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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08

House of Congress.
Clayton is a representative
from New York while Dawson.
dean Of the three. Is from iii.
nois.
All three were elected from
metropolitan districts, with Con-
gresham Dawson being the vet
eran legislator.
Young Diggs made q bid for
seat on Deiroii's Common
Council in the 1854 elections.
but was defeated in q close
race in the general election.
Thirteenth Congressional Dis
trict representative George d.
O'Bricn, incumbent for the past
several terms. was defeated in
the primary by enables. Jr.
In the General Election last
November. the 18th Districts
new Congressman defeated Lam
don Knight, son Of local daily
newspaper publisher, by a 81
vote.
He is father Of three children
and is president OF the House OF
Oiggs, Inc. an undertaking estab-
liShment; member OF the Cotil-
lion Club: State Director, Civil
Rights, OF the Elks; and affih-
ated with several other civic and
political groups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
Carver Day
Proclaimed
BY Governor

Governor Williams has pro-
claimed Wednesday. Jan. 5. 1855.
as George Washington Carver
Day in Michigan. with the fol-
lowing proclamation:
I'm the annals of our great
democracy. no story is more in
spring than that Of George
Washington Carver. the agrieul-
tursl chemist who. asking no
recognition or reward. strove
INCREASINGLY in the seciusion Of
his laboratory at Tuskegee In
siifuie 10 improve the welfare
and prosperity Of his fellow
Americans.
Born OF slave parents in a
hrmblc cabin, this unassumine
scientist through his innate abil-
ity, unflaggne perseverance and
personal integrity. rose from OBJ
security 10 be hailed al his death
on Jan. 5. l943. as one of the
great benefactorS Of mankind.
Each year. IL recognition of
Carver's many contributions to
our national agricultural econ
ony. the anniversary of his pass
ing is observed throughout the
United States as George Wash
ineton Carver Day That. once
again this year. the citizens OF
Michigan Join with those Of
other states in honorng the mem.
DRY Of this modest genius is in
deed most fitting.
Therefore. | G. Mcnncn vii
Hams. Governor of the State Of
Michigan. do hereby proclaim
Wednesday. Jan 5. 1855. as
George Washington Carver Day
in Michigan. and urge all our
citizens on that day 10 consider
in what great measure we in
America and others throughout
tic world have benefited from
the achievements Of man who
seeking nothing for himself, rose
from bondage 90 Worldwide en-
incncc and fame
his trusted assistant for many
wears. Dr. A. w. Curtis. now OF
Detroit. will allow personal be-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08

Back Pay,
Positions
Due Couple

a husband and wife who
lost their Detroit Arsenal
jobs last June as security
risks were reinstated and
awarded back pay Monday
by the Secretary of the
Army.
He is Carroll J. Mcintyre. 90.
60B Stanford. former payroll
clefk az the Arsenal. and his
Wife. Ethel Mae. former pas
'ssnger traffic clerk. both Of
whom were suspended ss Sc.
eurifY risks on June 10th.
The couple was cleared Of dis
loyalty charges by three-mem-
be- security hearing board here
las. August which lasted ~
hours. It's report was submitted
TO an Army review board OF
Washington DC. for a ruling On
their status as security risks.
Letter Clears Them
News that the McIntyres had
been cleared came in a letter 10
their attorney Charles c Lock-
wood. from John w. Martin adj
ri.nistrstIve assistant. Depart
mont Of the Army.
The couple expects something
Ike $4,000 in back pay.
Mcintyre had protested his in
nocence and demanded the hear
ms citing that he had twice
been investigated and similar
charges dropped.
1T has been 2 tough time for
US TO keep going, since both OF
Us couldn', get employment un-
til about three weeks ago re-
vealed Mrs. Mcintyre.
Hard On Nerves
We knew we were innocent.
but the long wait for word from
Washington has been also ter
rifle on the nerves. too" he
added
Other charges against Mctyge
Continued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
Howard to Seek
Seat in April

ANN ARBOR. Mich Russell
Il Howard now serving his first
le'm ia the Ann Arbor City
Nouncll, last week announced
mat he would seek second term.
he is the first candidate TO
NE Tor the April lth election.
howard, resident of Ann
~. Dor since 1920. represents the
T'h Ward. lie is a member Of
INC councils ordinance. traffic
ana safety and health, park and
water committees. lie also Is a
member Of the Ann Arbor Citi-
Gems Housing Committee.
tie has served as vice chairman
OF the City Republican Commit
Tee and as precinct committeeman
~ his ward, lie is 50. married
enc father Of three children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08

e given preference In disburs-
ne the funds.
Other colleges receiving gifts
we're:
Bethany College in West Nir-
ginia was given $4,000
The University Of Michigan
received $4,000. The University
II Detroit and WAYNE University
;oi $4,000 each. as did the Uni
~ sity OF Tennessee.
Park College at Parkview Mo,
vas given $4,000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08

