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Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24

Darnell to spend their summer
vacation with their grandparents,
the Anderson Mrs Minnie
Lowe, practicing nurse for 81
years and sister-in-law Of Mrs
Sanders Jones, is here visiting
Mrs. Jones and nursing a cousin,
James Smith in the Warner
Brown hospital Pfc, Mock
Fields. son of Mr. and Mrs, Willie
Fields, who is serving with the
air force is home on furlough
Private Fields is stationed at Re-
no, Nevada Pfc, Herbert
White. who has been overseas, is
home for a few days Ell Do
RADIOS newest drive inn, is the
"Kreme KasSeln, owned by Mrs
Idalla Andrews Miss Ida
Jayne Franklin was accompanied
home by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Smith to spend the
summer with her grandmother,
Mrs. Jane Johnson, Miss Frank
Marshall, Texas, where she is
lin is the only Negro attending
the University of Nevada. Sh e
has completed her freshman year
where she was a member Of the
French club, Eta. assistant Sec
rotary of the ASUN and a pied
gee to the Kappa Alpha Theta.
She is a graduate of Washington
hi school of this city and was a
member of the band Miss
Vyrene Lynn, daughter Of Mrs.
Dora Lee Lynn, has been spend
ing her vacation here with rela-
tives and friends Miss Lynn has
returned to Wiley college in
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24

the FL Dorado branch of NAACP
will be held Sunday at p. m,
at Lees Chapel AME church, Rev
]. T. Criswell, pastor All MEM
bers and friends are urged to
be present Reports of all mon
les will be made. Very important
that each member is present to
get these reports, The annual con-
vention in Atlantic City, N, j.
will be discussed. Indignation will
be the main subject for conside-
ration, D. c, B. Rainey, president,
Mrs. r. S. Scott, secretary .
The revival, which was held at
Mt Ora Baptist church, closed
Friday mite. Rev. Syrus McDade,
minister Rev l.. D Champion de-
hVered the messages for last week.
Baptizing for candidates wa s
held Sunday at Evergreen Bap-
thing pool, by Rev. McDade. A
large number was on hand to
witness the baptizing Rev,
]. F. Kelly and wife. Mrs, Beu-
lab Kelly, accompanied their
daughter, Betty 10, back to
Bloomington, Indiana, June a.
where she is attending Indiana
university. Rev, ], ~ Harris of
Hot Springs and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dial Flemming of st. Louis also
accompanied them to Blooming
ton. The trip was enjoyed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer john
son of Longview, Texas, were the
weekend guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson, The
Johnsons are leaving their fine
sons little Randle ]. and Larry
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24
Bethel Senior Choir
Honors Members

The Senior choir of Bethel
AME church, gave a surprise
party. recently at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N Smith 1903
High street honoring Mesdames
L. II Paxton who left for Pitts
burgh, Pennsylvania, and Mar
lene b Smith. Who was among
the May graduates Of Philander
Smith college. During the social
hour. brief talks We're made by
Mesdames Nettle Young, A. b.
Newton, Paxton and Jaequelyn
Davis. Mrs. A b. Newton pre-
sented the gifts to the honorees,
Mesdames Smith and Paxton ex-
pressed their appreciation for the
gifts and affair Refreshments
were served and an enjoyable
time was expressed by all. Mrs,
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24
Where You Can
Get An Outfit for
Only One Buck"

Appearing elsewhere in this
paper this week is an advertise
ment that has appeal. Especially
to those members of the feminine
sex who love beautiful clothes,
because this ad tells you where
to come and get a quality dress
for 81 A dress for a dollar is
something nowadays during the
high cost of everything, And that
is Just what the ad said e
something And too. the ad says
you don't have to have cash
LivinFstons at 3l7 Main street, Is
the place. If you have job and
value fine clothes that can be had
al your terms, it would pay TO
visit Livingston's and take an in
Spection OF the merchandise there
as well as the prices, And too,
mention this paper.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24
Legal Notice.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Evelyn M. Goodson, Plaintiff
VS. No. l02558
James D. Goodson, Defendant
The defendant James D. Goodson.
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff, Ev-
e1yn M. Goodson
Dated: June 2lst 1855
Fred A. Newth, Jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Robert J. Brown
Attorney ad Litem
airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, d, c.
6:24;7:i-8-15 At
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24
Mariana


