davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Gray Report

The members OF the Gray
commission stated that our
public schools are the domi-
nant social institution Of Vir-
ginia--that, they have been
built UP slowly and painstak-
ingly. We agree with our local
legislators David L. Krupsaw.
John A. K. Donovan, Omar l..
Hirst and Anne Wilkins--that
the Gray report seriously en-
dangers our public school sys-
tenn and win be challenged in
the following ways:
Section 14I Of the Constitu-
ton of Virginia states that no
public funds shall be given to
private schools. If this section
is repealed. as was suggested
by the Gray commission, pri-
vate schools would then be
assuming q State function.
Legally, these plans could be
challenged In court on grounds
involving State action" These
private schools" would then
be bound to comply with the
United States Supreme Court
decision,
The assignment OF individual
pupils by local school boards
may be challenged as the use
of a recognized authority TO
achieve a prohibited purpose.
i.e. maintain a segregated
school system in light Of the
Supreme Court decision.
The standards Of any school
system. public or private. would
be weakened by the following
types Of action:
(al Repeal of sections OF the
code relating to the minimum
school term. Local boards
should be authorized but not
required to maintain public
schools for q period of at least
nine months"
(b). Amending compulsory
school attendance law SO that
no child would be compelled to
attend an integrated school.
(cl. Not requiring school
boards to furnish Transports
ton.
(d). School boards assura-
ing the role Of superintendent
in assigning teachers to
schools.
These unsatisfactory stand
ards will have an adverse effect
upon the recognition OF the
Virginia school system.
The Gray commission report
serves only to disrupt our
school system in an effort to
delay compliance with the
Supreme Court decision. we
cannot afford prejudice under
any circumstances, but preju-
dice which jeopardizes the edu-
cation of our children is folly.
Natalie Shaw,
Chairman, Social Legislative
Committee, Northern Vir-
einia Section. Council Of
Jewish Women.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
WIIIes Z, CUIean,
Consulting Economist.
i 4 a 4


In a letter to The Star, q
Mr.. Schmidt pointed out that,
in the Langley area, Virginia's
system of roads Is hopelessly
antiquated. Furthermore. 1t is
clear that just construction OPP
erations for the proposed CIA
project-the use of these sub
standard highways by heavy
trucking--would actually cause
q rapid deterioration In the
roads themselves. For these
reasons 1t seems imperative
that highways be improved
considerably before any con-
struction activities are under
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Rises With Coin

Many people have talked OF
the time and place TO stand
up and be counted. ] think
this Is it, and I rise to the
occasion.
Former Senator Harry Cain
Evening star., 1955-11-24
'FuceIess ToIebeorers

