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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12

Action in all four sports will
keep Wayne University's athletic
teams busy this week as the Tar
tars open the second semester.
The Tartar eagers have two
dates. one with the University
of Omaha on Thursday at Per
shing High School and another
Saturday with Siena College al
Albany. N. Y.
Wayne will be out 10 seek re-
venge for a 20 to 81 loss to Oma-
ha last year and also for one
sided humping the Tartar grid
ders took at the hands of the
Omaha gridders in November.
The game with Siena College
will be the first meeting be-
tween the two squads.
Tankers Eye Two Meets
Coach Leo Mas swimming
team has pair OF meets facing
Loyola University at 8 pm at
Patton Pool Wednesday. and then
travelling TO Cincinnati, Ohio, to
meet the University OF Cincin-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12

Lei ali OF us pray for Dwight
- Eisenhower, the President OF
me United States, for Dwight d.
eisenhower. the President OF the
united States, prayed for US. And
/ mink it's only fair, for all Of
Jus TO pray for him.
Your friendly friend.
am 100 per cent Republican
y my own expense.
nEv, SAUL d. ARMSTRONG
rASIoh OF THE UNIVERSAL
UNITED CHRISTIAN
CHURCH OF GOD
h2.le Z. Bsfhuns "a.
Detroit 4. Mich.
Phone Tn. 2-7s7s
Paid Advertising)
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Elder Schwartz Cites
Changes In so Years

4 Samuel T. Schwartz, who re-
Gently was succeeded as presi-
ldent by his 32-year-old son.
Charles, said the new stores de-
lsign has been based on "a vast
change in merchandising con-
cepts over the last half century. "
THE change can be explained
lin two words-quality and edu-
cation. said Mr.. Schwartz. TO
days buyer is quality conscious.
He knows much moreabout what
Ihe's buying than did his grand
father. Education, improved
communications and promotion
lare responsible for this.
I'm the old days. when Seventh
street was the buying center for
1.-THE carriage trade, the jeweler
displayed en- masse. exhibiting
almost his entire stock in his
window" he added.
"He reached into the window
| to sell his merchandise then
because the customer today has
Ia much better idea Of what he
wants and what is available, the
jeweler provides only a faii
sampling Of his stock in window
display. featuring for the most
part topical items"
Evening star., 1955-11-27
By DONALD B. HADLEY

The new store of Charles
Schwartz & Son. which opens
tomorrow at 1311-13 F street
NV, illustrates how far jewellers
have come since the days wher
they kept most of their stock ir
the windows.
Comprising four floors of the
building formerly occupied by
Harris 81 Ewing and modernizeC
lat q cost of $125.000, the new
store will be the 67-year-olc
firms fourth in the Washington
area.
Only the first floor, featuring
displays Of diamonds and fashion
ljewelry. win open tomorrow. Ths
three remaining floors win oper
latter January when the COM
Ipany's present stores at 1905 7
lstreet NV. and 708 Seventh
street NV, will close.
| Their operations viii be con-
lsolidated in the new building
which has one-third more sale.
,lspace than now Is available ir
1.-THE two downtown stores. The
firm also has a Silver Spring
(Md.) store.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
DIVIDENDS

NEw YORK. Nov, 20 W.-Dividsnas
Evening star., 1955-11-27
ID. C. Delegation Attends
Florida IBA Meeting

/ Washington is well represented
at the 44th annual convention
lof the Investment Bankers As
sociation Of America. which
"opens today at Hollywood, Fla,
and will continue through FRI
lday.
1 Heading the delegation from
there is Wilfred L. Goodwin, jr..
partner of Goodwin g. Olds. who
lis completing q term as chair
imam Of the IBA's Southeastern
Group. Other members Of the
lgroup include:
Harvey B. Gram, jr., and
James H. Lemon, Johnston.
Lemon & Co.; William Mackall
and Tom Anglin. Mackall g. Coe;
MAX Hewitt, Jones. Kreeger d
Hewitt, and Arthur Friend. Fol-
/ ger, Nolan-W. B. Hihbs & Co.
Appointment of Mr.. Friend as
q member of the IBA's important
Municipal Committee for 1856
was announced yesterday. He
lis vice president and manager OF
the municipal department OF
Folger. Nolan.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Consumer Loans Helping
Banks Public Relations


