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Evening star., 1954-03-29
White House Denies
Plan 10 Use Nixon
Against ItaIy's Reds

The White House today denied
reports that President Eisen-
hover is considering a mission
to Italy by Vice President Nixon
to help in the fight against COM
munism there.
James c. Hagerty, the Presi-
dents press secretary. said he
knew of no such plan being con-
sidered by the President at this
time.
Mrs. Glare Boothe Luce, Amer
lean Ambassador to Italy, is
understood to have suggested a
visit there by Mr.. Nixon would
be helpful. But it is reported
that the matter has gone no
further than that.
Mrs. Luce recently has been
under attack by IS extreme
left-Wing Italian Senators, who
asked the Rome government to
label her unwelcome and thus
force her recall by the United
States. No one expects this to
happen.
Her urgent request for help
was understood to have been
made directly to the President
when she was in Washington
earlier in the year.
May Be Welcomed.
She was understood to have
| said that the visit of such a high
ranking American official as Mr..
Nixon would be welcomed in Italy
by anti-C Communist elements as
indicating top flight United
! States interest in their cause.
She and Maj. Gen. Wilton B.
Persons. special assistant to the
President, were reported to have
discussed the proposal with Mr..
Nix0n himself.
Today Mrs. Luce struck back
sharply at her critics In the Ital-
ian Senate with fiat denial that
she had criticized the Italian
government in a private talk to
Washington newsmen.
The independent weekly
L'Europeo had claimed last
week that Mrs. Luce. in speech
to group of correspondents in
Washington January S, told
them she had urged Italian
leaders to crack down harder
on communism. The article also
quoted her as saying she had
warned ex-Premier Alcide de
Gasperi that further Italian de-
lays in ratifying the European
army treaty would result in a
big cut In the figures of Ameri-
can aid"
Friendly Conversation"
The day after the articles pub
lication. the group of Senators
asked the government to declare
Mrs. Luce persona non grata, an
action which would have auto
matically forced her recall.
Mrs. Luce. in a statement
issued through the Embassy in
Rome, said her remarks to the
Washington newsmen were sim
ply friendly conversation over a
dinner table" and naturally the
talk turned on Italy"
In washington the New York
Herald Tribune's bureau chief,
Roscoe Drummond, who attend
ed the dinner, also said Mrs.
Luce made no speech, but Ibid
provide some background and
information on questions which
we put to her."
He said all present clearly
understood that the CONVEX
sation was wholly personal, pri-
vate and informal" He added:
"The remarks attributed to
her are inaccurate and under
the circumstances deliberately
misleading. They are distortions
and in some instances vicious dis
tortions. Mrs. Luce said nothing
which could not have been ap-
propriately published if reported
accurately and fully"
Evening star., 1954-03-29
Free Booklet Tells Hon
Deaf Hear Again With
Startling Clarity, Ease

understand them."
To acquaint the hard Of hearing
readers of this paper with what
may be done to help the deaf hear
again with miraculous clarity, full
authoritative details about deaf
ness and how to overcome it are
described in an informative, new,
illustrated booklet, which will be
sent in a plain wrapper without
any cost or obligation.
To obtain your free copy, simply
send your request to: Electronic
Research Director, Dept. TAB
Beltone Hearing Aid Co., 1900 w.
Seth ST., Chicago 80, Ill. A post
card will do.
Evening star., 1954-03-29

representing "the local point OF
view"
The Commissioners have been
trying to get a coming code re-
vision study launched for more
than six months. Once this
matter is out of the way, they
will try to line up consultants
to survey the city's building
code.
Evening star., 1954-03-29

CHICAGO (SpeciaD-New hope
for the Is million persons in the
United States who are hard of
hearing was voiced by a noted
Chicago acoustical scientist.
He reported that through the
miracle of modern electronics it
is now possible to overcome deaf
ness even if the loss is severe. 4
He demonstrated how the deaf
can hear again with a clarity and
ease they never dreamed possible.
According to this electronic en-
Eineer, Mr.. Sam Posen of Beltone,
the longer a hearing loss is neg
1ected, the harder it is to recap.
ture certain speech sounds and
Evening star., 1954-03-29
New Yorker to speuk

Richard L. Woke. president
Of Richard L. Woke Investments
Of New York. will speak at a
meeting of the Christian Busi-
ness Mems Committee of Wash
ington at a 1890 pm. luncheon
tomorrow in the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-03-29
Hebrew Proorom Series

Rabbi David H. Panitz and
Canter Jacob Barkin of Adas Is
rael Congregation will present
the first Of a weekly series Of
Hebrew home culture programs
at 2 pm. Wednesday in the He
brew Home for the Aged, 1925
Spring road NV.
Evening star., 1954-03-29
Patterson Is Chairman,
For United Nations Day
By the Asseeioted Pres.

