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Evening star., 1955-09-10

There are times when this
be one of these times whenever
some one springs one of those
films with a dubbed sound track
in which actors silently mouth
Italian words while English
words float of nowhere.
1t Is nerve-racking to sit
through one of these adventures
in disjointed sight and sound
and the more of them yoa have
experienced. the more thankful
you will be. for Jean Pierre Au-
mont. M. Aumont. who will
come to the National Theater on
September 10 with Faye Emerson
for a two-week pre-Broadway
run of The Heavenly Twins" is
a bilingual actor.
What's more he is a bilingual
actor who believes in working
at 1t. He recently completed a
movie called "The Last Port" in
France, which largely was filmed
in duplicate. Mr.. Aumont would
do a scene in French. then go
back to the beginning and repeat
it in English. None of that dub
bing nonsense for him.
This was not exactly new ex-
perience for the actor, either. He
has carved out a sort of special
niche for himself in the theater.
by doing plays in Paris in French,
then repeating them in English.
"The Heavenly Twins" adapted
by Louis Kronenberger from AL
bert Husson's Partisan hit,
Pavement of Heaven" is the
third such venture for Aumont.
He played this one at Comedie
Caumartin in Paris for a year
before making the linguistic
switch. He did the same thing
with two previous plays. One
was Noel Coward's Design for
Living" which he played IN
French before doing it IN its
original tongue. The other was
MY Name is Aquilon," which
Aumont both wrote and played
in French. 1t was an adaptation
of this one by Phillip Barry
staged by the Theater Guild,
which brought Aumont to this
country for his last Broadway
appearance in 1949.
Movie and television roles
Clargely in Englishl have kept
him from being forgotten by his
feminine followers during these
past six years, however. The rush
of activity at the National Thea
ter when the forthcoming play
was announced is ample evidence
of this. More than $500 mail
orders were counted within "
hours Of the announcement. And
the men in the Nationals box
Office are steeling thmselves
against the start of seat sales
next Wednesday. Late comers
may find them saying mo
sorry" in only one language.
AFTER DARK-The Old New
Orleans is bringing in an added
stellar attraction for the present
Sazerac Room Room show come
Monday night. She is Lily Berde
a handsome Greek dancer OF
demonstrated skill. Under con-
tract to goth Century-Fox. 9
movie corporation that knows a
pretty and talented girl when ii
sees one, Miss Berde is under
going some seasoning in the ways
of American show business
Helene (Francoise) Darcel. who
ranks high up among all the
singers imported from France
will continue as the Sazerac
Room headliner. The Casino
Royal management is impressed
with the talent displayed by
Peggy Lee in a pair of recent
film chores-Walt Disney's Lady
and the Tramp" and Jack Webb's
''Pete Kelly's Blues" 1t thinks
she would make a fine Casino
Royal headliner and no might
club management will pull q
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Evening star., 1955-09-10

GEORGETOWN ''sl sn VIZ; xis,SS as'.
Last Days .s
brilliantly Playedl"-Life Masasins.
ALL ABOUT EVE"
With BETTE DAVIS, ANNE
BAXTER, GEORGE SAND
ERS, CELEST TE HOLM,
GARY MERRILL, THELMA
RITTER, MARILYN MON
ROE, GREGORY RATOFF
and WALTER HAMPDEN.
Directed by Joseph L. MankiewicS. Fea-
PARKING at Wilkerson's. 1879 wis. Ave,
AVE. GRAND %; !, Pc: .s,. Ave-; r.. Sc. So.
Today. ROBERT WAGNER in "PRINCH
VALIANT" CinemaScope. 100. 5:24,
q :O5; JEFF CHANDLER in Two FLAGS
WEST" 3:45. 7:25. Kiddie Cartoon Car
nival and Prizes. 2:4O. Extra, Sneak
Feature ct 1890 PM. FRANK s1NATRA
lin SUDDENLY" No Extra Charse. Come
by 7:30 See Q Giant SHOW. sun. -Mon-p
I"7 BRIDES FOR BRoTHERs."
Evening star., 1955-09-10
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

DADDY LONG LEGSesIie Caron and Fred Astare defty
decorate the familiar romantic fable
LADY THE TRAMP"-A refined spaniel leads dogs life
In Disney's CinemaScope cartoon feature.
MISTER ROBERTS-Henry Fonda becalmed In the
bored backwash Of in the Pacific
'THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MTTY"-Danny Kaye
plays the dreamer Of the comic Thurber tale.
"SEVEN YEAR ITCH"-Summer Bachelor Tom Ewell meets
Bachelor Girl Marilyn Monroe, laughs.
STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND"-James Stewart the
dramatic story Of long bombers and their
Evening star., 1955-09-10

