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Cohn-Kennedy Row May Put
New Problem Before Senators

said Mr.. Cohn told him he knew
of no such writings.
Senator Mundt called for an
end to the long feud" he said
had existed between Mr.. Cohn
and Mr.. Kennedy.
1T is something that has no
place in these hearings and it
isn't going to have a place in
these hearings" he declared yes
terday. They are just popping
off and they can stop it,"
Senator Mundt said he had
telephoned Mr.. Cohn earlier yes
terday and that Mr.. Cohn told
him he had never made any
statement that he would bring
in "pro-Communist writings" of
Senator Jackson.
He also quoted Mr.. Cohn as
saying that he didn't know of
any such writings and that it
would be ridiculous" for him to
make such a statement.
COhn Explains to Mundt.
Senator Mundt said that he
had called Mr.. Cohn to ask him
what happened after reading .ac-
counts of the alteration with
Mr.. Kennedy.
He said Mr.. Cohn told him
that when he went behind the
committee table after Fridays
hearing he was looking for Sen
ator Jackson to tell him that he
had intended to bring out that
there was "a lot more sense and
substance" to a Schine plan for
combating communism than the
Senator's Glowing questions in
dicated."
However, he didn't find Sen
ator Jackson but ran into Mr..
Kennedy. Senator Mundt said
Mr.. Cohn told him there was
IAN angry exchange of words
out denied voicing any threat.
Gives "Fair Warning"
Senator Mundt said he told
Mr.. Cohn that he wanted to
give him flair warning" that
any material about Senator
Jackson such as had been men
toned would have no place in
Evening star., 1954-06-13

of the Army Stevens, may not be
back in Washington in time to
resume the witness chair tomor-
row when the hearings resume.
If he is not here, Francis P. Carr,
who has been the subcommittee
chief of staff under Senator Nc
Carthy, probably will take the
witness stand.
The case involves charges by
the Army that Senator Nc
Carthy, Roy M. Cohn and Mr..
Carr sought by improper pres
sure to obtain special treatment
for Pvt. David Schine, a volun-
teer worker for the Mccarthy
Committee, when he was drafted
into the Army. Senator Nc
Carthy has countercharged that
the Army Department sought to
blackmail him to stop his in
vestigation of subversives in the
Army.
Evening star., 1954-06-13
Illinois 6. 0. P. Platform
Praises Eisenhower
By the Assoeiated Press

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 12.-
Illinois Republicans at their
State convention today adopted
a platform which praised PreSi-
dent Eisenhower and took no
stand on Senator Mccarthy. the
Bricker amendment or the Indo-
China situation.
The platform committee at
hearings Thursday and Friday
had received suggestions for in
dorsement of Senator Mccarthy
and the Wisconsin Republicans
Communist investigation activ-
ity, but nothing was done about
it.
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shall have a committee chair
manShip. He would create a
precedent which would rise to
plague the Senate in the future.
Furthermore, the hearings in
the Army-McCarthy investiga-
ton have not been completed.
Any motion to take away any,
thing from Senator Mccarthy
should await the conclusion of
those hearings and the commit
tee report.
IF the Flanders resolution
were brought to the floor for dis
cussion. it probably would lead
to a long debate and so block
the progress of the administra-
tlon'S program"
Warns Seniority Rule.
Senator Knowland added that
the Flanders proposal would
break down the seniority rule,
dear to Senate hearts. He pointed
out that the only case of the
removal of a Senate chairman
is that of Senator Charles Sum-
ner of Massachusetts, chairman
of the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee during the admin
iStration of President Grant.
Senator Sumner had differences
with Grant. His chairmanship
was taken away from him when
the majority party-the Repub-
lican Party-refused to rename
him at the beginning of a
session.
Senator Knowland said that
the Flanders proposal should
have come before the Republican
Policy Committee of the Senate,
and probably before the Repub-
lican Conference of the Senate,
which embraces all Republican
members Of the upper house.
Four Courses Open.
"Now that it is on the desk" +"
Senator Knowland commented,
ANY one, Democrat or Republi-
can, can call it up, even if SEN
ator Flanders does not. There
are four courses. The resolution
can be called up for a direct vote.
A motion can be made to take it
from the desk and send it to
committee. probably the Rules
Committee, and a motion can be
made to table it. The first two
motions are open to debate and
the third must be voted on with
out debate. The motion to table,
if carried, would effectually kill
the resolution" The fourth
course would be to let the reSolu-
ton remain indefinitely on the
desk.
One Democratic senator said
the report of the subcommittee
urging that Senator McCarthy's
financial dealings be looked into
had been made two years ago
and that since then the Senate
has approved Senator McCar-
thy's election to the chairman
ship of the Senate Government
Operations Committee. The Sem
ator also is chairman of the Sen
ate Permanent Investigating
Subcommittee, an arm of the
Government operations group.
The Senate also voted-with only
one adverse ballot-to give Sem
ator Mccarthy the money he
asked for continuing his investi-
cations.
Senator Mccarthy is filling
speaking engagements over the
week end in Wisconsin and
South Dakota. He has made it
clear he still considers the de-
man for investigation of his
nnanclal matters q smear ell
fort against him.
Challenged BY SymingtOn.
Earlier last week. Senator
Symington of Missouri, a Demo-
cratic member of the committee
investigating the Arm y-Mc-
Carthy row, challenged Senator
Mccarthy to go before a special
committee of the Senate to
testify regarding his financial
operations.
Senator Mccarthy, who
stepped down temporarily as
chairman of the investigations
committee while it is looking into
his controversy with Secretary
Evening star., 1954-06-13
State 6. 0. P. Farley
Shouts Approval
OF McC athy Record
BY the Asseciotod Press

