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A Ride Around Iran
Continued from page 81

vailed. The dress and customs of the
inhabitants of this ancient city were
not much different from that of other
sections. The women still wore their
ShuddarS covering dress under which
dark or black trousers could be seen.
Many of the poorer people we're bare
footed while others wore the common
type of locally made sandals. Men al
ways wore coats and trousers made of
wool The hair of both men and women,
normally black was frequently hen
naed, or colored red. The donkeys and
camels wore their decorative orna-
ments, usually strings of blue beads, to
ward off the Evil Eye.
Native Home
We were invited to the home of the
chief veterinarian who was also over
seeing some Red Sindhi bulls which
had been imported by Point Four and
are being used by the Livestock Bongah
for breeding native cattle The owner
leu Us tIlIUuSu udIIOW StIG6I W lIlS
gate entering his compound and then
past the usual pool in the center of the
garden to a room in one side of the
compound.
The room was of usual size, but with
more windows than usual Very nice
Tabriz carpets on the floor Che was a
native of Tabriz rather than the Ker-
man Ostan which is also noted for its
carpets) and the more western style
of chairs and tables were in the room,
so that we did not sit on the floor. After
being served tea and oranges and tan
gerineS we talked about the business Of
the day.
When the evening meal time came
the servant brought in the standard
Iranian dish of rice cooked with strips
of mutton and the raw yolk of an egs
to moisten the rice. Fried chicken, I'm
leavened bread. potatoes and fruit a.
well as tea constituted the rest of tn,
meal.
Another Ancient Fort
Our driver brought in cots which ha'
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-09-01
Thoughts on Life
The Mystery
Of Life
By DR.. JOHN HOLLAND

A FRIEND of mine was driving along
country road. He stopped to read a
billboard sign in front of a little country
church. The topic of the sermon for
the coming Sunday was ''The Mystery
of Life-Why Are We Here?" He said
that he wished it were Sunday, so that
he might drop in and find out why he
was here"
AS he drove on, he kept asking him.
self, what am here for?" He thought,
Certainly, am not here to pile up all
the money I can lay hands on If I made
that kind of fortune, it might turn
out to be misfortune. If l made lit
tie more than am making, it would
please me, but I am dead sure that
money can't buy the things want
most"
He thought of his ambitions as his
motor hummed along. Il wonder if the
people who are social or political climb
ers are happy. If were to spend my
days bowling and scraping to people
for their votes, would that answer for
me the question of Why am here?"
Helpful Activity
He though further: eff could take
it little easier, work less, and play
with the children more, would that help
me to answer this question:" The more
ne though on it, the more was he con-
WINGED that the secret of happiness was
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-09-01

in helpful activity for others good. par
ticularly the members of his own fam
lily.
The road led through beautiful val
ley, where, it seemed, life and growth
and beauty were everywhere. Cattle,
horses, sheep, all enjoying the luscious
grass in the pastures AS he looked at
the inspiring scene, the thought came
to him: 81 wonder if all living things.
including myself, were not put here to
grow and develop to their highest use
fulness, and capacity?"
My motoring friend got the correct
answer. Our bodies will grow with
proper attention; our minds will grow,
unless we allow them to become lazy;
our souls will grow if, with Christ's
Spirit and example in our minds, we
endeavor to live by the Law of Love.
Grow in Grace
When we were advised to "Grow in
Grace" the finest and most strenuous
program possible was set before us.
The motorist came to the right an
swer. WE ARE HERE TO GROW!
The poet Longfellow, nearing his eight
ieth year, was visiting one morning
with an ardent admirer, as they walked
in his garden. The visitor asked: ''Mr
Longfellow, how do you manage to keep
writing new things at your age?"
The grey-haired poet thought for a
moment, pointed to a cherry tree in
full bloom, and said, ''Those blossoms
always appear upon the new growth of
the tree Each year the tree grows a
little new wood. try to grow some
new wood also each year."
Why don't we all do it?
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-09-01