OpheIia Webb
The Lee County Home Demon
stration county council met Sat
urday with the president, Mrs
Leila A Moore in charge. Twelve
clubs represented with total of
forty county council members
present. Plans were made for the
All club rally, July % Mrs, Ruby
Mae Harris, assistant Home Dem
onstration agent for Negro work
gave demonstration on thrift,
an apron made from feed sack.
She also asked that each member
make something in the next club
meeting Approximately 700
persons attended the s9th ami
verSary of the Walnut Grove NIB
church and the 23rd anniversary
of the pastor, Z. r. Gaines, Sun
day. Saturday. the County tractor
driving contest for All club
members was held at the Mari,
anna airport There were twenty
five participants in this activity
Pleasant Stephens. the first place
winner will receive an all ex-
penSe paid trip to the State All
club camp, August 1912. Other
winners in the senior division
were. Reuben Stenhouse End
place, Willie Henry Rachel. 3rd
place. The winners in the junior
division were: lst place Sterling
King. End place James Coving-
ton and Bird place Melvin Ste
phens Tractor and prize money
were furnished by the following
companies; John Deere by Nixon
Brothers and Webb. Farmall by
the Farmers Supply co. Ford by
Mariana Tractor CO. Allis-Chal-
mers by the West Moffatt Nc
Carly co, Case by the w. S, Nc
Clintock & Sons co. The Fa-
Tiers day program held at the
Walnut Grove NIB church was a
success. Lacy J. Kennedy address
ed the group, He talked from the
subject, "A Fathers Task In This
Period of Indignation" Mrs.
Anna M. p. Strong, Mrs. Thelma
Davis and Mrs. Mable Saunders
are attending the National .PTA
meeting in San Antonio, Texas :.
Butch and Billie Kennedy were
the house guests last week of
Miss Jacqueline Holmes of Lake
Village Miss Effie Reed. a
senior of Motion hi school is
spending the summer in Flint,
Michigan, with her cousin Miss
Pearl j. Fisher, who is a senior
at AMIN college and a former
Miss Bronze Arkansas winner .
Little Miss Barbara Ann Tenn
pie. Union Community, was a
first place winner of the Junior
Queen OF the PL&M district
She rode in the parade in Mag.
nolia. The theme of the fleet that
was also a first place winner was
"The Lord Is My Shepherd. Mrs.
Erma L, Mathis chaperoned Bar
bara Ann The Stitch and
Chat is the newly organized club.
The officers are Mrs, Y. c. Girls
som, pres; Mrs. Mable Thompson
sec. and Mrs. l.. B. Boiler, treas
The club is stitching a quilt &c
be given away in the future. Mrs
James Lathrop is the hostess, fol
Thursday mite, at its semi-month.
ly meeting We are glad tc
have Mrs. VernalOu Edwards with
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24

a student Mrs. WIN,
ard, daughter of Mrs n.s
has returned to her bp,s,.
home in Marshall. Tow
Howard is planning a hi, i
for his new son, who win J
with his mother .c,,.]
the Wonder Mechanic
turned home of Hawttror,|
from Detroit, where be NJ
in business. He is now ~
at a garage on the Junrtol
hlWay Robert Wells,.
Of Urbana cutoff, was M,
times. He was in the 4
Brown hospital, but has ID
leased and is doing fin,
Misses Gloria Dean Jones
Joan Jones 8, daughters 4
Leona Woodard, are a
their vacation with then
and aunt, Mr. and Ms
Sonny Hoof Of Junction 4
The Vacation Bible schod
ed Monday morning at ii.
green Baptist church. Trad
ton is furnished by The |
bus Rev T. 0. MeJrj
honored with a third carI
niVersary. Rev. }. F. KeAI
llvered the sermon, Vhl.I
very inspiring Miss Ii
was engaged to Mr. ID
who were Johnny Elnlore |
gagged to Miss Myrtle Nll
this city. The wedding u
emnized al the Evergran
church, June 70. The Find
Immediately + or MonraI
where ne resides.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24

