davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Sove on Small
Appliances

G-E Appliances:
GE Sseom end Dry Iron tshown
obovel colrod heating unit, 80" sole
pIote. 3M pounds. Regularly lI95.
Nov - to.94
C Ausomssie Skillet. c-26. Regularly
er porsebIs Mixer, ) pounds, Mo
MIG, White or in color. Regularly
1925. Now w-----------l2.76
&C Ausomosic Teosssr. T-62. Reou-
lory 2l.95. Now -------iz.s6
Homilton Beach Appliances:
Homilten Bsseh Mixer. III. Regularly
1895 Nov, ------------z 1856
Hamiltcn Beech Mixette, #55. Reeu-
loriy 1880. Now w----------t2.76
Sunbecm Appliances:
New Sumbeam Auecmesie Fry Pan,
FPll. Regularly 1895. Now i6.o4
Sunkeom chsoms Hand Mixer. Reeu-
ioriy 2l.95. Nov W~4-~---i4.99
Universai Appliances:
Uniysgsoy Geek k-a-masic. 3so5. Reeu-
lorIy 1895. Now 1887
universal io-cup coffesmstie, 44lo.
ReouIory 1895. Nov
Toostmoster Appliances:
Toostmosser super De Luxe Toasfer.
1916. ReouIorly 27.5o. Now i7.49
Toosfmasser % Luxe Toesser, 1914.
Regularly 1900. Nov i4.4S
Miscellaneous Appliances:
Knepp- Monareh Autodsatie Corn Pop
per. l2-5ol. Regularly e.S5. Nov.
7.s9
Knepp- -Nonareh 3-Spssd Liquidizsr.
4o-5l5, white or in color. Regularly
$3.50. Now -L3.SS
BroiI ouik Chef. outomotie timer.
CTS. Regularly 1926. Now 1926
wsrins z-spsed Celebrity BIeudor.
PB5. Regularly 1850. Now 1888
Fresh-nd AiFe Heaters:
Heassrests Hseos. Regularly i2,e5:
Now ---------~- -----<.- tV.t9
Au.emssie Hs5s. Regularly 1926.
Nov ---~------s- -s-.-- ----- ls.f9
With Automatic Electric Timer
H56o3. Regularly 1895. Nov z4.7s
H7ss Automatic. Reouloriy 4s. IS:
Now - - - 5V.tS
Proctor De Luxe Ausomssie Toassss
with color guard, 1878. Regularly
l5.95. Nov ----------5@ tl,z9
Proctor chompion lightweight Iron,
$50. Regularly 1895 Nov TAT
supesssas Ausomosie Grill ond wos-
sler. 40. Regularly 2l.9S. Nov.
1929
superssor Tip m Turn Oven Type
Tosster. $50. ReoulorIy SIS. Now.
Evening star., 1955-11-17

Progressive Party ticket. Mr..
Manbeck will head the nonpar-
tisan ticket and a third candi-
date, Larry Victory. former pres
ident of the New York Typo
graphical Union, will head the
unions Independent Party ticket.
A primary ballot will be taken
next February with each can
didate required to get the in
!dorsement of a minimum Of so
local unions to qualify for the
unions general election next
Nav,
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Tfonsit Cutbucks Set

Minor service cutbacks during
Iof hours on the Capital Transit
Co. Sixteenth street busline
(Rouet S-2) and Mount Pleasant
lcarline (Routes 40 and 42) were
approved today by the District
Commissioners on recommends
ltion of the Public Utilities Com
mission. Both cuts will be effec-
tive on Christmas Day.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
specioI Purchase -. Wool Skirts
Regularly 1926 to 1875

Regularly 1926 to 1875 u .Of
. ATS In group; slim skirts full skirts.
pleossd pIad skirss, fIonnel skirts sweed skirts
the group host Of eoIors besides the lively pads:
ehorcoo, gFGys. blues, reds roast and brown @&
sixes g. 8 in this collection.
Come early IFS your wonderful chance hove the many skirts
you need at o SOS 10 s.o5 saving each.
Wet-sportsweor Chevy and Aexondno
Evening star., 1955-11-17

fered from either cold. or hunger
during the time they were
stranded, a forest ranger said
they were rescued just In time as
they had run out Of food.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Sovings From
The Silver Room