VWCcr LA. e-sIIe. LEX BARKER in
JhsDOb yellow MOUNTAIN" In
Color. at 100, $3.50, 6:45. g:35. Also
ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE
MUMMY" at 2:32, 5:25, SIT.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
TODAYS
HIGHLGHTS

s:05, WGMS-Voices Of Faith:
Broadcast from Christ
Church. Georgetown. The
choir is led by Richard Bell.
1850, WTOP - Invitation to
Learning: Jane Austen's
Pride and Prejudice" is dis
cussed.
HAS, WRC-Dr. William Mid
dleton: The new chief medi-
cal director Of Veterans Ad-
ministration speaks on Ma
tional Hospital week.
2:05, WTOP We Day, l945;
Highlights from actual re-
cordings made on that day in
1945.
I:0O. WRC - Anthology: Ac-
tress Geraldine Brooks reads
modern poetry and is inter-
viewed.
1:25, WWDC Baseball: Bal
timore at Washington for two
games.
1880, WTOP-New York Phil
harmonic: Dimitri Mitropou-
los conducts orchestra in
Gould's Show Piece, Milhaud's
Suite Provencale, and Beetho-
ven's Eroica.
$3.50, WMAL - Greatest Story
Ever Told: The story Of a
young Galilean farmer who
wants to squander earnings
of his first successful harvest.
$3.50 WRC-U nder Freedom:
Presentation of a Jewish art
collection to the Smithsonian
Institution.
1900 WRC-Biography in
Sound: Tribute to Helen
Hayes, with John Mason
Brown, Charles Macarthur,
Ben Hecht, Bethel Leslie,
Mark Hanna, Margaret Web
ster and others.
TOO WTOP-Jack Benny:
Stages his annual beach
party for the Beverly Hills
Beavers.
$500 WMAL-Town Meeting:
How Much Should Public
Opinion. Govern Our Foreign
Policy?" Speakers include
Williams Henry Chamberlain
and Shepherd L. Whitman.
$500 WRC-Science Fiction:
The classic Mars Is Heav-
en-" telling of a landing on
Mars and surprise greet
ing.
$500 WGMS-National Gallery
Concert: Theodore Schaefer,
organist, is featured with or
chestra conducted by Rich
ard Bales. Dorothea Michel
son discusses Narrative
Paintings"
1880 WWDC-District Round
table: A discussion on the
legitimate theater in Wash
ington, with Bess Davis
Schreiner. Scott Kirkpatrick
and others.
Evening star., 1955-05-08
TV and
Radio

lated for its courage in putting
on a play on this timely sub
ject.
I realize that the networks,
because sponsors are afraid to
antagonize potential custom
ers, shy away from plays and
events of a controversial ma
ture, but if there were more
programs like this, I'm certain
we would be watching more.
The U. S. Steel production
of '"The Rack" was also in the
same vein. Congratulations to
both networks-and especially
the sponsors of both programs.
ROSE G.
(That would be NBC and
ABC. Congratulations are GER
tainly in order.)
4 4 n \
Dear Bernie:
Did you catch Edward R.
Murrow's fluff on Person to
Person" the other night? He
doesn't often make a booboo,
but just before the closing
commercial. he said We'll be
black in a moment" instead of
"back in a moment" JOE G.
(What you didn't hear was
guest Rocky Graziano's re-
mark to Murrow over the
closed circuit which was still
operating. I'm sorry I tripped
you. Ed" Rocky said. you
must have picked up some of
my diction."
X 4 4
Dear Bernie:
1t is certainly sad to con-
template the end of Du Mont's
Give" network programs. The
switch of Bishop Fulton j.
Sheen to ABC, where I under
stand he had to go in order
to get a hookup of stations, is
the last blow.
Do you know what hap
pened to "One Minute, Please"
the best new panel show in
years? If Du Mont still owns
this, why doesn't it do some
thing with 1t? R. B.
(You can't argue with fig
ures. DR.. Allen B. Du Mont
has revealed that his net
work lost SIG million from it's
inception until this year. I
liked that show, too, and hope
it returns soon with approxi-
mately the same panelists, es-
pecially Hermione Gingold.)
Evening star., 1955-05-08

