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Evening star., 1954-12-11
|uNESc0 S!uspends
|3 81 5 Americans
In Loyalty Case

| MoNTEvIDEo. Uruguay. Dec.
1.-THE United Nations Educa-
tional, Scientific and Cultural
Organization said last night II
has suspended three of the eight
American star members who re-
fused TO answer United States
loyalty board questions last sum-
mer.
Four others whose contracts
are soon to expire already have
been given leave with pay and
are not slated to be rehired.
UNESCO Director General Lu-
ther H., Evans announced the
eighth American is being kept
on the rolls because he is satis-
fed the staffer has not violated
any UNESCO regulations. DIR.
Evans said. however. that the
case win be reviewed.
The director. who formerly
was librarian Of Congress, said
he suspended the three under
new rules approved by the eighth
general conference of UNESCO.
The conference. ending its
month-long session here yester-
day. gave him authority to dis
miss any employe "lacking the
highest standards Of integrity" ("
Under Suspension with Pay.
The three. who had inde-
terminate or permanent con-
tracts. win be under suspension
with pay until the opinion Of q
new special advisory board Is in,
UNESCO officials refused to
disclose the names Of the eight
Americans involved in the con-
troversial cases. An American
spokesman at the United Ma
tions recently identified one as
David Leff, who has defied sew
eral United States court orders
to return to the United States
from UNESCO headquarters in
Paris to testify on loyalty ques-
tions.
Henry Cabot Lodge, jr., chief
United States delegate to the
United Nations. sharply criti-
cised DR.. Evans on October 16
for hot firing the eight Ameri.
cans after investigators found
reasonable doubt as to their
loyalty to the United States"
DR.. Evans maintained he had
no authority to suspend the
three permanent employees until
the general conference changed
the staff rules.
Basis for Action.
He said last night he had
taken action against them, not
because of their possible dis
loyalty to the United States,
but because they refused to CO.
operate with United States in
vestigating boards and thus
failed to meet UNESCO staff
rules on suitability for employ
ment.
Dr.. Evans said no other gov
ernment had asked UNESCO to
fire any of its workers even
though many are exiled ma
tionals from member countries
and are not friendly to their
home governments.
The closing session of the
uNEScO conference approved q
score Of resolutions. Among
them was q United States pro-
posal that members Of the
board win represent their gov.
ernments instead Of serving SIM
ply as individuals.
The United States also won
b resolution Of its share Of the
UNESCO budget from 1913 to
80 per cent. The budget for the
next two years was set at $2l
million.
The ninth general conference
was scheduled for New Delhi,
India, in 1856.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
'Cynieism' Delayed
Henlingway's Prize,
Nobel judges Split
ZAP wirspho.o via radio.
BY the Associated Press


STOCKHOLM, Dec. 11.-Au-
thor Ernest Hemingway, who
received his Nobel Prize yester-
day along with four other Amer
leans and two Germans, also
received a hint that brutal,
cynical and callous sides" to his
earlier works delayed the coveted
international recognition.
King Gustav Adolf VI pre-
sented the awards to the seven
winners who share the equivalent
Of $4,000. DR.. Linus Pauling,
California Institute of Tech
nology, received the chemistry
award. Drs. John F. Enders Of
Harvard, Thomas H. Weller Of
the Harvard School of Public
Health and Frederick c. Robbins
of Cleveland's Western Reserve
Medical School. shared the medi-
cine prizes for their research in
the fight against polia. Two Ger
man doctors. Max Born and
Walter Bottle, shared the physics
prize. a
Later. DIR. Pauling told TOO
Swedish students at a reception
in Town Hall to :'listep respect
fully to your professors but use
your own heads" II
Doubts Third World War.
"one Of your problems will be
to keep nations from going rabid
by being run by paranoic lead
ers," he said. How you want to
solve this problem I do not
know, but ! know you will solve
1t. I do not believe there will
be a third world war because the
hydrogen bomb will be uni
versally destructive"
The hint of conflict among
the members Of the Royal Swed-
ish Academy of Literature over
awarding the prize to Mr.. Hem
ingway came in the presenta-
ton speech by Prof. Anders
Osterling, who was known to
have supported the Americans
candidacy.
"Hemingway's earlier writings
display brutal, cynical and cal
lous sides which may be consid-
cred at variance with the Nobel
prizes requirements for a work
Of an ideal tendency" he said.
g.. But on the other hand,
he also possesses q heroic pathos
which forms the basic element
in his awareness Of life, a manly
love Of danger and adventure,
with a natural admiration for
every individual who fights the
good fight in a world Of reality
overshadowed by violence and
DEATH"
Hemingway Hailed.
Mr.. Hemingway. Sc, hailed by
Prof. Osterling as zone Of the
greatest authors of our time"
was the only American winner
not present. He remained in
Cuba nursing injuries suffered
in African plane crashes. But
Mr.. Hemingway sent a state
ment read on his behalf by
United States Ambassador j.
Moors Cabot. It expressed
humility In the acceptance Of
the prize.
Writing. at its best. is q
lonely life." Mr.. Hemingway
said. Organizations for writer's
palliate the writer's loneliness,
but I doubt If they improve his
writing. He grows In public
stature as he sheds his loneli-
ness and often his work
deteriorates. For he does his
work alone and If he Is q good
enough writer he must face
eternity or the lack Of 1t. each
day.
For q true writer. each book
should be o new beginning,
where he tries again for some
thing that is beyond attainment.
He should always. try for some
thing that has never been done
or that others have tried and
failed. Then sometimes, with
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Monroe Trial Set January II
As Judge Let's Rejects Delay

