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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

June ;. after spending a week In
the city, guests ~ Mrs. Lucille
Rush, Mrs, Winchester In the
mother-m-law OF Mrs Bush and
Joyce Il her daughter, The occa.
sion of their visit was to see Mrs.
Bush who has been IN Tor the pas,
few months, She Is slowly tmprov.
ing,
Family Visitors; Mr.. and Mrs,
Albert Thomas OF Chicago arrived
In tho city for a weeks visit with
their niece and family Rev and
Mrs Charles g Jones NJ STSs
Second Az s., and other relatives.
In honor OF their house guests,
Rev, and Mrs, Jones were hosts
at n picnic dinner party In their
backyard on Sunday afternoon,
June -,
Octottc Bridge Ciuhl Tho Oc.
tette Bridge club win meet sat.
urdav. June rs. with Mira ethel
Virgins, dal u, nth St Ms hos
tess
Return liomc' MIR and Mrs
Calvin Camp daughter Claudia,
and son, Calvin Jr. returned by
motor 20 their home IN Toledo,
q, Mrs, Camp and children spent
sin weeks In the city Visiting their
mother and husband Mir and Mrs
Elmer Smith nf 1919 Smelling Az
and other relatives Mt Camp ar,
rived by motor to take them
home.
Hooker Y. Washington Study
club Eiectioni Booker T. wash
ington. Study club met at this
home of Mrs. Ronald Hughes
aSIa Firth Az =, on Thursday
June %, Important business on tht
aronda was election Ut Officers
with the following elected Mrs
Elmer Smith, reelected president
Mrs. Augustus Owens, vic" prcai
dent. Mrs Mary Alice Smith
secretary; Mrs. Marie Boswell
corresponding secretary; Mrs. A
Owens, treasurer and Mrs y, G
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

will be at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Graham, 79l ST. Anthony
Av. on June 81.
Out OF Hospitals: Mrs. Lottie
Brent has returned from Ancker
hospital and is now convalesciAg
at the Daisy Lucas Nursing Home,
1856 Fuller Av.
House Guest: Mrs. Ahmed
CSue) Raynor Of Chicago, arrived
in the city Thursday. June 8. for
a two weeks visit with DR.. Lillian
Lewis of 675 Iglehart Az.
HOspItaliEed: Mrs. John c. Few,
643 Iglehart Av.. is patient in
st. LukeS hospital, where she
went for rest and treatment.
Family Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Page, Manly. Ia, spent a
few days in the city visiting their
daughters and families, Mr., and
Mrs. James Clardy Of 7l6 Aurora
Av.. and Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Jones
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

June Is John Brccdlove, 70t
Bradford Ave. No.
June l9-Tela Burt, 2sIs nth
Az S. Willis S. Grimes, 22il
Elliot Az. Mrs Charles Miller.
Sr., iO37 Fourth Az. s; Lynn
Kelley 9i2 Bryant Az. n.
June 20 H. l. Adams, 2llI r..
35th st; Mrs. Bruce Il. Lucas.
542l Wayzata Blvd.
June 81 william Brown. 1882
Smelling Az. Franklin w Turner.
2i2l Portland Az; Mrs Maxine
Campbell 1858 Portland Az.
June % Hobart Rice, 1sOs
nth Az s, Johnnie Mae Lumsoy
922 Fremont Az N, Mrs. Annie
Thomas. 1909 Olson Highway,
KarIa Darlene westbcrry. 9I9
Seventh St n
! June % William r Commo-
dore, 1921 Bryant Az. n; Walter
Mccoy 1907 Olson Highway; An
| gollno Miller, 900 18TH Az ~
June p Mrs Lena LnFaucette
5af Girard Az N oliver l..
/ Cooper 36it Smelling Az, Mrs
. Carrie Suddu,h, 627 Emerson Az
. y.
I IN. ~ T,,,-, nlrthIa,.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAU.