Secretary of State Dulles has
appointed Morehead Patterson.
chairman and president of the
american Machine and Foundry
co. OF New York, to be chairman
this year of the United States
Committee for United Nations
Day.
p
The committee arranges for
observance of October "a as
United Nations Day. It is COM
posed of 100 or more national.
CIVIC, labor, veteran and other
organizations.
Evening star., 1954-03-29

in Korea.
The action
which W o n
him the medal
occurred in
October. 1851.
t h e Marine
Corps said. He
is a reserve
pilot Of Ma
rine Fighter
Squadron 321
at the Naval
Air Station at
AnacnStio and
is employed
at Sears Roe
Evening star., 1954-03-29
Money for the Birds

NEWTON. Mass. (P1.-Walter
Koe. a house painter, has spent
$4,000 of his own hard earned
cash during the past six winters
to feed ducks, geese and gulls.
Evening star., 1954-03-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
MY Secret Makes
I eeth Look Whittier
Saws Grace Downs

good to keep. I tell it to my girls
Eyes, I've got secret-but it's too
and now I'm going to tell you. The
secret Of teeth that look whittier,
of a smile that's more charming,
lies in Gordon-M -Moore's Ruby Red
Evening star., 1954-09-12
Community in the Swim
By Beatrice w. Richmond

fence around the site cost 81 800. A wading
pool for the toddlers came to $1,000-twice
the original estimate. The septic tank was
$3.50. Grass seed and sod added $3.50.
"The pool would have cost $4,000 more
if all the voluntary services had been paid
for" Ted Crawford, the treasurer of the
project. says. Everyone pitched in to get
the job done"
BY May of this year, however. the total
capital was not enough to meet the obliga-
tions But the original optimism Of the
directors was not in vain. In the last 10
days before the pool opened l25 new
members Joined.
Limited to 500 members the association
has waiting list of 60 and financial
worries are over. Memberships are SIS with
annual dues of $40. Residents of Garrett
Park are happy now that the directors
didn't let small item like lack Of funds
stand in the way of pool for the
community.
Evening star., 1954-09-12

TTARD WORK, determination and large
Ill dose of optimism paid off ip swim
ming pool for the residents Of Garrett Park
in Montgomery County.
In January of 1858 the Garrett Park
Citizens Association voted to build pool
and invited the Garrett Park Estates to
participate Problems to be faced were
coming laws, taxes, construction, financing,
land and above all membership. A swim
ming pool association was formed and
incorporated.
Estimates were that $4,000 would have
to be raised. Door -to-door canvassing
with several follow-up calls in the neigh
borhood raised $4,000 in pledges and cash
by last fall. Then the optimism Of the
directors was called upon. They decided
the money would come and let the contract
for $l7500, including filtration system
Digging started in January, 1854 Funds
continued to be problem as the directors
decided the pool must be enlarged.
Evening star., 1954-09-12

For the sotest smootest skin in the world Limit BATH It's
refreshing soothing in cooling surface rratons And Limit
starch bath does than simply protects every inch
of babys sensitive n leaves oveer the touch And baby
feels so comfortable.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-30

