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Evening star., 1955-02-03
Press Club Faces Issue Of Admitting First Negro;
Closely Contested Vote Tomorrow Is Predicted

Mr.. Lautier singled out Mr..
Durno and Mr.. Greene as leaders
of the opposition and ascribed
racial motives.
Asked for comment. Mr.. Durno
said he felt Mr.. Lautier was
trying to shoot his way into the
press club by attacking me and
Jerry Greene" He said he felt
particularly keen about Mr.. Lau-
tiers allusion to the colored sub
scribers who read newspapers for
which he and Mr.. Greene write.
"He could have picked out
many others more active in op-
posing him. but he has accused
me of being 30-year-old Zoe
of equality" Mr.. Durno said.
Part-time Newsman.
At the time Mr.. Lautier'S name
was put up for the White House
Correspondents Association 80
years ago, Mr.. Lautier was a
stenographer in the Justice De-
partment doing part-time news
paper work. He was turned
down for membership at that
time because he did not meet
qualifications of the association,
Mr.. Durno said.
MIR Lautier told The Star he
was SO employed in those days.
but felt qualifications for mem
bership in the association were
not so stringent then and he
should have been admitted. Mr..
Durno said the same rules ap-
piled then as do today.
Mr.. Greene did not wish to
comment on Mr.. Lautier's col
umn.
Friends of Mr.. Greene at the
club said there were many more
active opponents to Mr.. Lautier
than he. that Mr.. Greene had
made no effort to solicit votes
against the applicant.
They said Mr.. Greene was one
of the members who felt Mr.
Lautier'S application had beer
forced through the membership
committee and the oard of Gov
ernors in an irregular manner
Mr.. Lautier told The Star thai
the decision to apply for mem
bership was his alone, that HI
had gone it alone since withou
the advice or guidance of an!
organization. He said he hat
been mulling the matter owe,
for several years and that las
year the inability to hear Prem
ier Mendes-France speak at tn
press club had prompted him t,
move for application.
Press club members said ther
was no rule barring nonmem
bers of the male working pres
from attending speeches such a
Mr.. Mendes-France's.
Some club members asserte,
Evening star., 1955-02-03

% The belief in some circles
that Mr.. Lautier's application
was a pressured, ''put-up" job.
ca the possible social and eco
nomic repercussions and CD dis
approval of the applicants man.
ner of publicizing the contro-
verSy.
Many observers believe the
third point may prove a pivotal
one in the campaign.
In the Press Club bar are
displayed two columns written by
Mr. Lautier for circulation to
his Atlanta newspaper and any
of the 80 member newspapers
of the National Negro Press
wishing to carry it.
Opponents of Mr.. Lautier feel
that any applicant who publicly
discusses his case while 1t is
pending is acting in poor taste.
What disturbs them more is a
personal attack by Mr.. Lautier
on two press club members.
Some Votes Lost.
Those who are counting anti
Lautier noses say the attacks
have cost Mr.. Lautier the votes
of many members who formerly
had declared for him. Mr.. Lau-
tier himself says he has received
mixed reactions from his col
umnS.
Asked why he had chosen to
air his application publicly, Mr..
Lautier replied:
There have been many mis-
representations made about my
application, and I sought to
state the facts. I also wanted to
show that got along with news
paper people"
Mr.. Lautier's first column. ap-
pearing in the Washington Afro
American January 18, brought
out the fact that while "the color
barrier is down" in much of
Washington, "there is no hotter
issue here than the question OF
whether a colored Am erican shall
be granted membership in the
National Press Club"
Y Mr.. Lautier went on to ex-
plain how he solicited the spon-
sorship of three members and got
the support of Columnists Drew
Pearson and Marquis Childs and
Lee Nichols of hesUnited Press
He concluded the dissertation
with the statement that some
members of the club had pro-
posed a revision of the bylaws
to make it possible for 10 mem
bers to blackball an applicant
for membership without giving
any reason for their objection
The second column discussing
the case appeared in the Afro
American a week later under the
subhead: ''Durno an old foe o
equality" 1t began:
Opposition of George Durns
; of the international News Serv'
ice, which services Severa
, colored newspapers, to my ad'
mission to membership in th'
! National Press Club is under
, standable, but not that of Jerr!
Greene Of the New York Dali!
News, which has large Harlem
, Ecireulation." Il
Mr.. 1autier called MI. Durn'
, an old foe who had turned hin
down for membership, in TIL
White House Correspondents As
= sociation during the Coolidg
!: administration. r., o.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Membership Bullot
Is Unprecedented
In 47-Yeur History
By Hermon r. Schoden

