davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

lima cestitamo ma lijepom u
zgoju svoga sina, a MENU
zelimo dobrodoslicu u naSe
redove, te da produzi svoje
daljnje nauke svrsi i'll sa
najboljim uspjehom, pa da
kao jedino dijete bude ma po-
nos svojim roditeljima i svi-
ma mama.
Nj. Jurman, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
Nick ID. Sarich, Upravtelj Djecjeg Donna

Des PLANES, iii. - Ma II februara bio gostom
govonikom banketu prigodom deset godina opsanka
odsjeka br. 954 Banket je branm reGima ovoro brat
Bradca, mad, te pozvao svecenka Sprajc da motvom
pocne veGer liza toga nastala veGera koa e bia vro
bogaa sto priredile vredne domacice cance spo-
menutog odseka Da je veGera bla uAlsna oblatna
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
GIas IL San Pedro, California
Krsto Bozulic, clan Glavne Porote

U nedjelju 13 februara e., odsjeci Pomladak HB.Z
u San Pedru imai su program prikazvanjem flma =
Ovo je Vasa Hrvatska Bratska Zaednica Jugoslaven
skom Domu 18th Palos Verdes Streets Takodjer film
Croatian Festival kojeg prikazva nasi vr dobro po
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
Rose Sarkotich
MIada boIniCarka

Schumacher, Ont, Can. -
cdsjek $50 H.B.Z. imade u
svojim redovima mnogo bra
ce i sestara S raznim Zvanji-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

Ako ne budes dao pravdi
prvo mjesto "a stolom, sve
druge kreposti pojesti ce ME
zin dio. - Parson Dale.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

tome necu da pisem, jer SCI
INA, kada ju priredjuju Hr-
vatice, onda Sc moze da u
sporedi sa svakom najboljom
kuhinjom.
Brat Bradica, nakon je pro-
slovio nekoliko lijepih doj-
nova o odsjeku, predao je
ravnateljstvo banketa bratu
Horvaticu, da vodi dalje pro-
gram. Tamburaski Zbor ga
greb', u kojem je mas mladi
Mike Bradica, odsvirao je:
"Oj Kanada' "Lijepa nasa
domovina", a zatim su Sc nj
zali razni, to sve jedan bo-
iii Cd drugoga govornici, a
svi SUI dobri. Brat Spehar je
procitao uspjehe odsjeka u
zadnjih deset godina, kada
sam sluSao kako Sc je tn ra-
dilo, sjetio sam Sc one bra
ia Vukelica, da je mas svijet
bistar bez velikih i visokih
Skola. ia sam Sc divio kako
Sc je to sve izvelo lijepo u
10 godina i kako je odsjek
napredovao. Brat Spehar ma
kon svog govora, sve prisut-
ne pozdravlja zeli i'm dug
zivot i dobar uspjeh odsjeku
i H. B. Zajednici.
Brat Lovrinic je govorio
u ime Hrv. Narodnog Donna,
On pozdravlja svecara zeli
mu uspjeh, a tako i H.B.Z.
Predsjednik HISS, brat Cve-
tic govorio je obsirno o H.
B. q. i o svemu Sto u nju "a
sjeca, te ga veseli, kada vid.
kako smo slozni u radu "a
Zaiednicu i hrvatski narod IL
opce. Sestra Penic Cd Hrv.
zene HISS. isto je u svom
lijepom govoru rekla, da zeli
da H.B.Z. njezino clanstvo
a t. j. hrvatski narod, bude
svagdje ma dobrom i glasu
uspjehu. Juraj Boras il To
ronta, cd odsjeka broj $50
cestita odsjeku ma 10-godis
njici i zeli mu svaki uspjeh
te urgira sve prisutne, da Sc
slazemo da radimo "a do
bro H.B.Z. Boras je kao u.
wick prvi, kada Sc radi "a
Zajednicu, i on je "a slogu
bratsku suradnju. Nakor
NIGGA progovorio je par rije.
ci brat F. Zebic, koji je sta.
ri zajednicar, i u svome go
voru veil: "Sloga mas spasa'
va, pa kada je tako, onda Sc
slazimo u redovima H. B. z
Sve je prolazno, veil brat Ze'
bic, ali hrvatski narod ostaje
a tako &c i Zajednica ostat
kao americko-kanadsk i hr
vatska. Pozdravljam svecara
veil brat Zebic, darivam &c
sa darom kojeg mas odsjel
Sale. Svi su odsjek daroval
s manjim iii , vecim darom
Brat S. Penic il Cooksville
isto pozdravlja i govori o Ia
jednici njenom radu "a ko
rist hrvatskog naroda, te ur
gira ma SLOAN rad u istoj
Brat Cvetic je u svojem go
,voru rekao kako je Zajednic;
preko Ivana D. Butkovica po
mogla nase neke, kojima 81
je radio o glavi, pax tog;
radi moramo stovati Zajed
nicu.
Brat Babic i Janjac IL Wei
, landa su pozdravili lijep'
govorili o svecaru, te mu "a
zelili svako dobro. Svi SUI go
vornici bill izvanredno po pu
blici pozdravlje sa pljeskon
! i smjehom. Zbor "Zagreb
odsvirao je nekoliko divnil
: pjesama a Miss Horvatic OF
pjevala je nekoliko nasih me
lodija, pax su svi skupa cd
pjevali i odsivrali onu nam
, svima milu: "Zajednico, Mi
: la Mati'. U jednoj pjesmi S
ucestvovali svi tamburasi
u taktovima su pjevali ma.
wise Povrzenic, Salay Negc
vestic. Bio je divno slusa
tt onu: "Djevojka sam" i
, "Gdje moi dragi stanuje'.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

