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ment package refused to change
its provisions despite pleas from
James B. Carey, president of the
international Union of Electrical
Workers.
The plan would give the West
inghouSe Electric Corp. a five
year contract, similar to one ne
gotiated by the IUE with anoth-
er major electrical manufactur-
ing firm, the General Electric Co.
The Government proposed
terms also would provide safe
guards the union wanted against
company job changes designed
to promote economy.
Annual wage increases rang
ing from cents to more than
II cents an hour. plus pension
and insurance improvements,
also were recommended.
David L. Cole. Paterson, N. j.,
attorney and one of the media
tors, said the recommendations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
Norman Resigns Posts
AT Windsor Park Hotel

Harold r. Norman, vice pres
Iident and general manager of
the Windsor Park Hotel, resigned
today.
The announcement was made
by William B. Glass, acting gen.
Ieral manager. Nj. Norman'S sue
Icessor will be named at a later
date. The hotel, at 1900 Con-
Inecticut avenue NV. was re-
Gently purchased by Morris Cor
son and Joseph J. Kaufman from
Joseph Wolf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07

One responsibility of good
citizens is to vote. In order
to vote you. must register.
Show Congress-and the Ma
ton - that Washingtonians
are good citizens. Register now
at the District Building and
vote in the election May /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07

for 80 cents and that she old not
wish to prosecute.
Mrs. Zern waited Is hours out
side the store in order to be the
first person inside on Washing
toms birthday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
Union Is Still BoIkinq
At Westinghouse Plan

ngotaors continued hold today for favor
able than medaors for ending
the 143-day Westinghouse strike
representatives accepted the Government plan
terday
Federal Mediation Service panel which drafted the settle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
HOME CONSULTING SERVICE

Coll Miss Mone NE. 1882, free floor decorating
PARK FREE IN REAR!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
Male Trees Best
When PIuntind
Exotic Ginkuoes

A group of Queens hometown,
ers in New York City have urgeC
the city fathers not to plan
ginkgo gift seeds presented BY
well-meaning Japanese citizens
Queens already is well planted
with ginkgoes and not at al
happy about it. The fruits
dropped in early fall have a de.
cidedly unpleasant odor that
permeates the neighborhood
But not all ginkgoes are obnox-
ious neighbors. The solution il
to obtain male trees from nurse
ries. If grown from seeds, it is
impossible to tell the male from
the female until the trees finally
start to bear and smell, in per-
haps 80 years.
The seeds, which are almond
like. are toxic to some when
eaten raw. When cooked, they
may be eaten safely. Europeans
and Americans usually have lit
tie fancy for them, but both the
Japanese and Chinese eat them
as an appetizer, or as a tasty
ingredient added to certain
dishes, or for after dinner
munching as an aid to diges-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
Council Meetings
Slated by D. of A.

Meetings Of councils of the
Daughters Of America this week
are:
Monday-John L. Burnett, 419
Seventh street NV; Old Glory,
523 Eighth street NE.
Observation-Disclosures cambridge
523 Eighth street NE; Unity,
I2407 Minnesota avenue Sc.
Wednesday-Anacostia, Four
teenth and u streets Sc; Esther,
Wisconsin avenue NV; Loyalty,
523 Eighth street NE; Peace,
I2407 Minnesota avenue Sc:
Progressive, State visitation, 4l9
Seventh street NV.
Thursday-Triumph and Pride
Iof Washington, 523 Eighth street
NE.
Friday-Eagle, S4O7 Minnesota
avenue Sc; Golden Rule, 523
Eighth street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
IBlockspot Resistance
Project Under Wuy

Rose breeding experiments un-
der way to provide resistance tC
blackspot were outlined by DR.
is. L. Emsweller. USDA, at the
American Rose Foundation trust
Iees' meeting at Louisville. KY.
recently.
Researchers at BeItsville are
trying to classify the various
STRAINS Of the disease which APP
pear in different parts of the
country and determine how long
each type remains active ano
capable of causing the disease
Plants are being tested with
these various strains to fit those
resistant.
Plans are underway to estab-
Ilish other similar experiments to
develop resistance to mildew.
DR.. Emsweller and DR.. Free
man Weiss of Washington, were
reelected to second terms OIL
the Foundation Research Com
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
Fall Shows Put
Emphasis on
.Chrysunthemums

