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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-09
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PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, met most
of the night in his Office with
CLIO President Walter Reuther.
The meeting was repeatedly
arranged at Mr.. Reuther's re-
quest and attended also by Ell
wood Swisher, president of the
striking CLIO Gas, Coke and
Chemical Workers, and Joseph
r. Joy, a top union official from
Oak Ridge.
A source close to the situation
said considerable progress was
made"
Fact-Finders at Work.
A presidential inquiry board,
meanwhile. went ahead with
closed-door hearings for a re-
port on the situation to Gen.
Eisenhower. Once he has the
report, the President may under
the Taft-Hartley law direct the
the Justice Department to apply
for back-to-work court order.
It was expected that unless q
settlement is reached quickly
and that was considered possible
the Government would act fast
in court to get the men back to
their jobs.
Wage Boost Sought.
The strike, involving a dispute
over wages, started Wednesday
morning.
The strike involves workers at
gaseous diffusion plants at Oak
Ridge, Tenn, and Paducah, KY,
described by Chairman Lewis L.
Strauss Of the Atomic Energy
Commission as this Nations
facilities for extracting U-235
from uranium.
Management officials said
"full and maximum" production
was being maintained despite
the walkout.
Hopes for Action Today.
Chairman Thomas Keith
Glennan. president of Case In
stitute Of Technology at Cleve-
land and q former member Of
the Acc. said he hoped the
hearings could be completed this
morning. That might permit the
Justice Department to seek an
Injunction today.
Serving on the panel with Mr..
Glenman are John L. Floberg,
Washington attorney and former
Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
and Paul H. Sanders Of Nash
vile, Tenn, a Vanderbilt Uni
versity law professor.
Only the CLIO Gas, Coke and
Chemical Workers are on strike.
An equal number Of members Of
the AFL Atomic Trades and
Labor Council are involved in
the same wage dispute, but have
not struck two other installations
at Oak Ridge.
44C SdA b10C % SdA HOIk NklCk11s
icals Co. operates all four plants
for the Acc. It has refused to
offer more than the Scent
hourly wage boost recommended
by q previous Government board
several weeks ago and rejected
by both unions. The unions seek
increases ranging from is to 10
cents an hour.
The CLIO union originally
asked q 81 cents hike but scaled
its demand down to Is cents
after rejecting the cents hourly
boost recommended. The AFL
union has stuck to its original
request for q 10 cents an hour
increase. Present scales are
from $1.58 to $2.40 hourly.
TN TalanLana Wa.L@.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-09
The Dying Industry
By Joseph A. Fox

Can we get along without hard
coal?
Today. the Nation obviously
thinks it can. The anthracite in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-09

Congress Likely to Keep Course Open
uYtH U. N. Acts on Chino. Pose A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-09

Continued on Page AS, Col. 4.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-07
ConvaleScent
Home

Continued from first page
Having secured a place for
the Home, it was necessary
that she furnish it. Money
being a scarce commodity,
she began collecting beds and
mattresses and any kind of
disable furniture. She now
confesses that most OF it
came out of back yards and
the trash wagons. She and
her husband would carry
them to their home and
clean and paint them. She
furthered the oject by sell
ing plate dinners at the ex-
travagant price of 25 cents
per dinner, to customers
from the General Office of
N. & w. r. r.
With the hep from the
selling of meals, she was able
to add to the equipment I'M
til she can now show COM
Portable beds for every pa
tient, with new or recondi-
toned mattresses on every
bed. The beds are steriliZed
regularly, and the mattresses
are reconditioned yearly by
a local company
CONTINUED August 14)
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fence of selling ABC liquor
and was fined $4,000 and
and sentenced to serve 80
days in prison.
Myrtle Panelson, alias
Mary Woods, a, 9Th street,
S. w., sold a pint of corn
whiskey to a police officer.
Myrtle told Judge Price
that she thought her case
was one of mistaken identi-
ty because she had just
come from the hospital
where she had given birth
to a baby (Which she held
in her arms). The officer
stated that it was her cor
dition which made him very
sure that it was she who
sold the whiskey to him.
For a moment, the Judge
looked at the woman who
stood before him with a
very young baby in her
arms. Then he said to her,
81 am going to give you a GO
days suspended sentence,
but if you are brought back
to this court again, l am go
ing to send you to Jail, baby
or no baby,
Myrtle thanked the Judge
and she and three other
small children presumably
hers), walked out of court.
Elser (Fats) Clayton, 800
Gilmer Ave-, N. w, was
fined $4,000 and given a 30
days suspended sentence
for selling a pint of ABC
whiskey to a police Officer.
Alvin Brown, 1908 Nor
folk Avenue, WIS convicted
for selling a pint Of Abe
whiskey to a police officer
on two separate occasions.
On each count he was given
a 80 days suspended sem
tence and fined $4,000.
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Deacon Irving
Continued from first page

