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mas meetine: Mrs. Ellsworth DeAtley
to review The Madonnas Of the
World; musical program.
Wemen's American ORT. wAshinston
Northwest Chapter---Wednesday noon.
National Bank Building. member
brine-a-member luncheon and millinery
show
National Mothers Memory Club-Thurs-
day.. 30 PM. ST. Margarets Epis-
copal Church. Christmas meeting; pro-
gram. Our LADY Of the Blue Mantle"
CONGREGATION Har TEeon slsterhood---
Thursday, Wheaton Coop, bake sale
Kosher Israel Congregation sisterhoed--
Friday, Sears, Roebuck ~ Co, Wis
consin avenue store bake sale.
University Of Maryland Campus Club
and Faculty Club-Friday, $40 D M,
university dining hall. annual dinner
dance entertainment,
A. seistion Of Philippine. America
ens CITY ciu6 annual Christmas
party. budet supper and community
sing
washington HighIands Jewish Center
Seturda' I, pm. center card party;
refreshments.
District sf Columbia Daughters OF the
American observation-disclosures .
D m. chapter house. Army aud Navy
Chapter, regular meeting program Of
Christmas carols Tomorrow. pm,
American Chapter, annual Christmas
party and regular meeting, with Mrs.
Timothy Cremins, 4Gl6 Dorset avenue
Chevy Chase. program on american
Traditions and Customs" Tomorrow
s pm. chapter house, Deborah Knapp
Chapter, regular meeting and program
Of Christmas songs by the Quaint
Acres Carolers Tomorrow, $40 pm,
chapter house, Eleanor Wilson Chap
ter. annual Christmas party and re-
ception in honor OF Mrs. Glenn Har-
kins; State officers TO be guests. Tues
day. 1890 pm, CHAPTER house. Ruth
Brewster Chapter; speaker. Mrs Dor
othy W.. s. Ragan, State chairman
OF American music, Tuesday. 6:l5
pm, American Association OF Univer-
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CLUB CALENDAR

tion Center. Christmas party for cere-
bral palsied children
ClarenfoTd Women's Club Tuesday
1915 pm. reeular luncheon meeting.
with. Mrs. Courtney c. Pace. 1926
North Seventeenth street, Arlington,
program on home decoration for
Christmas, BY Mrs A. r Striker.
Town Club-Tuesday. t:3O pm, Co
lumbie Country Club, regular luncheon
meeting
Kenilvorth Ladies' Guild WEDNESDAY
noon .Chrlstmas party. with Mrs. Eva
Barnett, 2725 Twenty-ninth street
Beverley Hills Womens Club - hrs,
day pm. Christmas idea tea with
Mrs. Gordon D. Seigle. 32n7 Cameron
Mills read, Alexandria. members to
bring canned GOODS for needy fam
Junior s Women an'l SlrS na ~ co,,.,.
Thursday, s pm Christmas work
shop and social hour
Miscellaneous Clubs
Coda Myerson Pioneer Women's Clul
To-day. 8 pm, Chanukah party
cocktais and supper, with Mr.. Rnc
Mrs; Max Chidel. 1928 Spruce drive
NV.
District Of Columbia Cancer Aid Grour
-Today. pm. Sheraton-Park Hotel
speakers. Joserh W. Leverenz OF IN,
American Cancer Society and DIT
Robert Moran; entertainment.
Adas Israel Slsterh0Od-Tomorfow noon
May1ower Hotel. annual Chanukaf
donor luncheon: musical play.
We0dridge Book Club-Tuesday. 10 am.
Mckendree Methodist Church. Christ.
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sity Women. Capt. wendell wolfe
Chapter, annual Christmas dinner
party; Christmas story by Mrs. Frank
r. Halter. Tuesday. 500 Pm, chap
ter house. Dolly Madison Chapter,
Christmas buffet supper; Christmas
story BY Mrs. &. 2. Seaman. and
chapter house, Louisa Adams Chapter,
regular meeting; Christmas music BY
Miss jeanne Coulter. Tuesday. pm,
meeting, with Miss Louise Bercaw.
program. wednesday, $50 pm, Fair
fax Hotel. Samuel Gordon Chapter,
dinner and card party. "Wednesday,
7:30 pm, chapter house. Manor House
Chapter, resulsr meeting: program on
American music. Wednesday. s pm,
chapter house. Marcia Burns Chapter,
Christmas party, Wednesday. 5 pm,
Potomac Chapter. regular meeting.
with Mrs. William Nslley, 4430 DaV-
export street NV; Dr., Carolyn PIN
cock, chairman Of conservation, to
show movie Rainbow Valley" Thurs
day, x pm, chapter house. Col
Thomas Marshall Cnaptel, reg ar
meetins Christmas music and poems.
Thureday. pm, Constitution Chap
ter Junior Committee meeting, with
Miss Dorothy Calling, 2S05 North
ampton street NV; members TO bring
Christmas gifts and clothing for APP
proved schools. Thursday. s pm.
Thirteen Colonies Chapter. regular
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meeting. with Mrs Annie L. Parker
Westehester Apartments; Christmas
program by Mrs. Robert @. Brown
Friday, noon. chapter house, Susan
Riviere Hetzel CHAPTER. morning cot
fee followed by point session with
American Liberty Chapter, . pm,
program by Americanization School
students. Friday. l pm. Capt. 10.
seph Magruder Chapter, regular meet.
ins. with Mrs. E. j Neaverth, 4701
Massachusetts avenue NV, speaker
Mrs, ]. Frank Rice, Decatur House
and Stephen Decatur" Friday, i
pm, chapter house. Katherine Mont
gomery Chapter, regular meeting
movie. The Spirit Of Christmas. sal.
urday. pm. Erasmus Perry Chap
ter. regular meeting, with Mrs. Wal
ter c. Clarke, 491 Northeast drive.
Silver Spring: speaker, Comdr VIII
liam Homer Carroll. "lsrobleus Of
Youth; white elephsni Se'f 20.
day, 80 pm, American Eagle Chap
ter, Christmas party. with Ms. Mai Al
G. Slaves. 4523 Gladwyn drive ~.
thesdR. Saturday, , pm, Christ
Church, Alexandria Mary Desha
Chapter. regular meeting. movies on
Woodlawn by Miss Mamie Parker.
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Editorial
THANK GOD