His other children met him In
Ohio to spend Fathers day
The Prince Hall Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, St. Mark lodge,
No, 7, will hold its st. Johns
day sermon and Masonic program
at the Morning Star Bapt church,
Newport, Sunday at 2:30 p. m
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24

Rev n. l., Dove, pastor of the
Garter AME church. Helena, will
conduct the sermon, The Masonic
speakers, Brothers Henry Will
hanson r A. Watson, A, M. Mil
Ter and Ollie F. McSpadden. Aft
er the sermon and program, din
ner will be served without charge
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24
CLASSIFIED

PAINTING. PAPER HANGING,
sheetrock finishing, reasonable
rates. Free estimates. Refer
ences. EDWARD NEWMAN A.
son, MO 3-5522. If
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24

Mrs, Vera Lewis, employee at
the Wonder Bread bakery, is on
an assignment to make some spe-
cialized house to house calls in
tine Little Rock territory, Mrs.
Lewis is the first Negro in Ar
kansas to represent the Wonder
Bread bakery in this capacity, In
addition to her house to house
activity, she is affiliated with the
hostess room at the bakery. Mrs,
Lewis is the daughter of Mrs
Rosetta Whitlow of this city and
the wife of Private Level Lewis,
who is presently serving with the
armed forces in Germany.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24

LITTLE FOLK HAVE THEIR DAY - Chill
drens day was Decision day at Bethel anne
church, Ninth and Broadway sunday Eleven
young people were confirmed into 1ull mem
berShip in the church They are (left to right)'
front row Dolores Beatrice Warren, daughter
of MI and Mrs. James Warren, 1904 SO Plne
street Mary Frances Rice, daughter OF MRS
Lucille Rice, lisa Gaines street; Dorothy La
Routh Smith daughter of Mr., and Mrs l.. N.
Smith, 1903 High street; Emphis Merlyn
Pearson, daughter of Mrs, Aretha P. Jones,
1910 East 4th street; COzetta Hammocks
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24
Feed your baby
(arnation,
Americas
healthy baby milk!

EVERY YEAR in cities across America, Carnation
Milk sponsors its famous local Healthy Baby
contests. Every one of the thousands of healthy
tots entered is Carnation baby every one
raised on Carnation Milk
Of all forms of milk, Carnation is the safest for
baby's bottle. The most nourishing, too, and the
most digestibe. It's no wonder s out of 10
mothers who feed Carnation formula say NV
doctor recommended it."
Ask your own doctor about Carnation. the milk
every doctor knows.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24
Pine Bluff

Rev A, Smith
The grand children of Rev. and
Mrs. A. Smith are spending the
summer vacation with them. They
are Ralph, Larry and Charles
Cooper jr. of Las Vegas, Nevada,
and Shelly and Gary Smith OF
Baltimore, Md
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24

One of the most recent additions
to the Salesforce at HERBERT
JONES NASH CO., 2e2 CROSS
ST, Little Rock. is MR.. FRED
CARTER, who for many years
has been coaching and teaching
at Little Rocks Dunbar High
Schoo. Mr.. Carter wants TO take
this opportunity to thank his
many friends who have favored
him in the past with their busl-
ness. For information or demon
stration on any of the new or
Used Cars, call Mr.. Carter at Her
bert Jones Nash Company. Phone
FIR 4-6397. ADV.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24
Ell Dorado

Mrs. LeOna Woodland
The regular monthly meeting of
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24

A, b Newton, president, Mrs V.
T Majors, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-24

us as an operator again at the
Parks beauty shoppe.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-07
Labor Secretary Urges AFL-CIO to
 Speak Loud and Clear in Politics