EBONY points out that twin.
ming among American. Negroes
occurs once In every - births.
one Of the highest In the world.
The nsiion's average 10 only
enc set Of fwins cut Of ~ birihs
EBONY saYs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
Halt Gratiot Plan

Government officials temper
srily stranded Detroit's Gratiot
Plan to construct housing for
low-iacome families this week.
when local officials were inform
Cd that "non-profit" orgsniza-
tons are not allowed 10 partici-
pate directly ~ government
housing funds. let 70 municipal
governments.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
COP DROP
RED RISKS

A total OF S,00S security risks
have left government service
since the Eisenhower Admins
program to work in May 1883.
The number includes cases
through last Sept. 30. OF the
1000 not with the government,
a.C02 were fred, while the 9TH
ers resigned.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08
FIRST SPEECH
TO CONGRESS
ON THURSDAY

President Z, ~nhower first
speech to the new S4th Congress
viii be delivered. Thursday.
Administration spokesman state
that seven other important mes
Sages will follow TO Congress.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08

lcneingS Of the scientist 10 be
shown AZ the Detroit Historical
Museum. Wednesday, January 5.
from to to 5 pm.
Among the specimens will be
peonut flour. sweet potato flour.
and peanut milk, just few az
the many products Dr.. Carver
developed from the peanut.
Also pictures OF him with
some Of the nations late indus
trial leaders. including Thomas
A. Edison and Henry Ford. The
public is invited to view the ex-
hibit without charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-08

A native Deuoiter he has al
tended Miller High School,
Wayne. Fisk and Michigan uni
verSiticS.
A veteran OF World War ii,
Young Diges joins Congressman
Adam Clayton Powell and Will
liam l.. Dawson IN the lower
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ST. Louis ko|o Dancers viii Sponsor
Second Annual Festival On January 50

st. Louis, Mo. - The ST..
Louis Kolo Group will stage
it's End Annual Folk Dance
and Kolo Festival on January
80, 1866, at the st. Joseph
Croatian Church Hall, 18th
and Russell Blvds, with the
cooperation of the st. Joseph
Church Parish.
The interesting program is
scheduled to begin at 900
PM. The well known Villa
Singing Society of the Hrv.
Sokol Dalmacija will be our
guests, along with the Happy
Hearts Tamburitza Orchestra
which has been engaged to
play for your pleasure.
The Festival is being staged
in January instead Of in May,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-05
Detroit Nest 318 Christmas Festival
Enjoyed By Better Than 200 Youngsters

as well as those mothers who
are not yet members of the
Mothers Club, who assisted in
serving the children at re-
freshment time. And espec-
tally do we wish to thank
brother Mike Domitrovic, who
donated a very beautiful tree
which was decorated for the
occasion.
Santa Claus made his ap-
pearance on schedule - and
for a moment we were afraid
the roof would really cave in
under the shouts and general
laughter. Together with help
ers Marie Morgan, Helen Sti-
mac, Dorothy Radman, ne
presented the children pre-
sent - from age 6 months to
16 years - with gifts which
they will have to remind them
of the gay time they had.
Again thanks to everyone
who helped make the party a
success.
Mariana Reich, Sec'y.
Nest 318 Mothers Club
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Cleveland LODGE
Backs Radio Show