ISOLATION and remarks. Rev
Scott spoke OF the joy with
which Deacon Irving served
his church, pastor and fell
lowmen. Rev Lewis spoke
of the pattern which Dea-
con Irving left as a Chris
tian. "He feared nothing
in life" said the speaker,
80 he had nothing to fear
in DEATH"
Rev. Wright spoke of the
deceased as typical Chris
tian. 'He knew" said Rev.
Wright, what it meant to
be a deacon and a peace
maker for Christ"
Rev. Hunters text was
taken from ii Timothy,
4:7-8. l have fought a
good fight, l have finished
my course, l have kept the
faith. The sermon conferred
around three thoughts; a
fight, a race. and a trust.
One of the finest tributes
was paid to the deceased by
Rev. Hunter. He said,
wherever you saw Brother
Irving, you saw a soldier
for Christ. H e will be
greatly missed, but he
would not have you grieve.
Rather, he would want you
to carry on the work OF
Christ's kingdom building. y
Deacon w. Gus Law sang
You Can't Hurry God, .
which was a favorite song
of the deceased. Mr.. Law
was accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Louise Dean.
The deceased is survive
by his devoted wife, Mrs.
Laura Taylor Irving; five
sons; James r. Ounce John
T. of Washington, ID. G.
Calvin l.. of Baltimore
Herman M; four daughters
Mrs. Dorothy Griffin OF
Norfolk, and Misses Queen
Anne, Laura o., and Cleo
pair Irving; one sister, Mrs.
Eva Taylor of New YORK
City, and one brother, Will
liam l.. Irving of Gladstone
Virginia.
Interment was in Lincoln
Burial Park with w. +
Hughes Funeral Home in
charge. Mrs. Christine Mai
nor Officiated.
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Police Court

Continued from first page
suspended sentence. He
was charged with selling a
pint of whiskey to a police
officer.
Gordon c. Williams, 1914
Salem Avenue, S. w., was
charged with selling to an
undercover man a pint of
ABC whiskey at two diff
ferent times. He was fined
$4,000 and sentenced to 30
days in prison. (this being
his second offence.)
Sanford Smith, sol Ruth
erford Ave-, N. f., charged
with selling ABC whiskey
to an agent stated that he
was selling it for someone
else. He was fined $4,000
and given a 80 days sus-
pended jail sentence.
Marion Saunders, 233
Wells Avenue, N. w., was
found guilty of selling
whiskey to an agent and
was placed under an order
of Introduction for twelve
months, fined $4,000 and
given a 80 days suspended
sentence.
Harry Draper, 104 Madi-
son Avenue, N. w., was
convicted on a second Of
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-07

Harry Draper, 104 Madi-
son Avenue, N. w., was
convicted on a second Of
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-07
Miss Clayton