Bluffton high school class officers
and the officers of the student publi-
cations and other organizations elect
ed to serve during the school year
| 1954-55 were announced recently BY
Gerhard Buhler, high school princi-
pal.
The complete roster of officers fol-
| lows:
Senior class-president, Rex AUX
erman; vice president, Dean Bader-
fischer; secretary, Peggy Parish;
treasurer, Ralf Steiner; advisor, Will
ford Geiger.
Junior class-pr s d ent, Jean
Kempf; vice president, Paul Glaze;
secretary, Bret Triplett; treasurer,
Barry Corson; advisor, Peter Schmidt,
assisted by Dean Kittle.
Sophomore class-president, Billy
Herr; vice president, Mary Jo Diller;
secretary-treasurer, Bruce Triplett;
reporter, Judith Tschantz; advisor,
Joe Harris.
Freshman class-president, Lynn
Schiffke; vice president, Ralph Reich
enbach; secretary-treasurer, Patricia
Petrucelli; advisor, w. A. Howe.
Eighth grade-president, Laura
Diller; vice president, Judith Frank
hauser; secretary-treasurer, Susan
Hauenstein; reporter, Larry Smuck-
er; advisor, Theresa Slusser.
Cutlass, school paper-e ditto r,
Dorothy Stratton; assistant editor,
Darlene Bechtel; business managers,
Robert Steiner and Carol Moser;
advisor, Florence Duffield.
Varsity B-president, Junior Zim-
merly; vice president, James Matter;
secretary-treasurer, Don Kimmet;
advisor, Peter Schmidt.
Tri-Hi-Y-president, Nancy King;
vice president, Jacqueline Berry;
secretary, Sue Montgomery; treasur-
er, Sally Rei6henbach; chaplain, Mary
Badertscher; advisor, Mildred Keel.
Hi-Y-president, Robert Steiner; vice
president, Barry Corson; secretary
treasurer, Paul Glaze; program
chairman, Thorne Lauriat; advisor,
Darwin Luginbuhl.
F. F. A.-president, Don Kimmet;
vice president, James Matter; secre-
tary, Ronald Lora; treasurer, Dan
Gleason; sentinel, Gerald Yoakam;
reporter, Marvin Diller; student ad-
visor, Alfred Kaufman; advisor, Lor-
ain Basinger. G. A. A.-president,
Anita Klassen; vice president, Ellen
Balmer; secretary-treasurer, Nan
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-30
Pleasant View

The Friendly Couples Glass enjoy
ed a pot luck supper Monday even
ing in the church basement. The
committee in charge included Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldo Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Newton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Oren Doty. The business meeting
was in charge of the new president,
David Carr.
A reception and pound shower was
given our minister, wife, and sons,
Rev. and Mrs. Carl Leist, Randy,
Jimmy and Kenny, Tuesday evening
in the Mt. Cory church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Reichenbach
and daughter Sandra left Friday for
a weekend vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harris visited
the Flat Rock Childrens' Home last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Frantz and
daughter Shirley spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne zim-
norman.
Ruth Walter, Shirley Frantz, Rog-
er and Jerry Frantz, Robert and
Charles Walter were guests of the
First National Bank Steer Club on
Saturday when they attended the
Ohio State Football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Basinger and
family were Sunday afternoon guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Frantz and
family.
The smallest hot water heater for
satisfactory eEon farms is one that
holdS IL more hot water than the
farmer uses during the peak hour of
the day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-30
Roster Of BuIfton High School Glasses
And Club Officers Announced For 1886

Schmidt; advisor, Mrs. Don Patter-
son.
Buccaneer (school annuaD staff
editor Sue Montgomery; assistant
editor, Jacqueline Berry; business
manager, Frank Chamberlain; assist
ant business manager, Rex Auker-
man; sports editor, Paul IGlaze; music
editor, Saundra Berry; society editor,
Peggy Parish, senior. class, Karen
Hauenstein; photography, Ray Cum
Minis and Sally ReichenHach; art edi-
tors, Rebecca Frankhauser and Loret-
ia Nonnamaker; advisoEs, Dean Kit
tie, Florence Duffield land Wilford
Geiger.
Student Senate-prasident, Don
Kimmet; vice president Sue Mont
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-30

gomery; secretary Lora
Triplehorn; advisor, Gerhard Buhler.
School Patrol captain, Thorne
Lauriat; lieutenarIts, Irlene Gierman,
Barry Corson, 9aundra Berry, Rex
Alderman, and Robert - Steiner;
advisor, supt. A. b. Murray.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-30
wCTU CONVENTION

The Pandora Methodist Ichurch will
be the scene of the Putham county
WCTU convention today Thursday,
with Mrs. Esther Madsen, state presi-
dent, as the speaker.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-30
NAMED CHAIRMAN

Mrs. james Morton of the Bluffton
PTA hasIbeen named chairman of the
hospitality committee for the Allen
county Council of ParentsTeachers.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-15
LzRECENA Ma PR0GRAMU
hRVATSK0G DANA Ma 4. SEPTEMBRA

