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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21
AUTOS FOR SALE Gent,

PONTIAC so cyl. chieftain de
Hydra. :. and b.. tinted Glass. 2.
s sSns ssSss uPaasSeHsSsfpSs PONTIAC asTLSes
~ Aiso szso' i4th n'v St. AP n.v 4'sI IA
S;RoNTTiXC 81 super de luxe s-cyl.
= EQUIP. with HYDRA. r. and h.; one
:. =. ARCADE 4 PONTIAC i i4$1 ifSins
2cNhh1xs & 81 81 s EA SEDAN sedan chief
- tain. light blue, Hydro. r. and h.;
sf1 $I.Ss5. ARCADE PONTIAC. 1887
$3.50 18th st. NV. RIA. 5-es70.
PONTIAC 1851 Catalina; r. and h.;
ne All accessories; owner leaving town.
z.s' DE- Stie g-s6 sSzes' Can between
= PoNTiAC '5s chieftain de luxe S-cyl.
snS Al ,RssTio5 Trim e match Has
=, fo gc the lifs s,, Ct the gar. $2.495.
S s a. S 'sSSS also iss' s4 iasni is s
j.. ,fSNTixGt 1851 cssssiina; a-tone Blue
81 finish; wy tires: r. heater and
StoN "a MU1S SusSSaal 2S FLORIDA ave
fSSTIA Is.1 1sts|S ss H. slasi Dssssa
W. s as5Sasf Z gSSaowNx, ST. $3.50 go
Pontiac By L nS Vi chi ehieft.in d. luxe 2s
81 2-dr. sedan; cleaning black finish;
A. T. b.. HYDRA. dir. signals. Only
sESNoF 1897 co SRPwrG south e Masa Il
Key Bridge in Arlington. Va. IA.
POSTiXc 81 Super de luxe Catalina:
TRIAL MOTOR SALES. WO. 5000.
PONTIAC 40 streamliner IS" 4-dr.;
hk. aaq new on syd only saSS roH IEhsI
PoSTISc 20 sedan: black: .hofoushly
nf ssate tres h: sF car IS Ead aS
&c puii: This car must Be seen and
i. S Ssiysn- so1 For H,u this low full price:
- handle Ell h9sncipg: WILLIAMS
- West hwy: Silver Spring. Md. ~.
s, s1SOO FL l ssSSoSG Ga. ave. Wheaton
= PONTIAC 1915 sports e-passenger
&c top, tan leather upholstery. to match;
WV new LlICSs T. ana NJ SuApDleSt
81 cow. In town. An on season special;
full price $2g7; 81 down, Sl9.sl mo-
We handle all financing. WILLIAMS
CHEVROLET CO.. INC. 1880 East
West hwy. Silver Spring. Md JU.
AT 9-S003; 1925 Ga. ave, Wheaton,
RoNrIAc '5s chiettain super Dc luxe
Matte. r. and h.. directional SIGNALS,
Il. beek-up lights: owner driven, ex-
ii Sensnt condition. - 1876. DE.
9, -PREFECT AZ 4-dr. sedan; up to IS
miles per gallon: clean; S295. 30
~ Day guarantee, HILL 4 SANDERS,
.. Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-4300.
: kENAULT. Juva-quartre. front-en-
gine sedan: mint condition: r.. and
b.: S475 or best offer. EN-. 2-4S4S.
0TUDEBAKER '4S Champion cow;
light blue. black top. very clean and
ottrac.: $500. WE. 5-6S60. 5-2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER '4s Commander 2-dr
sedan: excel cond., pvt. owner. low
mileage; S4s5 or best ofier. EN-
sTUDEBAKER '4s comdr.. 4-dr.: r.
and h., cd. good tires, motor over
hauled rec; $3.50. IA. S-6736:
sTUDEBAKER 81 business coupe;
like new. actual mileage 1850:
$685.. Call OWNER. WO. 6-7l71.
81 Commander VS.;
auto. drive. overdr.. fully equip.
new tires l owner HE. 4-62os;;
STUDEBAKER 81 Commander VS.
44-ddrSi; beautiful orig, light blue
exceptionally clean; S795. Trade
and easy terms. KIRK MOTOR CO.
9 1000 Ga; ave. ia. 9-4S00. al
STUDEBAKER 1913 Land Cruiser 4 :
Dr.: overdrive. r. and h.. 80. 900
actual miles, one owner. Car abso-
lutely in immac. cond. throughout
Must be seen to be appreciated;
$495. BELL MOTORS. SOLO wis.
ave. WO. $4,000. I'll
STUDEBAKER AS: radio. heater,
cond. Sacrifice; immed. sale, S525
or best offer. OIL 2-62S6 --2o
STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion 4-dr. 1;
green, r. h. seat covers, food tires,
good transp.: $3.50. OV. 3-6467.
I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21

