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Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16
DAGsBORo
BY Mrs. Essie Hickman


The Christmas worship service
will be held in Bethel Methodist
Church on Sunday, December Is,
at IL a. m The Young Adults Of
ethel Methodist Church, who are
singing ON the Ronald James pro-
gram Tho gAt for the Week.
over TIE Salisbury TelevisiOn Sta
ion Thursday, December Is, at
i:15 p. m, will render special
Christmas selections at this ser
vice. There will also be a special
selection by the Junior Choir.
There will be a brief Christmas
sermon. A group of new members
will be received into the church.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend.
The Christmas worship service
will be held in Christ Methodist
Church, Sunday, December 18, at
II o'clock noon. There will be
special singing and a brief SER
mon. Everyone is cordially invit-
ed
The Christmas party for the
children Of Bethel Sunday School
will be held in the fire hall on
Wednesday, December 21. The
party for the children in the class
es of Mrs. McCabe, Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Brumbley and
MRS. Champion will be from 6:36
p. m to 500 .. m. Santa Claus
will make an appearance with
treat and presents for the children.
The party for the children in the
classes of Mrs. TimmOns, Mrs. Kir-
wan and Mr.. Vickers will be held
from 8 p m. to $3.50 p. m. There
will be presents and a treat for
those attending.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16
BRIDGEVILL.E
BY Mrs.
Keller HOch
Phone
BridgeYiIle 52S2

Mrs. Grace Steinmetz was hos
tess to the members of her bridge
club on Monday evening.
Walton Jones is a patient in the
NanticOke Memorial Hospital in
SeafoFd.
LOrain Brown spent the week
end with his parents in Medford,
N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tiddy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Reynolds at
tended the play "The Bad Seed"
at the Playhouse in Wilmington
on Saturday.
Guests of Mrs. Horace White on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
RaUghley of Rehoboth.
MIR. and Mrs. Ned Hearn Of Sea-
ford were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Myer on Wednesday.
Mrs. S. L. HOpperstead, Mrs.
Kenneth Baker and Stan Hopper
stead spent Tuesday in Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Newton
were in New York over the week
end.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16

Mr.. Evans from the Lighting
Company gave an interesting talk
at the Community Hall last night
-on how farmers can cut electric
bills. For those who missed it,
here's a short recap.
Don't try to light up the cob
webs in the rafters. Use a refec-
tor and a smaller bulk will prob
ably do the job. Too many farm
ers use naked bulbs that waste
500 Of the light.
Try using moveable protector
bulbs that beam light the way a
searchlight does. A couple Of
these "spots" win often give you
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16

Weber, Dover; Mrs. Edward Long,
Jr., Dover; Mrs. J. F. Camper, Har-
rington; Mrs. John. Walls. Har-
rington; Mrs. Earl Holleger, Mil
ford; Mrs. Alice Thompson, An
drewsvilIe; Mrs. Harlan f. Taylor,
AndreWsville; Mrs. Francis j.
Winkler, Harrington; Mrs. Marvin
Warner, Greenwood; Mrs. Emory
Williamson, Greenwood; Mrs. Ma
RE Ougeltree, Dover: Mrs. Mar
garet Kennedy, Dover; Mrs. Daisy
Griffith, Houston; Mrs. Elizabeth
Daugherty, Houston; Mrs. Florence
AIaclary, Leipsic: Mrs. Townsend
Vaughn, Smyrna; Mrs. Blanche
Coleman, Leipsic; Mrs. Charles
Blendt, Smyrna; Mrs. Earl ] Hurd,
Clayton; Mrs. Charles Hanson,
Marydel: Mrs. Ralph Jacobsen.
Marydel.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16
OVERLOOK
BY Mrs. Howard Millman
Phone. Lewes 1892