Veliki rodolub odlicni hrvatski katolicki svecenik, po-
mocni zupnik Crkve Sv. Nikola u Milvale, Pa, Rev. Father
Marian Sorich, sa svojim zvonkim glasom izrekao je owl
znaGajnu molitvu ma programu Hrvatskog Dana u Kenny
wood Parku, Pittsburgh, Pa. =
Hrvatski Zajednicarski Dan Kennywood Park, 1854.
O Boze, stvoritelju neba zemlje, pogledaj ma mas ov-
die s~akupljene. Pogledaj ma oval hrvatski narod, koJ je
dosao u oval lijepi park, da Sc mako odmori, prijateljski
porazgovori tie pristojno ugodno pozabavi. = Jest, o Boze,
pogledaj ma clanove clanice Hrvatske Bratske Z~ajednice,
koji SUI Sc danas sastali ovdje, da proslavee svoj %. Hrvat-
ski Zajedncarski Dan.
I'll, o Boze, Cd Koga dolazi mama svako dobro, daj da
TIE slavimo ljubimo onda kad nam je dobro kao onda
kad nam je zo. Daj, da TIE slavimo ljubimo u veselju
u zalosti svojoj. Daj, o Boze, da ne zaboravimo nti da-
nju, a nti nocu, da 81 I'll mas Stvoritelj mas Otkupitelj.
ii, o Boze, koji 81 stvorio oval krasan svijet "a CO.
vjeka; I'll, o Boze, koji 81 stvorio ptice u zraku ribe u
moru; III, koji 81 stvorio svakovrsne bline, cvjece Two
tinje ma kopnu, to sve "a nase dobro, daj o Boze, da moze-
mo svakoga dana sjecati Sc Tvoje dobrote izreci one tri
rijeci: Hvala I'll, o Boze!
Ma ovom %. Hrvatskom Zajednicarskom Danu molimo
Tvoiu milost mad clanovima Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
da hi uvijek bratski i "a ednicarski poradili "a dobrobit svo-
ga clanstva, ma polju owe nase najvece dObrotvorne organi-
zacije u America.
To je hasa molba Tebi, o Boze, danas ma ovom Ia
jednicarskom Danu. Amen.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-15

odvise glazbena i umjetna,
pax ljudi koji SUI naucni ma
"becarce" i kafanske maple
We, tesko da mogu dobro ra-
zumjeti umjetnu svirku.
Charles Elias sa svojom
orkestrom dolazi u red maj
boljih nash tamburasa. Sa
svojom spremom i umjetnos-
Gu oni mogu da nastupe u
najvece pozoriste Anne r k e.
Kao zajednicari zasluzuju pax
posebno postovanje i svaku
potporu nasega naroda. l pc
nasem sudu to je jedan cd
najboljih i najzasluzniji mas
tamburaski zbor.
Odbor Hrvatskog Dana sa
ovom tockom svoga progra-
ma, postavio je isti ma visoki
kulturni stupanj, pa i ma to-
me posebna i'm hvala.
Program je zakljucen s pie
som Cokeburg Kolo Grippe i
pjesmom - God Bless Anne
RIGA.
Bolje i odlicnije nije mog-
10 biti.
TEX kratkim potezima
nastojao sam prikazati pro-
gram, koji je bio izvrstan, a
"a opisati znacaj i vaznost
istoga trebali hi mnogo toga
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-15

reel. Kao tajnik Odbora Uje-
dinjenih Odsjeka veselim Sc
i il postovanja govorim 0
programu Odbora Hrvatskog
Dana, jer znam kako je tes-
ko organizirati dollar pro-
gram ma ovakovim velican-
stvenim priredbama. Dan je
bio idealan, a posjeta kolo-
salna, moralni uspjeh zaista
velicanstven.
To smo oyog ljeta mali
dvije velicanstvene proslave
60-godisnjice Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice u Pittsburghu:
Ujedinjeni Odsjeci i Odbor
Hrvatskog Dana, pax je tes-
ko reel koja je cd ovih pro-
slava bolje uspjela sa svo-
jim programom i posjetom.
Svakako je vazno i znacaj-
no, da SUI obje organizacije
u istom duhu i smislu pri-
redile svoje programe, a sto
je najglavnije da u Pitts
burghu obje mogu lijepo,
slozno i bratski da suradjuju
i da jednako zanju velike plo-
dove svoga r%odoljubnog i po-
zrtvovnog rada.
Cast YAM i postovanje 3D.
bornici Odbora Hrvatskog
Dana! - Urednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-15
VEL.ICANSTvEN USPJEH PR0SLAVE
SL0GE zAJEDNICARSK0G BRATSTyA
Joseph Vucic, izvjestitelj