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE of the United States Supreme.
Court William O. Douglas writing in this months Look maya
zine points to the fact that the Soviet Union is doing every
thing possible to discourage any kind Of religious develop
ment in that country. While Soviet officials will not answer
directly whether such a program is afoot, nevertheless the
evidence is SO clear that it speaks louder than the yelled,
evasive statements of the officials.
THROUGHOUT RUSSIA where war has ruined build
ings, there has been a strong effort to rebuild, except in the
case of churches, which are allowed to remain in ruins. The
vestments of priests and other religious men are worn and
need replacing. The churches, except on old holy days are
practically empty, and there is a very concerted effort to
educate" people away from the churches. For example, paint
ings in the museums show Christ as an advocate Of the CAPT
talistic system, dressed in golden robes. Or there may be other
paintings poking fun at the church, as in one painting, the
head Of the Pope, if viewed sideways, takes the form of a mule.
AFTER ALL IS said and done the Russians have taken
literally the doctrines of Marx and carried them to the point
where it is doubted if Marx himself intended it. 1t was Lenin
who said that religion is the opiate Of the people, used only to
fool and Iml the poor people into further slavery.
: JUST HOW long the communist doctrine will last no one
knows, but nothing is more certain than that any nation, any
people, whose life lacks the Fundamentally of religious teach
ing can hope to endure. It is one thing to build great armies,
dams, planes of every sort, and to boast, as Hitler did that
the German empire would last a thousand years, and quite
another that a nation base its institutions on the dignity of
the individual and the saRctity Of God
JUSTICE DOUGLAS points out in his article that re-
gardless of the steps taken to discourage religion in the Soviet
Union, people positively refuse to forsake their beliefs. And
the reason is clear-they, like all peoples, must have the sus-
tanning influence of a power greater than any man, or men,
the duo in the Kremlin Notwithstanding.
, 1956-01-09