zelio slogu, bratsku suradnju
razumj jevanje. Trazio sam,
ola Sc slazemo radi nase mia
dezi i ako niSta drugo, da toj
mladezi barem pod zadnje ma
Sc dane namjenemo SLOAN
rad i medjusobno postivanje.
Cestitao sam i'm svima ma u
spjehu i zatrazio da bi uzeli
zivoga uceSca i u ovoj kao
u swim drugim kampanja-
ma H. B. Zajednice.
Spomenio sam njihove l.
staknute radnike u Zajednici,
kao Borasa, Bradicu i jednog
! i drugog Dravoja, Babica,
Zebica, Janjca i grupu osta-
lih radnika. Svima sam i'm
zahvalio ma radu "a Zajedni-
Gu takovu i'm slogu zazelio
i u buduce.
Kada sam doSao u Toronto
ostao sam nociti u tome We
likom gradu, te Sc drugi dan
uputim u Hamilton. Cd To-
ronto do Hamiltona ina je-
dan sat sa brzim vlakom.
Hamilton je divan grad We
| liki je to grad. Vozim Sc jed
nom ravnicom i ucini mi Sc,
kao da Cd Ogulina prama Du-
goj Resi- vlak juri, jer sc o.
pazaju ravnice, mali brezulj-
ci, vocke vocnjaci, pa onda
kao da je zasadjen vinograd
it'd, U toj i takovoj voznji,
ma jednom mi Sc ucini kao da
vlak zaokruzi prama gradu
Pittsburghu, jer Sc vozi oko
jednog jezera oko kojeg kru-
Ii brdo, a dolje Sc vide tvor-
nice zeljeza, Blast Furnace |
druge, kako sam saznao po-
slije, da je to jedan najveci
, dio zeljezara u Kanadi. Tako
, gledajuci zacuo Sc zvizduk
| masine "a cas- nadjo smo Sc
u tunelu. Vozim Sc kroz tu-
, mel izgleda mi dosta dug,
: kao ono kod mas u Vrhovina-
, ma, pax me dodje zelja mo-
: je Like, jer jos kao trgovac-
XII pomocnik sam znao mno-
: go putovati tako sam kroz
Liku cinio dosta putovanja |
zapamtio skoro svaki tunel,
a imade ih mislim sedan.
= Dosao sam u Hamilton, ka-
ko ia nevolim nikoga uzne-
mirivati, jer znam da svak
: ina svojeg posla - svratio
sam Sc u Hotel Connaught.
. Odanle sam zovnio brata
: Bradicu gospodja mi kaze,
: da on jos radi, da ce biti
l kod kuce u cetiri sata. Nisam
zvao u cetiri vec negdje oko
, pet, jer neka Sc covjek od-
mori sredi, onda Gu ga zva-
( ii. Zovnem negdje oko pet a
l on ma meme, da dodjem kuci
. i da veceram s NINA, te da
Z, cemo skupa u Dvoranu. Re-
koh mu, brate, hvala velika,
samo mi recite gdje je dvo-
rama ia Gu odmah otici ta-
!. mo. Tako je i bio. Dodjem
u dvoranu, vec je oko sto
4 liudi zena bilo tamo. Cini
: mi Sc, cim sam dosao poceo
2 je "a mnom svijet vrviti u
4 dvoranu kroz pola sata dvo-
: rama je bila dupkom puma.
Nastali SUI razni razgovori,
: pax ovo ono, sad sa ovim,
0 sad sa onim tako smo CHE
: Ii sat razgovarali.
: Tako razgovarajuci, netko
: me potepka po ledjima i Gu
n jem kako mi Sc javlja: Zdra-
vo, zemljace. Okrenem Sc |
h pruzim mu ruku, pa narav-
: ski ia velim: Zdravo, zem-
: Lace, on ce: Da Ii ii meme
l. poznas? Duse mi, ne - ia
a sam odgovorio. Tko ste vi,
i molim vas? ia sam Mile Pa
u stuvovic. JOS on nije nj IL
a govorio a ia odmah uskocim,
j. da Ii IL Sv. Roka? Da - da.
J Oh Mile moi, zivio! I ii bra
/ te dragi, veil on. I mas diva
Ii iz Lovinca ucinili smo punu
dvoranu, jer SUI Sc svi oko
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