The State Department heretofore has
not seemed anxious to seek ruling by
the Supreme Court on the extent to
which the due process clause Of the Con-
stitutiop may limit its discretion In the
granting Of passports. One would think,
however, that the department would try
to get a fnal review Of Judge Young
dahls ruling in the case of Leonard Bou-
din. For the plain implication of this
ruling Is that Judge Youngdahl will order
the department to issue a passport to Mr..
Boudin unless 1t holds hearing satisfac-
tory to the Judge and reveals to MFR. Bou-
din and the court all information, includ-
ing confidential information, on which 1t
may rely in rejecting the passport request.
This appears to take the judiciary
long step beyond the point to which it
has been willing to go In the past. For as
practical matter, or so it would seem,
judicial inSiStence on examining all of
the evidence in a passport case to deter
mine whether an adequate hearing has
been held comes very close to substituting
judicial discretion for executive discre-
tion in deciding whether or not passport
AIloulu DC granted.
In one section of his opinion, Judge
Youngdahl seemed to be chiefly con-
cerned with any attempt by the Govern
ment In passport matters to exercise
virtually absolute authority at any time
and in any way 1t sees f1t." Presumably
the State Department does not have, and
certainly should not have, any such abso-
11tfo R,Y% YYfA dol ~
went on to say this: when the basis of
action by any branch of the Government
remains hidden from scrutiny and beyond
practical review the seeds of arbitrary
and irresponsible government are sown"
As general proposition, this may be
true. But the fact of the matter is that
the executive branch of the Government
takes many actions without making pub
lie the basis for them. And no court has
asserted an all-inclusive right to review
such actions. Presumably, Judge Young
dahl Is not making any such sweeping
assertion In this case. But what actual
ly is the scope of his ruling? One would
think that the State Department would
make every effort to obtain clarification
on this aspect Of the matter from the
Supreme Court.
incidentally, 1t ought to be possible
to pass upon the issue In this case with
out resorting to labels such as "faceless
talebearer." According to the diction-
ary, talebearer, faceless or otherwise,
is one who "of1ciously or maliciously
spreads gossip. scandal, ETC."
In this case Boudin was suspected of
Communist associations and he refused
to sign an affidavit that he had not been
Communist prior to 1854, although
denying membership at that time The
State Department obviously had conf
Dental information bearing on this mat
ter. But It does not necessarily follow
that this information came from gossips
or scandalnongers It may have come
from the FBI In any event, Judge
Youngdahl, by his own statement, does
not know who the informants were, and
he was hardly justified therefore in sug-
gesting that they were "faceless tale
bearers" The connotation is inyidious
and may be entirely unwarranted.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Whut're They Arguing About-the Gruy?'
LETTERS TO THE STAR

has stood up. We all know
what the issues are. and !
stand up to be counted with
the Senator.
The issue is plain and
simple: The Senator, II all
lowed to continue. will prove
to be embarrassing to the adj
ministration in the coming
election, and this is a deliberate
attempt to silence him. It
would be criminal folly to
ignore this.
Paul J. Milliron.
IaInpstnWn N Y
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Questions and Answers
BY THE HASKN SERVICE

to any factual question BY writinR The
Evening Star Information Bureau,
1900 Eve ST NV, WASHINGTON 5,
D. G. Please inclose 3 cents for
Evening star., 1955-11-24


taken by CIA. In this connec-
ton, careful attention should
be given to the possibility that
improvement in these key high
ways will automatically gener-
ate a heavier traffic flow than
is now carried. 1t has been the
experience of many planners
that when a hew highway is
completed the traffic load soon
becomes so heavy as to make
1t obsolete. Construction and
improvement of Virginia's
highways should be UNDER
taken only after careful con-
sideration of lorig-term growth
trends in population, traffic
and revenue.
Hugh p, King.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

Pen names may be used "
letters carry iDTiteTs correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
sGtion.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
TODAY'S TY
HIGHLIGHTS


$3.50. WMM lD Warner
Brothers Presents: In
Kings Row story, Jack
Kelly fights TO save boy
from reform school.
5:00, WRC A)-Boh Hope
Show: For hiS nrst Of sea-
son. Bohs guests include
Jane Russell, Janis Paige,
Roy Rogers and Wally Cox.
7:g0. WTOP- le)-Navy Log:
Young seaman goes AWOL
trying to locate brother
lighting somewhere IN
Korea; Dick Jones.
7:Se, WMAL tD--Wyatt carp:
Frontier marshal protects .
girl BY kissing her-since no
one would harm girl friend
Of man who was fast on his
gun.
1889, WTOP tSYouu Never
Get Rich: Sergt. Biiko covets
armory job because Of teep
that goes with IT.: Phil
Silyers.
SOC, WkC 4)-Jane Wy
mans Theater: Keenan,
Wynn and Jayne Meadows
discover the magic IN . dashy
car ~ Ihe Sport.
$500, WMAL IN - Danny
Thomas: Danny dnds that
new neighbors bring new
problems.
$3.50, WRC tl)-Playwright's
Hour: lPremiere) Philip
Wylie's story Of angels and
H-bombs. The Answer :
Evening star., 1955-10-04
KINGS ROW
Wus he q juvenile delinquent z