Sterling Hollowure:
Low 3-Lishs cendelabro. Wos
34,4o. Now -4 1900
$ cempotes. Were S.o5 and
1875. Now ZOO and 800
l Bowl. Was 5000. Nov. 1900
4 Paris Suser and creameFs.
Were s,e5 TO $500. Nov,
500 10 500
Z Pairs SoIt and Peppers. Were
l3.75 and l6.4l. Now 500
l Sterling Silver Coffee Pot. Wos
1000. Now -- $500
silverplosed Hollowore:
| English Biscuit Box, she'll shope.
Was 10000. Now 5000
Z casseroIes. Were $50. Now,
500
I English cruet Set, oil and
vinegar. Wos 27.5o. Now 1900
I Well and Tree PIotter. Wos
5.e5. Nov 800
I cockseiI Shaker. Wos IS. 90.
Nov - 1900
! Apple Coffee Pot. Wos IS. 90.
Nov . 20. 90
Z 3-Piees After Dinner cosfee
Set. Were 5l.o0. Now 34.00
Please add 1929 Federal Tox
W6L--The Silver Room. lst Floor
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Bros ot Big Savings
v.,e s.es 70 sss 2.ss

80 Bros In short snd long line models.
Strops and stropless. Nyien, Ryion ises
and cotton. Good size Fonse, bue
broken sizes. 32-3s, A, , and c cups.
W6L-corsets and Bros. 5rd Floor
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Save 5O% or
More on Fine
Bedroom Furniture

Were New
7 Desert ook Desks $3.50 $500
Vanity Stool ----- 1926 500
DoubIs-sixe Bor
Bed. "Seofoom" $500 $500
Bed "s,'. $3.50 $500
! Double-Siss Book-
eass Bed ----l- lss. 90 $500
] DoubIe-sixs Ma
hosany Bed-------l75.o0 5000
, Mirrors 1000 7.so
] sinsIs-sizs Maple
Bed ------3--- 1880 1880
Charter Mahosany
Doubls-Sixs Bed - 238.oo 5000
WGL-Bedroom Furniture. 9Th Floor
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Remnants Friday Only
Sove on Mems Sports Shirts
Here 205 10 $500 .65 10 z.6o

Ito IN group. Long sleeve and shor sleeve styles
coeons. r0yons, woods and silks. All famous -moke
brands Well toilored Wide range Of eolors Sizes:
small. medium, lorss and extrd-Iorge.
WGl--The Mems Store. End Floor
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Remnants Only
Red Felt Christmos
Stockings
%

100 chsistmss Stockings in cay
red fels With pIostie cuff. Stock
up now for chEistmas.
Stemped Linen Luncheon Cloths
stitch design.
i-S2x5z". Were 400. Nov.
7.2S
I6-SAx72". Were $50. Nov,
$50
I0-6oxSO". Were 7.S5. Nov,
4.95
2s-l7xl7" Napkins. Were
LIS. Nov -- soc
I Model Linen Luncheon Cloth.
Gross stitch design. In shodes
OF rose and oroy. Approximately
6oxS0". Were 1000. Nov.
$500
9 Straw Bog Kits with oil mnfe-
riol to complete. Assorted styles.
Were 3.S5. Now LIS
100 Bells ioooo Ansora Yarn.
45-yord ball. Assorted eolors,
Were Csc. Now --A--r-4-39e
W6L-Art NeedIework,
5th Floor
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Thanksgiving
condy Special
=. TO

2-pound box Of delicious
HomestyIe Chocolates. hand
dipped.
W6L-ccndy, iss Floor
=. oIso Chevy Chase and Aiexondrio
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Nursery Furnishings
Greotiy Reduced

