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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

Ministers Of local churches
will preach on the following
topics at the IL am. service
tomorrow, unless noted other
wise.
National Baptist Memorial -
DR.. Edward B. Willingham on
"Your Worship Experience" at
8:45 and IL am. and 1.-THE Par
able Of the Weather Vane."
BroOkland Baptist-The Rev.
Ward B. Hurlburt will preach at
a combined Fathers Day service
and cornerstone laying for the
new sanctuary at II am.
Bethel Baptist--The Rev. Al
fred c. Schaeffer on Gods In
veStment in YOU"
Congress Heights Baptist -
The Rev. A. Lincoln Smith at
$3.50 and IL am.
Bethesda First Baptist - The
Rev. John p. Gates on SALIVA
ton Today" at 8 and IL am.
Petw0rth Baptist - The Rev.
s. Lewis Morgan on THE Father,
the Family and the Faith"
Third Baptist-Dr. George O.
Bullock on Zone Lord, One
Faith. One Baptism"
WestmOreland Congregational
The Rev. Philip G. Scott on
Christ. the Hope of the World"
Peoples Congregational - The
Rev. Arthur F. Zines on LET Us
Celebrate.
All Souls EpiscOpaI-The Rev.
Frank Blackwelder on For We
Also Have an Altar"
Christ Episcopal, Washington
The Rev. Ivan E. Merrick, jr.,
on 1.-THE Great Gulf"
Christ Episcopal, Georgetown
The Rev. John r. Absolute on
Meditation in a Cemetery"
st. Johns Episcopal, Arlington
The Rev. Innis L. Jenkins on
Saints Courageous" at IL am.
Communion at 8 am.
Advent Episcopal Allan N.
Zacker, jr., on 1.-THE Christian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19
DR.. PauIIin 70 Conduct
Alexandra Revival

DR.. Norman Paullin, pastor Of
the Baptist Temple, Philadelphia,
and a nationally known church
leader, will conduct week long
daily revival services at the First
Baptist Church of Alexandria,
1900 King street.
DR.. Paullin will preach at 8
pm. Monday through Saturday
and at IL am. and 8 pm. next
Sunday. He will also lead church
members in Bible study and
prayer at z pm. each weekday
evening".
DR.. Paullin will be assisted by
David c. Moss, Of McLeansville,
N. c., who will direct the musical
program. Both men are return
ing to the church where they
conducted q similar revival sew
eral years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19
piIqrimuue to Be Made

Pensioners Of Holy Name
Catholic Church and st. Mar
tins Catholic Church will make
a Marian year pilgrimage tc
the National Shrine of the I'm
uaculate Conception at Catholic
University at 2 pm. tomorrow
At 4 pm, parishioners from the
Catholic Church of the Nativity
will attend special services there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19
Washington Cathedral
Plans Communion

Services at Washington Cathe-
dral tomorrow will begin with
communion at 8 am. in st.
Mary's Chapel and at $50 am.
in Bethlehem Chapel, celebrated
by the Rev. Craig E. Elder, chap
lain of st. Adams School for
Boys.
At the IL am. service of ante
communion, the Rev. Luther D.
Miller, canon precentor of the
Cathedral, will preach.
The Rev. Canon Richard Will
liams will preach at 4 pm. even
song service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

cruise. The
boat is char
tered for this
occasion and
you may get
your tickets
at the wharf.
The Pink
ham Bible
Class for Men
of National
Baptist Me-.
m o r l a i
Church, 1880
pm. WedneS-I
day, will con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

NATIONAL MEMORIAL CHURCH OF GOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

tbs p.m.-EVangelistc.
FLEMING 0REM
Of ookIond, coIif., an Artist
on the Morimbo, Will Be
Ploying q Scored Concert on
This Instrument. Mrs. 0Fem
Will Be Offering Vocal Solos.
\.The Speaker for This Eve
ming Service Will Be
REV. WILLIAM OLIVER
a Postor in Toronto. conodo,
and the Fother-in-LGw Of
Our Music Minister.
6:30 p.m.-Youth Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19
By Hoxord N. Stoekhouse