That's not what they called bad boys so years
ago. To most Of Kings Row, Randy was just plain
mo good" To DR.. Paris Mitchell he was sick.
scared kid.
A revealing story in the new series produced for
televsion under the personal supervision of Jack
L. Warner.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
SUSPE ENSE
: $50 -. with
.WARNER BROS. PRESENTS

Is Randy q juvenile
delinquent? Most Of Kings
Row" seems to think 90. But
to DR.. Paris Mitchell. he's
a sick, frightened boy!
Absorbing story in this new
television series produced
under the personal
supervision of Jack L. Warner.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
CONF EDY
u 800 with
DANNY THOMAS

Danny gets new neighbors
and that means new troubles
-. new laughs and .
novel face-saving solution to
the problem, cooked up by
his daughter Terry. A
wonderful half hour Of fun.
produced by Lou Edelman.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
ACT 10 N
" 7:30 with
wyatt EARP'

If Wyatt doesn't love the
gal. why did he kiss her?
carp employs an unusual
ruse to fool gunmen in
tonight's tense episode,
produced BY Robert Sisk.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-10-14
IL. w. Local 81 Election Results Announced
CALENDAR; 80
VI az e / 8: 81

Oct. LIBERALIZATION dance at the
Fraternity Hall in Auburn, start
ing at $50 pm, auspices of the
Filipino and American Community
of Puget Sound.
Oct. % Benefit dance at the
Washington Hall, Seattle, aupsices
of the Filipino Community of Sc
attic. Proceeds will finance the
1855 Rial Day commemoration
program.
Oct. 30 - Masquerade dance at
at the Washington Hall, spon-
sored jointly by the VIEW. Sc
attic Post No. $500, it's Ladies'
Auxiliary, and Rial Post No. 142,
American Legion.
Nov. IL - Bazaar, bingo and
mystery rattle at the Maryknon
Hall, 18th and E. jefferson, start
ing at 700 pm, auspices of the
Ladies Auxiliary to Post $500,
V.F.W.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-10-14
BREVITIES ]
Here and There)

Here and Therel
Mr.. Marvin Braden and Mr..
Howard j. Liner will welcome in
quiries on the medical plan and
services of the WHITE CROSS
PLAN of the BANKERS LIFE
AND CASUALTY co.
They may be reached at their
offices on 1919 Brooklyn Ave-,
Seattle, Telephone EV. O523.
A Halloween masquerade dance
will be jointly sponsored by the
V.F.W. Seattle Post $500, its La
dies Auxiliary, and the Rial Post
No. 142, American Legion at the
Washington Hall on October %.
Proceeds from the dance will be
used for the Children's Christmas
Party. There will be prizes for the
best costumes. =
The birth of Quezon City lin
the Philippines) occurred in Octo-
Der 1889, with the acquisition of
1872 hectares of land just outside
of Manila, and was primarily a
housing plan to furnish low-sal-
aried workers with modern living
quarters.
The best months to visit the
Philippines and the Far East are
December, January, and February.
The rainy season is over and the
"hot" weather does not begin until
late March.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-10-14

Gascon and Joe A. Madarang.
Daddeo has 525 votes. Gascon,
264; and Madarang, 388 votes.
Rudy Abella and Vincent P.
Pilien are reelected trustees, with
Pilien receiving the highest num-
Der of votes among the eight can
didates.
Elected to the Executive Board
are: Val Garcia (re-elected), Pablo
Soria (re-elected), Domingo La
gazo (re-elected), Ted Bell ire
elected), Mariana Bautista IRE
elected), Sammy Aladdin IRE
elected), Pantaleon Cabuena
(re-elected), Larry Itliong, and
Frank Bolima.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-10-14