MILWAUKEE,, June IA
resolution praising Senator Nc
Carthy. Republican, Of Wisconsin
was adopted by a rouSing voice
vote today at his home State Re-
publican convention after an at
tack on the Senator was Stifled
by boos, catcalls and stamping
feet.
Examination shows there is
neither honesty, integrity or de-
cency in the record Of the Junior
Senator from Wisconsin" Harold
Michael of Amery shouted.
Michael, Polk County G. o. p.
chairman and president of the
Joe Must Go Club of Wisconsin,
said. 1.-The future of the Repub-
lican Party must be our primary
concern. Mccarthy is Certainly
not concerned with the welfare
of the Republican Party"
Chairman Is Ignored.
The convention chairman, Rep
resentative Laird, Republican. of
Wisconsin, pounded furiously
with his gavel for order but the
delegates booing Michael paid no
attention.
In a preceding resolution the
1000 delegates sided with Nc
Carthy against President Eisen-
hover on the question of giving
legislative committees details on
top level administrative confer
enceS.
The Wisconsin G. o. P. con-
vention, however, also adopted a
resolution praising the Eisen-
hover administration in general.
Senator Mccarthy, Republi-
can, of Wisconsin. told the con-
vention he would support Mr..
Eisenhower If he were running
for Office today, but added he
would not be a rubber stamp
even if it involves the flesh of
the Republican Party"
He said, II don't care if we
have a Democrat or Republican
in the Presidents chair, if I
am to do my duty to the people
of my State I can't be a rub
ber stamp even if it involves
the flesh of the Republican
Party, which think is the
greatest in the world"
Denies Seeking Fight.
Senator Mccarthy told the
convention, "A lot of my good
friends say oh Mccarthy, you
are trying to start a fight with
the Eisenhower administration
My good friends, nothing could
be further from the truth.
"I think that Eisenhower has
conducted his administration so
infinitely better than the pre-
vious administration, that I
could with a very clear conSci-
ence go out and campaign for
him today if he were running
for Office"
But Senator Mccarthy also
asserted: Nov is the time to let
the country know that as long
as we are in power, there will be
no rubber stamp and the test of
party loyalty is not how well
you can play the game OF follow
the leader"
Plans p. o. w. Inquiry.
The Senator also said here
today that as soon as the present
hearings into his dispute with
Army officials is ended the per-
marent Investigations subcom-
committee will start looking into
the matter of American prisoners
of war still held by the Reds.
He said Senator Potter. Re-
publican, of Michigan, who has
been working on the situation,
will act as temporary chairman
of his committee for that in
Evening star., 1954-06-13
Hearing
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Of the Senate. I do not believe
1t was the procedure which
should have been followed. I
don't believe the motion was
justified. It is contrary to the
procedure of the Senate. 1t
would open up q Variable Pan
dora's box
For long years it has been
the practice of the majority
party in the Senate to name the
chairmen and the committee
members of the standing COM
mittees at the opening Cf each
Congress. Senator Flanders pro-
poses now to permit the minor
ity to say whether a Senator
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the hearing and that he would

the hearing and that he would
rule it out as irrelevant.
Senator Mundt said Senator
Mccarthy also had telephoned
him from Milwaukee Friday
night to inquire what it was
all about.
He said that after he gave an
account of the incident, Senator
Mccarthy told him II have no
reason to investigate any men,
Der of the subcommittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10
VETERAN

win sell for the approved loan value,
this 2-story. with 2 lge. bedrms.
and bath on 2nd A.; large den. suf-
firepl.: full din. rm.; kit. with
auto. dishwasher; full bsmt.; auto.
washer and dryer; custom built in
AS. Original owner. WA. 7-1232.
]. EVERETT ROBERTSON. WA.
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GI-NO CASH DOWN
RRICK RAMBLER

