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Evening star., 1954-05-14
Byrd Still Must Be Convinced
OfNeed to Raise Debt CeiIinq

under the Mills plan for gradu-
ally speeding up the payment Of
corporation taxes, the Treasury
should collect between 50 and SO
billion of additional revenue next
month.
The Virginian recalled that the
Government managed to get
through the congressional recess
period last fall without a crisis
after the Senate turned down
urgent administration appeals to
pass the debt increase bill before
adjournment last summer. He
believes the Government has
spent less money since then than
it would have if the debt ceiling
had been raised a year ago.
Not Contacted Recently.
Both Senator Byrd and Chair
man Millikin of the Finance
Committee said Treasury Secre-
tary Humphrey has not con-
tacted them recently about TAX
ing up the debt limit bill.
In any event the Finance Com
mittee could hardly consider the
bill before June because it is
busy acting on the big tax revi-
sion bill, which is a complete
overhaul of the whole tax system.
Congress is expected to be in
session at least until the end of
Evening star., 1954-05-14
made Of wood and was 10 years

made Of wood and was 10 years
old.
II guess maybe she'd become
BRITTLE" he said. THE waves
kept pounding the port side and
she began to settle down in the
water. There are 20 bulkheadS
in each of the twin hulls and
they held long time.
Captain MacCallum notified
the Coast Guard as soon as we
began settling. We stayed aboard
about three hours. When the
Ventura was about 5 feet above
water-the deck normally is %
feet above the waterline-we de-
cided to abandon and got into
the lifeboat."
First word of the ships trouble
came at 1885 pm. yesterday in
a radio message from Capt.
MacCallum, who reported the
Ventura was breaking up and in
need of assistance.
Three Surface Craft Respond.
Three Coast Guard planes
rushed to the area. a patrol
boat went out from Fort Lau-
derdale and the cutter Ariadne
sped out of Miami. A Coast
Guard patrol plane hovered
over the area until the helicop-
ter arrived to continue rescue
operations. The Jerry Mar
moved in to pick up the crew
members.
Mr.. Wood won 8 HarmSworth
trophies in 13 years and retired
from speedboat racing in 1888.
He had long been interested in
the catamaran principle used by
the Polynesians and built the
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Gar Wood Tells How Storm
Sank His 'UnsinkdbIe' Yacht

The others-Capt. c. A. Mac
Callum. R. B. Staysa, C. j. Ber-
ger, j. S. MeiSter, Harry Folsom
and Mr.. Vandenberg, all of
Miami-were picked up by the
fishing craft, Jerry Mar, and
taken to Great Isaac Light, near
the scene of the accident. They
were to be brought to Miami to-
day by a Coast Guard patrol
boat.
"The Ventura was going % to
% knots in deep water when we
ran into a bad Storm" Mr.. Wood
said. THE waves were high, 10
feet or more, and we came into
it so suddenly we didn't have
time to slow down.
"A valve opened on the port
side and then another one gave
on the starboard side, and we
began taking water. I was for
ward checking the compass
when this extremely big wave
hit.
Some of the front streamlin-
ing on the bow, sort of an air.
lift, broke off and I knew we
were in trouble"
Mr.. Wood said the Venturt was
Evening star., 1954-05-14
BY the Assoeioted Press

MIAMI, May 14.-The "un-
sinkable" twin-hulled yacht Ven-
turi lay in her watery grave off
Great Isaac Light in the Bahia
mas today, but Gar Wood, 73-
year-old speedboat racer and
builder, and eight others were
safe.
The 188-foot Ventura broke up
In heavy seas while returning to
Miami from a round trip to Mas
sau yesterday. but Mr.. Wood, his
secretary, his housekeeper and
six crew members were rescued.
Mr.. Wood, who designed the
120-ton craft for use by the
Army Air Force in 1914 and re-
acquired it from the Government
five years later: his secretary,
Jean Berry, "a, and the house.
keeper, Jodie Rodriguez, colored,
were brought to Miami last~night.
Picked Up by HelicOpter.
A Coast Guard helicopter
snatched them from a lifeboat
wallowing in heavy seas about
65 miles east of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Kensinger Pleads for Life
In Staying Of Cab Driver
By The Assoeiotsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, May IA
Gov. Stanley yesterday was asked
to commute the death sentence
of a 29-year-old Pennsylvania
to life imprisonment.
Oren Lewis of Arlington, at
torney for John Clay Kensinger,
made the plea.
Kensinger, a rowing magazine
salesman, is under death SEN
tence for the Staying of Leroy
E. Applegate a Washington
taXicab driver, last June.
Mr.. Lewis argued that. while
there is no doubt of technical"
guilt of first-degree murder,
Kensinger's offense in effect
amounts to a lesser degree Of
f1rst-degree murder,
An appeal from the Arlington
Circuit Courts death sentence
has been rejected by the Vir-
einia Supreme Court of APP
peals.
Kensinger's execution Is set
for May 26 at the State peni-
tentiary here.
Evening star., 1954-05-14

