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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

The Senate Judiciary legisla
tue will hold hearing this the employment
tees bill This bill has passed tho house labor committee
II to 8 Now II % survive
There a legislature away FEPC
because which
Hut FEIC bold
have proved practical through laws dealing with
Minneapolis has had FEPC ordinance lei7
been general satisfaction with It's operation
shared the early FErC they
legislature adults
In favor state FEpC
The bin being considered the OF long and
much The
which would made the Tolato
abandoned contempt provision
forcemcnt This bill which has together
highly emotional mood It which carefully prepared
calm and conciratory atmosphere.
The legislature only good
public schools result OF the
surely up and
counted for the principle opportunity strengthen
wherever the forces Of
challenging segregation In the south,
II we'll upon gradual processes
OF education Rut
skin colored
definitely provide family Do the
bills watt does chds clothing
the urgency Of decent housing watt Does self
famIys PRIDE
many Mnnesotans They burning necessity
They difference dignity
tween opportunity
Such behind he FErC which the senate
Judiciary committee VIII consider to-day
Need more be said favor approval
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

This wahngtons IInoon birthdays
thoughts a brotherhood.
W targets
coming
a year Supreme Court by
cison outlawed the public
existing
the Armed
"nTSts where finally Negro
and part social cultural scientific he
equals
or
been realized Yet all in all IL
Indeed 1884 challenge well
accomplish
IN ahead
The Supreme Court decision segregation must b.
promptly effectively impcmcntrd
A federal Fair Employment Practsos law be passed
The number Of state and al EP laws mus, b.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

announcement
Virginia purchased last public by
Poa Washington Pttman daughter the founder
Of Tskege Institute Mrs Pman bought the behalf
newly created Booker Washington
Committee which headed by Phillips founder and president
Of the original and deunct memorial foundation.
the plan forth the release
be board II carried accordingly will result
however Phillips other
their and take
confidence reputable both the
that they will be allowed actively the
management Of the organization
IT, however the foundation resorts to the methods
old above board all the
doomed failure officers
realize that already they have strikes against them and there
them, participants responsible
business and
Negroes America realize fully what distinct conbu
Washington they will join
hands with movement that has its bettng
respectable Negroes will look with
pon upon appears
the exploitation of the OF Booker + Washington for
selfish purposes-Caroina durham, ~ c. TIMES
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
More Pay For Teachers Via Ford

Since Its establishment tho Foundation
has contributed tremendously the public plans
give 90 million dollars 10 help accredited H. colleges
tho salaries OF their faculties
Anyone familiar with the small which plaques faculties
of of the most useful private colleges viii applaud this
evidence of tho neneas OF the Ford Foundation fundamental
These colleges keep outstanding
uy members the better salaries available the public
supported coiegea Competition
where there increasing demand especially
who phyacistS, chemists the like
Our teachers the hope we'll equipped
Ing generation they should he better
and especially colleges
Foundation plans do further willing
It's things that should be today.
LIFE Magazine n decided
toray that the $50 backed tho Demo
y
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
HE WAS THERE FIRST

The FIRST land coded 10 the
Great White Father by the In
dams Of Minnesota was that area
where Fort Smelling was q BE-
built and the land where Mime
apobs and St Paul were later 70
be founded Lieutenant Zchulon
Pike bought that area from the
pako'ahs for two thousand dollars
IN goods
The first 81 these lands 20 come
into private ownership were those
on the eastern side Of the MtsSts-
sipp near the Falls ~ 81. Anthony
and they were chosen by an enter
pusing man because they promis,
ed power for his important ven
lures
Franklin steele was one ~ the
FIRST ~ MInnesots's great promo.
tiers Of land. business and industry.
late In 1855 a letter. hy slow mail.
70 Major Joseph Plymptn1 AZ For
Smelling said that lands east Of
the river would BE- opened for set.
,lrmcnt the next day The Major
talked 10 his friend Captain Mar
tin Scott. and the two DECIDED they
would 20 over the next morn
ing and stake out 4 claim. That
was In violation Of general milf
tAry orders bat the survey rad not
been made and those who rr,-
rrupted land before the surveyors
came usually had their ella ms up
held.
The same mail brought the
same notice 90 E'~rnkliN Stole He
SO not wait until morning. He
lnsted sled with hsy, boards
nails and potatoes and cr0Sge,i on
the to-. when tire army urr ar
rived after daylight they found
steele and Norman KI,tsrr sleep
ing under buffalo robes BY = shack
and around shNut were = s,oes
hurt~, in hills IN the STOW steele
got the Land and the p.rwcr R1d Ne
built tire FIRST SSwni1 on - W
PER river.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
Letters 20 Ohe Editor