Chrysanthemums, favorite fall
flower of many, will be on dis
play at five or more shows during
the next two weeks. Currently
they are on display in the Wood
ward g. Lothrop downtown store,
sponsored jointly by Woodward
g. Lothrop and the Allied Flo
lrists. This display will continue
until october %. To create this
exhibit of flowers, objects dart
and fountain, the Allied Florists
have placed $50 dozen choice
NUNS. 800 potted NUNS and
1000 pompoms. The tea room
on the seventh floor is also dec
GRATED with the choice flowers.
At the Seven Corners Wood
ward & Lothrop Store, the Ma
tional Capital Garden Club
League has been staging flower
shows and the show concluding
this afternoon features chrysan-
themums. Hours at the Vir-
GINA store are, 2 pm. to Z pm,
today.
The Bethesda Community
Garden Clubs fall flower show
in the Battery Park Community
House will have many varieties
Iof chrysanthemums on display
Wednesday.
The Potomac Chrysanthemum
Society will stage its first show
at the Pan American Union
Building on October q and 90.
The 29th annual chrysanthe-
mum show of the Takoma Horti-
cultural Club will be held in the
Takoma Elementary School,
Dahlia street and Piney Branch
road. November 3 and 4.
With all of these displays
available gardeners will not only
find many of the top quality
varieties shown, but more espe-
cially they will have an oppor-
tunity to learn those that do well
in this area. This point is fire.
quently overlooked by the be-
ginner. Our mild open winters
are such that many varieties
cannot survive without special
care. w. H. Y.
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Bethesda Show,
FRIENDS Abroad
Set Wednesday

The Bethesda Community Gar.
den Club will celebrate United
Nations Day Wednesday with its
autumn flower show. Friends
Abroad" at the Battery Park
clubhouse, 1908 Glenbrook road
Bethesda. from 2 to 5 pm. Mon
AGO Event. Roman Holiday
and THE Luxembourg Jewels
will be featured among the en-
tries Mrs. L. WEIGH Pogue and
Mrs. Robert Felix, the chairmen,
extend an invitation to the pub
lie to attend.
A tea will be held for members
at the home of Mrs. Charles D,
Heron. 1911 Fairfax road. from
3 to 5 pm, with Mrs. w. K.
Baker hostess and Mrs. James L,
Feser in charge of the tea table
arrangement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
New Post Commanders
To Be Honored at Party

| A cocktail party, honoring
newly elected post commanders
and adjutants of the American
Legion here will be held at the
American Legion Club. 433 Sd
street NV, at $50 pm. Tues
day. Admission will be by card
only. A call to department head
quarters. Metropolitan 8-2736, by
tomorrow. will facilitate prep
arations.
/ Navy Department Post will
meet at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
Burlington Hotel, 1920 Vermont
avenue NV, with Comdr. James
E. Short presiding.
Comdr. James A. DeForce of
the Department of the District
of Columbia, has received from
the Department of Labor a GER
ltificate in recognition If his work
in aiding in the unemployment
Iof veterans.
Students enrolled in the Amer
lean Legion Extension Institu-
ton course will receive the first
lesson by mail in a few days.
Notice of the date of the first
class will be announced ina bull
letin from the Legion Indoctri-
nation Commission.
The Department Executive
Committee meeting will be held
lat 8 pm. Thursday at the Amer
lean Legion Club.
The department commander
will install officers of Victory
Post at 8 pm. Friday. at the
American Legion Club. They
are: Comdr. Harris G. Andrews,
Vice Comdrs. Frederick Costigan,
Joseph F. Dooley and Eminio j.
Scayongelli, Adjutant Albert H.
Bier. Membership Officer Thorn
as Bywaters, Finance Officer Al
fred Pierotti, Judge Advocate
Patrick J. Fitzgibbons.
At 9 pm. he will go to Pythian
Temple. Ninth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue NV, to in
stall officers of the Washington
B uilding and Construction
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A week Of perfect country
weather has been almost toe
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LIFE IN
THE COUNT RY
Utah Cows Are Sofety-Minded
By JAMES BlRcHFlELD

