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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17

other prominent Masons TAX
ing part in the show are Senator
Carlson, Republican. Of Kansas,
who will crown the queen, and
Clark Grifith, grand marshal OF
the pageant.
The program win begin at 8
pm. with a ball game. followed
by drill teams of the Army and
Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Icourt Refuses 10 ReyiewBus Firm Seizure Case

cessfully IN the Richmond Cir
cult Court to sue q number Of
state ofiicials for damages alleg-
edly resulting from the States
action.
He. had contended that be-
cause of his refusal to work in
the period OF State seizure and
operation, he had been unlaw-
fully denied reinstatement after
the company reverted to private
! operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
By the AsseeloIed PTess

RICHMOND, June II. Vir-
ginia's Supreme Court yesterday
refused to review q case that
grew out of the States seizure of
the Washington. Virginia q
Maryland Coach Co. in q labor
dispute in November. 1852.
The court denied q petition for
writ Of error filed by attorneys
for Walter Lee Hall, q former bus
driver for the company.
Mr.. Hall had sought unSuc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17

tomorrow in
Grimth Sta
dunn.
MI. Fowler.
q Mason Of
| many We ars
standing. is
| now serving as
| chairman Of
| the committee
for public re-
| lations Of the
In t irrational
| Grand Chap
/ ter, Order OF
1.-THE Eastern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Fowler 10 Olficiaie
Al Niuhi Of Thrills

District Budget Oficer Walter
Z. Fowler win oficiate as master
Of ceremonies at the nth An
nual Night Of Thrills at . PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Free Ticket to Jail

PUEBLO. Colo. up. Gilbert
Garbiso of Camp Carson. Colo.
serving a 90-day Jail term on a
traffic charge, had company
yesterday - considerably more
than either he or the company
hargained for.
Garbiso's father Joe and
brother Bernie appeared at
Sheriff John Krutka's Office and
asked for a pass to visit the
soldier. The pass was issued
and then the sheriff began
thumbing through his files.
When father and son arrived
ut the Jail. Bernie was particu-
iarly welcomed. He readily ad-
mitted he was Arthur Bernabe
Garbiso-AWOL from Offutt Air
Force Base, Omaha, Nebr. He
was lodged behind bars and will
be turned over to the military au-
thOritieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Life in the U. S.
Life in the U. S.
Ride the Bus?
Transit Men
Haven't Time
BY the Assosio,ed Press

DETROIT, Mar. 25.-The Ma
tons public transit officials
agreed that buses and streetcars
are fine-for the other fellow.
A reporter at the American
Transit Associations conven-
ton yesterday asked whether
they rode their own public trans
portation regularly. Privately,
they said no.
Frankly" said one. II just
have to get around too fast"
The 800 delegates decided that
an intensive selling campaign on
public transportation was needed
to boost patronage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
All Chiefs, No indians

ROCKFORD, Ill. GA
new Illinois National Guard
company was activated in
Rockford this week with this
roster:
One lieutenant colonel. four
lieutenantS, seven SergeantS,
one corporal. one private first
class and no privateS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Brinos Book His Mon

KANSAS CITY OPT hurt
when Patrolman Reuben Hunt
was suspended Saturday for let
ting a prisoner escape.
Mr.. Hunt went to work. He
traced his prisoner through the
license number of his car.
Yesterday he walked in with
Tom Bates. 81. and had him ar
rested for careless driving. Great
ing a disturbance and resisting
arrest.
Mr.. Hunt was reinStated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Storms Sundblust Toes

SANTA FE, N. Mex. (P.-
Tony Luna, motor vehicle COM
missioner, says his Office has
received license plates from New
Mexico motorists who complain
that storms have sandblasted
the plates. taking the paint off.
The results are shiny, metal
sheets, the numerals almost un-
readable.
Mr.. Luna says requirements
are free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Didn't See the Light

DENVER (Pl. - Elmer j.
Blakeley, 81. was sentenced to
six months in county Jail yes
terday after a trial in which
he admitted stealing two suits.
Blakeley's explanation before
pleading guilty:
He was taking the suits from
q store so Il could examine
them under natural light"
He ran from woman store
detective because she "reSem-
bled my estranged wife who
had followed me here from
Chicago"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Gosh in the Streets

ENDICOTT, N. Y. (R.-James
1acovelli and Frank Longo
thought they were overfeverish
with spring when they saw green
backs in the 81, SIS and $40 sizes
dancing on the sidewalk.
They collected $132 worth of
the stuff and took it to police
headquarters. A little later
Charles Greco walked in and re-
ported he had lost $152. The
bills had slipped through a hole
in a pocket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Number, Please?

