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Evening star., 1954-06-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsMOBILE 1940 "9S" de luxe Con-
yertible; q most appropriated car fol
the season: delightful Canto Cream
finish with harmoniing soft leather
interior set OF BY 4 deep tread white.
With i'i the famous 1 + HydTa DIAM Matte Hss drive.
Here Ii Q real eye. catcher: Eye IT
try it-and you'll buy 1t. Sale priced
ct only S796. OLMSTEAD MOTOR
CO., N. .Virginia's Largest Oldsmo-
bile Dealer, 1000 Wilson blvd. Arl.
oLDsMoBILE '5s "ss" conv.; all
iHAR5t, Eies ss7SS 71S},'i i.s P's ssiss Pis's 3
OIDsMOBILE 1947 convertible: beau
tiful: sacriflce: terms, $50 down.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
OLDS so "Ss" de luxe 2-dr.; Hydra. ;
:; ana h; very clean. low mileage.
Ssfssty sdyy d tested ,yritten guarantee;
SnI iIeots sais %lsfSR'ia s alsCs sss oesS saS
ohbs Si IS O. ss sESsee aosV. sVndfy BERT do cd6d
compl. equipped; $4,000 mi. One
owner; Cost $4.350. Selling this week
FOR S2.650. Call OIL. 6-S52O. s to
oibs 81 Super "ss" e-door: r. ana
Rhode Island ave. ne. Ia. e-2soo,
oLDs 81 Super "ss'. Holiday; a
beautiful car, all equipped; 1885.
PENNY MOTORS, 1920 Rhode Island
OLDS 40 "9s" convertible: yellow
with black top; Wv. tires; r. and
$795; or best offer. 10. 7-SS3s. or
oIG6s sg'S 81 Sass" s.door: r. and Mlo h.;
Hydra. A beauty, Si.2e5. Four.
month written guarantee. HILL 4
sSAN,pERS, Sas,Cl Wash:.s Oldest Ford
aD. z-45oo.s opsn oSssn0ns untii I've n;H;. n'm.
yeekdsys. 9 pm. Sat. Closed sum
Obs 81 "ss" 3 dr.: r. and h.,
Hydra; Q sharp I-owner car; new
tires and 9 C.; low MI: sparkling
Hit = en sANpE@s.. nSs. wash. sssl s1iaes oiaesi
Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV, NO.
7-11l1. Open til 8 pm. week days:
Q. Pm Pm: Sat-; closed Sun. Customer
oI1Ssss 'ts "ss" sedan: green anG iinish;
TS osS Szaes GcG ega1: &C. e.
phSK2ARS2SnsdLs p1h2S2 S2nd s.; nv. Nv. st: $500:
lection Of used fss Packardsn sns nnSst IS tSe re
Metropolitan. Area: ali models prop
erly Eeconditioned and guaranteed.
OBRIEN B ROHALL, INC, Your
Arlington Packard Dealer Used Car
Dept. 1901 Wilson blvd, 8 blocks
SHa J4u'9 7-S4s6h q Key Bridge Open ewes.
PACKARD so 2-door: radio and htr. ;
1920: terms: Guaranteed. Car No.
495-A. MONROE FORD, 51OO wis.
s.. aye. NV, Wo. $4,000. Open ewes.
Packard AZ sedan: truly a fine
running run car: US NO beauty: but
MOTORS. 3010 r. I. ave. me-. DE.
PLYMOUTH SO; private party, one
owner; 5000 miles; black Gran
6FTsGok. 6Tss1 III liks ssSE; nsX; si.450. or best
PLYMOUTH '54 Suburban; house
green finish; very low mileage;
substantial discount; new-car title
and warranty WHEELER, INC,
Ghrysler-Plymouth Dealer. 1900
y; S%iisSnsiR sSt..sun n Vi Il 81 EN- s-4soo. 2 to
PLYMOUTH AZ 4-dr. sedan; goow
cond.. T. and b.. $3.50. Pvt. owner,
Evening star., 1954-06-09
AUTOMOBILES FoR SAID

