~
nllka BolesniTre Potpo1e.
Nasi odsjeci n sve svoje
drustvene radove valja da 80
obrate ma tiskaru Hrvatske
Bratske Zaiednice. Nase Clan
stvo podiglo i tiskaru, d.
svima sluH.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
Poziv ma piknik

Waukegan, Ill. - Odsjek
broj IS j Pomladak gnijezdo
broj 1874 H.B.Z., zajedno pri4
redjuju piknik u pocast 65-
godisnjice opstanka nase Ia.
:jednice. Piknik &c sc odrzati
u nedjelju, 10. julia 1859, u
lijepom Foss Parku, No. Chi
cago, Illinois.
Kao obicno biti &c ma RAJ
nju pecene janjetine gotove
prize podne "a objed i razno-
vrsnog plea. Ia djecu &c sc
isto pobrinuti odbor, da ina
du sto oni vole.
Stoga pozivamo sve nase
clanove prijatelje mjesta
okolice, da dodju u sto vecem
broju ma oval mas jedini 60
disnji piknik, pa da. sc ma j.
stom po domaci pozabavimo
i proveselimo u slogi i prija-
teljstvu.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Lucia Slone, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
Piknik odsjeka 954

Hamilton, Ontario, Can. =
Odsjek 954 H.B.Z. odrzati &c
svoj prvi ovogodisnji piknik
u subotu, 25. julia, u prostori-
jana HrvatskOg Mar. Donna
ma 173 Beach Road.
Ma pikniku &c biti ma raz-
nju pecene janjetine prase-
tine u 4 sata poslije podne,
kao i dobre kapljice u 3 sata
poslije podne. Uz to mislimo
da cemo imati i dobru mu.
ziku, koja &c vas sve lijepo
i ugodno zabavljati.
Zato pozivamo cjelokupno
clanstvo nasega odsjeka, kao
i drugog odsjeka i sve prija-
telje mjesta i okolice, da mas
izvole posjetiti u sto vecem
broju.
Svima bratski pozdrav i do
vidienja ma pikniku!
Ia odsjek broj 954 H.B.Z.,
Prired tvaGki Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15

visa nego djeca Is. godina,
prize 50 godina.
Prva godina je dob, kad sc
dijete uspravlja, zato Sc u pr
vom redu dojence ne smile
cvrsto povijati, moraju mu
Sc omoguciti slobodni pokreti,
jer time jacaju misici. Dale,
malo dijete Sc ne smile tjera-
tt da sjedi, hoda j stoji, jer
sva k o prerano uspravljanje
djeteta moze biti stetno. Die
te &c samo, vec prema jako-
sti, savijati misice, odrediti
sebi polozaj u kojemu Sc oslo
ca najpogodnije. U skoli re
prilike "a dijete isto mijenja-
ju. Ono dolazi u miriam sjede-
ci polozaj, koji ga zamara,
ledjni misici Cd umora olaba-
We, pa Sc tijelo poguri. Kad
dodje doba puberteta, dijete
pocinje naglije rasti. Misici sc
tako magic ne razvijaju kao
kosti, pa Sc bro zamaraju i
kicma opet dobiva los polo
zaj. Slobodno kretanje tijela,
gimnastika, pravilno nacinje-
ne skolske klupe, Cine, da do
pojava loseg drzanje ne do
lazi, iii sc te pojave pravo-
vremeno izgube.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
Poziv ma piknik

Akron, o. - Drustvo "Sve-
to line" cd hrvatske crkve
Krista Kralja, zajedno sa O.
stalim zupnim organizacijama
priredjuju piknik, koji &c Sc
odrzati u nedjelju 1909 julia
owe godine, ma novom crkve-
nom zemljistu, koje Sc nalazi
ma Creighton Avenue, odmah
uz Talmadge Avenue, (Route
18) u Akronu.
Ma pikniku cemo imati do
bru glazbu, koja &c svirati "a
pies. te igara i zabava "a die
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15