South Chicago, iii. - Proslava 6O-godisnjice Hrvatske
Bratske zajednice, koju su %zajednicki izveli devet njenih
odsjeka u So. Chicago, uspjela je koosalno protiv svakoga
ocekivanja. Kako je poznato proslava Sc odrzala nedjelju
poslje podne ma vece, dine 5. s%eptembra.
Ova proslava bia je izvanredno posjecena. Dvorana je
bLa puma naroda kao sipak spca, citavo vijeme. Program
je bio dobro primljen pc publci.
svh devet odsjeka, koji SUI priredili owl zajednicku pro-
slavu, ucinii SUI sve moguce "a uspjeh proslave jednako
SUI ueestvovali ma proslavi sa svojim clanstvom.
Prema svemu uspjeh je bio vrlo dollar materijalni,
a jos bolji moralni, jer tn Sc prviput u povjesti zajednicara
u So. Chicago pokazala narodna sloga, suradnja "a ednicar-
sko bratstvo u svoj svojoj moci snazi.
o ovom uspjehu bit &c opsirnijeg govora, a ovime zeHm
da makar u kratkim potezima registriram da je mas zajed-
nicki rad polucio velki uspjeh da je ova proslava nase
Zajednice zaista bla Velicanstvena.
zivila bratska sloga u redovima Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-15
0dsjek 514 &c pros|aviti b0-godisnjicu
HBz. S banketom i |ijepin proqramom

Canton, Ohio U ~needjelju 26. septembra o. 6, Cd
sick broj 514 &c proslaviti ma jedan lijepi dostojni nacin
6O-godisnjicu opstanka svoje Hrvatske Bratske Ia ednice
S banketom, govorom lijepim programom, u Americko-
Hrvatskom Domu ma 2543 Winfield Way N. E., Canton, o.
Program &c poceti tocno u 3 sata posije podne, ma k-
jem &c nastupiti nasi mladi talenti sa pjevanjem i sviranjem
biranih pjesama muzkalnih komada. u to cemo prikazati
i pomicnu slku u bojama = "Ovo Je Vasa Hrvatska Brat
ska Zajednica', sto &c najbolje odgovarati ovoj proslavi ma
Sc %zajednice. Ia program u vecer "a plesnu zabavu &c
svrati dobro poznati popularni tamburaski zbor "Pozega"
il Girard, Ohio. Mas pocasni COST glavni govornik &c biti
brat Martin Krasic, glavni ~blagajnik Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice il Pittsburgha.
Odmah liza programa bti &c svecani banket, koji &c po-
ceti tocno u 6 sati ma vecer, a posije banketa u 8 sati ma
vecer &c poceti plesna zabava, "a koju &c svirati tamburaski
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-15
NE0CEk|VAN| USPJEH FEDERACUE
0DSJEkA HBz u DRAW MINNESOTA
Frank Juricic, predsjednik

Chisholm, Mimi. - 5. septembra. Godisnia konferen-
ca, s banketom uvece proslavom 60-godisnjice Hrvatske
Bratske Z%ajednice sve je uspjelo povrh ocekivanja. Ova
konferenca je bla najuspjesnija cd sviju dosadasnjih sto
smo in imai Cd kada smo organizirai FederacUu Odsjeka
Hrvatske Bratske Ia jednice Drzave Minnesota.
Posebna atrakcija poucena je neocekivanim posjetom
naseg glavnog podpredsjednika, brata Milana Vranesa, koji
je govorio o z~ajednici ma konferencij.
Ma nasem banketu u vece bill SUI glavni govornici, CLAW
nj podpredsjednik Milan Vranes, mas senator, brat Thomas
Vukelic mas kongresman, John A. Blatnik. Svaki cd Nth
odrzao je znacajni govor, tie in je publika nagradila S bur-
MIN aplauzom, a osobito naseg posebnog dobrovoljnog 60
sta, brata Vranesa.
Ia vrijeme conference poslje podne ma banketu u
"a ednicarsko bratstvo narodna sloga u redovima nase
Zajednice medju hrvatskim narodom u America.
Toiko ukratko izvjestujem, a u buduce bit &c wise.
zivila sloga i bratstvo u Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zajednici!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-15

Gornja slka predstavlja nasu mladost, buj ni zivot,
veselje buducnost Hrvatske Bratske %Zajednice, koja
sa posebnim odusevljenjem uci hrvatske melodije pie
SINE, pa in izvadja ma tamburicu, u pjesmi kolo plesu.
Ovo je zaista dobra znacajna pojava u nasem narodu,
kad Sc nasa djeca omladina odusevljava "a nasu glaz-
benu kulturu, a time Sc sri gradi narodna svijest.
Tako djecu odgajaju sviesni rodoljubi da svoju mia
DEF uzdrze uz svoj narod.
Ova nasa dicna omladina u Farrellu je organizira-
ma u svoj novi tamburash zbor "Sloga". Svi su oni
clanovi gnijezda Pomlatka HBZ. Njihov prvi nastup ea
bti sa koncertom II nedjelju, is. septenlbra; ii Hfy.sss'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-15

