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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05

tute of Mediaeval Studies, Toron-
to; Eugene p Willging, director of
the library of the Catholic Uni
versity of America; and Anton C.
Pegis, president of the Pontificai
Institute of Medieval Studies.
Among the first titles in the
series will be: Our Lady of Fa-
TINA" by William Thomas Walsh;
Damien the Leper," by John Far
row; THE Spirit of Catholicism" /"
by Karl Adam; THE Diary of a
Country Priest" by Georges Ber-
nanos; "A Popular History of the
Catholic Church, by Philip Hugh
es; "Mr. Blue" by Myles Connol-
ly; and two books specially edited
for the series, The Church Speaks
to the Modern World; The Social
Teachings of Leo XII" edited by
Mr.. Gibson, and "St Thomas; On
the Truth of the Catholic Faith
Volume /: Cod" translated by Mr.
Pegis.
National publication date for I'm
age Books is September.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05
Reds Would
Make Church
.Mouthpiece

| LONDON - (NC) - The Polish
communist regime had issued new
instructions to the clergy in its eff
fort to make the Church . Red
propaganda mouthpiece.
The new instructions, as learned
here, tell priests what to say to
young couples who come to them
to be married.
The Instructions, issued by the
regimes office for Church Affairs.
directs priests to impress on the
couples the following points:
The peoples government" has
achieved enormous success in the
field of social justice.
Couples have q duty 10 sdu-
cate their children not only in
spirit Of loyalty TO fhe regime,
but also of love for the "peo-
Pies democracy"
The regime is "the guardian
of the family and has shown its
solicitude for the family by rails
ing living standards, cultural lev
els and providing special care for
mothers and children.
Informed sources here pointed
out that the special Red provisions
for the family include the use of
mothers for heavy work, and the
indoctrination of small children to
the point where they gladly sacri-
flee their parents for the cause of
communism.
Earlier instructions by the re-
gime to priests told them what to
preach from the pulpit and what
advice to give in the confessional.
The priests were instructed to sd-
wise penitents in Confession to
show "a positive attitude toward
the peoples government"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05
Former .Jacobite
Schismatic Newly
Named Archbishop

TIRUVALLA, Travancore, India
INC A former Jacobite schis-
matte priest who joined the Ca
thoIic Church in the early 1905
has received the personal title of
Archbishop from the Holy See.
The honor goes to Malankara-
Rite Bishop Joseph Mar Severios
OF Tiruvalla. Since the recent
death of Archbishop Mar lvanios
of Trivandrum, Archbishop Sever
los has become the ranking pre-
late of the Malankara rite.
II was announced that the Holy
See has appointed an Auxiliary of
Archbishop Seyerios in the person
OF Father Cherian Polachirakal.
The new Bishop is former Jacob
ite who Joined the Catholic Church
in 1896. He has been named Titu-
lar Bishop of Sarepta,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05
Motion Pictures Classified