Results of I.L,WU. Local 81
general elections, which closed
Sept. 80, has been released by the
Election Committee recently.
Unopposed in. the election are
Chris Mensalvas for president,
Gene Navarro for business agent,
and Casimiro A. Abella for treas
urer. These three succeed them
selves in their respective positions.
For secretary, Matias J. Lagu-
nilla, incumbent, won by a mar
row margin of 48 votes over John
ny Lucero. Lagunilla received 533
votes against Lucero's 485. Pat
Celino, the third candidate, pulled
1872 votes.
Patrolman Magno S. Rudio sue
ceeds himself with a comfortable
612 votes against his opponents
Lazaro Soria and Mariana Molina
who received 260 and 235 votes
respectively.
Incumbent Dispatcher Ted Dad
dec also has a comfortable margin
over his two opponents, Fabian
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-10-14

Manila Cafe down King st. is
becoming the talk of the South
End. There must be a reason.
What is the name of that new
waitress there? Did you say
'LOreta Lindsay?"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Poziv ma zabavu
Hamilton, Ont, Can.

Hamilton, Ont, Can. -
Drustvo "Matija Gubec", od-
sick broj GA HBZ. priredjuje
plesnu zabavu u subotu vecer,
26. februara 1855, u Jugo-
slavenskom Domu ma 243
Beach Road.
Ia Piles cemo imati dobru
muziku, a uz to tecnih zagri-
zaka i svakovrsnih napitaka
po nasem obicaju, te sale i We
selja do mile wolfe.
Stoga Sc pozivlju svi cla-
novi naseg odsieka, kao i sva
braca sestre Hrvati i ostali
Slaveni mjesta i okolice, da
mas posjete ma ovoj zabavi u
sto vecem broju, pa da Sc ma
istoi kao prava braca zaJedni-
carl, Hrvati Slaveni zajedno
sastanemo 1 ugodno pozaba-
vino i proveselimo owe veceri.
Ia dobar docek ugodnu Ia
bavu brine Sc Priredjivacki
Odbor, koji vas unaprijed sve
pozdravlja sa lcbro nam do
Sli!
Film Zebic. tainik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Tanburitzans doIazi U New York

New York. N. Y NaSem narodu swim oStalm prija-
eljma gazbenh umjetnih programa gradu New Yorku
okoic daje do znanja da &c gasoviti Duquesne Uni
versty Tamburtzans IL Pittsburgh Pa odrzat svoj kon
cert nedelju, 49, marca 1855. Central High School
Auditorium 225 w. Oath Street. Pocetak e tocno sat
vecer.
Ulaznina e $1.6O po osob, sto je ukjueena taxa
uaznce sc mogu dob kod Michael Herman, vlasnika
Folk Dance House ma 108 w. 18th Street.
Ova skoska omladina, momci djevojke Duquesne
sveucsa uvijek prososti svom programme osta
viii ljepe dojmove kod svih onh koj in susa geda
zao jer jedn cd najbojh nash glazbenih gpa ovo
zem Doeim nhov ovogodisnji program, koeg je prpre
mio njhov vro vjest i sposobn drektor Mr.. Walter w
Koar natkjuje dosadasnje programe koji rae pre-
ko diva sata saenjava cd raznh mjesovitih
narodnih pjesama gazbe pesova vecinom naseg h1vat
skog ostalih savenskih naroda. Pri svakom nasupu
kojh je dosa mnogo on doaze raznim narodnm nosnja
odnosno onih naroda koe predstavjaju programu
Stoga, pozivlje mas narod grada New Yorka
okoice kao svi drugi narod ko uzivau umetnm glaz
benin programme, da dodu oval koncert nedjelju
49, marca Mi wise nego sigurni da cee biti svi
dovoln ovog koncera ponijet sobom lijepe uspo
kojeg cee dugo secat kao jednog cd nabolt
sto i'll ikada prize do sada mali Svi ste dobrc
dosli! PrredJv Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
CIanstvu odsjeka 1T

