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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
Cornelia Pichler, perovodjica,
Odsiek 10, N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.


- Ovime Sc poziva clanstvo ma
Sega odsjeka, da po mogutnosti u
punom broju dodje ma naSu redo
vitu sjednicu u nedjelju Ia. augu-
sta owe godine u 2 sata po podne
u Javor Dvoranu. Izmedju ostalih
vaznih poslova, koje ma ovoj sled
nici moramo obaviti doci &c ma red
takodjer jedno vrlo vazno pitanje,
to ie - da mas odsjek doprinese
svotu Cd $4,000 iii wise kao "a
otplatu duga zemljiSta "Croatian
Center.
Nebi Sc smjelo na6i niti jednoga
tlana nasega odsjeka koji bi bio
protiv owe ustanove koju SUI nasi
odsieci Hrvatske Bratske Zajedni-
ce u Western Pennsylvania mama
zaiedno pokrenuli lIupili. jer ma
koncu ovo zemljiste &c wise mama
koristiti korist donasati nego BIZ
10 komu drugomu.
Pogledajmo samo kako Sc nasi
vanjski izvan sjedista odsjeci "a
ovo zemljiSte zauzimadu isto
novGano podpomazu koliko to
naiviSe mogu, pa ia kao vas tai
mix odsjeka ne vidim uzroka da /
mi nebi bill u stanju kao jedan
veliki dobro stojeci odsjek pruziti
malu pomo6 koja &c nam sluziti
svima Il cast. Stoga dajmo pomo-
zimo ier Ge mama reCeno zemljiste
naivise sluziti koristiti kao i ma
sol mladezi kada mas starijih prize
iii kasnije nestane.
Toliko Vam do Znanja | ravna-
MIA, uz bratski pozdraV,
John Reskovac, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10

Dove lite Vase omiljene ovamo! Ovdje
mozete izvrsiti sva utanacenja "a dovesti
svojtu u Ameriku sa unaprijed placenim
kartama kod Italian Line. Trazite da
Vam Sc posalju brosure sa potpunim
potankostima
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10

Imat tete mnogo vremena takodjer "a sun
cati Sc ma prostranim, suncem obasjanim
palubama, uz radost uzitka ma otvorenim
brodskim plivalistima, odmarati Sc po u
dobnim spavacim ostalim prostorijama, te
nasladjvati Sc kuhinjom bez premca itali-
janskih raskosnih parobroda
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
dosta veselja "a stare i mia

dosta veselja "a stare mia
de.
Isto zelimo unaprijed javi-
ii. da ce "Slavulj" prirediti
operetu ma %. oktobra o. G..
u Hrvatskom Domu, u Collin
woodu. Opereta Sc zove 90
sveta ma Krizanju", koju ee-
mo po prvi puta igrati.
Izvjestitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
D R u S I'VE Nj
-VIjES MIX
Odsiek l, N. S. Pittsburgh. Pa.

Odsjek 1, n. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
- Pozivlje Sc clanstvo naseg od-
sjeka ma redovitu sjednicu, koja
ce Sc odrzavati u nedielju, II. au-
gusta, naSim druStvenim prosto-
rijama ma 1916 East Ohio Street.
Potetak 2 sata poslije podne.
Ma ovoj sjednici biti &c podnese-
no izvjeSGe o naSem drustvenom
pikniku, kojeg sro odrzavali ma
26 juna. Povesti &c sc takodjer
rasprava o vaznim pitanjima, s
kojima &c Sc baviti nasa Deveta
Konvencija, koja &c otpoceti. svo-
jim zasjedanjem ma 10. septembra
u Philadelphia. Mas odsjek pred
svaku Konvenciju povede takve
rasprave ma svojoj sjednici ma
stoji svojim delegatima dati do
bre preporuke "a podnasanje kon-
venciji, pa temo to nastojati uci-
niti oval put, takodjer / ma
sjednici u septembru, koja je zad-
MIA nasa sjednica pred Konvenciju.
Stoga, brace | sestre, dodjite u
Sto vetem broju ma ovu nasu sjed-
nicu, da mozete raspravama su-
djelovati iznijeti svoja misljenja
i preporuke naSim delegatima "a
podnasanje Konvertciji.
Cornal;o pichIer perovodiica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10