sounding ot-dnd TV Critic
Bernie Harrison Dill do his
best to dpstOer your questions.
Please keep letters as brief as
possible. Pen-nan,es tOiH be
used If so deSired.J
Dear Mr.. Harrison:
You may not remember me,
but I belong to that large
group that could be called
1.-THE George Gobel Fan Club"
introduced thereto by Bernie
Harrison. I called you and
thanked you for introducing
us! I had seen the item about
Gobels coming show, but
someone said he was some
thing like Herb Shriner which
put me off him at once, and
it was not until I read your
review of Gobel that I ven-
tured a try at the program
and how I regret missing any
Of them!
Couldn't he reissue them
from the beginning, as a sum-
mer replacement?
MARY G. K.
Your suggestion has some
merit, but an indiScriminate
reissue of all of his shows
wouldn't be advisable. The
good ones, yes-but his topical
lines would come off fatty by
mid-August, perhaps adverse
ly affecting the show. I'm in
favor of a vacation for George
and so. by the way. is George.
Dear Bernie:
I'd like to stick my 3
cents in (the cost of the
stamp and bend your ear for
q few minutes with a growing
gripe of mine.
A sports enthusiast from way
back Il refuse to date myself,
we have two television sets in
our domicile. The wife and
the boys can watch their
dramas and kiddie programs to
their utmost enjoyment-while
the old man relaxes in the
basement watching sporting
events on the spare set.
Comes the grippe. Every
thing would be wonderful ex-
cept for an eye-tem that drives
me to distraction. Between
rounds of a particularly hot
bout, the grinning gent with
the commercial rambles on
and on about the merits Of
some brew or blade. When
the long spiel is over. there is
the flash-back to the fight
which, mind you, has been in
progress while he's been blab-
bing on and on, ad nauseum.
Inevitably, this frustrating
practice occurs at least twice
sometimes more-during the
course of a 10-round scrap.
During the late basketball sea-
son, the same sort of long
winded commercial droned on,
so that some of the action was
missed.
I wonder if the sponsors
concerned realize they alien
ate us by depriving us Of many
moments of spirited play. It's
gotten so that make a mental
reservation that this is one
product won't buy. If I'm
forcibly pulled away from the
sports event.
In dolce jubilo,
MAI. FRANKLIN HIBEL.
(Welcome to the club, Frank.
Actually, it's been my observa-
ton that TV coverage Of
sports has improved consider
ably over the years in this
respect. Oh, there have been
some dandies - particularly
during the football season,
when the brief timeouts fail
to allow enough time for the
commercial, but some sponsors
have notified networks and
their pitchmen that blurbs are
to be interrupted if overlong.
It's best to keep needing
them, though, lest they forget0
Il 4
Dear Bernie:
We not only agree with your
summary of the excellent pro-
duction of Sidney Kingsley's
Darkness at Noon" last night
Monday but feel that the
network should be congratu-
Evening star., 1955-05-08
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Evening star., 1955-05-08
MAILBAG

(This Is your column for
sounding of-and TV Critic
Bernie Harrison ,Dill do his
best to dnswer your questions.
Please keep letters as brief as
possible. Pen-ndn,eS tUiH be
used If so deSired.)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Pitt Nest 81 Juniors
Await Dec. 28 Funniest

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Junior
Order Nest No. 81 will hold
it's annual Christmas Party,
for all it's members, on We'd
nesday evening, December %,
at 7::30 PM, in the down.
stairs meeting room Of the
Bratska Sloga, 146-44th St.,
Pittsburgh.
There will be cartoons,
games and ample refresh
ments for the kiddies. Also,
Santa Claus has sent word
that he will distribute a gift
to each member present.
Your Nest Manager has
been working very hard to
make this party a success, SO
we hope that this will serve
as a reminder to the parents.
Please bring your children
to the Christmas Party, on
December %, at 7::30 PM,
where a good time will be had
by all.
Barbara Shaginaw, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Versailles Nest viii
Treat Juniors Dec. u

Versailles, Pa. - The CFU
Nest 27 members will re-
ceive their treats at the Xmas
Party which will be held
Thursday, December %, at
the Croatian Hall, 3rd and
jefferson Streets, beginning
at 400 PM.
Movies will be shown and
Santa Claus will be there to
greet all the youngsters.
We ask the parents to send
their children and thus save
time and extra expense for
the nest manager. Those that
cannot attend can call for
their treat at the home of the
undersigned. In some cases,
maybe your neighbor can
pick up the treat for you at
the party.
Mary Skutlin, Mgr.
4718-3rd st.
Versailles, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Clarion Nest 80 To
Throw Junior Shindiq

