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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24
Odsjek $50, New Kensington, Pa.

- DIVINE sc poziva sveukupno
clanstvo naseg odsjeka, da nefa-
ljeno prisustvuje iducoj redovitoj
i godisnjoj sjednici, koje &c Sc o.
drzavati u nedjelju s. decembra
o. g., u 1 sat poslije podne, u
P. L. M. S. Dvorani ma 724 Third
Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. Maj
prize cemo provesti redovitu, "a
tim otvoriti godisnju sjednicu i BIZ
rati move odbornike, koji te uprav-
ljati S nasim odsjekom kroz idu-
Gu 1855. godinu.
Nadalje molimo roditelje, CHA
su djeca clanovi u nasem gnijezdu
Pomlatka broj 394, da istu dove
du na ovu sjednicu. jer &c Sc prenaa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24

1 MILO Mrzljak
5 Anton Lovretin
IL Vida Holman
16 Ivan ReSetar
66 Anton KOciS
81 John Jenko
167 Josip Grbcic
III Mile Cvijanovic
1872 Franjo Pavlinac
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24
Odsjek 81, Pittsburgh, Pa.

OuSJek IA, P1ttSDurgn, Ia. -
Pozivlje Sc sveukupno clanstvo ma
Seq odsjeka ma redovitu sjednicu,
koja &c Sc odrzavati u nedjelju,
5. decembra 1854, dvorani Brat
ske Sloge ma 146-44th Street,
Pittsburgh /, Pa.
Sjednica &c poteti Il ? sata po-
slije podne, ma kojoj cemo stva-
rati zakljucke "a odsjetno poslo-
vanje dojduce godine 1855. i birati
novu upravu "a dojducu godinu,
it'd.
Stoga je duznost svakog tlana
/ clanice, da prisustvuju ovoj vrlo
vaznoj sjednici.
John NJ piich, tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24
GR0B0YI
Nash dragih -
Brace ! sestara
UMRII CLANOVI HI. B. z.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd IL. DO 10. NOVEMBRA, 1854

217 Josip Zivcic
294 Kata ReSetar
391 Ivan kraSovac
458 Ivan Franic
SOC Ivan Katulic
512 Ljubica Vukovich
$50 Maria Milosevic-B.D.
$50 Jela Umiljenovic
876 Maria Dragoman
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24
Odsiek 1O1, So. Omaha. Nebr.

Odsjek 1O1, So. Omaha. Nebr. -
OWN putem pozivamo sveukupno
clanstvo naseg odsjeka, da nefa-
ljeno prisustvuje godisnjoj sjednici,
koja &c Sc odrzavati nedjelju s.
decembra o. g., skolskoj Dvora-
nj ma 36 x Street, a pocima to-
emo u sata poslije podne. Tako-
djer vam javljamo, da &c nakon
sjednice prisutno clanstvo biti po-
casceno sa napitkom, jer talso je
zakljuteno ma prosloj sjednici.
Brace | sestre, ma ovoj sjednici
temo birati upravu raspravljati
o buducem radu "a dobrobit naseg
odsjeka clanstva, t. j. "a godinu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24

Odsjek Sc, Roslyn, Wash. - O.
vine bi zamolio svu bracu ses-
tre Glanove naseg odsjeka, da ne
izostavno prisustvuju redovitoi i
izvanrednoj godisnjoj sjednici, ko-
je Ge Sc odrzavati u nedjelju dine
5. decembra 1854, IL dvorani u
vrijeme kao obiCno.
Naiprije &c Sc otvoriti redovita,
zatim godisnja sjednica, ma lkojoj
Cemo birati novu upravu "a godi-
nu 1865. Takodjer ce Sc ma ovoj
sjednici podastrijeti godisnje IL
vjesce po ovogodisnjoj upravi, pall
je potrebno vazno da ste pri-
sutni, te da tujete to izvjesce i ta-
lo Sc upoznate kallo vam je odsjek
napredovao kroz ovu godinu. Nu
najvaznije je da 81 izaberete dobru
upravu, koja ce predvoditi mas
odsjek kroz iducu godinu.
Taliodjer apeliram ma one Cla-
move, koji su zaostali sa svojim
mjesecnim uplatama, da dodju ma
owl sjednicu i podmire svoju du-
govinu, jer kao sto kaze mas ured-
mix, da je dug slab drug. Ovo je
pax potrebno Zato da 81 starr
odbor moze ma vrijeme prirediti
knjige racune, te he prenasati
staru dogovinu u novu godinu, a
narcotic istu ne predavati novo
izabranom odboru. Stoga vas brat
ski molim, da Sc ne oglusite ovom
MON pozivu, nego da svi dodjete
ma sjednicu 5. decembra.
Rudolf KOvacevit, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24