been obtained from the Point Four
compound, so we did not need to sleep
on the floor. We awoke the next morn
ing fairly refreshed from our previous
days Journey and saw the livestock
program of the region. Our host also
suggested that we visit the very ancient
city and fortress of BAN which was
nearby. This, as was the fortress of
Herman, was on a hill overlooking the
modern city of BAN. Although the old
city was approximately 1000 years old,
the wall and many of the buildings
within we're fairly intact.
We climbed to the top of the fortress
where the king of the day spent his
summer. We saw the stalls where the
soldiers guarding the city kept their
horses. We also saw the ancient shops
and the very deep, handmade wells on
the top Of the hill from which water
was drawn.
On the very top of the hill was the
kings castle and circular structure
overlooking the city where the king had
four rooms, one for each of his four
favored wives I could hear him saying
as he entered the circular hallway be-
tween the four rooms: ''Eeany, meany,
miny, mo; to which wife shall I go?"
We looked down upon the old city
within its protecting wall and then over
into the modern city of BAN. The struc-
ture of the buildings had not changed
much in the past 1000 years. They were
still made of adobe and brick. They had
more light than in earlier days, anG
the more modern buildings now haC
window glass. The streets had beer
widened some, but there was a marked
similarity in many ways. Progress haC
been slow indeed in this section of tht
world.
We returned to the city of Kermal
wondering how much effect the en-
trance into Iran of millions of dollar
and many. technicians from Americ
would have upon this slowly changin
civilization of the Middle East in tn
near future.
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September |, lo54-39
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Guatemala Minister Sees
Cordial Ties With U. s.
~ mo A..oe,o,ed Pres,

+ a ~
UATEMALA. Guatemala,
Jan. .-Guatemala's new for
eign minister, Guillermo Toriello.
said today he is confident this
country's relations with the
United States will develop in a
cordial way.
DR.. Toriello, until recently ami
bassador to Washington. told a
news conference there was no
reason to believe otherwise elm
aslmuch as Guatemala has simply
been exercising its sovereign
right Of Self-determination."
II expect that the misunder-
standing of Guatemala which
exists abroad due to incompre-
hension Of our democratic move
ment will be cleared up in the
future" he said.
The foreign minister obviously
referred to recurrent charges
that Communists have infiltrated
a number Of key posts in the
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laD couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tDGit three fun days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and hoH-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Charles Kaufman, 81, Arlington. Va.
and Marjorie Peterson, 81. Vancou
Charley Purcell. %. s31 Kentucky ave
Sc, and Barbara Bruno, 10, IL
Eighth st. Sc.
John Kidd. 40. lila First st. s.w.. anc
Fannie Henderson. 35. 1905 Kenil.
Samuel Adams. 81, 1s4s Massachusett,
ave. Sc, and Marlene Forrest, 20
l120 South Carolina ave. Sc.
Ben Guthrie, AZ. 613 c ST. NV. anc
Mildred Mihailov. So, 1888 Park I'd
Clarence Smith, 81. e114 Vermont ave
NV. and Mary Vanison. %, 3554
Ls WsTSsF SINH IN ny %, and Gertrude Nak,el
ski, SO. both OF 500 l,iacArenur blvd
Robert Costanzo, 10, 231 Oglethorpe st
n.e.. and Shirley Whit. Is, 727 Ken,
George Mikesei. 80, Silver Spring, Nd.
and Barbara Jackson, 20 Alexandria
Robert wooten, 25, and Martha Smith
20. both of 1913 Quebec pl. NV.
William Kegley. Is. 3465 Minnesota ave
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Sc. and virginia Mcvearsy. IL. 1o2
seth st. ne.
Paul Greenfield, "a. 1915 Eve st. ne,
and Doris Blossinganiie. 1S. Linden
N. j.
Charles Dickerson, 81, 927 Westminster
st. NV. and Hazel KNIGHT. %. 319
T st. NV.
Douglas Dean. "a. 619 @ st. s.e. and
Geneva Bartlett. 20. HOY Kenyon st.
NV.
Charles Frye, 26, a22 r st. ne. and
Rosetta Shine, %. 1871 Rosetale st.
Anderson Williams, 81. 400 Eastern ave
me-. and Alma Harvey, 81, 2OSS 10th
st. NV.
George Paidas, 30. New York CITY, and
JacQueline Koch. %. Arlington. Va.
Ray Johnson. 80, and Marie Napfel, %,
both of Baltimore, Md.
Homer. Propst, %. Boiling ABB. and
Helen KERR 81, 1924 Congress St.
Sc.
Paul -strothers. 90. and Shirley Gray.
FL both Of SO Que st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
| Deaths Reported in District