Los Angeles, Calf. - Owl
me dajemo clanstvu odsjeka
br. 1T H.B.Z. do znanja, da
Sc je ma mas odsjek obratio
direktor hrvatske Kolo Cru
pc, ako bi clanovi naseg od-
sjeka zelili poslati svoju die
GU, da uce nase hrvatske Ko-
10 plesove, da Sc obrate ma
direktora Antona Bazdarich,
telefon CA 1882.
Djeca moraju biti preko IA
godina starosti. Pokusi Sc o.
bavljaju svakog cetvrtka, u
7:30 sati u vecer, u Hrvat-
skoj Crkvenoj Dvorani, ia
Alpine Street.
Mama je pax poznato, da
je ova grupa prisustvovala ne
samo ma programme nasih
organizacija, nego Sc je po-
kazala i kod drugih americ-
kin institucija. Stoga dajte
priliku svojoj djeci, da uce
naSe narodno Kolo.
Uz bratski pozdrav,
Martin Bazdarich, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Predobjava odsjeka SIS

Weirton, w. Va. Ovime
Sc dale do znanja swim ma
Sim organizacijama i nasem
narodu mjesta i okolice, da
ce odsjek broj 595 njegovo
gnijezdo Pomlatka broj 208
odrzavati svoj piknik u ne
djelju, 10. julia 1855. ma do
bro poznatom mjestu, Police
Lodge, Golfers Rd., Weirton,
w. Va.
Stoga Sc umoljavaju sva
nasa S a | a jugoslavenska
druStva u Weirtonu i okolici,
da toga dana ne priredjuju
svojih piknika iii bio kakvih
priredaba, jer bi time haste
till sebi i mama. Uz bratsku
suradnju moci cemo wise ma
predovati i tako pomoci jedni
drugima. Posto mi nismo i
mali nash piknika kroz zad-
njih pet godina, te smo uspje-
Ii da dobijemo ovo zemljiste
ma gore receni dan, pax sto-
ga nasi clanovi odsjeka gni-
jezda, kao ostali prijatelji
treba da oval dan zapamte
posjete mas piknik.
Josip Skitarelic, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Card Party odsjeka $50

Des PLANES, Ill. - Clanovi
drustva Family Circle, od-
sjeka broj $50 HBZ. prize
djuju svoi drugi godisnji Card
i Bunco Party, koji &c Sc O.
drzati u nedjelju, 20. marca
1855, u Skolskom Auditoriu-
mu Diecieg Donna III. B. 2.
ma 1901 Potter Road, u Des
PLANES, Ill.
Pripreme "a ovu zabavu su
u toku, te nastojimo da ista
bude uspjesna tako, kao sto
su bile i proslih godina. l.
matt cemo specijalni "door
prizes" i tecnih zagrizaka
svjezih napitaka. Ulaznice Sc
mogu dobiti cd bilo kojeg cla-
ma odsjeka broj $50, uz ma
lu cijenu Cd $1.00.
Stoga mi molimo mas ma
rod IL Chicago j okolice, da
nam pomogne sa svojim po-
sjetom uzvelicati ovu zabavu
ma 20. marca. Pocetak je iste
tocno u 2 sata poslije podne.
Katherine Sawisch, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Vaina predobiava