Services at Whites Chapel on
Sunday, December IS:
Sunday Schoo, begins at 10 a. m.
Superintendent, Toward West, fol-
lowed by class ~ charge of De-
Verne DOty, assistant class leader
The Christmas program will be
held in the church on Monday eve
hing, December 26. Santa Claus
viii visit the church that evening.
Several people Of this commun-
ity attended the funeral services OF
Oscar Fleetwood at Georgetown
on Sunday. He was the father OF
Mrs. Roland Millman We wish to
extend our sympathy to the entire
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell
left on Friday to visit her bro
ther, Charles Rust in Morton, Pa.
They also visited his sister, Mrs.
Fannie Stevenson at Media, Pa,
and returned on Sunday. They re-
ported a fine trip and LEFT plenty
Of snow in the city.
Greene Brittingham is a patient
In the Milford Memorial Hospital.
His condition is fair at present. We
all wish him a speedy recovery.
The WSCS held their Christmas
get-tOgether in the basement of the
church and exchanged gifts. All
had a fine time.
Don't forget the revival services
at Zion began on December II and
will continue until closing night,
December Is. "The Voice of the
Hills" from West Virginia are con-
ducting the services with Rev. w.
w. Hamilton, leader of the sOpg
service Come hear the messages
IN song and preaching by Rev.
Session.
Milford stores open every We'd
nesday, all day, starting Wednes-
day, November 23rd, continuing
through Wednesday, December 28th.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16

G " lC OrganlZa-
tion s, sponsor
ing youth activi-
ties
The trend to-
day seems to be
toward more out
sid e activities.
And, as a result,
the hOmemaker
must cut down
on the time and
e n ergy 5 b G
spends doing her
household tasks.
Ind u S try, for
some time, has
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16
Kent Home Doinss
By CHARLOTTE /. SWANSON
Home Demonstration Agent

How mucn time 90 you spend on
activities outside your home-Home
Club. church groups,
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16

Although golden eagles often mi-
CRATE, some birds remain con-
stantly in the same territory.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16
From where | sit :. BY Joe Marsh
New Light
on an Old Subject

better illumination than a gang
Of juice-wasting overhead lamps.
From where / sit, it's amazing
how often we misuse the things
we have like electricity. We
also make a mistake if we misuse
our right Of personal choice
about which candidate to vote for,
say, or whether beer on coffee
makes the IDEAL mealtime drink
by trying to force our opinions on
others. Respect for the other fell
lows point Of view should be our
guiding light"
4e 1C4ix
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16

been looking at
the methods used for specific tasks
to see where time and energy can
The Arizona post., 1955-05-06
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Sam Ward

A distinct shock was the
passing April 81 of Sam Ward,
1O6 N. Irving at the age of 55
following a ten day illness.
Ward was a resident of Tue
son for more than % years,
having come from New York.
He was in business until a few
years ago after which time he
devoted himself to his prop
erty interests.
His widow, Faye, mother
Mrs. Joseph Ward of Chicago,
three sisters survive him.
Services were held at the
Reilly Funeral Home April
% with interment at Ever
green Cemetery, conducted
by Rabbi Breger.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-06
kADIMAH
CALLING
by Sherman MOll, Director

The Sound of "Yoo-hoo,
Mrs. F e der m n" echoes
thru the h alls of the new
Center as rehearsals continue
for Morning Star" Lee Ber-
ger and B a n C h e BerkoWitZ
are doing a wonderful job
.'ecreating the roles Joseph
B o f f and M oily Picon
b roug G h to the Broadway
stage. Reservations are being
taken for this delightful COM
edy.
One misrepresentation I
would like to clear up-the
show is done entirely in Eng
lish, not Yiddish. Music in the
play was composed by Abra-
ham Ellstein, who wrote "Yid-
del Min N Fiddle. Author is
Sylvia Regan, author of the
current Broadway hit The
Fifth Season., which is in.
cluded in future Kadimah
plans.
Big news is that two popu.
lar local personalities have
been added to an already all
star cast. They are Dave ST.
rota and Jerry Dram.
Dave had the lead in Tue
son Highs "The Great Big
Doorstep" and was in Tucson
Little Theater's Dear Ruth"
He has also appeared at var
ious Tucson night clubs and
sang for many organizations.
Jerry Dram is that handsome
young man the girls swooned
over in 'Me and Molly. He
was 1t. Viertel in Parting at
Imsdorf".
Drop in and see the huge
billboard Lee Berger made
in the lobby of the new Cent
er. Harris Bloch has big job
as assistant director, tage
and property man. Valerie
Winski will prompt as usual.
Our makeup man, L ennie
Giovanni has an important
assignment for the entire
cast is carried from 1911 to
1881. His assistants are Bob
bic Oppman, Shirley Szerlip,
Miriam Ferber. vrum
Hirsch is house manager, Ha-
rold Kimmel will be at the
door to gre ct you. Three
pretty uSherettes are Rita Sa-
dowsky, Regime Leeds, Irene
Foont.
Dave Lebowitz and Howard
will h andle the
technical a S pc C is. Did you
see the wonderful reviews
they got for their lighting in
John Loves Mary? Murray
Splitter is busy creating the
sets for the big flat on
Broome Street, lower east
side New York.
With a new auditorium,
stage, lighting and all the
facilities a dramatic group
can use, We look forward to
our biggest success. We hope
you'll be with us one night of
the three nights run, May 81,
% %
Evening star., 1955-04-17
SERGT. FRIDAYS MAN FRIDAY
He Looked the Part,
So Ben Got the Job