Odsjek 800, Bessemer, Pa. -
Prisutno clanstvo ma redovitoi
sjednici, odrzanoj 7. novembra je
zakljucilo, da Sc ovim putem po-
zove sveukupno clanstvo naseg
odsjeka ma iducu redovitu 60
disnju sjednicu, koje &c Sc odrzati
po obicaju u prvu nedjelju u mje-
secu, t. j. ma 5. decenbra 1854.
u sata poslije podne u nasem
Hrvatskom Domu.
Gin svrsimo poslove redovite
odmah ce poceti godisnja sjednica,
ma kojoj te Sc birati odsjecna u
prava "a buducu godinu 1855. Ka-
kovu 81 upravu izaberete, takovo
&c biti odsjecno poslovanje.
Braco i sestre, mas odsjek ina
preko 100 clanova, ali ma sjednice
dolaze samo starci njih po de-
setak. Nasi mladji clanovi Sc nj
najmanje ne Zanimaju "a drustve-
ne stvari, sto je pogrjesno. stoga
vas molim sve stare mlade, da
svi dodjete ma ovu sjednicu, tako
da Sc barem jedanput godisnje sa-
stanemo kao prava slozna bra
ca zajednicai. Po svrsetku godis-
ME sjednice biti &c po obicaju "a
grizaE, domacih kobssica nesto
"a popiti.
Jos jednom vas molim, da svi
dodjete ma ovu sjednicu da pla-
tite vase pristojbe.
MatO FabiianciC, tainik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24

Odsjek 1872, Warren, Ohio. - O.
vine Sc poziva sveukupno clan
stvo naseg odsjeka, da svi do jed
noga prisustvuju iducoj redovitoj
i godisnjoj sjednici u nedjelju, s.
decembra o. G. Redovita sjednica
pocima tocno u l sat poslije podne,
umjesto u 2 sata kako je to obicno
prakticirano.
Nakon redovite nastavit cemo
sa godisnjom sjednicom. Vaznost
godisnje sjednice jest dobro pozna-
ia svima, kao biranje novog odbo-
ra "a iducu godinu, usvojenje do
brog zakljucka uloscima drustve-
nog novca drugih vaznih zaklju-
calla. Ma zakljucak usvojen ma pro-
sloj sjednici, poslije sjednice ma
staViti ce Sc So drustvenom zaba-
vom, ma kojoj &c biti dovoljno sva-
cesa "a sve clanove | njihovu die
Gu.
Braco i sestre, nastojte ma svaki
nacin da budete prisutni ma idu-
coj sjednici.
Sa bratski mpozdravom,
j. Pavlinac, izvj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24

Odsjek 431, Mount Clare, w. Va.
- Ovime Sc pozivlje cjelokupno
clanstvo naseg odsjeka, da nefa-
ljeno prisustvuju godisnjoj sjedni-
ci, koja &c Sc odrzavati ma 5. de-
cembra 1854, u domu brata Mes
, trovica.
Ma ovoj sjednici imati temo do
sta vaznih stvari "a rijesavati u
korist naseg odsjeka, kao / birati
novu upravu "a godinu 1866.
Stoga brace sestre nastojte da
svi dodjete ma godisnju sjednicu,
pa da tako lakse rijesimo nase
drustvene poslove.
Toliko yam svima do znanja i
ravnanja, uz bratsli pozdrav,
Stjepan Popovit, tajnik.
Odsjek 481, Ration, New Mex.
- Pozivlje Sc cjelokupno clanstvo
ovoga odsjeka, da neizostavno pri-
sustvuje izvanrednoj g godisnjoj
sjednici, koja &c Sc odrzavati u
nedjelju 5. decembra 1854, u 1870
! poslije podne. u dvorani kao obi
emo.
Braco sestre, ovo &c biti mai
vaznija sjednica Il ovoj godini, jer
cemo ma istoj poprimati pravilnik
"a dobrobit naseg odsjeka, kao i
birati odsjecnu upravu koja &c
predvoditi mas odsjek kroz iducu
1865. godinu. Dodjite izaberite
81 upravu po svojoj zelji wolff,
jer sto mas je wise to cemo moci
lakSe uciniti.
Angelina Radoseyich, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24
D R j s ] Y E Nj
vi JE 5 n | K
Gnijezda / 0dsjeka