Located in College Park-LoveIy all
brick 3-bedrm, house; has spac. liv
rm.; de luke kit; full bsmt.: gas
heat. lge. level lot. Price SI2,S00
Monthly payments, including tax,
approximately $S5. To inspect, call
Mr.. McGinniss. at TU. 2-23SS.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES
(L-1b6l. Ill
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Z HucKNELL MANoR-NoN.aI

NAME YOUR DOWN PAYMENT
Take over huge As CT loan at $50
Diet: home, completely redec. this
spring. Lge. ltv. rm., separate din.
rm., equipped kit, and full bsmt.
with pine-paneled rec. rm. and bar
Picket-fenced yard. Aluminium storm
windows MAKE AN OFFER. KEEL
: WAY BROS. TIE, 6-5495.
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California rambler on ss-acre level
ground: ]. block OF Route 3. mr..
Camp Springs. custom-built house;
with fireplace, separate din. rrn.. de
like kitchen, lovely bedrms.. full
tiled bath; large closets; screened
porch: nice patio; h.-w.h; beautifully
handicapped lot Cony. to Andrews
Field and other Govt. bases. BY appt.
only.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LII. 4-0040
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

THREE BEDROOMS, large yard: con.
yenient to everything. Pentaeon;
modern; $500, So, 900 down. $500
South 9th st. 10. 7-917O. OWNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10

OLORED-KENLW Eastern
aye.-Nothing dn., CT $50 total mo
payt.; cash settlement costs approx
1876, 5-rm. .bungalow; exceptionally
clean: fun bsmt.. gas heat. range
j. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. 7-SOS0.
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BRICK RAMBLER
So, $50
HTTJCREST HEIGHTS

444AIN4GGO1 11E11I1 ! y
Open sun, 2-6; 5915 gath ave.
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kit, large finished rec. rrn.; deer
lot. Turn left of Colebrook dr., at
Gath ave. and straight ahead for
3 blks. to house and Open Sign.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 10000
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CT OR NoN-GI--Subarban 6ricE-and.
frame home In Holmes Run Acres. on
lovely p.-acre lot; 3 bedrooms. large
kitchen. carport and patio. Must
sell this week end; only $14.T50
with 81 900 to $500 down. Open
Sunday. Is. To inspect. drive out
Arlington blvd. 4 miles past 2 Cor
ners to Gallows I'd. then turn left
70 aCimss I SuN 81; a IN 1els e io
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seTHE SAHARA

Brand-new 54-ft. rambler
with carport. Liv- rrn., 25xI3.
with picture window and de-
Hghttul dinette, done in poll
ished knotty-pirle. 3 bright
bedrms. with sliding.door clos
cts, ceramic color tile bath.
WESTINGHOUSE kitchen with ex-
haust fan. Many more excel
lent features. Situated on
beautiful wooded lot, S5x13O.
Price. $l4,750. Reasonable
terms.
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SEE THISI

Hyattsyilie Hills. 1904 Hamilton ST.
bedrms.. 4 Walk-in closets. 26-ft
Nv. I'm. with drepi. large din. rm.,
screened porches. full bsnnt,. oil
h.-w.h.. newly decorated: So, 600
down. reasonable monthly payments.
]. VICTOR DICKEY
AP. 7.S0SO
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ALEX.-BRADDoCK HTS.

This 4 or 5-bedrm. home features
many extras such as pine-paneled
dryer, deep freeze. dishwasher. gar
bage disposal, patio in rear with
barbecue. att. garage. side screened
porch. 24-tt, hM rIa.:: only S-yrs.
old No; g: Cal XII. s-S600,
v. I. MARGUM, REALTORS
~ Ill
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GQRGEQIIS

Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
LANHAM. MD. APP. $4,000
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ARLINGTON. N. S19.950 Lovely
Crestwood brick rambler; 8 bedrms.,
Ia baths. liv. rm.. f1repl.. spicture
window, draperies; cheerful dining
nm, excel. kit. full bsmt.; large
lot; fruit trees, grapevines, shrubs.
LUCILLE COOK, JE. 2-3272.. JE.
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SMALL HOuSE with WITH expansion nos
sibiltties; Falls Church; can't be
beat at $1,000. 4 yrs. old. Q bed
rooms $500 down; $50 mo. No
GRIM. CONTEMPORARY HOME. w
yrs. old; fully equip. kit, lge. liv.
rm. with fireplace. cor. lot with
trees. twin barbecue pits Il, rear
yard: many other features: Sic, 800.
JE 4-2S06 III -
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FAIRS ruupcx. Apr.