sTUDEBAKRR ,4s Champion 4-dr.:
overdr.. heater. good tires. excel.
HoXIR MoToR SALES. l717 r. I.
ave. ne. DU. 7-8300. I'D
STUDEBAKER 1941 sedan. good
cond. and appear, good tires; D
buy. sos: terms. 2134 K NV.
STUDEBAKER '46 Champion. !. and
h., overdr.: . clean. smooth-run-
down. DOWN s sIffoSi MoroRs w$ hRs sss io
er. 062 Sligo ave-, Silver Spring,
Nd. JU. S-0060. Ju 50040. Open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21
AUToM0bILEs FOR SALE

sTHDEBAKE ae 81 champion 2.door
sold and serviced by US. Drive with
out worry; 1905. BOWMAN MOTOR
SALES. 1880 Georgia ave. n.wa
Ia. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21

lna ssMY
BUTLER
n, BONDED
CARS
=. MAKE GOOD
Ill OR I.DO''
. Beautiful. cleon. Reeonditioned
cors Sold with 3.doy trioI and
the fomous ButIer. Bond.
,52 STUDEBAKER Commander
H hardtop: beautiful two-tone nm
:s has eyerd5iys TadiS asnssF
late condition throughout. BUT
ler-Bonded. 81 ,495
40 FORD Custom Tudor sedan:
n n radio and heater. grey. This Is
an exceptional car in the low
price neld: Sold with our But
'53 FORD Zephyr Fordor sedan;
e-Syi: leather interior; hard to
Economy plus. Only Sl,2o5
40 sTUDEBAKER Commander
Landcruiser 4-dr. sedan; over
tires. The car with the very
modern look; beautiful blue. But
ler-Bonded. seas
'51 CHEVROLET styleline 4-dr.
sedan; fully equipped. "A car that
u s sssy received su'ler-sonded.
n Isl NASH Statesman sedan;
equipped with radio and heater
and beautiful royal blue finish
and matching plastic seat covers.
Butler-Bonded. S795
'49 HUDSON Commodore '.s" A.
In n sedan; radio and heater and over
drive. This car. with its excellent
real buy. Only Sses
s go as.ISEs. s.So sSS
Green finish Here Is really an
economical car with the futur-
istic look Butler-Bonded. S595
49 BUICK Super convertible Sc
dan; Dynafiow. radio and heater;
. /. electric windows. This beautiful
sRseiient e! service VIZ s AND Is sein H
Bonded. S895
80 STUDEBAKER Commander de
luxe 4-dr. sedan: economical
|In n overdrive underseat heater. at
tractive sea. foam green finish:
ysIs "ae1 fam rs' e Nth Ell O.
Butler-Bonded. $645
INN BARGAIN COUNTER
|| c15 DOWN
m Good. dependable cars that
you ean dri0e with pride
'4e Ford S3eS
Convertible; red. heater ana
n radio.
AS Buick szs5
super 4-dr.; green, heater.
AT Chevrolet $345
Fleetmaster cdr; green. Z. and h.
80 Studeboker - $39S
Convertible "6", cd. r. and b.
40 Ford SEAS
D Club coupe "S"i green. heater.
H. q as Ford - $295
Tudor sedan, grey. r. and h.
'48 Mesh $295
4-dr. sedan; black. heater.
ss'47 Dodge ------- $395
| In n Custom 4-dr. sedan, r. snd h.
MI Lee D. BUTLER
INCORPORATED
1871 2ist St. NV.
81. LOLA
II "Washinston's Lasssst and
Oldest Stakeholder Dealer
nnlnn - snuu.uuu -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
USlA Announces
Two Appointments