Editor: representatives
Party should like members organized labor in
candidate
Of the bors Political political
Of the American Federation Labor
We have chosen ore Jorgenson candidate for 9Th
ward alderman Mr. Jorgenson liberal and Democrat He
active the labor Minneapolis a member
American Federation
Party Hennepn County
The PE has officially endorsed who recently
pointed the position Sixth Alderman
council He endorsed his
His chief his willingness told When the incum
Sixth Ward choice which feel credit to
Sixth Ward and to the city We that the American
Federation Of bor political made choice basis
accept the limited
standards applied by the LPEsgned Charles d. Sloan Chairman
Sixth Ward DFL Club, Celia Logan Charsoman
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

Ever Old Days. Let Va a them; 100
years
Pins needles very families would
share needle
Two sagccoaehcs weekly carried all the between New
York Boston
There highways AMI few railroads
onenh the population of North Inans
lived Virginia
There three public libraries In North America
Furniture dry goods England
There factory North America and made
MEMS
population uutcd slaves
lndenturcd
Anybody want 10 back F-frv"man BEATTY
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
SHADES OF THE PAST :.
Sketches of Minnesota History Prepared by Minnesota
Historical Society
THE BARK CANOE

| The birch bark canoe viii al
ways be known as one OF the most
useful and romantic transporta-
ton devices in the history Of MIN
I ncsota
( No one knows for how long the
/ Chippcwas and other early Indian
I people used this craft, The earliest
white explorers noted II and used
/ Il. II was an Indian creation made
because the waterways were the
transportation way Of the Red
{ Man
The various Indian groups had
their experts, bucks and squaws
who were outstanding artisans
( The canoe used the birch bark
which would b" taken from the
trees in large. tough sheets To
strengthen the craft there would
he carefully fashioned supports
~ white strong cedar The strips
% birth bark would b. skinfuny
shaped and tied together with the
I long strong roots Of the taruarark
tree Pitch would BE- assembled
FROM nearby spruce ard pine trees
and The canoe would BE- made
strong. light and wstertiEht.
Because these Graf, were light
and easily portrayed they were
used on some % tire longest ard
hardest journeys known 70 the
first reor'- 20 come into the Lake
Superior md Mississippi valleys
The early Our traders who head
ausrter~t ~ Fort william on
superior took birch bark canoes
~ their trps 20 the Ear Pacific
Thvv would leave the trading post
early in July and Wouli - a.
FaTt George or the Columbia
about October - There they
would trap ard trade ard leave
With their canoes ard reltries for
ne east in Arrtl IRE canoes
Nngsi b. on the water o. portage
twenty hours daily on tire hing
fup which terminated In late
June
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
Proetz Would Make A Good Chief

st. PauIs quite trying pick
police department There
charges between
nomination Of IL William rejected
three
metropolitan police days
to be something than type
ability knowledge principles
law enforcement prevention and detection
periencs 10 warrant the confidence OF subordinatea
In addition qualities police
have tho confidence officer
stance would be Public Safety Commissioner Robert Peterson More
than this modern police chief ought 10 be
facets OF community life knows what
with delinquency eninaty
dred community Ills,
II seemed 10 this that Ii William
requirements OF the job Of 81 police chief
that tho II Paul council
nomination Of ProetE
1t Paul has too large peudioed
detectives the
the basis Of color 1t froex
In treating all people alike regardless Of
In important and additional this
council will reconsider and Poetzs
the legal angles unraveed
In tho paper
not his council lie has been city with
ProsE chief the combination would
Let's hope the matter Strengthened
munity,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