1865. Neki clanovi znadu samo pri-
govarati, ali umjesnije bi bilo da
dodju ma sjednicu tamo izjave
svoje prigovore misljenja.
DalSle svi ma godisnju sjednicu
naseg odsjeka. isprika je samo bo-
lest rad. Do vidjenja ma sjedni-
ci primite pozdrav Cd cjelokupnog
odbora.
Pavao Bizal, predsjednill
Stjepan Galovit, perovodja
Odsjek 40, Lorain, Ohio. - Po-
zivlje Sc sveullupr clanstvo ma
Seq odsjeka, da neizostavno pri-
sustvuje dojducoj redovitoj go
disnjoj sjednici, koje &c Sc odr-
zavati nedjelju 5. decembra
1854, 1 sat poslije podne. Posli-
je redovite sjednice, nastavit &c Sc
sa izvanrednom sjednicom "a BIZ
ranje odbora "a godinu 1855.
stovana brace sestre! Umolja-
vate Sc, da u sto ve6em broju pri-
sustvujete ovoj dojducoj sjednici,
i da izaberete upravu "a drugu go
dinu po wolff, tako da poslije ne
bude prigovora. Takodjer Sc umo-
ljavaju oni nasi clanovi, koji su
zaostali sa uplatama pristojbi, da
uplate do konca owe godine.
Sa bratskim pozdravom,
Anton Juritit, tajnik.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-29
Will Ask New Congress Inquire Into Low Morale Of Federal Employees

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, R-Rep, Edward P. Roland D-Mass) said today he would ask the incoming Congress to set up permanent subcommittee to inquire into the How morale" of federal employees due to agency shifts and trans fers by Republican department heads.
 "I have conferred with the next House majority leader, Rep. Me Cormick D-Mass) and he has as sured me of his support of the measure" said Roland.
 Roland said also he is asking Sen. Monroney D-Okla) to broad en his proposed probe of Repub- lican patronage moves to include the "breakdown of morale" among federal employees in Civil Service.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-29
Friendly Dog
 Helps Polio Victim To Learn To Walk

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, R- Suzie made Gene walk.
 Suzie is a big friendly Labrador dog. Gene is a three year old lad who was stricken with polio when he was seven months old.
 Gene spent two weeks in an epidemic crowded hospital ward after being stricken with the dread disease and then was sent home to convalesce. But he never seemed to be able to try walking again until November of 1853 when he met Suzie
 In that month, his fathers grandmother died and Gene was sent to a friends home during the funeral The friend owned Suzie.
 Gene took long look at Suzie. Then he craWled to the dog He grasped it's fur and pulled him. self up. Suzie, dad D. I. Walker related today, stood still for a time, then began walking slowly. Gene kept pace faltering, always tightly grasping Suzie.
 It was from that day, the Walk CTS say, that Gene began his re- covery. Suzie was taken to the Walker home and now Gene is able to walk, with Suzie assisting much of the time, without more than a limp and with no leg braces.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-29
THE RIGHT TO TAKE A CHANCE

