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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Hines Sells Rare Collections
At Historic Frederick Estate

nent Washingtonians given to
song and wassail on club oc-
casions, explain that they named
their club Alfalfa because that
is the plant whose roots will
travel farthest for a drink.
They auctioned of the eggnog
cow yesterday. She was a favor
lite at the picnics. She had a
metal tank within her and her
udder yielded a milk Of great
potency. She went to Mrs.
Brinton E. Sullivan of Frederick
for $3.50.
A mahogany highboy brought
1910. Two of the large audubon
prints brought $170 and sos.
Several chests sold at from 5000
to $400.
Presidents Letters Sold.
The Presidents letters, each
framed with a steel engraving Of
the writer, brought these prices:
Washington, $l65: John Adams.
$50; Thomas Jefferson. $14O;
James Monroe, $40: John @.
Adams signature only). $7.5o:
Andrew jackson. SIS; John
Tyler, $22: Buchanan, $3.50;
Lincoln (two letters, $50 and
$145, and U. S. Grant, $37.
There was also an Alexander
Hamilton letter which brought
$45. @1i
The sale brought to light the
variety of items a wealthy couple
given to collecting can bring
together in several decades.
There were multiple clocks. one
large enough for a big man to
hide in; there were old-fash-
Toned squirrel cages with whirl-
ing runways; there we're wooden
horses from a merry go-round;
there was a rowing machine and
a locomotive bell. World War I
hand grenadeS, Revolutionary
muskets, q large collection OF
silhouette pictures, golden
spoons, English saddles and q
mans coonskin coat.
Dealers from Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and York, Pa, attended
but made q few purchases. The
public was making the prices too
high for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Baby Hurt by Firecracker
Tossed Off PASSING Bus
speeioI Di.pO,eh 10 The Ssur

MOCREFIELD, w. Va. June
12.-Roger L. Canoe, 10-month-
old son of Mrs. TeSSie Canoe.
Fox's Hollow, was injured yes
terdAy when a flrecracker thrown
from a passing bus exploded in
the baby's face.
Kenneth j. Sunafrank, Is,
member of q high school class
which was en- route from WASH
ington, to their homes in Adams
Mills, Ohio, said he threw q fire.
cracker on a dare. The fire-
cracker glanced OF Mrs. Ga.
noes shoulder and exploded in
the face of her baby she was
carrying. The child was treated
by DR.. j. F. Eaton for multiple
facial decorations.
State Police Sergt. r. e.
Schnell and Trooper c. D. Austin
from Romney pursued the bus
and oyer&pok 1t at Mt. Storm.
Sunafrank was returned to ROM
ney. pleaded guilty and paid .
flne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Mrs. 0panowich's Plea
10 Be Heard tomorrow

An appeal from the second
degree murder conviction of
Mrs. Viola S. Opanowich is to
be argued before the Virginia
Supreme Court Of Appeals to-
morrow at Richmond. Va.
Mrs. Opanowich. 42-year-old
housewife who lived at Ills
South Eighteenth street, Airing
ton, was convicted Of the second
degree murder charge in Ar
lington Circuit Court in May,
1853, in connection with the
death of her six-day-old SON.
The baby's body was found In
q field near Shirley highway on
February II. 1853. A coroner's
report showed that the infant
died of suffocation.
A 12-year prison term was i'm
posed on Mrs. Opanowich. She
has been at the State Reform
atory for Women, Goochland
va.
The appeal will be argued by
Attorneys William C. Nemeth
and Leonard s. Sattler. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Virginia Woman, Is,
dies as Home Burns
spseioI Dispoieh 10 The stor

LOVETTSVnLE, Va, June IL.
Mrs. Lillian Conard Wenner,
76, was burned to death in a fire
which destroyed her home three
miles from here early today.
The widow of Karse K. Wen
ner, Mrs. Wenner lived alone in
a 1O-room frame house. Her huS-
band died last October.
The fire was discovered about
1890 am. by a paSserby, who
was driven back by smoke and
flame when he tried to enter the
house. He summoned the Bruins
wick and Hamilton fire depart
ments but they were unable to
enter the house in search Of the
victim. Only two chimneys were
left standing.
Mrs. Wenner is survived by a
son, Robert C. Wenner, of Lees
burg, two daughters, Mrs. STAN
ley Wilson, of Middleburg, and
Mrs. Edward Pitt. in Germany
with her soldier husband. and
six grandchildren.
The cause of the fire was un-
determined. The body was found
near the front door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Falls Church Seniors
Win u SCHOLARSHIPS