Following s list Of motion pictures
reviewed and classified by the National
Council Of the Legion Of Deeeney.
Class A Section I --Unobjectienabls
fer general patronage.
Abbott and Costello Meet Or. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde, All American.
Bandits Of the West. BiE Jump. Bright
Road
csddy. Calamity Jane, Cease Fire.
Conquest Of eoehiss, crasyless. Cruel
Sea.
Desert Legion
~ AlAmein Escape From Fort Brave.
Fake. Fighting Lawmen. Flight Nurse,
Gilbert and sullivan, Give Girl q
Breat Glory Brigade. Great Sioux Up
rising, Gun Relt.
Hondo.
II Came From Outer Space.
Joe Louis Story.
Last Of the Pony Riders Little Boy
Lost, Living Desert, Lone Hand, Louisi-
ana Territory.
Man From the Alamo. Master of Bal
iAnUae. Melhs. Mexican MAnhunt, Money
From Home. Murder on Monday, Nv Heart
Goes Grassy.
Project MI.
Rebel City, Roar Of the Crowd, Robe,
Rodeo. ROYAL African Rifles,
Sabre jet Saginaw Trail, Sea Around
Ia. The. Sea Of Lost Ships, Shoot First.
So This Is Love. Steel Lady, Stranger
Wore Gun. sweethearts on Parade,
Tarren and the She-Devil, Terror on
Train, Thunder Over the Plains. Trail
Of the Arrow. Tumbiswe~d
War OF the Worlds. White Witch
Yesterday and To-day.
Class A - Section 4 -- Unohjsetionasis
for Adults.
Actress, All the Brothers We're Val
ian, All l Desire. Arrowhead, Assassin,
The.
Back 10 Gods Country. Band Wagon,
RsggArs Opera. Below the Sahara, Bis
Frame. Blueprint for Murder.
Charge at Feather River, China Ven.
ture. City IL Dark. The City Of Bad
Men, Clipped Wings. Cow Country. cry
Dancing with Crime. Diamond aae%n
ponovans Brain.
Eaay 20 Love.
| Past Company. Flame Il Calcutta.
f Cav Adventure. Genavieve, Gentle Gun
man. The. Genoess Dragnet, Glass Web
Greatest Love. Gun Fury.
Il How 10 Marry Millionaire.
Jaek Siads. Jennifer.
4 latin Levers. Little Fugitive.
Il Man in the Dark, Miss Rchinso,
cruso<. Mr.. DenninK Drives North.
Nshraskan. Night without Stars. NJ
Escape.
perilous Journey Plundes ef the Sur
Pony Express, Private Eyes.
Queen Of Shebn.
Shark River. SINGING TaSi Drive.
Something Money Cant Buy, Sun shins
Bright. Stranger cn the Prowl, swor
and the Rose.
Take the High Ground. Thunder R1s
Torch Seng Train nf Events. Trent
Last cass. TrOrnba. rropie zoas, Troubl
Along the Wms.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05
Prayer Book
Cites Need OF
Social Justice

MEXICO CTTY-NC1 ~ A book
of prayers entitled, 'The Worker
Speaks to His God" stressing the
obligations of social and economic
justice, has been published here
1t was written by priests of the
Mexican Social Secretariate, an or
ganization founded by the Rier-
archy to foster wider knowledge
and application of the papai social
encyclicals.
Consisting u 81 pages, the
booklet eonfains many prayers
that end with the plea, "Lsf So
eiat Justice prevail" The prayers
undeFseors fhs workers right to
decent wages and speak Of fhs
moral wrong done by those gull
ty Of policies which iniurs both
ths worker and the common we'll
being,
A prayer for farm workers reads;
Give them, o Lord, good land to
work, the will to improve their
skill, profitable rains and favorable
winds. Clear their land of harm
fui weeds, OF corrupted masters
and free them from the tyran-
ny Of politicians who use them as
instruments of their tyranny"
The booklet is not limited TO
prayers for the workers economic
welfare, but contains some asking
that he may have the necessary
strength 10 fight against the dan
gers of sins which may drown him
in total wretchedness."
The booklet has an sxhertation
which reads: "As . worker
should find in the Holy Sacrifice
Of the Mass The source Of
strength TO promote Justice and
charity between management
and labor, between workers
themselves. and between the
workers OF this country and Of
other nations"
A special prayer warns workers
against 'the deceit of communism.
Another, which refers to those who
are indifferent TO the needs of the
underprivileged, reads: Inspire a
thirst and hunger for justice in
those who have never known the
meaning of hunger and thirst, Have
mercy on them, 0 Lord" Other
prayers are for the welfare OF
priests and for the Pope.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05