Americans take chances because of incentive to win Not always a money reward as European friends so often msinerpret it. The sheer joy of win ming of making dream come true, accounts for many a speculation"
 Thus writes w. Alton Jones' board chairman of Cities Service in New Years editorial in the magazine Service Babe Ruth he reminds us, struck out 1850 times in a career that made him immortal as the Swat King" of baseball-With record of TIA home runs The homer total is remembered not the strike-outs And only man who tried his best for four-bagger every time at bat could have rolled up such score.
 Winning by discovering the secret hiding places of Nature is Yankee speciality, says Mr. Jones. The wildcatters of minerals of oil and gas of fishing and hunting are of that breed They the grandchildren of risk-takers who moved the little colonies of men and women westward from Jamestown and Pl lymouth Rock.
 "When the Government announced its gold policy in 1884 1000 men and women on the West Coast borrowed pans and grubstakes and started hunt ing Less than three in hundred were successful.
 "Wldcatters in oil and gas, blood-brothers to the gold prospectors- migratory, famed in song and story as rugged two-fisted Americans sink thousands of holes each year. Eight out of nine dry-faures Only an occasional gusher, but the dream of it keeps the light afre in the eyes of the oil and gas Wdcaer
 "It would be national calamity he says, If current proposals, which would put oil and gas pros pectors under bureaucratic controls carried out
 MT. Jones urges "all Americans who recognize that playing to win is of most important resources to take good look at any proposals to restrict their operations In endorsing this view only add that Americans should be equally alert to any legislative curtament of our fighting chance to get up in the world in any field of endeavor.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-29
Prof Says US. Attitude
 Toward Brains Is They're Okay But Not Interesting

BERKELEY, Calif., R - The United States must make think ing popular" a university presi- dent declared today. Too many Americans take the attitude that having brains is okay but mot very interesting" said Dr. Lee A. Dubridge, head of the California Institute of Technology.
 That is one main reason why not enough students are becom- ing scientists, at time when more scientists and engineers are badly needed, he said.
 The challenge is ito make thinking popular, to elevate re- spect for the thoughtful men, the scholars, the intellectual" One eff feet would be to induce more stu dents to take up scientific careers, pr. Dubridge told the American Assn. for the Advancement of Science.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-29
US. Fighters Turn Back Three Unidentified Planes Near Korean Frontier

TOKYO, R-U.S. fighters ''in- tercepted" three mystery planes over allied territory near the northwest Korean front last night but the intruders turned back be- fore there was any shooting, a Far East Air Forces spokesman said today.
 Detection of the three propellor driven planes on allied radar screens touched off a 52-minute alert in Seoul.
 The Air Force spokesman said the three plane were unidentified but added: Its a cinch they weren't ours"
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-29
Park Service Invites Bids For The Operation Of
 Mt. Mckinley Park Hotel

WASHINGTON, R - The Ma tional Park Service today invited bids for operation of the govern ment's Mckinley Park Hotel and related visitor vicilities in Alas ka's Mt. Mckinley National Park.
 The service advised prospective bidders first to inspect the pro- perties and determine the scope and problems of the operation.
 The Interior Dept. announced last summer it had found it neces- sary to terminate operation of the hotel and concessions by McKin- ley Park Services, Inc, because of failure "to conduct it's opera tions satisfactorily"
 The hotel has 54 rooms with bath and 34 without baths, all furnished, a dining room and a cocktail lounge. Other govern ment-owned facilities include an equipped dormitory for employees, a laundry, power plant, trans portation and other heavy equip ment, and a 3,000-foot airfield near the hotel.
 P;ne .Toh prinfino af The Nuuuet
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-29
Teachers Accuse Ike Of Sailing Federal Aid To Schools

CHICAGO, R-T The president of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) said today tn e Eisenhower administration is fol- lowing a policy of "study, stall, and stand pat" against federal aid to schools.
 Carl J. Megel of Chicago, told the federation's executive council he hopes "the new Democratic controlled Congress would bring federal aid to new showdown" l."
 Megel said AFT will press for enactment of federal aid bills for school construction, teachers sal aries, scholarships, child health and welfare services and combat ting illiteracy.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-29
Polio is O BIGGER Job Now!

On Jan B. the annual March of Dimes will start its for polioghtng funds While the year just ending has witnessed giant strides against this crppng disease victory is not yet
 The trial vaccine developed by Dr. Jonas E. Salk was given last spring to 440000 children Now evauaon of its effectiveness in preventing polio paralysis being made at the University of Michigan Health records of children in the first three grades of 140O0 schools in the 217 trial are being studied.
 But up cannot know whether the cine protected against paralytic polio, and will not know until spring. Meanwhile, the fight must go steadily
 the vaccine is effective polio still will strike in the just ahead It takes time for preventive to become widely used We must expect tens of thousands of men, and children to be stricken and to need March of Dimes aid That help be available to the
 The fight against polio is being carried four fronts-poio prevention, patient aid, scientific research and professional education This makes it much bigger job now. Great advances have been made in the past few years but the fourront attack continue till final victory.
 The March of Dimes needs whole-hearted support right do bigger job for all of Dig deep during this January drive. It's YOUR fight
 Red China cant get that seat until it has a better standing
 By the time the average politician is ready to lead the people several miles ahead.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-29
Coldest Dec. 28 In History Recorded In Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, R - Folks here shivered Tuesday morning with good reason - it was the coldest Dec. 28, on record in Los Angeles.
 The mercury at 5:20 am. drop ped to 36 degrees - 3 degrees colder than the previous record set in 1893.
 It was the coldest morning in nearly three years-or since Jan. 3, 1852, when 36 also was re- corded.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-29