Z Famous Theyer csvsiases, slightly
soiIed. Floor, sompies. Were 49e5
and 57.o5. Nov 1898 70 1895
Crib, odiustoble sides. decoI trim.
Wos 59.o5. Nov 1925
W6L-Nursep Corner, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Clearance Of Women's Fall Dresses

group Of beautiful foil dresses In ruyon and acetate crepe
sherwood wool blends and novelty oyon onne Bolero and
hpiength jackets pece and 2pses styles and drey types
with touches Of Ioee beading and velvet Wanted foil hcdes
including noyy and black. Half and regular sizes.
is Dresses. Were fo. IS ond 72e5. Nov 1900
SO Dresses Were rs 90 and 1895 Nov zi.oo
WGL-Womens Dresses 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Sove " on Misses
Wool Jersey BIouses
We're 9ss 4.5o

40 misses wool Jersey blouses with
s4-slesves end scoop, high or classic
neekIines. Grey, brown, green or
ehsresal. Sizes 10 to 10.
IS Wool Tweed Skirts. Straight lines.
Green or brown. Sizes 10 to i6.
Were 1875. Now ----6.4S
Is WeoI Tweed Jaeksts. boxy styles
with eordiaon neekiine. Green or
brown. Sizes 10 to I6. Were l7,95.
Now --------------S.0o
8 Felt Skirts. full style. Toost, black
trim. Sizes 10 to IA. Were 1875.
20 Suits, royon and acetate blend.
Crepe lined. classic neckline. Slim or
full skirts. Black wctch plaid. Size
70. We're 1895. Now - i4.oo
wei Isportsweor. 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1955-11-17

.GeHeFOUS 0uVIHyS UH GUT VWU
Fomous Woodiston Wool Rugs -.
Power Loomed in America
In reh pottens fomous Woodistan wool
ruqs ore offered very poont sovns All through
TO the back ooed by Of Americas fomous
Beautifully finsed deep and resilient wool pile and
edoes ore overcast 70 pvoona
Evening star., 1955-11-17

400 mems dress skirts oil famous okes. Cotton broad
cloth and oxford CLOTH Good size ronse but not every
size in every fabric.
$50 pairs Mems Poomos cotton flannel Red and striped
patterns Sizes to but not every color in every size.
Were 3.95 and 500. Nov ----------2e5; for $50
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
See Letter to the Editor on
page S, this section.

started up in 1916. 1t had its be-
ginnings in the desires of several
Jewish men to create an OrganiZa-
ton which could provide brother
hood, participate in campus Ii e
and contribute to Jewish commun-
ity life in the Phoenix area.
IN JANUARY, 1851, Alpha Sig
ma chapter of AEPi was initiated
at a banquet held in Phoenix. Joe
Fink was the first president. Since
then. the chapter has grown with
the college itself, and members of
the chapter have been consistently
high on the scholastic list and have
won the scholarship cup m a n y
times.
Among the AEPi men who have
won distinction have been Army
Rosenberg, who was crowned
"Apollo," King of the Greeks, dur
ing the past school year; Dave
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

NEWCOMERS TO Arizona -
particularly those who have gone
to college elsewhere in the US
sometimes wonder whether there
is any fraternity and sorority life
on Arizona campuseS.
There is indeed. The University
of Arizona at Tucson has two Jew
ish fraternities, Zeta Beta Tau and
Tau Delta Phi, and one Jewish sor-
ority, Alpha Epsilon Phi. At Ari-
zona State College, Tempe, there
is no Jewish sorority but there is
a fraternity, Alpha Epsilon Pi. And
on the u. of A. campus there is
still another Jewish mems group
the Upsilon Alpha Club-w h c h
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
Absentee Vo+inq OK'd

HOUSTON, Tex, (JTA - Inter-
vention by the Houston Jewish
Community Council with the coun-
ty authorities here resulted in pro-
vision for absentee voting during
a two-week period prior to the
county election set for Sept, II,
Saturday and the first day of Rosh
Hashonah.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
5
Years Ago
In Phoenix
From the files of the Phoenix
Jewish News.