The National Press Club will
vote tomorrow to determine
whether a Negro shall be ad-
mitted to membership for the
first time.
In a membership referendum
action, unprecedented in the
clubs 47-year-history. a secret
ballot will be taken on this
question:
'"The Board Of Governors has
tentatively approved for men,
bership Louis r. Lautier OF the
Atlanta Daily World and Ma
tional Negro Press Association.
Do you favor his final election?
Yes. No."
Mr.. Lautier, first Negro ad-
mitted to the White House Cor
respondents Association and la
ter the Senate Press Gallery, filed
his formal application with the
press club January 6.
Since then, the big club build
ing at Fourteenth and F streets
NV. has buzZed with converse
ton. a series of political maneu-
vers leading up to the referen-
dunn, and vigorous campaigning
for and against the candidate.
Some of those most active pre-
dict a record voting turnout Of
600 or more, and both sides are
forecasting a close decision. The
polls in the press club lounge
open at 10 am. and close at
8p.m.
About two-thirds Of the clubs
Board of Governors, who have
constitutional final say-so on a
new members approval, have
agreed to abide by the wishes
expressed by the referendum.
Thus for the first time in the
clubs history. the entire mem
bership is in effect voting to
admit or to bar a new member
Mr.. Lautier, Sc, native OF New
Iberia, La, and a Washington
resident since 1921, now seems
a little dazed about the whole
thing.
"I hear people say I've created
a furor," he says. But I don't
understand 1t. I'm not con-
cerned with carrying on a cru
sade. My only reason for asking
membership is to have access
to the noted speakers who appear
at the club. am interested only
for professional reasons.
IT want to get away from the
idea that I've conducted a cam
paign. I haven't asked for
single vote, and I've tried to gc
about this as quietly as I could.
Has Many Friends.
Those in Mr.. Lautier'S corner
have supported him as a mar
who has won many friends
among the Washington newspa'
per corps. has acquitted himsel
we'll in his profession and ha
an excellent personal reputation
Others have championed hin
because they classify the clul
as a professional, rather thai
social club. Still others argu
his case on the ground of demo
cratic principles. -
Opponents base their convic
tions on three general premises
Evening star., 1955-02-03

that membership committeeman
and governors were sounded out
in advance Of Mr.. Lautier's filing
of application and assurance was
given of enough votes for his
approval.
The application was turned
in at the press club by Mr.. Lau-
tier personally. Mr.. Lautier said
this had been suggested by Lewis
Shollenberger, chairman Of the
Membership Committee. to en-
able the committee to act on the
application at its regular meeting
Friday, January Z.
Opponents Of Mr.. Lautier say
he selected a time to force the
application through lame
duck" committee and board a
few days before they would be
replaced by newly elected bodies.
Explains Delay.
Mr.. Lautier said he first ap-
preached Drew Pearson as his
sponsor last May. but that Mr..
Pearson was too busy, or was
out of the country, and the
application was not Immediately
pressed.
On the day before Mr.. Lautier
filed application, some members
learned it was coming and be-
gan circulating a petition Tor
a referendum to alter the by
laws. The amendment would
make it no longer necessary for
10 members to assign reason
able cause" to override the
Board of Governors approval
of any member.
Proponents of the measure
later said they had no idea OF
pressing for it's adoption, but
merely wished to use it as
device to gain the floor at a
general membership meeting
January 21.
After Mr.. Lautier was ap-
proved by both the membership
committee and the Board OF
Governors, club peacemakerS be-
lieved steps should be taken tt
prevent bitter debate at the gen.
eral meeting.
Six members, three represent
ing each side of the controversy
met informally on January Il
and worked out the compromist
in the form of the referendum
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
D. SHARON DoRAN