Twenty-Five scholarships have
been awarded to members of the
graduating class of Falls Church
High School.
Appointments to the Naval
Academy were won by Patrick
M. Commons, Gerald A. Blake
and T. B. Giambattista. Michael
Norell won q $3.50 scholarship.
renewable for four years, to the
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology.
Peter r. w. Bays won a Naval
ROTC appointment at Prince
ton University and Frank H,
Deardon, jr.. won q similar APP
pointment to Miami University
OF Oxford. Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
$500 Fire Damages
Store in SundY Spring

Sandy Spring (Md) firemen
yesterday quickly doused a blaze
at the back of q general mer-
chandise store 200 yards from
the fire station.
r. w. Kemp, co-owner of the
Sandy Spring Store, said the
blaze burned part Of a porch
and roof behind the store. He
said the fire was caused by
sparks from an incinerator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
1850 Eligible 10 Vote
In Arlington Primary

More than 1880 Arlington
residents were registered to vote
when the deadline for registra-
ton for the July Is primary ex-
pired at midnight.
OF the $500 new voters added
in the past year, $50 were reg
istered yesterday.
The previous high was about
$4,000, who were on the rolls
for the 1852 presidential cleo
ton. The lists were purged Of
about 5000 names last year. Most
Of them were names Of persons
who had moved out Of the
county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Wife Shot as ProwIer
Still in Critical Condition

The 30-year-old wife of a Park
policeman remained in every
critical condition" at Emergency
Hospital last night with wounds
received when her husband shot
her in the head thinking she was
a prowler.
Hospital officials said there
had been no change in the con-
dition of Mrs. Charles w. RoSzak.
of 3431 Yuma street NV. A
bullet from a gun her husband
bought her for protection crashed
into the back of her head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

A. Murray Preston. an attor-
ney who lives at II West Thorn
apple place. Chevy Chase, Nd,
yesterday was elected to a three
year term on the alumni coun-
Gil Of Phillips Academy, An
dover, Mass. at that schools
a76th commencement exercises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Gov. McKeIdin Urges
Big Maryland Vote
For CityHome Rule
By Gene Goodwin
Stor Stoff Cerrespondent

OCEAN CITY, Md, June 12.-
Governor McKeldin today urged
Maryland municipal officials to
pile up a big vote next November
for municipal home rule so that
the stage will be set for the next
step--home rule for counties.
I'VE want to convince those
who will be members of next
years general assembly that the
sovereign people of Maryland
overwhelmingly favor home rule
in general" he said.
The forthcoming November 2
referendum on the constitutional
amendment extending greater
powers Of self-government to
residents of cities and towns was
the main topic of organized and
informal discussion here today
as the Maryland Municipal
League wound up its 9th annual
conference. .9
Legislature Commended.
The more than 200 municipal
officials present unanimously
adopted resolution commend
ing the 1854. state legislature
for its foresight and vision" In
passing the bill providing fol-
the home rule referendum and
urging the voters of Maryland to
approve it.
The league. with the support
of Mr.. McKeldin, a former
mayor of Baltimore, was the
principal force behind enactment
of the home rule bill.
If the amendment wins voter
approval. the State legislature no
longer will be able to pass laws
for individual municipalities ex-
cept in matters of debt and tax
limits. 1t only will be able to
enact laws for municipalities as
a class. The amendment pro-
vided that, for this purpose, the
legislature will divide the munic-
qualities into four or less classes
Town and city officials would
not receive any great grant of
authority under the amendment,
the league was told by its new
president, Mayor Russell P,
Smith of Cambridge. What it
would mean, he said. is that the
voters residing in municipalities
would be able to amend their
town charters by referendum
Now only the legislature can
amend town charters.
To Encourage Interest.
In addition to reducing by 20
per cent the load of local legiS-
lation handled by the general as
sembly, Mr.. Smith said, the con-
stitutional change would inspire
greater citizen interest and par
ticipation in municipal affairs
Governor McKeldin presented
national safety council award!
to seven Maryland towns for 60
ing for one year 1889 without
a fatal accident. Accepting the
awards were Mayors Herbert w
Reichelt of Mount Rainier
Charles r. Davis of College
Park, George M. Miller of Ia
koma Park, Frank LaStner Of
.Greenbelt, and Joseph L. Mathia:
of Westminster, and Councilman
Walter B. Ford of Riverdale anc
Police Sergt. Lloyd S. Truly Of
FroStburg.
Another resolution adopted
urges the legislature next veal
to override Governor McKeldini
veto of a bill that would have
given municipalities the power
to set speed limits on town road!
not part of the state roads sys'
tenn. Present state law prevents
towns from setting speed limits
on their streets lower than 2!
miles. an. hour and higher
than %. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
souure Donee Slotted