the coast, where the Drag
net" series is filmed, for a few
days holiday. Just in to go to
some good restaurants, see
some shows, wife wanted to
do some shopping.
Said this guy Webb is busy
with his movie, Pete Kelly's
Blues" so as they weren't
shooting for a couple of weeks.
it was a good time to take
some time of.
Looks Like a Policemen"
Said he won the part Of
Officer Smith after Webb had
seen him on a local television
show in L. A. and remarked
to a mutual friend, THAT guy
looks like a policeman"
webb happened to be
looking for a partner at the
time and that's the way 1t
happened. nam. No strain"
6:05 pm. Said that in
World War II he spent three
years as lieutenant in the
Navy, served on a carrier in
the Pacific. Saw a lot of ac-
tion-Saipan, Leyte Gulf, Two
Jima, Okinawa.
Said he came out Of the
Navy in 1946, opened UP a
couple of gas stations in L. A.,
hired all the sailors-former-
ly in his radar division on his
ship-who wanted to work for
him.
Besides the gas stations,
Alexander owns y a motel.
Mother-in-law runs 1t.
6:25 pm.-Said we were
afraid we'd better be pushing
along. Dinner time. Said we
were sorry we couldn't take
him along to headquarters.
Would like to. Couldn't.
Nothing in the house but eggs.
(Released by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1955-04-17

making a movie called Road
to Houston"
7:00, VOL - First Hearing:
Recordings of Mozart's Over
ture and Aria, and music
from "Disneyland."
1900. WRC-Leo the Lip: Leo
Durocher, New York Giants
manager, is honored by his
wife, .Laraine Day, Jackie
Robinson, Pee Wee Reese,
Larry MacPhail. Branch
Rickey, AL Dark, Willie Mays,
Dizzy and Paul Dean, John
Kieran, j. Roy Stockton.
Horace Stoneham, Paul
Krichell and Toots Shor.
$500, WGMS-National Gallery
Concert: Evelyn Swarthout,
pianist. and the gallery or
chestra conducted by Richard
Bales.
$500, WMAL-America's Town
Meeting: who Should FL
nance Our Schools?" dis
cussed by DR.. Erik L. Lind
man, George Peabody School
Of Education. and DR.. j. Ken
meth Little. deputy commits
sioner of education. a
$500, WTOP-Our Miss Brooks:
The high school faculty joins
Eve Arden in a craze for free
lance writing.
900, WTOP-Rudy Vallee: In
terviews Actor, Donald Cook,
Comedian Buddy Hackett and
Singer -Comedienne Charlotte
Rae.
1905, WGMS-World of Music:
Music of Germany.
1880, WWDC-District Round
table: THE Guaranteed An
nual Wage" discussed by
David M. Malthrop >of the
United States Chamber of
Commerce, and Donald Mont
gomery Of the United Auto
mobile Workers.
1880, WRC-Meet the Press:
Secretary Of Labor Mitchell.
11:00, WWDC-Chicago Theater:
Margaret Roberts, Jack De
Lon and Bruce Foote are fea-
tured in Gilbert and Sulli-
vans "Iolanthe."
1850 WTOP-Capitol Cloak
room: Senator Barkley.
Evening star., 1955-04-17
TODAY,S RADIO HIGHLIGHTS