macheru. Ona je kcerka cd
nasih dugogodisnjih clanova,
Marice i Ivana Cepuran, koji
SUI rodom il sela Resnik, Bo-
siljevo. Nasa mlada clanica
Anne je svrsila nizu visu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
j. Boljkovac, tajnik

DUG JE LOSI DRUG. Pla-
taj stalno svoje pristojbe, IT,
me ces olaksati posao tajni-
ku svog odsjeka i sebi mno-
&c neugodnosti | Stetu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Arlington Women SET
Annual Bunouet Date

The Arlington Business and
Professional Women's Club viii
hold Its annual public affairs
banquet ut $50 pm. Tuesday at
the George Mason Hotel In Alex
andria.
Guest speaker win be Col.
James Y. Churchill. ri, u. s. A..
who Is deputy chief Of stan Of
the Military istrict Of Washing
ton. Mrs. Agnes M. Ames. presi-
dent Of the club, win preside,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Fairfax Opens
New Firehouse

The jefferson Volunteer Fire
Department. Fairfax county's
newest company vas formally
dedicated yesterday In cere-
monies attended III approx
fiaately 1000 person.
The Rev. 3. Cecil Gum, pastor
OF the Graham road Methodist
Church and chaplain Of the IRE
company. cut the ribbon. open-
ing the $e5, 900 building on
Hodge place and WoodIey road,
just on Arlington boulevard.
A two-inile long parade 81
about 100 IRE trucks and march,
ing units from Maryland and
Virginia preceded the dedication
Members u Tue Beard of County
Suref9isorS and other county
|ofiiciais were present.
Robert y smith. senior ia.
|structor of the University b,
Maryland Fire service Extension
praised the work Of volunteer
|fireme1l
The new company is operating
|as an AUXILIARY 81 the Dunn Is0r.
Ling Volunteer Fire Department
|It win become i full-fiedged de-
|partnaent when 1t receives an.
"a 49, ,,.,.... s. 49,. = - - = 49,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
!, 900 See Parade
OF Firefiqhters

more tnan 1.ooU Iesluehss Y
the wheaton, erlsington area
witnessed the second
.,,,,,,.t ,r;ra ysravent,on week
-. I So, 3 -. ., $500
pataue seaseu ~ slls AssAs
ton Volunteer Fire Department
The parade route ran along
f5eorsia avenue ii, the wheaton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Democrats Slate
1856 Funds RoIly
lin Montgomery

Montgomery County Demo-
Gratis win kick on their 1856
campaign with q fund -raising
dinner October 90 at the
Wheaton High School.
Baltimore's Mayor Thomas
D'Alesandro will be one Of the
State leaders to speak Ut the
rally In the high school audi
torium after the dinner, slated
for $50 pm.
The kickoff rally Is being
sponsored BY the County State
Central Committee headed by
Chairman Ward w. Caddington.
Tickets for the dinner are
$40. Funds raised win be split
among county, State and ma
tional party committees.
Mr.. Caddington said tickets
can be obtained from precinct
chairmen. members of the State
Central Committee and at head
quarters over MAYORS Restau-
rant In Wheaton.
Precinct chairmen win meet
tomorrow night at party head
quarters to further plans for the
dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Virginia Zionists
|InstoIl T oniqht