The q. s. Information Agency
has appointed William L. Clark
as assistant director for Europe
and Frank H. Dram. jr.. as as
sistant director for the American
republics.
Mr.. Clark, who lives at 3104 r
street NV. is q former WASH
ington news correspondent and
public relations executive. Mr..
Dram, who lives at 1905 Emerson
street NV. Joined the State De-
partment in 1912, and has
worked almost continuously on
public relations and other prob
lens Of the Latin American
countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Bur Association Names
Hanson to Committee
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Attorney
Richard p. Tinkham Of Ham
mond, Ind, yesterday was named
chairman Of the Public Relations
Committee of the American Bar
Association by President Lloyd
Wright. He succeeds Thomas L.
Sidlo of Cleveland. former gen.
eral counsel of Scripps- Howard
Newspapers. who resigned.
MIR. Wright also announced ap-
pointment- of Elisha Hanson of
Washington to fill the vacancy
left by Mr.. Sidlo on the Public
Relations Committee. Mr.. Hanson
is general counsel of the Amer
lean Newspaper Publishers AS
ISOLATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Utility AniI-sirike Law
Repeal Asked in Jersey
Ry ,h. A,,oeioi.d Prs,,

TRENTON, N. j.. Sept. TO-
A special committee appointed
by Gov. Robert B. Meyner has
recommended that the New Jer-
sey public utility anti-strike law
be repealed.
The eight-year-old law en-
powers the Governor to seize and
operate any public utility if he
feels a strike Is endangering the
public welfare.
The committees report yes
terday said laws of this kind do
not stop strikes, and recon-,
mended that the Legislature
adopt a joint resolution setting
forth public policy on labor dis
putes involving public utilities.
Gov. Meyner said he thought
1t was a fine report and that
something should be attempted
by the Legislature this year."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Stainless. Steel Use Rises

NEW YORK.-Stainless steel
production rose from 225. 900 tons
in the United States in 1910 to
nearly 500 900 tons in 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

Father-Stop your noise and
put that puppy outdoors! I want
to take a short nap before din
ner and If you are noisy and
waken me. I wont read You a
story tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

Father-I'm tired and am
going to rest awhile before din
ner. Which would you boys
rather do, play outdoors with
Laddie or do something quiet
in the house?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30

New York (ovi clanovi pla-
caju pristojbe izravno u glav-
nom uredu), $2,946.27.
Dividend kreditirani cla-
novima, koji Sc nalaze ma re-
zervi $4,305.26 u Sjedinje-
MIN Drzavama, a u Kanadi
$4O8.79 sto cini ukupno "a
owe clanove $4,714.O8.
Dividend u pohrani kod
Zajednice "a umno bolne cla-
move "a Sjedinjene Drzave
$101, ,O3, "a Kanadau $10.84.
Ukupno $111.87.
Dividend isplaceni baste-
nicima pokojnih clanova "a
Sjedinjene Drzave $1,026.48,
a "a Kanadu $36.68. Ukupno
$1,063.16.
Dividend clanovima zadr-
zani u prelazu 8 prestupnom
listom, "a Sjedinjene Drza-
We $44.27, "a Kanadu $14.32.
Ukupno $3.50. Owl &c divi-
dendi biti naknadno isplace-
nj.
Dividend kreditirani Clan
stvu kojima je izdan Lien"
! "a uspostavu u aktivno clan
stvo, ukupno $14.81.
Sveukupno, kako je gore
izneseno $153, ,905.99 "a Clan
stvo u Sjedinjenim Drzava-
ma i "a clanstvo u Kanadi
$10,914.58. Ujedno sve sku-
pa $164,820.57.
Prema ovim broj kama zor-
no Sc vidi da Zajednica ispla-
cuje ne samo aktivnom Clan
stvu, vec sveukupnom pax |
bastenicima pokojnika sva-
kom sto kome pripada. Mas
je dakle rad j poslovanje kod
Zajednice otvorena knjiga, a
racuni cisti bas "a to pre-
ma svojoj Zajednici n a Sc
clanstvo treba da goji dugu
i trajnu ljubav.
U to ime, sestre i braco,
topic yam preporucamo ma
su jubilarnu kampanju, da
poradite sto zivlje u kam-
panji "a svoju Zajednicu. -
! Urednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30
|z|et Djecjeg Donna H.B.z.