10:30. WRC-People Take the
Lead: A new series of dra-
matte programs presented by
the American Jewish Com
mittee. The flrst-"The Bat
tie Of Fraternity Row."
1850, WTOP-Invitation to
Learning: Edward Gibbons
Autobiography" discussed by
Thomas Ritchie Adam Of New
York University and Mary
Mothersill of the University
of Connecticut.
1900, WWDC-Eddie Fisher:
Sings with Dinah Shore.
1:00, WIDOW. WASH-George-
town University Forum:
Problems of Peace re-
broadcast.
1:00. WRC-Anthology: Mon
ologues by Ruth Draper.
1889, WRC-Chicago Round
table: "The Spell of Base
ball."
1:55. WWDC-Baseball: New
York at Washington.
2:00, WINK, WFAN-Baseball:
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
2:30, WTOP-New York Phil
harmonic: Dimitri Mitrop-
oulos conducts the orchestra
in Beethoven's Choral SYM
phony No. 8 and the first
radio performance Of Jan
Meyerowitz's Cantata of the
Resurrection, THE Glory
Around His Head"
1880, WRC-Youth Wants to
Know: Samuel Goldwyn,
movie producer.
$500, WRC Inhe crit nc e:
Thanks for America" a
drama about Charles Stein
metz, inventor.
5:30, WMAL Greatest Story
Ever Told: zone Who Did
Not Return" tells the story of
a leper healed by Christ.
$500, WRC-American Forum:
Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son.
sos, WGMS-Gilbert and Sui
livan Theater: Patience"
Part I, by the D'Oyly Carte
Opera Theater.
TOO, WTOP - Jack Benny:
Talks to Bob Hope about
Evening star., 1955-04-17
BY MARGARET McMANUS
A1f,vrr xyonH

NEW YORK.
SIT p.m.-Hailed a cab at
Park avenue and Seventy-sec-
ond street. Told the driver to
go to 1440 Broadway. That's
the address the man gave me.
5::33 p.m.-Started looking
at my wrist watch. Twilight
traffic was heavy. Was afraid
I'd be late. Looked at my
notes again.
Supposed to pick up a man
named Ben Alexander, tele-
vision actor. Plays Officer
Frank Smith. Sergeant Fri
days partner, on NBC-TV
Thursday night show, Drag
net"
5:35 p.m.-1440 Broadway
turned out to be a television
studio. Was instructed to look
for Alexander in Studio B. He
was there.
Looked just like he does on
television. Medium height,
stocky, light brown hair, blue
eyes, quiet voice. He was
wearing a muted plaid suit.
white shirt, brown knit tie,
handsome gold wrist watch and
gold signet ring.
Ruddy Complexion
One thing different. He has
q pink. almost ruddy complex
ion. Looks pale on TV.
$40 p.m.-Told Alexander
we wanted to ask him a few
questions, just routine. Just
the facts. He said "OK."
Very cooperative.
He said his full name is
Nicholas Benton Alexander,
his family calls him Nick.
friends call him Ben. Every
body else calls him Frank
Smith.
He's married. wife's name is
Lesley. and he has 12-year-
old son, Nick. The Alexanders
are due for a second child in
August.
If it's a girl, she will be
named Lesley. If it's a boy,
fellow named Jack Webb, alias
Sergeant Friday. who may be
the godfather. wants 1t to have
the same name, but spelled
Leslie.
$50 pm. Alexander said
he'd like some coffee. Sug-
gested we move to a restau-
rant next door. We did. He
ordered coffee-black.
Passing Strange
Told him we'd like some
background stuff on him,
where he was born, and so on.
He was willing to talk, but kept
leading the conversation back
to this fellow Webb. Seemed
odd. Most actors can't stop
talking about themselves.
Finally said he was born in
o small town in Nevada, was
taken to Hollywood by his
parents when he was four
years old. His mother wanted
to be an actress and when she
was making the rounds of the
movie studios, she took little
Bvl along with her. Seems
they didn't need any actresses.
They needed child stars, hired
him.
Said he played Penrod, in
the "Penrod and Sam" series
in the early days of movies,
went on to more adult roles
as he grew to manhood. Said
he finally quit the movies be-
cause he was getting such mis-
erable parts.
5:55 p.m.-Alexander looked
down at his coffee. Looked
up shamefaced.
Much Unemployed
"You asked for the facts
man. I'll tell you the truth.
That's just an alibi. quit the
movies because l was starving.
spent a very long time as a
very unemployed actor"
Said he went into radio in
1885, as an emcee, and an an
nouncer on a number of net
work shows, among them the
Charlie Mccarthy Show"
Father Knows Best" and
queen for a Day"
6 p.m.--Asked II he could be
excused long enough to make
a phone call. Said he wanted
to call his wife at the Waldorf
Astoria. He did.
Evening star., 1955-04-17
NORTHWEST
WASHING GTo