The Northern Virginia Zionist
District will install Abraham C.
Weinfeld, Department Of Agricul-
ture attorney. as president at q
dinner at Z o'clock tonight IL the
Arlington Fairfax Jewish Center.
1870 Arlington boulevard. Arling-
ton, Va.
He succeeds David ]. Krau-
shaar. Federal Communications
Commission attorney. who be-
comes first vice president.
Other officers TO be installed
are Samuel Hofwich. second vice
president: Morton Major, cor.
responding secretary: Leonard
Summer. assistant corresponding
secretary: jerome 8. Boros req
ording secretary: Milton j
Grossman, financial secretary
and Arthur Jaife, treasurer.
Trustees to be installed are
Samuel Karp, David Klein. DR..
M. y. KATE and Goodman Rubin.
Rabbi Isadore Breslau. former
national executive secretary,
Zionist Organization Of America,
win speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Holy FumiIy Seminary
pluns Linen Shower

A linen shower win be held Tor
the Holy Family Seminary. Coles
vile pike and oienmont road,
silver Spring. Nd. from 3 to 8
pm. today. at the seminary.
Persons attending the shower,
sponsored by the Good samari-
tan Society. are asked to bring
sheets, pillow cases. blankets and
other house necessities. The Very
Rev. Joseph Ruensa Is superior
of the seminary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Silver Spring Avenue
Is Closed for Repairs

At 3:i5 pm. Tuesday. the
council will hold q public hear
ing on q proposed 1000 prof.
ect for widening marrow Spring
street from Colesville road To
Cameron and then Cameron
from Spring to FentOn.
The project. linking up with
the wider section Of Cameron
already improved from Fenton
TO Georgia. win provide q bypass
of the ColesvilIe- Georgia inter-
section, one OF Maryland's busi-
est.
The council already has au-
thorized Improvement OF Second
avenue from Colesviile to Boni-
FAINT street and Bonifant from
Second 10 Georgia.
The new business streets-all
20 to 40 feet wide--will spes.i
shoppers traffic movement In
tine business sectlon.
The public works department
now Is studying the extensior
southwark of Fenton street from
Iits present terminus ct Sligo av-
enue another 500 feet to Phila-
delphia avenue.
Work ON right Of way acquisi-
ton 10 underway for Trinity
place which runs diagonaiiy Oh
Colesville road to Georgia avenue
beside the Silver Spring police
[substation. The project has beer
approved by the council.
Dixon avenue between Trinity
place and Bouifant street Is also
under study and engineer plans
are being prepared. Mr.. Butehei
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
virqiniol1s Celebrate
An Old Injun Dog Deal

fields getting ready for the
threshing. It was apparent that
the idea that braves never work
is not shared b. these suuaws,
The Crocketts Came
The absence 81 the braves was
somewhat made up for By the at
tendance of so little Davey
Crocketts wearing coonskin caps,
Three -year-0id Bill Bond won
SO as the hest dressed Crockett
|of the lot. Kathie Gouldmail. 8,
won . similar prize as the best
cowgirl, and Tommy Faulkner. 2,
was the best cowboy. All three
are Fredericksburg children.
Sam Ford, q 67-year-oid Negro
from Chancellor won the hunting
horn blowing contest. AL con-
testafats used instruments made
from the horns of cattle. The
winner vas determined BY the
volume ok applause from the
audience. Mr.. Ford has been
competing Id this contest for
three years and this was his
FIRST victory
w. ri Pritchett Of Alsop ex-
Ihabited the best coon hound. His
dogs name was Amos.
There was d blue ribbon for
the best dog Id most Of the class
ificatiOns usual in dog shows,
After the Judging the asictionine
az dogs. mostly hounds. brought
In from the country continued
until after dark.
"A small male beagle shown BY
John r. Thompson Of Vienna,
Va, was chosen as the cham
pion dog Of the show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Hearing Slated
On Election Plan
In I ukomo Park

Proposed amendments to the
Takoma Park City Charter.
which would extend the terms
of the mayor and councilmen
from two to four years and pro-
vide for q recall system, win be-
the subject Of q public hearing
tomorrow at 3 pm. in the Ia
koma Park Municipal Building,
b Columbia avenue.
Under a plan devised By the
|CitiEens Planning Committee Of
|Takoma Park, the mayor and
three councilmen would be
elected at one time. and the
other four councilmen two years
later.
The recall provision, described
|as d safety valve" would be ex--
|ercise1 when so per cent Of the
voters sign q petition
demanding recall Of the mayor
|or any councilman. A referen-
dun then would be conducted on
1.-The question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
90 Fire Companies Join
Record Bethesda Porode