/ GreeoEy Stafford. infant. 1889. Newton
4 pL NV
Edward chobot. infant. 1915 2srd at
SCI
James johnson. so. 232eh Georgia ave.
NV.
Minnie crutchneld. So. 221o 18th ct
NV.
Alice Matthews. 55. $40 Lamont Of. NV
Lille Counts, 81. Capital View. Nd
Rufus Graham. ~. 1888 9Th st. NV
cranston crutchfield. AZ. 1882 18th st.
NV.
Linda johnson. infant. Oak Ridge. La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
300 Visitors 10 Attend
Forum al Williamsburg
special pispoteh % Ths ssar

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Jan,
2s.-More than 800 visitors from
20 States will gather here Mon
day for the sixth annual Will
liamsburg Forum sponsored
Jointly by Colonial Williamsburg
and Antiques magazine.
The To-day forum will be con-
Quoted in two sessions, January
25-29, and February les.
Art experts. museum officials
and antique collectors from
United States and Canada will
trace American design in archi-
lecture, furnishings and cos
TUNES back to the 18th and 18th
centuries.
Forum registrants will particle
pate in q new feature Of Colonial
Williamsburg-the opening at
noon Monday of a restored 18th
century millinery shop contain
ing the same type of hats. cloth
ing and shoes worn when Will
liamsburg was the capital OF the
Virginia Colony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

Prom D. c. Bureau 81 vital Statistics
Joseph Caldwell. %. SIS varnum 81. NV.
Edith ehreve. SO. 636 c Ut. ne.
Mary Malone. "a, washington.
Mary Mccarthy. 81. 1919 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
John Orr. 70. 1920 Juniper st. NV.
John Towne, ~. Waterville, Me.
Elsie Cameron. 20. $3.50 Massachusetts
Bernard Hays. 80, 5026 Illinois ave. NV.
William Thomas. 66 $500 Flower ave.
Silver Spring, Nd. =
Mary Mihm. 60. 1850 Michigan ave. ne.
Laura Haslup, 90. Annapolis. Md.
Elizabeth Hey. ~. 2013 New Hampshire
ave. NV.
Barbara Novak. 40. Norwalk. Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Howard Building Plonned

The Tau Epsilon chapter Of
Omega Psi Phi fraternity.
founded at Howard University in
1911. is completing plans for the
erection here this year Of a
shrine commemorating its in
ception. Paul I. Williams, Los
Angeles architect. will design
the new building.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-26
"ZAJEDNICAR"
Piknik odsjeka 472

Akron, Ohio. - Drustvo
"Matija Gubec", odsjek 472
H.B.Z. odrzati &c svoj prvi
ovogodisnji piknik u nedje-
lju, 6. juna, u Wintergreen
Lodges, Route 261 Wooster
Avenue, Akron, Ohio.
Piknik &c poceti u 10 sati
ujutro i trajati do kasno u
vecer, a ma istom ce svirati
Frank Muza njegov tam
buraski zbor "Plavi Dunav"
IL Cleveland, Ohio. Biti &c
S raznja pecene janjetine
prasetine svega ostaloga
sto S time pripada po nasem
obicaju.
Stoga pozivamo sve nase
clanove i ostali mas narod
mjesta okolice, da mas po-
sjete u sto vecem broju i da
Sc zajednicki uz milozvucnu
tamburicu i sve ostalo ma
svjezem zraku ugodno po-
zabavimo i proveselimo.
Unaprijed yam hvala i svi
nam dobro dosli!
Odbor odsjeka 472 HBZ.
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Rochester Sc sprema
Doci ma prosIavu HBz