Tuesday at $3.50 pm. the Or
ganized Bible Class Association
win board the S. S. Mount YER
non for their annual moonlight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

A. N. c. CHURCH
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
Posse Takes 19-Year-Old
% Rifle ''Duelist''

ELGIN, Ill, pa 19-year-old
boy who waited in vain for two
days for another youth to show
up for a duel with % rifles was
seized Sunday by posse formed
in the belief the duel was on.
The challenger, who Police
Chief Factly said took a few pot
shots at encircling officers, is
William Frenchak. Factly said he
gave up meekly when posse mem
berS closed in. He hadn't eaten or
slept during his vigil.
Police said Frenchak told Of
quarreling with Leroy Snow, 10,
over two girls Thursday night and
issued a challenge for duel with
rifles at a gravel pit.
''You stand at one end and I'll
stand at the other and only one
will leave" Franchak was quoted
Frenchak went to the pit with
rifle and ammunition Friday
night.
Snow? He told the police he
thought it was just a joke and
went swimming instead.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
Radical Socialist To Form
Frances 10th Cabinet
Since World War III

PARIS, Up - Pierre Mendes-
France, who wants to negotiate
with Ho Chi Mimi to end the
war in Indochina, agreed today to
try to form Frances 10th postwar
cabinet.
Many political figures doubted
whether the 47-year-old econom-
ic and financial expert could get
a majority in the divided Nation
al Assembly to go along with
his policy, which calls for cutting
down expenditures in Indochina
and slowing down Frances mill
tary buildup in Europe.
Mendes-France was nominated
last night by President Rene Coty
to succeed retiring Premier Joseph
Laniel, defeated Saturday in a
National Assembly confidence
vote.
Mendes-France is leader of
the Assembly's Radical Socialist
bloc which was credited with
bringing down the Laniel govern
ment.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
Republicans Urge
Alaska Statehood
Without Partition

MCKINLEY PARK, R-Terri-
torial Republicans Saturday night
passed a resolution urging the
congressional House of Represent
atives to uncork the Alaska state
hood bill now bottled up in the
Rules Committee.
And they also urged statehood
without partition.
Another major development Of
the territorial conventions first
day was an attack on the us.
Fish & Wildlife Service by Dor
othy Prior Of Anchorage.
She charged that F'WS regula-
lions and consultations of can
merry operations this year will
leave 1000 Alaska residents with
out income and on relief.
She said 80 per cent Of the
fishermen to be hired are outsid
erS.
Territorial Highway Engineer
Irving Reed reported that on a
recent three-day study Of the area
he concluded that the fault lies
with FWS regulation which re
strict gear instead Of the number
of fish, to conform with the limit
Of 612 million fish.
Cash Cole of Fairbanks was
named permanent convention
chairman. Chester Peterson Of
Anchorage defeated Dorothy Prior
in a tussle for convention secre-
tary. Ninety delegates, alternateS
and proxies attended Of a possible
100.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
Indian Bureau
Expands Disease
Prevention Plan

WASHINGTON, pa greatly
expanded disease prevention pro-
gram among Indians in the west
and in native villages in Alaska
will be launched today.
The Indian Bureau announced
it is enlarging its field staff of
qualified sanitary engineers sta
toned in area offices and agency
headquarters. Engineers will be
assigned at Juneau and other
stateside points.
The Bureau said the program is
designed to bring the benefits
of modern sanitation and personal
hygiene directly into Indian
homes and communities in the
western states and in the native
villages of Alaska"
1t said sanitation work has been
carried on for many years on a
limited scale.
Now the program is being
broadened under plans developed
by Commissioner Glenn L.. En-
mons Unto an intensive drive
against unsanitary environmental
conditions which are chiefly re-
sponsible for disease such as ty-
phoid fever, dysentery and in
fectious hepatitis among the In
dian population" the Bureau
said.
Special emphasis will be given
to the development and protection
of water supplies, the construc-
ton and maintenance of low-cost
privies and garbage pits, fly
screening of homes, and control
Of insect breeding places.
The plans call for initiation of
a pilot project in Alaska involv-
ing training of six native sani-
tartan aides and their assignment
to villages where their services
are most urgently needed.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
Eisenhower Aide Hints
No Second Term IL
Demos Win Fall Elections