Best appearing Montgomery
County pumper. Takorna Park:
best appearing pumper outside
Montgomery, Kentland: best ape
pearing ladder truck. Kensing-
ton: best equipped punper,
Gaithersburg; best appearing and
equipped ambulance. Glenn Dale:
best appearing and equipped res
cue squad truck. Kensingtcn.
Also Oldest piece Of IRE APP
pAratus IN service. Chevy Chase:
best appearing IRE department
or rescue squad marching unit,
Silver Spring: apparatus travel
ing the longest distance, Charles
Town, w. Va.
Best appearing ladies .atixil-
larry, Silver Spring; ladies aux
Hilary travelling longest distance,
Deale, Md: ladies auxiliary with
most members In line OF march,
Deale: best appearing band. OPP
timist Club OF. Bethesda Chevy
Chase: best appearing civic or
ganization. Arlington County
lnarjorettes. and judges special
award. Bethesda Chevy Chase
Rescue Squad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Duckett Will Head
Historical Society

T. Howard Duckett. chairman
OF the board Of the Suburban
Trust Co, Friday night was
elected president Of the Prince
Georges County Historical So
ciety.
The society. meeting In Calvert
Mansion at Riverdale. also
elected Eugene q. Roberts and
William Stanley. jr. vice presi-
dents: Mrs. q. ". 8. Musgraye,
secretary: Stewart B. Shaw.
treasurer: MRS. Felix e, Cristo-
fame, historian, and Mrs. Ruth
M. Swami, publicity director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Wayne avenue between Fem
ton street and Georgia avenue
In Silver Spring has been closed
rs Montgomery County moves
ahead in another Of its 2 miles
Of street Improvement projects
IN the business district.
The street already has been
cleared for repaying by the
Shepherd Co. Of Tuxedo,
Md.
Also slated for improvement
under the same contract Is Per-
slling drive from Fenton street
to It's intersection with Wayne
avenue just east Of Georgia ave-
nue..
Both streets are being widened
10 as feet and win have ll-foot
sidewalks. The project wa
awarded for $50. 900.
public Works Director Mason
Butcher believes the project viii
be complete by early December
in time for the Christmas shop
ping season traffic.
Al $4,000 project for the wild.
enlng Of Thayer avenue from
Georgia to Fenton Is nearing
completion.
Another $4,000 project fol
widening Silver Spring avenue
between thetwo streets is undel
way. Utility lines already are
being lowered In the right-of'
way.
Both Silver Spring and Thayel
avenues win be 4O-foot streets.
The projects are part OF ths
81 million authorized for stree
projects in the Silver Sprinf
business section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Approximately 30 fire COM
panies displaying almost 200
pieces of equipment paraded In
Bethesda last night TO end the
towns observance Of Fire Pre-
vention Week.
The parade. marching north
on Wisconsin avenue and on Old
Georgetown road, required one
and q half hours 70 pass the re-
viewing stand In front Of the
fire house.
ut was the largest and most
successful parade In the history
Of our department. said A. j.
Bargagli. chief Of the Bethesda
Fire Department. host company
for the parade.
The companyis IRE preventis.ss.
program. financed with d 81. 900
budget In cooperation with the
Bethesda Chamber Of Commerce
and other civic groups. included
the awarding Of ~ trophies to
winners in various divisions Of
the parade.
Trophies were awarded Ia the
following parade divisions:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Register Now |
Voters Urged

Montgomery County election
|oficials today urged citizens to
register during this months tour
|of registration boards through
out the county,
Some 500 new voters already
have been registered during the
|first two weeks Of the drive.
Rose *. Dawson, Republican,
and Ward w. Caddington. Demo-
|crat, both members Of the Board
|of Permanent Registry. said new
voters can avoid long waiting
lines by registering nov. well ID
advances OF next years primaries,
Rowing boards win be at the
Bethesda County Building. wis
co1sin and Mont oniery avenues,
and the Silver Spripg ArllOfy
Wayne avenue and Pershine
drive, Tuesday through Friday
for the next two weeks.
Residents may register at the
two locations from 2 to $50 pm,
and 7:30 and $50 pm. each day.
Rowing boards also win be ii
the following locations from 7::3o
i - - -. - l 4 SD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Docherty TO Speak