LET US THANK Cod that we in the democracies have
the right and privilege Of maintaining and exercising our
simple faith without which life may not be worth living.
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1aIdy Finds Peace In Surrender

stand that things weren't always like this that liv
ing here with Hal and the kids was mostly pretty
wonderful. She opened the door in time to see
Badly trod heavily on hoe that had been tossed
carelessly - as was Halls habit - next to the
flower bed. She heard the thud the handle made
when it coIIided with Baldy's skull.
He staggered backward. His foot landed with
heavy inevitability on Candy's roller skate. His
back met the cement walk. His groans, fine
mixture of pan anger and Illustration, arose to
mingle in kind Of off-key fugue with the screams
from the front yard.
Milly was pounding on the front door. Bobby
was pulling the pans out of the oven. The washer
was kissing sulleny. Mona went back into the
house. This was no time to tell Badly all the
reasons he was wrong.
She daled the chief of police's Office and
watched as the police car whirled up with sirens
going The men surrounded Badly where he
sprawled, his head Graded in his hands. He made
no move to resist. He almost, Mona thought
seemed glad TO see them. She considered going
out and saying good-by - she still felt respon-
Sble for him, in way - but the three children
were clustering around and Mily was in the
kitchen by now, her voice rising and falling like
the tides from beneath the washer One of the
policemen waded into the room.
there was sudden quiet. The childrens
eyes grew wide. My stopped talking. Miracu-
lousy, with mighty gasp, the washer subsidized
and began purring softly.
1t startled Mona the silence. II made her think.
You did good job Mrs. Carson" the deputy
said I'VE been chasing this guy all day. He's
tough cookie. You ought to get lot of salts
faction out of capturing him. You do it all by
yourself?'
Mona looked around at the strangely silent
faces. She sank down in a chair, her knees sud-
denly limp. She shook her head slowly.
mo, officer" she said. Il guess | had lot
Of help - The End
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capsules. No exercise routine.
No hunger or discomfort of
any kind. My job is strenuous
but my energy actually in
creased each week, and we both
began to feel better in every
way. In a few weeks we had each
got rid of 18 pounds, down to
normal. | took three inches off
my waist. My wife's hips meas
ured 81 inches less. And we
never felt better in our lives"
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SEE HOW WE REDUCED IN A FEW WEEKS

Mrs. Stack and l were not
roly-polies, but we had a bunch
that overweight was slowing US
down. We do love good food
and that's why we took up the
Knox Eat-and-Reduce Plan.
The special Choice-of-Foods
Chart allowed US most of the
foods we liked best. Three deli
cious meals a day, including
desserts, with between-meal
snacks. No drugs or pills or
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lowed, his hands pressed tightly against his ears.
She carried Bobby into the kitchen and took
off the bottom half of his pajamas. The door
from the patio burst open It was Billy. His hand
kerchief was blood-soaked. He was sobbng wildly.
She thrust the baby into Baldy's reluctant grasp.
There's diaper in the bedroom" she said,
and ran TO the fve-year-old.
He had, he informed her when the sobs dimin-
ished. found some fine, sharp shears near Milly
Preisser's roses. They'd gone snip, snip, snip and
it had been fun and then they'd reached over and
stuck him. He'd had nothing to do with it.
there was cut underneath the gore but
not bad one. She rnSed it out and daubed it
with antiseptc and bandaged it, She turned to
find Badly struggling sullenly with his assign
ment, one pin in his mouth the other imbedded
firmly in his thumb, The gun was forgotten on
the table. She could have grabbed for it but
instead she grabbed for Bobby, who was dangling
half off a kitchen chair.
The washer began muttering 'hr-r-loo,
hr-r-lup" rapidly to itself. There was pounding
at the back door. The siren scream arose again
from the front yard. Mona looked automatically
at the telephone But it missed its cue 1t didn't
ring She took long breath, finished changing
the diaper with two expert motions of her hands,
handed Bobby to Badly, gave Billy pat on the
head, ordered him to run and see what Candy
wanted, slapped the washers enameled sides
smartly with her open hand and opened the back
door.
You should just see,' Mily Preisser said.
Every one. Prize bushes. Killed. Shipped off
like so many weeds. If parent can't ="
Gently, murmuring apologies, Mona shut the
door. She heard the rising argument between the
two children in the front yard, reassuring sign
that Candy's crisis had been minor. She took
Bobby from Badly, whose face had turned pasty
gray. He sank into chair. He grabbed for the
gun on the table. A small Shiver danced up her
spine.
Blonde" he said hoarsely, I've had it, I'm
leavin''
She stared at him, relief flooding over her.
Candy was screaming again and Billy had joined
her. But suddenly Mona felt new obligation.
She had to take care Of Badly first. She put her
hand on his arm.
Give yourself up. Serve your time. Then you
can have fine life outside. Why some day you
might even be able to live like Hal and me-"
Badly leaped to his feet. He advanced on her.
his jowls quivering.
That does it, he shouted. Il admit I'm
stupid. But amt that stupid"
but Badly, you -"
Oh, sure I'm ready to change perfes-
sions. I'm tired Of this workin' nights. But I'm
guy likes peace and quiet. I'm guy hates
noise So why should hop out of even a GRUMPY
joint like Hopewell into squirrel cage like this?
Why? Why?'
but Badly, if you'd 60 straight ~
He turned toward the door.
IN go straight, all right Straight to cave
in the woods somewheres. With no neighbors
but chpmunks and no telephone and no ~
The back doors slam cut off the sentence She
started after him. She had to make him under
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Hrvatski Dan u Sjevernoj kaIifomiji

