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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Rep. Pof Renominafed
By 9Th District 6. O. P.
~ iho Assoriaied Press

ROANOKE, Va, June 26.-
Representative Poh. Republican.
of Virginia, was nominated for
another term in Congress here
today by 9Th District Republicans
who praised the young attor-
ney for his ability and courage.
Representative Poff, 80. vir-
tually unknown outside Radford
and Montgomery County before
his first nomination two years
ago, promised another fighting
campaign for the cause" OF
President Eisenhower.
In an acceptance speech to the
cheering delegates who filed the
Hotel Patrick Henry ballroom,
he hailed the coming congress
sional elections as q second cru
SADIE" and declared:
1--WE welcome again the great
legion of Democrats and inde=
pendentS who, placing patriotism
above politics and principle
above party, united behind Pres
ident eisenhower in 1852"
Representative Poff will face
the winner of a three-man DEM
ocratic primary race in the No
vember election. Running fol
the Democratic nomination are
Powell Glass. jr., Lynchbure
newspaper publisher; DR.. Car
Poindexter, Salem professor; ano
Ernest Robertson. member Of
the Virginia House Of Delegate:
from Roanoke County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Eisenhower Aides Take to Air
To Avert Farm Program Rout

day that between rs and 30 per
cent of all House Democrats will
support the one-year extension.
Many Democrats have been
angered by some Of Secretary
Benson's speeches warning that
city jewellers might become hos
tile to farmers if rigid price sup
ports are continued.
Reportedly they regard this as
a deliberate attempt to stir up
such hostility. Some call it "a
dirty trick" It has strengthened
their resolve to stand together
in support Of the present rigid
system.
House Speaker Martin Of Mas
sachuSetts continued to predict
that big-city Democrats will
join big-city Republicans. But
many House Republicans, mostly
from Midwestern and Central
states, are also ready to vote for
the present system and against
the Eisenhower plan.
In the Senate, where the Agr1-
culture Committee vote OF 81
was much closer than the House
committees 21-8. leaders on
both sides of the issue agreed to-
day that handful Of votes may
decide the final outcome.
every Close" Vote Predicted.
Both Chairman Aiken. Repub-
lican of Vermont, and the author
of the one-year extension amend
ment, Republican Senator Young
of North Dakota, agreed that the
vote will be Every close" Three
or four presently uncommitteo
Senators could swing the de-
cision either way.
Should the vote go against the
Administration in the House, but
for it in the Senate, a compro-
mise could still be worked out II
conference between the two
bodies. If the Senate follows the
House lead in continuing rigic
supports, however, the issue viii
be squarely up to President Ell
senhower.
If he vetoes such a bill, basic
farm legislation passed IN 1874!
will automatically go into eftec
at the end of this year. This Law
contains the same flexible pro-
vision favored by the President
Unless proponents of rigid sup
ports in both houses coul'
muster the necessary two-third
; vote to override a veto, Gen. Ell
senhower would still be able t.
get what he wants.
Backers of the 80 per cent sys
tenn are hopeful, however, tina
If a one-year extension is passe'
by a sufficiently heavy margin
: it will persuade the PreSiden
not to veto in spite Of Mr.. Ben
l sons advice that he do so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Haggeriy 10 Head
Business Section OF
IS Chest Campaign

William j. Haggerty, veteran
worker in Community Chest
campaigns, has been named
chairman of the Business and
Professional Unit for the 1855
campaign.
Mr.. Haggerty is a former
chairman of the United Com
munity Services Budget Com
mitteo. His appointment to
head the Business and Profess
sional Unit was announced yes
terday by John S. Hayes, gen.
eral chairman for the Com
munity Chest Federation United
Defense Fund (USO) Campaign
in the Washington area.
Mr.. Hayes said Of Mr.. Hag-
gerty:
"As chairman Of the United
Community Services Budget
Committee for the past two
years he has firSt-hand knowl-
edge of the needs of UCS Chest
financed agencies. With this
knowledge and the enthusiasm
he has shown in five previous
campaigns I am confident he
will make every effort for the
Business and Professional Unit
to have a successful campaign.
During his two years as UCS
Budget Committee chairman Mr.
Haggerty was a worker seeking
advance gifts from business
Earlier, he was team captain II
the Business II (Sman business.
Unit in 1948 and 1949. Zon'
chairman in 1850, vice Chairman
IN 1851 and chairman in 1852
Before moving to Washington h
worked in campaigns in Los An
geles and San Diego, Calf.
Mr.. Haggerty is a member o
the Chest Federation Executive
Committee and its board Of di
rectors. He is a former membe
of the UCS Executive Committee
He is manager of the Occidental
Life Insurance Co. of California
with offices in the Wyatt Build
ing, and is former president o
the District Life Insuranc
Agents and Managers Associa
ton. He lives at 4014 Olive
street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Short AssuiIs Weak
Psychological War