Continued from page One)
her achievements ring true
to Clayton tradition. She is
the youngest of a family of
four brothers and four Sis
tiers who are making out
standing contributions in
their particular fields. There
is DR.. F. w. Clayton and DIR.
j. B. Clayton, Jr., both
are prominent physicians of
Roanoke. Mrs. Bernice Bod
die, who is the wife of DR.,
Lewis Boddie, a physician
of Los Angeles, Calf
Mrs. Roberta Palmer, an
other sister with whom Mar
garet lives and who is a
teacher of Mathematics in
one of the high schools in
Washington, ID. c.; Mr..
Ralph V. who is Business
Manager of the Clinic and
proprietor of the only ESQ
Service Station operated by
a member of our group in
the city of Roanoke. Then,
there is DR.. w. S. Clayton,
the Dentist; and Mrs. Ruth
Marsh whose husband is a
popular attorney in Detroit,
Michigan. Then, there is the
Clayton Memorial Clint C
which stands as a monument
to the lovely mother of the
ClaytOrs, Mrs. j. B. Clayton,
Sr. 1t was the late Mrs. Clay
tors dream of a Clinic con-
Quoted by her husband, the
late DR.. j. B. Clayton, which
prompted him, after her
death, to build a clinic in her
memory. Thus we find the
Clayton Memorial Clinic,
with father and three sons
as practicing physicians and
a dentist and one taking over
as business manager.
So true to tradition, Miss
M a rgaret Clayton, the
youngest of the clan, is MAX
ing strides, admirable ones
for which she must be high
ly complimented. In these
times of stress and strain
and problems of all sorts
generally, and specifically
the problems of youth, it is
heartwarming and crafty
ing to learn about Miss Clay
tor and her kind of youth.
To us, she says, without
words, but rather by her ac-
tions, that youth of today
still maintain standards of
decorum and discipline and
know how to work hard,
forge ahead and yet have
fun.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-07
VALLEY BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION MEETS

First Baptist Church of
Hollins is playing the role
of host, this week, to the
Valley Baptist Association.
Indications are that these
series of meetings will go
down in the history of the
Association as one of their
greatest sessions. Reverend
T. B. Wright, who is pastor
of First Baptist Church and
Vice-President, reports that
the spirit of the convention
is high, and that reports are
being received from all parts
of the field that are very
encouraging.
The Association can sure
ly count it's blessings for this
week. There they are, meet
ing out in scenic Hollins,
with the towering mountains
to gaze upon, that ever be-
speak the glory of God, par
taking of the Incompatible
water from the mountain
streams and the food, which
has known no barter, but
rather has come to then
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-07
HOLLINS NOTES
Mrs. Hammond Jones,
RenOrtor

4SSHOt WI
The residents of Hollins,
Va, witnessed a lovely we'd
ding on Saturday, July 3lst.
Miss Oracle Craighead be-
came the bride of Mr.. Ray
Wiley of Salem, Va. The
Nuptials were held In the
home of Mrs. Ophelia Law
son. Reverend o. w. Nowlin
performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis
and family spent the week
end in Cincinnati, Ohio
While they were there they
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-07

attended the game between
the Dodgers and the Cincin-
natl Reds.
Deacon Thomas Perdue is
about to move into his beau
tiful home. We are very
happy over the fact and wish
for him and his family all
the joys and happiness of
this life. Our Church and
community join us in this
wish.
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on the part of school author.
tiles and the people.
1T is doubtful" Black
well said, chat attempts by
states legally to perpetuate
segregation in the schools
will serve more than delay
ing actions"
Continued August 14)
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plates from the gardens and
the trees of their Hollins'
friends. They need only be
reminded of the extreme
heat of last week, and of the
mildness of the temperature
of this week, to utter a
prayer of thankfulness, and
feel within their own hearts
that God is with them.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-07
POLICE RECEIVE
SAFETY AWARDS

Police Officers l.. l..
Fields, Hubert o. Taylor,
Carl T. Otey were the recip-
tents of Safety Driv e r
Awards for the years 1852
'53. They were presented the
pins for careful safe driving
and for having gone through
the year without a single
accident.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-07
Educators Meet

Continued from page OneI
cision on the school issue,
the speaker observed that
the need for Federal aid to
education is more acute now
than ever before. Also, a
calm and sensible approach
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07

Tesko kraju kojim vojska
prodje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07