More and more Of the Nations
$4,000 banks are entering the
consumer credit field and as
result their relations with the
public have improved sharply
reported Charles M. Marstellel
of Silver Spring. assistant vice
president Of Suburban Trust Co.
at recent special meeting oi
the Maryland Bankers Associa-
ton.
AS chairman of the associa-
tons consumer credit commit.
tee. Mr.. Marsteller reported thai
linstallment lending has given the
banks the opportunity to heir
develop large-scale production
and distribution Of consumer
durable goods.
This mass production Is the
life blood of our present eco
nomic system. It also has taught
banks that our business is people
Our merchandise is money. Al
Ia result banks have become de-
partment stores Of finance. sell.
ing themselves and new services
Ito their newly found customers
This knowledge has humanized
banks and today the public ha,
10 much more favorable attitude
toward banks and all their serv-
ices"
Directly or indirectly. banks
now are financing about three
Ififths Of the $26 billion Of In.
stallment credit now outstand.
ing, he said.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Laurel 10 Get
Second Bank

A charter has been issued for
a second bank at Laurel. Nd. to
be known as the State Bank OF
Laurel. and an organizational
meeting will be held at 2 pm
Tuesday. 1t was learned yester-
day.
According to the charter. ap-
proved by the Maryland State
Bank Commission, incorporation
of the proposed institution In
clude:
Ernest N. Cory. jr.: Charles
ID. HURT, Hiram ]. Soper. Henry
M. Scott. Leo ]. Ryan. Russell
w. Beall and DR.. Bryant p.
Warren, all Of Laurel: James M
Carr, University Park; George
Hurst, Burtonsville: James j
IBnchheister, Upper Marlboro:
Kingdom Gould 0f Laurel
Howard County: Isadore Gu.
delksy. Silver Spring: Bernard
Polan. Baltimore; r. Bowie Add.
son. Bowie.
The incorporators' plans cal
for 10000 shares Of $40 pc
capital stock to be offered foi
subscription at q minimum oI
I$l6 q share. This would provide
100000 Of capital stock. {
100000 surplus and $4,000 oi
undivided profits. To broader
distribution, subscriptions would
be limited to 5 per cent or 1,00t
shares for any one family.
The Citizens National Bank
Of Laurel, with $10.699. 900 Of
assets. has served the COM
munity since 1890 and Is the
Oldest bank in Prince Georges
County. w. M. Cole is president,
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Inersased
Evening star., 1955-11-27
District Traffic Holds
4.3 Pet. Above 1854

Vehicular traffic at key points
in the District In October was 4.3
per cent above a year earlier and
1888 per cent ahead Of the same
month in prewar 1941.
This was indicated. by counts
lat 24-hour weekday counts in
1.-THE month, the Department Of
Highways reported yesterday.
Traffic over four Potomac
River bridges was 2.5 per cent
above q year earlier and S7.2 per
cent ahead Of 194l. The load on
-four Anacostia River bridges was
I4.6 per cent above a year earlier
and 1889 per cent greater than
was carried by three bridges ex-
listing In October. i94l.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Schwartz Store illustrates
Changes in JeweIry Trade
Cn Wash-

manager Of the Hecht Co. Wash
Iington area stores, yesterday.
Jehn S. Daniels has been ap-
pointed vice president Of Hot
Shoppes, Inc. He viii be In
charge Of merchandising, manu-
featuring and purchasing func-
tons.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Quarterly Dividend Voted
Nv GEICO Directors

Directors Of Government EN-
ployees Insurance Co. have de-
clared a regular quarterly divi-
dend of 80 cents q share on cap
lital stock, President Leo Good
win announced yesterday.
The new dividend win be paid
December % to holders Of record
December 8.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Davidow Is Optimistic
On Christmas Prospects

II the trend of business the
day after Thanksgiving is any
indicator. department stores will
have their greatest Christmas
season in their history. predict
led Harry NJ. Davidow, execu-
tive vice president and general
Evening star., 1955-11-27
new YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEKLY SUMMARY

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1855
aslh lsss Hsv ssfss sas zaa asA Lz clos. & sS
Evening star., 1955-02-20
'Snowbnds' Find Skiing Fun Below Moson-Dmon Line
Washington Ski Club Sponsoring
Carnival IN Davis, West Virginia