II TO the results Of the
Hobbs
The purely whether
CATION the Hobbs schools The
the board Hobbs segregation committee
group that raised such u hasse last
Given chance opinion
cord numbers and defeated the candidates
work for segregated schools
We don't believe this question clearly
the bar public opinion
Supreme Court decision
The school board election
Lea County city Texans by birth with
Oklahoma the ciznry
the south where segregation has life
turtles.
Hobbs clearly Hobbs will Supreme
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
Power Of Words

Some words naturally fighting words They rub people
the Ca coward and he ready punch
appreciate
that tell him he
appreciate your Pcrspcacity Tell
= a telling
sight" attempt cheap
when = shopping inexpensive
Many words like that-amCs identical In meaning but
very the Other
rtends-Thc Taastmaatrr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

am University
Northrop April He said Justice William
Douglas speak the lecture May Is.
Bd congratulations to Mel
Sporting Goods association Mr. Cor
will perhaps know of corrs popular Minneapolis
sporting goods a $50 Marquette Ave.
top staffer Baiee
Thomas weeks taken by correspondent with
We could length about things which
which much worse than heavily
laden desk The fact the matter that we didn't have to do
which certain staffers paid to do might be
able to keep desk orderly.
Since we combination publisher
the struggle between the crsad
Naturally piled high the photographs
galley of the editors trade plus the cost estimates circulation
and advertising figures which the Of the publisher
FIVE didn't have to dog" persons at
headlines maybe would
have time to police our desk
We have having arranging quarters.
the Associated Negro Credit
those clean desk boys and convinced
that should of the book to wall opposite where
had placed before He took off his coat and helped us move the
furniture around
he boy
(newspapes which clutter
unsympahetc suggestion that
editor successfully do his without reading hundreds of
hide the closets office
Apparently Carey o our
desked publisher instead of the
duaIpe person w have to a hundred
the with few exceptions most
them looked Uttered We stopped apoogrng
getting the desk Of the
ate erred OF
Gazette one of the sre" American editors of the times
attended the annual party for radio and
committee
party
old-time friends the communications industry
a
realization that the time
that matter how much
it, $ standing stin for any OF
CarnVa n
the kitchen and the
However the food drink and paaver
wi o and new well 1t.
Walter STAR kept the defensive dis
political Clarence "Swanny
wDGY the knowing
together gabfest There
The Winter Carnival folks know
to put on a ice party-belcve us.-Cecil Newman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

adveTtLseH 81 ADVERTISING
agencies 81 billion
advertising their clients Each Of the 81 placed OF $40
space purchased by them all
Walter Thompson Number One for
space months valued s63 million
the foremost manufacturers
dust distributors utilities bankers ct witessy
American dollars bottomless
slack their ego?
ouhne whom the fierce
breathtakng pictures
being
which the wheels trade
thcseU United States
reporting the total investment
whatsoever to local
advertising faithfully these
of
1000 daily the
annually outdoor Advertising direct mail
telsvson motion picture and the other
daily competition the final advertising dollar Hen
nepn County Review
workers raised only cent
Of the Congressman trying their salaries
from SIS congress
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

Increased TO eovd the Industrial country
The McCarran-W Walter eliminate the
discriminatory provisions based nationality
Discrimination In housing transportation
must be outawed Mt all levels
Not assignment 10 n calls
effort yields profound
OF human justice and well being
brother-JIG Labor Reports
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

More Bibles were published in
the last ten years than in the pre-
Ceding 40 years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

The Navy uses II million
pounds Of spuds a month.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02
0dsjek broj 310 pros|avit &c svoju
50.tu godisnjicu ma u. novembra