la u Jugoslaviju dne 6. maja,
da posjeti rodbinu prija-
telje, te da prisustvuje ma.
piru svoje necakinje, da po-
sjeti rodbinu svoga pokojnog
supruga Jure. Ovdje njezinu
sliku denosimo, da ju vide
clanovi i prijatelji.
Ma dan odlaska sastao Sc
veliki broj zajednicara i u
glednih prijatelja kod sestre
Badovinac u Los Angelesu,
gdje je bio pripremljen boga-
ii objed S ukusnim zagriscima
i raznovrsnom kapljicom. O.
vaj objed je priredila sestra
Tadic u pocast svog odlaska i
poslednjeg razgovora s mama
svima, prize nego Sc opet
k mama povrati. Nakon obje-
da svi prisutni su je pratili ma
izletiste zrakoplova, i tamo
joj zazeli sretan put uz SITS
kanje desnice, a bilo je j suza
ma ocima, kao da mas "a
uvijek ostavlja.
Da sestra Tadic imade
mnogo priiatelia, moglo Sc lie
to primjetiti i ma IS. aprila u
istoj prostranoj kuci kod Ane
Badovinac, gdje ie priredje-
ma iznenadjena priredba (sur-
prise party) "a sestru Tadic
pred njezin odlazak, kojoi
gozbi je prisustvovalo 1O5
dobrih prijatelja IL Fontane
i Los Angelesa. Razni govor-
nici su izrazili svoje misljenje
i zazelili joj sretan put, i
brzi povratak u nasu svetu
Ameriku. To je zaista bila bo-
gaia vecera s raznovrsnim pi-
Gem, a umjetni svirci Cor
zinski SUI sa plesom svirkom
zabavljali goste do zore. U
znak velikog postovanja, Sc
,stra Tadic je primila mnogo-
brojne darove.
Sestra Tadic je otisla, a
trajna uspomena je ostala
medju mama svima.
Steve Malek, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07
HRvATSKI SvAT0W U HAMILTON, ONTARIO

Drago nam je javiti RADIOS
nu West clanovima i prija-
teljima, da Sc je mas mladi
clan, Mike Kolich vjencao
dana "a. aprila owe godine sa
drazesnom djevojkom, Shir-
ley Laidlaw, ciju sliku ovdje
donosimo, da in znanci i pri-
jatelji vide.
Mas mladi Mike Kolich je
sin nasih dobro poznatih ko-
lonista dugi niz godina ov-
die u Hamiltonu, cd Mike i
Mary Kolich, koji su rodom
otac il mjesta Ribnik a maj
ka il Slovenije, koji su Sc
vjencali ovdje u Kanadi u
mjestu Huntsville, Ont. Do
selili u Hamilton godine 1885.
i nastavili tn stalni boravak.
Mladenka je kcerka cd ro-
ditelja Laidlaw, otac je bio
Nijemac a majka je kama
djanka.
Vjencanje je obavljeno u
r. K. crkvi sv. New Gin, u
prisutnosti roditelja druge
rodbine velikog broja pri.ja-
telja, a nakon crkvenih OBJ
reda krenuli su svatovi ma
slikanje. Poslije slikanja mia
denci su stigli u Hrv. Mar.
Dom, gdje iii je docekalo
mnogo naroda sa pozdravi-
ma i poklicima. Oko 2 sata
poslije podne nase vrijedne
domacice napunile su stolo-
We s raznim ukusnim jelom.
Poslije toga neprestano su
dolazili gosti IL svih blizn Jill
mjesta Kanade kao j Siedi-
njenih Drzava Amerike. U 6
sati bio je Hrv. Mar. Dom
pun nasega naroda.
Mladencima su kumovali
Josip Mics i Mary Marko-
vich, a djeveri djeveruse su
bill Kay Kolich i Steve Mar
kovich, Rose Pesun j John
Holjevac, Annie Benich
Steve Pesun, Annie Blazevic
ii Alfonze Pavli.
Poslije vecere progovorio
je par rijeci dobar prijatelj
Pete Les, koji je u prvom
redu pozdravio nase MAIDEN
ce i zazelio dobar j dug Mi
hov ziyot. Nakon toga su go
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07

sti darovali mladence po sta
rom obicaju. Mladenci SUI bill
bogato nadareni kako Sc to
cini ovdje u Hamiltonu.
Poslije toga svatovi su Of
ISL kod obitelji Kolich, gdje
SUI nastavili sa veseljem do
bijele zore. Drugi dan u ne
djelju opet su nastaviil sa We
seljem kod obitelji Kolich do
kasno u noci. Isti dan u ne
djelju mladenci su sc opro-
still S mama j prosli ma me-
demo putovanje u New York,
gdje su ostali 10 dana i o.
pet Sc medju mas sretno po-
vratili.
U ime svega naseg Clan
stva HBZ., koje je mladenac
clan, i ostalih prijatelja, ia
i'm zelim svaku srecu We
seize u njihovom bracnom Ii
votu.
Stanko Spehar, tajnik
odsjeka br. 954 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07
0dsieci U Benwoodu i okoIici slave
b0.qodiSniicu HBz. U nedjeIju II. julia