NEW YORK, Secretary of Labor Mitchell said Tuesday or ganized labor has both a duty and a responsibility to speak out with a loud and clear" voice in poli- tics.
 Mitchelrs remarks prepared for the convention of the merged AFL-CIO indicated, however, he expects labor support to be given to Republican Party policies rath- CT than to those of Democrats.
 His speech, like one delivered by President Eisenhower Monday to convention delegates via long distance hookup from Eisenhow- CTS Gettysburg headquarters, said labor unions have a right to deal in political issues.
 Eisenhower said that in such expression, the rights of minori- ties in unions having differing social, economic and political views mnst be Scrupulously pro- tected and their views accurately reflected.'
 The President and his Labor Cabinet officer appeared to be an- swering, in part at least, the ex- pressed fears of some Republicans that unions are taking too active political role. The speeches also signaled an administration effort to vie actively with the Defocrats for the labor vote in the 1856 campaign.
 Gov. Averell Hartman of New York, potential candidate for the Democratic presidential nomina- ton next year, said in another speech at the convention Tuesday that i've need more, not less, par ticipation by working men and women in American political af- fairs"
 Hartman saw "a glorious op- portunity" to increase national production by 50 percent in the next decade and thereby improve living conditions. But ito get this expansion, we must have wise and progressive policies,". he said.
 Tt is up to labor to make its voice heard to be sure we have
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-07
Man Dies Because He
 Didn't Like nv Program

WALLETS BAY, Vt, R-Ed- ward J. La Flam, 32, didn't like the programs on television, his wife said, so went into the garage and turned on the car radio Sat turday night.
 Mrs. La Flam said she called her husband about 11:15 pm. and he said he would come into the house soon.
 She went to bed and in the morning sent her eight-year-old daughter to the garage. The child found her father dead of what states attorney Allan Bruce said was carbon monoxide poisoning.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-07

those policies" Hartman added
 Hartman was given a standing ovation as he entered the conven- tion hall and again when he con cluded his address. He was ap- plauded P times during his speech.
 During his criticism of the Els enhower Administration voice from the audience shouted, "Give 'em hell, Averell,' reminder of the phrase often heard during for mer President Harry s. Truman's campaign speeches.
 Hartman at one point paid trib- ute to Truman's attitude toward labor and then added smilingly:
 ''I want to make it clear I am not talking about politics this morning; I'm just talking history"
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-07
MRS. HARRIET FRIES, FORMER NOMEITE,
 BURIED IN SEATTLE

Private funeral services for Mrs. Harriet H. Fries, 88, who first went to Seattle in 1906, were held there last month following her death on Nov. Is. The service was followed by cremation.
 Mrs. Fries and her husband, Henry Fries, lived summers at a gold mine near Nome from about 1908 until his death in 1926.
 A native of Illinois, Mrs. Fries lived in Chicago and in Sioux Falls, SD, before moving to Se- attle. She lived at 8319 9th Ave, NV.
 A sister, Mrs. Elnora Webster, Sioux Falls, survives.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-07
Arctic nv Station
 To Make World Premier At Pioneer Roof Garden

"A star-studded cast will ap- pear in the world premiere of Arctic Television Station KNO- " when it is held Saturday night at inc 47th annual Pio- neer Roof Garden. The doors will open al ? p.m. in inc high school auditorium and the cur tain will go up on the show al 8 o'clock.
 Technicians are busy this week installing the latest model television set on the stage. An extra-wide screen on the set will enable all of the audience 10 have a clear view of the premiere performance.
 Following the Tv show there will be fun for the whole fam fly al the Fish Pond. amuse- ment booths. refreshment counters and an opportunity for all to play Alaska's favorite game.
 Frank Morris is general chairman of inc Roof Garden this year and Mrs. c. R. Jack son is director of the TV show. Ali midnight. the one half pound of nuggets will be awarded.
 Paid Ado.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-07
MT. and Mrs. Bob Scott Leave To Spend Holidays Tn States

MT. and Mrs. Robert Scott left today via Alaska Airlines to spend the holidays with relatives in the Seattle area, including MT. and Mrs. Guy Saterlee, parents of Mrs. Scott and formerly of Nome. They will also visit her aunt and uncle MT. and Mrs. Stormy Stornfeltz. They plan to return home the first of the year.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19