Gu, a uz to &c biti "a sve do
sta s raznja pecene janjetine
i prasetine, kao i raznovrsnih
napitaka.
Pozivljemo sve nase zup-
ljane i ostale prijatelje mje-
sta i okolice, da mas posiete
ma ovom pikniku u sto vecem
broju.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
John r. Pribanic, blag.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
NAR0DN0 zDRAYUE | MED|CINA
PRAVILNO DRzANJE TIJELA


rodjenja normalno novorodjence ina ravnu kc-
neobicno slabe misice pa zbog toga moze sedet
nj saat Jacanem misica novorodjence postae wise
pokretno Tako trecem mjesecu die gavu session.
sjed devetom vec stoj. Jacanjem misiea oblikuje
kicma, koja gledana po stran ina obk slova S. Takav
obk kcme dobiva drugoj godni zivota Medjutm ved
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
PENzI0NERSKI KLUB U DETR0ITU

Ovo je vreme zete, iii kako e kod uobica jeno
reel pknke" osobito sto tce koi zvimo hlad-
nom Mchganu gdje imademo TEX diva do ti mjeseca
godni topine iii vrucine da leila vuce prrodu
Kako druga drstva klubovi diem zemje odrzava u
svoe izee pax e zelja starh umirovljenih ljudi
lena, da mi mao razvesemo u liiepo prrod da "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15

ia sam cesto mislio kako
bi turoban oval svijet bio bee
djece, kako okrutan svijet
bez staraca. - Coleridge
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15

7npkW Ie NIIE CI IIfk I'M Ono temelT dobro
DHNsVLs& TvsSL SEDVE+JNV utvrdjenim faktorima CLAW
nj cd koh e hrana sto edeo kako edemo odraz
nju naseg zdavlja nacinu "sarenja" djini
Better For Less" sadrzi omoguc
caocu da hani zdrae sto je akodjer jeftnje
Stoi 81 Psite: Dr. Mhalch Blvd,
Detroit T. Mich, / narLcite 81 jos danas.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
0DSJEK 1q H.B.Z. 0DRzAJE SY0j PIkNIK
NEDJELIU, 1q. JULIA U CR0ATIAN CENTER

Pittsburgh, Pa Odsjek broj 19 odrzaje svoj gods
Mi pknk nedieu, 49, julia Croatian Center. To je dan
naseg odseka bro 10 treba da ga so boe proslavimo
Pinik prreduje pocast 65godisnce nase Hrvatske
Bratske ednce toga brace sestre zajedncar Pitts
burgh-a okoce posetite nedjeu, 1903 julia Croatar
Center.
Ma pkniku &c bti odmah pose podne vruce janjetine
"a obed Dodjte rane da svjezem zraku hadovin
odmorate da uzvae bozjoj prrodi tecne pecenke had
nog plea
Odbor Sc brine da bude redu | "a ijepi bratsk
docek sviju gostiju Dodjte. - PrredJvack Odbor
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
Open and Peaceful Partnership Is
 Theme of Ike's Christmas Message

The President said "Our concept of the good life for humanity does not require an inevitable conflict between peoples and systems III in which one must triumph over the other Nor does it offer mere ly a bare coexistence as a satis- factory state for mankind.
 After all, an uneasy coexist- ence can be as barren and sterile, joyless and stale a life for human beings as the coexiStence of cell mates in a penitentiary or labor camp"
 Eisenhower said the leaders and the ''humble men and Wo- men" with whom he talked during his tour share a common faith that America will help lead the way toward a just peace.
 ''They understand that we look and work toward the day when there can be open and peaceful partnership - communication - interchange of goods and ideas between all peoples; toward the day when each people will make it's maximum contribution toward the progress and prosperity of the world"
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
Arkansas Newspaper and TV Chain Buys Juneau Daily Alaska Empire