WASHINGTON, tR- President
Eisenhower's top aide has dropped
hint that a Democratic vic
tory in the fall congressional cleo
tons could make Eisenhower
think Of retiring to his Gettys-
burg, Pa, farm after. his four
year term.
The aide, Sherman Adams, said
in an informal talk to the Citizens
for Eisenhower Congressional
Committee that he doesn't know
what the President might do in
1856.
But he said loss of Congress to
the Democrats in November could
be one Of certain conditions that
might make a certain farm in
Pennsylvania an attractive place
to retire to-"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
Anchorage Man To Search
For 100000 In Gold Said
To Be In Sunken Yukon

ANCHORAGE, R-An Anchor
age man said Saturday he is going
to proWl through the Sunken hulk
of the SIS Yukon for some $50
pounds of gold which the Alaska
Steamship Go. says isn't there.
Jimmy Sumpter told the Anch-
orage Times that he and others
already have salvage operations
underway over the ship which
sank in 200 feet of water Feb
ruary 8, 1916, in the Gulf of
Alaska with a loss Of II lives.
Sunpter said he had learned
the Yukon carried gold in it's
cargo and that it was being ship
ped to Seattle by a Fairbanks
bank.
In Seattle, however, a spokes-
man for the steamship company
said no such cargo was aboard
the ship SO far as the company
knew and that no claim ever had
been put in for the COLDS value
by any shipper.
The spokesman, Sid Hayman,
said it was unlikely a shipment of
$50 pounds of gold would want to
keep the matter secret and not
request compensation for the loss.
Sumpter estimated the value of
the $50 pounds Of gold at 100000.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
Object OF His Affection
Made This Fat Boy
Reduce-3O7 to 40 lbs.

ATLANTA, Up Marvin Cat
Samples, a parking lot attendant,
fell in love-all 3O7 pounds of
him.
The object Of his affections was
attracted but adamant. Chop off
1877 pounds, she said, and we'll
see.
The 35-year-old Samples did
just that, going on a rigid diet
and getting his weight down to
1870 in only 8 months time Max
inc Baxley, a pretty brunette,
said yes and they were married.
The bridegroom didn't stop. He
kept on dieting and now weighs
a mere ITO. How did he do it?
Il just ate steak and tomatoes, 7
Samples said, "and drank all the
black coffee I wanted. I was ter
ribly hungry the first few weeks
but then I got accustomed to eat
ing less, and it didn't bother me- -
He used to wear size SO pants.
Now he wears 32's. His shirt size
was 20 and now its 1872. Samples
got rid Of sagging, flabby skin by
climbing a rope and doing gym
nastics on a filing station grease
rack.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
Record Heat, High Winds
And ThunderStormS
Plague Sections of US.
fBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,

Early morning temperatures in
the 70 and 80s presaged another
scorcher for much Of the eastern
half of the nation today after
record 95s for June Is we're set
in Baltimore and Chicago.
Muggy heat. lay like blanket
eastward from the great plains,
with some moderation in the
northern and eastern Great Lakes
and northern New England por-
tons.
Thunderstorms were common
in some areas. This form of re-
lief from the heat carried with
it damaging high winds, hail and
flash floods.
Three deaths were attributed to
the violent weather.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
Chief of McCarthy's
investigators Disputes
Army Mems Testimony

WASHINGTON, REFrancis P.
Carr testified today Army officials
repeatedly linked talk of special
Army treatment for Pvt. C. David
Schine with efforts to stop Sen.
McCarthy's investigation of Reds
in the Army, then turned to
speaking of Schine is a "hostage."
The chubby chief Of staff for
McCarthy's investigations sub
committee named Secretary of
the Army Stevens as having en-
gagged in talk of preferential treat
ment for Schine.
But he said only Army coun-
selor John C. Adams, to his
knowledge, spoke of Schine as a
hostage"
Carr disputed much testimony
given earlier in the Mccarthy
Army hearings by Adams and by
Stevens.
Carr, a rotund former FBI man,
was called to the witness chair
when the hearings subcommittee
convened for its 33rd day.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
US. Stops Shipment Of
Antiaircraft Shells From
Switzerland to Guatemala