Federal Judge F. Dickinson
Let's yesterday set January II as
trial date for the main Govern
ment case against suspended
Police Capt. John B. Monroe,
Detective George C. Prather and
a group Of gamblers.
The date was set after Judge
Let's rejected a defense motion
for reasonable" continuance
which was based on the grounds
that publicity had prejudiced
the public against the defend
ants so that a fair trial would
be impossible.
The two policemen and 13
reputed gamblers are accused of
conspiracy to pay and accept
gambling protection bribes and
Of bribery.
Six indictments have been re-
turned naming various of the
defendants individually and in
groups. Judge Let's tentatively
set February IA as trial date in
the other cases. Monroe Is
named as d defendant In four
Of the five remaining cases.
Roger CWhitetop) Simkins,
colored, reputed gambler, is
charged in one indictment with
carrying a weapon after q felony
conviction.
g Hits Publicity.
In pleading for q reasonable"
continuance, Defense Attorney
Myron Ehrlich contended prose-
cutors and police officials had
released stories to newspaper and
radio reporters either ito boast
to the world Of their great acti-
witty In behalf Of law enforce
ment or to let the public have
the evidence so as to get the
cases Tried py newspapers and
radio"
At one point MIR. Ehrlich, who
with Attorney Joseph Sitnick
had successfully defended for
mer Police 1t. H. H. Carper and
former Police Sergt. William l..
Taylor In a narcotics conspiracy
trial, declared:
IF Carper and Taylor had
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Jet Motorbout Useful

G. w F. Hamilton has Jour-
Efleyed up previously unnavigated
South Island rivers Ia New Zea-
land In . Jet motored boat that
elects water over It's stern.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
BY the Asseeieied Press

NEW DELHI, India. May 26.-
The California expedition try
ing to climb Makalu, worlds
fourth highest peak. has dug an
other camp on the 27,790-foot
mountain in Nepal.
A delayed dispatch. from the
expedition leader, DR.. william
Siri. said yesterday that strong
winds and heavy clouds stopped
the expeditions first attempt to
establish a camp at $4,000 feet,
just 5,790 feet below the objec-
tive. The team is in good health
and spirits. DR.. Siri reported.
Ten Americans. IL British
trained Sherpa guides and $50
porters were in the expedition
which might set out February
19 to climb the peak southeast
Of Mount Everest. Other climb
ing parties are also in the Hima-
laya, including Sir Edmund
Hillary, who on May 20. 1853,
conquered Everest along with his
Sherpa guide Tiger Tenzing.
DR.. Siri wrote the latest news
Of his expedition May Is. A
runner bringing it down yester-
day reached Jogbani, India, at
the foot of the Himalaya, and
relayed it here by radio.
Dr.. Siri said that the expedi-
tion's Camp No. 3 has been re-
inforced with provisions and q
large snow cave has been dug
into the slope.
The climbers are making fresh
attempts to establish a fourth
camp higher up, he said.
They are now resting in the
base camp for their final assault
on the southeast ridge before the
summer monsoon begins" his
dispatch said. "It is the only
route and it is very difficult. The
ridge is guarded by rock towers
and smooth granite"
DR.. Siri wrote that members
Of a British newspaper-spon-
sored mountain climbing team
seeking the reported "Abomi-
nable Snowman visited the CAL
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Indian Red Cross Books
Bon on Atomic Arms
BY the Associated Press .