MERCURY 1850 Super de luxe; beau
sos down. ROPER" 18th and r.
]. ave. ne. 1Os
MERCURY 81 club coupe; radio
heater and overdrive; $995. terms,
ERn ESssHntee siS Gar We MS. 4SSA sxs MoNETs Wo
$4,000. Open evenings until 3 pm
MERCURY '62 4-door sedan; Monte
ray: equip. with 7: and h.; very low
ARCADE PONTIAC. 1437 irving st.
NV. AD. AD 1890, sISsg6 Also s46o 14th o St
others. D''Sz 5Ack fE'iR PRY i9tA sand and
NC Gh'T'5s T'5s. low mileage: good cond,-
plus regular top. VIII take car in
trade or 81 OBS. 710 r. L ave. re-.
ii. S q. ioT1: 81 +: onl, 5 vk.. old; traded s
on Jaguar- Save $500 JACK PRY
M. G.s Isl. '53. A selection Of clean,
oneTS~neT op1T c cars; MANHATTAN MSlSx. AN
NO. 7-2700. established 1914:
MORRIS 1e54s A selection Of s-dr.
models. convertibles and station
W9eonS' low mlleages ~ reouceo
available. iS 4 ewecar NC title and sSar
antee Substantial savings. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO. INC. (Kaiser-Willys
and foreign cars). both sides Of 7th
and r sts. NV, NO. 7-2700.. Estab-
lished 1914. with branch salesrooml
an Ct a. '1GEt isio Rns sad
NASH NAAsszrnH5ia; 49, statesman 4-er.; 90 com.
No trades. LA. 6-7sOO. Ext. 22.
NASH R'sS; 'Ss Rambler hard top: cream
body and black top; equip. with. T;
and and. HI tire. Wv tires 4.
nSTIpE fre% nsy 3&2. a019. .wHL sgaE ssI $l:4e5 =
AVE- aD s6ooc AlsS sS7 s4so 1fNng gi4tE &
St. NV. RA. S-Ss7o. .'' '0 10 o.
NASH III Super statesman 4-dool
sedan; heater; secs: Terms. guar:
antse; Car No: 467-B. MONROE
P50ED 5SSS ope1 Stoo .vennsy wis sye until nS wo p g.
NASH 81 Rambler station Eascni
radio, heater, oyerdriye; r$s95
MONROE FORD, 1857 East West
hEy nyT.: f;l SILVER 81 MsPriEng4 E4s6l Nd. Open eve
NASH .'51 statesman 4-door sedan
Weather-eye; sponge rubber cuSh-
ions; overdrive; makes into a bed.
This car has $39.50 Skidmaster
installed. $795. NASH-ARLINGTON
CORP, 2015 N. Moore ST., Rosslyn,
Va, south end of Key Bridge, IA
$1,000. Open ewes. till 8. Ill
NASH 80 Statesman 4-dr. sedan
beds, Weather-Eye. sponge rubber
cushions, orig. black finished; in
spected and guaranteed. Free life
saving Skidmaster installed on this
carr. only $595. NASH-ARLINGTON
ct6 3g15 ~ No. \ Moore %rs st. r,ds dEosslyn
oE5sMosHREE sl5SSE HRin 81 fze' ss q! g. Holid.,
coupe; Hydra-M.. +. and b., power
windows, seat. etc. black hardtop,
blue body: excel. mech. cond. and
appear: priced for quick sale,
OLDSMOBILE 1852 Super "ss" Dc
luxe Holiday coupe; distinctive q
tone light blue with light blae top;
2-tone contrasting interior set Oh
by deep tread white.wall tires; here
Is smart styling combined with
Rocket" engine and Hydra-Matic
drive for tops in performance. This
car Is fully equipped and reflects the
finest Of care; one you'll be proud to
eT SnsfsAp sSlS Dslssd DMoTos E So Sol' N$17VaS w.
ginia's Largest Oldsmobiie Dealer
5000 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. 7-S400.
Al 3 dr.; fully equipped
with r. and h.: in very good cond.
also others to choose from at only
$97. so. FRANK SMALL. ,Jr., INC,
l736 Good Hope I'd. s.e.. LU; f.
300. Ill
Evening star., 1954-06-09
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE


PONTIAC 81 4-door: r. and h., light
blue. Al. throughout; d. c. inspec.
tion Guaranteed: S99b. 6-month Of
6.OOO-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO. (Fordl, 4400 Bennine
I'd. ne. LU. 4-1011. Ill
PONTIAC so Chieftain de luxe S-cyl.
2-door sedan; 2-tone blue; Hydra.
7, and h incl. seat covers. GOOD
WILL guar; 81 .495. ARCADE Pom
T1AC. 1887 Irving st. NV, AID. A.
$500; also 3460 14th st. NV. RA.
PONTIAC 1854 station wagon; 2
seats: Hydra; never sold: new war
ranty: 2.499. FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Connecticut. WO 6-S4O0.
PONTIAC '53 Chieftan de luxe "s"
4-dr. sed.; Hydra, only $500 mis-.
+; and n, WV. tires; all access,
2-tone green, E-z-Eye Glass: immac.
u ,S45. ia. 9-27O9.
PONTIAC 80 4-dr.; r. and h.: dark
green, clean; 3O-day guarantee; I;
S!95.. HILL & SANDERS, Wash. s
q Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 14th st.
n W. NO. 7-1111. Open until 8
pm. weekdays; 8 pm. sat. Closed
sunday. Customer parking. 10
Evening star., 1954-06-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1854 Custom 4-door: fulr
equip; $3.50; Hydra. never sold
new-car gHaranteeo immaculate
WO. 6-S400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Nine District School
Publications Vie in
tuberculosis Contest

Nine District school publica-
tions have been chosen from 20
entries to compete in q Nation
wide contest sponsored by the
National and District Tuber-
culosis Association and the CO.
lumbia Scholastic Press Associa-
ton.
Subjects for the project were
How Our Town Fights TB" and
what Do We Know About TB?"
Students did their own research
and made field trips arranged
by the District association.
The entries. which have been
sent to New York. were judged
by Thomas r. Henry. science
editor Of The Star: Mrs. Frances
Wood. city editor Of the Afro
American, and Barry Sullivan,
publiciSt.
Winning publications and
their authors are:
Trade Winds Margaret spooner, II.
P's's izS1 Aa.n Sss
n Ry' Is: junior; dauShter ef Mr., and
street NV. and st. Johns The Sabre
Ss 4 Rp seeor siS Ss Il nv sna
Also, Gordon Junior Highs Gordon
News. Nancy BEACH. IA, grade OBJ
ffqFstsi M sssses w .''e 5ee a.sS
Junior Highs Jefferson Junior. jour
aslrb. ga RI NJ I HON NJ. Il r sTsds On
Sixth street NV. and Helen, sneed. il.
s sessa 4S nr street Eab NV and the Ban
daughter Of Mrs. Lorraine Thurston. Ais
Fourth street NV: Phyllis Harrod, IA,
s F5sSs s d K.n1Un Stree. MRS MN Rhys .a a
and NJ: peas.ss sas9 1sos q ke aE
SS. .s sS:ht. EsS p rsIEnoSa me- NJ:
S NW sa n Nelson Snd X I Ersas
America Nelson. s54 Girard street NV.
Also. Smothers Schools 1.-THE Lam
place NE; George Bell Schools "Beiii
Fairbrother Bulletin" Patsy Hamlet, o,
grade 4, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Ha inlet, 80 virginia avenue Sc; sandra
White, IL. grade s.. daughter of Mrs.
Blackburn. Q grade 4. daughter Of Mrs.
Rosie Blackburn. 323 Virginia avenue
S.W.; Iris johnson. IL, grade 6. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis johnson. AZ
Canal street S.W.; Esteile White, II,
grade 6, daughter Of Mrs. Viola White.
439 Eighth street s.w.; Dolores Taylor.
Robert Taylor 203 D street s.W., and
Marie McDunne. II, Grade 6. daughter Of
MIS- Geneva McDufne, 200 street NV.
lips Star" q cartoon drawn by Anton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Venezuela Invites u. 5.
To Probe Coffee Prices