6 Stjepan Dolacki
9 Florence Sarich
Sc Maria Majetic, BID.
SO Luka Susnjar
112 Franco Car
1874 Richard j. Vusich
Juro Stanuga
146 Petar Ivanov
17O Eliza Malich
Mike SUIT
229 Anton Bucic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
VAzNO IA GNIJEZDO SIS

Cleveland, Ohio. Ovime sc
dale do znania svima roditeljima
1Ioji imadu diecu II gnijezdu Po-
mlatka broj 55 HBz., da Gu ia po-
Geti imati redovite sjednice sa die
com svaki drugi petak mjesecu,
Iu Hrvatskom Domu ma 6314 st.
Clair Avenue, u sati ma vecer.
PAX stoga Sc umoljavaju roditelji
da posalju djecu ma sjednice, da
Sc uGe raditi upoznavati jedno
S drugim, ma tai naCin cemo mo-
ci poGeti odrzavati male priredbe
sa diecom. Isto Sc. umoljava sve
one roditelje, koji su zaostali sa
uplacivanjem pristojba "a svoju
djecu, da to podmire najkasnije do
25-og mjesecu.
ia sam do sada bila Il Hrvat-
skom Domu svaku prvu, drugu i
tre6u nedjelju Il mjesecu, u 2 sata
po5lije podne, sto Gu ciniti jos i
oval mjesec, a pocetkom drugog
mjeseca to jest septembra, ia Gu
biti Hrvatskom Domu svaki dru-
gi petak mjesecu, Ga imadem
sjednidu sa djecom ubiram clana-
rinu. Stoga apeliram ma sve ro-
ditelje, da ovo uzmu "a jednu vaz-
nu stvar, jer ia utrosim puno ra-
da truda "a gnijezdo, a sa odr-
I zavanjem sjednica sa djecom &c
olaksati rad meni wanna. Docim
djeca sc budu naucila sto je biti
clanom HBZ., da budu dobri cla-
novi vodje nasih odsjeka bu-
dutnosti.
Isto apeliram ma sve upravi-
telje nash gnijezda grada Cleve-
landa okolice, da Gu ia opet po-
ceti sa kuglackom ligom "a die
GU, pa ako koje dijete zeli da Sc
kugla ligi, Ga mu to da,du znati
najkasnije do 1903 augusta, jer &c
tn vecer biti prva sjednica gnijez-
da broj 55 "a mladje kuglate.
Anna Rescic, upraviteljica gni-
jezda 55 HBZ.
|
Divine Sc pozivlje sveukupno clan
stvo naseg odsjeka da dodje ma
iducu redovitu sjednicu, koja ce
Sc odrzavati u nedjelju, 21. augu-
sta 1855, Il 10 sati prize podne u
Hrvatskom Domu ma 6314 st. Clair
Avenue.
Potrebno je, brace / sestre, da
| svi dodjete ma ovu sjednicu, po-
sto ma istoj imademo vrlo vaznih
stvari "a rijesavati "a dobrobit
naseg oGsjeka i Zajednicarskog
Dana. Mi trebamo sve uciniti sto
| ie u nasoj moci da nam Zajedni-
carski Dan sto bolje uspije, koji &c
biti ma 4. septembra owe godine.
Ia isti Dan Sc natjece wise od-
sjecnih djevojaka "a kraljicu, a
medju NINA je nasa mlada cla-
MICA sestra Mabel Sasek. Ona die
vojka &c pobjediti koja proda maj
wise srecaka, mas je odsjek je-
dan cd najvecih u Clevelandu, pax
bi nam bila duznost da prodamo
lnajvise srecaka "a nasu djevojku.
wi koji ste uzeli srecke, pa ako
| ste in vec prodali, povratite no
vac odsjecnom perovodji, dolje
potpisanom, koji to imade preko
sebe, koji niste jos srecke uzeli,
isto Sc obratite ma meme CHM prize.
Stoga ne zaboravite doci ma sjed-
nicu 21. augusta, 10 sati prize
Ipodne.
! Ova promjena sjednice je zaka-
lzana ma pros,oj redovitoj siednici
IL razloga, sto mas odbor Hrvat-
skog Drustvenog Donna imade svoj
prvi ovogodisnji piknik isti dan u
. ylastitim prostorijama. Piknik &c
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10