Rochester, Pa. - Ovime sc
dale do znanja swim nasim
clanovima prijateljima, da
&c odsjek br. IS HBZ. iznaj-
miti autobus (Bus) ma dan
Zaj jednicarskog Dana Ujedi-
njenih .Odsjeka i 60-godisnje
proslave Hrv. Bratske Zajed-
nice, sto &c Sc odrzati u ne
dielju 25. julia owe godine u
West View Parku - Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Prema tome mole Sc svi O.
nj, koji Sc Interestingly voziti
sa ovim autobusom, da sc
prijave cim prize bio kojem
izvrsnom odborniku odsjeka
broj IS, a koji su kako slije-
di: Margaret Zupsic, pred
sjednica; John Begg, pot
predsjednik; Diana Rihely
blagajnica; Lube Yanosich
perovodjica, i nize potpisani
tajnik. Pozovite ma telefon,
Rochester 1927.
Vozarina tamo i natrag
Ground trip stajati &c same
$1.25 po osobi, sto je vrlo u.
mjereno.
Bratski YAM pozdrav,
John r. Mikan, tainik
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Poziv ma zabavu

Granite City, Ill. - Odbor
Hrvatskog Narodnog Donna,
iii ovdje bolje poznatog pod
nazivom L b e rty National
Home, priredjuje zabavu sa
pridruzenim odsjecima: $50
S.N.P.J., 222 H.B.Z. i gnijez-
dom broj 20 H.B.Z., koja &c
Sc odrzati u nedjelju 30 ma
ia 1854, u svojim prostorija-
ma ma Grand Avenue.
Ia zabavu &c svirati nasi
odabrani tamburasi, a uz do
bru glazbu biti &c i druge do
bre podvorbe, sto ma ovak-
vim zabavama pripada. Saw
cisti prihod je namijenjen u
korist naseg zajednickog Do
ma.
Pozivljemo clanove gore
navedenih drustava, kao i
sve ostale Slavene mjesta i
okolice, da mas ma ovoj "a
bavi sto brojnije posjete.
Tomo Sporcic, zastupnik
odsjeka broj 222 HBZ.
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KONCERTI
ZABAVE
PROSLAVE
0dsjek br. Is &c pros|aviti b0-godisnjicu
HBz S piknikom programom ma 20. juna

McKeesport, Pa. - Nasa velika dicna ustanova Hr-
vatska Braska zaednica godne &c prosavit 6Ogod
ncu svoga opstanka Mnog odsec ce ucestvova ovo
sav sto ce mas osek er je sasavni do Ujednenih
Odsjeka Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice zapadnoj Pennsy
van Ali povrh toga canovi naseg odsjeka broj rs zee
da godisncu svoe zaednce proslave ma svo nacin
piknikom programom govorima Oval piknik proslava
odrzat nedjeju 20. juna g. dobro poznatom
zemljistu Kossuths Grove Long Run Road McKees-
port
Piknik proslava &c pocet odmah posje podne, ma
koem cemo imat dobru glazbu koja ce ugodno Ia
bavljat vese ce dan. Kao obicno ma pkncma biti ce
izobiu vrce raznja pecene janetne raznovrsnih sve
zh napitaka okrijepu nasm Glanovima gostima pra
teljma Takodjer cemo zgravat nekoliko u S. Savings
Bonds, "a koe sre5ke vec u preprodaji.
Ma ovoj proslav cemo takodjer nase pocasne
goste gavne govornke bracu Milan Vranes glavnog pot
predsednka Hrvatske Bratske Zaednce Martina Krasca
glavnog baganika Flpa Vukeca urednika naseg gasia
ia aedncara koja ce govoriti povjesti nase "a
jednice o nezinm sadasnjm zadacama.
Stoga pozivamo clanove naseg odsjeka kao cla-
nasih bratskih odseka inh organzaca te mas
narod mesta okoce da posjee nasem piknku
prosavi pa da tako zaednck iskazemo pocast posto-
vane prema nasoj divnoj ustanovi prgodom njene CO.
godisnjice.
Josp Frankovic, tajnik
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Piknik odsjeka 435 i
Njegova gnijezda 333