TUCSON. Ariz. (P.-Ollie
BileS was arrested for making
telephone threats to a sheriff's
deputy. but he was promptly
released when he gave his
reason.
II thought I was talking to
the city police" he explained.
Evening star., 1954-05-24

othie Mitchell as prelude to the
regular Sunday evening service
at st. Peters Catholic Church.
The program contained q nice
balance between familiar and
unfamiliar music and nothing
lacking genuine substance was
performed. The featured work
was q powerful organ toccata by
Georg Muffat. talented barouue
composer who has been over
shadowed by better known con-
temporaries such as Buxtehude.
The term 'stoccata' as applied
to Muffat's piece is q bit mis-
leading in that it does not par
ticularly show on the bravura
aspects Of the instrument; also.
the form Is complex In that the
passage work is frequently in
terrupted by broadly eloquent
interludes. This is impressive
music. It was an interesting
coincidence that the church.
bells pealed out just as it reached
its climax. thus adding a strange
excitement to the performance.
Mr.. Rancourt played with
sound musicianship and consid-
cradle sensitivity. Miss Mitchell's
offerings ranged through q va
riety Of styles. She demonstrated
. voice Of great power and fiex-
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Oboist and Pianist Offer
Unusual Recital
By Fronk c. Campbell

Ess M.9!s ssns:si ssIk.s ssii s'S!ss sus
Prosram: C3ncerto for Oboe: Gina
bSssy: bSsssenasm Fsntasie TS o. 'uoesh 81 Chopin; &
Romance for oboe. op. 2; Nielsen:
EpSEgte f1r for pos SSce Hsna. op 49, susser
Manley Sanders and George
Murray, both of the Navy
School Of Music, gave a recital
in Barker Hall yesterday that
offered a welcome change in a
typical seasons procession Of
singers. pianists, organists. and
fiddlers.
In his two major offerings.
concertos by Cimarosa and Han
del, Mr.. Sanders played the oboe
with technical competence and
tonal subtlety and gradation
that were probably far beyond
that when they were played
under their composers super
vision. Though the oboe was a
mainstay Of the orchestra as well
as a solo instrument during the
century that Handel and Cinfa-
rosa spanned, the supple style
Of playing that Mr.. Sanders did
yesterday was not to develop
fully until the instrument and
the technique of playing it were
perfected by 10Th century makers
and virtuosos.
Although the composers Of Mr..
Sanders other two offerings,
Carl Nielsen and Henri Busser,
contributed considerably to the
scant literature written for
wo0d-winds since their full de-
velopment, their musical quail
tiles are nondescript, and the
Busser piece is as brilliant and
boring as a conservatory exam
ination. for which it was prob
ably written in the first place.
Mr.. Sanders might well examine
some of the music with which
contemporary Americans have
been increasing the repertoire
recently.
George Murray's playing at
the piano was a musically stimu-
Evening star., 1954-05-24
News Of Music
By Doy Thorpe

Jose Kahan. piano. National Gallery
minor. Now Comes the Gentiles
nat, K. $40. Mozart; Variations and
Eugue on Theme BY Handel. Opus "a,
Brahms: Infermezzo and four Mexican
minor, opus zs, No. /. Chopin Chopin; Etuds II
n, 2 sharp minor, Opus 8. No. IL.
Jose Kahan is a pianist's pian-
ist, II as ] suppose, that often used
epithet designates one in perfect
command Of all the resources Of
his instrument. To make his in
strument sing is the goal Of any
musician. whether he plays piano,
violin. or ocarina. and Mr.. Kahan
has q most beautiful vocal legato,
q marvelously shaded pianissimo
and . wide and seryiceable dy-
manic range.
To say he is q pianist's pianist
is not to imply that Mr.. Kahan
is a technician only and not q
highly communicative artist. On
the contrary, in the greatly diff
fering idioms Of Mozart, Brahms
and Chopin he showed himself
last night at the National Gallery
a recreatjve performer of great
skill. His Interpretation Of the
late Mozart sonata in B fiat, light,
transparent, and with never-fail-
fine insight.
ing rhythmic control, was one Of
the most successful Mozart per-
formances of this year. The great
difficulties Of the Brahms varia-
tions seemed to have been COM
pletely mastered, and the wide
range Of tempos and emotional
and pianiStic styles, unusual in
Brahms, were presented with q
It was the Chopin nocturne
that sealed my admiration for
this pianist I had not heard
before. for the piano music Of
Chopin has been so traduced and
vulgarized by the Chopin tradi-
ton that I am almost never able
to listen to it with any pleasure.
Mr.. Kahan. however, played
Chopin with such grace, re-
straint, and romance, and such
a lack of the absence of rhyth-
mic feeling that is often known
as "rubato." that one is sure he
is playing from the music and
from the heart, and not in emu
lation Of the familiar Chopin
STYLE"
This was the second recital
by Mr.. Kahan in Washington in
recent weeks. When he iirst
played, at the Pan American
Union, we thought Of him as q
welcome visitor. If he is q new
resident Of Washington, we may
consider ourselves fortunate.
Evening star., 1954-05-24