June is--Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Turpin, toS Western Az, IS
years: Mr., and Mrs, Fred Law,
III Rondo Az. 10 years,
June 20 Mr.. and Mrs Macco
simmons, 66S Rondo Az. 80
years; Mr., and Mrs. Robert /.
Cox Sr, Isl Marshall Az. 10
years.
June 81 Mr. and Mrs. Earlyn
Il. Bell, si2 st. Anthony Az; II
years,
June - Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene
Carter, Sl2 ST. Anthony Az, six
years.
June - Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
speese, 25io HaEclwood Az,
seven years,
June - MIR and Mrs, Floyd
Barr. 5sS Carroll Az, i've years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
QUIETLY MARRIED

Miss Rosemary Browning 3l5
Cathedral Place. St Paul. was
quietly married TO Mr. Douglas
Moore Of Philadelphia. Pa, June
II at the brides home.
Miss Browning IL the daughter
Mrs, Ella Browning and the
groom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Hazman Moore OF Philadelphia.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

Ciardy. journalist, Plans were
made for picnic to be held at
Lake Marion In August, The club
recessed FOR the summer, The first
fall meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. c. w. Houser, 1887
Albany Az. the first Thursday
in October.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

believes "progreaavo" nchoong has
been hundred per successful in mailing perfect no d
and gentlemen young Influence The
idea that discipline nustra juniors personality be partially
responsible for the number Of shnkeIng sassy ne Monsters
have IN midst today
several friends offspring rrogrcevo
darling gets Response shadduP Old bag
home. Junior really domonsttat
ing how unluhibiod he Hs,ra hor.,
10 you let him with his all Of tho um"7"
"oh. hen outgrow g." she said casually
outgrow IT, right Probably will cultivate nc"
occupation tripping Old dc" the street snacne
purses Railways
Of these parents the
delightful d h" do they expect 10 be abb"
to exert Of Influence ay "m at a" by III" tim" they
AT sixteen
Progress Righ, The jungle state
are numbe Of our'e One
siubbornes with which too males
avoid something drastic sends them 10
physicians office.
ago my for week
planning paine stomach Then day the job he
stricken aRonzng but insisted staying 1T tho plant
make payroll When he did finally x" 10 The
diagnosis append'is he rushed TO Medical
appendix tefore b" could be gotten mn
operating table lie almost four hours Will" d'
fought keep peroni,s gcng control He
call This followed weeks ~ "0nval'sc"no"
just O'E stubborn husband 70 ~ s'"k
medical attention for mimi" ''ndon vi" have served l'
purpose
Percy missed by his friends in the
Cities M he IA many
just to better himself and
family though be ton enthusiastic about the
change At the
The last time saw Percy s,rsalng up
finally arrived ~ Ray "hnSons pao"
ct hrrUa In all
nfe
What ride
USE THE WANT ADS THEY GET RESULTS
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( qUief)

your phone calls. replace the re-
ociyor carefully. release the line
quickly for emergency calls. Party
line courtesy IL catching. North
western Bell Telephone Company.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

MdWost, era ISFV, IT TN tormat drcamed up BY
this Misplaced Genius had been accepted by the
Cain salon and put before the cameras
One OF WTCN's top advertising boys was 80
convinced that This Was It, he personally enrolled
in the compaign to convince Cain don't know
whether or not the upper echeon at tho station was
aware Of the sneak attack being made to advance
Tv ten years in the Cities. Probably not
There were only two stations the air at
the time. One of the main sources of diversion
for radio people was getting historical over
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

Quict As mOusr, quick As y
bunny that's the way 10 hang up
your telephone whsn you find your
party line IN use. Other tips for
rood party line srryioe. space out
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS :

Out OF Hospital: Rev NJ. c. Conwel s07 Dupont Av. ~,
returned home Tuesday, June from Mt Sinai hospital
where he underwent tonsecomy He reported doing fine
Ohio Visitors: Mrs A. Winchester, Cleveland, O., her
daughter, Mrs Marian Chambers of Lorraine o. and Miss
Joyce Bush Cleveland returned their homes Friday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17
Social and Personal
4 sT.FPAul 4