The Sash Shayers Square
Dance Club viii hold a benefit
dance from $3.50 to II pm. Tues
day in the Parkington shopping
center, Arlington. Va. Proceeds
will go to Help for Limited Chill
dren" Of Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
FumiIy NIGHT Meeting

The Chillum-R Ray Citizens As
ISOLATION will hold a family might
meeting, with movies and re-
freshmentS, at 8 pm. tomorrow
in the Chillum Elementary
School, Chillum and Sargent
roads, Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Foirfux x-Roy Unit

Fairfax County's mobile x-ray
unit will be at the Springfield
(Va) Shopping Center from l
to 8 pm. Wednesday. Sponsored
by the Tubercular Association,
the examination Is free to all
persons over IS.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
VINKO PRPROVIc

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ovime daje-
mo do znanja tlanstvu naseg od-
sjeka broj 80, prijateljima sve-
ukupnom clanstvu HBZ., da smo
owe godine sa smrcu ,izgubili pr
vog clana IL nasih redova, brata
Vinka Prprovica, koji je umro 23.
marca 1854.
Pokojni brat bio 1e rodjen 1883.
u mjetu Kolonove, Krezavljan, Ju-
goslavija. U redove HBZ. je pri-
stupio 1890, u mas odsjek je do
Sac sa Prestupnom Listinom IL od-
sjeka 326.
la sebe ostavlja suprugu Rose,
kao mnogo prijatelja znanaca
Sprovod Sc je odrzao rs. marca,
u 9 sati u jutro, a vjerski obredi
su Sc odrzali u zavodu pogrebnika
Zakrajseka. Nakon toga je krenu-
la povorka ma Calvary Groblje,
gdje smo mrtvo tijelo predali cr-
moi zemlji ma vjecni pocinak. Mad
grobno slovo je procitao brat Ste
phen Shimitz, predsjednik odsjeka
80 HBZ.
Tebi brate Vinko Prprovic, ne
ka bude lahka americka gruda
zemlje, tvojim milim dragima
nase duboko iskreno sauceste.
George Maljevac, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
'ProsIavimo zajednicu
Ma veIiCanstven naCin

Steelton, Pa. - Prastari je
obicaj kod sviju naroda, a
tako isto i kod hrvatskog
naroda, da ma svecan natin
slavi godisnjicu onoga, sto je
vriJedno i plemenito da Sc
proslavi. Slave sc godisnjice
pojedinaca, kao malih We
cih organizacija po raznim
nasim koolnijama, i svaki IL
spjeh tih proslava je popra-
cen sa velikim zadovoljstvom
i odusevljenjem cd onih, ko-
j in pripremaju koji ma Mi
ma ucestvuju.
Etc, hvala Bogu, dozivismo
i to, da &c americki Hrvati
owe godine proslaviti 6O-go-
disnjicu opstanka svoje die
ne plemenite ustanove, Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice u
nedjelju, 25. julia, u lijepom
zabavnom West View Parku
u gradu Pittsburghu, bas ta-
mo gdje Sc je osnovala i gdje
Sc njen ured nalazi.
Nasa Zajednica je Cd svog
osnutka pa do danas nepre-
stance iSla trnovitim putem
polagano ali sigurno naprijed,
koja ce lei i u buduce. Kroz
60 godina svoga opstanka O.
na je ucinila toliko dobra "a
svoje clanstvo, sto je ovdje
nemoguce sve opisati. Ona je
otrla mnogo suza sirotinji,
jer je uvijek vrsila obaveze
prema svome clanstvu i nil
hovim bastinicima. Ona je po-
magala ne samo svoje cla-
move j svoj hrvatski narod,
vec je pomagala i ostale ma
rode koji SUI Sc ma nju obra-
till "a pomoc u raznim ne
zgodama. Ona je ne samo do
brotvorna ustanova, nego i
zastupnica svoga naroda u
novoj nam domovini. Pomog-
la je mnoge nase vjerske,
prosvjetne kulturne organi-
zacije, bez CHE pomoci tesko
bi iste mogle opstojati.
Zato, brace j sestre diljem
owe zemlje, cd mole strane
ia bi vam svima iskreno pre-
porucio, da. sc svi nadjemo
ma 25. julia u West View
Parku, pa da bi sto dostoj-
nije proslavili ovu 6O-obljet.
nicu naSe Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice.
Petar Bahoric, clan
odsjeka 13 H. B. z.
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Vazzno "a Clarion
Clarion. Pa. -