Dowd's Radio b Electric Co.
44l8 Conn. Ave. NV.
(Big Ten Dealer)
FuIford's Colony Radio Co.
6llo Georgia Ave. NV.
(Bie Ten Dealer
General EIeetvonies
45l3 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Goodyear Service Store
l4l5 22nd St. NV.
Slottery Radio Company
4237 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
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ovu sjednicu sa bratskim pozdravom.
Joseph Bella gavn tajnik.
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ANTONIJA MATAJA

Madrid, Iowa. - ia nije potpi-
sani clan odsjeka broj 383 javlJam
zalosnu vijest clanstvu HBz., rod
bini, prijateljima diljem Amerike
1 Kanade, da je nenlla smrt uzela
nasu milu / dragu majku, Antoni-
ju Mataja, koja je nakon dugotraJ-
ne bolesti zatvorila svoje trudne
oci dana %. novembra 1854, u
San Diego, Calf.
Nasa majka je rodjena godine
1880. u selu Tux, optina Mrko-
palj, Gorski Kotar, JugoslaviJa. U
owl zemlju je dosla godine 1920 X
svomu suprugu Antonu sa svo1e
troje djece, dvajim sinovima l jed
nom kcerkom. Tako sada je liza Sc
be ostavila ozaloscenog supruga
Antona kcerku u San Diego,
Calf, sinove Venc Frank u
Madrid, Iowa, petnaest unucadi
Majka je pokopana u groblju
sveti Kriz, u San Diego, Calf, pc
crkvenim obredima. Hvala sVima
rodjacima prijateljima koji su
prisustvovali sprovodu i darovaii
whence cvijeca ma dar nase mile
make. A ii nasa mila 1 nezaborav'
ma mako l suprugo pocivaj u MI
ru Bozjem i vjecna tt slava.
Tvo1 tugujuei suprug i djeca,
Frank Mataja, sin
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Schnur, gdje mu je odar bio iski-
Cen brojnim vijencima cvijeca,
medju kojima je stajao mas drus-
tveni vijenac u znak Zadnje poca-
sti, nekoji su MANIFESTO cvijeca
dali Ia svete mise "a pokoj njego-
We duSe.
Dana 1S. februara krenula je
tuzna povorka Cd kuce zalosti do
hrvatske crkve Svetog Josipa, gdje
su odsluzeni crkveni obredi po ma
sem zupniku, Rev. Spiro Andrija-
mic, liza toga povorka je kre-
nula do Resurrection Groblja. Mad
otvorenim grobom oprostio Sc je
u ime drustva organizacije mas
predsjednik, brat Michael Sestric.
Brat Babic liza sebe ostavlja O.
zaloscenu suprugu Mary; diva 81
ma, Anthony George; dvije udate
kcerke, Helen Corich Mildred
Klepoc, te dvoje unutadi / troje
praunucadi
Tebi brate Babic neka je lahka
gruda zemlje kojoj ii tljelo po-
civa, a tvojoj ucviljenoj supruzi
djeci, unucadima praunucadima,
rodbini prijateljima nase iskreno
saucesce. s. Vukovic, tajnik.
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helich sa dvoje unucadi, pax ses-
tru Antoniju Kuretich u Ragged
Mont, Colorado, tri sestre jed
nog brata u starom kraju, te brati-
Ca Joe Lesac u Pueblo, Colorado.
Bolovala je kod kute preko go
dinu dana, i uvijek je bila dobre
cudi vrsila svoje poslove. Sa sva-
kim je imala lijepu i prijaznu RI
jec, nije Sc tuzila "a svoju bolest,
vec gledala kako da mole drugi-
ma ugoditi. U postelji je ,bila do
ma samo jeda~ dan, a zatim je
bila prevezena bolnicu u Delta,
Colorado, gdje je nakon sest da-
ma ispustila svoju dusu, tako da
nam je bio svima neugodno Ia
losno cuti oval glas.
Sprovod je bio ma 27. novem-
bra uz vjerske obrede u katolickoj
crkH Sacred Heart u Paonia, gdje
je Rev. John McGrath odsluzio sve-
tn misu, zatim je bila pokopana
ma Cedar Hill Groblju Paonia,
Colo. Odar joj je~ bio oblozen sa
mnogim karticama "a platene sve-
te mise, kao sa mnogim vijen-
Gina cvijeta, medju kojima je bio
1 Hjenac naseg odsjeka u znak
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BARICA CVETAN