A SKI CARNIVAL, believed the first ever
held south of the Moson-Dixon line, is in
full swing this week end on the snow-covered
slopes Of Davis, w. Va. Scores Of 'schuss-boomers'
and SNOW bunnies' from Washington will COM
pete for prizes in todoys Masquerade on Skis.
Earlier this morning priest came over from
Thomas, w. Va, to conduct blessine-of-the-
skis ceremony. Billed during this four-doy week
end, which is sponsored by Woshnetons Ski
Club, are races, hoyrides and ice skating plus the
premiere Of the clubs own ski movie. HiehIieht
Of the winter carnival, which ends Tuesday, was
toss-nieht's gala 'Sno-BoII.'
For four years now the local ski club has
invaded the Davis farm property Of Mr. and Mrs.
Hob Mouzy on week ends. Hob and lrene's farm
house serves as wormup hut and hosPitol Skis
ore woxed in the coal shed. The side of the barn
converts into q handy bulletin board, Hob even
operates one of the tows It's wonderfuI-olI
these people in big boots and thick sweaters
some Of them from embassies in Washington
soys Mrs. Mouzy. Sometimes New York license
plates ore spotted in the line Of skroeked cars in
front Of their house. Woshington's club boasts
400 snowbirds, including members from Austria,
Switzerland, Nor~oy, Sweden and Conodo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Yumin Sentenced
In Hired SIuyinq

NEW YORK, Dec. IA (P.-
Martin Yamin, former Baltimore
police magistrate. got a seH-
tenjce of 20 years to life yester-
day for a Brooklyn Staying in
which he hired the killer.
1t was the minimum which
could be assessed. Although
Kings County Judge George
Joyce said he deserved no mercy
Yamin apparently got the lowest
term because he entered plea
Of guilty to a second degree
murder charge.
Yamin was permitted to enter
the plea after his trial on q
first-degree murder charge had
proceeded briefly.
Judge Joyce set the penalty
for Yamin in the February Is
nlling of Joseph Aronowitz.
The State claimed that Yamin
had engineered an attempted
policy bank holdup 10 Baltimore
by Aronowitz and two other men
and then, fearful that Aronowits
would testify against him, had
Aronowitz slain.
The actual killer of Aronowitz
was tabled as August Robes,
who was shot to death by New
York police a few days later.
With time off for good behavior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Toto War Criminal
Free After 10 Years

TOKYO, Dec. IA (P.-Naoki
Hoshino,. convicted by an inter-
national military court as one of
.Japan's IS major war criminals
and sentenced to life imprison-
ment, has been freed from Su-
gamo Prison after serving 10
years.
Hoshino was Chief Secretary
of the wartime TOTO government
and General Affairs Chief of the
former Manchuko (Manchuria)
Ipuppet government.
Twenty-one other Glass A war
criminals have been paroled or
died since the war.
Two more will be released to-
morrow. They are the former
Marquis Koichi KIDD. wartime
lord keeper of the privy seal, and
Hiroshi Oshima, wartime Am
ibasSador to Nazi Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

districts are far from finished.
In another talk, expanded
efforts by businessmen to sell
residents on the benefits of
downtown shopping were urged
yesterday by Oscar I. Dodek,
C h airman of Washington's
Downtown Park g. Shop. Inc"
At the same time officials an
nounced the six winners of a
recent Park & Shop essay con-
test, in which 10000 entrants
completed the sentence, Il like
to shop downtown because :"
Prizes Are Awarded
Three first-place winners of
1856 Ford automobiles were Mrs.
Kenneth Simpson, 5212 Manning
place NV: Mrs. Major T. Mar
tin, 5525 North Fairfax drive
Arlington, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Bullion. 4232 Military road NV.
Second-prize winners of
"Thunderbird Jr." battery-pow-
cred cars for children were Mrs.
T. B. Crigler, 1929 South Thirty,
second street, Arlington; Mrs,
N. D. Kraft, $500 @ street NV
and Ralph S. Hisle. jr., 45l5 DAY.
export street NV.
The winners picked up their
prizes at a parking lot near the
hotel after the luncheon.
Under the park and-Shop pro-
gram, a Joint enterprise of mer-
chants and parking operators,
free parking is provided for Gus
toners of downtown shops and
stores.
Example of Cooperation
Mr.. Dodek said the program
has proved to be a magnificent
example of people working with
people for a common good He
said it shows that businessmen
recognize the need for a posi-
tive program of action to ac-
quaint and re-acquaint the many
Yamin could be released from
New York's Sing Sing Prison in
IL years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
zeckendorf Sees Cities
Recopturing Suburbonite