Cleveland, Ohio The
first regular monthly meeting
of the new year for members
of CFU Lodge 403 will be
held on Sunday, January 16,
1855, at 200 PM, at the Po-
lish Falcons Hall, 7146 Broad
way.
Although our meetings will
continue to be held on the
second Sunday of each month
this session was postponed
due to the fact that Cleve-
lands Croatian Radio Hour
will stage it's annual Festival
on January 9th, our regular
meeting date.
This celebration taking the
form of a Concert and Dance
at the Slovenian Hall, 6417
St. Clair Avenue, will mark
the 9th Anniversary Of the
founding of bro. Bricks radio
program heard each Sunday
morning over Station WJW
between the hours of $3.50
and 1000 AM.
Our December m e e t i n e
proved to be very successful
and enjoyable as an unexpect-
ed fine turnout was Witness
ed. Everyone in attendance
had a grand time at the small
party which followed our
business session.
We'd like to see all our
members present at our Jan
uary meeting, at which time
the Board of Trustees will
make it's annual report and
we will take up the discussion
of our course of action in the
eventful year ahead.
Andy Tumbri, Rep.
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1855, at 800 PM, at the Scot
tish Rite Cathedral.
T lis performance, being
sponsored by the Altar Soci-
ETY. of the Holy Cross Church,
in West Pittsburgh, will mark
the initial appearance of the
renowned and popular Tam
mics in this area.
Miss Mary Ann Vessella, a
member of the Holy Cross
Church and of CFU Lodge
956, is now one of the per-
formers with the group and
we urge all our members and
friends in New Castle and
surrounding vicinities to pack
the Scottish Rite Cathedral
for the show of the year on
January 14th.
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Trojans Select
Official Family

S. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. - We
are pleased to report that an
impressive attendance was
noted at the annual meeting
of "Trojans" ES Lodge rs,
one which has not been
equaled at any previous ses-
sion throughout the past
year.
After dispensing with the
usual order of business and
setting up the rules by which
our Lodge will abide during
the current year, President
Delost called for an election
of officers. The following
were selected for the various
posts:
President, Larry Delost;
ce-President, Samuel Sea-
balloni; Financial Secretary,
Louise Bursic; Recording
S ecre tary, Charlotte De-
Carlo; Treasurer, Mary Bro
zovich; Board of Trustees,
Paul Ropar, Ann Page and
Bob Francich.
Our President, who Incl
dentally has been at the helm
of our South Side group for
many, many years, begs the
complete cooperation of the
Trojan" membership in this,
our 25th Anniversary Year.
We hope to see all of our
members in attendance at our
monthly sessions, held on the
second Friday of each month,
at the Croatian Hall.
Louise Bursic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-05
JoI1nstown Lodqe
To Name Officers

Johnstown, Pa. - Elec-
tions of "St. Rochus" Lodge
5 officers for the year 1855
will be held Sunday, Janu-
ary 9, in the Croatian Hall at
612 Broad Street.
Voting is to begin at 100
PM sharp and the polls will
close promptly at 500 PM.
Every member must have his
or her dues paid before ask
ing for a ballot, as the judges
will not pass out ballots to
those in arrears with their
monthly obligations.
Voting for 1855 officers
will be e,the only order of busi-
ness January g!
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
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New Brighton English Speaking Lodge
To Toast Silver Anniversary June 5th

to address the celebrants and
local civic and other digni-
taries invited to participate.
Plans also call for the "Bea-
verites" to join hands in see
ing to it. that at least one
member of Nest 1O6 attends
the Junior Orders 4th Ma
tional Convention July 2-3-4,
1855, at Gary, Indiana. This
matter will be discussed at
the February monthly meet
ing of the Lodge and a deci-
sion reached as to what Nest
member Isl to back in the pre-
Junior Convention Member
ship Camp>;au
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Turn to Page 8 for Editorial
"In Appreciation"

Tn Appreciation"
nal Unions 1855 Quadrennial
Convention at Philadelphia,
feels that this years program
is the finest in the history
of these annual fetes.
The day will get under way
at 100 PM with the serving
of a dinner prepared by our
; ladies. The menu will consist
of chicken, roast beef, salads,
home baked nut rolls and
other tidbits.
Supper will be served fol-
lowing the program, with the
same delicious menu being
offered the patrons. The SER
vice will be prompt no mat
ter how large the crowd.
Program 800 PM Sharp
Andrew Mlinac will serve
as master of ceremonies dur
ing the afternoon program,
which is to begin at 3 o'clock
sharp.
Anton Kovacevic, Honora-
ry Chairman of the day, will
deliver an address in the Gro
atian language and Steve Ka-
sunic will do like honors in
the English language. Bro.
Birek is also scheduled to
greet the audience with a few
timely, appropriate remarks.
Spotlighted during the pro-
gram will be the "Abrasevic,"
IS la vulj" and "Lisinski'
Singing Societies, the Kolo
Aces, Slavulj Kolo, the Lisin-
ski Kolo Group and the Eu-
| cid Kolo Kids.
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New Brighton, Pa. - "Bea-
verites" Englis h Speaking
Lodge 1888 and Junior Order
Nest 1O6 will co-sponsor a
picnic on Sunday, June 5, at
Wise's Grove, New Brighton,
in honor of the 25th Ami
versary of Lodge 738 and the
10th Anniversary of the Jun
ior Order Department of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
An afternoon program will
be held on the occasion and
feature the top district musi-
cal, vocal and other entertain
ment. A speaker will be in
vitcd from the Home Office
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SIovan Members
Proud Of Selves