The Rev. George Docherty,
pastor of New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church. viii be guest
speaker q i luncheon meeting
ri the Arlington IVA, Minis
terial Association 1t 1915 pm
Tuesday at the First Presby-
terian Church. SOL North Yer
mont street. Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
By GEORGE KENNEDY
star stan Correspondent

FREDERICKSBURG va. Oct.
Ii. George Washington's boy
hood town had ) lot Of fun to-
day ionoring hounds.
The streets were crowded and
q festive air permeated the
Colonial city,
The occasion was the annual
Dog Mart held it the approach
III the hunting season with q
parade Of 5 bands and 20 IRE
companies testuring houn d
dogs.
There were dogs on every ye-
laicle.
rs III ola Custom
The Dog Mart Ii d 20th-cen-
tury revival Ne an annual barter
session with The Indians which
Is believed ID have begun ID
1898.
The event Il sponsored ~
the Ixaa Walton League and
the Chamber Of Commerce and
It brings thousands of countrf
people into this agricultural
trading center. There Is no
charge for anything except soft
drinks, hot dogs and hound dogs
on the auction block. and every
one seems to have q good time.
The Indians Of the Parnifn-
key Reservation are always IN
vited because their ancestors
used tn trade valuable flirs for
the hunting dogs the white man
had imported.
This year only the squaws
showed attractive women
who had apparently gone to the
llairdresser Ia anticipation. The
braves. who used to make D
striking appearance with their
headdresseS Of eagle feathers.
did not make It. The squaWs
said the braves were busy In the
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5ixCandidaies
Are Agreed on
5of6 Issues
Fuirfux 6. o. p.
Democrats Differ
On Absentee Voting

1 - 80 .lf
Answers 70 9 Questlonnaire
sent TO the six candidates for
che Virginia General Assembly
&c., 1890, t-,,,,,,,, ,..vss, .,,at
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Inc canoauasss, ksspupilcaLs aliu
Democrats alike, agree substarl-
tally on i've Of six issues.
1.he s,,ar,,est f,,fferences az
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.s. a 49, 80 49, = yxr,,, 80. -,
ss = s, ~. .s,as,sso :. .e = ~ 49,
yu.s.s = $3.50 ...ss ~. IN i,
49, 800 $3.50 s ,, .sss1 lev
49, ss,s.s ps...,,,,,es,. 49, ea,,sis.
dates. John Henry Shultz. Ken-
dan s. Hoys ana vic.or z.
Parker, favor changes 20 tne law
lto prevent vote irauds. AI. rao /;
declared tne law sn0ulu Y
amended 70 proVlds pfoeectlol
AGAINST Party macnine consIua
IoI $3.50 y0I I -.
Mr. n0ys snu MI. Snuas1 e.
lcanulua1ss aOI t,e Aoase e
ll1eieeases. 81. 1870, 6 sae 49,. -
lpert. = luniiins aul aiS Ssass
senate.
Would study u
Little or no change In the abb
lsaf,kan voting Law "A t1rouosed hy
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Civic Group to Meet

The Lunmalior Citizens Asso-
citation win hold its FIRST fan
meeting ON Thursday at 9 pm,
at American Legion Post los.
Rockville pike ct Randolph
street, Il was announced today
by Homer =. Hart. president.
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Mrs. Neweomb
Gets Python Post

Mrs. sue 5. NeWcoInb. $50
Lebaum street Sc, was elected
grand chief Of the Pythian Sis
tiers Of Virginia at q convention
la Roanoke.
Mrs. NeWcomb. q member of
Rathbone Temple ct 1912 Ninth
street NV, held the once Of
grand senior during the past
year. During the convention she
was also elected to the board
.of governors Of the Hines Pyth-
Ian Home at Bedford, va.
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Three to Speak

The Convention slate for the
Arlington School Board Or.
Barnard Joy. Mrs. Barbara
Riches and James q. Stockard-
win address the Abingdon and
Harrington PTAs at 8 pm. to-
morrow at Abingdon School. $685.
South Abingdon street.
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AUTO TRANSPORT CANVAS FIRE
UNVEILS, TWO 1855 MODEL CARS

Two i956-model automobiles were exposed 10 public
view flaming fashion yesefdaysix days In advance Of
the scheduled "of1eial unwilling"
Arlington County IRE ofhcials reported that canvas
arpauns stroudng the two caught IRE Shirley
Highway at the Observation-Disclosures line.
The were badly scurched They were aboard .
Alexandria.