Youngstown, Ohio. - Od-
sick broj 435 HBZ. njegovo
gni.jezdo Pomlatka 333 zajed-
nicki priredjuju veliki piknik,
koji &c Sc odrzati u nedjelju
6. .iuna owe godine u lijepoj
Basel - Liberty Grove, Stop
20, Sharon Line. Ma ovom
miestu uz divnu bascu nalazi
Sc i velika dvorana u slucaju
kise, a koje, madame Sc, ne
&c biti toga dana.
Ma pikniku &c svirati "a
pies j zabavu mama svima do
bro poznati popularni tam
buraski zbor 'Pozega", pa
prema tome biti &c veselja do
mile wolfe "a stare i mlade.
Razumije Sc, da mas piknik ne
bi bio dostojan svoie slave,
kad ma MENU ne bi bilo mlade
S raznja vruce pecene JAMIE
tine, pax druge okrij!epe i do
bre kapljice, cega &c biti u
obilju.
Ovime pozivljemo sve svoje
clanove odsjeka gnijezda,
kao i cestite zajednicare ovo'
ga grada okolice, da mas po-
siete i da u zajednicarskom
razgovoru i bratstvu provede-
mo oval dan u lijepoj sumici
ma svjezem zraku i ugodnom
uzivanju.
Luka Bilandzija, predsj.;
Helen O'Palick, tajnica.
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Poziv ma piknik
Cleveland Ohio {

Cleveland, Ohio - Clanovi
ODD. "Dalmacija" priredju-
ju svoj godisnji piknik, koji
&c sc odrzati u nedjelju 6. ju-
ma, ma West Veterans Grove,
koje Sc nalazi ma Ridgewood
Drive izmedju State i Broad
view Roads.
Po nasem obicaju ma pix
niku cemo imati u izobilju
S raznja pecene janjetine i
raznovrsnih svjezih napitaka.
Ia Piles i zabavu &c svirati
popularni tamburaski z b o r
"Zvonimir" il Clevelanda.
Pozivljemo sve nase cla-
move i prijatelje mjesta i O.
kolice, da mas u sto vecem
broju posjete ma ovom pix
niku. Svi nam dobro dosli!
Tony Kalilich, tajnik.
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Piknik odsjeka 7S7

Vancouver, B. c., Can. -
Po zakljucku sjednice odsje-
ka broj 787 H.B.Z. u ovom
mjestu, odsjek &c imati svoj
godisnji piknik u nedjelju 20.
juna O. g., u Confederation
Parku ma 1900 Hasting, koje
je mjesto dobro poznato ma
Sem narodu.
Stoga pozivamo sve nase
clanove ostali mas narod o.
We okolice, da mas posjete u
sto vecem broju. Imati cemo
dobru pecenku i ostalo sto
s njom ide, te lijepi program
i sport "a stare mlade.
U slucaju kise piknik &c
sc odrzati u dvorani ma 600
Campbell Avenue.
Mary Burma, tajnica.
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0dsjek IS sIavi b0.godisnjicu HBz.
Sa piknikom u nedjeIiu N.og iuna