CARACAS. Feb. 13.-The Ven
ezuelan Coffee Growers Associa-
ton today asked the United
States Senate to send investi-
gators to determine for them
selves what makes the price of
coffee run up.
The coffee growers offered all
facilities to enable the senator
ial investigators to study actual
conditions on coffee plantations.
The growers warned that ANY
regulation government imposed)
of coffee prices in the United
State will merely make reciprocal
trade veer toward Europe.
I'm the case Of Venezuela, this
would be an immediate conse-
quence II restrictions were i'm
posed on the purchase of Vene-
zuelan oil. and in smaller scale.
to coffee"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

All the defendants denied the
charge and all declared. on the
witness stand. that Mr.. Lopez
had not accompanied them from
the cafe.
Assistant United States Attor-
Yley Leonard Braman asked
Judge Howard to continue the
case until tomorrow SO that adj
ditional testimony might be
heard from Armed Services Po-
lice. But Judge Howard rejected
the motion and ordered the de-
PENDANTS discharged on the
ground that no probable cause
existed for holding them for the
grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Delinquency Picked
As Topic Of Meeting
OF Woodbridge PTA

Juvenile delinquency will be
discussed by a panel at a meet
ing Of the Woodbridge Parent
Teacher Association at 8 pm.
Thursday.
Participants will be Miss Win
fired Thompson, adviser to the
Commissioners Youth Council;
Capt. John Ryan Of the police
juvenile squad: Mrs. Marian
Newman. Woodbridge sixth grade
teacher: and Mrs. Frank Belle,
Scout leader, with DR.. M. Vir-
ginia O'Neil as moderator.
Council A, Area 3, Congress Of
Parents and Teachers, will meet
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the audi
forum Of Taft Junior High
School. Mrs. Samuel Bigio. budg-
ct and finance chairman of the
congress. will speak on ethical
Ways to Raise Money for PTA
Work"
All PTA members are invited
to attend the second in q series
of mental health lectures at 8
pm. Tuesday at Pierce Hall, Fiji
tenth and Harvard streets NV.
DR.. Reginald Lourie, director of
psychiatry, Children's Hospital,
will discuss The Teen Age
Years"
Other PTA events this week:
Tomorrow.
Ketcham, 1880 pm. Founders
Day celebration.
Peabody, 8 pm. Founders Day
celebration.
Sousa Junior High, 8 pm. Dis
cussion of the schools program
Of studies. followed by q ques-
ton and answer period.
Stoddert, 8 pm. DR.. Hurst r.
Anderson, president of American
University, will speak on RE
sponsibility Of Citizens In the
Community"
Stuart Junior High. 8 pm. IAN
Evening With the Physical Ed
ucation Department" Mrs.
Charlotte Spencer and Ralph
Zelaska, physical education in
structors. will speak. Mrs. P. C.
Elicit. past president of the PTA
Congress. will speak on Founders
Day. Party in the cafeteria after
wards.
Tuesday.
Powell, 8 pm. Panel on: Are
modern education methods meet
ing the disciplinary problems Of
cheldren?" Speakers will be
James A. Crook. DR.. Alfred Brig
ulio. Jack Steele and DR.. w. H.
Gaumnitz. DR.. Ashby Smith will
be the moderator.
Wednesday.
Raymond, noon. School lunch
con.
Thursday.
Gordon Junior High. ST pm.
Annual turkey dinner and ba-
zaar in the school cafeteria.
Tyler. 8 pm. Founders Day
celebration.
Friday.
Bunker Hill, 8 pm. Dance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Gath and 56th Pinfs
Given by Two Men
In Blood Program