Ventura along those general
lines
When the Ventura was re-ac-
quired from the Government, he
fitted her out at a cost of $780,
900 and launched her at his
private island south of Miami
Beach,
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Paraguay Imports

Argentina is sending to Para
quay bulls, work horses, chickens
and seeds as a contribution to
Paraguay's breeding program,
Buenos Aires reports.
Evening star., 1954-05-14

July, leaving ample time to con-
slider the debt bill after the Gov
ernment's June 80 balance sheet
is available.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-25
Army ToTry
More Former
Korea POWs
BY ELTON {. FAY

WASHINGTON "a, - The Army
probably viii issue this week a
new series of court-martial charges
against soldiers accused of col
laborating with their Communist
captors or informing on their fell
lows while war prisoners in Korea.
The expected additional court
martial charges are among 40
cases still being investigated by
the Army. ALI will involve men
still in service.
An Army spokesman said an
nouncements of charges could be
expected "very SOON" The courts
martial will be conducted at va
rious Army areas where the men
are now stationed.
1t appeared that these new cases
win be predicated, like previous
ones, on lie 6 d offenses com
mitted by American soldiers while
in enemy prison camps and not
based on initial refusal Of men to
leave the Communist camps and
return home.
The Defense Department, it was
disclosed in material which be-
came available today, is making
detailed disclaimer of any idea
that there was Reputation" of
promises Of immunity from prose.
cution given prisoners before they
returned if they were found to have
committed illegal acts.
The Army's announcement of
forthcoming action against addi-
tional servicemen-none of whom
was named-came Saturday night.
1t said that in addition to four
courts-martial which have resulted
in conviction, it has discharged
from the Army Is persons - a
dozen fired with undesirable dis
charge" orders and three others
eased out by the noncommittaI
general discharge" method.
After questioning about $500 Of
ficers and men who were released
by the Communists, the Army
said. 1t found approximately 225
instances where further ..inten-
sive investigation was warranted.
OF that number, the 40 cases re-
main.
In its Saturday announcement,
the Army made a point of saying
that mo one in any position Of
authority had ever promised us.
soldiers immunity from prosecu-
ton for offenses committed while
they were prisoners of war in
0amMunist hands"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-25
Dulles ToTell
Cabinet About
Paris Conclaye
BY JOHN N. HIcHTowER


WASHINGTON B-Secretary q,
State Dulles returns today to j
rare airport tribute from Presi,
dent Eisenhower for "more thar
just a diplomatic victory ar
historic STEP in the creation of .
new European defense system.
The tall, bespectacled diploma,
was due back from the Paris con.
ference, which agreed to make
West Germany a full partner in
the nti-Communist alliance.
And planning to greet him In
person at planeside was the Presi.
dent, q welcoming gesture Eisen-
hover has extended to no govern.
ment official since he took office.
Dulles arranged to report to the
President and then to the full
Cabinet at a specially called White
House meeting tonight.
Then be was expected to tackle
Immediately plans for comforting
with German Chancellor Aden-
auer, due here in midweek; ar
rangements for replying to Rus
sia's latest bid for a four-power
meeting; and probably several
Far Eastern issues.
Dulles left Paris Saturday night
a the conclusion of four hectic
days Of conferences and stopped
by Bermuda for a day of work
and rest. Before leaving Paris he
sent Eisenhower a preliminary re-
port which the President read
while visiting Gettysburg, Pa,
Saturday.
Dulles said the arrangements on
the future of Germany and West
ern Europe had been signed,
sealed and delivered" and added:
II know you will rejoice with
me that the unity and freedom of
Europe to which you contributed
so indispensably. seems likely now
to be preserved"
Eisenhower, who commanded
the North Atlantic Treaty forces
before he became President,
promptly called the Dulles report
''real reason for rejoicing" say
ing it means the dream Of peace
"begins to come definitely within
our grasp"
Yesterday, in a statement issued
from his Camp David, Nd, re.
treat, he said the Paris agree
ments represent q great deal
more than just a diplomatic vic.
tory"
at Is an historic step toward, the
unity so necessary for the main.
tenance Of the freedom Of Western
Europe" he said.
Evening star., 1954-04-17
SILVER SPRING
$1,5O0 DOWN