FORT SMITH, Ark, R - Don aid w. Reynolds, newspaper pub fisher and television and radio station operator, today announced purchase of the Alaska Daily Empire at Juneau.
 Reynolds, president of the Don Key media group, acquired the publication from Prescott Allen, Laredo, Tex, publisher, and will take possession January l.
 It will be the 18th newspaper in the Reynolds organization, which operates in Mississippi, Ar kansas, Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada. It has five radio stations with an application for another pending and four television sta tions with another to go into op- eration May 1 at Hot Springs, Ark. The group maintains an east ern headquarters here and west ern headquarters at Reno, Nev.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
US. Army In Europe Entertaining 75,0OO In Operation Good Cheer

HEIDELBERG, Germany, lR - The U. s. Army in Europe is en- tertaining 75,OOO Germans, Ital- ians and French at Christmas par ies Friday.
 Operation Good Cheer" goes into effect for the needy, rang ing from baby age to old folks.
 Thousands of dollars of volun- tary contributions from Army per sonnel are financing the project, in which every Army installation on German, Italian and French soil is taking part.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
Steelworkers Union Files
 Claim For 4-Cents Hourly Increase In Federal Court

PITTSBURGH, R-The United Steelworkers Union went into court today with claim its mem bers in the basic steel industry are entitled to a four cent hourly cost of-living pay increase.
 Union attorneys filed a peti- tion in U. s. District Court asking that the pay increase become eff fective January 1.
 At the same time the union re- quested that benefits under any new contract finally negotiated be made retroactive to November 7. That's when 50O,O0O steelwork- CTS ended a 116-day strike and returned to work under a Taft Hartley Act injunction.
 The 80-day injunction, issued by U. s. District Court Judge Her bert Sorg, specified that work was to be resumed under the terms and conditions of all agree ments in effect last June 30."
 The old contracts with steel companies contained provisions for a cost-of- of-living pay adjust ment January 1 based on the La bor Departments consumer price index for November.
 The union contended that the cost-of-living clauses remain in effect during the injunction period and steelworkers should get a four-cent raise based on the higher price index.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
Russia Agrees To
 Negotiation Payment For WWTI Lend-Lease

WASHINGTON, LR inn Russia has agreed to start negotiations here January II on settlement on it's 15-year-old lend-lease debt.
 The United States considers the negotiations a test of Soviet in terest in resolving East-West issues.
 A State Department announce ment Thursday disclosed that Am bassador Mikhail A. Menshikov will be returning to his post here after more than two months in Moscow. There had been specula- tion he might be reassigned.
 The State Department assigned Ambassador Charles Bohlen, a special assistant to Secretary of State Herter, to negotiate for the United States. The designation of Bohlen indicated the importance which Herter and President Els enhower attach to the negotia- tions.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
By JOE F. KANE

WASHINGTON, R - Mankind needs an open and peaceful part nership instead of a bare co-exist- ence, President Eisenhower has told the world in his annual Christmas message.
 The best way America can con- tribute to such a goal, he said, is to give needy nations the right sort of spirit.
 The President delivered his message of peace and good will Wednesday at ceremonies opening the annual Christmas Pageant of Peace. As part of the observance, he pressed a switch Illuminating the nations Christmas Tree in a park adjoining the White House grounds. The program was broad cast by television and radio.
 Speaking IS hours after his re- turn from a trip that took him to Africa, Asia and Europe, Eis- enhower addressed his remarks to his fellow countrymen and workers for a just peace wher- ever you may be in the world, whatever your race or flag or tongue or creed"
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
Good Cheer Baskets Given to 51 Families With 25O Children

Verna Mickelson, chairman of the Community Christmas Good Cheer baskets, announced this morning that baskets were sent to 51 families, which included 250 children. Distribution was made by the members of the Nome Police and Fire Department. The baskets contained meat, vege- tables, candy and fruit.
 The chairman states the mer- chants and individuals who con- tribued were most generous in making this Christmas cheer possible for needy families and Bill Benshoof, butcher of the Mere Meat, deserves a special word of praise as he cut and packaged all the meat for the baskets. Names of the contribu- tors will be published in a later edition of The Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
Typhoons Cause Serious Food Shortage In U.S.- Controlled Ryukyu Islands