238 Ana Glatch
246 Stefanija Grguric, BID.
326 Anton SrSen
345 Ivan Zakman
sos Ernest KOvac
$50 Josip Vidas
598 VinkO kovacic
GA George Widan
1877 George Batinovich
1913 Maria Menican
Ivan PetraS
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10

poceti odmah nakon naSe sjednice
u podne, ma kojem &c biti vrute S
raznja pecene janjetine razno-
vrsnog napitka, kao dobra glaz-
ba. Dodjite pozovite svoje pri-
jatelje. 49,. ... ...
Frank Movrich, perovodja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
JAVNO BILJE1NItKl URED

Mas ured izradjuje sve pravne
spise kao punOmoci, kupopro-
dajne ugovore, darovnice i
slicne isprave. Pribavljamo
krstne, vjencane smrtne IL
stove IL starog kraja kao i
ovdje. Tko zeIi dobaviti rod
binu IL Jugoslavije mole SO
ma mas obratiti "a informacije.
Posreduje Sc "a uredjenje
nasljedstva ovdje i q Jugo-
slaviji. ObavIja sc svakovrsne
r~vode.
KostO UnkOvic,
JAvN1 BILJEzNIK
sos Grant Street
Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
SWELL GR0B0YI
Nash dragih -
Brace ! sestara

UMRIL CLANOVI III. b. z.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd 29. JULIA DO s. AUGUSTA, 1855
, 1955-05-13
NOTICE
CLEANUP WEEK MAY Is to NAY q. 1855

Z.
The Public Works Department in coope- alton with the
Division OF Sanitation, will conduct a cleanup week in the
towns Of Frederiksted and Christiansted, from May is to
May q, 1855.
We are asking all propertY owners, and tenants of pro-
Iperties to cooperate by accommodating all rubbish on o emises
and storing near entrance to property, conveniently located,
so that the Garbage and Rubbish removal trucks can get at
it. easily when they arrive at your home.
During this period the trucks will remove everything
that they find stored at the entrance to your homes, and
business places. Thereafter this removal service, will remove
only what is placed in Sanitary Garbage Cans.
On and aftersMay %, 1855, any accumulation Of garbage
or rubbish on your premises, that is not placed in Sanitary
Garbage Cans, will be considered a violation of Regulation
|9(9 of the Sanitary Rules and Regulations. Punishable by
fine not to exceed $4,000 for the first offense, and fine not
to exceed $4,000, or imprisonment for not more than thirty
days, TO rthe second .offense.
DIVISION o. SANITATION
St. Croix, Virgin Islands
, 1955-05-13
ANNIVERSARY SALE

Mr.. PEBBLES says: Come to see the NEW Alexander HamiI-
ton Supply and Hardware Store that has been here for over
two hundred years. Celebrating our first anniversary
Fifteen per cent off on all Cash Sales between May 18th
and alst inclusive. We are offering hardware, sherwin
Williams paints, oils, marine and household articles. The
alexander Hamilton supply and Hardware Store is located
at 1857 King Street in Ghristiansted.
, 1955-05-13

BEAUTY : LONG LIFE LOW COST
DUNBRIK is the super-brek. If you're masonry-mnded,
but cost-caution,
DUNBRIK is meant for you, for
DUNBRK is St. Crooks finest brick. Made right here in
our modern plant, using local materials and labor. Huge
savings in freight and distribution mean low costs-passed
right along to you.
ST. O CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES
Mt. Welcome, Christiansted, ST. Crox
, 1955-05-13
SHIPPING NEWS

is scheduled to sail from Balti
more May 10th, New York
May 18th and is due at Fred
eriksted via Puerto Rico and
st. Thomas : May 21st, accept
ing freight from the above
ports and for San Juan and
New York.
J .Rob't L, Merwin & Co, Inc.
, 1955-05-13
COMING SOON II
1.-THE COMMAND"

Guy Madison Joan Weldon
James Whitmore Carl Benton
, 1955-05-13

Repairing. Cleaning & Overhaul
ing all makes Of
TYpewriters. Adding Machines.
Cash Registers & Monograph
machines.
All repairs done in your office
il desired.
Address; Company Street, No. 5
Phone So
, 1955-05-13
PUBLIC NOTICE

t&&N## @g.e4@ 1#SB& =M#EN t&# HeEEsE8#H
Anyone found trespassing
or hunting on the following
Lowry Hill
Parcel No. 5 Of Sally's Fan
cy
Petronella
Prospect Hill
Kaufman
Fareham
Fareham
= 80 IL
, 1955-05-13

sMilk from Government-tested
herds pasteurized under condi-
tions approved by the Depart
ment Of Sanitation.
, 1955-05-13