S12.950; assume large 4ee CT loan
on this all-brick 3-bedrm. rambler
in Wheaton. Level corner lot. 2 blks.
to elementary school and bus. This
you drop out Sunday, between l and
q and see for yourself? Out Georgia
ave. to Denley rd.. left to Denley
pl., and left to house.
Evening star., 1954-04-17
NO CASH DOWN

TO CTS
How can you go wrong with this 81
basement3 Total monthly pay
ments approximately SEQ Just Q
blocks from Georgia ave. Let's take
look at it. Evenings, call OIL. A.
2S0G.
HO o-HTTR ~
Evening star., 1954-04-17

RoLL1NGWooD

individually designed for. the most
with marble fireplace. large sepa-
rate dining room, all-electric kitchen,
paneled den. powder room, 3 twin
size bedrms. and 2 baths: full bsmt,
with dream recreation room, maids
room and full bath. Wall-to-wall
carpeting. Masco sound system and
deep freeze are included at the
realistic price of $4,000. For par
ticulars and appt. to inspect call
Mr.. Blum, JU. 5-7682.
Selected from
THE GALLERY OF HOMES"
SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.
1913 Eye st. NV. ma. S-6440
Evening star., 1954-04-17

COLORED
1780 LYMAN PL. NE.
A beautifully kept row brick in this
fine location being offered by the
original owner at. a very sensible
prices: nice rms. tile bath. lge,
light bsmt.. gas heat. modern kit.
Telephone for details. Price. S12,95
Terms. HOHENSTEIN BROS. e.
DONAHUE, Ii. 10000: ewes. or Sun,
JU 9-6245 10
Evening star., 1954-04-17
1903 CONN. AVE.
S63.50

Per month includes pitt. on this
2-bedroom BUNGALOW in Glenmont.
Full price, S1l,950. LEE FREW
PLATT. JU. 9-701S or OIL. 4-5696.
Evening star., 1954-04-17
HOUSES sALE-Mp. tcon..,

