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Evening star., 1955-04-20
British Tax Cut
Seen as Aiding
Tories Chances

LONDON. April 20 R.-The
welcome tax cuts In the new
British budget were widely re-
garded today as strongly enhanc-
ing the Conservative govern
ment's victory prospects in the
May 26 national election.
Newspaper and parliamentary
comment on yesterdays budget
message by Chancellor Of the
Exchequer r. A. Butler mainly
followed party lines.
The opposition Labor Party
was quick to denounce 1t as o
"rich mans budget" giving tax
relief to the wealthy. The La
borite critics did not mention
that exemptions were increased
all along the line and some "a
million people In lower income
brackets will cease to pay alto
gether.
Hailed by Daily Mail
The Conservative Daily Mail
said Mr.. Butler had brought "the
greatest benefit to the greatest
number without endangering the
financial position he has built
up.
"The budget will be popular, I"
the Mail added. "as it was In
tended to be-" The paper, closed
with other London newspapers
by q strike which began March
IS, distributed its editorial
through the Press Association, Q
British news service.
There were happy smiles in
buses, trains and bars as the
word spread that Mr.. Butler had
cut the levy by sixpence In the
pound q cents in $2.80). To
middle income earners this
meant o drop in the standard
rate from IS to AN per cent.
For top bracket Britons the rate
goes down from 95 to 921s per
cent.
The income tax cuts 20 IN
effect July 5. Mr.. Butler also
announced that the purchase
tax on household textiles was
being halved-from so to rs
per cent-effective Immediately.
Labor Leaders Meet
Labor Party leaders met last
night to decide what line they
would take in the budget debate.
Hugh Gaitskell, a Chancellor Of
the Exchequer in the former
Labor government, will outline
the party's view in the House Of
Commons late today.
Laborites privately criticized
the new budget bitterly. "All
the way through, the better OF
get the best of it," said one
party leader who declined to
permit the use Of his name.
When they were in Office, the
Laborites made no secret Of their
ultimate intention to tax big
British fortunes out Of exist
ence.
The Communist Daily Worker
also attacked the new budget
as favoring the wealthy. "The
lions share goes to the great
companies" the Red newspaper
commented. "The lower paid
worker gets little or no tax
relief"
Evening star., 1955-04-20
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Evening star., 1955-04-20
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Evening star., 1955-04-20
The modern suds
for modern autOmatics

It's fact-the wonderful new agitator auto
matte washers are designed to work best with
rich, hard-working suds like Cheers. And
the exclusive Blue-Magic whitener makes
Cheer the truly modern detergent for mod.
ern automatics to give you washes so white
you can see the difference.
No wonder Cheer 10 recommended by the
worlds largest maker Of washers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
Dessert Bridge Honor.
Miss Berniece Carroll

Mrs. c. G. Westmoreland and
Mrs. Bill Frink of Bladenboro
entertained with dessert bridge
party at the home Of the former
here Saturday afternoon, Febru-
AIRY II, honoring Miss Berniece
Garrell, bride-elect of this
month.
Artistic arrangements of mix
cd flowers We're graciously used
throughout the lower floor OF
the home for the occasion. The
green and white color note was
observed in the appointments
and refreshments.
Miss Carroll received shout
der cOrSagc OF white carnations
and crystal salad plates in her
chosen pattern. gifts from tbs
hoStcSScS.
Guests also received corsages
which marked the center pieces
on the card tables.
Mrs. ID. J. Hughes received the
high score award while the low
and travelling awards went &c
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
Grandma vi Answers
story Hour Question

The question for Grandma
Wis Story Hour over radio sta
ION WTAB last Saturday was
not answered correctly and the
Piggy Wiggly is holding the a.
ward for this Saturdays pro-
gram. The local Piggy Wiggly
is currently giving an award
weekly to the child answering
the question correctly, getting
IL to the store first.
The question was What Kind
of AnImal?" The clue-A pet
N many homes. Some are red
some are yellow, always a color
.!ul little fellow. His hearing is
good, his manners neat. His. lac
is clean. his breath is sweet. l.
you're away for a day or two
YOU don't worry or fret or stew
lie asks but little here below
just food to eat and room !.
grow.
III" anSwcr-Tropical Fish.
This weeks question will be
out another animal, listen for
.a clues" said Grandma VI.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