Psychological warfare is the
weakest link in Americas de-
Tense program, Chairman Short
of the House Armed Services
Committee declared yesterday.
Representative Short, Repub-
lican, Of Missouri, characterized
the present world struggle as
theological.
The maintenance Of Americas
economic strength is vital to our
position, Mr.. Short told the Con-
ference on Machinery and Allied
Products in the Statler Hotel.
He also called for the largest and
most modern air force in the
world, the largest navy, and q
large, we'll trained Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

Freedmen's, / to 8 pm, Monday
through Friday. and 2 to p.ms
Sunday: and Walter Reed. 8 am.
to 4 pm. Monday through Fri-
day and z to 8 pm. Tuesday.
BlOOdmObileS' Schedules.
Bloodmobiles will make the
following stops during the week:
Tomorrow-Andrews Air Force Base,
Building T-3-79, Texas and Nevada ayes;
Riverdale elementary school. Queenshury
rd., Riverdale. Nd. and Lesion Hall,
WilliamSport, Md. :
Tuegday-Main Navy building. Con.
stitution ave-. Room 2541; Red Cross
Chapter House, 401 Duke ST., Alexandra.
and the Loudoun Street Presbyterian
Church. Winchester. Va.
MISREPRESENTATION. Room "A $50:
Senate office Building. First and C. SITS,
ne, Room 154 and 1856, and First
Presbyterian Church. Martinshurg. w.
Va.
Thursday-Fort Belvoir. Va. Building
mn "a.
Friday-National Training School for
Boys, BladenSburg I'd. me-. and EpiSco-
pal Church Hall. Herndon, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Red Cross Stresses
Need Of O-Negatiye
Type Of Blood Here

The Washington Regional
Blood Center. in its weekly ap-
peal for blood donors for its
bank, is calling particularly for
O-negative blood type contribu-
tons.
Pointing out that only six per-
sons in 100 have this type. the
center said a recent run" on
O-negative has produced a crit
ical" situation in reserves Of the
blood type. Also, the center notes,
recent donations have run below
the six per cent average Of
O-negative that might be ex-
pected.
1,417 Pints Distributed.
During the past week. the CEN
ter distributed a total of lat
pintS of blood in the District and
communities in Maryland. Vir-
GINA and West Virginia. In adj
dition, total of 463 pintS were
sent to the Defense Department.
Persons wishing to donate
blood to the Red Cross may
make contributions at the fol-
lowing hospitals at the times in
dictated: Garfield, 8 am. to 5
pm, Monday through Friday;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Lawyers Seek Curb
On Press Statements
B. ne A.sociased Press

SARANAC INN. N. Y. June
26.-The New York State Bar
Association today called upon
the legal profession to curb
lawyers from giving to the press
any statements about court
cases. in advance Of trial. if
publication might prejudice .
fair trial.
The action, taken in the form
of a resolution adopted at the
final session Of the three-day
summer meeting, was recon-
mended by the associations
Civil Rights Committee. 1t was
far less drastic than the COM
mittee's original proposal.
Last January 20, the COM
mittee, headed by Louis Wald-
man of Brooklyn, recommended
to the associations executive
committee that the State Civil
Rights law be amended to pro-
hibit the disclosure before trial
of acts or statements Of the
accused. This proposal was
tabled when newspapers and
newspaper organizations pro-
tested it could act as a curb
against freedom of the press.
The resolution adopted today,
overwhelmingly and by a voice
vote, asked the State society to
"take appropriate action looking
toward the amendment by the
American Bar Association, and
by our own association, OF Sec
ton 20 of the cannonS OF profess
sional ethics, to condemn as
unprofessional press releases and
public statements by lawyers, the
publication which may interfere
with a fair trial in the court OF
the due administration OF
justice"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Liaison Officers 10 Meet
In Indo-China, Reds Say
BY the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO. June 90
Peiping Radio reported today
liaison officers of the French and
Communist Wet Mini high
commands would meet between
Hanoi and Thai Nguyen in 1ndo-
China Monday.
The Red Chinese broadcast,
heard here by the Associated
Press, said the meeting-which
may be preliminary to ceaseflre
negotiations-would be at Mir.
1872 miles south of Thai Nguyen.
The broadcast quoted the Wet
Nam News Agency. propaganda
voice of the Wet Mimi regime.
It said the Communist dele
CATION would be headed by Brig.
Gen. Van Tien Dung.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Postmun Beware