ST. CATHERINE LABOURE PARISH
in Wheaton. immaculate 2-bedrm
brick bungalow: fully equipped Gen.
eral Electric kitchen. full basement
including 15-cu.-ft. deep freeze, alsl
large attic with 30-in. fan. alum;
Gi or FHA financing; Si3.950. LO
5-2S00. HUGGINS & HARRISON.
TWINBROOK-3-bedrm. in immac
cond., equip. kit.,. f1repl.. IS pic.
ture. window. insulation and storm
windows; large lot, block from
fsn school, u ESsell SseIt location for com
which $4,000 is CT loan. Balance
cash. Don't miss this exceptional
bargain. PO.. 2-3626. 20
WESTMORELAND CIRCLE AREA
One On ~ block ,Gs IF from We Western ave. a
rm: win frepl,. din. rm., kit. ant
util. rm. on lst floor. Two lge
rage. INEz cUsHARD. EN-. 2.
:, 42s2 Or OF, 2;5s67,
Very choice and beautiful neighbor.
nSSG oS@ Sr Srcs Mass rsmSe Sys wh hihTgms fun bssa
ment; better than new home condi
3-7007; ewes, OIL. 4-57O9. is
BUNGALOW. Q bedrms., high fence
patio, outdoor. fireplace, driveway;
$4,000; 40 loan; sale by. owner
Y2ll Eagewood rd-. Kensington; Md
SMALL But NICE Attractive 2.
bedrm. bungalow on fenced lot
large kitchen with table space; full
bsmt.: terms; assume CT $10,750
WOOD CO.. 11l5S. Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Md. Lo. 4-7200 till
"parocSiai and SfIii; public schools: s a4-it It
elec. kit; ige. lot. viii accept 81
contract, 10e6 down, 30-yr. loan
For appt. to see. CALL WOODMOOR
AGENCY, INC. DAILY AND SUN.
i. Day IT'LL TILL Pm. JU; 9-5555. lis |.
bedrm. brick rambler in one Of
Bethesda's incest sections. 2s-ft
Iiv.-din. area. elec. kit. incl. gar
bage disposal. dishwasher and dining
space. 2 baths. 11x1S screened
porch, good-sized util. rm. S23.500
1s-ACRE ESTATE, 80 min. down.
town-Spacious 9-rm, home. 1st fl.
32x16 iy. rm. with Normandy fire
place, 32x16 sunrm. with Colonial
fireplace, large din. rm., overlooking
wide lawn, elec. kit. 2 large bed
rms, compl. bath; 2nd fl, 3 bedrms.,
bath walk-in shower; basement:
laundry; GE oil heat: storage cellar;
24-cu. .-ft. freezer; 3 refgrs.; com.
plete caretaker's home; 2-car ga
rage; stable. each horse and COW
stalls. tack rms: maint. machinery,
incl. tractor. all tools; all fenced
fruit trees. berries. asparagus; fine
veg. garden, pasture. many beaut
trees, shrubs: " mi. paved drive
other features. $4,000. WA. z
74Q4 or Lo. 5-1S14. Brokers pro-
HOUSE S5GSsa' ON 8 LoTs-Exceptionnsslly
quiet street. bedrms., z baths,
upstairs, l bedrm.. bath, liv. rm.,
f1repl.. din. rm.. den, music and
rec. I'm. downstairs. Ample closets
and storage. Not pretentious. but
completely comfortable. 2 porches,
terraced garden, beaut. trees. Com
plete with some air-cond.. Bendix,
dryer. deep freeze. etc. Tennis court
and other acreage also available.
Call PO. 2-4500 or ewes. Gathers
burg 590-W-11. MARVIN SIMMONS
CO, 7Q6 E. Montgomery, Rock
NON-GI. Buy direct from owner 8.
bedrm. brick rambler with. base
ment, fence and storm windows.
Price, S14,95O. 450S Bayne ST
wheaton City Development), Rock
Nh tn AnCoR
Evening star., 1954-04-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ONLY $3.50 DOWN, S1l,76o
About $50 per mo-. incl. taxes and
bungalow; full bsmt., gas heat.
lovely yard. lge. kit. V blk. to bus,
Mr.. school and shopping. Poss. May
8. OWNER. UN. 4-0531 or RE
5-7739. -17
Evening star., 1954-04-17
HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcon..,
TODAY'S BEST BUY

1O0A Z y DGO Do
Colored--2204 10th ST. N.E.--Mod-
! ern, 3-year-old, Groom home. in
added improvements, such as storm
windows. recreation room, newly
redecorated; owner wants quick
sale; payments are only S07.5O per
month, which includes interest
principal, taxes and insurance. Fol
INSPECTION, call ME. S-1971; ewes.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-09
zabave odsjeka bb

Youngstown, Ohio - Owl
me Sc daje do znanja nasem
narodu mjesta okolice, ma
roGito ljubiteljima glazbe
plesnih zabava, da &c odsjek
broj 66 H.B.Z. odrzavati "a
jedno izvjesno vrijeme pies
ne zabave svake subote u ve-
Ger, u svom Hrvatskom Do
mu ma 1912 West Federal St.,
Youngstown.
Ma ovim nasim zabavama
cemo imati dobru glazbu sva-
ke subote, koja &c ugodno "a
bavljati veseliti stare i mia
de. Uz glazbu, Piles i pjesme,
biti &c dakako tecnih "a
grizaka i svjezih napitaka
prama zelji prisutnih. 81.
Zato, brace i sestre osta-
Ii mas narode, osobito vi koji
uzivate u lijepoj glazbi, pie
smama i plesovima, pozivate
Sc da dodjete u mas Hrvatski
Dom, u kojem cete to moe
dobiti uzivati svake subote
u vecer.
Odbor &c Sc mas pobrinut
"a dobar docek i sve ostalo
sto pripada ovakvim zabava'
ma, koji vas sve pozdravljs
7 ocekuje vidjeti ma istima.
Frank Turkovich, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-09
Poziv ma piknik

Boutwell,, Ont, Q a n. -
Drustvo "Slozni Farmeri" :,
odsjek broj 936 HBZ. odrzati
&c svoj godisnji piknik u ne
djelju, u. juna o. g., ma far
mi naseg clana, brata Mate
Majurca.
Ma pikniku cemo imat ra-
znja vruce pecene janjetine i
svakovrsnog hladnog plea, a
"a pies &c svirati tamburaski
zbor Boze Kopriva. Prema to-
me biti &c ugodno plesati i We:
seliti sc u sunlskoj prlrodl !
ma svjzem zraku.
Poziva:iu Sc svi clanovi ma
Seq odsjeka, kao j ostali pri-
jatelji il bliza daleka, da mas
posjete i ma ovom pikniku,
kao sto su mas posjecivali i u
proslosti wise puta.
Dobro nam dosi j do vid-
jenja ma pikniku!
Frank BartOlac, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-09
Predobjava odsjeka 307
West Brownsville, Pa.