Sc svojim srpskim imenom !
svojom hrvatskom domovi-
nOm!"
Posljednji put posjetio je
Tesla svoj rodni kraj 1892,
prize 63 godine, kada je po-
hodio svoju bolesnu majku.
Tom prilikom bio je u Za-
grebu Beogradu. Da odadu
priznanje njegovom radu i u
spjehu. Jugoslavenska Akade-
mia u Zagrebu izabrala ga
svoiim dopisnim clanom, a
Hrvatsko Sveuciliste mu je
podijelilo pocasni doktorat.
Tako je glavni grad Hrvatske
visoko cijenio i pocastio svo-
ga velikoga sina Hrvatske.
Srbi Hrvatske, pax i Hr-
vati trebali bi Sc ugledati u
ljubav i bratstvo Srba i Hr-
vata u Hrvatskoj, po uzoru
ovog naseg velikog covjeka
- Nikole Tesle. I kad bi ta-
ko gledali ispravno jedni ma
druge kao ravnopravne gra-
diane Republic Hrvatske ]
jednako Sc zalagali "a menu
slobodu j uspjeh = svima bi
bolje i ljepse RUE cvale u
buducnosti.
Owe godine Sc navrsava SO
godina cd rodjenja naseg We
likoga Tesle, a naredne 60
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
gao samostalno i nesmeteno
raditi i stvarati.

gao samostalno i nesmeteno
raditi i stvarati. I
Tesla Sc visoko digao ma
glas u svijetu 1883 godine,
dosavsi tada do velikog ot-
krica, koje ga je proslavilo u
naucnom svijetu kao pravo
svjetsko Guido. Konstruirao je
novi sistem Transformations,
novi sistem motora "a izmje-
nicnu struju, a koja je stru-
ia do danas poznata u nauci
pod imenom "Teslina struja". i.
Tai vazan izum je nasao ta-
kodjer plodnu primjenu u me-
dicini, a osim toga ma tom
principu je poeivao pocetak
brzojava telefona bez zica,
dakle bio je pionir i stvara-
lac radiofonije, jer upravo u
oblasti primjene tog sistema,
jedan Cd glavnih problema
sacinjava prenos elektricne
energije, ma daljinu. PRIV a
radio-stanica, koju je Tesla
konstruirao u New Yorku,
vrsila je prenos cd 35 kilo-
metara, ali slijedeca, koju je
sagradio u Colorado vrsila je
vec prenos ma preko 1000
kilometara. &
Ovo nije jedini izum nase-
ga Tesle ma polju elektroteh-
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Cd ZMIJSKOG UJEDA
UMIRE GODISNJE
40 TISUCA JUDI

Ma svijetu godisnje umire
cd ujeda zmija-otrovnica oko
10000 ljudi. Prema podacima
Svjetske zdravstvene organi-
zacije (specijalne agencije U.
NJ, u samoj Indiji umire
godisnje cd ujeda zmija oko
$4,000 ljudi. Medjutim u hi
perciviliziranim j tehnicki do
tjeranim USA godisnje umire
cd toga svega oko 20 osoba,
a USA imaju oko $50 mill
juna ljudi.
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J0SIP SIKIC

Pri zakljucku lista prmi-
smo zalosnu vijest is Lacka-
wanna, N. Y, da je onamo u
svom domu preminuo mas u
vazeni clan, brat Josip Sikic
cd kapi, dakle nenadano u
subotu vece, Is. januara, a
da &c biti pokopan u sriiedu,
kad oval broj izlazi, ma 19.
januara.
Brat Sikic nalazi Sc dugi
niz godina u America. Rodjen
je II. septembra 1894 u Sis
ku, Hrvatska. On je pootac
nasega glavnoga tajnika, bra
ia Josipa Belle, komu je bio
kao pravi otac.
Pokojnik ostavlja liza sebe
ozaloscenu suprugu, sina Jo-
sipa, snahu Danicu troje u
nucadi u koliko je mama po-
znato.
Supruzi, sinu, snahi unu-
cadi, kao ostaloj rodbini ma
Sc srdacno zalovanje, a dra-
gom pokojniku - Slava! =
UredniStvO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19