Out in Utah, I am told. they
go Southern Maryland one bet
ter on cattle guards. There they
simply paint white marks on the
highways. and this stops the
cattle.
Charles F. Wilmington of the
Geological Survey writes to tell
me Of the Utah method. He said
the country south of Meab is
pretty dry, and there are not
many cows per acre.
THE area is open range" he
said, land that means that cattle
are not fenced of the highways,
and it would be troublesome to
meet a COW on a narrow bridge.
Instead of going to a lot Of
expense in putting permanent
cattle guards before bridges. -
Mr.. Wilmington said. "the high
way department merely paints
white lines across the highways
at bridge approaches"
I suppose the cows out in Utah
see the white lines, and think
they are real guards. This might
work with a Utah COW. but /
doubt it would work with mine.
My cows are sophisticated East
ern creatures who couldn't be
expected to honor a white line
on the highway.
In fact, until I recently got up
some good fences my cows
wouldn't even respect four
strands Of barbed wire. They
just went on through as if there
were nothing there.
AS for electric fences, they
seemed to enjoy the tingle of a
good shot Of electricity. Electric
fences we're no good at all.
I pass on the Utah idea for
what 1t is worth but, for me, /
think I'll stick to my 4-foot gates
and woven wire fences.
A week Of perfect country
weather has been almost too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
'Stort Compost Heap

Grow your own soil condi-
toner in the form of a compost
heap. Add all leaves and garden
residues to it, scattering some
fertilizer on each layer. Keep
the pile moist and by late spring
you will have formed enough
homemade conditioner to take
care of a couple of flower beds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
Bulbs and Lilies

Daffodils, lilies, hyacinths and
the small bulbs should be planted
in October. Obtain a bulb plant
ing chart from your local deal
er, if possible. Proper depth is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
Better Lawns
Meetings Set
In Montgomery

The time and locations for thu
Extension Service lawn manage
ment meetings have been an.
nounced by David Kidd, as.
siStant county agent at Rock.
vile, Md. This is the first Of
several topics to be included il
the county wide Extension Home
and Community Identification
program. Many civic associa-
tons. garden clubs, and other
county groups are sending leader
representatives, and other groups
are encouraged to contact the
county agents Office for further
details.
Five similar meetings on lawn
management will be held next
Tuesday and Wednesday. Ar
rangements have been made
with c. P. Ellington, extension
agronomist, and Frank Bentz,
head of the soil testing depart
ment of the University of Mary
land, to explain the aspects of
soil testing, fertilizing. weed con-
troll. and mixtures, and general
lawn management.
The schedule follows:
Tuesday: 2 pm. Citizens
Building and Loan Association
in Silver Spring. across from the
Hecht Company store. 7 pm,
First Baptist Church at Whea-
ton, Georgia avenue and Viers
Mill road
Wednesday,: 10 am, Rockcrest
Field House, Wade avenue off
Viers Mill road. 2 pm, Atone
ment United Presbyterian
Church, 1858 Georgia avenue.
z pm, Glenbrook Club ballroom.
near National Institute of
Health, Wisconsin avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

Trades Post. They are: Comdr
Joseph Robert, Vice Comdrs
Kyle Anderson, Tim Collins anc
Tom Medlin, Adjutant SamueI
"A. Johnston. Finance Officer
Byrd Howard, Judge Advocate
William Fierstein.
The Department of Agricul-
Iture Post will hold a luncheon
meeting at l1:45 am. Wednes-
day in Room 1862. Department
lOf Agriculture Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

much for me. What with cuttinS
trees, splitting posts. stretching
fences, driving stakes and finally
mailing shoes on the horses, In
all in.
! The trouble is that with coun-
try work, you just about get usec
to it, and get in your stride wher
you have to quit. Then, mex
year you have to go through the
training period all over again.
/ And then, you never have time
to do all that has to be done. Fol
every job finished, there are two
Others that take its place. Nc
wonder a farmer works from
sun-up til dark and still gets
behind.
have a card from man who
wants me to help him catch a
cottonmouth moccasin. He says
1t is very important for him to
find out If these snakes are native
to this section, and he wants to
know further if anyone has been
bitten by a cottonmouth.
When it comes to snake CATCH
ing, I'm out. I'll let the cotton
mouths and their cousins, the
copperheads, go their ways. and
III go mine. And if we never
meet, so much the better.
I've heard a lot about the num-
Der of copperheads out in my
section, but I've yet to see one.
And I'll have no regrets if /
never do.
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Poziv ma Hrv. Dan U kennywood Parku