Another signpost along the road to maturity is when the answers to all your problems can't be found in the back of a textbook.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-29

Pine Job Printing at The Nugget
Evening star., 1954-04-23
SWELLING OF HEMORRHOIDS
REDUCED WITHOUT SURGERY
In case after case, pain stopped! Cracking healed

Here's important news
for sufferers from the
torture of simple piles!
In doctors tests, such
suffering was stopped
or materially reduced
in ouer 903o OF the cnsesi
Evening star., 1954-04-23
U!I2;l1!III3
How to
stop worrying

We know worry can make us Ill,
sap our energy, even shorten life.
Yet worrying may be sign of po-
tential strength that we could turn
toward worthwhile goals, says A.
j. Cronin.
In May Readers Digest, the
noted doctor-writer gives his pre-
scription for avoiding Private
Enemy No. l." He shows how fa-
nous men-though instinctWe
worriers-have taught themselves
to overcome anxiety :. and how
Jesus Himself pointed the way to
true peace of mind.
Get your May Readers Digest
today: 38 articles of lasting inter-
est, condensed from leading maga-
zines and current books.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Marriage License Applications

| Ernest Hoeffer, s4a, 1892 M st. NV.
and Wanda THOMPSON. AZ, Prichard
Do6aidd connors, 30. Burlington, Mass.
and Ruth Bradley. 2s. Quincy, Mass,
and Florence vinzia, 25. S13 De-
Harold McKutchins. 90. 123a 3rd st.
sW;. and Willie Barksdale. "a. 1894
Frank Ciaybcrne. si SO, 1917 18th st.
NV, and zelma Parr, 20, 4915 Jay
Robert Hardie. Al. Kearney, Nebraska,
and Mayte Greenen. 43. 3701 Mas
sachuSetts ave. NV.
William Piper 21. 1887 Potomac ave.
Sc. and Ada Jones. 10. 906 13th st.
willie West %. 1904 o st. NV. and
:. Hellie Brown. 10; I'll 49th st, ne.
Henry Holiday, jr.. "a, and Lucy
Weaver. 80. both Of 1900 q Sc ne.
Junius Chrisp, "a. 322 Bryant st. ne,
and Sarah Haser %. 6s5 virginia
Engene Batchelor. %. 2o6 18th. st
Sc, and Lucille Mills. %, Hartford
Harold Banks o7. 1856 D St. Sc. and
Intettie Moore. Is, Blanch, N. c..
Willie. Meadows, %, Jamaica, N, r.,
and Nervia MnnRo. 25. 72S 5th ST.
Louis Garnett. pa. 25s 55th. St. me-.
and Amanda Mccoy, %. 25 Que st. ne
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Ire|an Says Congress
Should Not LET lis
Probes Become Trials