nedjelju T. srpnja (Fourth of July odrzat &c
ki godisnj ze Deejeg Donna Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
vastitom zemlstu Ballard and Potter Road Des
PLANES, Illinois.
Izlet &c poceti dese sa prize podne oko diva sata
poslije podne bit &c pavonu basce kratak program ko
&c otvort Mrs Catherine Zvonkovch americkom hr-
vatskom hmnom. Tamburask Pjevack zbor Djecjeg Do
&c nasup pod ravnanjem svoh ucitelja Mr. Rozgaja
Mr. Ppica.
Prisune &c pozdravti upravitelj Djecjeg Donna sarc
predati rjec predsednku odbora Djecjeg Donna 1vanu
PavloWcu koj &c naavljvati program presavt govor-
nike urednika aedncara" Fipa Vukelca, tajnka od-
eena bolne potpore vana Ovcarca let &c posjett sv
casnci IL glavnog ureda Pittsburghu.
u basel izlete ucinene neke promjene, koje bi
irnae suziti brzoj uspjesnijoj podvorbi.
Ma zetu &c b obilju raznju pecene janjetne kao
dugh zagrzaka te pve sode sadoleda Ia pies ce svl-
rati poznat tamburask zbor polka Dots il Summit ILL.,
Mi mali vecanstven posjet prosle godne, no osim
ogromnog broa clanova prjatea IL Chicago okoice ko
redovto posecuju mas zlet mi ocekuemo ovec bro po-
sjetnka il Gary Milwaukee, JoGeta, St. Louisa drugih
mjesa cvrsto verueo da &c ovogodsnj posjet nadma-
st dosadanje.
Ova bijubilarna proslava 6Ogodsnjice trebaa mogla
biti edna cd najvech prosava Dana Neovisnos zem
lstu Djecega Donna godine jer ocekuje mnostvo
naroda stu.
Uprava Odbor Djecjeg Donna HBz
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30

Dor. Fraternalism has grown
strong because it embodies
and lives the rights and free
doms given us by our Consti-
tuition. The members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union Of
America should never forget
these facts and should always
bear in mind that we have be-
come strong because of these
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30

likO Sc to wise moze. NASH
pax svijesni clanovi ovakov
rad cijene postuju.
Kao sto svakom zgodom i
u svakoj potrebi iii svakom
slucaju Hrvatska Bratska Ia
jednica vjerno posteno slu-
Ii svome clanstvu. Tako sva-
XII mas clan iii clanica moze
sve dobiti sto ga po pravili-
ma pravu pripada ne samo
ma sto je osiguran, vec dru-
ge pogodnosti kod Zajednice.
/ oval zaista lijepi slucaj
nasi graditelji Zajednice tre-
bali bi mogli bi izrabiti u
kampanji. Ia dobiti novoga
clana, treba mu objasniti i
to, da Zajednica svake godi-
ne plaza dividende, a cine Sc
smanjuju godisnje uplate "a
clanarinu, sto svakako treba
imati u vidu. To je vazno,
jer ovako radi mali broj brat
skin organizacija.
Zadnjih dana IL glavnog u
reda poslani SUI cekovi ma ma
Sc odsjeke sa spiskom koliko
koji Clan prima dividend /
odsjecni tajnik tn svotu pri-
racuna "a pristojbu clana,
maine, odbiva clanu svotu di-
videndi cd njegove clanarine,
pax &c svaki takovi Clan "a
naredni mjesec platiti MANU-
uplatu "a mjesecnu pristojbu.
Nase clanstvo u Sjedinje-
MIN Drzavama dobiva divi-
dende ukupno u iznosu cd
153,9O5.99. Clanstvo u Ka-
nadi PRINT 'ce svotu cd
$10,914.58. Isplaceno je dak-
lie u gotovou preko odsjeka
"a cjelokupno aktivno Clan
stvo "a Sjedinjene Drzave
$143,937.4O, a "a kanadsko
$10,408.82. Ukupno $154, ,346.-
%.
Dividend placeni pojedin-
Gina, koji imaju dozrele GER
tifikate u Sjedinjenim Drza-
wanna 81 ,530.44, a u Kanadi
S35.13. Ukupno ST, ,565.57.
| Dividend kreditirani "a
pristojbe clanova u drzavi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30