CldlrCOn, IA. - Buducl Ga
Sc mnogo naseg naroda spre.
ma poci ma Za.jednicarski Dan
Ujedinjenih Odsjeka ovog ma.
seq okruga i 60-godisnju pro.
slavu Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice, sto &c sc odrzati ma
rs. julia o. g. u West View
Parku, u Pittsburghu. kao
sto SUI to chill i u proslosti.
Ma ovogodisnjem programu
&c ucestvovati i nasa omla-
dinska Kolo Grupa, a uz to
Sc natjece nasa djevojka "a
Kraljicu Popularnosti, "a ko-
ju Sc madame da &c odnijeti
pobjedu, kao sto je nasa dru-
ga djevojka pobjedila prosle
godine.
Radi svega ovoga postoji
veliko zanimanje kod naseg
naroda u Clairtonu, da sto
brojnije posjeti ovu svecanu
proslavu. Zbog toga je nasa
Kolo Grupa iznajmila Bus,
koii &c mas voziti il Clairtona
u West View Park u nedje-
lju rs. julia. Bus &c poci is
pred Hrvatskog Donna ma 241
Maple Avenue tocno u 2 sa-
ia poslije podne, a povratiti
ce Sc natrag IL Parka u 9
sati u vecer.
Zato sc mole svi oni koji
Sc nteresiraju da sc voze sa
ovim Busom, da naprave re-
zervaciju cim prize. Ia rezer-
vaciju pozovite Ruth E. Milas
ma telefon: Clarion 3-7936,
iii Mrs. Katherine Gracon,
Clarion 1885.
Znamo da &c mnogi lei sa
svojim automobilima, ali mno-
gi nemaju svojih automobile,
pax &c i'm lijepo doci da Sc
voze sa ovim Busom tamo j
natrag. Stoga nemojte ceka-
ii, nego ucinite rezervaciju
odmah, tako da sc mamo
ravnati koliko &c mas sa Bu-
som ici.
Toliko YAM svima do zna-
MIA i ravnania.
Ruth f.. Milas, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Pri odIasku ma posjet
j naSu staru domovinu

S. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. =
Ovime zelim dati do znanja
swim mojim prijateljima cla-
novima odsjeka br. 20 HBZ.,
da sam odlucio posjetiti ma
su staru domovinu, u koju
odlazima ma 21. julia, a po-
vracam Sc natrag ma 3. ok
tobra 1854.
Buduci da sam bio blagaj.
mix naseg odsjeka, koju je
duznost privremeno uzeo mas
odsjecni tajnik, brat Florian
Muzevic, dok sc ia povratim
il stare domovine, pax bi "a.
molio sve nase clanove da sc
u vezi owe duznosti obrate
ma MEGA "a vrijeme ovo ne
koliko mjeseci.
Takodjer porucujem mo-
jim prijateljima i poznanci-
ma, koji su IL starog kraja
IL okolice Trosmarije, Ogu-
lima Bosiljeva, a ia sam IL
sela Malik, pa ako me zele
vidjeti prize moga odlaska,
da sam in pripravan vidjeti
u svako doba po njihovoj ze-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
|z|et odsieka n. B. Zaiednice U Detroitu

nedjelju dine 49, srpnja jula) godine odrzat &c
redoviti godsn zet odsjeka Hrvaske Bratske Zaed
nice pod pokrovtestvom Cenranog Prosvjetnog Odbora
'lijepom Magnolia Parku Is Mile, izmedju Mound
Ryan Roads,
Ovo je prvi put ljepom nizu godma da nas odsjeci
odrzavau svoj ze skoro mesec dana kasnjc ranie
odrzava zet mjesecu lpnju. Razlog je tai sto
owe godne necemo mati diva izleta kao ranih godna.
Kao ranijh godina tako mi madame da &c
mas izlet b jepo posjecen ali supro nash nada ze
liza apeiramo nase canstvo da rad swim svojim skrom
MIN snagama tome da oval izet bude sto uspjesn
svae tocke gedista Ovo nie nikada bio n e danas pot
hvat rad moju" iii "nhovu" svrhu korst nego stro-
iskljucvo nasu zajednicarsku brasku sestrinsku.
Odbor bratsk apelira bracu koi imaju svoje auto
mobile da pr poasku zet svrate pred Hrvatsk Ma
rodni Dom 1875 East McNichols Rd, da b sobom
powell bracu sestre koji nemau mogucnosti pre-
zet zeta. Adam Sudetic, jnik.
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GRGO CINDRIC