Matinee Bridge Club: Mrs AonzO Cotton 953 St. An
thony Av hostess the Matinee Bridge club on Tuesday
June Prizes by Mrs Charles Graham first
William Hanna second and Mrs. Earl Brent third Mrs.
Gladys johnson and Mrs r. L. Stokes of the
hostess and each given gift The meeting club
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

the antics and bloopcr being
TN WTCN could maintain
out because had imported lad with English and
motion picture department,
edudes the bat I think produced
movie called High Fury starring Madeline
his heart he good deal Of time trying whip
gether teieNislon show that would offer
the Cities The
mishap, the better.
have idea Mynda personally
show but do recall that
Truly had with gentleman
afternoon at the salon IL the nrst and only time
that establishment The
think the idea for the show good that there
enough tcevson justly expens,
of production He had knowing that bcaut,
shows
be popping years
Time marches
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

q W nElEN Q0pSQn RuSSEu 80

York-saton wTCN the Twin cities MIGHT been
pioneer presenting televison and
the Magg McNcnis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

one Of the Harlem newspapemen iunkct
Vegas the the neracia Moulin Rouge hotel back
tell hts much scotch bourbon champagne
by the visiting members the
hardly consider that II took a the
bring home few simple items about facilities decor and general
atmosphere
In press Iunkes up
clarified hinges public relations people charge Of
whatever u Is that Is being usually hand
prepared releases that journalistic brethren who suac
they aren't able what they
did the releases o their when they
home and fairly coherent account Of the
tendency freehold
place during nkot at then not
all about,
put stop 60 such punkcs and partcs many instances
the talo about who by his
editor the the the stopped
bar further The he into the
hang copy
What's the matter with editor. There
III bet weren't
the place.
Well" replied the lush looking boss straight the eye
"supposng hadn't ranod and | had been thec'"
IN nlhcr Morls nlMhva hnck with anmelhnE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

u read "A Variety, tho bible
business, Iiughs band ~ dng well Ut
Flame Percy New York
business completely shot that the
the big finding II struggle
keep the wolf from painting outside the door
the brighter that radio tcevRon studio
bands individual their
N" Cole Glenn Jimmie
work
steady employment twony The
nbo list Some Of them have entirely for we"h
and then An Insurance the work
hadpzon hand musicians working CLERKS
messenger The place k" Wall street branch Of Local
hu2
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-17

USE THE WANT ADS - THEY GET RESULTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
Bonn Submits
Treaty Ideas

LONDON, April % up. -
Western diplomats preparing for
a Big Four meeting today re-
oeived West German proposals
for negotiating a final German
peace treaty.
The ideas of the Bonn re-
public were submitted in writing
to an American-British French
group by Herbert Blankenhorn,
political director of the Bonn
Foreign Office.
Recommendations of the three
power group are to be considered
by Secretary of State Dulles.
British Foreign Secretary Harold
Macmillan and French Foreign
Minister Antoine Pinay in Paris
May 8, when they will finally
decide when to approach the
Kremlin for Big Four talks.
Conference sources did not dis
close details of Mr.. Blanken-
horns statement. They recalled,
however. West Germany has long
insisted that free nation wide
elections for an alderman gov
eminent must take place before
any final peace settlement is
negotiated and that the pro-
visional government so elected
would be empowered to write a
constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
HOLLYWOOD
Maybe Kim Novok for Picnic
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

Marilyn told me she very def
nitely will never live in Holly
wood again, but she will return
to work there. Soon, I hope.
Eddie Fisher. also my guest at
the party, told me he had just
put Debbie Reynolds on the plane
to Hollywood and explained he
and Debbie had Cancelled their
fancy wedding plans for a sim
pie ceremony at the home of her
mother in North Hollywood. But
they'll still be going to Holly
wood for the honeymoon.
Celeste Holm breezed in be-
fore reporting to her show at
the Persian Room of the Plaza
where, I'm glad to report, Blon-
die is a smash hit. She's going
to have another crack at .TV,
Celeste told met was writer
trouble that caused her Hon
estly Celeste" to leave the net
works.
Jack Benny blew in for half
an hour before his party in an
other suite at the Waldorf. with
the top CHS echelon. and sew
eral publishers leased him, ask
ing. Are you really 80 years
old?" to which Jack replied, mo,
but I certainly don't look as old
as I really am" He told us of
being mobbed in Miami on his
recent trip and, to get away
from it all. he went to Havana.
But after "a hours of no one
noticing me or bothering me, it
was too dull and I flew back to
Miami"
X X **
I almost didn't recognize Janis
Paige, her red hair severely tied
back under a chic black hat,
and when l told her she had
changed. she replied, when you
knew me at Warmers, I was a
kid and now I have grown up"
Janis, Carol Haney and Eddie
Foy, ETC., are still packing them
in at the st. James Theater with
"Pajama Game"
I talked with Thelma Ritter
at the party and she was expect
ing her husband in from Holly
wood She'll be going back to
our fair city in July to make
another movie.
To Toots Shor's with Jackie
Gleason. He's back on the diet
so is his pocketbook. Jackie
told me that of the $11 million
he's to be paid for television
next season, his estranged wife
collects $1.500,000! I'm sorry
that Jackie won't be coming to
Hollywood and doing the musi-
cal based on the lives of Hem
derson. De Sylvia and Brown.
He'll be too busy filming the TV
shows for next season.
tReleased by NANA)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
Films of More Thon Routine Merit