Two veteran donors were
among those who gave blood last
week at the District Red Cross
Blood Center, 2O25 E street NV.
William Kane, jr.. a Boiling
Air Force Base aircraft mechanic
gave his saith pint of blood. John
A. Stewart, an employee of the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission, gave his seth pint, to
become seven-gallon donor.
Other donors included Is
members of the Pakistan En-
bassy. one from the Turkish EN-
bassy and the ,19-year-old
daughter Of the Spanish Min
lister.
During the week the center
distributed 1923 pints of blood
in the District and in Maryland,
Virginia and West Virginia COM
munities covered by the blood
mobiles.
The bloodmobiles will make
the following visits this week,
each at 10 am, unless otherwise
noted:
Tomorrow-Prince Georges County;
Andrews Air Force Base, Building T-3-
20. Texas and Nevada avenues. D. C.
Chapter: Naval Receiving Station, Ana
costa; Fairfax County: Episcopal Church
Hall, Herndon. Va. from to pm
Tuesday-D C. Chapter: Main Navy.
Constitution avenue, Room 2641. from
$3.50 am. to $3.50 pm. Naval receiving
Station. Anacostia. Arlington Chapter:
Building TT. Gravelly Point, Room 1898.
wednesday-D. c. Chapter: Pentagon.
Anacostia Montgomery County: Wheaton
Fire House. Wheaton. Md. from 2 to 8
pm.
Thursday-D. c. Chapter: Pentsgon.
Room "A $50 Fairfax County: Fort Bel
voir. Building mn "a from 9:30 am. to
$40 pm. Prince GEORGES County: Agri-
culture Research Center. Beltsviile. Nd.
D. c. Chapter: Commerce Department.
Room 1853, Main Building. on Four
Friday--p. C. Chapter: pentagon.
Room 4A-750: ouantico Chapter; meas,
Dispensary, Brown Field. Quantico, Va.
St Marys County; Piney Point Naval
TORPEDO Station, Sick Bay, Piney Point,
Nd, from 8 80 I'm. to $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Three Marine Serueanfs Freed on Robbery CHARGE

Yoke robbery charges against
three Marine sergeants were dis
missed yesterday by Municipal
Judge Andrew Howard.
The Marines, Sergt. Tony j.
Madreno, Sergt. Terry j. How
ard and Sergt. Lewis E. Maddox,
are stationed at Henderson Hall,
Arlington. awaiting overseas
shipment.
They were accused of yoking
Joseph g. Lopez. IS. of the 140O
block Eastern avenue NE, and
taking $40 from him. The Incl
dent was alleged to have occurred
after a meeting with Mr.. Lopez
in a Washington cafe followed
by an auto ride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Alumni Group Elects

The Washington chapter Of
the alumni association of Lincoln
Memorial University, Harrogate.
Tenn, elected officers at its an
nual Lincoln Day dinner in the
Evans Coffee Shop. Alto Lee
highway. Arlington. They are
I. E. Nichols. president; j. w.
Holston, vice president, and Mrs.
HolSton, secretary-treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

cite Thomas. 10, grade. 9. daughter Of
Mrs. Lillian Thomas. l4O5 Twenty ninth
rift. II. grade 9, laughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Merritt, II20 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV; MARCO Washington
II. grade 8, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
street NV; Bertha Guerra. II, grade g,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Guerra
4o6 Twenty-seventh street NV; Calvin
Mrs. Calvin Monroe. 2l3I N street NV. !:
and Mary Green. 8. grade 3, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Green. 1141
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-01
OTTAWA
American CrOatian Radio
Programa, IL McKeeSpOrtu