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Odbor priredbu Hrvatskog Dana
Pittsburghu dae do znana, da ce 25t Hrvask Dan
odrzat subotu 1. rujna Kennywood Parku
Ovogodisnja ubiarna prosava Hrvatskog Dana trajat
&c ri uzastopna dana. Nakon Hrvatskog Dana Kenny
wood Paru odrzat &c sutradan nedjeju Fog rujna
koncerat plesom Hrvatskom DOmu 3rd and Antsbury
Streets Rankinu dok &c treceg dana, g. rujna po-
nedjeak Labor Day, odrzat piknk Croatan Center
ma Babcock Boulevard u Milvale
Ma ovogodisnjoi priredbi Music Plaza Kennywood
Paru nasupt &c Teen Tams omladnski tamburasi zbor
North Side Pittsburgh gdjca Louise PopovG pjevacca
pevackog zbora Jadran IL Aquppa, te popularni tam
burasli zbor Skrbina IL Youngstowna, Ohio.
Posebn tket po nizoj cijeni bit &c pusen rasprodau
"a Hrvas Dan, zato obratte clanove odbora
Sim mjestima njh.
Bit &c dovoljno raznju pecene janjetne priredb
Kennywood Parku koju ce moc dobt citavo poslije
podne vecer tog dana, priredjue u Cndr6 IL Long
Run Road, il McKeesporta.
Americko hrvatsk radio sat (WMCK) IL McKeesporta
ko dae svo program svake subote cd $40 do $50 pred
sav &c canove prired dvackog odbora prkaza znacene
25te godsnce tog dana Medu govorncima bit &c glavn
predsednk odbora John r. segna baganik Frank Becel
i izvrsni tajnk Louise Grasha.
Pripremaje dakle da lijepo zavrste vase eto pri
susvom trodnevnoj proslaW 2O-og Hrvatskog Dana
subotu 1. rujna Kennywood Parku; nedjeu 2. runs
Hrvatskom Domu Rankinu ponedjejak Labor Day
g. runa Croatian Center Babcock Blvd Mlvale Pa
Tony Brajdic, Publicity Committee
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Buffalo, N. Y. - Hrvatski
Dan ma Niagari je vec IL
vjesno vrijeme predmet svih
razgovora. Odrzat &c Sc u ne
djelju 19. kolovoza (August)
ma Orchard Park Grove u
Tonawandi. Znakovi &c po-
kazivati put do piknika. Ma
pikniku &c svirati pom a t i
tamburaski zbor Balkan Sc
renaders" pod vodstvom Nick
(Tillie) Klaicha. Ma pikniku
&c biti izobilja dobrih hrvat-
skin jela, kao i raznih igara
"a djecu. Osim toga bit ce
izvlacenje eckica, pa ce
sretni dobitnik dobiti nagra-
du svih placenih troskova "a
dvije osobe "a put u Floridu.
Potrazite odmah clanove svo-
jih drustava "a tikete, koiih
je ogranicen broj i cd kojih
niie wise mnogo ostalo.
Piknik priredjuju odsieci
H.B.Z. iz Lackawanne i Buff
fala u zajednici s drustvom
Svetog Jeronima il Niagara
Falls.
Charles Blazina, dop.
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Poziy ma piknik

Los Angeles, Cal. - Anne
ricko Jugoslavenski Gradjan-
ski Klub priredjuje svoj 60
disnji piknik u nedjelju 49,
kolovoza (August) ma zem-
ljistu HrvatskO Americkoe
Donna, 800 So. Ford Blvd.
Bit &c cd podneva pecene
janjetine drugih jela i plea
svake vrsti "a mlade i stare
Ma pikniku &c svirati "a Piles
tamburaski zbor Hajduk. Ma
programu, koji ce trajati cd
3 do Z sati, biti &c pjesama,
plesanja kola i t. d.
To je posljednji piknik O.
We sezone, cato dodjite svi,
da iskoristite tu priliku j da
sastanete vase prijatelje i da
Sc zajedno s NINA proveseli-
te. - Mary M. Pickard. izvi
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Poziv ma zajednitki izIet

Gospojinsko drustvo "Hr-
vatska zena', grana broj 1,
Chicago, ILL.,, poziva sve svo.
je clanice, prijatelje sim
paticare drustva ma zajednic-
XII izlet u Lemont, ILL.,, "a 26'
augusta o. G. Tom prigodom
svi izletnici budu prisustvo-
vail sv. misi u 10 sati, a po-
tom sljedi ugodna zabava u
prekrasnoj prirodi.
Svi oni, koji zele prisustvo.
vati tome izletu, neka Sc pra.
vodobno priiave telefonom ma
Mrs. Rose Kirin, Portmounth
7-5728.
Izletnicki busovi polaze toe
no u 9 sati cd kuce Mrs. XII.
rim, njezina je adresa 5547 S
Nottingham Avenue a blizu
Harlem j Archer Streets.
Ia drustvo "Hrvatska ze'
ma" grana broj |, Chicago
Illinois - Zabavni OdbOr
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Piknik odsjeka q5q