MONTPELIER. VT. R.-
Neither sleet nor snow may stop
the mail, but this could slow 1t
down! The Greater Vermont
Association has received a re-
quest for two million pebbles,
to be used in an advertising
program. They'll be mailed in
dividually, If that's any conso-
lation to the mail carriers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Ancient Egyptions Had
Arthritis, Study Shows

BOSTON.-ArthritiS is an age.
old disease, according to paleo-
Psychologists, who have found
evidences of it in ancient bones
and remains of dinosaur skele-
tons as we'll as in ancient Egyp-
ton mummieS.
The studies show that ancient
Egyptians also had malaria.
smallpox, leprosy, tuberculosis.
silicosis, arteriosclerosis. pneu-
monia, kidney stones. sinusitis.
gallstones, mastoiditis and APP
pendicitiS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Actress Wanda Hendrix
WEEDS James |. Slack, Jr.
By The Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. June 26,
Movie Actress Wanda Hendrix,
Is, and James Langford Stack,
jr., SO, wealthy sportsman, were
married today in a garden cere-
mony in the nearby Bef All
home of his mother. Mrs. Eliza
beth Wood Stack.
Miss Hendrix said she will
abandon her movie career ano
rear a family. She formerly
was married to Audie Murphy
Americas most-decorated wal
hero, and now an actor.
Hr. Stacks first wife was Mar
garet peggy Bolton, daughter
of Guy Bolton. English author
and playwright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Bv Alien Drury

Administration leaders are TAX
ing to the air in a last-minute
attempt to head OF what threat
ems to be a complete rout in
Congress for the Eisenhower
farm program.
Vice President Nixon. who put
in q plug for the administrations
flexible price support proposal in
q speech TO Wisconsin Republic
cans last night, will put in an
other at 1924 pm. tomorrow
over the radio network Of the
American Broadcasting Company.
Assistant Secretary Of Agricul-
ture True D. Morse will argue
the administrations case over
the ABC televiSion network at
3:45 this afternoon.
And Secretary Benson will 90
the same in an NBC television
broadcast at $3.50 pm. Tuesday.
Indications are, however. that
none Of these appeals will have
much effect on the House. And
unless they are accompanied by
real behind the-Scenes pressure
from the White House, they may
not succeed in holding a closely
divided Senate in line either.
Administrators Program.
The administration favors q
flexible program of price supports
based on a sliding scale Of from
rs to 80 per cent Of parity, es-
tablished at the discretion of the
Secretary according to current
market factors. Parity is a for
mula designed to guarantee the
farmer a fair return for his crops
in relation to the amount he
invests in producing them.
Present law provides rigid
supports at 80 per cent of parity
for the so-called basic" crops
wheat, cotton, corn, rice, tobacco
and peanuts.
Mr.. Benson has told Congress
repeatedly that President Eisen-
hover will veto any extension OF
the rigid price system. In the
face of this warning, both the
House and Senate Agriculture
Committees last week approved
general farm legislation extend
ing rigid supports for one year.
Nixon ASSailS SURPRISES.
In his Wisconsin speech. Mr.
Nixon said that for the admins
tration or Congress to support
continuance of "a program which
will pile up SURPRISES and result
inevitably in the destruction Of
millions Of dollars worth of fooc
would be the height of irrespon'
sibility."
"A program that piles up sur
pluses and depresses the marke
is not good for the farmer no.
good for the country" the Vic
President declared. ANY sount
farm program must emphasize
primarily not partial paper parit'
but 100 per cent parity in tn
marketplace.
I'VE believe that we cal &C
complish this objective by on
program which is designed t
reduce SURPRISES, reduce control
on the farmers and develop neN
markets for the farm products.
House Democratic Leader Ray
burn of Texas predicted yeSter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Skunk With Glass Collar