SlOvan, Pa. - Saturday,
December 20, was a busy day
for the affiliates of G.. F. U.
Lodge 548, what with gay
Yuletide festivities going on
in the afternoon and evening
The party for the young
sters was staged in the after
noon hours, with the children
of our Junior Nest 88 enjoy
ing the treats and the gifts
from Santa Claus.
Several ladies from our
Lodge baked some delicious
cookies which were served to
the mothers and kiddies in
attendance. We wish to thank
these kind women for their
help during this busy Christ
mas season.
In the evening a program
and dance was in the offing
for the pleasure of our men,
bers and friends. An ensemble
directed by Matt L. Gouze
provided the musical enter
tainment. Members of the
group were John Jr., Florence
and Dorothy Kosovec and
Mary Zahransky, all of Lodge
548, and Marco (Butch) W.
ketich of Bridgeville and Pete
Radjenovich of Braddock.
Mr.. Gouze featured a show
ing of movies of Slavic dan
ces and beautiful scenes along
the Adriatic Sea. Our guests
also enjoyed the dancing of
the Cokeburg Kolo Club and
other groups.
In behalf of the members
of Lodge 548, we wish to
take this opportunity to
thank all those who helped in
any way, in making this ven-
ture such a great success.
Dorothy Kosovec, Mgr.
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Detroit, Mich. - On Satur-
day, December 18, 1854 at
700 PM, the very rafters of
the Lodge 351 Hall rang with
happy shouts of 200 (maybe
more) children = all men,
bers of Nest 318 - gathered
for the annual Christmas
party given by the Nest.
Unfortunately our N e t
Manager, Helen Hecimovich,
was unable to be present, so
in her absence, sisters Helen
Stimac, Marie Morgan and
yours truly undertook to hos
tess the affair. There was a
puppet show very ably pre-
sented by several of the Nest
children: Buddy Morgan, Ma
da Sertich, and Tommy Ko-
sovec. Carols were sung by
the children en- masse (and
their parents joined in). Ma
da Sertich, a quite talented
youngster, played the piano,
and sister Dolores Goreta di-
rected the singing.
We would like to thank all
the Mothers Club members,
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November % banquet. Some
talented affiliates appeared
on the program while others
contributed both time and
effort for the cause.
Areas Only E-S Lodge
This young Onyx" Lodge
is now making preparations
to commemorate it's Silver
Anniversary on S a t u r d a y,
January 20, at the Croatian
Catholic Home, POI West
Seven Mile Road.
The festival, to be known
as the Silver Jubilee Dance, is
scheduled to begin at 500
PM and the guests are as
sured of a complete evening
of fun and frolic. You may
take our word for it that no
guest will 60 home hungry
or thirsty.
We cannot find more ap-
propriate words with which
to pay tribute to this young
CFU affiliate than to urge
all CFU members and friends
in the Detroit area to attend
the celebration and fill the
Hall to capacity on the occa-
sion of the 25th Anniversary
of the only English Speaking
Lodge in this locality.
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Co-starring will be the
S o b O. d a Tamburitzans of
Oakmont, Pa, Dave Zupko-
vich and his Balkan Record
ing Orchestra of Youngstown,
Ohio, and the Plavi Dunav
Tamburitza Orchestra of Gle
veland. These are three of the
best such groups in the ma
ton.
All in all, here is a pro-
gram which should prove
highly pleasing.
Awaiting Prize Awards
Several coveted awards will
be made during this colorful
celebration.
The John Birek Trophy"
will be awarded the lady or
gentleman wearing the most
beautiful Croatian national
attire. The second prize will
be the "Croatian Radio Hour
Award" The smallest child
dressed in a national costume
will also merit a trophy.
Prizes also await the ladies
who donate the most nut rolls
on the occasion. Sorry, moth
ing but nut rolls will be con-
sidered for this particular
award.
Ladies, you still have time
to roll up your sleeves and
WIN an award.
Dance To Climax Fete
Those who can't make it
for the afternoon end of the
day can still enjoy themselves
in the evening.
Dancing in the evening will
be to the music of Kenny
Bass and his Polka Peppers.
Mr.. Bass, as our local people
know, is of Croat descent and
a member of the Croatian
Fraternal Union. ----r~
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I1Alo OIL ca, SoPSSAolAy 1oA illSA
"Zora" Lodge 81 which later
merged with Lodge 351.
Whole-hearted support was
given to the infant society by
our old timers and this CO.
operation is the reason why
the members of Onyx" have
a greater conception of the
meaning of brotherhood and
fraternalism in their ranks
than is usually found in such
groups.
This policy of cooperation
between the two Lodges has
been a trade mark down
through the years and is in
definite evidence today. Intel
ligent Lodge officials, as well
as the entire membership,
have promoted and nurtured
the spirit of brotherhood in
our colony.
Cooperative Membership
At the helm of this Lodge
for several years has been
our well known worker, bro.
Fabian Babich, assisted by a
very capable executive board.
Special mention is also made
of the Recording Secretary,
sister Neva Ruzich, whose
by-line has appeared on many
articles in the English Sec
ton of the "Zajednicar."
During the time when pre-
parations were being made by
the Detroit Central Commit
tee for the staging of the
Goth Anniversary of the CFU
celebration, sister Ruzich ne
yer failed to insert some rec
ognition of our plans and
urged the members to attend
the festivities.
For this the Central Com
mittee owes her a great debt
and we express our heartfelt
gratitude for her watchful-
ness over the Lodge. at all
times.
To further prove it's will
ingness to cooperate with it's
fellow fraternalists, Onyx"
pitched right in and supplied
some fifteen ladies to assist
those of 'Zora" Lodge in
serving the multitude at the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-05