San Francisco, Calf. Sredisnji Odbor Odsjeka Hr|
vatske Bratske zajednice u Sjevernoj Kaliforniji, cini se
moguce pripreme "a so veci ljepsi sesnaesti Godisnji
Hrvatski Dan S piknikom, koji &c Sc odrzati u nedelju,
"a. juna owe godine.
Predsjednik Hrvatskog Dana, brat Milan Popovic IL
Mountain View, uzeo je ma sebe odgovornost da pribavi hra-
nu, mladu janjetinu, koji mas je izvjestio, da je vec nasao
par %stotina mladih debelh janjaca, koje &c Sc toga dana
ma raznju peel u lijepom Napredak Parku, u Cupertino, Cali
fornia, gdje &c Sc piknik i Hrvatski Dan odrzati, usrjed
lijepog ~vocnjaka cvieca u Santa Clara Valley.
Sredisnji Odbor vec je nasao modernu narodnu glaz-
bu, koje &c svirati "a mnogo naseg naroda, kojeg tai dan
ocekujemo, jedna orkestra ma vanjskom Zraku a druga u
Napredak Dvorani. Martin Santch njegova orkestra &c
zabavljati goste ljubitelje slavenskih pjesama glazbe sa
polka kolo do kasno u vecer.
Takodjer &c Sc ovog dana podijeiti srecka sretnom do
bitniku, besplatni put u Jugoslaviju natrag, koja srecka
&c bti proglasena u 4 sata poslje podne Pc predsjedniku
~Sredisnjeg Odbora, bratu Chris Radovan. Oval slucaj je
pobudio mnogo odusevljenja medju nasim narodom, koji
ocekuju dan piknika da vide koji &c bti tai sretni debit
mix, koji &c imati priliku da vdi lijepu zemlju svojih otaca
djedova krasne dalmatinske obale.
Piknik &c teci OWN redom: U II 80 prize podne pa do
2 sata posije podne posluzvati ce Sc pecena janjetina, pa
svi oni koji zelite imati peGenku "a objed dodjite ma vije-
me, jer poslije 2 sata ista Sc ne &c p~osuzivati. u 100 po-
shje podne pa do kasno u vecer biti &c Piles uz dobru glaz-
blu. u 4 sata poslije podne predati &c Sc Free Round Trip
Airplane Ticket "a putovanje u Jugoslaviju, iii 100000
u. S. Savings Bond sretnom dobitniku.
Upute onima koji neznaju doci u Napredak Park: Ako
putujete cd San Francisco pc Ell Canine Highway w obau
i dok dodjete u sunnyvale tamo cete naci Lawrence Road,
koji je 3 mile istocno cd Sunnyvale cd tog raskrsca vi
djeti cete Park ma juznoj strani.
Mi predvidjamo da &c doci mnogo naroda ma oval pix
mix il Sjeverne K%alifornije, kao il drugh krajeva, a me-
du NINA &c bti ona nasa braca, koji su 1898. godine
organizirali Sredisnji Odbor, a to su N. ]. Nikolac, George
Ivancan, Frank Glogoski, P. V. Knego, Frank Belovucich
Leo Ubojcich. Pozvat je brat Mato Kovacevic, glavni pot
predsjednik H.BZ. i njegova supruga, tie nam IL JUNE Kali
fornije dolaze s~lijedeca braca sestre: Louis i Helen Do
brio, John Konjevod, John Grancich, Luka Pecel, Lucy Pa
pac, Luka Konjevod I'd. sredisnji odbor ovime pozvlje
say mas narod ~prijatelje, da dodju ma vrijene ma Hrvatski
Dan piknik u ~nedjelju, "a. juna, u Napredak Park, u Gu
pertino, California. Svi nam dobro dosli!
Petar Obad, izvjestitelj
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Clanice naseg odsjeka su
priredile X u pocast
Majcinog Dana, ma kojem su
lijepo pogostile sve mas i pri-
sutnu publiku s piletinom, a
mi muskarci cemo ovoga pu-
ia pogostiti njih ! svu publ
ku S mladom ma raznju pc
cenom janjetinom i prase-
tinom, te s kavom, cajom
mekanim picem, docim zesto.
kin plea ne &c biti, posto je
svima poznat razlog zasto III
ne cemo imati.
Stoga pozivljemo cjelokup.
no clanstvo naseg odsjeka
bratskih susjednih odsjeka.
kao i sve prijatelje nase O.
kolice, da mas p~osjete u Ste
vecem broju i da Sc zajed.
nicki razveselimo. Svirati &C
nasa odsjecna muzika, koja
&c znati razveseliti stare
mlade.
Oni koji n e m a u svojit
automobile "a podvoz ma pix
mix neka sc obrate ma slije'
decu bracu: Janka Jelinica
Viktor Subata j Joe Bratina
d. Sembrek, perov
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Pink "BjeIov. SIoge"