William Zeckendorf, the New
York builder who wants to
handle Washington's Southwest
redevelopment. believes cities of
tomorrow will have no trouble
recapturing residents from the
suburbs.
Mr.. zeckendorf expressed this
belief at a luncheon meeting of
the Washington Advertising Club
yesterday. after the club cited
him with an achievement award
for his interest in renewing
urban areas.
Addressing officials of Wash
ington's Downtown Park and
Shop" plan, who also were hon.
ored, Mr.. Zeckendorf said de-
Capitalization of cities is mot
just a threat but a great oppor-
tunity."
Reverse Pressure
He said a tremendous pressure
already exists among some sub
urbanites to get back into the
city-if cities can meet their
needs.
The pressure, he said, comes
from the most important buy
ing group in the country"
couples over 40 years of age who
moved to the suburbs when they
had young children but who now
would rather have smaller town
houses nearer their work, the
aters and other city life.
The New Yorker commended de-
Capitalization has brought many
problems. Many businesses which
have moved out" he said, have
discovered it to be a mixed
blessing.
Vitality in Cities
"The real vitality of business.
he said, lis in the cities. Only
cities can offer the real spirit
of competition and exchange of
ideas. I assure you downtown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Thousands of families in our city
Of the benefits and reasons
for coming to downtown WASH
Iington."
Mr.. Dodek told Mr.. Zechen-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

|dorf downtown businessmen are
ready to serve and service any
part of your marvellous and long
needed original redevelopment
plan"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

District voter registration is
under way. Have you quail
fled to vote in the elections
May /? Registration head
quarters are ON the ground
floor of the District Building.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Predobjava odsjeka 354

COkeburg, Pa. - Odsjek
broj 354 i njegovo gniiezdo
Pomlatka broj 122 H. B. z.
priredjuiu koncertni program
ma Majcin Dan u nedjelju, 8.
maja o. g., u pocast 4O-go-
disnjice opstanka Pomlatka
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Koncert &c sc odrzati u Hr.
vatskom Domu ma Victor St.,
a program &c poceti tocno u
4 sata poslije podne, ma ko.
.iem ce ucestvovati pokraj ma
Sc Kolo grupe j pjevacki zbor
"Strossmaver" IL oung S.
town, O., Kolo Aces IL Cleve-
land, Ohio, govornici il gl
ureda H.B.Z. Ia vrijeme pro-
grama j "a Piles u vecer &c
svirati dobro poznati i popu.
larni tamburaski zbor "Slo.
boda' iz East Pittsburgha.
U buducim brojevima Ia.
iednicara" cemo wise o ovo.
pripremi opisati, pax ovime
molimo nase susjedne odsje.
ke da tai dan ne prirediuju
svoje zabave iii bilo kakve
priredbe.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04

Gary, Ind. - Odsjek "Hr-
vatski Sinovi br. 10 H.B.Z.
ovime objavljuje, da cemo OBJ
drzati mas prvi ovogodisnji j
piknik sada u nedjelju dana
8. maja, ma dobro poznatom
mjestu Buncic farmi. Toga
radi umoljava Sc clanstvo ma
seq odsjeka, te ostali narod
il mjesta okolice, da svo-
JONI i svojih prijatelja pri-
sutnoscu uvelica mas drus-
tveni piknik, te da sprovede-
mo tai dan u lijepoj i cistoj
proljetnoj prirodi uz zagrizak
vruce ma raznju pecene jamie
tine, onakove kako to znade
samo Buncic da uredi. Pored
toga bit &c u izobilju svega
vec po nasem starom obicaj ju
a prisutne &c zabavljati nasi
tamburaSi.
Piknik pocima u 10 sati u
jutro, a pecene janjetine biti
&c u izobilju "a sve prisutne
cd podne do konca piknika.
Ia dobar docek uctivu po.
slugu jamci vam uprava cd.
sjeka.
Ivan Bujan, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
VeIiki koncert IS. maja
Biti te U CIairfonu