CITY OF DECISION - Downtown Philadelphia, shown
above will become Little Croatia" September next when
this great eastern metropolis plays host to the Croatian
Fraterna Unions 9th National Quadrenna Convention and
Delegates hang from coast to coast in the United States
and Canada Hghghng the gathering will be the election
of officers and the charng of the the Society will
follow between November of 1855 and the 10th uadrennal
Convention of 1859 Plans being made for the Con-
venton and will be announced in due time in the Zadncar
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-05
C|eveIand's Croatian Radio Hour In /.
Ninth Annual Concert On January 9Th
All District Lodges And Organizations
By Anna Rescic, Member, CFU Lodge AZ

Cleveland, Ohio - The 9th Annual Croatian Radio
Hour Concert Program and Dance will be held Sunday
uary g. in the Slovenian Home, 6417 ST. Clair Avenue
Supported by all local Lodges of the Croatan Fratena
Union Croaan Catholic Union and other organizations
the fte is expected to attract huge crowd anxious
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-05

ioy an afternoon and evening
of musical, vocal and other
top talent.
Radio Hour Director John
Birek, member of CF'U Lodge
II and an Honorary Delegate
elect to the Croatian Frater-
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since so many other events
are scheduled for the later
month.
We are extending a cordial
invitation to all our friends
in st. Louis, East st. Louis
and the Tri-City area, to at
tend. Tickets may be secured
from any member of the Kolo
Group.
Don't forget to reserve the
date, Sunday, January 30th,
for an enjoyable evening at
the st. Joseph Church Hall.
Ann Lusicic, Publicity
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-05

. Most people are about as
happy as they make up their
minds to be.
- Abraham Lincoln
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-05

Two of these Lodges have already announced plans
celebrate their 25th Anniversaries South Side Pitts
burgh Lodge 76 February s. and Detroit Mich Lodge
IT, January 29 Details of these celebrations appear
elsewhere in this issue.
The English Section OF the ednicar appeals to the
other 18 eligible celebran Lodges to follow suit during
1855 We will be pleased to cooperate with them.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-05
Perfect Excuse To Raise Roof
Twenty OF Society:s English Speaking Lodges
E|iqib|e To Mark Silver Anniversaries In 1855

Detroit's "0nyx" Lodge III To Hold
Silver Anniversary Dance January 18th
All District Members Of Society Urged
To Patronize 25th Anniversary Festival
BY Adam sudetic, Secretary, Central Committee
Detroit Mich. - Although quarter of century has
since passed. it though only yesterday that
Detroits "Onyx" English Speaking Lodge III into
being Truly, time flies
This young Lodge was founded during a period of
economic crisis Our older Lodges
the dire need of just such affiliate of the CFU in
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SILVER THREADS AMONG THE GOLD

Pittsburgh, Pa All organized in 1890 the following
English Speaking Lodges of the Croaan Fraterna Union
of America will be eligible in 1855 celebrate their Silver
Anniversaries
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-02-05
Americans

continued from Page One)
out that each of the Is issues en-
dorsed by this organization have
already been pledged by the Dem