Akron, Ohio Odsjek 472
H.B.Z. ovime daje do znanja
swim bratskim odsjecima i O.
stalim organizacijama mjesta
i okolice, da ce odrzati svoj
prvi piknik ma 5. juna owe 60
dine, u Wintergreen Ledges,
Route 261, Wooster Avenue,
u Akronu.
Ma pikniku &c svirati tam
buraski zbor il Clevelanda,
pod vodstvom Franje Muza.
Uz to &c biti kao i obicno
s raznja pecene janjetine i
prasetine, kao raznovrsnih
napitaka.
Onda ma 81. julia owe 60
dine, mas Pomladak gnijezdo
broj 24O &c proslaviti 40-go-
disnjicu Pomlatka Hrv. Brat
! sske Zajednice. Ma ovoj pro-
slavi &c svirati tamburaski
zbor brace Pozega IL Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Takodjer zelimo javiti svi-
ma onima koji Sc zanimaju,
da smo cd clanova gnijezda
naseg Pomlatka nedavno or.
ganizirali Kolo Grupu, koja
ina svoje vjezbe svakog pet
ka u Z sati u vecer. Stoga sc
moli nasa omladina, koja re.
Ii pristupiti u ovu Kolo Cru.
pu zeli wise informacija pc
ovom pitanju, da pozovu na
telefon meme, Katherine Diz.
dar, HEmlock 4-3031.
Madame Sc, da ce svi mas
! odsjeci i ostale organizacije
uvaziti ovu nasu predobjavu
te ne &c cd svoje strane nj
Sta priredjivati ma gore po'
menute danove, posto bi Ste
till sebi i mama. o ovim ma
sim priredbama cemo Sc wise
osvrnuti u Zajednicaru, kac
"a to bude vrijeme.
Isto Sc ovim putem zahva'
liujemo nasim urednicima -
braci Vukelicu i Brkicu, koj
su nam u proslosti dali LIE
pu dobru saradnju u objav'
ljivanju svih nash priredaba
a Sto sc madame da ce to cini,
tt i u buduce.
Katherine Dizdar, uprav
gnijezda broj 240 H.B.Z
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Federacija 0dsjeka HB.z. u kinnesoti
SazivIje godisnju ju konferencu |. maja

Hbbng MINI, Ovime Sc daje do znania swim od-
sjecma Hrvatske Bratske Zaednce drzaW Minnesota,
da ce Federaca nash odska odrzat svou godisnu kon
ferencu nedeu, maa 1855, Hibbing Memorial Bldg,
Hibbng MINI. Prvo zasedane &c pocet tocno sat po-
se podne Mole svi odsec da svak zabere svoh pet
sluzbenih zastupnika posalju in konferencu.
Braco sestre canov H.BZ., posto &c godine
mesecu septembru odrzavat Konvenca Hrvatske Brat
ske Zaednice koju reba da podnesu nase zee po
gedu promjene nadopune nasih zajednckih pravla to
biti gavnom uredu 80 dana prize konvencije.
Radi toga reba da Gm prize povedete rasprave svom
dustvenm sjednicama usvoe korisne predoge napravi
te rezolucie e ise potpsete po odsjecnom odbo pod
nesee konerencu Federace koa ce stu odobriti Of
poslat glavni ured H.BZ. prize prvog juna 1855
Takodjer ovoj konferenci uzet cemo raspravu
to, kako koji nacn da prosr sport medju nasm
canstvom po odsecma Minnesota Povest ce rasprava
po ptanju odrzavana Hrvatskog zaedncarskog Dana
nasm zajednickim odsjecma drzav Minnesota.
Nakon svrsena rada konference, ovog puta cemo
imati banketa ali cemo imati lunch refreshments dele
gate.
Sa bratskim pozdravom Federacju odsjeka Min
nesota,
Frank Juricich predsjednik;
Anton F. Spra.tz, tajnk.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
MIadi tamburaski zbor
0rqaniziran U Ambridqu