Kansas City, Kans. - Drustvo "sveti Josip" odsek
bro 35 HBz proslav &c 60godsncu opstanka Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednce piknikom nedjelju 2 juna 1854
dobro poznatom mjestu - Shed Rest, New 49,
Ma pikniku cemo mat svakovrsnih tecnih zagrizaka,
kao raznja pecene vruce anjetine raznih svjezh
ptaka okrijepu Piknik &c pocet tocno II sa po-
dne koem cemo imati dobru glazbu koja ce ugodno
zabavljat stare mlade plesom pjesmama.
Zato momo DDS joke HBz, kao samostalna drus-
tva ovog mjesta okoce, te odseke Sugar Creek Mo-
ST. Joseph Mo- Omaha Nebraska, da toga dana cd svoe
strane nista prreduju nego da nhov canov posete
mas pknk da tako zajedncki prosavimo 60godisnjicu
Hvatske Braske Zajednice Nasa zaednca kroz 60 60
dina svoga savnog opstanka e mnogo uenia svoe ca
move njhove bastnike tako isto mas narod ovoj
zemlji staroj donovin te kao humanitarna ustanova
pomagala je svaku dobru vrijednu stvar ovo zeml
ostaom svietu pax zao e duznos svu da o iskaze
mo zasuzno prznanje prigodom njene 60-godisnjice
U to ime pozdravljam ocekujemo vidjet ma
nasem pknku 27-og juna, kojm cemo jedan ijep
dostoan nacin prosavt ublanu oblenicu Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice.
Mato Modercin predsjednil;
Rudolf Brajak, perovodja.
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0dsjek br. 27b sIavi D.godisnjicu svog
0pstanka b0.godisnj jicu svoje H. B. Z.

Kenosha, Wis. - Drustvo "Sveti Rok", odsjek br 276
HBZ proslavt &c dostoni vecanstven nacin 5O-go-
disncu svoga opstanka 60godisnjicu Hvatske Braske
zaednice dobrom vecerom programom plesnom zaba-
vom nedeu, 30 maja 1854 Prosava ce poceti tocno
230 sati posje podne Polania Dvorani 5O97th Ave-
Ma programu ce nastupiti nas ptomc IL Djecjeg Do
ma Hrvatske Braske Zajednce, il Des Panes Ill., ko ce
mas ugodno zabavlja svojom glazbom pesovma pie
smama pod vodstvom svojh ucitea gazbe pjesme Mi
ma &c doc brat Nikoa D. sart upravite Djeceg Donna
HBZ, koj ce nam odrzat pozdravn govor.
Nakon programa slijedit &c bogata vecera, kou
nase vredne ance vec sada prpreau tako da sto bo-
lie udovoe nasm elanovima swim gostima prijaeljma
Uaznice vec sada rasproda, koe mogu dobt kod
nasih odbornka pojedinh canova LA vecere sedt &c
plesna zabava kou ce svira svma dobro poznat
momci Elias cd popularnog ambaskog zbora Serenaders
koji ce mas zabavljati gazbom pjesmama
Mislim da e malo canova HBZ. koji bi zeli vdjet
cuti nase pitomce il Djecjeg Doa koji doaze da
uzvelicaju mas program time svma pruzaju pr
ku da in vdimo cujemo upoznamo. Zato pozvlju cla
novi cd nasih mesnh odsje ENTITY" "Sloga' kao
clanov odsjeka IL Milwaukee, Racine, Waukegan dr1g
da posjete sto vecem brou pomognu uzvelcat
proslavu Svi dobro dosli!
Ia Odbor - Tomo Panijan
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Poziv ma piknik

Gary, Indiana. - Odsjek
"Hrvatski Sinovi" broj ITO
HBZ. priprema svoj piknik u
nedjelju i ponedjeljak, 80. i
81. maja ma dobro poznatom
mjestu - Buncic Farmi.
Toga radi pozivamo Clan
stvo naseg odsjeka, kao i o.
stall mas narod il mjesta i
okolice, da mas recenog dana
posjeti i uvelica mas piknk.
Piknik &c otpoceti u 10 sati
prize podne, te &c biti svega
u izobilju ma istom kako je
to kod mas uobicajeno, pax
vam uprava odsjeka i kluba
garantuje da &c svi prisutni
biti ma zadovoljstvo posluzeni
obadva gore navedena dana.
Goste &c zabavljati nasi po-
pularni tamburasi, te Sc ma
damo da &c svi prisutni ma
pikniku odnijeti lijepe uspo-
meme sa istog.
Dobro nam dosli i do vidje-
MIA ma pikniku!
Ivan Bujan, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-26
Piknik odsjeka br. 1851
Gniiezda Pom!atka 100