BRICK--THREE BEDROOMS WITH
Ers SLIDING DOOR. DAYLIdH1
Hale Hale BATH; HEAIT:.ACRE LOT
Z EQUIPPED; FLA. S16.95O.
Directions: Out Route so fArling.
ton blyd] to LIST stoplisht past
Seven Corners. turn left on An.
mandate I'd. and go g MI, turn
left on Kerns I'd. and 20 half mile
to project on right. IL
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ARLINGTON, N, S1s,e50; Lorcom
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home; entr. hall, liv. rm. 21x13.
fireplace; paneled den. din. room
15x14, de luxe kit. breakfast mock;
y bath; End A.. 8 bedrms., bath;
fun bsmt.. v bath. oil INV. heat;
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N. Arlington
PrOSDectorS

Delight-nestled low to the
ground, this great ind literally
sparkles. Naval ofiicer has his
3-BEDROoM GEM in tip-top
$50O-$1 900 DOWNGI
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA---In nearby Virginia.
most desirable residential area;
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setting of huge oak trees on a splen-
did lot of nearly "a acre; liv.. rm.
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With fireplace: powder EFT rm and huge hug
rms, two baths on End fl. > rec. rm.
2.car built-in garage. slate roof
S37 500. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI
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ARL.s N. S16.350, CT. westover CO.
lonial 3-bedrm. brick. full bsmt: mr.
bus and ShODs KE S-4Sl6 Ill
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Canton Juniors Awaiting December II
Treat, Refreshers And Gift Exchange

Canton, Ohio - AS is our
annual custom, the members
of CFU Lodge 514 are once
again making preparations to
give the youngsters of Junior
Nest 1876 their Christmas
treat on Sunday, December
II, at the American Croatian
Home, 1858 Winfield Way,
N. e.
An interesting program is
being formulated and is sla-
ted to begin at 800 PM. 1t
will include the singing of fa-
vorite Christmas carols by
the youngsters of the Nest,
the talents of Marie Bieyl and
Anna Cantor on the violin,
and community singing by all
our guests.
Just as soon as the pro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Flint Youngsters
Promised YuIe Fun

Flint, Mich. - The Gro
attain Home, located at 27O1
st. John Street, will be the
scene Of a gala Christmas
Party for the youngsters of
our organization, on Decem-
Der 10, promptly at 400 PM.
The kiddies will be treated
with gobs of the usual good
les which the Yuletide season
brings with it such as pop,
candy, oranges, apples, hot
dogs and possibly movie.
We hope you parents will
see to it that your children
share in the special thrill
which we have in store for
them at this festive Yuletide
event. Send or bring them
down to the Croatian Home
and watch the shine in their
eyes as they join the fun.
Charles Marold, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Fair warning!

We have pointed out,
time and again, that Thurs
day noon is the deadline
for all material intended
for publication in the fol.
lowing issue of the English
Section.
Material received after
the deadline will not be
considered for publication
under any J: circumstances,
inclusive OF such time worn
silly excuses as Il forgot
to, send it in earlier" :" or
$50, and so was supposed
to send it in, but fell down
onsthe job.'
Our correspon dents yin
have TO abide by the Thurs
day noon deadline i. . or
else. If your article isn't
published, you, and you
alone, are to be blamed!
Stephen F. Brlich
English Editor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
East Pittsburgh Nest
To Stage Yu|e Social
Saturday, December IS

E. Pittsburgh, Pa. - The
Annual Junior Order Nest
143 Christmas Party will be
held Saturday, December 18,
at the South Slavic Workers
Hall, corner Electric and No.
Avenue, Ea st Pittsburgh.
Time, 1::30 PM sharp.
Awaiting our boys and girls
are colored comic films, a
Christmas movie, games and
prizes, and gifts for each
Junior in attendance. Please
remember: - You must be
present to receive your gift
from Santa Claus, who will be
with us throughout the fun
fest.
Parents are urged to see to
it that their children be in
attendance!
Matthew Mlinarich, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Milwaukee Nest
Sets Party Date