NAHA, Okinawa, R - Three autumn typhoons have caused a serious food shortage through three areas of the U. S.-admin- istered Ryukyu Islands and put 14O,OOO persons on short rations until spring.
 ''It is serious," a spokesman for the U. s. Civil Administration said.
 'But there is no starvation or famine People are on short ra- tions. This is expected to con- tinue through next May 5.
 He said nearly IA millions pounds of relief food has been or dered from the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
Lord Halifax, British Wartime Ambassador, Passed Away Today

YORK, England, lR-LOrd Han- fax died at his country home in Yorkshire Wednesday night. The gaunt, shy British statesman who helped swing the might of the United States against Nazi Ger many in World War II was 78.
 Former Viceroy to India, For eign Secretary and wartime Brit ish Ambassador to Washington, Halifax had been bedfast two days with a chest complaint. His son and heir, Lord Irwin, said his father twas just completely worn out"
 In Washington, Acting Secre- tary of State Douglas Dillon paid tribute to the wartime ambassa- dor.
 'fHe was ever a staunch friend of this country" said Dillon, land during his years of public life contributed grea tly to the strengthening of Anglo-American relations.
 A conservative, deeply religious man, once called an appeaser of Hitler for his association with the Munich peace policy of Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, Halifax went on to serve Winston Churchilps campaign that tri- umphed over the Axis powers.
 He went to the United States in 1941 as Ambassador His mis- sion was to persuade Americans, then on the sideline, to wing their sympathies toward Britain, fight ing alone against Hitler.
 Halifax paid his own private price in the war. His second son, Peter, was killed in action in North Africa. His third son, the Hon. Richard Wood, now Minister of Power, lost both his legs in Libya.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
Youth Who Killed His Father, Absolved of Blame And Is Returned Home

CINCINNATI, R - "1'm going to give your boy back to you for Christmas" Judge Benjamin s. Schwartz told Mrs. Onie New, 38.
 The boy, mild-mannered Nor man New, Is, was released We'd nesday by the judge, who relieved him of all criminal blame in the fatal shooting of his father early last Sunday.
 The shooting occurred, the judge was told, when the father, Osborne New, 39, was beating Mrs. New and threatening to kill her four-monhs-old daughter, Leona:
 Norman said T love that baby so much I would do anything for her."
 The judge, while decreeing that Norman remain under court jur- isdiction for rehabilitation, said of the youth: "He has a warm, emotional heart and loves his family"
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
British Foresee No Clash Between Iraq and Iran Over Disputed Border

LONDON, lR - British diplo- matic sources said today there is no indication that Iraqi and Ira nian forces are about to clash despite angry demonstrations on both sides of the disputed Shattal- Arab River.
 British authorities confirmed reports from Tehran tha Iranian jet fighters have been moved into the vial Abadan oil region sup port tanks and artillery sent in earlier this week.
 Trans military buildup in the area followed a series of angry verbal attacks by Iraqi Premier Abdel Karen Kassem and reports that Iraq had concentrated five armored brigades close to Trans southwestern border.
 Iraq is claiming strip of ter ritory on the Iranian side of the Shattal Arab near the big West ern-operated Abadan oil refinery. Iran maintains that Iraqi terri tory does not extend beyond the middle of the river, a dividing boundary between the two coun- tries established in 1888.
 The frontier dispute flared into the open last week when an Iraqi patrol fired on Iranian sailors and civilians, killing two and wound in three.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
Santa TIT Look Out For Satellites !!