Benwood w. Va. - Ovime daemo do znanja svemu
Sem narodu, kao swim bratskm drustvma inm organi-
zacama nase okoice da &c nasa cetiri odseka to
broj g. SO 745 il Benwooda bras odsjek 523 il War
wooda zajednc priredit proslavu pocast 6Ogodsnjce
opstanka Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice piknikom
programom nedelu, II. julia godine Ova svecanost
&c odrzati Lansing, Ohio, farm tr boka cd
U. S. Route 40, Bus Stop 23@, Lansing Ohio
Ma pkniku &c mas zabavljati sa svirkom pjesmama
gasoviti popuarni tamburasM zbor "Soboda" IL East
Pittsburgh Pa pod vodstvom brace Josipa Marka Gree
vca. Pored nasih odsjecnh lokanh govornika pro-
sav &c govort glavn predednik Hvatske Bratske Ia
jednce, brat " Mandic, madame da &c mime doci
brat Michael Grasha, upravte Pomlaka HBZ Nakon 60
vornka programu &c nastupi Beaver Valley kooettes
mlade djevoke koje &c zvadat kolo pesove to e
Koo Grupa New Brighton Pa Ma harmonku &c svirati
pjevati starokraanske pjesme mlada devoj
ka sestra Nevenka Usman kcerka Andre Bepine Usmi-
jan il Weirton, w. va koa e prosle godine dosa Ame-
riku, prize toga je ucia gimnaziju Zagrebu.
Uz bit &c takodjer izobilju raznja pecene
janetine drugh tecnh jestva &c manjkat n osve-
zuucih naptaka. PAX zato pozvemo mas narod me-
sta bliznh danjih okolica da posjete sto yece
broiut Ivan Baron, predsi odsjeka q izSjestitel1
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odsjeka broj 1872 mlada Sc
stra Jenny Shubat, ciju sill
ku ovdje donosimo, da ju
clanstvo vidi i bolje Sc $ MO
me upozna.
Nasa mlada sestra Jenny
je rodjena godine 1886. u
Kirkland Lake, Ont, Canada,
cd vrijednih roditelja, Zore
j Antona Shubat.
Jenny je svrsila sa dobrim
uspjehom nizu iii pucku sko-
lu, a sada polazi posljednju
godinu Eastern High School
of Commerce, ovdje u ovo-
me gradu, koju Sc madame
da &c sa dobrim uspjehom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07