Milwaukee, Wise. - CYAN
guard" ES Lodge 807 affili-
ates and those of Junior Nest
$50 will be feted at a Christ
mas Party on Sunday, De-
cember IL, 1854, at Reberni-
sek's Hall.
The affair is slated to take
up most of the afternoon
what with a tasty luncheon,
refreshments, music and old
st. Nick himself, on our food
and program menu. Santa
promises to have a little
something for the kiddies and
the older folks are asked to
bring "along a twenty-five
cent gift for exchanging.
Once again we issue a call
for more women to partici-
pate in our new Mothers Club
venture. Send in your name
to your Lodge secretary or
nest manager and we will see
to it that you are notified of
the next meeting of the Club.
Mitzie, Nest Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

gram closes we will all enjoy
t h e delicious refreshments
prepared by the Committee,
and the gift exchange for
which we ask each child to
bring a gift in the value of
fifty cents.
The kids will be we'll taken
care of with mountains of
choice refreshments, candy,
popcorn balls and other deli
cacies. All this is absolutely
free Of charge to our Nest
affiliates.
We urge the parents to
send or bring the children
down and let them enjoy a
special social event prepared
for them in honor of the
Yuletide season.
Theresa Marich, Rep.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Frisco Juniors
In Party Switch

San Francisco, Cal. - San
Fran ncisco members and
friends are urged to note the
change of location for our
Annual Christmas Party for
the Junior Members which is
to be held Sunday, December
10Th.
The correct address for the
party is the Yugoslav Sokol
Hall, $50 Eddy ST., and not at
the new Croatian Home as
this writer advised you in his
previous article.
Due to a misunderstanding
among the parties concerned,
it was not possible to carry
through the tentative original
decision; the only blame lies
with the undersigned for as
suming the decision was final
before definite commitments
were obtained.
We extend our apologies
and hope that none are in
convenienced, nor the situa-
ton misconstrued due to our
error.
William Blazevich, Jr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Pitpa Nest 51b
Party Saturday

N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.-The
"Pitpa" Junior Order Nest
SIG Christmas Party will roll
around once again on Satur-
day evening, December II.
Will you be there?
Well gather at st, Nicholas
Lyceum, 1926 East Ohio St.,
and see to it that every boy
and girl is royalty entertained
and treated in holiday style.
BY the way, you older folks
are also invited to enjoy this
funfest. The more the mer-
rier. Coming?
Marie Sekel, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Chi Nest $40 In
Gala Time SUNDAY

Chicago, iii. - Christmas
is creeping along these days,
and to be specific of the fact
and spiritually speaking:
This is Santa Claus time. A
happy day for the children
throughout the land. And so
I bring glad tidings to the
boys and girls of Progress"
Nest 61O. .s
It is a pleasure to announce
that arrangements for a
Christmas Party have been
made for Sunday afternoon,
December IL, at Francis Hall,
6122 S. Ashland Ave., from
2 until 400 pm.
Santa will be there with the
usual Yuletide greetings. Re-
freshments, games and toys
will constitute the afternoon
program.
This has been a tradition of
Nest 61O since it's existence.
Well see you there.
John A. Yager, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Cleveland Kadefs To
Have Fun December 19
| Durinq YuIetide Fete

Cleveland, Ohio - "St. Nj
cholas Kadets" Junior Nest
62 will hold its annual Yule-
tide Party, complete with all
the gay and festive trimm-
ings, on Sunday, December
19, at 4:30 PM, at the St.
Nicholas Church Hall, East
Seth Street and Superior Ave.
All parents are asked to
kindly make reservations for
their children just as soon as
possible, since the Committee
would like to purchase suit
able gifts for the various age
groups in our Nest.
If your child is planning to
attend, please call Mrs. Mary
Leonhardt at TU 5-2988, Mrs.
Martha HUM at TU 4-0937,
or yours truly at EN- 1871.
Drop me a note if you find
that more convenient. All we
ask is that you notify us in
some manner before the date
of the party.
Movies, gifts, refreshments,
entertainment and a visit
from Santa Claus are just
some Of the highlights of our
Forthcoming festivities.
A door prize is in the Off
ing for some lucky young
gentleman and lady present.
Adults who are in attendance
with their children may par
take Of our delicious refresh
ments for a small donation of
twenty-five cents.
May we remind you that
dues will be accepted right
after the conclusion Of the
celebration. We urge you to
settle your account with us
at that time.
Don't forget to make your
reservations today for a
grand and glorious Christmas
Party on Sunday, December
10Th. Well see you there. Sea-
sons Greetings to all of you.
Goldie Malone, Mgr.