bad BLACK ROCK"-Spencer Tracy in a taut out
door suspense yarn
BATTLE CRY"-Love the Marines in World War ii.
THE BRIDGES TOXIC RP-Excelent adaptation of the
Korean War novel.
DETECTIVE"-Payed skill Alec Guinness
SCOTLAND"-From the Anderson with Kath
arine Hepburn.
ION THE INSTRUMENTATION Brando in the years
Academy award film.
REAR WINDOW"-Grace Kelly, Jimmy Stewart by
Hitchcock.
ROMEO AND JULIET"-Handsomey filmed in its native
setting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
NEW YORK.


Howard Hughes has birthday
gift for Sally Forrest. He's re-
leasing her "Son of Sinbad"
movie in st. Louis, May 28-
Sally's natal day. 1t was filmed
two years ago.
Doris Duke bought a reversible
mink coat from a famous fur
rier on 57th street here Greta
Carlo is doing the town with
Baron de Rothschild.
Josh Logan wanted Janice Rule
for the movie version of Picnic"
until he saw Kim Novak in
Hollywood. Ralph Blaine and
Hugh Martin, who wrote the
musical in which June Allyson
was discovered. BEST Foot For
ward" have written another COL
lege gambol titled. Three Tigers
for TeSsie." And 18-year- old
Cindy Robbins was tailor-made
for the lead.
+ x
Sally Benson is back in shape,
I'm happy to report. and is re-
writing the F. Scott Fitzgerald
Josephine" stories for Broad
way under the title, The Young
and the Beautiful" The lead for
this looks like Lois Smith, who
was with Greer Carson in
Strange Lady in Town"-and
this gal is young and beautiful
I also hear that Gwen Ver-
don has another big hit in
Damn Yankees" now in Boston,
pre-Broadway. Arthur God
frey must have been in tearing
hurry to lose those six perform
ers because it cost him $4,000 to
pay them off.
Everyone here is talking about
the Shakespearean plans in
Stratford. Conn. With Ray
Massey set for THE Tempest"
and Julius Caesar" and Jack
Palance to star maybe in
"Othello"-he'd be good in that.
Terry Moore and Diana Lynn
also are set. Marilyn Monroe
also may do hitch at Stratford.
. Lots of feuding backstage
of House of Flowers" And
Producer Saint Subber failed to
show at Star Pearl Bailey's party
at the Blue Angel.
4 4 X
Anne Jeffreys and Robert
Sterling turned down THE
Jenny Lind Story" to be made in
London this year. And For
rest Tucker joins Claudette Col
bert and Barry Sullivan in
'"Texas Lady"
Marilyn Monroe was the hit
sensation at the party tossed by
the North American Newspaper
Alliance Monday. She came at
my invitation. She was on time
and was charming to everyone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
Churches Indorse
u. S.-Chou Talks

NEW YORK, April % (P.-
The General Board of the Ma
tional Council of Churches of
Christ in the U. S. A. has
heartily" Endorsed the Admin
istration's declaration of will
ingness to negotiate directly
with Communist China for a
cease-fire in the Formosa
Strait"
The council is made up Of 80
Protestant and orthodox COM
munions with 35,400.000 mem
bers.
In a message yesterday to
President Eisenhower, the Coun-
ellis General Board added:
1--WE believe direct negotia-
lions OF the kind approved by
you and Secretary of State Dull
les can and will be carried for
ward with honor to our country
and without sacrifice of those
principles which we deem to be
essential to the establishment
Of q just and enduring peace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
Chou 10 Curb
Anti-Thai Talk