skom Domu ma Staunton Street, Farrell, Pa. Program
&c poceti tocno u 2:3O p~osije podne.
Ma slci SUI u prvom redu s ljeva ma desno kako
slijedi: Elizabeth Lou Allen, Charlotte Raketich, Kath-
ryn Greguric, Ronald Savach, Aurelia Mogun, Martha
Bossick Hranilovich Audrey Zagorac.
U drugom redu S lijeva ma desno SUI njhov ucitelj,
F.. c. koss, Mike Cimoric, Edward Purich, Jr, Joseph
Gregurc, Donald j. Sever David Egercic.
U zadnjem redu S ljeva ma desno SUI owl: Thomas
Lichak, Joseph Gasparich, George Vranich, Andrew
Eecik i E0bert Mikulin.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-15

ma kraju u ime Odbora Hr-
vatskog Dana> a pocast
Zajednice i Meme diamantne
obljetnice urucio je glavnom
predsjedniku, bratu Mandicu
lijepu umjetno izradjenu Spo-
menicu, koja &c ostati kao
trajna uspomena nasim po-
koljenima ma uspomenu i sic
CAME. On je time izrazio O.
sjecajnost i postovanje pre-
ma Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Ia
jednici, sto je zaista bilo INA
cajno i vrijedno je p~ostova-
MIA. Tako je govorio lijepo j
engleski. Brat Mandic mu Sc
zahvalio ma tako ozbiljnom i
doista rodoljubnom govoru i
pocasti, sto .je publika burno
pozdravila.
Nastupa glasovita Kolo
Grupa odsjeka broj 1854 IL
Cokeburga, pod vodstvom in
teligentnog i agresivnog svo-
ga vodje, vrlog zajednicara
= brata Bernardo Luketica,
Najprije SUI nastupili mladi i
'djeca, a publika Sc rastapa
cd mflina. Potion je nastu-
pila j odrasla omladina u po-
sebno divnim narodnim nos
MAMA. Ia vanredna slika i
skoro umjetnicki Piles sve je
zanijelo i razveselilo.
I kako je bio oglaseno ma
stupa nasa clanica, ljepotica,
Miss Pennsylvania, Helen
Vidovic, clanica odsjeka $40
u Conway-u. Predstavlja ju
pr~edsjednik Hrvatskog Dana,
brat Anthony Braidic, a pu-
blika ju sa odusevljenjem po-
zdravlja. Sa svojom ljepo-
tom sve je zanijela i obcara-
la. Predsjednik kluba ME
nog odsjeka, brat Ed. Sa-
bolic, pozdravlja ju kao svo-
ju clanicu, u kojem odsjeku
je MEN died i otac SUI bill
clanovi i mnogi drugi il ME
ne obitelji tie ju posebno ma
gradjuje. Glavni predsjednik,
brat Mandic, takodjer nastu-
pa tie ju pozdravlja i on joj
u pocast dariva lijepu tro-
feju. Svi Sc ponosimo sa o.
vom Mason djevojkom, koja
je kao ljepotica nasa, dosla
prva do takovog priznanja i
slave pred Amerikom.
Posebna atrakcija progra-
ma bill SUI Charles Elias i ME
gova Tamburica Serenaders.
Brat Charles Elias pozdrav-
liza u kratko publiku i nagla-
suje gdje SUI oni sve svirali
ma Zajednicarskom Danu, pa
kako oni u Wisconsin, ina
du svoj Zajednicarski Dan.
Govori tocno i lijepo hrvat-
ski a sa Joplin osjecajem o
Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zajedni-
ci, vidi Sc da je iskreni "a
jednicar. Prvi komad sto SUI
svirali bio je Pozdrav Hrvat-
skoj Bratskoj Zajednici, sto
je uglazbio njegov pokojni O.
tao, koji je Zajednicu mno-
go ljubio i svoju djecu 3D.
gojio u njenom duhu. Potion
SUI nastavili sa posve umjet-
MIN glazbenim komadima, ka-
kovi Sc rijetko cuju u svirci
nase tamburice. Uz svirku
zborovodja je glazbu zacinja-
vac i sa pjesmom, sa svojim
uvjezbanim i lijepim glasom
baritoniste. U njihovim IL
vodima smo zaista uzivali.
Moguce je "a nekog obicnog
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