Eleanor Ludwig. Hedgesville. w.
Va: Logan Lynch. Charles
Town. w. Va: BENJAMIN Mehrl-
ing. Adamstown. Md: Allene
Small Miller. shepherdstown. W.
Va. and Jane Poisal. Martins
burg, w. va.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
8 Shepherd Students
Listed in Directory
sreeiuI pi,naish q Iha siur

sHEPHERDsTOWN, w. Va.
May ~ Eight Shepherd College
students have been named to
Who's Who In American Colleges
and Universities in America.
They are Charles Clendening.
Charles Town. w. Va: Regina
Jones. Knoxville. Md: Joseph
Lancaster. Charles Town. w. Va:
Evening star., 1954-05-24
News Of Music
.-
Kohon, d Pionist's Pianist,
ExceIs in Mozart and Chopin

|lating part Of the ensemble. and
his. solo performance. especially
Of the Chopin Fantasia was
thoroughly dependable techni-
cally and at times was brilliant.
The Fantasia had flow and grace.
and was only marred by his
tendency to force q melody to
the fore instead of simply allow
ing 1t to sing.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
kY IrYind oMens

By Irving Lowens
An intelligently constructed If
brief concert was presented yes
terday by organist Joseph Rich-
ard Rancourt and soprano Dor
Evening star., 1954-05-24

ibility. but one not completely
under her control. "A wide vi
bratO and . notable tendency
towards Observation-Disclosures
made her singing less pleasing
than it might otherwise have
been.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Orgonist and Soprano CIV.
Concert at ST. Peters

.Dorothie Mitchell. hprano; Joseph
Richard Rancourt. organ. At Saint
NJ earthly Stti Sfiiiction uSi With siadnes: i nm
bear, from Cantata No. 75, Bach:
Recitative and aria. from The Crea-
ton. Haydn: Ave Maria, Cherubini;
Tchaikowsky: Antiphon. from Five
Mystical Songs, Vaughan williams.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24