really enjoyed that weiner roas,
at the Recreation Park Thurs
day night. Seen devouring no,
dogs We're Earl Duncan, Bes
Canady. Henry Strickland. Betsy
Long, Ray Duncan, and Patsy
Ward.
Those orangc-ades out at the
Star-lite after the weiner roas,
were delicious, huh, gang?
This is your last warning il
you're planning to enter the
Talent Show. Friday. sponsored
by the Jr. and Sr. All Clubs
Hand your entry blanks to Shir-
ley Norris or 10 Ann Beck.
II you don't believe this i.
Valentines Day. go by and ste
those big hearts of Mr.. Black
mons and Mr.. Vaught's from
some of their Girl friends"
Its time for the bell, so wei
close shop and run for the mex
class. But see va next week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
Mrs. Harry Bryant and Mrs =,
L. Winstead respectively "

Mrs. Harry Bryant and Mrs. J
L. winstead respectively.
Guests playing bridge inclpd-
ed Miss Carroll. honoree: M,
Hughes, Mrs. Bryant. Mrs. Win
stead. Mrs. Leon Fonvielie, M,
Leon w. Billiard, Mrs. Wavn.
Baxter. Mrs. James Brice. Mn
Don Hughes, Mrs. B. L. Nesmith
Mrs. r. B. Mallard. Mrs. JK
Hufham. Jr., Mrs. J. w. Floyd
Mrs. w. w. Woody. Mrs. Guy
Hughes, Mrs. II. B. Bell, Mn
Billy Dorman. Mrs. S. l.. Jack
son. Mrs. w. o. jackson. Jr
Mrs. E. E. Wright, Mrs. W. H
Shelley, Jr., Mrs. J. Nj. McGou-
gan. Mrs. James c. Cox, Mr.,
j. B. Hardwick. Mrs. J. F. Bos-
well, Mrs. b. A. Carroll. Mrs. c
+. Walden, Mrs. X. G. Harrel-
son. Jr.. Mrs. Frank NcSm0b
Mrs. jamie b. Bell. Miss Helen
Butler. Miss Anne Brooks Nc.
,Gouran. Miss Montccn VIM
stead: Mrs. Billy Hooks and Mrs.
Ralph Woodland of Whiteville
and Mrs. Harold Rogers of Loris,
Mrs. r. F. Mccormick and Mrs
Billy Carroll joined the party
for refreshments.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
LeguIs
RESALE OF BURNED BRICK
AT TABOR CITY

4. the Tabor City White
School Saturday. February 26,
1893. at 1900 o'clock. noon, the
Board of Education of Columbus
County viii resell to the highest
u..a.r bidding TO begin at
-531.j0D all burned brick and
Materials OF the Tabor City Ele-
.au-ary School Building de-
stroyed by fire. with the follow
ing exceptions: two fire escapes
and the boiler of the heating
system. The sale is conditioned
on the successful bidder remov-
ing all brick, materials and deb
rlS from the school grounds.
Time required for removal to
be agreed upon by successful
bidder and owner.
The Board Of Education OF Co.
lumbuS County claims the right
TO waive any formaliticS and to
reject any and all bids.
Columbus County Board
of Education
T. Ward Guy. Secretary
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
THE ACGE DRACNET
By Bea Canady and Betsy Long
Da, de da dunn!