From the files of the Phoenix
Jewish News.
A call for 100 volunteer workers
to conduct Phoenix big "C-Day''
campaign Oct. was issued by
Chairman Saul Mintz. The drive is
part of nationwide effort initiat-
ed by the United Jewish Appeal to
raise cash on current welfare
pledges.
Mrs. Edith *. Baum has been
appointed director of activities for
the Jewish Community Center.
She succeeds her husband, Meyer
Baum, who resigned because of
i'll health.
Support of the Jewish commun-
ity cryStalliZed behind an initiative
bill to abolish school segregation in
Arizona. It has been indorsed by
the community relations committee
oil the Jewish Community Council,
the regional and national lodges of
B'nai Birth and various other Jew
ism organizations. A special COM
riittee consisting of Herman Null
ter, Norman Mendelsohn, Mrs.
Claire Kurinsky and Mrs. Betty
Segall has been named to organize
Jewish community backing of the
bill.
Conservation services were held
to open Congregation Beth Els
new synagogue at 3rd Ave. and
Mcdowell Rd. They were con-
Quoted by Rabbi Harry z. Schect-
man.
Beverly Wolf and Lynn Turken
were installed as presidents re-
Spectively of the Phoenix chapter
and Louise w. Wise chapter of
B'nai Birth Girls.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

of Phoenix, lieutenant-master; Max
Friefield, secretary; Ben Leibson,
treasurer, and Ken Abrams of
Phoenix. member-at-large. Anoth-
er Phoenician active in the club
has been Barry Leverant.
AEPi is the largest of the Jewish
national fraternities in the US. and
has more than so chapters in this
country and Canada.
Six months ago Phoenix alumni
club of AEPi was formed. Mem
bers are Erwin P. Eisner, Herbert
S. Kahn, Hirsh Kaplan, DR.. Leon
ard r. Karp, Samuel Langerman,
DR.. Jack Hausman, Jerome B. Le-
wy, Murray Miller, DR.. A. 1. Ra-
menofsky, Morris Turken, Joseph
Fink, Ben Klabanoff, Albert Kram-
er, Gerald w. Lando, Marvin Lory,
Mirvyn H. Siegel, Paul Sobel, Sey-
mour Zendle and Barry Leverant.
Beersheba, capital of the Negev,
is on the site of the dwelling of
the patriarch, Abraham.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

JEWISH f r. A T E r N A L
GROUPS at Arizona State Col
ledge, Tempe, and the University
of Arizona at Tucson are repre-
sented in these pictures. Above,
members of Alpha Epsilon Pi
chat with DIR. Grady Gammage,
president of ASC, during their
initiation banquet in 1851. Left
to right, Aaron Socket, member;
Doctor Gammage, George Toll of
st. Louis, national executive Sec
retary of AEPi, and Joseph Fink
of Phoenix, first master of the
new ASC chapter. Below, the
current officers of UpsilOn Alpha
Club of u. of A. Left to right,
Steve Greenberg, master; Jerry
Paller, Iieutenant-master; Max
FreifieId, scribe, and Ken Alb
rams, member-at-large. No t.
shown is Ben LeibsOn, exchequer.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
Swiss Hall Jew-Ha+er

BONN, (JTA) - Swiss frontier
authorities have prevented motor
ious German anti-Semitic leader
from entering Switzerland to meet
with anti-Semitic leaders from 9th
er countries, it was learned here.
He is Karl Meissner, chairman of
the German Block" which has its
headquarters in Munich, and form
er member of the Bavarian parlia-
ment.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

One of the most travelled high
ways in Israel is that which runs
from Haifa to Tel Aviv.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

INLOGNI Il OE n ANAIANSo dI OtCV
Greenberg, master; Gerald Pale
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
Jewish Fra+erni+ies Active on State campuses