Chicago, iii. - Odsjek 785
"Bjelovarska Sloga" H. B. z.
odrzati &c svoj godisnji pix
nix u nedjelju, "a. juna O. g.,
u YugOslav Basel ma 55th i
Narragansett Avenue.
Vruce pecene janjetine i
p~rasetine, kao i raznih svje-
zih napitaka biti &c svima
dosta, pocam cd podne "a O.
bjed pa do kasnije u vecer.
Svirati &c "a pies i zabavnu
razonodu vrlo poznati j po-
pularni tamburaski zbor -
"Sloboda".
Sva djeca clanovi Pomlat-
ka %gnijezda broj 400 H.B.z.,
biti &c pocascena cd svog
gnijezda sa sladoledom, bes-
platno.
Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi ma.
Seq odsjeka i gnijezda Pc
mlatka, te svi p~rijatelji mje-
sta i okolice da mas posjete
ma ovom nasem godisnjem
pikniku u nedjelju, "a. juna,
Dodjite i povedite sa sobom
svoje prijatelje!
Robert SchOettler, perov
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Piknik odsjeka 593

Warren, Ohio. - Odsjek
broj 593 H. B. 2. &c odrzati
svoj piknik u nedjelju, 17-og
juna o. g., ma dobro pozna-
tom mjestu i farmi brata
Mate Burnaca, koja Sc ma
lazi uz cestu broj 80 izmedju
Warrena i Sharona, samo ne
koliko milja cd Warrena pc
e. Market Street Extention.
Ma pikniku &c svirati vrlo
dobri i popularni tamburaski
zbor "Velebit", koji &c raz-
veseliti stare i mlade, pax svi
dodjite da Sc razveselimo u
sumici zelenoj. Bit &c s raz-
MIA mlade j~anjetine i prase-
tine, kao i svijezeg plea "a
okrijepu svima dosta.
Stoga pozivamo sve cla-
move naseg odsjeka, kao i
sve Hrvate, Srbe i ostale Sla-
vene mjesta i okolice, da mas
posjete ma ovom pikniku.
Janjetine pecene biti &c 60
tove oko 11:30 prize podne,
pa koji zelite mozete doci i
imati pecenke "a objed. Svi
ste nam dobro dosli!
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~Predobjava piknika