SINGAPORE, April % (P). -
Thailand's Foreign Minister,
Prince Wan Waithyakon, said
today Red China's Premier
Chou En-lai has pledged to stop
an exiled Thai ex-premier's po-
litiCal broadcasts against the
Thai government.
The one-time premier, Pridi
Phanaomyong, dis appeare
from Thailand's turbulent po-
litical scene in 1947 and turned
up in Communist China last
summer. In broadcasts over the
Peiping Radio, Mr.. Pridi urged
the Thai people to overthrow
their government.
Prince Wan told newsmen he
and Mr.. Chou discussed Mr..
Pridi's activities at last weeks
Asian-African Conference in
Banding. Mr.. Chou told the
Prince Pridi had been granted
political asylum in Peiping.
Agrees to End Talks
At his urging Prince Wan said,
Mr.. Chou agreed not to grant
facilities to Mr.. Pridi to broad
cast further threats against the
present Bangkok regime.
Thai officials have said Mr..
Pridi has little influence inside
Thailand now. However, the
people CT Thai stock abroad are
numerous, including many in
Red China's Yunan province.
Prince Wan stopped here en-
route home to Bangkok.
One of the results of his talks
with Mr.. Chou, he said, is that
Thailand will negotiate with
Communist China for settle
ment of the dual citizenship
problem of Thailand's 8 million
Chinese.
IndOnesian Accord
At Banding Mr.. Chou signed
an agreement with Indonesia
providing that Indonesia's rs
million Chinese must choose
within two years whether to
become nationals Of Indonesia
or Red China.
Prince Wan quoted Mr.. Chou
as saying: THE problem Of
Chinese in Thailand is left over
by Old Nationalist China. AS
far as New China is concerned,
we are agreeable to settle the
matter through negotiation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
Haiti Cuts Costs

Haiti's president and other
government officials have taken
salary cuts and are cutting nor
NAL spending to a bare mini
mum, to provide aid for rehabil-
itation since Hurricane Hazel
wrought severe damage there,
Port-au-Prince reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
Louis Bernheimer's Theatres

NCvsyTnaa LA. 6-4III. GARY COOP
N6W AVN Err and. BURT LANCASTER
in the Battle OF the Giants
VERA CRUZ"
In SuperScope and Color, at @. 7:4S. 9:36.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
New Welfare Centers

India announces plans to open
five centers in West Bengal in a
move to extend welfare services
to women and children of the
rural areas.
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zAPISNIK
Sednice Odbora Djeceg Doma odzane s. sepembra 1855

Sjednice Odbora Decjeg Doma sepembra 1855
Predsednk Odbora Dcjeg Donna brat Pavovch
sedncu pozdravom da zv Hrvaska Bratska
MICA i njezn DjeGji Dom
Ca zapisni prosle sednce ko prima kako e pro-
citan
lde pregledavanje aduna koj nalaze redu
bravaju ispatu.
Upravte brat sarit izjavuje da Domu naaz 43 dece
to 28 djecaka Is djevojcica dGoj bagan naaz svoa
Cd 1S61.39
Ma "a augusta godine primil Dom dvoje dece,
James Joseph Heruc Istog dana zaposena nhova maja
u Domu kao pomocna kuharca, sestra Herkulc
Ma farm godine nje bio nabol urod posto pro-
ecu bile veke kise etu e pax ba veka Ono so e
neso bo zob to pobrao prodao Letovate
godine dobro je uspjeo bio je oko devedeset djece
Takoder je potreban dan fire hose jer stro
Sen sucau vatre istog ma Odbor odobava da
kup nov fire hose ali prize ist kup
sporazmi gradskm Fire Marshalom ako bude
po Fire Marshalu
Brat saric ze zna cd koga da ugen gorivo
e oduceno da kup cd brata Kupna kao
kupovao Kao sto poznato skoa je znamena ovdasni
School Board istu upotrebljava prema ugovoru.
Time e dnevn red iscrpn te predednk brat John Pavo
vch zakucuje sedncu pozdravom
Braska Zaednca nezn DjeGi Dom drugu sjednicu
g. oktobra 1865.
Vladimir Bozc, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
D R U s 7 We NJ
-VIJeSNIK
Odsjek 80, n. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.