Ns~~A 0
to law.
ANA NJ. scHUsTER
-
Priobido Ell paso Q casando
en- las siguentes fincas:
81 no seram tratado de acuer-
do con la ley.
Lowry Hill
Parcel No. 5 Of Sally's Fan
cy
Petronella
Prospect Hill
Hartmann
ANA M. sCHUSTER
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22
Ephrutu Children
Have Best Teeth

SEATTLE - Three agencies
which are nearing the end of a
statewide survey say the school
children of Ephrata have the
worlds best teeth"
The survey, which will include
examination of some 10000 chill
dren, is being conducted by the
state health department, the Wash
ington State Dental association and
the United States public health
service.
DR.. Olin E. Hoffman, dental
health chief for the state depart
ment of health, said the survey
showed the teeth of children al
Ephrata rival those of children il
Hereford, Texas, which is widely
known as "the city without {
toothache."
The excellent condition of chill.
dren's teeth in Ephrata, DR.. Olir
said, is "unquestionably due" II
the presence of natural fluoride
in the city's drinking water.
DR.. Olin gave these figures fo
Ephrata youngsters:
Out of ITO children examined il
the GLIB age group only 161 de-
cayed, missing or filled teeth wer
found, or a phenomenal" aver
age of Is for each child.
| By contrast, the survey shove,
Seattle children have an averag
of 14.80 decayed, missing or file,
teeth. Chehalis shows a 1892 av
erage.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

YELLOWSTONE PARK-Snow
clearing is underway on highways
in Yellowstone National Park.
Supt. Edmund B. Rogers anticipat-
ed another record breaking season
such as 1852 when 1,350,295 visit
ors entered the park. Last year the
total was 1,328,893 and two years
ago, 1,326.858.
Yellowstone this winter had a
normal amount of snowfall. The
highway from Mammoth to Old
Faithful and West Yellowstone is
to be open for travel May /. The
road from Norris to Canyon and
Lake by May Is, and the east and
south entrances by May Is. All
park roads are to be open by May
% except for the Red Lodge-Cooke
City road which will be opened
by June 10.
Starting May 10, tourist cabins,
cafeteria and repair shop at Old
Faithful will be open for visitors.
Fishing Bridge accommodations
open May Is. Old Faithful lodge
cabins open June 4; Canyon cafe
terra and tourist cabins, West
Thumb facilities and Mammoth
tourist cabins June 9; Lake lodge
Mammoth hotel, cottages and grill
Old Faithful Lodge dining room
all are to open June IL; Canyon
lodge cabins, dining room, hote-
as well as Old Faithful Inn anc
Lake hotel open June 16.
| Fishing season opens May 80 ex-
cept for Yellowstone lake June Is
and Yellowstone river between
Lake and Canyon river July 1.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

New Mexico received lot elk to
stock ranges in that state, SO were
sent to the lobe Foster ranch at
Captain, N. Mex. % were fur
nished for a game farm near South
Bend, Ind, Is went to the Hill
City Zoo, Rapid City, S. Dak,, 3
were shipped to Little Falls, Mimi.
and 80 made the longest trip to
their new home at Monterey,
Mexico.
Hunters in the area north Of the
park accounted for a total of 1853
animals having been taken from
the herd, according to the figures
released from the Montana Fish
and Game department checking
station at Corwin, 563 having ac-
tually been checked through the
station with an estimate of zoe
having been killed but not checked
in. Hunter kill did, not prove very
successful during the open season
as some 3,702 hunters checked il
at the station and reported they
had failed to get their elk which
number was estimated as abou
half of those who actually hunted
in the area. The hunter kill ant
live shipments accounted for 1885,
animals having been taken from
! the northern herd.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22
Lote Spring Delays
Cherry Outlook

kALISPELL = FrultgroWerS IN
Flathead valley report cherries will
ripen late this year and that cold
weather and snow will delay spring
work nearly a month. They add
sweet cherry trees came through
record cold spell in March with
out injury.
Fruitgrowers said the steady
cold in March kept trees dormant
SO they were able to withstand
below zero weather near the end
of the month.
The growers said they expect
most of the cherries to ripen in
August. Snow still blankets the
orchards along the east shore OF
Flathead lake and very little prun-
ing has been done. Pruning is US
ually completed early in April.
Growers along east shore of the
lake produce one of the nations
largest sweet cherry crop.
1t is also the latest crop reaching
markets when other cherries have
gone through, but the nation still
wants fresh cherries.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22
Yellowstone Park
Exports 500 Elk