How would you like TO earn
LOADS or money?
Sweeping the entire country
are some OF the most amazing
business ventures ever pro-
duced-by teen aeersI Over
81 million has been spent IN
the past year on this new
teen age organization called
Junior Achievement, which IS
Ike q Al club IN business.
According TO Mr.. Murray
Kelly. the Philadelphia repre-
sentative Of ia. there are over
5000 Junior Achievement COM
panies IN l25 major cities OF
the United States; there IS also
one IN vancouver, British Co
lumDia, ana N Helslnki, FIN
land. international, you see.
But ! guess you want to
know about the money making.
part! It really is the neatest
thing I've ever heard of First
OF all. Q man in each section
OF the country. such as Mr..
Murray IN Philadelphia, ac-
cepts applications for member
ship In JAi 1000 teens have
applied already In Phillyl Next
the teens form companies,
under the guidance Of an
aoult, VINO = Q businessman
IN the community.
In these companies, the
teen-agers choose q president,
and board Of directors. The
next step Is to find businesses
In the city to sponsor them:
this Is easy. as they do all other
organizations such as Scouts,
YMCA and YWCA groups. The
biggest step of all is producing
o goods and selling it. having
sold shares Of your company's
stock at so cents a share!
THEN. you move into big BUSH
ness, and hopefully. big money.
The teen-agers meet for two
hours a week. it's coeducation-
al, and you've got to be at least
15-years-old. There are no
dues, and If you miss three
meetings, you're dropped from
the company. At night. from
TO you work on your product.
Evening star., 1955-10-07

group at the Bethesda Y-Cot-
tage in Chevy Chase will stage
a Wild West Night! There's
going to be a chuck wagon
supper, pardnuh. so you best
hustle out on Ole Paint. and
take in some of the Western
entertainment they've planned.
Now don't miss this tomorrow
night, 1t will only be proof
that the West is the besti
y 4
Did you know that there are
23.740 public high schools in
the United States. and also,
according to the Office Of Edu-
cation, there are 3,220 private
high schools? q. Listen to
new artist, Dick Roman who
sounds better than Eddie
Fisher with How Many
Others"
See you next Friday!
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Learn the LunuucoeI

Service families preparing
for tours Of duty overseas may
be interested In signing up for
courses in conversational
French. German, and Spanish
offered by the Arlington
County Department of Rec
reation and Parks at evening
centers In the county. Classes
are arranged for beginning.
intermediate, and advanced
conversationalists. and are
organized on an informal, so-
cial plan. For information re-
garding place and time Of
these classes, call jackson
1883 between 8 am. and 5
pm. Mondays through Fri.
days.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Knotty-Pine Problem
m n q Cnnifol Heinltf,

M. H. l.. Capitol Heights
] wonder II someone could
advise me on how to finish
ISa1otty Pine in q living room
so it will appear light and
CHEEKY. How is bleacfed
Knotty Pine obtained? We
plan to have one wall plas-
tered and painted. Thank
you.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
More CrdzY language
|Thot Is Lutest Thine

Now that cool school is all
hepped up tholy cowl9. here
is some crazy language to
throw around COR out). These
are the latest words used at the
Metro Area High Schools:
Watch 1t. daddy-o. you're
stepping on my suedes.' -.
Watch out. you're in my way.
Il told you last week this
would be some thingD
you're two-thirds past fab
ulous!" Simply GREAT.
Shaking your face !.
Laughing. Some riot. huh?
1.-THE exam has me bugged
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Suggestions. Anyone?
@. 2. H, Arlington

After SUMMING my wardrobe
trunk for many days. / find
that 1t still smells very musty.
Do any Of you conscientious
RICH friends have any sug-
gestions? We have 3 small
sons and are going to Frank
furt. Germany. with the Air
Force very soon: would like
any information that might
be helpful in knowing what to
take. understand houses on
base at Rhein Mein are fur
1lshed. Should / take my spinet
piano. TV. washing machine.
dryer. small electrical appli-
ailces, and what kind of cloth
ing? Possibly someone who
recently returned would send
her phone number into RICH
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Anxious for Advice

Il. W. c., HydELSUiIIe
Helpi Help! In my early
morning rush / left q wet
diaper on the children's bed
room floor. When ! finally no.
ticed 1t late in the afternoon.
Evening star., 1955-10-07

organization please let me
know. I think 1t would be
fabulous to start . Junior
Achievement company here.
and just think Of all the people
TO whom you could sen stock!
sour biggest trouble, !" Mr..
Murray said, ..is trying to get
rid of the teen-agers when they
are finished with their teens.
I have one boy, q sophomore
at the University Of Pennsyl-
vania. who didn't want to
leave because he was making
such good money. It's a
marvellous substitute for the
part-time jobp'
Evening star., 1955-10-07
TEEN SCENE
Junior Achievement Companies
Are Reul Money-Mukers

trimmed 1t with Formica to
match the kitchen drainboards
of formica. Right now. they're
selling at 50 eachi See. these
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"ZAJEDNICAR"
0dsjek br. "a sIavi svoju b3-godisnjicu
5 banketom proqramom dne 2b. juna