At Tucson, the Upsilon Alpha
Club now has Is members. 1t was
founded in 1854 and has already
started a new tradition on the
campus. At each football game, a
member of the UA Club, dressed
in Wildcat costume, helps to lead
the cheers and boost team spirit.
During the past year, Max Erie
field of Tucson was the man in
the Wildcat uniform, assisted by
Myron Freeman.
PRESENT OFFICERS are Steve
Creenberg MASTER: Gerald Paller
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

coming year are Earl Geller of
Phoenix, master; Army Rosenberg
of Phoenix, lieutenant-master; AL
Goodman, scribe, and Bill Adler
of Phoenix, exchequer. Stan Stone
man is pledge chairman.
DR.. John ]. Hausman, Phoenix
optometrist, is fraternity sponsor
and was awarded the outstanding
alumnus" trophy for 195O-51 at the
fraternity's national convention.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
GREEKS ON THE DESERT

hopes for university recognition
and eventual affiliation with the
national fraternity of Alpha Epsil-
on Pi.
AEPi is typical of Arizona's jew
ish fraternal groups. At ASC it
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16

Kaun, appointed head justice of the
Student Supreme Court and listed
in who's Who in American Col
leges and Universities" erry
Weiss, who gained recognition for
the cartoons which he drew for
State Press, the campus newspap-
er, and for the Lion, AEPi's ma
tional magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
EICHT-RINC CIRCUS

W7EEGEE, celebrated photographer of
w crime and cheesecake, also is a
circus fan. Whenever Ringing Brothers
pitches tent nearby, he is a nightly
visitor.
On the way to a performance, he stopped
at Decent store where he became fasci-
mated by kaleidoscope. He experimental
by attaching it to his camera, but the
effect, though unusual, did not quite
satisfy him. Then he adapted the kalei-
doscope to his enlarger BY taking out part
of the kaleidoscope works and inserting
two mirrors, he achieved greater control
and greater variation in effect, such as
these multiple pictures. Weegee believes
kaleidoscope pictures capture more of the
circus aura than the ordinary kind
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23

clanica naseg odsieka, svast
nize potpisanog. Oni posjedu-
:ju svoj Hotel ma Kenogami
Lake, blizu Kirkland Lake,
pa i'm je jedinac cd velike po-
moci ako jos dosta mlad -
bilo vam sretno!
A sada draga mlada brace
i sestro, bill ste clanovi Po-
mladka cd vaseg djetinstva,
sada ste postal punopravni j
zreli clanovi HBZ. vi ste ov-
die rodjeni, polazite svi troje
visu skolu u ovom mjestu.
zelimo yam uspjesni svrsetak
iste, dobru sretnu buducnost
u vasem zivotu. Dosli ste u
odsjek broj 648 H.B.Z. medju
svoju bracu sestre u koliko
medju Hrvate, u toliko me-
dju Slovence i ostale Slavene.
Slovenci SUI danas iza Hrvata
najbrojniji u nasem odsjeku,
i mi i'm ma tome iskreno &C.
stitamo priznajemo, "a mia
dol braci i sestri svako do
bro i srecu medju mama u od-
sjeku, pa svi slozno naprijed'
U to ime cestitamo vasim
roditeljima ma dobrom odgoju
vas sinova j kceri Slovenaca,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
RoditeIjima i danovima
Gniiezda br. 1886 H.B.z.