Ambridge, Pa. - Ovime sa
radoscu javljam, da sc je ov-
die organizirao mladi tambu-
raski zbor po roditeljima i
djeci rimo-katolicke crk v e
Holy Trinity. Oval zbor je
poceo sa svojim vjezbama pr
vi put ma 2. novembra 1854,
i Cd tada djeca imaju svoje
vjezbe jednom tjedno, koje
poducava vrlo sposobni i VIE
sti ucitelj, Mr.. Walter Kolar,
direktor Duquesne University
Tamburitzans. y zboru imade
81 dijete, izmedju 8 i II 60
dina.
Ma 8. februara roditelji owe
djece su imali svoj sastanak,
te su zakljucili kakvo ce ime
dati ovom izboru, izabrali
su slijedeci odbor: Mrs. An
drew Marks, predsjednica;
Frank Jurkovac, potpredsjed-
mix; Stjepan Grguric, blagaj-
mix; Mrs. John Buk, tajnica,
i dvije dopisnice, Mrs. George
Maletic i Mrs. Paul Pavlik.
l m e mladog tamburaskog
zbora biti &c holy Trinity
Tamburitzans'. Father Silvi-
us Grubisic je pax PRIMO, da
bude savjetnik ovom zboru.
Imena djece u ovom zboru
jesu kako slijedi: Jerome So
vich, Frank Jurkovac, John
Karr, Joseph Pavesich, Bar
bara Sovich, Geraldine W.
kovcan, Stephen Buk, Paul
Pavlik, Gerald Vukovcan, Ag-
nes Marks, Carol Marovic,
Catherine Cvitkovich, Rose
mary Warchol, Theresa San
to, Robert Kasper, George
Braidic, Gary Grguric, Bar
bara Maletic, Anthony War
chol, Roma Michaylov, jose
phine Magis.
Mary Pavlik, dopisnica.
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TRAZE Sc

Stadtler Bele liz Osjeka trazi
svoju sestricinu Minku Goldsmied
Krupit Mato IL Banskog Kova-
cevca trazi svoga oca Krupit Mi
ju, koji je zivio u Rachel, w. Va
Sardeli6 Nikola IL '7erazdina
trazi svoga oca Sardelic Ivana ro-
dom il Blata So Korcule, koji je
zivio u Bellaire, Ohio.
Hugu Rosskam traN familija
zdravkovit IL Zagreba.
Jegorcev Draginja trazi svoga
brata Glavacki Mladena, koji je
zivio Akronu, Ohio.
Breznicar Jandro liz Move Race
trazi svoga brata Breznicar Iva.
ma / Miju sestru Matacit Mariju
Ivan je zivio u Campbell, Ohio.
Draskovit Blagoje IL Vrbass
trail svoga brata Draskovit Chris.
tie, koji je zivio u Bedford, Mass
Jelenc Ivan IL Brezja traA svo.
ga brata Jelenc Jakova, koji il
zivio Clevelandu.
Talit JULIA IL Rovisca kraj Bjelo.
vara traM svoga brata Emilia Ivan
cevic, koji je zivio negdje u Ohio
zivanovit Marija trazi svogs
brata Stefana Salaj, rodjen u sell
Nestin, ovdje zivi u Trentonu, N. J
MILAN Stefica trazi svoga bra
ia Reiner Leopolda, koji je zivit
u Bloomfield, N. j.
Cirit Katica trail svoga oca 10
hama Merz majku Elizabeth.
Huzjak Miju IL Gornje Poljane
Jalzabet, trail kcerka.
Golubic Ankica il Bosansk,
Krupe trail svoga oca Pavlakovi'
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zabava K!uha zagorje

Detroit, Mich. = Mas do
bro poznati Klub z a g or e
priredjuje svoju prvu veliku
plesnu zabavu owe sezone u
subotu, 26. februara, u st.
Lazar Hall, 1885 Dequindre,
ugao Minnesota Dequindre.
Zabava pocima u 8 sati ma
vecer, a "a piles &c svirati do
bro poznati tamburaski zbor
Balkan Cavaliers", koii &c
S pjesmom glazbom zabav-
ljati stare i nlado.
Stoga pozivamo sve naSe
clanstvo, kao i say mas narod
mjesta okolice, da posjete
ovu nasu priredbu u sto We
Gem broju, te Sc u bratskom
krugu zaiednicki pozabavimo
i razveselimo. Uz piles i ugod-
nu zabavu biti &c dobre do
mace hrane izvrsnog plea.