"SoU DAo"Ao' AAC, A"s
Ovime dajemo do znanja svi-
ma nasim clanovima i prija-
teljima mjesta i okolice, da
&c odsjek broj 3O7 HBZ. o.
drzati svoj veliki piknik u
nedjelju, 4. julia owe godine,
u svom Hrvatskom D0mu ma
Midle Vine Streets, West
Brownsville.
Piknik Sc priredjuje u ko-
rist drustvene blagajne, tako
.je zakljucilo clanstvo ma pro-
sloj sjednici, pax posto mi ne
priredjujemo mnogo piknika
niti drugih zabava, toga radi
molimo sve nase bliznje od-
sjeke, da toga. dana ne pri-
redjuju slicnih priredaba, ne
go da njihovi clanovi dodju
kod mas j da Sc zajednicki po-
zabavimo i proveselimo. Da-
kako, po nasem obicaju ina
ii cemo "a sve dosta S raznja
pecene janjetine j prasetine,
kao i svega drugoga sto s tt
me pripada, a ,biti &c j dobre
glazbe, koja &c mas ugodno
zabavljati i veseliti.
John JandrOkOvich, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-09
Poziv ma pikniik
Indiana HarbOr, Indiana

AAAANAAAfN AAoA OoAS AAuAdAA
Premda je posao oko vrlo u
spjesne izvedbe Leharove o.
perete 'Vesela udovica" "a
htjevao neobicno mnogo vre-
mena i napora, te jos uvijek,
radi mogucnosti ponavljanja,
nije zavrsen, ipak H. P. D.
"Sloga" proslijedjuje vec
prema svojem rasporedu i
s drugim aktivnostima.
Tako u slijedecu nedjelju,
13. o. mi. "Sloga" odrzava ma
Delta Grove, Black Oak, Ind.
svoj prvi ovogodisnji piknik,
i to posebnim atrakcijama
y ma zemljistu &c svirati po-
znati tamburaski ork e 8 t a r
"Zvijezda" IL East Chicago,
tako da &c svatko imati pri-
like plesati uz vedru glazbu ;
p pecene janjetine bit &c vec
o podne, a tko ozedni, moci
i zedju ugasiti; 81 ma zem-
ljistu &c Sc odigravati razne
igre, ma pr. rattle i bingo, a
m e d ju krasnim nagradama
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-09

isticemo lutke obucene u ma
rodne nosnje, posebni rucni
rad; ~ rano poslije podne
zapocinje igra izmedju Har-
borites i Roumanians (base-
ball game); 81 postoji igra-
liste "a djecu.
Tko je Slogase vidio ma po-
zornici "a vrijeme izvedbe
"Vesele udovice", tai &c 81
gurno zazeljeti, da s mime
provede u ugodnoj prirodi
jedno vedro poslije podne.
Premda je Delta Grove vec
poznato zemljiste, ipak daje-
mo upute: najpogodniji je
put JUNO po Kennedy Ave.
do Black Oak Road, istocno
po Black Road do Calhoun
Street, te JUNO po Calhoun
Street po prilici jednu milju
do Delta Grove. = Ia sta
novnike IL Gary najpriklad-
niji je put zapadno po 25th
Ave. do Calhoun Street, te
onda JUNO do Delta Grove,
iii zapadno po Ridge Road do
Calhoun Street te onda sic
verno do Delta Grove.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-09
Poziv ma poSasni banket