Clarion, Pa. - u nedjelju
u Z sati u vecer IS. maja 1855
u nasem mjestu zajednicari
priredjuju lijepi koncert ma
kojem &c istupiti nasa nova
- Pittsburgh All University
Tamburitza i mas popularni
jugoslavenski pjevac u Anne
rici - Edo Ljubic.
Koncert priredjuju clair.
tonski odsjeci Hrvatske Brat.
ske Zajednice u Hrvatskom
Domu ma 241 Maple Ave-,
Clarion, Pa.
Mas popularni rodoljub Edo
sada &c da po drugi put do.
die u oval mas kraj IL daleke
California i istupiti &c ma
mnogim koncertima sa nasom
omladinom, koja je formirala
Tamburicu sa skoro svih
univerza zapadne Pennsylva.
nije. Nova Tamburica je pod
vodstvom tamburaskog maj
stora, originalnog zacetnika
i organizatora priznatih jaw
nih nastupa 11ase omladine sa
piesmom i muzikom nasega
staroga rodnoga kraja -
Mate l.. Gouzej.
Molimo bracu i sestre "a
jednicare kao ostale nase
zemljake u ovoi okolici, da b
tn vecer ostavili slobodnom
j dosli u mas dom u Z sati u.
vecer ma koncerat nasih mia.
din umjetnika sa Edom Lubi.
Gem.
Katarina Gugic, perovodja
odsjeka 248 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Predobjava zabave

Euclid, o. - Drustvo "Ju-
tarnja Fora, odsjek br. 337
H.B.Z. sa svojim Pomlatkom
Kolo Kids, cini velike pripre-
me "a veliku jesensku zaba-
WI, koja ce Sc odrzati ma 16.
oktobra owe godine, u Slo-
venskom Narodnom Domu ma
6409 st. Clair Avenue, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Upraviteljica a isto i uci-
teliica Kolo Kids, Jean (Ro-
bich) Russ obecaie, da &c pri-
rediti "a djecu Kolo plesova
tai dan, kakovih mas narod
jos nije vidio u Clevelandu.
Stoga Sc mole svi nasi brat
ski odsjeci ostala drustva
u Clevelandu okolici, da o.
vaj dan imaju ma umu i da
ma istoga ne priredjuju svo-
-jih zabava, tako da ne stete
sebi mama.
James RObich, predsi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Predobjava piknika

Euclid, Ohio - Odsjek 337
H.B.Z. ovime dale do znanja
nasem narodu Clevelanda
oko1ice, da &c odrzati svoj
ovogodisnji piknik ma 26. ju-
ma, ma Kraincic farmi u Will
lougby, Ohio. Stoga molimo
sve bratske odsjeke i ostala
drustva, da Cd svoje strane
toga dana ne priredjuju pix
nika iii bilo kakvih prireda-
ba, jer time bi stetili sebi
mama.
Ma pikniku &c biti dovolj-
no vruce ma raznju pecene
janjetine, koje cete moci
kuci ponijeti. Ma istom &c
vas zabavljati mas glazbenik,
Franjo Muza i njegov tam
buraski zbor "Plavi Dunav",
te Kolo Kids Cd naseg gnijez-
da Pomlatka broj 373 HBZ.
Nemojte zaboraviti 26. ju-
ma, nego svi ma mas piknik
dobro nam dosli!
James Robich, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
cR0ATIAN CENTER INA
SLUEDECE NASE P|kNIKE

20. maja - nedjelja, open
House Ujedinjeni Odsjeci H,
B. Zajednice.
5. juna - nedjelja, zajed-
nicki odsjek broj 2 HKZ
odsjek Al HBZ IL Millvale, Pa
19. juna - treca nedjelja
zajednicki Americko Hrvatski
Radio Satovi - Vinski-Bra.j.
die, jubilarna proslava.
26. juna - cetvrta medic.
liza, odsjek br. /, North Side
Pittsburgh.
16. julia - trecu subotu
jedna organizacija po naruc'
bi brata Frketica.
II. julia - treca nedjelja
ujedinjeni odsjeci Slovensk
broj 64 KSKJ; broj 4 HBz
i broj 35 HKZ.
21. augusta - treca nedje
liza, Organizacija HISS u Pitts
burghu.
Nicholas ]. Spudich, clar
odsjeka broj 234 izabran zs
Upravitelja Croatian Centra
Telefon: Millvale 1902. Ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
OPEN HOUSE UNITED LODGES HBz
PRW P|kN|K u CR0ATIAk CENTER