McKeesport, Pa. - Anne
rican-C roatian Radio Hour,
ciji program Sc izvadja ma
stanici WMCK u McKees-
portu svake subote u SIS do
6 sati poslije podne, izvadja-
ii &c svoj tjedni program u
petak, 3. %septembra, cd $50
do 7:15 sati u vecer.
Zadnji pola sata vecernjeg
programa biti &c posveceno
pozdravu &C Pitts
burgh's 23-rd Annual Gro
attain Day. i proslavi cote
godisn, iice Hrvatske Bratske
Ia jednice, koja &c Sc obaviti
u subotu, 4. s%eptembra, u
Kennywood Parku.
Stoga Vas pozivljemo, da
navijete svoj radio "a slusa-
ME tjednog programa "Ame-
rican-C roatian Radio Hour
u petak u $50 sati u vecer,
i svake subote cd Sis do 6
sati poslije podne, a to ucini.
te ma dial" 1860 ma Vasem
radiu.
Tony Brajdic, upravitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-01
PobjednicNi banket U CIairtonu
Pocast kra|iice i softbaII teamd

Clarion, Pa. Dan rs. julia 1854. &c ostati zabiljezen
sa zlatnim slovima u .povijesti Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
jer je toga dana odrzana velicanstvena proslava u pocast
njenog 60-godisnjeg opstanka u ijepom zabavnom West
View Parku u gradu Pittsburghu, te ujedno Zajednicarski
Dan Ujedin jenih Odsjeka Zapadne Pennsylvania. Takodjer
oval dan &c ostati "a trajnu uspomenu "a narod i clanstvo
nase zajednice u Clairtonu, jer su ma programu istog dana
imali dvije sjajne pobjede. Mlada clanica odsjeka broj 248,
pularnosti, a momci cd istog odsjeka SUI odnesli pobjedu U
softbaIl igri.
Prosle godine isto ma Zajednicarskom Danu, djevojka
cd istog odsjeka je ~pobjedila "a Kraljicu Popu1arnost, ko-
joj Sc je priredio pocasni banket cd strane odsjeka. Owe
godine nasa diva odsjeka, broj 248 534 ~priredjuju zajed-
nicki banket u pocast svoje Kraljce softbal teama, koji
&c Sc odrzati u nedjelju 5. s%eptembra, u 6 sati ma vecer,
u Hrvatskom Domu ma Maple Avenue.
Bit &c priredjen bogati banket S ljepim programom,
uz cijenu samo $500 "a odrasle, a S1.OO "a djecu. Svirati
&c program izvadjati %omladinski tamburaski zbor "Sloga"
IL Monessen, Pa, pod vodstvom Mr.. Matt Gouze Kolo Cru
pa gnijezda Pomlatka il Cairtona.
Kao nasi pocasni gosti, ma oval svecani banket su po-
zvani svi izvrsni glavni odbornici nase zajednice, tie oba
urednika Zajednicara upravitej Sporta. Takodjer su po-
zvane sve one d~jevojke, koje SUI Sc ~natjecale "a Kraljicu
Popularnosti skupa S nasom djevojkom.
Ovo &c zaista bii jedna vehcanstvena proslava, koja
Sc priredjuje u pocast nase ovdje rodjene omladine, koja
zauzimlje aktivno ucesce u raznim p%riredbama nash odsjeka
j nase Zajednice, kao so SUI to chill ma rs. julia u West
View Parku ma proslavi svoje Ia jednice. Stoga Sc pozivlju
svi clanovi nash mjesnih odsjeka, kao saw mas narod il
mjesta okolice, da posjete oval banket time pocaste ma
su omladinu, ma kojoj estate buducnost odsjeka %Zajednce.
Ia Priredjivacki Odbor Ivan Bronic, izvjesttelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-01
Pink odsjeka br. II pros|ava
b0.qodiSniice H. B. zaiednice