ficate of Death /; (3) clanski
certifikat. Dok glavni ured
ne primi recena 3 dokumen-
ia, osmrtnina sc nikako ne
moze isplatiti, jer drzavni u
red "a osiguranje to strogo
trazi.
Budite posve sigurni, da su
informacije, koje Sc nalaze
ma Smrtovnici, potpuno toe
ne, jer mace &c Sc isplata o.
smrtnine zadrzati dok sc sve
netocnosti potanko ne srede.
Ovo moze uzeti vremena "a
mnogo mjeseci, ako takve in
formacije imaju stici il Ev-
rope.
Molimo vas, da cekirate
svoje clanske certificate j da
Sc dobro uvjerite, da SUI svi
imenovani bastinici zivi i da
vam je njihovo boraviste po-
znato. Ako je bio koji cd
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Poslove odrzava divan po-,
vjesni park; ali ovo mjesto
bilo je vrlo siromasno i pri-
prosto kada SUI tamo stigli
Thomas Lincoln i njegova ze-
ma Nancy Hanks Lincoln kra-
jem 1903 godine. .Jedino sto
je preostalo nepromijenjeno
jest Sinking Spring, razlog
zbog kojeg SUI Lincolni kupili
'imanje, i veliki bijeli hrast
kao medjasnji znak.
Kada Sc 1911 pokazalo da
Sinking Spring Farm nije do
bra, roditelji Lincolna pre-
mjestili SUI Sc ma jednu far
mu kod Knob Creek, oko 10
milja sjeveroistocno. Ova far
ma je privatna svojina, ali
su posjete .dozvoljene. Pet
godina kasnije roditelji Lin
colna napustili SUI Kentucky
i preselili Sc, putujuci skoro
100 milja kroz sumo i nena-
pucene predjele, u ma j e
Little Pigeon CLincoln City,,
u Indiani. Nancy Lincoln u
mrla je dvije godine kasnije.
Obitelj Lincolna zivjela je
ma farmi Pigeon Creek IA 60
dina tako da je to bilo mje-
sto gdje Sc Lincoln razvio u
mladog covjeka posjedujuci
povremeno skolu (ukupno
svega jednu godinu skolova-
nja); u to vrijeme njegov o.
tao Sc ponovo ozenio.
Drzava Indiana podigla je
spomenik ma toj farmi. Du-
gaEka travom zarascena sta
"a vodi do groba Lincolnove
make, kameni zid okruzuje
Lincolnovu kucu.
Potstaknuti vijestima da je
zemlja plodna u Illinois, obi
tell Lincolna preselila Sc u
ozujku 1880 (kada je Lin
colnu bilo 81 godina) u Illi-
nois. Dolazak Lincolna u Illi-
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bastinika osmrtnine u m r o,
mi moramo zadrzati isplatu
osmrtnine do vremena, dok
Sc ustanovi zakonite nasljed-
nike bastinika. Iii, ako Sc
takvog bastinika ne m o Z e
pronaci, onda Sc isplata o.
smrtnine zadrzava tako du-
go, dok Sc bastinika, iii bas-
tinicu pronadje.
Ako vam nije poznata toe
ma godina rodjenja umrlog
clana iii clanice, molimo vas,
da o tomu ne nagadjate, jer
to moze dovesti do snizava-
MIA trazbine, ako Sc o tomu
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Ma ovu predstavu ulaz JeS
svakomu slobodan.
Svrha je prikaza ovoga fill
ma, da predstavnici nasih od-
sjeka u zapadnoj Pennsyl-
vaniji imadu priliku da vide
oval vazni lijepi film svoje
Zajednice, pax da i oni u svo-
jim naseobinama organizuju
da isti clanstvu i narodu pri-
kazu.
Svaka godisnja konferenca
Ujedinjenih Odsjeka je vaz-
ma, jer ma istoj Sc podnose
izvjestaji odbora, poprima Sc
program "a godisnji rad ak
tivnosti organizacije i bira Sc
nova uprava. Owe godine je
jos vaznija, posto owe godine
slavimo 60-godisnjicu Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice prema
odluci njenog Glavnog Odbo-
ra, da clanstvo i odsjeci sa-
mi izvedu ovu znacajnu i sve-
canu proslavu svoje Zajedni-
ce sa suradnjom njene u
prave.
Stoga je veoma vazno da
svi nasi odsjeci ucestvuju "a
jednieki u Ujedinjenim Od-
sjecima u izvedbi owe Slave.
To i ovime pozivljemo sve
odsjeke da posalju u nedje-
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nois markham je novim mo-
stom preko rijeke Wabash
spomenikom ma tome mjestu.
Kada je navrsio % godine
Lincoln je krenuo u zivot
samostalno. Najprije je ra-
dio u New Salemu, nedaleko
Springfield, u jednom duca-
nu, zatim ma posti, a tada
Sc bacio ma studiranje prava.
Kasnaje je ovdje po prvi put
bio izabran u drzavno vijece.
Kada je 1887 zavrsio pravo,
pozajmio je konja krenuo u
Springfield, koji je tada vec
bio postao drzavnom prize
stolnicom. New Salem je u
medjuvremenu skoro nestao i
ostao je skoro nenapucen sve
do 1943 kada SUI ponovo po-
dignute onakove kabine ka-
kove SUI postojale "a vrijeme
Lincolnovog boravka. Sada Sc
ma tome mjestu nalazi drzav-
nj park.
U Springfieldu Lincoln Sc
ozenio sa Mary Todd i dvije
godine kasnije kupio je malu
kucu, jedinu koju je ikada
posjedovao. Ova zgrada sa-
GUYANA je do danas kakova
je bila kada ju je Lincoln
napustio 1861 da bi preuzeo
duznost Predsjednika Ame-
rike. Svake godine wise cd
100000 lica posjeti zgradu /
groblje Oakridge, gdje je sa-
hranjen muceni Predsjednik.
Put koji vodi do Sinking
Spring Farm do Springfield
oznacava veci dio Lincolno-
vog zivota. Slijedeti tai put
u svojoj masti, Amerikanci
&c owe godine, ma 146. rodjen-
dan Lincolna, zastati u svo-
Jim mislima ma ijepom spo-
meniku Lincolnu u Washing
tonu. Common Council
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lju svoje delegate ma godis-
nju konferencu, ma kojoj &c
biti Cd strane odbora pod
nesen program "a proslavu
6O-godisnjice Zajednice.
Ideja je da u nasem Pitts
burghu, gdje je Zajednica or
ganizirana | gdje je memo
srediste izvedemo menu pro-
slavu ma jedan posve dosto-
jan nacin njene vaznosti, We
licine i Slave.
Proslava &c Sc odrzat ce-
tvrtu nedjelju u mjesecu ju-
lu, to jest, u nedjelju 25. ju-
la (July) u West View Par
ku. PAX i ovime obavjestuje-
mo nase odsjeke drustva da
u oval dan ne bi priredili
svoje priredbe. Tai dan, dak-
lie, trebamo i moramo svi po-
svetiti svecanoj proslavi ma
Sc Zajednice sto je owe go
dine Cd najvece vaznosti.
I ma kraju molimo sve dele
gate ola u vrijeme dodju, da
nozemo odpoceti sto ranijs
sa poslom | isti svrsiti do pet
sati kad pocima prikaz nase-
ga filma.
Flip Vukelic, tajnik.
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Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik

nelsplacene wise cd godinu
dana. Ovakvo stanje ne moze
Sc dopustiti da obstoji, jer
to moze samo stetiti dobrom
glasu ugledu nase Zajedni-
ce, a to SUI dvije stvari koje
su "a mas cd velike vrijedno-
sti i koje zelimo uvijek po-
drzavati ma visokom stepenu.
Stoga, da Sc uzmogne sto
prize isplacivati trazbine "a
osmrtnine cd strane glavnog
ureda, slijedece prepo r u k e
mogu u tom pogledu biti cd
pomoci nasim odsjecnim tai
nicima i clanovima:
Kad nam javljate o smrti
clana, molimo vas da nastoji-
te, da glavnom uredu sto
prize posaljete "a tn svrhu
pravilne tiskanice. Te tiska-
nice Sc sastoje cd: (1) Pri-
java Smrti cd strane odsje-
ka; e Smrtovnica (Certi-
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GLAyNA NAGRADA SVECANE KAMPhNJE
P0CASN0 JE DELEGATSTV0 K0NYENCIJE

ovoj svecanoj jubiarnoj kampanj odredjena je gav
nagrada svaoga cana iii cancu tko naprav $50 toe
kca, placeni put konvenciju Zajednice Phadephu
natrag tri troskova konvenc kao pocasni dele
gat povrh toga dobva sveedno po edan dollar
ku toclxicu ill $4,000 pocasno delegatstvo
Bit pocasn deegat na konvenciji H. B. Zajednce po
sebna cast priznanje pax ovme upucuemo nase ativ
canove vreme, da zapocmu zvim radon da postignu
zasta vaznu pocasnu cast, da mogu doc konven
ciju rac Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce da dobiju tr
dnevnce troskove kakove &c dobvat redovn deegat
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ne moze naknadno dobiti va
ljane dokaze.
Preporucujemo svima od-
sjecnim tajnicima i nasem
clanstvu, da owe obavijesti
sto pozornije procitaju i pre-
ma NINA Sc vladaju, jer je-
dino ma tai nacin moci cemo
pospjesiti isplacivanje trazbi-
ma "a osmrtnine.
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Ann Pastorkovich, ljepotica odsi. 131
U Pittsburgh natieee Sc "a Kra!iicu