Fontana, Calf. - Odsjek
broj $50 H. B. z. odrzati ce
svoi piknik u Bonita Park,
Lytle Creek Canyon, u ne
djelju 26. augusta, cd podne
pa do kasno u vecer.
Mas zadnji piknik, kojeg
smo odrzali 4. julia, vrlo lije-
DO je uspio, pax mas odbor
neumorno radi da oval doj-
duel piknik isto tako uspije.
Imati cemo "a sve goste
dovoljno 8 raznja pecene ja'
njetine, drugih tecnih zagri'
zaka svjezih napitaka. Iste
tako imati cemo dosta Sale
druge zabavne razonode "a
sve prisutne.
Ia doci ma piknik, putujtt
sjeverno po Sierra Avenue
cd Fontana do Bonita Park
Lytle Creek.
Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi
prijatelji naseg susjednil
odsjeka owe okolice, da ma.
posjete ma ovom pikniku ,
sto vecem broju.
Eli Shayotovich, tai
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Piknik U Farrellu

Farrell, Pa. - Mladi tam
buraski zbor "Sloga" i Gro
atian-American Civic Club
zajedno priredjuju piknik u
nedjelju, 10. augusta 1856,
u Fruits Mill George Borko-
vich FARM, Clarksville, Pa,
Oval piknik Sc je trebao o.
drzati S. augusta, ali uslijed
kise ma tai dan isti ce sc O.
drzati 19. augusta.
Piknik &c poceti u 1 sat
poslije podne pa do u vecer
a ma istom &c svirati i goste
zabavljati mladi tamburaskl
zbor "Sloga". Takodjer ma
pikniku &c Sc izigrati Tele.
vision cd strane tamburas.
kog zbora "Sloga". Pc nasem
obicaju biti &c dosta s raz.
MIA vruce pecene janjetine
raznovrsnih svjezih napitaks
"a okrijepu.
Stoga pozivljemo sve prija'
telje mjesta,i il okolice, da mas
posjete ma ovom pikniku
sto vecem broju, a ma kojen
&c biti "a sve dosta veseljs
| | razne zabavne razonode. -
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Emil Bossick,
predsjednik "Sloge"
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ProsIava hajeinog KIuba

Milwaukee, Wis. - Odbor-
nice Majcinog Kluba odrzale
su svoju sjednicu 81. julia t.
g., ma kojoj su bile sve pri-
sutne osim t a j n i C e, sestre
Katherine Papa.
Mama je vrlo drago naja-
viii, da &c mas Klub prosla-
viii prvu godisnjicu svoga
epstanka dne Is. septembra
o. G.. Stoga mi umoljavamo
sve ostale organizacije od-
sjeke HBZ, da ne prirediuju
svojih priredaba "a tai dan.
Proslava &c Sc sastojati cd
banketa, kratkog programa i
krunenja dviju kraljica. Ma
Sc natjecateljice biti &c nase
kolo kraljice. Jedna kraljica
biti ce u grupi izmedju 3
9 godina starosti, a druga &c
biti zmediu 10 Is godina
starosti. Stoga pozurite Sc
kolo kraljice pocnite raditi
ma svojim tockicama.
Mi znamo da cete uzivati
u dobroj hrani toga dana,
koja &c biti priredjena pc
nasim dobrim kuharicama pc
domacem ukusu. o hrani ce-
mo :iaviti u buducim brojevi.
ma Zajednicara.
Ulaznice ce Sc prodavati
unaprijed, koje mozete ku.
pitt Cd svake make kluba
Stoga mi vam preporucuje.
mo, da 81 vasu ulaznicu pri.
bavite ma vrijeme. Mi poziv.
liemo sve clanove odsjeka H
B. q. u Milwaukee, West AL
lis, Amity Kenosha, da mas
toga dana posjete, gdje &c i
matt svi ugodne casove.
Mitzie Knaflic, predsj
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Piknik "Strossmayera"