Uniontown, Pa. Divine sc pozvlje clanstvo naseg Cd
sjeka ostali slavenski narod mjesta i okolice, da dodje ma
oval piknik proslavu, koju cemo odrzati u nedjeju II.
septembra o. 6. ma Dicks Grove, koje Sc zemljiste nalazi
dvje mile ma istocnoj strani Unontowna, izmedju move i
stare ceste broj 119. Takodjer pozivamo clanove odsjeka
IL biznjih mjesta Zapadne Pennsylvania da mas posjete u
so vecem broju, pax cemo mi NINA povratiti milo "a
drago kada "a to vrijeme dodje.
Sestre brace, ovo Dude now nacin proslave 6O-godis-
mice Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice, a tai novi nacin jeste
oval: Svaki pojedini Clan odsjeka broj u u dobrom stanju,
dobiti &c ma ovoj proslavi jedan funt pecene janjetne bes-
platno. Takodjer &c bMi dovoljno janjetine "a ostale goste,
koja &c Sc trziti pc $3.50 pc funti. Svaki clan naseg Cd
sjeka, koji zeli dobiti svoj do pecene janjetine, mora biti
ma zemljistu piknika u ~odredjeno vrijeme.
Mi nismo prize p%riredjivali owe proslave "a to-, sto smo
cekali dok pojedini odsjeci u nasim bliznjim kolonijama Sc
izredaju sa svojim proslavama, pax nismo zehli da skodimo
njihovim priredbama, tie smo "a to malo zakasnili s nasom
prosavom. To je jedan cd razoga, a drugo je oo je rddar-
sko naselje, gdje rudnici "a sada jake slabo rade, a rudari
zee ~posjecivati sve izete proslave ne samo u svojim mje-
stima, nego u susjednim mjestima. Bas cato smo htjeh,
da rudarima ucinimo ~polaksicu da nasu prosavu priredi-
mo sada, kad su sc druge vec sve izredale.
cato nezaboravite doci ma mas piknik proslavu u ne
djelju, II. septembra, da ma d~ostojni nacin proslavimo 60tu
%godisnjicu opstanka nase dicne plemenite ustanove -
Hrvatske Bratske Z~ajednice.
Ia dobru podvorbu brine sc Priredjivacki Odbor.
Mike Cindric, predsjednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-01
PrW koncert m|adog tamburaskog zbora
0drzati &c Sc u nedje|iu ~. septembra

Farrell, Pa. Mas mladi tamburaski zbor, koji sc je
organizrao proslog ~proljeta, a kpji Sc sastoji cd II glaz-
benika, jedanaest djecaka sest djevojcica izmedju jeda-
naest sesnaest godina, odrzati &c svoj prvi koncerat u ne
djelju, 10. septembra o. g., u Hrvatskom Domu ma Staunton
Street. Program &c poceti tocno u 2:3O poslije podne.
Ova nasa omladina, koja je sva u Pomlatku H. B. z.
cnila je sve napore, da Sc u kratko vrijeme sto bolje IL
vjezba prpremi "a nastup ovog koncerta pod vjestim i
sposobnim vodstvom svoga zborovodje, brata f. c. koss.
Prema tome nema dvojbe, da &c mas oni sve zadiviti ma
svojem prvom nastupu, jr oni ne samo da sviraju, nego
pjevaju plesu. Oni &c nastupiti u narodnoj nosnj, koju
"a Min sivaju pripremaju Mrs. Purich Mrs. Prezgaj.
Mas Americko- Hrvatski Gradjanski Kub je kupio "a Min
instruments, a brat Steve Lenardich je ~napravio sprave "a
note, iii music stands. Njihovi roditelji Sc mnogo interesira-
ju cine sve so je u njihovoj moci, da zbor so bolje ma
preduje, narcotic "a oval koncerat. To je dakle tamburaski
zbor naseg naroda u Farrelu okolici, kojeg mas narod
treba izdasno pomagati, a to treba narcotic pokazati ma
ovom njihovom prvom koncertu.
Ma programu cemo imati pocasne goste IL glavnog
ureda Hrvatske Bratske "a jednice, urednika "Zajednicara'
brata Filipa Vukelica njegova pomocnika brata Ivana Bro
MICA, naseg bivseg kolonistu, koji &c sa kratkim govorima
~pozdraviti mas nasu omladinu u zboru.
U doljnim prostorijama Donna imati cemo kao obicno
tecnih zagrizaka svjezih napitaka "a sve dosta. U vecer
&c pax slijediti plesna zabava w nasu tamburicu. PRIZE kon-
certa djeca &c nastupiti ma television radio programu. -
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Joseph Sever, tajnik