OuSJek ~, n. -. fltlSDurSn, ia.
- Pozivaiu sc Clanice ovoga od-
sjella da po moguCnosti IL Sto ve-
Gem broju dodju ma sjednicu sada
u nedjelju %. oktobra, obiGno
vrijeme, u Javor Dvoranu. Ma o.
vol sjednici, osim raznih naSih re-
dovitih poslova saslusati cemo /
tromjeseCno izvjesce nasega mad
zornog odbora, o stanju die
lovanju odsjeka Pomlatka kroz
trecu cetvrt owe godine.
Drugo, ma ovoj sjednici &c / de-
legatice dati izvjesce sa devote
konvencije HBZ.
Sestre koje su zaostale sa Cla-
narinon, ovime SUI zamoljene da
svoju dugovinu cim prize podmire.
To je bolje "a njih same, a bolje
je "a druStvo, da Sc velika dugo-
! vina ne vodi iz mjeseca IL mjesec.
Isto Sc umoljavaju sestre, da ma
stole priVesti po koju noVu cha
nicu mas odsjek, a make po koje
novo dijete gnijezdo naSega od-
/ sjeka. Nasa je duznost da uvijek,
pa kada nije Il toku posebna
kampanja, poradimo "a napredak
| drustva organizaciie.
Uz sestrinslIi pozdrav swim cla-
nicama, "a odsjek 20 HBZ.,
Dragica Blaskovic, tajnica
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odsjeka "Jadran" u Weehawkenu,
N. J. Njegova supruga takodjer
je clanica II. 3. z.
Dobri Marko bio vanrednog
karaktera, postenjacina, nikomu
Sc nije nikad zamjerio, a sa sva-
kim s kojim hi dosao u doticaj
bio je prijazan. Ia NIGGA Sc mo-
ze bez oklijevanja kazati da je
odlicno izvrsivao svoje duznosti
kao dobar suprug otac kao pri-
jatelj drustveni brat.
la sebe ostavlja suprugu Flea
nor, tri udate kcerke, diva sina
ostalu rodbinu.
clanovi clanice odsjeka ia
dram" odali su svom dobrom cla-
nu bratu Marku dostojnu po-
cast, prisustvovavsi osobno u po-
grebnickoj kapeli, koja je bila
puma vijenaca cvijeca. U ime
odsjeka cd pokojnika Sc je opro-
stio brat Anton Tanaskovic.
Nakon velike mrtvacke mise Il
rimokatolickoj crkvi st. Angus
tine Union City, zalobna povorka
krenula je "a Madonna Cemetery
u Fort Lee, N. j., gdje SUI njegovi
ostatci predani ma vjecni pocinak.
Dobrom postenom Marku vie
chi pokoj njegovim milim dra-
gim duboko iskreno scutesce.
Anton Primic, perovodja od-
sjeka 769 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
Sjednica korporacije
Donna odsieka br. 351

Detroit, Mich. - Ovime sc da-
je do znanja svemu clanstvu od-
sjeka broj 351 HBZ., da &C Kor-
poracija Hrvatskog Donna odrza-
vati svoju tromjeseGnu sjednicu
u nedjelju, 90. listopada 1855,
Il 2:3O poslije podne, ma 1885
McNichols.
Ma ovoj sjednici imademo
mnogo vaznih pitanja u pogledu
Donna, koje clanstvo treba da
rijeSi.
Odbor Donna zeli Sc zahvaliti
svima onima, koji SUI mas posje-
till Il lijepom broju proSle dvijc
subote. Lijepo je sprovesti ugo-
dne casove medju svojima u7
muziku j pjesmu, pa dodjite jos
u vecem broju dojducih subota
Poslije sjednice, po nasem o.
bitaju odbor &C Sc pobrinuti "a
ukusni zagrizak.
A. Sertich, perovodja