Columbus Ohio. - Drustvo "Sveti Anton" odsjek 80
HBZ cini moguce pripreme da jedan lijepi do
stoni na6n proslav 50godsncu svoga vasoga opstan-
ka banketom ljepm programom subotu, 26. novembra
g. Hrvatskom Domu 377 Reeb Ave. Columbus, Ohio.
Ma ovo proslav &c nastupiti dobro pozna popularni
tamburask zbor "Pozega" il Youngstown, Ohio pod vod
stvom Gus Rogan Kolo gupa IL Youngstowna Govornici
&c bt sljedeci Brat Martin Krasc gavni blaganik Hr
vatske Bratske Zajedce Pittsburgh Pa nacenk grada
Colmbusa Mr. Maynard E. Sensenbrenner; governor dr.
zave Ohio Mr. Frank Lausche; tanik odsjeka broj 30
brat Josip Skunca ko &c govorit povesti naseg od
sjeka prosavu &c otvo predsjednk odseka brat Josp
Jurlina, stoloravnatelj &c bti brat Sam Skunca.
Proslava &c poceti isti dan sati utro svetom
misom nase pokojne canove misu ce odsuzit zupnk
crkve St. Ladisaus Father Frank Rieh Banket poce
toeno $50 vecer te &c trajat do sa. Pc svrsetku
vecere pocet &c govornc programom ko ce trat do
930 vecer posie &c poceti pesom do kasno
noci.
Draga brace sestre, misim da ne potrebno da ovdje
donosimo so cemo at vecer jer je svakome poznao
kad dae banket da onda made svega pogotovo kod
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02

ne predbaci, u ne-franjevac-
kom i nedemokratskom du-
hu, uredniku "zajednicara"
pomanjkanje doktorata i uni
verziteta, uzdrzala Sc, hvala
Bogu, u predkonvencijsko do
ba cd ucestvovanja u licnoj
klevetnickoj kampanji cd
denuncijantskih prijetnja po-
jedinim ljudima IL uprave H.
B. z. Pomalo, ali ipak hr-
vatski ljudi Sc priblizavaju
demokratskim pravilima "fair
play.
/ Sada, poslije Konvencije,
sva paljba ide ma glavnog
blagajnika HBZ, Krasica. ia
ga ne poznam i jos mamie
znam sto on misli. Ali do
nekle mogu suditi po njego-
vom radu. Tu vidim, da on
iii pomaze iii barem trpi i
dopusta hrvatski i demokrat-
ski rad i razvoj HBZ. Kad
je tako, zasto onda MEGA
ne zvati u hrvatsku slogu u
ovoj nepolitickoj, opcehrvat-
skoj pomocnoj organizaciji,
kakva je HBZ? Iii zar treba
da ga Srbi likvidiraju, kao
Hebranga, pa da ga onda
proglasimo "hrvatskim muce-
nikom"? Narod koji Sc bori
"a svoju slobodu, ako zeli u
spjeti treba da Sc pokaze
sposobnim stvoriti jedinstve-
nj front svojih zivih sinova,
a ne samo mrtvih.
To sto je Vasa Konvencija
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02
0dsjek br. 74q &c prosIaviti svoju
5-godisnjjicu dana II. novembra

Chicago, Iii. - Ovime Sc dae znanje nasem Clan
stvu Chicago okoc te nasem narodu prijateljima
opce da ce mas odsek Progress bro 749 Hatske Brat
ske zajednce proslaviti svoju dvadesepeu godsncu
subotu, H. novembra, Marquette Dvorani 6918 South
Western Avenue Dvorana Sc nalazi drugom spratu
Prosava ce odrzati form plesne zabave svirati
&c izvrsna amercka gazba cd sest komada cd koih e
edna zenapjevacica te ce ceu vecer zabavati
svojim milozvucnm glasom
Odbor brine da &c zabava biti zadovojujuca u
svakom drugom pogledu, navedena gazba svirat &c
nase narodne pesove, tako da ce udovoljti mladjma
i starijima.
Sa historijskog stanovsta Is godina e kratak
rok ali zvotu jednog naseg potponog drstva to e pri
cno dugi rok To najboe vdi kad bas ovakovoj
zabav ponovno sasanu mnog cd onh ko odsjek pred
25 godna pokrenul. Tada to bill glavnome mladi
momc djevoke, danas ocevi make od-
rasle djece, vec sjedi, ceavi, djedovi bake
Dodjite uverite Sc, te pomognite prosavti mas
dvadesetpeti rodendan, odsjek Progress &c biti
veoma zahvalan. Pocetak $3.50 ma vecer. Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02
izabrala Mandica Vukelica,