OPOMENA NASM ODSJECIMA ZAPADNE PENN
SYLvANIJE. = Vrjeme Program knjgu 6O-godisnjice
Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice koju kngu zdae organiza
cia Uednjenh Odseka pribzuje kraju, to umoljava
mo odseke da cm prize posalu slike opis ogase stu
da mozemo prosljediti' 'sa stampom.
Narcotic je cd velike vaznosi da cm prize dobjemo
se odsjecnih odbornika, tako da vrieme mozemo ma
praviti kisee sampu tn svrhu mono Odsecne nie
da Sc "a owe stvari elm prize pobrinu. Flip Vukelc tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30

our homes, are decorated
with the American Star Span
gled Banner. This is a day
of special parades, with ap-
propriate speeches, urging us
to protect the American way
of life. Prominent editorials
are written, reminding us of
the similarity between the
struggle of the American col
onies of those days and the
struggle of freedom-loving
people of today.
The history of the world
reaches into the ancient times
of Chinese rulers, Egyptian,
and, later on, the Greek and
Roman empires. The history
of America is very brief. One
hundred and seventy-eight
years of it is spanned by four
or five generations. 1t is too
short a time for us to become
blase about our freedom and
independence, about an idea,
whose power, strength and
msaning is only now begin
ming to take roots in many
parts of the world. Our his
tory is short, but glorious for
the reason that the American
nation has shown to the
whole world what can be ac-
complished even in a short
time in a land of freedom of
thought and independence of
action and equal opportunity.
From the beginning, to this
day, America did not conduct,
nor did she take part in any
war Of conquest. In every
; armed conflict, the enemy
fired the first shot. Even in
the war for freedom from
British rule, one hundred and
eighty years ago, the first
shot was fired at Lexington
by British Redcoats. From
that day on, America defend
ed itself when attacked, and
assisted o ther nations
throughout the world in their
struggles for freedom and
independence.
Being a peace-loving ma
ton, A m erica enjoys the
friendship and respect of
more peoples in the world
than any other individual
nation.
Since the Second World
War, our America has been
trying to win over the friend
ship of other countries with
money and economic aid. It
has been clearly demonstra-
ted in this short time that
that cannot be done. In Italy,
we have spent billions OF
American dollars in cash and
economic aid-and with what
result? Almost 409o of the
Italians today are recognized
as friends of Russian Commu.
nism, the deadly enemy of ou1
democracy.
Billions of American tax.
payers dollars have beer
poured into France to assist
that nation in the fight fol
rehabilitation and existence
after the Second World War,
with almost the same shock.
ing results as in Italy. The
strongest political party in
France today is the Com.
munist Party, the follower
of the politics of Moscow
whose aim is the conquest
and domination of the whole
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30

MVOTNA PROTEKCIJA
Dozivotno Uplacivanje
- SamO "a Odrasle
Isplata iza 20 god. starosti
Nova osiguracija iii povisenje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30