Farrell, Pa. - Odsjek 1926
i njegovo gnijezdo Pomlatka
broj 100 H. B. 2. priredjuju
svoj prvi ovogodisnji piknik
u nedjelju, 80. maja, ma farmi
georgia Borkovica u Fruits
Millu.
Piknik pocima u 10 sati
prize podne traje do kasno
u vecer. Svi oni koji zele lei
ma piknik odmah ujutro ra-
no, pa ako nemaju svojih
automobile, neka dodju u Hr-
vatski Dom ranije odvesti
&c Sc sa onima, koji odlaze
rano. Imati cemo i autobus
(Bus), koji &c voziti ispred
Hrvatskog Donna tocno u lis
poslije podne. Vozarina sa
autobusom ma piknik i ma
trag biti &c besplatna.
Ma pikniku cemo lmatl do
bru glazbu, koja &c ugodno
zabavljati stare mlade. Po
nasem starom obicaju biti &c
vruce S raznja pecene JAMIE
tine i prasetine gotove o po-
dne.
Umoljavaju Sc sva ona bra
ca, koja &c lei ma piknik sa
svojim automobilima, da Sc
navrate kraj Hrvatskog Do
ma da sobom uzmu po mo-
gucnosti nekoliko clanova
priiatelja.
Pozivamo sve clanove pri-
jatelje ovih organizacija mje-
sta okolice, da mas posiete
u sto vecem broju. U to ime
sve vas pozdravljamo do
vidjenja ma pikniku!
Josip Dzapo, predsj.
Michael Golub, tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-26
Hrvatska Mar. Udruga u Los Ange|esu
SIavi 15-godisnjicu opstanka Is. juna

Los Angeles, Calf. - Kao sto je vec mnogima ovdje
poznato da Hrvatska Narodna Udruga cni veke prpre
da prosav 15godisnicu svoga opstanka nedelju 49,
una 1854, vastitim svom prostorijama 1925 So.
Budong Avenue, bogatm programom, plesom t. d.
U Hrvatskoj Narodnoj Udrugi nasa drustva j
organzace gradu zastupane kojih je Is broju
pax e dvno cut da Is drustava savi 15tu godisnicu
opstanka svoje Udruge jedne veke bogato zradjene
veikom gradu
Zato brace sestre nemojte zaboravit dan 13 juna,
kad ce b nasa velika proslava, kou odbor pri
veki bogati program, uz to ma cemo tr raz-
cte gazbe, koje &c tai dan zabavati veset. Tam
buraski zbor "Hyduk" &c svirat vrjeme objeda
nakon toga vrjeme odmora; Toazin Bros. Polka Or
chestra &c svra cd pa do sat vecer Freddie Gray
negovih devet svraca &c svirat cd sa pa do ponoc
Vrata parka otvaraju II 80 sa prize podne. Vru-
ce pecene anetne b gotove objed koja &c pro-
davat fune iii sandwiches prema ze prisutnih Uz to
&c bt druge tecne hrane picem posuga
&c biti prvorazredna Poucna kara je F. do 16te uce
iii do kraja F. linije Uzmte ju Main Street gradu
Los Angeles.
Pozivlemo canove Udruge sve clanove cd Is or
ganzacija udruzenh sto, kao prjatelje prijate
lce IL Los Angeesa okoce da posete sto vecem
broju da tako zajednck proslavmo 15godsnicu
Sc ustanove 13. juna.
Svi dobro dosl! B. A. Rasch, ajnik.