izabrala Mandica Vukelica,
kao Krasica, Bazdarica i
Badovinca, ona je pokazala
pravi put okupljanja hrvat-
skin snaga, koalicije, surad-
ME svih skupina, kao sto je
to pisao urednik "Zajedni-
cara" prize i poslije Kon-
vencije. U tom pogledu tre-
ba zaliti, sto nije izabran i
Krznaric.
Da je bio wise sloge kod
vodecih ljudi, kod raznih hr-
vatskih stranaka grupa,
mnogo bi Sc bilo wise po-
stiglo!
sto nije bio sada, neka bu-
de slijedeci put, neka bude
prvom priikom! Pozdravno
pismo, koje je Vasoj Kon-
venciji poslao Hrvatski Rad
nicki Savez u Parizu, objav-
ljeno u "Zajednicaru' cd 21.
rujna 1855, svjedoci da pra-
vac demokratske opcehrvat-
ske sloge, koji je pobjedio u
HBZ, nalazi razumjevanje i
podrsku kod hrvatskih rad
nika u Evropi. "Hrv a t S k i
Radnik', koji izdaje Hrvat-
ski Radnicki Savez u Parizu,
bori Sc u granicama svojih
skromnih mogucnosti "a isti
pravac sa Wanna.
Americkim Hrvatima, Va
Sol Konvenciji cestitka i hva-
la ma onom sto je vec ucinje-
no postignuto!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02
Morska hcIest pobiediena
Pronadjen ie novi lick

Putovanje avionom, bro
dom iii automobilom ne mo-
ra wise uzbudjivati ljude ko-
j imaju slab zeludac. Danas
postoJe efikasni lijekovi pro-
tiv "saobracajne" bolesti. l.
strazivanje sredstava protiv
mucnine dosad Sc uviiek su-
kobljavalo S njihovim sekun-
darnim djelovanjem: barbitu-
rini izazivaju ozbiljna obolje-
MIA, atropin je otrovan, anti
histamini cetso Sc teSko pod
nose, osim toga izazivaju me-
odoljiv drijemez. Teskoca ie
sada prebrodjena davanjem
droga sa suprotnim djelova-
MEM: antispazmodika spoje-
nih tonikumima. Iskusavan
u toku dviju godina ma pa
cijentima izmedju 5 so 60
dina ma francuskom trans
atlanskom parobrodu "Ile de
France" = tai novi LICK IL
lijecio je mu6ninu najkasnije
"a jedan sat u 90 posto slu-
cajeva. Uzet prize ukrcava-
MIA, on djeluje preventive
"a vrijeme Cd 10 do II sati.
Ne mogu ga podnositi samo
sasvim mala djeca i bolesni-
ci koji pate cd glaukome (bo-
lest ociju).
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02