HAMBURG, Germany, R-The
us. High Commission announced
today six tons of Swiss antiair-
craft shells being shipped to
Guatemala have been held up in
this free port.
German authorities said the
shipment was listed as 20-milli-
meter dummy shells without ex-
plosives. But American officials
said they believed it was live am.
munition.
The us. government regards
shipments of arms to leftist-lean-
ing Guatemala as a threat to the
security of the Panama Canal.
us. tauthorities throughout the
world have been ordered to pre-
vent the flow Of arms to the Cen
trail American country following
the delivery recently Of a 10 mil
lion dollar shipment to Gnate-
mala from Poland aboard a Swed-
ISL ship.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
Dairy Price Support Tipped 5 Pct.

WASHINGTON, R-The House
Agriculture Committee voted to-
day to raise the dairy support
price from rs to 80 per cent of
parity between next Sept. l and
April l, 1855.
Agriculture Department sources
said the effect would be to raise
retail butter prices by about 8
cents a pound and cheese by 112
to 2 cents.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
81 Cities Participate In Continents
First international CD. Exercise
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Life skipped beat today as
millions of Americans and Can
adams needed wailing air raid
sirens in the continents first in
ternational civil defense exercise.
With grim, disciplined make
believe, young and old abruptly
dropped their daily pursuits and,
in city after city, sought shelter
against the fury Of mock atomic
humiliation.
Early reports indicated that the
public's brief participation, no
more than 10 minutes in most
cases, was successful
But here and there a hitch
developed. The alarm system
didn't go off properly, so there
was some confusion in the Penta-
gon, nerve center Of Americas
military might, as to whether or
not the test had started. Wardens
passed the word.
President Eisenhower himself
led the surge toward shelter. With
the entire White House staff, the
chief executive hurried to base
ment refuge areas.
The vast exercise assumed that
widespread havoc was wrought
by successful enemy bomb drops
over 81 American and Canadian
cities from Peurto Rico to Ha-
wall, to Juneau and Anchorage,
Alaska.
While the public's role was
limited to taking shelter briefly,
the exercise continued for hours
and days for tens Of thousands Of
Civil Defense corpsmen.
New York City alone was pre-
sumed to be the target Of three
atomic weapons, one Ground
Zero" in the heart of midtown
Manhattan, one IN downtown
Brooklyn and one in the Bronx
Each was supposed to be eight
times as powerful as the one that
demolished Hiroshima.
New York's death toll was put
at 2,175,O0O.
The exercise began with ''yel-
low" demon juice signal giving
CD personnel half an hours not
ice of impending disaster.
The fred" apple jack alert,
signalling the need for cover
came 80 minutes later, to be fol-
lowing in 10 minutes by the
''white" Snowman all clear.
In those 10 minutes, little of
consequence was accomplished in
teeming New York.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
Five Drown AT The Dalles

THE DALLES, Ore, Up - Five
persons drowned in the flood
swollen Columbia River while
pleasure boating west of here last
evening.
Sgt. Robert w. Tower said a
witness on shore reported that
the cupboard motor of the boat,
about Is feet long, apparently de-
veloped trouble and that craft
then spun into whirlpool and cap
sized.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
WORDS UNDER GOD"
INSERTED IN PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE TO FLAG

WASHINGTON, President
Eisenhower signed a bill today in
sorting the words "under Cod
into the pledge Of allegiance to
the flag, and said in statement
this will strengthen the spiritual
weapons which forever will be
our country's most powerful re-
source"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-06-14
Atom Sub Nautilus
To Get Guided Missile

MIAMI BEACH, REThe Navy
will arm its first atomic sub
marine, the Nautilus, with the
Regulus guided missile.
James H. Smith Jr., Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy for Air, an
nounced this Friday night before
the Aviation Writers Association,
at its annual meeting.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21