Charles M. Irelan, former
United States Attorney here, and
now candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination in Maryland's
9th Congressional District, last
night told the District Young
Democrats that "the investiga-
tive power of Congress is un-
questioned" but that it should
not be used to try people, except
in impeachment cases."
Fears Abridging of Policies.
He told the group, at its meet
ing in the Washington POST
Times Herald auditorium, about
the issues of the 1854 congress
Sional campaign, adding:
with America experiencing
an unprecedented war of nerves
and hysteria, there is a tendency
on the part of some, for the sake
of meeting every emergency, to
sometimes abridge our own judi
cial processes which have stood
us in good stead for many years.
I'VE should not do this. Our
judicial system is sufficient and
adequate to meet the threat of
internal communism, he de-
clared. "While no one questions
that we must fight communism
vigorously, we must not find our
selves having won that fight
and then looking back and seeing
that we have lost the very things
for which We fought.
Cites Republican Record.
In addition, Mr.. Irelan charged
that the present administration
will have to reckon with "its rec
ord of no leadership, as well as
with a party divided against it
self.
Because of this singular lack
of leadership" he continued.
"the farmer, the laboring man
and the civil service worker do
not know what the programs of
the present administration are
going to be. believe the uncer-
tainty brought about by this lack
of leadership affects our econ
omy very definitely and has it's
seed in the question of whether
leadership rests with the Presi-
dent or whether it rests with
Others"
Unable to attend the meeting
was rival candidate F. Byrne
Austin, who wired that he had a
prior commitment.
Among those attending were
Donald Dawson, former aide to
President Truman: A. L. Whee-
Ter, chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee; j. C. Turner,
member of that committee; Her.
bert Leaman, another member,
and Arthur Clarendon Smith,
president of the District Dem
ocratic Club.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
U. S. Police Association
Will Dine Tomorrow

The United States Special
Police Association, Lodge SAT,
American Federation of Govern
ment Employees, will hold its
annual dinner from 1870 pm. to
8 pm. tomorrow in the associa-
ton headquarters, 1749 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV.
Speakers will include Robert
g. PEBBLES, personnel director
of the General Services Admin
istration; Louis v. Milici, special
assistant to the deputy director
of GSA, and Mrs. Gerald G..
Girard, representative of the ma
tional Office of the A. F. G. E.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Water Meter Chief
To Testify in Delaware

Milton Vollmer, chief Of the
meter branch Of water operations
division of the District, has been
granted leave to go to Whining
ton. DEL, to testify for that city
IN a suit arising out of property
damage allegedly caused by
water meters installed by the
Worthington-G Canon Meter Di-
vision of the Worthington Corp.
The Commissioners agreed to
permit him to take leave if he
was going to testify for the city
and not the corporation. because
the corporation also sells water
meters to the District.
Evening star., 1954-04-23

Under D. c. lGD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. lDdit three ful days
and Teceipe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
David Sykes. 35. Harrisburg. Pa. and
Shirley Cans, 35. 4S31 seth st. NV.
ohssfs satsais lass sta So Ss 1925 q 9th st. s1a
m rosSRe and phs ri i2ss asss MRnssSss as sss
Minnesota ave. Sc.
Charles Washington, "a, Lovettsville,
Va Va: .t.a'n5,, ana Alice connors, ~, los
and virginia Russell, "a. Cedar Bluff,
Sanford Cooper, ir.. %, Chevy Chase,
Edsssa iqsss Sc, 81 ARsEiass; and
Pernel Johnson "A, Beach Island: s. C.,
and Orlean Delatch. 10, Henrico.
James Rogers. ir.. %. 561o N. Hamp-
se. g. elo Eye est st. HS si%. M' A'"af''
Simon Benkoyic, %. Ford City, Pa,
and Helen Bugash' "a zoos jackson
Ross Kendall, 20 Orlando. Fla, and
MYRTLE Wallace, 25. 3039 Macomb
Robert Poston. "a, 4s14 Nebraska ave.
NV; and Gladys Bible. "a, 1866
Brothers pl: Sc, 900
@enaei se and '5ss jean Burnett. 10. Bs Il 18th M
James me Daniels, "a. 1926 swami st. NV.
and Shirley Boegs' 21. 1905 10th st.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
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Evening star., 1954-04-23
4.95 Terry MILDLY Shirts

White with pink, blue or green woven plaid
crinke cotton trim. Cotton terry, small,
medium or large sizes in the group.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
3.95 Denim Shorts or Shirts

Jamaica shorts, cuffed boy shorts. Sleeveless
neckline. Cotton denim plaids or solids in
sunny colors. Also spanking white cotton
terry cloth shorts. Sizes 10 to 18 in group.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Full Gospel Business Men

The Full Gospel Business Mems
Fellowship will hear s. Lee Brax-
ton. vice president of the ma
tional organization, at a Fellow
ship Breakfast at 7::30 am. to-
morrow in the Continental Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Christion PTA CornivoI

The Christian PTA of st. Luke's
Protestant Episcopal Church will
hold carnival from 2 to 9 pm.
| tomorrow in the YWCA, at 901
Rhode Island avenue NV.