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Kao no.
vo izabrana upraviteljica gni-
jezda Pomlatka broj 1856 H.
B. T., molim i apeliram ma
sve sestre, koje imadu djecu
u gnijezdu, da bi dosle do
vele svoju djecu ma sjednicu,
koja &c sc odrzati u nedjelju,
II. februara poslije podne, u
Javor Dvorani.
Dakle, ma ovoj sjednici j.
matt cemo zakljuciti, da Ii ce
nase gnijezdo poceti sa ra-
dom u ovogodisnjoj kampa-
Mi, te da Ii cemo poslati ba-
rem diva delegate ma konven-
ciju Pomlatka, koja &c sc
odrzavati pocetkom mjeseca
julia owe godine u Gary, Ind.
Stoga, drage sestre je po-
trebno, da dodjete ma ovu
sjednicu i da date svoju sa-
radnju, jer sto mas je wise
moci cemo mnogo wise bo-
lie uciniti u ovom radu. Tako.
djer vam je poznato, da &C.
mo owe godine slaviti 40-tu
godisnjicu Pomlatka nase H
B. Zajednice. Sve ovo zahtje.
va mnogo rada i pozrtvovno.
sti, a jedna iii nekoliko mas
to ne mozemo same da ucini-
mo, nego mas je potrebno Ste
wise. Isto je potrebno da do
djete ma ovu sjednicu i sto'
ga razloga, jer bi Sc radc
S wanna svima upoznat. Dc
sada vas poznam jako mali
broj, .jer slabo posjecujete
sjednice. Mas odsjek broji
lijepi broj clanica, a ma sled
nice dodje jako mali broj, da
je predsjednici tesko otvoriti
sjednicu.
Takodjer sam primjetila
da imade mnogo djece koja
su otraga sa uplatama jos cd
prosle godine, pax zbog to-
ga sc mole sestre da dodju
ma ovu sjednicu da podmire
dugovinu "a svoju djecu. Ia
djecu treba redovito placati
jer nitko nezna sto Sc moze
dogoditi, a ia ne bi zelila nj
CHE dijete suspendirati.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Low ZMIJA OTROVNICA
SA POMOCI MUZIKE

U drzavi Missouri, u blizini
mjesta Springfield, pojavilo
Sc je iznenada mnogo najlju-
cih otrovnica, znija kobri'
Raspisana je nagrada "a do
brovoljce, koji &c cistiti teren
cd tih opasnih otrovnica. Mi
ma u pomoc priskocio je je-
dan misionar, koji Sc je ne
davno vratio IL Indie. Sobom
je donio gramofonsku plocu,
ma kojoj je snimljena muzika,
kojom indijanski fakiri diri-
guju kobrama. Sam misionar
nacinio je tai fonosnimak,
kad su fakiri u blizini njego-
We kuce mamili i Hmamii ne
koilko kobra IL dzungle, koje
su ma tn glazbu domilile i bi-
lie poslusne fakirima. Kad to
vazi "a kobre u Indiji, sva-
kako &c uspjeti i ovdje, misle
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23

je redove sa diva mlada cla-
ma, koji SUI presli IL naseg
gnijezda Pomlatka u odraslo
clanstvo odsjeka.
Prvi je mas mladi clan brat
Stanley Ronsky, kojega sliku
ovdje donosimo, da ga pred
stavimo clanstvu i prijatelji-
ma "a bolje upoznavanje.
Brat Ronsky dolazi u nase
redove IL veoma dobre zajed-
nicarske obitelji. Njegov died
i baka su veliki zajednicari; !;
njihova sva familija su cla-
novi naseg odsjeka, a tako-
djer nastoje ola i njihova u
nucad postanu clanovi HBZ.
Hvala cast takovoj obitelji!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23

&c naskoro slijediti svoga bra
ia u odsjek. Dakle, svi clano-
vi Zajednice - zivjeli mnogo
godina.
Druga je nasa lijepa i We
sela srca mlada sestra, Sylvia
Branisel, rodjena 20. listo-
pada godine 1886. u mjestu
Kirkland Lake, Ont, kcerka
dobrih cestitih slovenskih
roditelja, John Paulina Bra
nisel, koji SUI dobro poznati u
ovoj koloniji medju svima ma
ma. Oni nisu clanovi Zajed-
nice, ali su i'm sin i kcerka
clanovi naseg odsjeka, i mi
i'm cestitamo ma tome.
Treci je mas lijepi krsni
ozbiljni mladic, Tony Centa,
rodjen 27. listopada 6. 1896.
u mjestu Kirkland Lake, On
tario, sin jedinac cestitih
dobrih roditelja, Tony i Zor.
ka Centa. Otac je Slovenac
a maika mu lie Hrvatica, isto
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Mali Joseph Strojinc
zrfva suSice i polio