IPSWICH, Mass. R.-There's
skunk wandering around the
Ipswich woods wearing a glass
collar. The animal stuck its head
into a bottle and couldn't get 1t
out. A demonstrating well OF
from her target-broke the
bottle-neck, theskunk W andered
0ff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
Forum at CIuver Center

Miss Mary A. Kelly. secretary
of the National Capital Area
Federation Of Settlements. will
discuss the activities Of the
Georgetown Neighborhood House
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in an
open forum in st. Peter Claver
Center, 814 Seventh street S.W.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Hrvatski Pjeva1ki zbor "Preradovif"
SIavi svoju 40.tu godisnjicu q. maja
Gary. Indiana

Gary Indiana - Clanovi H1vatskog Pjevackog Zbora
"Preradove cine moguce pripreme da sto epse do
sojnje proslave 4Ogodisnjcu opsanka svoga zbora
djelju posle podne, 23 maja 1854, Hryatskom Domu
ma 3679 Broadway.
Clanstvo zbora tako marvo radi tome, da prpre-
mi zda lepu Spomen Knjgu, kojo &c prikazat sjaj
poviest kroz 40 godna zbora "Preradovic Ia reme
svog opstanka kroz duge godne zbor "Preradovc
nastupio mnogm pri1edbama, samo koje je sam
sebe priredo, nego mnogm gradskm inm prredba-
nase bratske druge organizacije dljem
zemlje Zbog toga je daleko pozna stekao 81 mnogo
prijatelja ko vec obecal da &c doc njegovu
proslaV.
Men je drago izaviti, da &c v. l. Mandc glavn pred
sjednk Hrvatske Bratske Zaednce bt mas pocasn COST
glavn govork ovoj proslav Hvatska Bratska Zajed
MICA e mnogo zanteresrana promicanju hrvaske kul
ture te koa e vec mnogo pomogla Hrvaskoj Federaci
Pevackh Zborova koje je sastavn dio mas zbor "Pre
radovic".
Ma nasem programu &c nastupt pokraj "Preradovca''
slijedeci pjevack zborov "zora il Chicago; "Sloga il
Indiana Harbor Ind Poski Pjevack zbor Chopin" il
Gary. Takodjer &c nastupiti pevack pesack zbor cd
gnijezda broj 10 HBz IL Gary.
La programa &c bti servrana vecera posije vecere
biti &c pesna zabava kou &c svra tamburask zbor
"Sloboda" il Chicago, Ill.
Zato pozivlju sv pratelji IL bza daleka, da do
du prosavu 40te godisnjice "Preradovica nedeju,
%. maja. Sylvia Niksic, izvjesttejca.
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0dsjeci Il q3 slave b0.godisnjicu
HBz. i odsjeka Il u nedje|ju {. juna

Denver, Colo - Odsjeci br. II "Sve Jakov" br. 934
"Westerners mjestu cine potrebite pripreme
da zaednick prosave 60godsncu Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednce 60godsnjicu odsjeka broj IL nedjelju g. una
1854, banketom, programom plesnom zabavom Drus
tvenoj Dvorani ma 4485 Logan Street.
Banket &c poceti tocno sata poslje podne, nakon
sog &c sjediti program ce sudeovati clanovi
cance drustva "Westerners nasm narodnim pjesmama
pratnu tamburice Uz ostae lokane govornke ovo
proslav temo takodjer mat pocasnog costa govornka
brata John Ovcarch tanika odea Bone Potpore Osteta
Hvatske Braske Zaednice Pittsburgh Pa Ma banketu
&c bt prisutna diva nasa ponira koj canov odseka
i HBZ. punh 60 godina, to su braca Petar Gabrian
Jakov Put.
Docm nedelju 80 maja, 10 sat ujutro, odrzati ce
sveta msa drustvene clanove Holy Rosary Crkvi
AZ Pearl Streets.
Zabavni odbor &c pobrinut da prpremi sto ljepsi
program, koj &c odgovarat svrhu, ulaznna "a
banket &c b vrlo umjerena ST. osob tako da
svakom pruz prka da bude prisutan Zao 81 rezer-
uaznice odmah koje mozete dobt kod odbornika
obih odsjeka
Stoga, brace sestre kao svi osta pratelji mjesa
okoce ovim putem pozvate, da dodjete retku
velicansvenu prosavu nedjelju 6. una g. sata
posje podne. Kako rekosmo napre pocne banket onda
program, zatim pesna zabava dobru tamburicu do
kasno vecer.
.. Ben MrvOs, tajnk odsjeka 934
Nick Prince, tajnik odsjeka H.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
zabava prosIava odsjeka broj 528