Da, de da dun!
Well. ma'am, we're back again
with more facts about the peo-
pie you know and the things
they are doing.
For a change, We'll start off
with our Jr. Varsity teams in
stead Of our Varsity. Were real
~ proud of our ]. V. girls.
They're really in there pitching
for that county championship,
Keep up the good work girls,
Our captain, Lillian Best, has
scored over 200 points this sea-
son. That's quite record for a
freshman, especially when they
play only one game a week. Also
IN three working mighty hard 10
get the ball to Lillian is fast lit
tie Sandra Greene plus Mary
Ruth Powell. Holding down the
opposing forwards this year. and
doing a mighty good job of il
are Faye Powell, Irene Mcares,
and Luvcnia Duncan. We're
pullngl for you all!
Our Varsity girls lost to Chad
bourn Friday night, but won
over the Hallsboro Girls Tues
day night. During the Hallsborc
game. Shelva Jean Fipps, OuI
main runner and passer foulcd
out two minutes after the hall
had begun. Irene Duncan took
over the burden of scoring mos'
of our points. We won, and that's
what counts most anyway
Shake, rattle, and roll, AnC
that's exactly what Brenda Ward
Larry Stanley, Carol Hughes
Freddie Strickland, Roberts
Gore, Fernie Hughes, Evelyn
Powell, J. r. Stanley, Mary Lee
Crib. and Kellum Fipps die
when Carol and Fernie invitec
them over to their house for ;
friendly get-together WedneSda,
night. From the vibrations w,
We're receiving down "Bcthe
way we believe they were hav
ing loud time. And anothc
party is in the making, huh
Carol B. and Priscilla c.? Wei
tell you more about il mex
week.
Tuesday morning come min,
o'clock, the Juniors will sponsor
a movie entitled THE Promise.
10 raise funds for The annua
Jr.-Sr. Banquet. The charge will
be 10 cents and we think it vii
be worth il.
From what we hear, and w,
hear right much, the Bethel gan,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
SbOurer Tea Giren
For Miss Carroll

ON Saturday. February ,. be-
tween $50 ami $50 in the after
noon Mrs. Paul Rogers. Mrs.
Furman Fowler. and Mrs. Waldo
Woody entertained with 4 show
r. tea for Miss BCrniccc Carroll,
bride-clrct of this month, at the
home of Mrs. Fowler.
Mrs. S. L. Jackson received
at the door. In the receiving line
were Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. j. W.
High. aunt of the bride-elcct,
Miss Carroll, Mrs. Fred NJ. Jern-
igan, Sr., and Mrs. Fred Jerni-
gan, Jr., a December bride.
Mrs. d. J. Hughes and Mrs.
Bill Frink of Bladenboro poured
tea and coffee. Assisting with
the serving We're Mrs. Harold
Rogers, Miss Anne Brooks Nc
Cougar. and Miss Mary Margar-
ct Fowler. Mrs. James Cox pre-
sided at the register. In the gift
room were Mrs. Leon w. Bull
lard, Mrs. B. l. NeSmith, Jr.,
Mrs. Billy Carroll and Mrs. w.
a Williams.
The tea table was covered
with Il white linen cloth and
conferred with a hcart-shapcd
frame OF white satin ribbon and
lace showercd through the center
with something old. something
new, something borrowed, some
thing blue y crescent floral ar
rangcment of white gladioli
narciSsi, and carnations we're US
ed in the arrangements. Else
where in the living room were
floral arrangements of white
glad!oli, narciSsi, magnolias
whitc-SprayCd pine. and Chimes,
fir
In the gift room the color note
was pink with pink gladioli
ounce and pussy willow.
The hoStcSSeS presented Mis-:
Carroll a corSage o; white NUNS
and valley lilies and Mrs. Jerni-
gan corSage Of Dutch purple
iris.
About one hundred and ter
guests called during the after
noon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
Western Union Has
Ne1U Operator Here

Miss Juanita Buffkin has &C
cepted the position as secretary
with Z. Z. Wright, insurance
agent for American Fire and
Casualty Company here replac-
ing Mrs. Edna Stroud Jackson
who resigned last week.
Miss Buffkin will also serve
as Western Union operator for
Tabor City.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Buffkin, of Nichols, S. c.
she was graduated from Floyds
High School, and attended Flor;
Macdonald College. She was re.
Gently associated with VITAE
and at one time held a position
with VINO, Fairmont.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
Lebanon Women Told
IF Laundry Methods

The Lebanon Home Demon
stration Club met with Mrs.
Becky Cartrcttc at her nome
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. n.
{. Curric. president, presiding.
A membership committee was
appointed composed of Mrs.
Becky Cartrcttc, Mrs. RaCACl
Duncan, Mrs. Ernest Hayes. ST..
and Mrs. V. J. Colombo.
Project reports were heard 10y
Mrs. Cartrette on Popularity anG
Mrs. w. NJ. Harper on the Loan
Fund.
Mrs. Robert Hardee of the
Mollie Club gave the demonstra-
ton entitled Laundry Meth
DDS"
Refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