OSLO, May 26.-India's Red
Cross has Joined the national
societies of Japan and Sweden
in demanding that the Red
Cross League ask for an i'm
mediate ban on nuclear weapons.
including the hydrogen bomb.
A draft resolution asked the
23rd session of the League
Board of Governors here to
plead with all nations ito
undertake to prohibit complete
recourse to all such means"
asphyxiating and poison gases
and germ warfare. a
Evening star., 1954-05-26
CoIfornions Dig New Camp,
Rest for Assault on Asian Peak

ifornia group and said they had
found new tracks of the sup
posed monster but had not seen
the snowman himself.
Because Of limited finances,
DR.. Siri's group is attempting
the climb without oxygen equip
ment. It is depending on slow
acclimatization and perfect ply
sical condition to help the group
make a successful climb.
Japanese. Argentine, British
and New Zealand teams. the lat
ter working with Sir Edmund
Hillary, are attacking other
peaks in the Himalaya.
Evening star., 1954-05-26

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
zabava enijezda IS

Cleveland, Ohio. - Gnijez-
do Pomlatka br. SO HBZ. o.
drzat &c plesnu zabavu S pro-
gramom u nedjelju, IA. no.
vembra 1854, u Hrvatskom
Domu u Collinwood, Ohio.
Pocetak &c biti tocno u Z sati
ma vecer.
Nasa omladina &c izvadjati
nekoiko kolo plesova, a uz
to cemo imati cijeM vecer do
sta jela plea "a svakoga:.
Tamburaski zbor Trijanovic
&c svirati "a Piles i sve mas
ugodno zabavljati.
Cist prihod cd owe zabave
je namijenjen "a priredbu
Christmas Party djece naseg
gnijezda, pax stoga Sc poziv-
lju svi clanovi HBZ. rodi-
telji nase djece, da dodju ma
ovu zabavu u sto vecem bro
ju. Stoga nemojte zaboraviti
datum, IA. novembra, doci u
Hrvatski Dom ma Waterloo
Road. Ulaz je svakom bes-
platan.
Rose Gustin, uprav.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
0dsjeci u C|eve|andu priredjuju
Pros|avu Hrv. Bratske zaiednice

Cleveland Ohio - Ovime pozva clanstvo HBZ.
grada Cevelanda drzave Ohio kao mas narod uopte
da dodu prosavu 60godisnjce Hrvatske Braske Ia
jednice nedjelju 28. novembra 1854 Slovensk Dom,
6417 St. Clair Avenue.
Ujednjeni Odsjec HBZ. vec ucni mnoge pripreme
da ljepi vecansveni nacn proslave 60godisncu op
stanka Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce.
Prosava &c poeeti misom dvim nasim crkva-
hrvatsko k crkvi Svetog Pavla grko-katolckoj
crkv Svetog Nikole.
Program pocima u sata poslje podne, ma kojem &c
nastupt tamburaski zbor "Soboda il East Pittsburgh Pa
pjevacki zborovi "Abrasevc" "SlavuJ, Koo Aces Ray
Telisman &c pjevati Solo, Elmer Novosel Ray Tesman
&c pjevati Duet Soprano &c pevat nasa glasova Ellen
Ivas koja e nedavno svrsa skoovane Duquesne Uni
versty gde je pjevaa Duquesne University Tamburi
tzans Isto &c nastupit Danny Mikch clan gnjezda S.
koji &c svrati harmoniku.
Nasi pocasni gost gavni govornici &c bt: Governor
drzave Ohio Frank j. Lausche Mayor grada Clevelanda
Anthony Celebrezze gavni predsednik Hrvaske Brat
ske Ia ednce, " l. Mandic; urednik engeskog dea ga
ednicara Stephen Brkch, upravite programa &c bt
brat John Badovnac Takoder &c b pozvan sv nas pio
niri, koji zajednici so iii wise godna
U vecer &c pies svirati Kenny Bass njegov Pol
ka Peppers Radio Televson Recording Artist gornoj
dvoran, dolnjo dvorani ce svirat tamburaski zbor
"Soboda".
Stoga Sc apera clanove HBz. gradu Cleve-
andu drzavi Ohio kao mas narod, da sto We
Gem broju dodju veku prosavu 60godsnce Hrvatske
Bratske Ia jednice nedjeelju, %. novembra.
Anna Rescic, jnica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
zabava odsjeka 351