mnogih studija i teskih 60
dina iskusenja ne odluci ot-
lei u Now Svijet, da u Sjedi-
njenm Drzavama pokusa O.
stvariti svoje velike zamisli.
Ma koncu je uspio da u New
Yorku 1887 godine osnuje la
boratorij pod svojim imenom
"Elektricno drustvo Tesla.
Tesla je svoje skolovanje u
ucenju tehnike zapoceo u Sta
jerskom Gracu, koje je svr-
sio u Pragu, Ceska 1881. Kao
svrseni inzinjer sluzio je kod
Telefonskog drustva u Bu-
dimpesti, a poslije kod Edi-
sonovog kontinentalnog drus-
tva u Parizu.
Jos ma skoli u Gracu po-
stavio je svoje zamjerke kon-
strukciji motora istomjerne
struje, opazivsi da je motor
nesavrsen. Professor Sc pax
nisu mnogo osvrtai ma te
njegove primjetbe, smatraju-
ci to kao pojavu mladenicke
maste. On je u savrsavanju
motora stvarao planove, ali
u Evropi su pokazivali slabo
zanimanje "a Teslin rad. Ia
ko je dosao u Ameriku.
U America pocinje njegov
pravi uspon do velikog uce-
njaka, .ier ie u America mo-
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dine cemo slaviti njegovu sto-
godisnjicu. Tesla je pax umro
u starosti cd 81 godina u
gradu New Yorku god. 1943.
Menu - Vjecna slava!
Ma njegovim pax rodoljub-
MIN principima, moze Sc je-
dino ostvariti bolji, sretniji i
veseliji zivot Hrvata i Srba
Hrvatske kao ravnopravnih
gradjana. zivio sklad, razu-
mjevanje i suradnja medju
NINA!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19

maskirani i izveli SUI svoje u
loge ma opce zadovoljstvo pu-
bike.
Redatelj ucitelj ovih pred
stava bio je brat Anthony
Grguric, mas knjigovodja u
Zajednici, a hoji zasluzuje po-
sebnu pohvalu ma izvedbi O.
viii predstava. saptalac je bio
"stari" Rukavina, koga publi-
ka niti cuje niti vidi, a koji
je odlicno izveo svoju zadacu.
Nakon predstave, narod je
bio zadovoljan i razdragan,
te Sc razvila vesela zabava j
pies. Dvorana je bila puma
nasega clanstva i tako je po-
lucen dobar uspjeh. Cestita-
mo vrijednom odboru Clan
stvu odsjeka broj 4.
U isto vrijeme vrsila Sc
druga zabava u plemenitu
svrhu u Hrvatskom Domu u
Rankinu, posjet je i ovdje bio
odlican. Program je priredio
mas cinovnik iz glavnog u
reda, brat Anthony Brajdic,
radio anuncer Hrvatskog Ra-
dio Sata u vecem Pittsburghu
a u plemenitu svrhu "a die
Gju paralizu, maine - March
of Dimes.
Kako doznajemo program
je bio odlican, narcotic je ma
rod uzivao u svirci djece i
omladine il McKeesporta i
prekidao iii je "a vrijeme IL
vodjenja njihova programa.
Ova omladinska grupa je ma
stupila pod vodstvom bra
ia Waltera Kolara, direktora
Duquesne University Tambu-
ritzans.
I kako doznajemo ma ovoj
zabavi je sakupljeno do blizu
$4,000 kao prilog Cd strane
brata Brajdica "a March of
Dimes" "a suzbijanje strasne
ydjecje paralize.
Mnogi nasi odsjeci odazva-
Sc Sc ovom pozivu poslase
IL svoje blagajne svoj dopri-
nos, kao i pojedinci. Tako su
Sc sestre braca ZaJednlcarl,
clanstvo Hrv. Bratske Zajed-
nice i u ovom plemenitom ra-
du pokazali kao veliki rodo-
ljubi svoje Amerike, prema u
zoru odgoju svoga naroda u
rodoljubnom duhu kao svijes-
nj gradjani Amerike, cd stra-
ne svoje Zajednice.
Naknadno cemo sc osvrnu-
tt ma oval rodoljubni covje-
canski Gin nasega naroda o.
vom zgodom. - Flip Vukelic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
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