Green Sea high school will be
represented by Colonial Belle
Wanda HarrelSon At the Colon
ial Ball to be staged February
Do on the Cocker college campus
in HartSbillc.
Cookers Star-Studded Wash
.ington'S Birthday event will fea-
.turc some 80 Carolina bellies and
the music OF the Dorsey broth
crS. The bellies are class of '55
girls from high schools in both
.CarolinaS.
Green Sea highs Colonial
Belle was selected by senior
class vote. Miss HarrclSon is
business manager of the school
newspaper and prominent in a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our sincere
thanks and appreciation shown
10 us by our many friends and
relatives during the illness and
death of our beloved husband
and father d. Lucian Gore.
The floral offerings were very
beautiful.
Mrs. Matte Gore
and children
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
Wanda Harrison Represents
Green Sea AT Colonial Ball

variety of other school activities
She Is the daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. c. NJ. Harrelson Of Greer
Sea.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
'BrainWashed' Pair
To GET Passports

The State Department said
yesterday that passports would
be issued to two American citi-
zens just released by Communist
China after being brainwashed
by their Red captors.
Press Oficer Henry Suydam
said the passports will be issued
for the purpose Of their return
to the United States"
The two Americans are Mrs.
Adele Austin Rickett, q teacher,
and Malcolm Bersohn. a medi-
cal student. When they arrived
in Hong Kong yesterday after
long Imprisonment In Red China.
both confessed" to newsmen
that they were guilty Of serving
as spies for the United States.
Observers said they appeared
to be two Of the most thoroughly
brainwashed American civilians
yet released by the Chinese. Mrs.
Ricketts, husband. a former Ma
rine. is still imprisoned on spy
charges.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Public Telling Keneipp Why
Saints Become Road Demons

than men. On this letter an
anonymous reader, obviously
male. noted:s II refuse to be en-
famed"
A scholarly gentleman went tc
great lengths to describe the
Illustrations Of modern living and
closed by writing: Man forgets
all his humiliations In one grand
rush Of aggressive driving"
Other viewers saw drivers a.
Walter NIFTY on a SPREE" "a
demon with a sanity look,
instructive animals" "beastly'
or merely "thoughtless."
The consensus seemed to be
that John Doe just likes to get
out on the road and forget his
troubles, unaware that often he's
borrowing more of the same.
One lyrical gentleman, GER
tainly the poet laureate of the
viewers, put the problem that
faces Mr.. Keneipp and the police
this way:
A tUeH-heeled young ;, chap
tntroDertdble
Bought super-dynGmic con-
Dertible,
But the feel of the toheel
Changed this soul to a heel
And he's "er"' as concerns his
"-trouertable."
Cried the docs, We're amazed"
Said Keneipp, Hes depraued,
But tce hope ipe can keep him
! dDerfdble,"
Evening star., 1955-03-02

Getting behind the wheel OF
q car does the same thing for
q man that buying a new hat
does for a woman"
That's how one woman ex-
plains the Transformation of the
average Mr.. Milquetoast into q
ubber-burning. fender-smashins
fool when he steps into a car.
Traffic Director George e.
Keneipp has a hatful Of pencil
written postcards and scholarly
essays seeking to explain the
modern phenomena.
It started on February 81.
Mr.. Kenelpp. on his regular
6:45 pm. Monday show on The
Stars station WMAL-TV, asked
viewers to write their ideas as to
what causes the personality
switch. The Perpetual Building
Association, which sponsors the
program, offered two United
States Savings Bonds, one worth
$50 and the other $25, for the
best answers.
The response is already COM
ing in. and it's varied.
One man contented himself
with brief postcard describing
in rather uncomplimentary terms
his feelings toward speed de-
mons. He neglected to speculate
on a cause.
A woman exhausted her en-
ergies in attempting to prove
that women are better drivers
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-15
Primamo i ispravIiamo