Clarion, Pa. - Odsjeci
broj 24S i 534 HBZ. prize
djuju pocasni banket, koji &c
Sc odrzati u nedjelju II. julia
1854, u Hrvatskom Domu
ma Maple Avenue, u 6 sati
poslije podne.
Banket sc priredjuje u po-
cast nasih clanova clanica,
koji sc spremaju ma posjete
u staru domovinu, a to su
brat Marian Batinic njego-
va supruga Mara, te sestra
Ana Bekavac, svi il Clair
tona, pax Batiniceva kuma
Anka Nosic il Warren, Ohio,
koji zajedno krecu ma IL. ju-
la "a New York, a zatim od-
nah u staru domovinu.
Owl nasi clanovi j clanice
su vrlo dobro poznati kao do
bri zajednicari u svojim od-
sjecima, a supruzi Batinic SUI
takodjer poznati kao dobri
popularni trgovci u ovom
m jestu j okolici. Batinici &c
sa sobom povesti i svoj auto
mobil, pax &c tako imati lije-
pu priliku da Sc provezu pc
Jugoslaviji. Obecali su da &c
nakon povratka izvjestiti mas
o pravom stanju, kojeg &c O.
nj vidjeti u staroj domovini
Ia veceru &c biti mlada pi.
letina, koju &c prirediti dobre
Ii vjeste kuharice, clanice Cd
obadvaju odsjeka. Cijena &C
fbiti diva dolara "a odrasle
a "a djecu do IL godina uz
pratnju roditelja samo jedar
dollar. Uz to &c biti i dobal
program, govori, glazba i ta
ko dale. Cist prihod je ma
mijenjen u korist blagajns
obadvaju odsjeka, pax Sc "a
to pozivlju svi clanovi pri
jatelji mjesta i okolice, d;
mas posjete u sto veeem bro
ju i da zajednicki iskazem'
pocast naSim clanovima i ella
nicama prize njihova odlask;
IL staru domovinu.
Sjednica odsjeka 248 &c s.
odrzati isti dan, ali u doll
MIN prostorijama, koja {
poceti tocno u 1 sat poslij
! podne.
Zajednicki Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-09
Piknik odsjeka 5b3

Dayton, o. - Drustvo "Hr
vatska Sloga', odsjek br. 563
HBZ. priredjuje svoj godisnji
piknik u nedjelju, q. juna o.
g., ma dobro poznatom mje-
stu - Hickory Grove Of the
Old Troy Pike.
Imati cemo dobro poznatu
orkestru - Roger, koja &c
svirati "a pies i "a zabavu,
pax &c time zabavljati ve-
seliti stare i mlade.
Odbor &c Sc pobrinuti "a
ukusno jelo i pice, koji vas
sve pozdravlja pozivlje, ka-
ko clanove naseg odsjeka ta-
ko i ostale prijatelje mjesta
i okolice, da dodjete u sto
vecem broju ma mas piknik u
nedjelju u. juna.
Svi nam dobro dosli j do
vidjenja ma pikniku!
Anna Gmaz, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-09

move, da .dodju u sto vecem
broju ma iducu sjednicu, ko-
ia &c sc odrzavati u nedjelju
20. juna, u H. D. Domu, u
l sat poslije podne. Ma istoj
cemo imati dosta vaznih stva-
ri "a rijesavati, a pokraj to-
ga birati cemo radnike i rad
nice "a dolazeci piknik. Tako-
djer vam je poznato, da sc
Cleveland n a ii ece u ovoj
kampanji "a novo clanstvo u
redove H.B.Z., pax je i cato
potrebno, da dodjete ma sjed-
nicu da Sc dogovorimo po
ovom vaznom pitanju, naime,
gdje i kako sc moze dobiti
novog clana.
Ona braca i sestre, koja su
zaostala sa uplatama svojih
pristojba, mole Sc da dodju
ma ovu sjednicu i podmire
svoj dug, jer to je bolje "a
vas i olaksavate posao tai
niku. F. Movrich, perovodja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-09
Predobjava odsjeka ~

Cleveland, Ohio - Ovime
Sc daje do znanja swim brat
skim odsjecima o t a | m
drustvima mjesta okolice,
da &c odsjek broj SO H.B.Z.
odrzati svoj godisnji piknik u
nedjelju, 18. julia o. g., u pro-
storijama Hrvatskog Drus-
tvenog Donna, 6314 st. Clair
Avenue.
Toga radi umoljavamo ista
drustva, da toga dana ne pri-
redjuju svoje piknike, iii BIZ
10 kakve priredbe, jer bi IT,
me skodili sebi i mama. Nego
molimo svoje njihove cla-
move, da tai dan rezervisu
svi posjete mas piknik, ma ko-
.jem cemo imati dobru glaz-
bu, pecenke druge tecne
hrane po nasem starom obi
caju.
Dale bi zamolio nase cla-