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Odsjeci
KSKJ broi 1853 "Bratska Slo-
ga" "Sloboda" odsjek br. "a
H.B.Z. zajednicki priredjuju
veliki piknik u nedjelju, %.
julia 1856, u Hrvatskom Par
ku (Croatian Center), Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Stoga Sc umoljavaju svi
bratski odsjeci Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice, i ostala druStva i
k lubovi, koji Sc nalaze u
Pittsburghu i okolici, da Cd
svoje strane toga dana ne
priredjuju piknike, iii kakve
druge priredbe, jer time hi
stetili sebi i mama.
Ma pikniku &c biti dovolj-
no vruce janjetine, mlade
prasetine, i drugih ukusnih
zagriska, kao i raznovrsnog
hladnog plea. Ma istom &c vas
zabavl.iati sa glazbom, dobro
poznati direktor Shaginaw
njegov tamburaski zbor.
la dobru podvorbu i ugod-
nu zabavu janet YAM odbor
Nemojte zaboraviti tai dan I
nedjelju, 20. julia 1856.
John Naglich, tajnik
odsjeka br. 81 HBZ
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G0DISNJI IzLET DJECJEG donna

U srijedu, 4. srpnja Fourth of july odrzat &c Sc We
Tiki godisnji izet Djecjeg Donna Hrvatske Bratske zajed-
nice ma ~zemljistu Donna Potter and Ballard Road, Des
PLANES, Illinois.
Izlet &c poceti u deset sti prize podne, a u diva sata
posije podne bit &c u pavijonu basce kratki program, ma
kojem &c nastupiti tamburaski pjevacki zbor tie plesacka
grupa Djecjeg Donna. Glavni govornik ma izletu bit &c pred
sjednik Hrv. Bratske Zajednice, brat v. l. Mandich. Pro-
gram &c otvoriti Mrs. Katherine Zvonkovch s Americkom
Hrvatskom Himnom.
Ma izetu &c svirati tamburaski zbor "Jadran' il Lyons,
Illinois.
1 oval put &c bti ma izetu oblje ma raznju pecene ja-
n~jetine drugih z~agrizaka, tie pive, sode sladoleda. Odbor
&c ucniti sve moguce, da opskrba posluga Dude sto bolja.
Kao svake godine, tako owe godine mi ocekujemo We
Tiki posjet madame Sc vidjeti clanove ~prijatelje ne samo
liz Chicago drugih mjesta drzave Illinois, vc ~takodjer il
Indiane, Wisconsin,, Michigana drugih drzava istoka j
zapada.
Putokaz:- Oni, koji putuju automobilima il Chicago,
mogu uzeti Milwaukee Ave. sjeverno do Dempster Road;
zatim Dempster Road do Donna ma Potter Road. Ma uglu
je veika ploca sa natpisom: "Children's Home of the Gro
attain Frate1nal Union. Oni, koJi putuju busom, mogu u
yeti Milwaukee do Lawrence. Tamo &c dobiti Des PLANES
bus do Donna.
Odbor Uprava Djecjeg Donna HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-13
Pink odsjeka 235
Cleveland, Ohio. DDS

Cleveland, Ohio. - Odsjek
broj 235 H. B. 2. priredjuje
svoj godisnji piknik, koji &c
Sc odrzati u nedjelju, II. jul
ma O. g., ma st. Joseph Farm,
prize zvanoj Mocilnikar Far
mi, to jest gdje smo imali
mas piknik i prosle godine.
Istoj farmi Sc ide pc White
Road do K.S.K.J. Park i kre-
ne Sc ma desno i odamh ste
ma mjestu piknika.
Ma pikniku cemo imati vru-
&c janjetine i prasetine, kao
i svega drugoga Sto time ide,
Prisutne &c zabavljati vrlo
dobra muzika.
Stoga pozivamo sve clano.
We naseg odsjeka, kao i ella.
move ostalih drustava Cleve.
landa, Euclida i okolice, da
dodju i sa svojim prisustvom
nam pomognu uzvelicati ova.
mas prvi ovogodisnji piknik
Clanovi naseg odsjeka &c INA
ii svima uzvratiti milo "a
drago. Slobodno sa sobom po'
vedite i svoje prijatelje, be-
razlike narodnosti, ier vi
oni dobro ste nam dosli, a "a
sve &c biti dosta dobre j u
kusne pecenke, svjezeg plea
i zabave uz dobru glazbu!
Josip POdnar, perov