YELLOWSTONE PARK - Five
hundred and ninety three elk from
Yellowstone National Park have
taken up new residence, even as
far as old Mexico, Supt. Edmund
B. Rogers announced as a part of
The parks program to reduce the
herd to some 5000 head to bring
it within the limits of the available
winter food supply. Five traps To-
Gated at Gardiner, Mammoth
Blacktail, Crystal creek and La
mar were operated during the win
ter to trap the elk for restocking
ranges in Montana and other To-
cations throughout the country and
for ranches, game farms and ZOOS
When trapping operations were
completed on March IL a total Of
80 animals had been furnished tt
TIE Montana Fish and Game de-
partment for transplanting in area.
in that state. Twenty-one animal.
which had been trapped had t.
be released as the State of Mon
tana had no additional areas fol
which plants had been approved
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22
For Sale Real Estate

MODERN 2-BEDROOM HOME
for sale. Will take trailer house
as part payment. Four miles north
OF Kalispell. Inquire Darrell Clo-
thier, Phone Kalispell CAST. 39*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22
Rates 2I2 cents a word per Issue;
Cash only. Minimum so cents.
For Rent

FOR RENT OR SALE - TWO
bed room house in Martin City.
Also 40 Ford, two door, wonderful
condition and four Groom cabins.
Reasonable. Inquire old Liquor
building in Martin City. Beth
Schuster. 38
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22
For Sale

~ DELUXE THOMPSON BOAT
for sale. 5 h. p. motor and car
top carrier. Call 263-K after S p.
m. 39*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

FOR SALE-FEEDERS, WATER
ers, breeders and supplies for
poultry and livestock. We're TAX
ing orders for Commercial Ferti-
lizers, lawn and grass seeds. See
us before you buy. Holyk's Feeo
Service, Whitefish. 1t pays to feee
Ceretana feeds. c5-4(
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

FOR RENT - TWO MODERN
furnished houses. George E..
Green. Miles north of Coram. 39*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

IA HEAD OF WHITE FACE EWES
for sale. Also one buck. Inquire
Ellis Drewry, Phone Col. Falls.
151-K address Rt. l Whitefish. 39s
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

NEW GROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
in Columbia Falls. Nice loca-
ton. Hardwood floors, lots of clo-
sets and built-ins. Electric heat.
FILA appraised. E. T. Tolley, LIST
house south of Ids church. 80
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

FOR SALE-GOOD LOCATION
for mill with nice lake-Also
several good building tracts on No.
2 highway about l mile north of
Coram. 39*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

A HOME BUY - 2 BEDROOM.
modern house in Col. Falls for
sale. 70. TT lot with another 100
TT. available. Lots of built-ins. Full
ly insulated. Modern heat. Includes
electric stove and hot water heat
er. Small basement. Approved for
FILA financing. Full price $4,000.
Harold Tolley Col. Falls. If
BLACKSMITH SHOP, BODY
shop, both with equipment, and
four-room modern apartment for
sale in Col. Falls. Make me an Of
fer. G. w. Harrington. c3-39
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

FOR SALE - NEWLY CON-
structed bedroom home. Built
under FILA specifications through
out. May be seen End building
south of Ids church. Bob Kiser.
Phone 7-4074, Hungry Horse. As
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

FOR SALE BEDROOM MOD
ern house. Furnished. Phone
74-800. Mrs. Don Reynolds Hun
cry Horse. c2-39
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

FOR SALE - BALDWIN AND
Spinet pianos used as rentals:
You may purchase one OF these
two pianos at a substantial saw
ing. Write or call The Music Cen
ter. 80 N. Higgins, Missoula,
Mont. c2-39
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22
Wanted

WANTED TO BUY: ONE USED
or year size baby crib with
mattress. Phone 74-Y2, Col. Falls.
39*
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