Clarion, Pa. - In keeping
with tradition, the members
of Junior Order Nest 80 will
again enjoy a Christmas Par
ty Thursday evening, Decem-
ber %.
The frolic is to be held in
the Croatian Home, Maple
Avenue, and start at 600
PM. Awaiting the youngsters
attending are holiday gifts,
refreshments, treats and en-
tertainment.
Only those boys and girls
who turn out Thursday, De-
cember %, will merit this
holiday season treat. We can
not 60 from house to house
to treat "stay-aways," so
don't let anything keep you
away from the Croatian
Home that festive evening.
Of course you parents are
invited to attend. The more
the merrier.
Frances Skrinjaric, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Cleveland Radio Hour
To Mark Tenth Season

Cleveland, Ohio - The Gro
attain Radio Hour Of Cleve-
land will celebrate it's 10th
Anniversary Sunday, January
8, 1856, at the Slovene Home,
6417 St. Clair Avenue.
A very interesting pro-
gram is being planned, on
which will appear all the local
tamburitza orchestras, sing
ing groups and kolo groups.
There will also be two charm
ing lady singers, one coming
here from Zagreb.
There will be plenty of
good home cooked food and
a variety of drinks.
Music will be provided for
dancing and in the barrooms.
Everyone is asked to re-
serve January 8 and attend
this gala celebration. More
details will follow in later
issues of the Zajednicar.
Nick Rescic, Publicist
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Conway Junior Party
On December 22nd Sked

Conway, Pa. - Plans have
been completed for the An
nual Junior Order Nest 103
Christmas Season Social.
1t will take place Thurs
day evening, December 22nd,
in the Croatian Home and
start at 7 o'clock. There will
be refreshments galore and
treats for all. We hope all
Nest 103 members will attend
this party.
To our local Lodge $40 and
Nest 103 members, as well as
to our fellow members thru
out the United States and
Canada, M rry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
Michael Roman, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Bessemer Members Eye
Ccminq OF Better Year

Bessemer, Pa. - A New
Years Eve Dance will be
sponsored by CFU Lodge 3O9
at the Croatian Home, East
Poland Avenue and 9Th st.
Dancing to the music of
Jimmy Enmet and his orches-
ira will take place from 900
PM until ???, and admission
fee will be $1.00.
We invite all our lodge
members and friends of the
surrounding area to come out
and help us welcome in the
New Year.
Matt Fabijanchich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
zumberaks viii Greet
New Year With Wa|Iop

Cleveland, Ohio - The fad
ing away of 1855 will be
marked by the "zumberaks"
CFU Lodge 859 with a terri
fic blaze of festivity.
On December 81, a tremen-
dous affair, marked by all the
usual dining preparations, re-
freshments and favors will
be offered to all members
and friends.
AS reservations must be
made early to enable the
committee to complete plans,
please contact the following:
Tom Latkovic, SH 1888; !;
Mary Leonhardt, TU 5-2988;
or yours truly at PR 1893
in the evening after 600 PM,
and PR 1928 during the
daytime from 800 AM. to
600 PM. We certainly are
looking forward to this forth
coming reunion.
On February 19, 1856, the
internationally famous Du.
quesne University Tamburit.
zans will make their appear.
ance at the Music Hall.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Annual Home 0utinq
Will Be Held July 4

Des PLANES, Ill. - The An
nual Picnic of the Children's
Home of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union will be held
Wednesday, July 4 Fourth
of JULY, on it's own premises,
Ballard and Potter Road, Des
PLANES.
We appeal to our lodges
and other societies not to
arrange any picnics that day,
so we can keep it as a day
of pilgrimage to the Chill
dren's Home.
Details of the picnic and
program will be announced
shortly before that date.
Nick ID. Sarich, Sup't.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Battle Creekers Will
Whoop II Up Dec. 31st

Battle Creek, Mich. - CFU
Lodge 533 will sponsor a New
Years Eve Dance at the
Croatian Hall, 115 Third st.
Dancing will be from 900
PM until 200 AM to the mu-
sic of the Now Tamburasi.
There will be roses for the
ladies and favors for all.
Ham sandwiches will be
served throughout the eve
ming.
Come early, for we can't
have our 400 AM closing
this year, since New Years
Day falls on Sunday this
time.
Violet Bellies, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Izidor And justina Roper Celebrate
Golden Anniversary OF Marital Bliss
Eight Children and Six Grandchildren
All Croatian Fraternal Union Members