Nasa Zajednica uclanjuje
move clanove cd 16 do IS
godina - bez lijecnicke pre-
gledbe. IskOristite Ovu pri-
liku
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30

world by brute force. Only
by the united efforts of all
opposition parties to Com
munism, is France now able
to be ruled by a government
friendly to America.
In Germany, our billions in
money and economic aid have
restored the industrial poten-
tial of that - even though
divided - nation. Germany
will eventually win economic
independence from other ma
tions, including A m e r i C a.
When that happens, knowing
the mentality of the German
people as we do and recogniz-
ing that they are harboring,
deep down in their hearts, a
hatred for the nation at
whose hands they twice suf-
fered defeat in their struggle
for world conquest by force,
we know that they, too, will
join the forces of our enemies
at the first opportunity to get
revenge.
So, we see that money is
not winning friends for us
anywhere in the world. The
United States of America is
not winning friends in the
world through strength and
power, either. That is shown
clearly by even a casual study
of American history up to
| and including Korea.
In the world of today, sick
Of war, power politics and
economic pressures, there is
room only, more than ever
before, for an idea which can
stir the emotions of men, no
matter what their nationality.
Such an idea could be that
which 180 years ago brought
together a handful of men
and enabled them to per-
suade thirteen diverse colo
nies to undertake a seemingly
impossible war against one of
the strongest powers of the
time. This idea has fostered
revolutions, led the weak to
defeat the strong, caused or
dinary individuals to do hero
ic deeds. It is the idea of self
government, individual free
dom, human dignity and equal
opportunity. That idea is
stronger than any weapon of
today. We are armed with it,
and we have to use it. We are
living it as individuals and as
a nation. Therefore, we must
project that idea to all cor
ners of the world and defeat
it's enemies everywhere.
Perhaps the best statement
of this idea is embodied in the
Declaration of independence
adopted on July 4, 1776, by
the Second Continental Con-
gress. "We hold these truths
to be self-evident, that all
men are created equal, that
they are endowed by their
Creator with certain unalien-
able Rights, that among these
are Life, Liberty and the pur-
suit of Happiness. That to
secure these rights, Go-ern-
ments are instituted among
men, deriving their just pow
ers from the consent of the
governed. :"
AS fraternalists, we are
pledged to help the needy and
protect the weak, our neigh
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30

ideas and our firm belief in
the Fatherhood of God and
the brotherhood of man ev-
erywhere.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30
Idea, Not Money, Nor Weapons Of War
Will Win Many Friends For Democracy
V. l. Mandich, Supreme President

hundred and seventyeight years the fourth
of July the representatives of the thirteen original Amer
can colonies signed the Declaration of Independence and
thus overthrew the yoke of British rule.
Ever since, have been celebrating that day one
of the greatest days the history of America Independence
Day. Our national state buildings offices and
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30
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SVOME CLANSTVU DIVIDENDE STO NILE OBVEZANA
godine nasa zajednica casti svoe canstvo lie
pom svoom ko ce nasi canov primit preko svoh
odsjeka ispacuje svota cd $164 482O57. Ona
ne obvezana da plaza dvidende jer b mog
la stav fond viska, ali kao tako lije-
pom sucaju Hrvaska Bratska Zajednca ako rad da
clanstvu pruza moguce pogodnosti olaksce ko
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Dan Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice Pittsburghu,s
nedjelja rs. julia - koga ce dana nastupt progra
proslave njene 60-godsnjce gasovt hrvatski pie
vacki zbor "Preradovic" gore slci Oval zbor "a
stupa Hrvatsku Pjevacku zupu "Mihanovic". Ma pro-
gramu West View Parku pjevat &c nekolko hrvat-,
skin pjesama "Preradovc spada medju ajbolje hrvat
ske zborove America, dio je znacajnog Americko-
Hryatskog Pjevackog Saveza America. Savez
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PUT u PHILADELPHIA

Vrijedni clan iii clanica
imade dobru priliku da u
kampanji uz gotovi novac
dobije i besplatni put ma
9-tu konvenciju Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice u Phila-
delphiju u septembru 1866.
Kao pocasni delegat treba
da stece:
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z 30

Tockica u Jubilarnoj kam-
panji 1854. Sve potrebne
informacije innate ma ovom
programu kampanje.
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ZIVOTNO OSIGURANJE
Isplativo liza 20 &. clanovanja
- Ia Odrasle i POmladak -
1 cert. "a skOlovanje Pom.
Nova osiguracija iii povisenje