Tajnik odsjeka broj 351,
brat Julius Majetic javlja:
"Stovani brate urednice: =
U "zajednicaru" br. 20 cd 18.
svibnja owe godine izasao je
clanak pod naslovom: "U Ia
jednicaru nema mjesta raspi-
rivanju mrznje i razdora".
"U tom clanku je imenovan
mas odsjek, koji da je ma svo-
joj sjednici zabacio protestnu
rezoluciju protiv dozvole pri-
stupa u Zajednicu i drugim
narodnostima. 0 tome Vam
mozemo javiti da ste bill kri-
vo obavijesceni.
"Pred nase clanstvo nile
bila podnesena a niti Sc gla-
salo "a takovu rezoluciju
toga radi, istini "a volju clan
stvo odsjeka ma redovitoj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-15

boljoj namjeri, ne da kriti-
kujem iii da mrzim koga, jer
mrzitelje nigdje nisam odo-
bravao, a ovo su cinjenice,
koje Sc nemoze pobjediti, jer
su tn dokazi, da je ovako i
da bi Sc ovako moglo dogodi-
tt kada bi Sc sve Slavene
pokupilo u H. B. Zajednicu.
Nj u kojem slucaju nemi-
slim biti branitelj brata Kra-
sica Vukelica, ali mi nije
drago da il pokreta kojem i
ia spadam i u kojem igram
dosta vidnu ulogu, netko ma
sjeda i blati brata svojega.
Dakle, dozvolimo, da svi j.
mademo pravo. Drugcije ne
moze nj biti, jer bez razlike
kako ces biti prav iii pogre-
san, kod simpaticara ces biti
prav, pa cemu da Sc onda
svadjamo, vec predjimo ma
djelo tumacimo svaki ma
svoj nacin kako je bolje, pa
onda gdje Sc, kako Sc ono
veil - ustavimo.
zakljucujem oval clanak sa
- Hrvatska Bratska Zajed-
MICA americkim Hrvatima "a
dobro korist nase Amerike
i ma cast nase Hrvatske.
zivjela Amerika i Hrvatska,
cvala nam Sirila Sc H.B.Z.!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-15
Barbara ]. PerkoviC
Delegatica PomIatka

| Etna, Pa. - Vrlo nam ie
drago javiti ovu veselu vi
jest, da je nasa mlada sestra,
Barbara Jean Perkovic, cla-
MICA gnijezda Pomlatka broj
p, koje je pod pokrovitelj- j.
stvom odsjeka broj 4 HBZ.,
vec dobila dosta tockica da
bude delegatica Cetvrte Kon-
vencije Pomlatka Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice, koja &c Sc
odrzavatl dne g., 8. i 4. julia
owe godlne u Gary, Indiana.
Barbara Jean je rodjena 4.
oktobra 1941. godine u Etna,
Pa. Ona polazi katolicku skolu
|Svetog Nikole u Millvale, Pa,
a ma jesen &c polaziti u st.
Benedict High School u West
View, Pittsburgh, Pa.
, Ona je kcerka nase vriied-
ne i cestite clanice, sestre
Barbara Perkovic, koja je u
wick spremna da poradi "a
dobrobit nasega odsjeka i
Pomlatka, a sada je pax BIZ
rama IL odbor "a gradnju Do
ma. Pa iako je ona opterecena
sa svojim radon vodeci svo-
Ju trgovinu, jos mnogo zr-
tvuie svoga rada "a organiza-
ciju. Pred II mjeseci izgubila
Je svosa supruga, koji je is
to pripadao u naSe redove.
Dak,e Barbara imade cetiri
sina kcerku Barbara Jean,
koja je sada delegatica Pom
latka. Njezina braca St.iepan
i Edward su bill delegati Pr
We Konvencije naseg Pomlat-
ka Il Chicago godine 1899,
kad le niihova majka upisala
20 clanova u nase redove
Pomlatka i u odraslo clan
stvo, koji su i danas clanovi
nase organizacije.
Sestra Perkovic ie takodier
suradjivala u predstavama
naseg odsjeka i gdje je god
trebalo u bio kojem radu.
Uvijek je bila aktivna "a
svoj odsjek, pax joj ovim
putem cestitamo ma njezinom
radu u proslosti, kao i ma ME
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-15
DO zNANJA D0PISNICIMA