Detroit, Mich. - Odsjek
"Zora" 351 HBZ. odrzaje po
svom starom obicaju "Fea-
ther Party" u subotu, 20. no.
vembra o. g., u Z sati ma We
Ger Il prostorijama Hrvatskog
Donna ma 1875 E. McNichols
Road Orleans.
Fozivamo saw mas narod, a
osobito clanove HBZ. da mas
tn vecer posjete.
Ma prvom mjestu ovdje Sc
pruza prilika nasim gostima,
da sc onako po domaci zaba-
We u krugu svojih pri.jatelia
uz zvukove naseg dobro po-
znatog tamburaskog zbora
Balkan Cavaliers. N a 8 a
mladez &c plesati omiljena hr-
vatska i ostala narodna kola
i razne plesove. Kuhinja &c
biti Ii rukama novo ustroje-
nog Majcinog Kluba, pax &c
vas naSe mlade zene podvori-
ii s dobrim domacim jelom
kolaSima. Osim toga ponijeti
ce 10 osoba purane "a
Thanksgiving Dinner svojim
obiteijima.
Kada uzmete sve ovo u OBJ
zir doci cete do zakljucka, da
vas ceka ma tai dan ugodna
vecer j zabava. medMl ostalom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
0dsjek broj "a sIaV b2.godisniicu svog
0pstanka b0.qodisniicu svoie H. B. I.

Anaconda Mont. - Drustvo "Svet Petar Pavao" od-
sick bro 81 proslavit &c jedan jep dostoni nacin
62godsnjicu svog opstanka 60-godsnjcu opstanka Hr
vatske Bratske Zajednice nedjelju H novembra g.
Proslava &c odrzat bogatim banketom ijepm
programom Program &c dakle izvadat nasa deca IL Po
matka Gavni govornik banketu &c bt mas mlad
svecenk clan Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice cjelog svcg
zivota, Rev. Lenard Spraycar.
Mas je odsjek organzran godne 1892 dake dvije 60
dine prize nego nasa Zajednca. Is je bio prize samosta
drustvo 12 oktobra 1898 je prikljucio H, B. T.
stog je prikuclo putem ujednjenja jos nekoko od
seka naknadno. Tako mas odsjek svoje 62 godine
preduje polako ali sigurno svoom dobrom upravom.
Stoga je pozeljno, da sv clanovi naseg odseka kao
canov drugh bratskh odsjeka mas narod ovog mje
sta okoce dodju svoim prisustvom uzveicaju ovu
veliku znacajnu prosavu naseg odseka nase Hvatske
Bratske Zajednce Jer prosavom mi cemo iskaza
nase zasluzno priznanje postovanje swim onim dobrm
djema, koe e ucino mas odsjek nasa Zaednica, kako
svoje canove njihove bastinke, tako mas narod
uopce To velka neizmerna dea narcotic sto e uci
Mia nasa Zajednca svoe clanove svoj narod ovo
zem staroj domovini. Ona je pomagala i danas po-
maze nase narodne verske, prosvjetne kuturne
ustanove ovdje kraju. Pomagala je drugm
rodima njhovim porebama nevoljama, pax je to
bratska potporna nego humantarna organizacija
Zato jos jednom pozvljem, da svi dodete da ako
zajednick prosavmo jedan ljep bratski svecani
Gin mas odsek nasu Zajednicu nedeu, 21. novembra
godine. John Herbolich ajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
zbor "zora" svojim
BoIesnim CIanoyima