Says Berlin
Talks Valuable

HUNTINGTON, Ind. NC) The
Berlin Four-Power conference was
not a failure because il definitely
Established the ideals of Russian
politics" DR.. Kurt Won Schuschnigg
said here.
He said that this information is
very useful, especially TO nations
such as France which, not too long
ago, had hoped for a compromise
with Russia"
The former statesman, now q
member Of fhs faculty Of ST..
Louis University. ssid in an in
tsrvisw for Our Sunday Visitor
that Austrian public opinion was
also startled by Rvssis's refusal
Of cooperation in the move 10
give Austria her freedom. He
said certain Soviet advances had
raised hope that Russia would
sign such q treaty" but the Rsr-
lin Conference had clearly out
lined the communist stand.
DR.. Won Schuschnigg, formerly
chancellor of Austria, indicated
that the German problem would
have to be resolved before Austria
could hope for her freedom.
As for the communist threat to
America, he said that outlawing
the communist party here won't
work" but that an effective and
realistic" us. program to prevent
communist infiltration is necessary.
A former prisoner of war of the
nazis, DR.. Won Schuschnigg was Wis
iting here with DIR. Richard Beitel-
shees. local dentist, who was instru-
mental in releasing him from the
Nazis while serving as a us. Army
intelligence officer toward the end
of the war in Europe.
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the merits of Christ and the saints,
and invites us to enter and help
ourselves.
BY doing so, we can turn away
tribulations not only from our
selves, but even from our families;
because sometimes we are punish
ed for sin through the anguish we
endure when misfortunes strike
those we love-our children, for
example.
There are some of us who, pun
ished directly, might rebel, or at
best gain little spiritual good.
There are others whose hearts can
be touched most effectively
through the anguish of their below
ed ones. Such souls often can best
be purged through others.
| purposely use the word "purg-
ed" We must remember that only
the punishments of hell are exclu-
sively the work of Gods justice.
Other punishments are from His
mercy and His love. They are what
we might call "perfective," Their
purpose is TO make us fit for the
eternal joys He reserves for us.
When / say make us fit" |
mean that God is making US capa-
bic of sharing His own infinite
happiness. Let me try to make this
clear by a parallel or two.
Some of US get JOY out of operat-
ing an automobile. rolling along a
smooth highway, breasting the
hills, seeing panoramas open before
us. feeling the response Of the ma
chinery to our skill. We cannot
have this pleasure without first en-
during the discipline of learning
TO drive.
Others, say, find happiness IN
playing . musical instrument, or
billiards, or golf, or chess. or
bridge. But before they are capable
of the Joy they find in these recre-
ations, they must take the trouble
TO learn, to develop skill, to make
themselves, shall we say, golf
able"
Our chief purpose in existence
is 10 make ourselves, with God =
help, 'heaven-able. Sin makes us
less heaven-able Repentance and
atonement make us more heaven
able.
God is like a father or mother
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05

Main task of the five Protestant
delegates is said to be to convince
American public opinion that there
is complete freedom of religion in
Hungary, and that charges Of per.
secution of the Catholic Church
there are false.
The World Council of Churches
is a federation of over $50 non-
Catholic bodies in about As coun-
tries. 1t was formally inaugurated
at the Councils first Assembly held
at Amsterdam, Holland in 1948.
Among the member churches are
the Lutheran Church OF Hungary
and the Reformed Church of Hun
gary.
The Hungarian ehUrehmen
were stated 10 have been re-
quested ITO expose Catholic prop.
sssndisf charges against Hun
gary arising from ifs action
against Cardinal Mindszenfy,"
and particularly TO combat seiiv-
tiles OF Msgr. Bella vargs, Hun
garian Catholic leader now in
exile in the United States.
According to reports here, the
Budapest regime hopes that the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05

CHICAGo--NC)--Msgr. Thomas
y. Reed, vice president of the Ca
tholic Church Extension Society
and associate editor Of Extension
magazine, has been named general
secretary of the society, succeeding
Msgr. Richard r. st. John. The
announcement was made following
a special meeting of the society,
board OF governors presided over
by His Eminence Samuel Cardinal
Stritch, Archbishop of Chicago ane
chancellor of the society.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05