Anaconda, Mont = Drustvo "Sveti Petar Pavao" od-
sick bro 81 Hrvatske Bratske zaednce cn moguce
pripreme, da jedan ljep dosojn natin prosa 636u
godisnjcu svoga opstanka nedeu, 25. una godine
Proslava ce poceti sa svetom misom nasoj mjesnoj
crkv, II sat jutro, 1--WE mrtve clanove drus
tva pax e pozeno da sv canov Zaednice sto prsusvu
u Docm $50 vecer ce poceti velki banket koji ce
odrzati naso Drustvenoj Dvoran nakon vecere &c se
diti program Ia banket pozvani sv clanovi HBZ il
Anaconda okoce, kao ostali nas prijate, pax svi
oni mole ko ce doc da unapred regstrraju tako da
ravnati koliko &c in bit Mi pax nadamo da
dvorana ce tn vecer bt dosta veka pa ako e prcno
dosta prosrana er &c oval banket b uednjenje svh
Hrvata u Anaconda.
Buduc da je nase drustvo sare dvje godne nego sto
je nasa Zajednica cine mi ovdje ponosmo, te
odbor cni moguce prpreme da tn godnjcu to epse
dostojne prosavimo Soga pozvjemo nase clanove,
kao ostae clanove nase Zaednice il bza daleka tie pa
tee mjesta okolce, da sv odazovu svom prsustvom
uzvecau nasu proslavu. Najprje da prsustvuu
toj mis II sati jutro $50 sat u vecer da dodu
ma bogati banket program nasu Drustvenu Dvoranu,
gdje &c bti svi ijepo prmljen docekan.
Svi dobro dosli proslavu i do vidjenja 26.
luna! John HerbOlich ajnik.
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Poziv ma piknik

Farrell, Pa. - Ovime Sc
daje do znanja svemu nasem
narodu mjesta i okolice, da
ce m | a d i tamburaski zbor
"Sloga", skupa sa gnijezdom
Pomlatka br. 100 odsjekom
broj 1926 H.B.Z. odrzati pix
mix u nedjelju, 5. juna 1855,
ma CiccarOne's Grove, uz Far
rell City Park.
Pokraj glazbe i plesa biti
ce takodjer u izobilju S raz-
MIA pecene janjetine svako-
vrsnih okrepljujucih napita-
ka.
Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi ovih
organizacija, te clanovi brat
skin i drugih nasih organi-
zacija, kao j say mas narod
mjesta okolice, da mas po-
sjete ma ovom pikniku u sto
vecem broju, pa da Sc "a
jedno u vanjskoj prirodi, ma
svjezem zraku, u zelenoj su-
mici i mekanoj travici ugod.
no pozabavimo i proveselimo
Ia dobar docek i sve drugo
jamci mas zajednicki odbor,
koji vas unaprijed pozdrav.
liza i klice vam - svi nam
dobro doSli.
Joe Sever, izviestiteli
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Piknik odsjeka IS

Chicago, Ill. Drustvo
"Hrvatski Sinovi', odsjek Is
H.B.Z. priredjuje svoj piknik
u nedjelju. II. .juna 1865, u
White Eagle Grove, Lyons, Ill.
Pozivamo nasa brats k a
drustva klubove, te sve ma
Sc zemljake i elanove grada
Chicago i okolice, da mas lije-
po posjete. Ulaz slobodan. We
sela muzika &c lijepo zabav-
lJati u gradskoj sunni. Dodji-
te, biti &c pecene janjetine i
druge tecne okrepe. Dovedite
i mas pomladak, da Sc oni
provesele ma pikniku svojih
roditelja.
zdravo i do vidjenja ma
pikniku "Hrvatski Sinovi".
Jos. Gjundjek, perov.
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Poziv ma piknik