Prize smo objasnili da .ie
pr0stor u 'Zajednicaru" veo-
ma Ogranicen radi sluzbenog
materijala, velikih sportskih i
inih aktivnosti, a posebice ra-
di predhodne konvencije i BIZ
rama delegate "a istu. IL tih
razloga izvjesne dopise nasih
clanova ne mozemo donositi u
vrijeme kako in primamo, a
to smo ve6 prize objasnili.
U suprot te cinjenice stall
no primamo prigOvore radi
dopisa o nasim dragim pokoj-
nicima j slikama naSih MIA
din clanOva u prelazu iz Po-
mladka u odraslo GIanstvo.
MOlimo bracu i sestre da Sc
stripe i sve &c doci redom ka-
ko smo primili cim nam pro-
stor to dozvoli. Mama tje zao
da ne mozemo svima udovo-
ljiti, a braca treba da uvaze
da je hrvatski dio "Zajedni-
cara" mali tjednik cd TEX sest
stranica.
Svima koji nam Sc zale ra-
di svojih dopisa ne mOzemo
posebno OdgOvoriti, to i'm jaw
ljamo ovim putem molimo
in da to uvaze. - Urednistvo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-15

sjednici 4. lipnja je jednoglas-
no zakljucilo, da Sc cd Vas
trazi da kroz "Zajednicar"
cim prize to ispravite".
Gornje donosimo u cijelosti
i time ispravljamo pogresku
a recena rezolucija je stam-
pana u proslom broju zajed-
nicara. Time je Ottawa ia
stvar rjesena. Mama je pax
drago da je clanstvo odsjeka
351 stvorilo gornji zakljucak,
a zao nam je da smo bill kri-
vo obavjesteni po ovom pred
metu, tako sc sada znade
prava istina. - Flip Vukelic,
urednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-15
Nj. j. Grdich, tajnik
Odsiek GIG. Stamford. Conn.

Odsjek GIG, Stamford, Conn. -
Pozivlje Sc cjelokupno clanstvo
naseg odsjeka, da nefaljeno pri-
sustvuje sjednici, koja &c Sc odr-
zavati u nedjelju ma 26. juna 1895,
u Polish A. c. Dvorani, 804 At
lantic Street.
Sjednica pocima toGno u / sat
poslije podne zatvara Sc u ce-
tiri sata poslije podne. Glavna toe
ka ma dnevnom redu je glasanje
"a delegate "a Devetu Konvenciju
HBz. S ovime Sc dale clanstvu
tri sata vremena, Ga "a ovu stvar
glasa po svome najboljem uvjere-
nju.
Wy
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-15

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-15

Odsjek 615, Universal, Pa. -
Brace sestre clanovi naSeg od-
sjeka, ovime vas pozivljem ma dol
dtlcu sjednicu, koja &c biti trecu
nedjelju, 10. juna owe godine, u
Slovenskom Domu ma Hill Street,
sat poslije podne.
Uz redoviti rad biti &c i glaso-
vanje "a Delegate dojduce konven-
cije HBz. Zato vas bratski mo-
linn da dodjete ma owl sjednicu,
ma koju cemo vas pismeno po-
zvati. Ali nazalost sada u ovoj O.
kolici Sc promijenjuje postanska
adresa, iii adrese sviju stanovni-
ka koji zivu u ovoj okolici. Od-
sick jos nema novih adresa cd
naSih clanova, pax cemo biti pri-
siljeni slati dopisnice ma stare a.
adrese. Unaprijed znamo, da ce
kod nekih Clanova biti izgovora,
da nisu dobili poziv "a istu sled
nicu, pa cato neka uvaze oval po-
xiv.
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-15

zinom radu da je uspjela da
joj kcerka bude kao delega-
tica ma narednoj Konvenciji
Pomlatka nase Zajednice, a
ma kojoj i sama misli prisus-
tvovati.
Clan odsjeka broj 4.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-15

Odsjek 4O5, SykesvilIe, Pa. -
Mas &c odsjek imati redovitu sled
nicu nedjelju, 10. juna 1855, ma
kojoj cemo glasovati "a Delegate
Devete Konvencije HBz. Stoga
molim sve clanove da dodju ma
owl sjednicu da glasuju "a de-
legata, odnosno onog kandidata
koji bi dobro zastupao mas ostala
cetiri odsjeka, koji zajednicki BIZ
ramo jednog delegate. U ovih pet
odsjeka su tri clana kandidati, pa
glasujte "a onoga Ia koga drzite
da bi vas najbolje zastupao ma idu-
Col konvenciji nase Zajednice
Sjednica &c poteti vrijeme kao
i obitno, ma istom mjestu.
Bratski vam pozdrav,
Steve Miksich, tajnik.