WE MAKE WRINGER ROLLS.
Can duplicate So per cent Of all
makes of wringer rolls. Bring in
your old rolls for measurement.
Rein Electric. Phone lao. White
fish. tt
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

SANDERS FOR RENT: ALSO
see us for contract sanding by
experienced craftsmen. Columbia
Falls Lumber Co. tt
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

FOR SALE - BABY CHICKS
Vans Hatchery. Phi. 113-L. Col.
Falls. tt.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

SCHWINN BUILT BICYCLES
Properly set up and guaranteed
to give service. See our complete
toy line. Wheaton Cycle and Toy,
214 LIST Ave. W., Kalispell. eff
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

FOR THE BEST IN MEMS, La
dies and Children's clothing see
c. S. Sorensen, your Minnesota
Wooden Co. representative. 178 9th
Ave. w. N. Kalispell. Phi. 4678. 39+
Hungry Horse news., 1955-04-22

FOR SALE-BABY AND START
ed chicks. New Hampshire Reds,
White Leghorns and New Hamp-
shire cross, Austria White, and
White Rocks. Vans Hatchery, Phi.
113-L. 39tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29

KINGMAN. Ariz., Aug. % up.
Property which police say was
stolen from the home Of a city
official in Palm Springs. Calf,
Inquired today in the Questioning
of a couple charged with his
death.
Police Chief August G Kett-
man of Palm Springs said that
Robert Kenneth Miers, 80. a
bakery employe from Baldwin
Park, near Los Angeles, and his
I28-year-old wife, Elizabeth. have
changed their stories under ques-
ltioning about the death of Don
aid e. Graham, so.
Mr.. Graham, a building in
spector, was found dead Friday
at his home in the fashionable
California resort town Deputy
Coroner Robert Drake said the
victim had been beaten severely
on the head and was suffocated
by his own Dl0OQ.
The Miers couple, accompanied
by their four children, were ar
rested at border checking sta
tion near here Saturday night or
california murder warrants. They
waived extradition and Chiei
Kettman said they would return
to Palm Springs with him today
Sheriff Frank Porter OF Mo
have County said Miers first tole
him he punched Mr.. Graham il
the face and wrestled with hin
because the widower made ad'
vances on Mrs. Miers.
The victim was to have beer
married this week to Mrs. Marie
Everett, At, formerly Of Pitts
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Slain Officials Property
Holds Couple in Death

burgh, Pa, and Tucson. AriZ. She
was flying West from New York
Ito meet him when the body was
found.
The couple told Of meeting
Mr.. Graham at a Palm Springs
night club Thursday night and
later going to his home.
"They sought to explain what
the tussle and struggle and beat
Iings were all about" Chief Kett-
man said after questioning the
pair. But they can't explain
the subsequent theft Of the
property"
Women's and mems clothing
a watch, a diamond ring. some
books of green stamps" and a
vacuum cleaner were taken from
Mr.. Graham's home, the chief
said. Sheriff Porter said Miers
earlier admitted taking $40 and
Isl bills from Mr.. Graham s
wallet. Miers had $50.32 and his
wife $1S0.52 when they were ar
rested.
AT first they though We knew
nothing about 1t (the property
and denied taking it. Chief
Kettman said.
Then the two were told that
Palm Springs police had arrested
Raymond Curtis Lee. 80. Of Los
Angles, who said he was hired
to take care Of the Miers chill
dren while the parents were ir
Palm Springs.
when we told them that
Chief Kettman said. "they adj
mitted turning over the stolen
property to him for safekeeping.
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Civil Liberties Unit
Sits Policy on News

NEW YORK, Aug. % R.-
The American Civil Liberties
Union is sponsoring a study of
Government news policies in
areas in which the press and
other mass media repeatedly
have been denied proper access
to information.
The study is being made by
Allen Raymond. author and for
mer foreign correspondent of
the New York Times. the New
York Herald Tribune and other
publications.
The ACLU plans to make Mr..
IRaymond's report public and to
refer it to Congress and Govern
Iment officials.
The start Of the study was
announced yesterday.
The ACLU's executive direc-
tor, Patrick Murphy Malin, said
the ACLU recognizes that the
needs of national security might
make certain curbs" on news
necessary.
He said, however, that the
ACLU is seriously concerned
that in the name of security
the restrictions are so great that
information is denied the mass
media and a system of Govern
ment censorship may be de-
veloped."