Republic Pa. - Drustvo "Preslatko Srce Marijino"
odsjek bro 52S HBZ &c proslavt 40godsncu svoga op
stanka plesnom zzabavom, koja &c odrzat nedeu
49, juna 1854, Drustvenom Domu Republic, Pa.
Zabava &c poceti toeno sat poslije podne trajat
do pono kou &c svirati dobr popularni tamburask
zbor Nova Zora il Unontown Pa. Uz dobru zabavu mat
cemo obilju vruce razna pecene janetne svakovrsn
svjezh naptaka Stoga pozvamo nase canove prija
telje mesta okoce, da posjete sto vecem broju
pa da time pomognu uzvelcat zabavu proslavu
40-godisnjice naseg odsjeka.
Ia dobar docek podvorbu brine mas odbor koji
unaprjed pozdrava bratskim i prjateljskim
pokikom - dobro dosli!
U sto vrijeme dajemo do znanja nasm canovna, da
&c nasa redovta odsecna sjedca odrzat is dan 13
juna ali zbog zabave proslave poce &c jedan rane
nego obcno to jest poceti &c tocno sat pose podne
jer zabava pocma sat.
Rudolf Zakara, perovodja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Odsjek S, Johnstown, Pa. - Po-


zivlje Sc clanstvo naseg odsjeka,
da nefaljeno prisustvuje redovitoj
sjednici, koja &c Sc odrzavati u
nedjelju %. maja 1854, u 2 sata
poslije podne, u vlastitom Domu.
Pokraj obicnih redovitih stvari
koje cemo imati ma ovoj sjednici,
odbor &c takodjer podastrijeti iz-
vjesce sa 60-godisnje pros1ave ma
Seq odsjeka.
Isto Sc opominju svi oni nasi
clanovi, koji SUI osigurani po sta
rom planu ma ostete operacije,
da jos imadu diva mjeseca vremena
da Sc osiguraju ma novi plan, posto
poslije prvog julia svaki onaj, ko-
il zeli da Sc osigura ma novi plan,
morati &c sc podvrci lijeenickoj
pregledbi sam snositi troskove.
Takodjer umoljavam sve. nase
clanove, da svoje pristojbe placa-
ju ma vrijeme, jer kako ste vidjeli
u Zajednitaru da je Glavni Odbor
zakljucio, da Zajednica ne &c dati
kredit odsjeku "a nijednog tlana,
ako je isti ostao zaduzen wise cd
tri mjeseca, iii pako svotu cd 10
dolara.
Michael Batch, tajnik,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Piknik odsjeka IS

Chicago, Ill. - Drustvo
"Hrvatski Sinovi', odsjek Is
HBZ. priredjuje piknik u ne
djelju, 80. maja 1854, u sta
roj poznatoj Basel u Sum-
net, Ill.
Pozivamo nasa br a t S k a
drustva i klubove, a napose
sve nase clanove, da dodju
bar jedanput u godini ma svoj
piknik.
Bit &c pecene janjetine vec
o podne gotove "a objed, kao
i svakovrsnog plea "a okrije-
pu. Takodjer cemo imati i
prvorazrednu glazbu, koja &c
mas sve zabavljati i veseliti
u lijepoj, cistoj i prostranoj
Basel, a ulaz je "a sve bes-
platan.
Uzmite Archer Bus do kra-
ia i hodite diva bloka pjesice
po Archer Avenue u Bascu.
Josip 0jundjek, perov,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Piknik "AbraSeviCa"

Cleveland, o. = Hrvatski
pjevacki zbor "Abrasevic" &c
odrzati svoj prvi ovogodisnji
piknik u nedjelju, 6. juna, u
Hrvatskom Domu i pridvor-
.ju istoga ma 6314 St. Clair
Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Kao i uvijek do sada, tako
cemo j ovoga puta imati vru-
&c pecene janjetine i prase-
tine pocam cd IL sati o po-
dne pax dok piknik traje, a
ne &c manjkati niti svjezih
napitaka.
Ma pikniku &c svirati do
bro poznati popularni tam
buraski zbor "Silver Strings,
pod vodstvom Joe Sedlatek.
Oval zbor &c ne samo svirati
"a plesove, nego &c mas "a
bavljati i sa nasim lijepim
narodnim pjesmama.
Zato Sc pozivlju svi clano-
vi i prijatelji mjesta oko-
lice, da mas posjete u sto We
Gem broju da tako sa svo-
JON prisutnoscu uzveli { a j u
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zabava odsjeka 8bb