McKeesport, Pa. - Odsjek A
evo opet javlja zalosnu West rod
bini, prijateljima clanstvu HBZ.,
da je izgubio il svojih redova sta
rog i dugogodisnjeg clana, brata
Grgu Cindrica, koji je liza kratke
bolesti zauvijek zaklopio svoje tru-
dne oci 26. aprila 1854.
Rodio Sc u selu Desmenice, Ia
gorje, Hrvatska. U ovu zemlju je
dosao svojim mladim danima,
a pristupio u ondasnju N H. q. 60
dine 1910. Bio je aktivan tadas-
Moi N. H. T., kao sto je u sa-
dasnjoj HBZ. sve do svoje smrti.
U svojim mladjim godinama "a
duze vremena je obnasao pred
siednicku cast u svome odsjeku, a
bio lie bran i "a delegate ma kon-
venciju godine 1915.
Bio je dobro poznat u nasoj o.
kolici, jer su ma njegovu zemlji-
stu sva nasa druStva McKeesporta
okolice odrzavali svoje piknike
vec preko 30 godina.
Pokop je obavljen ma 20. aprila,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
0bavijest rodite|jima
Gnijezda broj $40 hbz

Detroit, Mich. - Divine ze.
limo da javimo swim rodite.
lima gnijezda Pomlatka broj
$40, koje je pod pokrovitelj-
stvom odsjeka broj 519 HBZ.,
da je ma odsjecnoj sjednici
odrzanoj 20. juna 1854, Sc.
stra Ana Eremia dala ostav.
ku ma duznosti upraviteljice
Pomlatka.
Razlog je njezine ostavke
tai, posto ona odlazi u Kali
forniju, gdje Sc nalazi cijela
njezina obitelj, pax je istu
sluzbu preuzeo brat Steve
Brdar.
Zato sc mole svi oni, koji
imaju djecu u nasem Pomlat-
ku, da Sc u slucaju potrebe
obrate ma dolje navedenu a.
dresu:
Steve Brdar, 1882 The.
odore, Detroit IS, Mich.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Go biti dostojne meme vrijedne u

Go biti dostojne meme vrijedne u
spomene.
U ranim dvadesetim godinama
mas odsjek je bio organiziran, te
njegov kamen temeljacs je bio us
postavljen kuti nase pokojne
sestre Kriskovic, u cijoj kuci ma
Sc odsjecne sjednice su bile uvijek
odrzavane do godine 1852. Njezin
suprug Louis, koji je umro godine
1940., bio je prvi tajnik naseg od-
sjeka. U swim godinama kako mas
odsjek postoji, uvijek je tajnitku
Cast netko vrsio il Kriskoviceve
obitelji. Sestra Katarina je bila
odana pionirka vrijedna tajnica
"a mnogo godina naseg odsjeka,
danas je tajnica njezina kterka,
Mrs. Zelda Butler. Ovo je zaista
lijepi rekord jedne obitelji "a
stvar Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
kakvog mozda nema a niti &c ga
biti u njenim redovima.
Katarina Kriskovic je bila ro-
djena 4. julia 1891. u mjestu Novi,
Jugoslavija. U ovu zemlju je do
sla godine 1920, te Sc ozenila "a
Louis Kriskovic u Anaconda, Mon
tana. Iste godine su Sc doselili o.
vamo Sjeverni Wisconin, gdje SUI
ostali sve do svoje smrti.
Pokojnica liza sebe ostavlja Pc
tero djece, Mrs. Anne Campbell u
Marengo, Wis; Mrs. Olga Hicken
u Highbridge, Wis. Mrs. Zelda
Butler, Rose, Louis, Jr. Ash
land, Wis, te dvoje pastorcadi, Joe
Kriskovic Ashland, Wis. Mrs.
Mary Kargecin u Anaconda, Mon
tana, dvanaest unutadi. Takodjer
ostavlja dvije sestre, mnogo rodbi-
ne i prijatelja u rodnom joj mje-
stu u Jugoslaviji.
Pogreb Sc je obavio ma rs. aprila
uz crkvene obrede, koje je odsluzio
Father Graf u crkvi Svete Ane u
Sanborn, Wis. Nakon toga povor-
ka J krenula ma st. Agnes Grob-
lie Il Ashland, Wis.,, gdje su njeni
mrtvi ostanci predani majci zem-
iii ma vjecni pocinak. Tu mad otvo-
renim grobom, pokojnicom Sc
je oprostio procitao nadgrobno
slovo brat Jseph Shubat.
Pokojnoj sestri Katarini neka ie
slava 1 pokoj vjecni, a njezinim
milim 1 dragima, koji liza ME o.
staju koji je zale oplakuju, iz-
razavam inle naseg clanstva i
svih prijatelja ovoj nasoj ma
loj koloniji iskreno duboko sa-
ucesce.
Charles Policl,, clan odsjeka
500 HBZ
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Poziv ma piknik