Gary, Ind. - Odsjek "Hr-
vatski Sinovi" br. ITO H.B.Z.
priredjuje svoj drugi ovo-
godisnji piknik u nedjelju da-
ma 5. juna, ma dobro pozna-
tom mjestu Buncic farmi. To-
ga radi poziva Sc clanstvo ma
seq odsjeka i ostali mas ma
rod IL mjesta i okolice da
svojom prisutnoscu uvelica
mas drustveni piknik, cd ko--
jeg cista debit namienjena je
u korist naseg odsjeka do
ma. Ma pikniku &c biti svega
u izobilju vec po nasem O.
bicaju, a ma raznju pecene
janjetine bit ce dosta "a sve
nase goste, pocam Cd podne
do kasno u noe.
Goste ce~ zabavljati nasi od-
licni i popularni tamburasi,
tie ce gosti imati priliku da
pored ostale razonode slusaiu
nasu lijepu hrvatsku pjesmu
i svirku. Ia dobru poslugu
prijateljski docek jamci yam
uprava - Odsjeka Donna.
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Pittsburghu ma svoem plSnku kojeg priredjuju
deju, 19. una godne Croatian Center basel Mill
vale Pa.
Ma ovom pikniku biti ce goste dovoljno raz
MIA pecene tecne vuce janjene raznih hadnih okjepu
juch naptaka. Ia zabavu pies svrati ce omladinc cd
"McKeesport Junior Tamburtzans" "Duquesne University
Tamburitzans' zborovi.
The Croatan Melodies brodkestuje svoj program pre-
ko Radio Stanice WHO'D utorkom, cetvrtkom subotom
145 PM (posje podne), nedjeju II AS AM. (prije
podne), programom upravljau Mark Vinski, Larry
Vinski William Vergot '"The Amercan-Croatian Radio
Hour brodkestue svo program preko Radio Stance WMC
McKeesportu svaku subotu Cd sos do 5:45, pro-
gramom upravljaju Tony Brajdic Michael Pavlic.
Mi, upravtelj hrvatskh radio programa koj pre-
ko rada donosmo nase hrvatske pesme gazbu nasrdac
nje pozvljemo nase slusateje Pittsburghu okos
MIN mjesma, da prigodom prosave 20-godisnjeg
opstanka Hrvatskog Radio Kuba sto vecem broju po
CASTLE svojom posetom nasem piknku nedjelu
19. juna Croatian Center basel Millvale, Pa.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Mark Vinsk Tony Brajdc
Upravitelji Radio Programa
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DoIazak djece il Djecjeg Donna H. B. Z

Toronto Ont, Can. - Odsjec broj $50, 832 961, 975
977 Hrvatske Bratske zajednce Toronto prreduju
jednick docek koncert zabavu pocast nasoj deci
z Djecjeg Donna Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce peak 10.
una 1855, Macedonskoj Dvoran 237 Sacvile Street
Pocetak 8 sat vecer.
Koncertni do programa zvodit ce djeca zabavni
ujedinen odsjec
Po prvi put hstor Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice do
aze nasa djeca posjete Dolaze svojm upravi-
eljem bratom sarcem da posee nego da nam
odrze edan koncer Pored koncerta dece, b &c druge
zabave. Jela plea izobiju stare made.
Dodje da vidite nasu djecu; da porazgovore Mi
da cd njih cujete tko kako Domu Hrvatske
Braske zajednce. Povede sobom svoe prijateje
bez obzra bill iii clanovi jednice Svi dobro
dosl! - Uaznna jedan dollar odrase, djeca pratt
nju rodelja bespatno. Ia dobru podvorbu docek po-
brnut &c Sc Zaiednicl TOrontOysh DDS eka HBZ
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vazna obiava "a Cleveland i ciieIi Ohio