kraticnosti, to joj samo daje
vecu vrijednost. Hrvatski rad
nici iseljenici naucili SUI Sc ne
cemu u demokratskoj Anne
rici j oni sada uce i treba da
uce tomu i nase skolovane
doktore pa neke svecenike,
koji su u vezi s naSim tes-
kim starokrajskim prilikama
i neprilikama cesto zahvaceni
sovinizmom, firerstvom, ne
tolerantnoScu. y
Flip Vukelic brani hrvat-
ski narod i hrvatsku stvar
junacki odlucno, ali bez
mrznje ma Srbe iii koji drugi
narod. To je bas ono sto
vjera i zdravi razum trazi.
Tako &c Sc hrvatski narod
najprije osloboditi srp S ko g
jarma pod kojim on stenje
danas kao sto je stenjao i ju-
Ger. Dok Srbi drze Hrvatsku
okupiranom i Beograd njom
komandira, bile smo mi
Hrvati, pa tko sjedio da sic
dio u Beogradu kakve god
on pustao drustvene parole i
programe.
Konacno Predsjednik Man
die Sc snasao i ma hrvatskoi
liniji nasao. On je to javno
kazao dokazao.
Umjesto da tai zdravi
prirodni razvitak u HBZ, IL
razen osobito u drzanju W.
kelica i Mandica, pozdrave i
podrze, americki listovi mai
jace hrvatske stranke otvori-
Ii su pred Konvenciju maj
ruzniju lienu kampanju pro-
tiv nosioca hrvatstva u HBZ
i osobito protiv Predsjednika
Mandica.
Umjesto da pozove sve Hr-
vate u zajednicki front, da
istakne cd pocetka ma prvo
mjesto opce, slozne hrvatske
liste Predsjednika Mandica i
Urednika Vukelica, Hrvatska
Seljacka Stranka, preko svo-
jih novina mjesnih vodja
u America, prezirno je od-
bacivala sve Hrvate ko.ji nisu
HSS-ovci trazeci diktatorski
monopol "a svoje stranacke
| ju d e ! Nu "demokrati".
Franjevacko nacionalisticka
"Danica", koja Sc nije znala
uzdrzati, da u svoje vrijeme
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02

Svijet je dakle u tom po-
gledu jako zainteresiran "a
zdravlje predsjednika Eisen-
hoWera kao covjeka, koji je
u proslom Drugom svjetskom
ratu bio najveGi vojskovodja
zapadnih saveznika, koji je
1914. izvrSio invaziju ina
valu) ma Hitlerovu utvrdjenu
Evropu pobijedio Hitlera sa
Zapada, Sto su Rusi uGinili
s Istoka pod vodstvom mar
sala zukova. Eisenhower i
zukov tada su Sc sprijateljili
i ostali su prijatelji sve do
danas, kad je evo citav sviiet
zabrinut "a zdravlje zivot
velikog vojskovodje, koii ie
izvrSio veliko miroliubivo
djelo u ime Amerike, pridono-
seci popustanju medjunarod-
ne napetosti narcotic cd po-
vijesne zenevske konferen-
cije "Velike Getvorice" pred
sjednika vlada Amerike, Ru-
size, Engleske i Francuske u
srpnju 1855.
X
Prema najnoviji1n vijesti-
ma, izgleda da Sc dosta dobro
popravlja zdravstveno stanje
predsjednika Eisenhower, ali
ce on ipak kroz dulje vrije-
me biti odsutan Cd drzavniG-
kin poslova Amerike svijeta.
Mi mu zelimo Sto bolji o.
poravak, da pozivi - Ma
mnogaja ljeta!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02

naseg hatskog naroda Stoga mas proslavn zabavn od
Dor pozive Glanove mas narod mesta oko-
ice da dodju sto vecem broju svojom prsutnoscu
uzvelicau nasu 50godsnu prosavu Pozvlemo takodjer
prjateje Daytona, Akrona Clevelanda, da
dodju da pomognu uzvelcat nasu proslavu Colum
bus, Ohio Pokazmo nasm stranim gostima, da medju
Hrvatima poso prava braska soga Dragi Bog rekao
da brat pomogne brata ub iskrenjega svoga, sto kao
samoga sebe.
Stoga klcemo: da zivjela 50godisnjica opstanka
odsjeka broj 80 HBZ Columbus Ohio; zivio hrvatsk
narod Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica Dobro dosli
26 novembra nasu prosavu. Ia dobar docek lijepu
poslugu brine mas proslavni Odbor.
Joseph Baljak, predsjednik Zabavnog Odbora.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02
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