Chicago, Ill. Otrag par
mjeseci nemila bolest otpra-
villa je cetvoricu nasih aktiv-
nih clanova zbora u bolnicu
radi nenadni bolesti, to ka-
ko slijedi: Mas tajnik Josip
Bazdaric u st. Bernard bol-
nicu, Vinko Kovacic u St. An
thony, Marko Kirin u bolnicu
ma Susaku, u staroj domovini,
i Anton Kocman u Presbyte-
rian Hospital.
Kako cujemo svi su Sc po-
vratili IL bolnice svojim kuca-
ma osim gosp. Kocman. Za-
to zelimo S ovim putem IRA
ziti nase iskrene zelje "a Mi
hov cim skoriji oporavak. Sa
njihovom odsutnosti mas zbor
osjeca veliku prazninu. Nasa
je vruca zelja, da sc cim sko-
rije povrate u nasu sredinu
zauzmu svoja mjesta.
Ia Hrvatsko Pjevacko Dru-
Stvo "Zora",
Chas. P. Basic, predsjednik
Stephanie Siverich, blaga.j.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Proslaya 24.qodisn lice Hry. Mar. Donna

Hamilton, Ont. Cam - Hrvatski Narodni Dom ce pro-
savt 24godisnjcu svoga opstanka bogatm programom
banketom subotu, 49, novembra godne, vlasttm
prostorijama 173 Beach Road.
Banket pocinje tocno $50 posije podne, zatm &c
b zvadan program ko ce sastojat cd govora svira
MIA pjevana Ma programu &c nasupt mladi tamburaski
zbor zlatne zice te druga nasa diva zbora "zagreb
"Pav Dunav ko &c svoje tocke izvadjat vrjeme We
cere izmedju drugih tocaka programa
Pozivamo clansvo naseg Donna canstvo svih brat
skin organzacja Welandu Toronto kao mas
rod ovog mjesa okoce da posete ovoj proslavi
da svi skupa razveselimo zabavimo doceku 24e
oblenice Hrvatskog Narodnog Donna Ma programu biti
&c wise govornka kao nas okaln predstavnc prateli
hrvatskog naroda.
Svma pruza lijepa prika da Sc sastanete no.
vim starm prjateljima Takoder ako zete mozete sa
sobom povest vasu djecu, ako da on mao pozabave
i provesee
Nemojte zaboraviti datum subotu 13. novembra, er
cemo tada ocekivati u Hrvatskom Narodnom Domu,
u $50 ma vecer Sv ste dobro dosli!
Stanko spehar, predsj. Prosvjetnog Odbora.
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Poziv ma prosIavu
Crkyene Dyorane

Cleveland, o. - Mas zup-
mix, Monsignor Tomislav FL
ris i Crkveni Odbor cd hr-
vatske grko-katolicke crkve
Svetog Nikole u Cleveland,
Ohio, ovime najiskrenije po-
zivlju sve nase zupljane pri-
jatelje, da dodju ma blagoslov
i otvorenje novo preuredjene
Crkvene Dvorane.
Ovo veliko svecano slavic
&c biti u nedjelju, IA. novem-
bra o. g., te &c najprije po-
ceti sa procession zupljana
u 10:45 u jutro u dvoranu,
gdje &c sliiediti blagoslov i
posvecenje dovrane. LA toga
&c procesija sliiediti u crkvu,
gdje &c biti odsluzena velika
sveta misa u II sati prize
podne.
Banket &c poeeti tocno u 1
sa poslije podne, ma kojem
&c biti .dobra i ukusna hrana,
a zabavljati &c mas Frank Mu-
"a njegov tamburaski zbor.
U vecer &c isto biti plesna
zabava, "a keiu &c pax svira-
tt George Waylonis njegova
orkestra, S kojima je i Peter
Smiciklas, jedan cd nasih zup-
Llama.
Banket &c ibiti priredjen DO
Crkvenom Odboru, te zena-
ma i djevojkama cd Oltar-
skog Drustva i cd Holy Name
Drustva. Oni &c pax nastoja-
tt, da ce sa njihovom pripre-
nom biti zadovoljni svi 60
sti prijatelji.
Gosp. Petar Vidovic, pot
predsjednik Crkvenog Odbora
biti &c stoloravnatelj, a 60
spodja Ella ]. Kovacic je
predsjednica odbora "a tikete
banketa.
Glavni govornik ma banke-
tn &c biti Reverend Vladimir
Vancik, S. T. D., il Chicago,
ILL.,, zupnik crkve Svetog Pc
ira i Pavla, .jedine druge mr.
vatske grko-katolicke crkve u
America. Mas prvi hrvatski
grko : katolicki Sjemenistan,
Rev. Xavier Smiciklas, O.S.B.,
zupnik grcko-katolicke crkve
Benedictine Holy Trinity Pri-
ory, IL Pittsburgh, Pa, tako-
djer je pozvat ma oval BAN
ket. Biti &c prisutni i drugi
odlicni gosti i pioniri nase
crkve. Stoga Sc pozivlju svi
zumbercani ostali prijatelji
da dodju ma ovo slavic.
Anne Popovic, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10