Fayette City, Pa. - Odsjek IL
javlja zalosnu vijest clanstvu
HBZ. prijateljima, da je izgubio
liz svoje sredine dugogodisnju cla-
nicu, sestru Baricu Cvetan, koja
je zauvijek svoje oci zaklopila dne
4. septembra 1854.
Pristupila je u HBZ. 1917. godi-
ne, te bila dobra clanica svoga
drustva uvijek placala svoje pri-
stojbe redovito. Kratko vrijere je
bolovala te bila prevezena boil
nicu, gdje je umrla.
Ma dan pogreba pokojne sestre,
povorka je krenula do crl've Sve-
tog Edwarda u Fayette City, Pa,
te poslije crkvenih obreda povorka
je krenula ma Belle Vernon Grob-
lie, gdje je predana materi zemlji
ma vjecni pocinak.
liza sebe je ostavila ozalostenog
supruga Franju, jednu kter i tri
sina unucad, te jednog brata u
staroj domovini i jednog ovdje u
Chicago, III.
Njezin odar bio je oblozen Ii
jepim cvijecem, gdje Sc vidio IL
jepi vijenac cvijeta cd naseg od-
sjeka u zadnju pocast. Mad otvo-
renim grobom oprostio e proci-
tao nadgrobno slovo mas mladi
Clan, George Povrzanich, koji je
zastupao predsjednika.
U ime odsjeka neka ii je sestro
lahka crna zemlja u kojoj vet po-
civas, a tvojem suprugu 1 djeci
ostaloj rodbini nase topic sauce
see.
Mike Povrzanich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19

mo Sc apelom ma saw mas ma
rod putem naSih novina. Po-
uzdano Sc madame da ce oval
mas APPEL naici ma odaziv kod
svih nasih ljudi i zena, koji
su "a slogu jedinstvo naseg
naroda.
Svaki pa j najmanji dar,
koji posaljete Klubu "Jugo-
slaven", biti ce primljen sa
srdacnom zahvalom. Nemoj-
te dozvoliti da vase ime izo-
stane IL table imenika daro-
vatelja pri ulazu u Dvoranu,
iii IL spomen knjige. Dvorana
ce biti dovrsena do 1. srpnja
(jula) 1855 iii prize.
Graditelj je general kon-
traktor Nick Barbaric.
Sve doprinose treba slati
ma Klub Jugoslaven, $40 So.
Narragansett Ave-, Chicago
38, Illinois.
Odbor "a stampu,
Charles Geher
Frank Zuklic
Ivan MatkOvic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
D R u ST We NJ
-vIJeS

Odsjek 40, st. Louis, Mo. - O.
vim putem zelim javiti rio vaznu
stvar swim clanovima naseg odsje-
ka, a to je da SUI izabrani novi
odbornici naseg drustva ma prosloi
izvanrednoj godiSnjoj sjcdnici, o.
drzanoj 2. januara t. &.
Ia predsjednika je izabrat brat
Nick Jadric. 1919 Russell Blvd,
telefon Mohawk 4-5398. te sve sto
Sc odnosi ma predsjednika neka Sc
clanstvo obrati ma MEGA poCam
prvog februara 1855. A sluCaiu
bolesti umoljavate Sc, da Sc obra-
tite ma predsjednika odbora bo-
lesti, brata John Crnkovich, 1921
Allen Avenue, telefon Prospect
1-3S4S. Dalile, tajnik je ostao isti,
adrese svega odbora biti Ce ogla-
sene Il adresaru naSeg "Zajednica-
IA Il mjeseCu marCu.
Toliko vam do znania ravnanja.
$. Nukovic, tajnik