Vendetta al Una PsI1s. Vice Squad
vieki.
Young csruso.
Class n - Objectionable IN Part.
All Ashore. Arena. Appointment IN
Honduras.
Bad for Each Other, Bal Taharin.
Big Heart, Biz Night. Bonba and the
Captive Women. City Beneath the sea.
City That Never Sleeps Counterfeiters.
Deeameron Nights, Destination Mat
rimony. Doomed Duel Without Honor,
East OF Snmatra.
Face 10 Face. Fear and Desire. tor-
hidden Games. Forever Female, Eiamme
sulla LAsune. Flight to Tangisr. From
Here 90 Eternity, Fugitive From Trieste.
Gentlemen Prefer BlondS.
Here Come the Girls. His Last i1
Hours, Hoodlum, Ths Hot Blood. House
Of Thousand Women.
/. the Jury.
Kiss Me Kate.
Lsmeiighf Luxury Girls
Man Behind the Gun, Man Between.
Man Crazy. Man With My Face. Mesa
Of Lost Women. Miss Sadie Thompson.
Mogambo Montana Belle, Murder With
out Tears
Niagara. Night without Sleep. 90 River
Street
o. X. Mere. One Big Affair. One
Girls Confession. Operation Secret. Over
coat.
Paris Model Pickup on South Street.
Presidents Lady. Problem Girls.
Return to Paradise, Rome II o'clock,
Sslome Sangaree. Sea Devils. Ser
pent Of the Nile. Siren Of Bagdad. Slight
Case OF Larceny, A South Sea Woman,
Stoler Face. Strange Deception. Strange
Fascination. Strange Witness, system.
! Take Me 10 Town. Three Sailors and
Girl, Thy Neighbpr's Wife, Two Gents
Worth Of Hope.
Wells OF Bagdad. Volcano.
walking Ny Baby Back Home, Water
front Women. Woman They Almost Lynch
ed. Women in Question.
You For Me.
| Glass G -~ Condemned.
Bandit. The (Italianl Behind Closed
Shutters. Blue Angel. Bullet for Stephano
A.; Carnival in Flanders. Dedee, Devil in
the Flesh. Devils Sleep. Flesh Will Sur
render fItahanl. It's Forever Springtame
Jungle Stampede, Just a Biz Simple Girl
La nond3, Lovers OF Verona. MAnon,
Marie au Port. Merry Chase. Miss julia
Nom and Dad Moon Il Blue. The; No
Orchids for Miss Blandish or Love Ans
Bandits Oh Amelia Paris Nights, Parii
Waits, The. Room 81 pstairs. Royal Affair
A: RoSina. the Love Child Sacred La
tuka Scandal of the clochemerle, Sever
Deadly Sins. Sinners. She Shoulda Sait
No Story Of Rob and Sally. The; Strangl
Triangle Street Corner. Sfrollern. Thrill
That Kills. Times Gone BY. Ways o
Love. Weneh. The Young and Damned
Separately Classified - Martin Luther
contains theological ard historical REF
: ersree and interpretations that are an
acceptable to Catholics.
tKsep tka listing tss smsnrs Fefsrenesl
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picking up little child each time
it tumbles, and encouraging it To
try again, until it learns to walk
until it has achieved the JOY Of
walking, has become walk-able.
Gods punishments for sin, then
(save only the punishment of hell)
are for the purpose of making us
heaven-able. We cannot have the
happiness of heaven il our affec-
tions are turned toward sin; be-
cause the happiness of heaven is a
sinless happiness. II cannot be ex-
perienced by the sinful for the
same reason that the blind cannot
enjoy sunsets; because the sinful
are not capable of experiencing it.
Gods punishments, therefore, are
for the purpose of perfecting us
for perfect joy. They are not
vengeful: they come from His love.
God is like a lover who leads his
beloved on long and firing climb
up a great hill in order that he
might share with her the breath
taking beauty of the scene below.
But God is so good that He sent
His only begotten Son not only to
open heaven to us, but to smooth
the way for us. The Church is
Christ still with US. And Christ in
His Church says to us, in effect,
Here is my infinite spiritual
strength, and here is the super
abundant strength of Our Lady and
of the saints. You can draw upon
all this TO perfect yourself, to atone
for your sins, to redress the bal
ance which you have disturbed"
And so we are offered indulgence
es which will wipe out, in whole or
in part, the debt of atonement we
owe for sins which have been for
given. We are offered a way of
sparing ourselves and our families
much unhappiness which otherwise
will come upon us. II is . way so
easy that it can be explained only
in the light of Gods boundless
goodness.
Then if you want tranquility and
serenity not only hereafter, but
here-if you would like your home
to be the joyous anteroom TO heav-
en- that it ought to be- you will
be wise to accept the generosity of
Christ in His Church. You will be
wise not to neglect your many OPP
portunities for gaining indulgences.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05
British House OF Commons
Has 23 Catholic Members