IOWA CITY, Iowa, tR - Scien- tists at the State University of Iowa are trying to get in touch with Santa Claus at the North Pole to aid him in his flight through the sky Christmas Eve.
 He can reach the United States by riding the signal of the satel- lite Explorers VII which will sweep down over the tip of Alaska and cross the northern California coast at 8:30.
 pr. James Van Allen, discoverer of the Van Allen radiation belts around the earth, said if Santa wants to use this navigational aid he can tune in his radio below 20 megacycles and pick up the Explorer signal.
 ''This will emit a sound resem- bling a foghorn mixed with the jingle of sleighbells," Van Allen said.
 By staying we'll below 100000 feet with his toy-filled sleigh and eight reindeer, Santa will be clear of any auroral radiation and remove any chance of pumping into any of the satellites encir- cling the earth.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
EARTHQUAKE ROCKS SICILY

CANTANIA, Sicily, P-Strong earth tremors shook Sicily We'd nesday, shattering windows and causing thousands of city resi- dents to flee into the streets.
 There were no immediate re- ports of injuries or major dam age, though building cornices were toppled into the streets in Catania
 Palermo, Agrigente, Ragusa, Messina and Enna felt the shock
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
Government Tags Barrow Gas We'll as Restricted Supply
By FRITZ WITT

WASHINGTON, R - There appears to be little hope now that residents of Barrow will be able to get gas from nearby govern ment wells to heat their homes.
 Representative Ralph Rivers said today he has received infor- nation from the White House out lining problems involved in sup plying natural gas to non-federal locations in the village of 1,800
 State Senator Eben Hopson of Barrow last month sent a plea to President Eisenhower for help. Coal costs $42 a ton at Barrow. "All my village friends and rela- tives have inadequate heating" :" Hopston said.
 Rivers made public a reply from Gerald D. Morgan, Deputy Assistant to the President, which included a memorandum from the Defense Department outlining natural and legal bars to provid- ing gas to Barrow civilians.
 Hopson had told the President a gas line which goes by his house supplies fuel to nearby federal offices but that he had been un- successful in appeals to govern ment agencies for the villagers.
 A memorandum outlined the position of the Office of Naval Petroleum Reserves, which is re sponsible for Petroleum Reserve No. 4 in Alaska, as follows:
 Production from the two wells in the South Barrow field must be restricted. The supply of gas may last an estimated 12 to 30 years. It was decided that what ever gas is available in the field should be maintained for defense and other governmental uses"
 The memorandum added that legislation under which the Navy administers the reserves provides that they be operated only for protection, conservation, main tenance and testing of reserves and to the extent they are needed for national defense.
 The memo calls attention to bills now before Congress by Rivers and Senator Bartlett which would make the Reserve No. 4 area available with minor reser- vations for leasing to commercial activities"
 Riveds said he will continue to work for passage of the legislation that would transfer from the Navy Department to the Interior De- partment jurisdiction over public lands in the reserve.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
ACS Holiday Hours

Alaska Communications Service Office will be open on Christmas Day from 8 am. til 5 p.m., and on New Years Ray, from 4 pm. until 5 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-25
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight and Friday. Low tonight 20, high tomorrow 10 Nome Data Last "A Hours
 las of 7 am. fodaY)

Temperatures: highest 6, lowest IS. Maximum wind 20 miles an hour from the north. Sunrise at 10:03 am., sunset at 1:59 pm.
 Temperatures year ago today: high g, low 3. Extremes this date since 1907: Highest 37 in 1885, lowest -28 in 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
$40

7-Deodline for Action.
] Hour. Ninety and Nine" Re-
porter Miller covers O hurricane
ond runs into o mystery. Dane
Clork, Donald Randolph. IRE
peot.)
9-Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
THE Gloss Eye" A woman finds
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August Is

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Amnesty" Colt outdrews Billy
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1890
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1900
4-News. Sports.
Sprooue. Michael.
7-News. Sports.
McCoffrey. MoIone.
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Cushing. Mcdonald.
Has
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Il:20
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Perry O'Brien, HoI Connolly and
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5-StorIisht ThsoteE: Movie.
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1896. A song -ond-donce man
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&. Ginger Rogers.
9-Riehord DiemSnd. D't'etive.
Diamond tokes on bond Of rock
eteers when they Try to terrorize
o jukebox operotor. Dovid Jons-
sen stors. lRepeot.l
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