Ma gorjoj slici vidimo lijepu mladu devojku cista
kao biser zdrava sveza kao kap Prvakina sred
Moi skol dake tn je mlados zdravlje nteligentnost
poznata pod menom Ann Pastor Ona je kcerka odcnih
zajednicara Mr.. Mrs. Frank Pastorkovc Pttsburghu
Men otac, Frank, pozrtvovn tanik odseka bro 131
"Sv Rok. Mada Ann tu nedavno e presa iz odsjecnog
gnijezda Pomadka odsjek svoga 49,
Ona je dake, prva djevojka koja javla natjecaj
Kracu Popuarnost 60godsnjice Hrvatske Bratske
jednce koji natecaj rukovodi organizacija Uednjen
Odsjec HBZ Zapadne Pennsylvania. Pobjednca matte
caju dobva dar cd $4,000 gotovu novcu lijep past
krunu zeslom uedno dvnu kitu cvijeca pri sveca
krunisanju programu 60godsnce nase Zajednice
West View Parku.
Mi hocemo da upoznamo mas svet cestitom
madom djevojkom odgojena cd zaista cestth roditea
Nasi decki trebau da upoznavaju nasm od
icne obitel jer nista boeg sto je nasa ha
ska = Srnka, kako pjesnik ljepo rece. I nema!
Mi ovoj mladoj djevojc zeimo svaku srecu dobrotu
zivotu
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Clanom nase Zajednice mo-
ze postai svaki tovjek hrvat.
skog iii slavenskog porijekla,
kor je u dobrom zdravlju, q
doh Cd 16 do 60 godfna.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24
Spomenici Abrahamu LincoInu

mpresvn spomenici oznacavaju put preko Kentucky,
Indiana Illinois kojm je Abraham Lincoln ao kroz zivot
cd nepoznatog mladca do jednog cd navoenh Predsed
nka Amerike
Oval put pocnje jednoj farmi tri mile JUNO cd
Hodgenvile Kentucky gdje Lincoln rodio H. veljace,
1909 Ma mjesu amercko Odjeljenje Unutrasne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24
vazna godisnja konferenca Ujedinjenih
0dsjeka H. B. I. zapadne Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Ujedineni Odsjeci FIBZ odrzavatu
svoju godsnju konferencu svake godine cettu nedeu
mjeseca februara. Owe godne doaz konferenca nedeu
2S februara Isa &c odrzat dvorani odseka bro
11O Bridge ST., Ena Pa Pocetak konference Jest sata
poslije podne.
Pose konference oko sati poceti &c Sc prkazizvati
film bojama Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice sto dvoran
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-24
L 0DJELJENJA GLAVN0G TAJNIKA
VAzk0 "a BAS1IkIkE CLAk0VA

PREDMET: ISPLATA OSMRTNINA IMENOVANJE
BASTINIKA OSMRTNINE
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnk
Ia raspravu Zajednicaru ovog tjedna, zabrai smo
vazni do poslovana Hrvatske Bratske Zajednc to JEST
isplatu trazbina imenovanim bastincima osmrtnine
Oval predmet e izabran raspravu ovog puta il
loga sto sada mamo pricno veki bro podnesenh
bna osmrnine koje nsu splacene il ednog, iii IL dr
The frontiersman., 1954-10-28
RAILBELT BASKETBALL SEASON
 TO OPEN IN PALMER DECEMBER 3

The 1954-55 railbelt basketball season will open in Palmer on December 3 when hoopsters of the Palmer High School will meet the 1953-54 railbelt champions, the Anchorage Eagles.
 The seasons schedule was set up this past week end, when the Western Alaska High School Ac- tivities Association held it's an- nual meeting in Anchorage. Re presentatives of the association were present from Palmer, An chorage, Valdez, Wasilla, and Fairbanks. Weather conditions prevented representation from Seward. The final game in the railbelt will see the two neighbor- ing teams pitted against each other on the Anchorage court.
 Complete schedule is as fol- lows; Anchorage at Palmer, Dec. 3; Palmer at Seward Dec. 10. II; Fairbanks at Anchorage, Dec. 15; Fairbanks at Seward, Dec. IT, IS.
 Palmer at Fairbanks, Jan 13. 14; Seward at Anchorage. Jan. II, E; Palmer at Anchorage, Jan.
The frontiersman., 1954-10-28

Il; Seward at Palmer Jan. 27, 29; Anchorage at Fairbanks, Jan. 27, 28.
 Ancnorage at Seward, Feb. 1,
 = Fairbanks at Anchorage, Feb. g; Fairbanks at Palmer, Feb. II,
 o=ward at Fairbanks, Feb. Is, 19; Anchorage at Palmer, Feb. IS; Palmer at Anchorage, Feb. 25.
 Ine annual Western Alaska basketball tourney will begin the --rst week in March.
 Another highlight-event Sched- uled by the association is the western Alaska Music Festival which again this year will be held in Anchorage. A total of 10 sch ools is expected to participate in the band and chorus festival plan ned for April.
 William T. Zahradnicek, super intendent of Palmer schools, IS secretary of the WAHSAA. and along with Coach Robert Critics and Bandmaster Lee Plumbley, tended the conference from Pal mer.