LONDON - NC) - The British
House of Commons now has %
Catholics among its 625 members.
The 23rd is Patrick Wall, who won
his seat at recent by-election at
Hull, English east coast port. Mr.
Wall, 81, is a supporter of Sir Win
ston Churchill's Conservative Par
ty. Most of the Catholic M.P.'s are
not: Ia belong to the opposition La
Dor Party, and two represent Irish
nationalist interests.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05
Catholics In Scotland
Increase To 764.83I

EDINBURGH, Scotland - NC)
-Scotland's Catholic population in.
creased by 1897 last year to an
official total of 764,831.
The total population is slightly
over five million. AS the official
Catholic figures include only regu-
lar church-goers known to, or regis
tered with the clergy. Catholics
can be said to be about one in five.
In England and Wales the proper
ton is about one in ten.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05

Protestant delegates will win the
sympathy of influential American
Protestants for measures taken IN
Hungary against anti-state pollt-
ical activities" of certain Hungarian
Catholic prelates.
The reports stated that special
publication on alleged religious
freedom in Hungary is being pre-
pared for this purpose. Meanwhile,
the reports added, the five Hungar-
ian delegates to the Evanston gath
ering have been authorized to IN
vite delegation of prominent
American clergy to come TO Hun
gary to investigate religious con-
ditions for themselves.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05
First Caiecheiical Meet

TANGIER, North Africav-(NC)-
The first catechetical congress ev-
er held in this international city
was climaxed by an open-air High
Mass. Prominent school principals
from Spain attended the congress.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05

not only in the
next life, but in
this life also.
This is a good
subject for re.
Election, l think,
in this Marian
Year, when the
Holy Father has
open e d even
wider than usu-
al the inexhaust-
ihle treasury of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05
As Matters Stand
Joe Breig Says.
How To Be Happy

wonder how many of us realize
that the indulgences offeres by
the Church can avert from us all
kinds of troubles and sufferings,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05
Hungary Set To Send
Clergy To Meeting OF
Church World Council

LONDON, England -(Rado,N ,NCl-Hungary's communist
reported to have promised generous help to
five leading churchmen chosen to represent Hungarian Proes
churches at the second Assembly of the World Council OF
Churches to be held at Evanston Ill, next August.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05
FLYING cORKS FROM
THE POP HOUSE

Since that new fellow moved ia
next door, she is majoring in Sigh
cology."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05

Honor Thy Father and Mother
Children who follow their par
ents' judgment seldom have tC
follow. the judgment of q court.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-03-05

MOSES ON MOTORING
The best safety device in an auto
is driver who carefully keeps the
Fifth Commandment.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Piknik odsjeka 50

New Brighton, Pa. - Drus-
two "Sveta Tri Kralja", od-
sick broj SO HBZ. odrzati &c
svoj piknik u nedjelju,' Is.
julia o. g., ma dobro pozna-
tom mjestu u Wise's Grove,
nedaleko New Brightona uz
Road broj 88.
Ma pikniku cemo imati sve-
ga po nasem starom obicaju
kao vruce S raznja pecene
.janjetine, druge tecne hrane
i svakovrsnog plea "a stare
i mlade. Goste &c pax zabav.
ljati i veseliti dobro poznati
| i popularni tamburaski zbol
"Pozega", a nastupiti &c
Kolo. plesaci liz New Brigh
tona, pax svi koji zelite pie.
sati Kolo mozete sc k NINA
prikljuciti.
Pozivljemo sveukupno clan
stvo naseg odsjeka, kao i o
stall mas hrvatski narod mje
sta i okolice, da mas posjett
ma ovom pikniku u sto We
Gem broju, ma kojem &c bit
"a sve dosta zabave i veselja
| Svi nam dobro doSli!
Petar Skacan. tainik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Piknik odsjeka 2b1