Sacramento, Calf. - Cd.
sick broj 434 HBZ. odrzat
ce svoj ovogodisnji piknik U
nedjelju, Is. julia, ma dobrc
poznatom zemljistu, Helvetia
Park.
Ma pikniku cemo i'm a t
prvoklasne mlade pecene ia.
njetine drugih tecnih jela
a uz to &c biti i hladnog pi.
ca. Prisutne &c zabavljati
Pete Kusalo sa harmonikom
Ia dobru podvorbu, kao u
wick u proslosti, pobrinuti
ce Sc mas Prosvjetni Odbor.
Piknik pocima u ~ sati 0
podne, koji &c trajati do kas-
no u noe.
Pozivamo saw mas narod
Sacramento okolice, da mas
posjete recenog dana i da Sc
zajednicki ma svjezem zraku
ugodno pozabavimo pro-
veselimo. Svi nam dobro do
Sli!
John GlavaS, clan
Prosvjetnog Odbora.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Piknik odsjeka 1T

Los Angeles, Calf. - Od-
sick 1T HBZ. ovime dale do
znanja svome clanstvu i sve-
ukupnom nasem narodu mje-
sta i okolice, da &c odrzati
svoj godisnji piknik sa pro-
gramom u nedjeliu, 18. julia,
u Basel Hrvatske Narodne u
druge, 1925 So. Budlong
Avenue.
Basca sc otvara u 10 sati
prize podne, u kojoj &c mas
odbor zauzeti svoja mjesta,
da priredi sve potrebito "a
nase izletnike. Naravski, bez
pecene janjetine i hladnog pi-
ca nema piknika, pax ce i to-
ga biti svima dosta. Imati ce-
mo dobar program, koji &c
poceti u 3 sata poslije podne,
a koji &c biti objavljen prize
piknika.
Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Piknik odsjeka Isl
Gniiezda broj 1874

Waukegan, III. - Odsjek
broj IS i gnijezdo Pomlatka
broj 134 HBZ. zajedno pri-
redjuju godisnji piknik u ne
djelju, 18. julia 1854, u Foss
Parku, North Chicago, III.
Pozivlje Sc saw mas narod
mjesta okolice, da pos.iete
oval mas piknik u sto vecem
broju. Kao j svake godine,
tako &c biti i owe dosta ma
raznju pecene janjetine i sva-
kovrsnog hladnog plea. Ia
djecu &c Sc isto pobrinuti od-
Dor, da Sc j njih lijepo po-
dvori.
Brace i sestre, ovo je mas
jedini piknik kroz godinu,
pax zato dodjite u sto vecem
broju, da Sc ma istom pro-
veselimo u lijepoi prirodi.
Lucia Slone, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
KATARINA KRISKOVIC

Sanborn, Wis. - U cetvrtak u
jutro, %. aprila 1854, ova mala
hrvatska naselbina izgubila je svo-
ju pionirku, sestru Katarinu Kris
kovic, koja je bila vrijedna majka
lojalna clanica odsjeka 500 HBz
Zaista je tesko pisati onima,
koji zauvijek ostavljaju mas 1 svo-
je mile drage, svoju obitelj i
brojne prijatelje. Narcotic je te-
sko pisati osobi, kao 'sto je to
sestra Katarina Kriskovic, koja je
mnogo radila "a dobrobit naseg od-
sjeka 500. Prema tome nastojati
Gu da izrazim nase osjetaje, koje