Pittsburgh, Pa - Ma 49, maja petu nedjelju toga nje
Zapadne Pennsylvania Ujedinjen Odseci Hrvatske
Bratske Zaednice odrzavau prvu svoju prosla hrva
skom narodnom Parku - Croatian Center - Open House
otvoreno Posebno pozivlje predstavnike od
bornke nash drustava odseka da upoznaju sa ovon
hrvaskom narodnom ustanovom. Svakom e uaz sobodan
bezplatan svaki dobro dosao
Park je otvoren cd utra citavi dan vece Nasa e ze
liza, da mas svijet upozna ovm svom narodnim Par
ko er to e svona ctavog naseg naroda ne pojedinaca
Toga dana prredjujemo dolcan docek bratsku podvor
bu promicanje braske lubavi medju nasim sijeton
uopce.
Ovo je prv mas pknk ovog proljeca Pittsburghu
okoic pax cemo prred svjezu mladu anetinu "a nast
goste bt &c druge okrepe svakom dosta Gose ce "a
bavlati nasm ljepim melodijama taburicu pjesma
poznata Balkan Serenaders Tamburca Orkestrs
Trafforda Imademo jepu pesnu dvoranu pax &c sval
moci da pese nasa kola poskocnce kao drge plesove
slucaju kise, svejedno ce Sc piknik odrzavat, je
imamo zgodu takov sucaj nase zgrade dvoranu gdj
ce svijet moci smjestt ugodno zabavljati
Upoznajte se brace sestre svojim - Croatiar
Centrom nedjelju 49, maa 1855. - Philip Vukech, tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
zabava odsjeka S72

Des MOines, Iowa. - Dru-
stvo"Wild Rose, odsjek broj
872 HBZ. priredjuje plesnu
zabavu, koja &c Sc odrzati u
subotu Z. maia 1855, u High
land Park America Legion,
3712-2nd Ave, Des Moines,
Iowa.
Pies &c poceti u 8 sati u ve-
Ger trajati do pol noci, a "a
istog ce svirati vrlo popular
ma Viking Accordion Band IL
Albert Lea, MINI.
Pozivljemo sve clanove e
HBZ. i prijatelje mjesta O.
kolice da mas posjete u sto
vecem broju ma ovoj nasoj
proljetnoj zabavi, da Sc ma is
toj svi skupa pozabavimo
proveselimo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Sjednica odsjeka 21Oi
Prikaz fiIma zaiednice

Chisholm, MINI. - Pozivlie
Sc sve clanove drustva "Slava
Bogu", odsjeka broj 21O
HBZ. da dodju ma vaznu sjed-
nicu, koja &c sc odrzavati u
nedjelju, s. maja 1866, u
Slovenskom NarOdnom Domu
ma 210 West Lake Street,
Chisholm, MINI.
Sjednica &c poceti tocno u
| sat poslije podne, ma kojoj
cemo imati vrlo vaznih poslo-
va "a rijesavati, kao i noml-
nirati Delegate "a dolazecu
devetu konvenciju HBZ.
Poslije nase sjednice, tocno
u $3.50 sati poslije podne, pri-
kazati cemo lijepi film u boia.
ma: "Ovo je Vasa Hrvatska
Bratska Zajednica". vi ste
svi mnogo Gull / citali O ovom
filmu nase Zajednice, pax
vjerujem da &c vas sve inte-
resirati da ga osobno vidite.
Stoga pozivljemo sve nase
clanove, kao i ostale prijate-
lie, da dodju pogledati oval
lijepi i krasni film nase diGne
i plemenite ustanove, nase
Hrvatske Bratske Zaiednice.
Takodjer ovime zelim opo-
menuti nase clanove, da &c
nase odsjecne sjednice keoz
ljetnu sezonu, pocam od mje.
SEGA maja pa do septer,t;ra,
pocimati u 1 sat poslije pod
ne.
Svi clanovi neka dodju ma
sjednicu, a clarovi i prijatelji
neka dodju vi,lieti film nase
zajednice!
Mary OgnanOvich. tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Pro|jetna zabava
0dsjeka broj 514

Canton, o. - Odsjek 514
H.B.Z. priredjuje lijepu pro-
| ljetnu zabavu u subotu We
Ger, 21. maja 1866, u Ame-
rican Croatian Home ma 2543
Winfield Way, N. E.
Ia pies i ugodnu zabavu
svirati &c popularna orkestra
Joe Stevens, IL Alliance, Ohio.
Pored plesa i zabave biti &c
raznih ukusnih zagrizaka
svega ostalog, sto cini zabavu
veselom razonodom.
Nase odsjecno clanstvo kao
i mas ostali hrvatski ! slaven-
ski narodi il mjesta i okolice
Sc ovime najuljudnije poziva
ma ovu nasu pripremu. ma ko-
joj cemo sc zajednicki pro-
veseliti.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Ia priredjivacki odbor,
Theresa Marich, izvj.