Sheboygan, Wise. - Ovdje
prilazem sliku moga malog
unuka i clana naseg gnijezda
Pomlatka broj 184 H. B. e.,
Joseph Strojinc, koji je po-
stao zrtva u svom djetinstvu
dviju najopasnijih bolesti, SUI
sice i djecje paralize poznate
kao polio.
Ovo nase dijete jos nikada
nije bilo kod kuce cd 9. juna
1853. godine. Cd svoga djeda
Strojinc dobio je tuberkulozu
U hrpteniaeu, pax je bio cd
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Thamesyille, Ont. Can. =

Thamesville, Ont, Can. -
Dana %. oktobra 1854. bio je
vrlo lijepi suncani dan, ko-
,jeg dana su Sc vjencali u r.
k. zupnoj crkvi u Thamesvillu
Mr.. Joseph Kalmeta sa Miss
Anne Wilma Bartolac, ciju
sliku ovdje donosimo, da III
vide clanovi nase Zajednice i
mnogobrojni prijatelji,
Mladenka je clanica odsje-
ka br. 936 H.B.z., a mladenac
je clan odsjeka broj 40 HKZ.
Mladenac je rodjen u De-
troitu Cd roditelja Mrs. Kata-
rine Kalmeta i pokojnog ST.
muna Kalmeta, a mladenka
je rodjena u Toronto Cd ro-
ditelja Franka i Mary Bar
tolac, koji zivu ma farmi u
Thamesvillu.
Vjencanje je obavljeno u
9:30 sati u jutro po Rev.
John A. Achtabovski uz pri-
sutnost mnogo rodbine i pri-
.jatelja. Miss Helen Marchand,
sa kojom je bila mladenka vi
Sc godina u crkvenom pjevac-
kom zboru, otpjevala vrlo lije-
po wise pjesama solo Ave
Maria uz pratnju ma orgulje
Mrs. link.
Kumovali su Carl Katale-
mich Angela Malich. Ushers,
Nick Markulin, Louis Malich,
Bill Kalmeta, Jano Kristich.
Bridesmaids, Anna Oakman,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23

"Ovo je Vasa Hrvatska Brat-<
ska Zajednica".
Mozemo kazati, da je mo-
ralni i materijalni uspjeh bio
dobar, a bio bi / jos bolji,
da su svi clanovi cd jednog
i drugog odsjeka dosli ma "a
bavu. Publika, koja je bila
prisutna sa zadovoljstvom je
pratila oval mas film. Svi su
osjetali, koji su clanovi ko-
il nisu, da smo mi svi grana
i sudionici owe velike nase u
stanove. Kad je film bio go
tov mnogi su davali svoje
primjetbe, da je film lijep !
dobar, ali da bi Sc morao po-
vecati s raMim nasim aktiv-
nostima u redovima nase "a
jednice odsjeka, tako da bi
trajao barem diva sata vre-
mena.
Posto je sam film kratak,
te je prize otvorenja istoga
predsjednik odsjeka br. 952,
brat Josip Bencic pozdravio
prisutne obrazlozio znacaj
filma nase. Zajednice. Tam
buraski zbor brata Mike To-
michica odsvirao je i otpje-
vac je nekoliko ijepih ko-
mada i time potpunio nasu
zabavu, a koji je j poslje to-
ga svirao do kasno u noci /
zabavljao sve prisutne, ma &C.
mu i'm najljepsa hvala. Hva-
ID bratu Mirku nijanic, ko-
j je pripremio aparat (pro-
jector) j sa istime operirao.
Pc svrsetku filma, brat Ma
to Pavelich, predsjednik od-
sjeka broj 638, zahvaio Sc
prisutnima ma posjetu, te ma
glasio da Sc nalazimo u 40
godisnjici Pomlatka nase "a
jednice, a ujedno u kam-
panji "a Pomladak i odraslo
clanstvo, pax da bi stoga ire
bali poraditi "a nasu organi-
zaciju. A da iskazemo zasluz-
nu pocast i postovanje pre-
ma 40-godisnjici naseg Po-
mlatka j ovogodisnjoj KAN
panji nase ustanove, odbor