&c svirati prvoklasna glazba,
narodne i savremene komade,
pax &c time zadovoljiti swim
plesacima. Mas Priredjivacki
Odbor ma celu s predsjedni-
kom bratom William Blaze
vich, cini planove "a mnoga
iznenadjenja ma ovoj zabavi,
a sto &c to biti dodjite pax
cete vidjeti.
Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi
prijatelii Sjeverne Kalifornije
da dodju ma ovu nasu zabavu
i da ma istoj u veselju zavrsi-
mo diamantni JUBILEE nase ve-
like i dicne ustanove Hrvat-
ske Bratske Za.iednice.
Do vidjenja ma 20. novem-
bra u Geneva Hall, 1862 Va
lencia Street.
Peter Obad, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
zabava odsjeka 200

San Francisco, Calf En-
glesko poslujuci odsjek 900
H. B. z. priredjuje jesensku
plesnu zabavu, koja &c Sc O.
drzati u subotu vecer, 20. no.
vembra 1854, u Geneva Hall,
1862 Valencia Street u San
Francisco.
Buduci da je oval odsjek
bio jedan Cd glavnih pokreta-
ca i organizatora medju o.
stalim odsiecima Sjev. Kali
fornije, koji su nedavno odr-
zali veliku uspjesnu pro-
slavu u pocast 60-godisniice
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
pax &c sada i sam odrzati
svoju jesensku plesnu zabavu
u pocast jubilarne godisnj jice
svoje organizacije. Ma zabavi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
zabava sa berbom

Euclid, Ohio. - Drustvo
"Jutarnja Zora", odsjek 337
HBZ. priredjuje plesnu zaba-
WI sa berbom, koja &c Sc odr-
zati u subotu vecer, 13. no.
vembra 1854, u American
Yugoslav Center, 2O713 Rec
her Avenue.
Ia Piles &c svirati Eddie
Platt i njegova Orchestra, a
u kojoj su orkestri izvrsni
svirci "a savremene plesove.
Uz to &c biti ma pretek tecne
hrane i svakovrsnog plea.
Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi ma
Seq odsjeka, kao clanovi su-
sjednih odsjeka il Clevelanda
i svi ljubitelji plesa i glazbe,
da mas posjete u sto vecem
broju ma ovoj zabavi, ma ko-
joj &c biti dosta Sale, veselja
i druge zabavne razonode.
Anna Perovich, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Duquesne Tambaritzans
Koncert u zeiqleru

Zeigler, Ill. "Duquesne
University Tambur i t z a n 81
zbor priredjuje svoj koncert
u ovom mjestu, koji &c Sc o.
drzavati u subotu, 20. no
vembra owe godine u Zeigler
Community High School Au-
ditoriumu. Pocetak u 7:30 sa-
ii u vecer.
Clanovi naseg odsjeka 452
HBZ. podupiru studente ovog
zbora vec Is godina, pa to i
ovom zgodom cine. Stoga sc
pozivlju svi clanovi nase Ia
jednice u ovoj okolici, kao j
say mas ostali narod, da Y sto
vecem broju posjete oval kon-
cert. Mas veseli, da 'drugim
narodnostima mozemo polka
zati nasu glazbenu umjetnost
izvadjanu ma nase omiljeno
glazbalo, tamburicu, po nasoj
talentiranoj omladini.