Nasa mlada sestra Helen
biti &c owe godine pet godina
stara, a njezin mladi brat
Tommy dvi godine i obojica
su u Pomlatku cd kako su ro-
djeni. Takodjer u gnijezdu Sc
nalazi njihova starija sestra
Rose Marie, koja vec polazi
u wise skole, a "a par godina
ona &c preci u odraslo Clan
stvo.
Njihovi roditelji su Juraj i
Annie Knezevic, koji su dobro
poznati u ovome mjestu, kako
u familijarnom gospodarstvu
tako u zajednicarskom radu.
Brat Juraj Knezevic je jedan
cd onih privh osnivaca prvog
odsjeka u ovome mjestu, ko-
jeg je bio predsjednikom "a
wise godina, a u drugom je
jedan medju prvima "a rad i
napredak nase Zajednice. Sc
stra Annie Knezevic je tako-
djer dugo godina clanica HBZ.
i uvijek je spremna "a svaku
slogu j napredak nase Zajed-
nice.
ia bi bratski apelirala i ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21
Josip horvat, Jr.

Timmins, Ont, Can. = Drago
nam je javiti ovu West cla-
novima i prijateljima, da Sc
je mas odsjek broj 657 HBz.
povecao s jednim mladim cla-
nom, bratom Josipom Horvat,
Jr., koji je presao i nasega
gnijezda Pomlatka broj 488
u odraslo clanstvo, kojeg sill
ku ovdje donosimo, da ga ela-
novi i prijatelji vide i bolje
upoznaiu.
Rodjen je u mjestu Schu-
macher, Ontario, II. marca
godine 1886. Kao dobar uce-
mix owe &c godine svrsiti High
School s dobrim uspjehom, a
zatim misli nastaviti S dali
MIN skolovanjem u visokim
skolama. Gamma Sc s razno-
vrsnim sportom, baseball,
t. d.
U redovima odraslog clan
stva nalazi svoga oca Josipa j
majku Helen, koji su vrlo do
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21

Ambrdge Kolo Grupa, gornjoj slc sastoji cd
Is Glanova Ovo e TEX omladina koa je organizirana
svou Kolo Grupu dob Cd do Is godina Vecna grupe
sastoj Cd djevojcca made par djeGaka Ova grupa
nije organizrana da ina svo odbor vec deue proso
po sebi Grupu e organzrala c. Zgainer 1852
godine uverenju da e potrebno ma ovakovu grupu il
kulturnih razloga.
Ova je grupa nastupa plesovima ma piknicma nasih
odsjeka ma koncerma, jedanput Duquesne University
Tambuzans koncertu, ko e organiziran po Business
Womens Club Ambrdge, Pa Ona je takodjer nastupila
ma programu Hrvatskog Dana Kennywood Parku prosle
godine.
Sada grupa nalaz pod upravom Mrs Charlene
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21

djeda Johna, ucinili su dobru
stvar kad SUI oba sina upisali
ma diva certifikata, prvi ma
osamnaest godisnji term, a
drugi ma pet sto dolara 20
godisnji endowment policy. O.
vo je zaista lijepi PRIMER cd
njihovih roditelja, da su u
pisali svoju djecu ma oba GER
tifikata.
Njihovim roditeljima, a ta-
ko isto i njihovom djedu -
John Radulovic cestitamo -
sto su upisali svoju djecu i
unucad u redove nase Zajed-
nice, a NINA zelimo dobro-
doslicu u nase redove i sva-
ku srecu u buducem zivotu.
Frank S. Bukal, uprav.
! gnijjezda broj 473 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21

toku Krku, kojega su Tony
i njegova supruga posjetili
mjeseca julia 1853, gdje SUI
ostali do mjeseca oktobra j.
ste godine sa svojom maj
kom, sestrama, drugom rod
binom i prijateljima. Imadu
zelju da "a par godina posje-
te i Juznu Ameriku, jer i ta-
mo imadu jednog brata ko-
jeg isto nisu vidjeli kroz 81
godinu. Imadu jednog bra
ia u Toronto, Canada, kojem
uopce nije bio moguce da Sc
sastane sa svojom bracom.
Braca Strcic SUI clanovi
potpornih organizacija, Josip
je clan naseg odsjeka 787 ov-
die u Vancouveru, a Tony je
Clan odsjeka 148 u Chicago
cd godine 1924, kao sto su
i njegova djeca. Drugi su u
ostalim nasim hrvatskim iii
slavenskim organizacijama.
Dan prize svoga polaska
"a Chicago, Tony i njegova
supruga sa bratom Josipom
obisli su sve obitelji sa oto-
ka Krka, da i'm Sc zahvale
ma gostoprimstvu cascenju.
A owl su drugi dan, 8. feb
ruara svi posli ma zeljeznic-
ku stanicu, da isprate svoje
mjescane ma vlak, da i'm jos
iednom stisnu desnicu "a
zele sretan put k svojoj die
ci u Chicago.
Mary Burma, tajnica 3D.
sjeka 787 i njihova mjescan-
ka il Vrbnika ma otoku Krku.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21