Cleveland Ohio. - Ovme daje do znanja svima
MIN oganizaciama grada Clevelanda okolce, da &c
ovogodsnji Zajednicarsk ran koj posvecue 4Ogods
nici Pomlatka Hrvatske Bratske ajednice odrzat
djeu 4 septembra, Puras Spring Parku Pa apeira
nase organzace da cd svoje strane tai dan
priredjuju nikakove priredbe.
Isto dajemo do znanja pozvamo sve odsjeke H.BZ.
drzave Ohio da prdruze ovoj prosav zaberu devoku
naeca Kraljcu izbor Kraljce &c vrs ma pro-
sav 4Ogodisnjice Pomatka H. B. e. to prema uspjehu
prodanih srecaka tn svrhu.
Natjecaj Krajcu vodi ma prodavanju srecaka "a
1855 wodoor Chevrolet p prize; drug prize sto doara
U. S. Bond treci prize sto doara U. S. Bond.
Devojka, koja proda najvse srecaka ce dob nagradu
cd $4,000 bti ce progasena Kralica 4Ogodisnce Po-
mlatka HB.Z nagrada drugu djevojku &c bt $500;
trecu djevojku $4,000, drugih po $25.O0
Pravo najecaj imade svaka djevojka elanca gnez-
da iii odsjeka Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
Stoga apeliramo djevojke koje zee natecat,
da odah posalju siku, kojem odseku je clanica
me roditelja njezine aktvnosti odsjeku iii gnijezdu
skol te dan rodjenja slcno Sve gore nformacije po
salte tajnicu Odbora, Mrs Anna Rescc 19301 Rem
wood Avenue, Euclid 49, Ohio iii John Badovnac iii
East 214 Street. Euclid 23 Ohio.
Anna Rescc tajnica
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Predobjava odsjeka 2b1

Milwaukee, Wis. - Dru-
stvo milwaukee,, odsjek 261
HBZ. ovime obavjestava svo-
je clanstvo, kao i ostale "a
jednicare mas narod Milwau-
kee County, da &c mas odsjek
odrzati svoj godisnji piknik u
nedjelju, 12. juna 1855, u
Midway Parku ma Goth Fo-
rest Home Avenue.
Toga radi zabavni odbor
naseg odsjeka umoljava sve
svoje clanstvo, kao ostale
zajednicare mas narod Mil
waukee i okolice, da 81 vec
sada rezerviraju nedjelju r..
juna "a mas piknik, pa da tai
dan sprovedemo u lijepoj pro-
ljetnoj prirodi i bratskom "a
jednicarskom razgovoru We
seliu
Vec po starom obicaju ina
ii cemo u podne vruce s raz-
MIA pecene janjetine mlade
prasetine, te raznog svijezeg
napitka.
Frank Brisk
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IzIet odsjeka TT

Los Angeles, Calf. - Od-
sick broj 1T H.B.Z., koji je
na.jveci odsjek zapadno cd
Chicago, odrzati &c svoj 60
disnji izlet sa veoma bo-
gatim programom, ukusnom
hranom i hladnim picem. BIZ
ii &c veselja i raznog zanima-
MIA "a stare mlade Cd 10
sati u jutro pa do IL sati u
noci.
Tamburasi &c zabavljati pu-
bliku vani u basel, a cim O.
hladi oko 8 sati ma vecer mo-
derna popularna orchestra ce
svirati u dvorani do IL sati
u vecer. Umoljavamo cjelo-
kupno naSe clanstvo, kao o.
stale Jugoslavene JUNE Kali,
fornije, da mas posjete ova-
dan u nedjelju, 26. juna 1855
IL Hrvatskom Narodnom Sre.
distu ma 1925 So. Budlong
u Los Angelesu.
Svi nam dobro doSli, a zs
dobru zabavu jamci YAM Cd
Dor.
Mato kovacevic, predsj
Agnes Daniels, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
Piknik odsjeka 472

Akron, Ohio. - Drustvo
"Matija Gubec", odsjek 472
H.B.Z. odrzati &c svoj prvi
ovogodisnji piknik u nedje-
lju, 5. juna, u Wintergreen
Lodges, Route 261, Wooster
Avenue, Akron, Ohio.
Piknik pocima u 10 sati
prize. podne, a poslije podne
&c ma istom svirati dobro po-
znati i popularni tamburaski
zbor "Plavi Dunav', pod vod-
stvom Franje Muza IL Cleve-
land, Ohio. Cd podne pa do
kasno u vecer biti &c u izo-
bilju S raznja pecene JAMIE
tine i prasetine, kao razno-
vrsnog plea.
Stoga pozivljemo sve nase
clanove, kao i ostale prija-
telje mjesta i okolice, da mas
'posjete ma ovom nasem pr.
vom ovogodisnjem pikniku u
sto vecem broju, pa da Sc ma
istom uz vrucu pecenku, hlad-
no pice i milozvucnL tam
buricu u lijepoj hladovini u
godno pozabavimo proveseli-
mo.
NikOla Dizdar, tainik