nu svojoj obitelji, u selo Cor
MIA Kupcina, posta Krasic,
Hrvatska, ciju sliku ovdje
donosimo.
Brat Fister dosao je 1926.
godine u Kanadu, u mjesto
Welland, a 1928. dosao je il
Kanade ovdje u Waukegan i
dobio radnju kod American
Steel & Wire Company, gdje
je stalno radio sve dok nije
otputovao "a staru domovi-
nu. Cim je ovdje dosao stu
pio je u mas odsjek, te bio
vrlo aktivan clan. Ia vrijje-
me njegova clanovanja u ma
Sem odsjeku obnasao je raz-
ne odbornicke casti, i to pc
rovodje, tajnika, nadzornog
odbornika potpredsjednika.
Prigodom odsjecnih zabava
piknika uvijek je radio sva-
XII posao, bez obzira kako l.
sti naporan bio, samo da bi
odsjek sto bolje uspio. Bas
cato mu je odsjek ma svojoj
sjednici u mjesecu maju "a
zelio sretan put u staru do
movinu, a jos sretniji povra-
tax u nase redove, ako slu-
cajno ne bi mogao ostati "a
stalno u staroj domovini.
Pa posto je brat Fister a.
mericki gradjanin, isti ne &c
imati poteskoca doci nazad,
ako zbilja ne &c moci ostati
"a stalno u staroj domovini.
TIE ako Sc to dogodi, mi mu
zelimo sretan povratak u ma
Sc odsjecne redove.
Prijatelj
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svrsiti. Mlada sestra Shubat
je dugogodisnja clanica ma
Seq gnijezda, te vjerujemo
da &c biti dobra clanica ma
Seq odsjeka.
Clanstvo naseg odsjeka xii
&c mladoj sestri, dobro nam
doSla u naSe redove, te joj
zelimo svako dobro i srecu
u njezinom zivotu, a njezi-
MIN roditeljima cestitamo ma
ovakovom odgoju n ji h Owe
kcerke. Prem ako i nisu sa-
mi clanovi nase Zajednice,
ali ipak su nastojali da Mi
hova kcerka ostane clanica
iste, tako bi trebali svi rodi-
telji da nastoje isto da ma.
govore svoju djecu "a Mi.
hovu korist, da ostanu u re.
dovima H.B.Z., manifesto da
istu napuste kada navrse Is
godina. Mi Sc ponosimo sa
nasom mladom sestrom -
Jenny.
Tajnik odsjeka 1872
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lonije, brat Bernard M. Luz
ketich odrzao je lijepi govor
kako Sc organizirala omladi-
ma u odsjeku 354, pax kako
su kupili vlastiti svoj dom,
Narodnu Dvoranu pred nekih
pet godina svoj odsjek po-
jacali sa duplim brojem cla-
nova, pax u pozitivnom sloz-
nom radu uspjese toliko da
je Dom isplacen i potpuno je
vlasnistvo odsjeka odnosno
clanstva. Lijepo je bilo kad
je pozvao pojedinacno sva-
kog prikazao i predstavio od-
bornika svoga odsjeka, sestre
| bracu, koji sacinjavaju od-
sjecni odbor i odbor Donna,
a to je bilo lijepo vidjeti ka-
ko suradjuju start i mladi,
musko zensko sto svima
sluzi ma cast. Pred ocima pu-
bike spalise zaduznicu Do
ma to je isti cist cd duga.
Posebna atrakcija progra-
ma je bilo kolo plesanje od-
rasle kolo grupe odsjeka, sve-
cara, 354. Svi su bill zacara-
nj njihovim elegantnim ma
stupom, a imadu, muski, zen
ski, divine narodne nosnje,
docim plesu kao pravi umjet-
nici to je bila kruna pro-
grama.
Dakle, program je zapra-
vo izvrsila nasa dicna omla-
dina, sto je posebno vrijed-
no naglasiti, a sto pokazuje
da SUI nasa omladina i nasa
djeca voljna suradjivati BIZ
ii aktivna u nasim redovima
samo kad Sc nadje razumje-
vanje dobre volje kod start
jih da ju organizuju k sebi
prigrle, a tko da ne uziva u
takovoj omladini?
Konacno je dosao ma red ]
pisac ovih redaka da pro-
govori o Zajednici, njenhm
znacenju, o vaznosti jubilaf-
ne proslave i kampanje, q
povrh svega vaznosti s1oge
razumjevanja u redovima
Zajednice.
Tako je oval odlicni pro-
gram svecanost zakljucena
sa maroon Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice.
I ma ovoj proslavi opet smo
bill zajedno nasim suput-
nixon, 81. podpredsjednikom
Vranesom i njegovom milo
vidnom suprugom. On je u
ljudan simpatiean pax ga
svak zavoli tko Sc $ mime
upozna.
Poslije programa slijedila
je zajednicka vecera ma ra-
cum odsjeka, kod koje su svi
ucesnici programa sjeli i o.
mladina i stariG, pax svi oni
koji SUI pomagali u radu "a
uspjeh owe proslave. Tako Sc
razvila zabava, veselje ! pies
do kasno u noe.
Svaka Cast i postovanje
clanstvu i koloniji odsjeka
354 nasem glasovitom Coke
burgu. - Flip Vukelic, ured-
mix.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07
Brat william FiSter
0tiSao U domovinu

Waukegan, Ill. - S ovime
javljamo cjelokupnom clan
stvu HBZ. i prijateljima, da
je brat William Fister, dugo-
godisnji clan naseg odsjeka
broj IS pri koncu mjeseca
maja otiSao u staru domovi-