Kansas City, Kansas - Pictured are Mr.. and Mrs. Iii
dor Roper recent celebrans of their 5Oth Wedding Ami
versary, and their family.
Mrs. Justina Roper, the wife, is member of C.FU.
Lodge 35 and active in Croaan Fratena Union circles
for many years. Mr. Roper is likewise member of CFU
Lodge 505 The rest of the adult members Of the Roper
family all members of Lodge 734 and the grandchi
dren affiliated with Guardian Angel" Nest /.
Seated in the picture Mr.. and Mrs Izidor Roper.
Standing left to right Mr. Henry j. Roper Pasadena
Calf Mrs. Ann Meyer Redondo Beach, Calf; Mr. Pete
Roper, Kansas City, Kans Mrs Dorothy Fitch Hollywood
Calf Mrs Bernice j. Curtis Platte Hills Mo-; Mr. George
Roper Pasadena Calf; Mrs Pat Week, Pasadena Calf
and Mr.. Matt Roper Kansas City, Kansas.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Dukane Tams Schedule
Concert In AIiquippa

Aliquippa, Pa. - The Uni
ted Croatian Organizations of
Aliquippa will sponsor the
concert appearance here Feb
ruary 26, 1856, of the famous
Duquesne University Tam
buritzans.
The Tammies will perform
their great show in the spa
cious Aliquippa High School
Auditorium and proceeds
from the concert will be given
to the local Hospital fund.
We respectfully request all
local and district organiza-
tions to keep February 26th,
1856, an open date on their
schedules.
John Robash, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21

Pittsburgh, Pa. - This is
an official announcement to
the effect that the Croatian
Fraternal Unions 18th An
nual Basketball Tournament
will be staged in Monessen,
Pennsylvania. Hosting t h e
hardwood classic will be c.
F. U. Lodge 1914 "Bratstvo'
and Nest 81 "Croatian Gar
lands" of that city.
The championship games
will take place in the beauti-
full and spacious Monessen
High School Gymnasium with
the tournament date tenta-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Thirteenth Annual Hoop Tournament
Will Be Staged AT Monessen In March

lively set for Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday, March 16-
1918, 1856.
Toward this end we have
been promised the coopera-
tion of Mr.. Michael Kuda, Su-
perintendent Of Schools in
Monessen, Pa, the officers of
Lodge 1874 and it's very active
sports aggregation, the Mon
essen Cro-Ams. Here it is
then, the G.. F. u. Basketball
Tournament in 1856 - make
your plans early and accord
ingly.
Frank Braidic, Director
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Quip Aces Halt Slide
After Dozen Trimmings

Aliquippa, Pa. - The last
place Aces, going into the
December 10th session Of the
Alcros Lodge League had
lost twelve straight, but
checked their slide with a 80
victory over the Treys, who
had, the week before, moved
into a first place tie, The
Aces reversal of form to the
tune of 621-1797 was we'll de-
served as it brought them
within four games Of the top
rung.
The Deuces winning their
sixth in row at the expense
Of the Quads who lost just
that many consccutively slip
ped into first place, the high
est spot which they have
owned for some time in a race
which has but one week re-.
naming in the first half, and
has grown hotter than a fire
cracker.
10 Prevish had a mite for
, a change as she posted 1872
444, the seasons runner-up
feminine highs. 1t was the
highest in both categories
rolled the last two lane meets.
Amazing but true that the
women are showing up the
men when it comes to roll
over the expected average.
With due respect the high
er male scores included Joe
Grasha, 431; John Baran-
cho, APT, John Danjanic, 175-
422, Charles Zanik, AIT and
M tt Th mas, 183-401,
whereas the only other wo-
man to get past the 400 mark
was Violet Diciero with 1876.
After the December 18th
rolling the Alcros will idle
thru the holidays until the
second half opener on Janu-
ary 7th. In behalf of the AL
eros keglers, please accept
our wishes for a merry time
with those most dear to you.
Josephine j. Prevish, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Des Moines Listeners
Enjoy Weekly Air Show

Des Moines, Iowa - Tony
Mihalovich's Balkan Hour"
continues to be an outstand-
ing weekly air show in this
district.
1t is broadcast every Sun
day from 400 to 500 PM
over Station KIOA, $40 KC,
and may be heard in such dis
tant centers as Kansas City,
Kansas, st. Paul, Mimi, Oma-
ha, Nebraska, and the Illinois
line. If you like the music of
our people, this is it!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21

the leading Ralph jewelers.
have the monopoly with 1883
and 2951, leaving the runner
up spots to the Andrews
Bros. who have compiled,
1044-2929.
Mary L. Missick, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Versailles Ladies To
Toast Silver Jubilee

Versailles, Pa. - The Cro-
atian Ladies' Club will cele-
brate it's 25th Anniversary
with a banquet on February
s, 1856, at the Croatian Hall,
3rd and Jefferson Street
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21

We make an appeal to all
other lodges and organiza-
tions to please refrain from
holding an affair on that
date, and come out and help
us celebrate.
Remember the date, Feb
ruary IS, 1856.
Dorothy Zalac. Rec.