Milwaukee, Wis. - Drago
nam. je javiti ovu West pre-
ko naseg "Zajednicara'', -da
Sc je nase gnijezdo Pomlat-
ka broj 473 HBZ. povecalo
sa diva mala clana, bracom
Peter i Steve Radulovic, CHE
slike ovdje donosimo, da i'll
vide rodbina clanovi nase
Zajednice.
Peter i Steve su djeca Steve
i Bernice Radulovic, koii su
clanovi odsjeka 261 HBZ., a
unuci naseg dobrog zajedni-
cara i dugogodisnjeg clana
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
brata Johna Radulovica. Pc
ter je pet godina, a Steve tri
godine star.
Njihovi roditelji, uz pomoc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21

p Vukela sastaju CLIO Dvoran Merchant ulici
Ambrdge Pa neso posije sedan sa svakoga ponedjelj
ka vecer vezbu. Tko zel neka prav to vrijeme
i prkljuc ovoj Gjepoj Kolo Grupi nase omladine.
Ova Koo Grupa nastupa vekom Festivalu Fedora
cie Kolo Grupa, 80 maa Sovenskom Domu, GAIT ST.
Clair Avenue Cleveland, Ohio.
Oval Festival slavi drugu godNnjcu Amelicko-Hrvat-
ske Koo Federace to je zapravo dan nase dicne oma
dine, koji zapada bas Memorial Day Cd ovoga Festi
vaa bt ce sknuta ska po coveku z ureda Zajednce
film boama Hrvaske Bratske Zaednce cine ce pri-
kazat kulturna djelatnost nase omladine.
Mi oval Festival naSe omladne srdaGno preporucamo
naSem narodu. - UrednStvO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21
SASTANAK BRACE NAK0N 81 G0DINE

Vancouver, Is. c., Can. -
Ovdje javljamo radosnu We
selu vijest prijateljima i clan
stvu HBZ. u Kanadi i Ame-
rici, da su Sc braca Strcic sa-
stall ma IA. decembra 1858.
ovdje u Vancouveru nakon
81 godine. Tu je dosao Tony
Strcic sa svojom suprugom
Uricom da vidi svoja diva
brata, Ivana Josipa, kojih
nije vidio cd kad je otisao u
Chicago godine 1924. Par 60
dina zatim Ivan Josip su
otisli u Kanadu, te Sc sada
nakon dugih godina sastali i
ovdje uslikali, koju sliku ov-
die donosimo.
Lijep i prizoran je to bio
sastanak njihovo boraviste,
koje su skupa proveli ova
2 mjeseca kod kuce brata Jo-
sipa. Sigurna sam da oni to
ne &c zaboraviti dok &c god
zivjeti, ne samo svoj medju-
sobni sastanak nego primi-
tax cijelog naroda sa otoka
Krka, koji je njih gostio sa
bogatim lijepim vecerama,
pjesmom i zabavom, koje su
pocimale rano u vecer pa do
kasne noci. Ovdje mas imade
oko 20 familija sa otoka Kr-
ka, tie nijedne familije nije
bilo da nisu pozvali Tony
Strcic njegovu suprugu Uri-
Gu, kao i njegovu bracu ma
veceru.
Braca Strcic su rodom IL
naSeg liiepog Vrbnika ma O.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21

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Mi zelimo Tommy Helen
Knezevic svaku srecu u budu-
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ma mama svima.
Minnie Ruzick,
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