AOulISSCOWH, W 1AAVdI
sko Pjev. Drustvo "Stross-
mayer" &c odrzati svoj zad-
Mi ovogodisnji piknik u ne
djelju, 26. augusta, u Shady
Run Picnic Grove, Shady Run
Road Midlothian, Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Biti &c u izobilju S raznja
vruce pecene janjetine pra-
seine pocam cd podne pa
dalje, kao raznovrsnih ma
pitaka i slatkisa "a djecu.
Tamburaski zbor Brace Po-
zega sa Gus Rogan" svirati
&c "a Piles i vasu zabavu. Ra-
no u vecer &c Kolo Grupa
plesati plesove.
Poslije piknika pjevaci &c
Sc pripremati da pod ju u
Cleveland, da ucestvuju ma
prosla vi pjevackog zbora
"Slavulj" ma 2. septembra.
Pozivlju Sc svi prijatelji
mjesta okolice, a narcotic
radnici nakon strajka u ce-
licnim tvornicama, da dodju
ma mas piknik 26. augusta |
proslave dokoncanje strajka.
Svi dodjite j sa sebom po-
vedite svoje prijatelje. Do vi
djenja ma pikniku!
Stella Toplek, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
Poziv ma piknik

Detroit, Mich. - Mjesna
Organizacija Hrvatske Repu-
blikanske Seljacke Stranke &c
odrzati svoj drugi ovogodis-
Mi piknik u nedjelju, 2-og
septembra 1856. ma Skoflich
zemljistu, 475O--14 Mile Rd..
Warren, Michigan tizmedju
Mound i Ryan Road).
Piknik pocima u IL sati u
podne traje do kasno u We
Ger. Po nasem obicaju biti
ce pecene janjetine ma ras-
polaganju kao svakovrsnog
mekseg plea "a okrijepu. Go
stima &c svirati poznati tam
buraski zbor Balkan Kava-
lers".
Poziva Sc mas narod mje-
sta i okoline kao susjednog
grada Windsora, da mas po-
sjete u sto vecem broju, pa
da Sc ma svjezem zraku II
hladovini ugodno proveseli-
mo.
Ia bratski i prijateljski
docek jamci Odbor.
Petar Skoflich, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
Poziv ma piknik

Dayton, u. - Odsjek 563
HBZ i Hrvatsko Podupiraju-
&c Sokolsko Drustvo prize
djuju piknik, koji &c Sc O.
drzati u nedjeliu 26. augusta
ma Valy View Grove, R.R. So.
Ma pikniku &c svirati Larry
Grays Orchestra, koja &c u
godno zabavljati mlade i sta
re. Pc nasem obicaju biti &c
u izobilju jela i plea.
Pozivamo sve nase clanove
i prijatelje mjesta okelice,
da mas posjete u sto vecem
broju, pa da Sc svi skupa ma
ovom pikniku u g O d n o po-
zabavimo i proveselimo.
Odbor sc brine "a dobru
podvorbu sviju vas, koji vas
unaprijed pozdravlja sa do.
bro nam dosli!
Anna Gmaz, tajnica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
Farrell Tamburitzans
DoIazi U Beaver Valley

Beaver, Pa. - Rimo-kato-
licka zupa Sv. Petra i Pavla
priredjuje crkveno prostenje
Dan u staroj Hrvatskoi' u
nedjelju 9. ruina u Wise's
Grove, ma 88 Route (Mercer
Rd.) ma periferiji New Brigh-
ton.
Ma tome prostenju nastu-
pit &c poznati tamburaski
zbor "Sloga" il Farrell, Pa,
sa svojim plesacima kola u
prekrasnim narodnim nosnja-
ma. Program &c zapoceti u
4 sata poslije podne, a ma
kon programa &c tamburasi
"Sloge" svirati "a pies. U
plesnoj grupi IL Farrella i.
made oko 80 mladica i die
vojaka, koji su svojim ma.
stupima ma koncertima i i.
nlm prlredDama, te ma tele'
vision stekli opce zasluzene
priznanje. Pozivaju Sc sv:
prijatelji i clanovi Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice IL Beaver
Valley i zapadne Pennsyl'
vanije, da dodju ma to lijepe
prostenje.
Ia svakog bit &c priredje'
no sve sto je hrvatskim srci
ma priraslo, te hrane i pics
ne &c pomanjkati, pa cete 81
svi osjetiti kao ma pravon
starokrajskom prostenju.
John Sketic, izvj