Milwaukee, Wis. - Drus-
two milwaukee,, odsjek 261
H.B.Z. priredjuje svoj godis-
Mi piknik, koji &c Sc odrzati
u nedjelju 1. augusta 1854.
u Geboy Parku, 9O47 West
Greenfield Avenue. .
Vec u podne imati cemo
vruce raznja pecene JAMIE
tine mlade prasetine, te raz-
nog svijezeg napitka. Ia Piles
i zabavu &c svirati vrlo do
bro svima poznati i popular
nj tamburaski zbor villa"
Stoga pozivamo sve n a s e
clanstvo, tie ostale zajednica-
re i mas narod mjesta i oko-
lice, da svi dodju ma oval
mas godisnji piknik, da "a
jednicki tai dan sprovedemo
u lijepoj ljetnoj prirodi, pc
nasem starom obicaju.
Ia dobru podvorbu pobri.
mutt &c Sc mas odbor, ko.ji
vam Sc unaprijed zahvaljuje
klice - dobro nam dosli
do vidjenja ma pikniku!
Ia odbor odsjeka broj 261
H. B. Zaiednice,
Frank Brisk, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Poziv ma piknik
Shohnvvan Wis

ShebOygan, Wis. - Odsjek
broj 582 H. B. z. zajedno sa
svojim gnijezdom Pomlatka
priredjuje piknik, koji &c Sc
odrzati u nedjelju 18. julia o.
g., u Shooting Parku, a koji
&c poceti u 10 sati u jutro
i trajati do kasno u vecer.
Ma pikniku cemo imati do
bru glazbu, koja &c ugodno
zabavljati stare i mlade sa
svirkom i plesom. Biti &c po
nasem obicaju u obilju dobre
Ii ukusne hrane, kao i svako-
vrsnih napitaka.
Zato pozivamo sve nase
clanove i prijatelje mjesta i
okolice, da mas posjete u sto
vecem broju ma ovom nasem
pikniku, ma kojem cemo Sc
zajednicki pozabaviti i pro-
veseliti. u to ime sve vas po-
zdravljam klicem - dobro
nam dosli!
Malta Trgovec, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Piknik odsjeka 97b

Portland, Oregon - Drus-
two Portland Rose, odsjek
broj 976 H. B. q. priredjuje
svoj piknik, koji &c Sc odrza-
ii u nedjelju 25. julia 1854,
u glasovitom Oaks Parku,
Portland, Oregon.
Kao uvijek ma nasim pix
nicima, tako cemo i ma ovom
imati u izobilju s raznja vru-
&c pecene janjetine i svega
ostaloga, sto uz istu spada,
a to je svjezih napitaka "a
vasu okrjepu.
Takodjer imati cemo do
bru glazbu, koja &c svirati "a
Piles odmah poslije podne pa
do kasno u vecer. Prema to-
me biti &c "a sve dosta "a
bave i druge razonode ma O.
vom nasem pikniku u lijepom
parku. Zato pozivljemo sve
stare i mlade ~clanove naseg
odsjeka, kao ostali mas ma
rod ovog mjesta i okolice, da
mas posjete u sto vecem bro
ju u nedjelju, Is. julia.
S. Mandic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Piknik odsjeka b43

Dearborn, Mich. - Odsjek
broj 643 HBZ. "Bratstvo" O.
drzati &c svoj piknik u nedje-
lju, 25. julia o. g., ma Beech
nut Grove Parku, koji Sc ma
lazi ma Middlebelt Van Born
Roads, ~ Mile, JUNO cd
Michigan Avenue. -
Ma pikniku &c svirati VIZ.
10 dobro poznati popularni
tamburaski zbor 'Serenaders
IL Windsora. A po nasem
starom obicaju imati cemc
u izobilju vruce janjetine
mrzlog plea.
Zato najuljudnije poziva'
mo bracu zajednicare i osta'
le Slavene IL okolice River
Rouge, Wyandotte, Ecorse
Trenton i Monroe, da mas O
vom prigodom posjete, jer st
piknik odrzaje u njihovoj ne
posrednoj blizini, a mi ceme
in najljepse doeekati i po
gostiti.
Steve Horvat, blagajnik