Montreal, Que., Can.
Drustvo "Jadransko More,
odsjek broj 866 HBZ. prize
djuje prvu svoju proljetnu "a
bavu sa plesom bogatom
tombolom u subotu, 29. maja
1854. Pocetak tocno u 1870
sati ma vecer u Slovackom Do
mu, 1916 De Bullion Street,
Montreal.
Ma zabavi cemo imati bo-
gatu tombolu sa 20 kom. Ego
ditaka, te dobru nasu glazbu,
koja &c znati zadovoljiti kako
starima, tako isto j mladima.
Pokraj ,toga imati cemo jela
i hladnog plea svima do mile
wolfe.
Saw cist prihod cd owe Ia
bave je namijenjen "a izgrad-
nju novog Donna, "a kojeg
smo vec poceli kampanju owe
godine. Zato Sc pozivlju svi
clanovi naseg odsjeka, te svi
Hrvati i ostali Slaveni mjesta
i okolce, da mas posjete ma
ovoj zabavi u sto vecem broju.
Ia sve &c biti dosta sale, u
godne zabave druge razono-
de, pa vam svima unaprrijed
klicemo - dobro nam dosli!
M. Skender, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Predobjava Sred. 0dbora

Philadelphia, Pa. - Sre-
disnji Odbor Ujedinjenih Od-
sjeka Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice u Philadelphia i Cam
den, N. j., priredjNje svoj tre-
ci zajednicarski piknik, koji
&c Sc odrzati u nedjelju 18.
julia 1854. ma Moffas Farm,
Almonesson Road, Bla c k
wood, N. j.
Prema tome Sredisnji Od-
Dor umoljava sva hrvatska i
ostala jugoslavenska drustva
ovih mjesta okolice, da gore
pomenutog dana ne priredju-
ju svojih piknika iii bilo ka-
XVIII drugih priredaba, jer bi
time skodili sebi mama.
Sa ovim piknikom cemo IT,
jedno proslaviti i 60-godisnji-
Gu opstanka Hrvatske Brat
ske Ia ajednice, a cist prihod j.
de u blagajnu nasih Ujedinje-
nih Odsjeka "a pripremu do
lazece konvencije, koja ce Sc
odrzati u Philadelphia godine
1855.
Sredisnji Odbor umoljava j
ostale odsjeke HBZ. da nam
pruze pomoc ma pikniku, po-
sto je oko istoga veliki rad,
a to su slijedeci odsjeci: 684
u Baltimore, Md; 968 Wash
ington, D. c.; $50 Allentown,
Pa; SIG Bethlehem, Pa. i od-
sick 16 u Luzerne, Pa. Ulaz-
nina "a piknik biti &c SOC po
osobi, a djeca do II godina
uz pratnju roditelja besplat-
no.
Thomas Koss, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Poziv ma piknik

Clarion, Pa. - Sportskl
odio odsjeka broj 248 HBz.,
softball team, odrzati ce svoj
prvi ovogodisnii piknik u ne
djelju Cog juna, u Charlton
Park Lodge.
Bit &c vruce S raznia pc
Gene janjetine u II sati prize
podne, koja ce Sc sjeci i pro-
davati IL Hrvatskom Domu
ma Maple Avenue, Clarion,
pax Sc istu moze JEST u Do
mu iii nositi kuci "a objed,
Takodjer ce Sc vruca JAMIE
tina sjeci i prodavati ma pix
niku posliie podne pa dok
piknik traje, kao raznovrs-
nj svjezi napitci. Ma pikniku
cemo imati dobru glazbu,
koja &c prisutne zabavljati
do mile volje.
] Pozivliemo sve clanove ma
.sih obadvaju odsieka, kao i
saw mas narod i prijatelje
In jesta okolice, da mas po-
sjete u sto vecem broju ma
Fovom nasem prvom pikniku,
ma kojem &c biti "a sve do
sta zabave, sale druge raz-
ne razonode.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
John Bolcic, tajnik
Softball Team
odsjeka broj 248.