davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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tude in dealing with problem
pupils-presumably power tc
Iexpel them.
Requiring maintenance of rec
ords according to race, now
barred by Board of Education
policy. (Some exceptions have
been allowed to date, on a tenn
Iporary basis.)
Conversion of the District
Teachers College to a two-year
Junior college.
Restricting of teacher hiring
to those who have passed ma
tional teachers examinations.
Provision for removal of Board
of Education members "foi
cause"
The proposals were not out
lined in detail. Most of the
report was devoted to various
conclusions stemming from tes-
timony in the hearings and pri-
vate interviews conducted by
Mr.. Gerber and several aides
over a period of weeks last
summer. Fifty-three witnesses,
mostly teachers and school off,
cials, appeared at the public
hearings.
Cite High Spending
The report disputed testimony
by school officials that Negro
achievement lags could be at
tributed to low socio-economic
background, school overcrowd-
ing and discrimination against
+ ormerly segregated Negro
schools.
1t also asserted that District
school difficulties cannot be at
tributed to the lack of finances. "
The report quoted figures which
lit said showed the District
schools spend more per pupil
than various other cities.
The report voiced the view that
mo other place in the Nation
offers such superior advantages
as Washington for a successful
integration program.
"The District of Columbia Ne
groes have had school facilities
superior to most other school
districts in the Nation" it de-
clared.
Abuse Charged
The report charged that the
school investigation was con-
Quoted in IAN atmosphere
charged with abuse and name
calling directed at members of
the committee and its chief
counsel by some of the Washing
ton press. some minority pres
sure groups and other advocates
of integrated schools"
1t asserted that some prospec-
tive witnesses were intimidated
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Strategic Air Command, we have
our tactical air, we have a good
many Army weapons. We have
naval air, naval missiles, sub
marine-launched missiles. We
can destroy an aggressor by
many different means.
Can't Stop Retaliation
And let me say this, that it
doesn't make any difference
whether a surprise attack is
launched against us first
whether they launched a sud-
den attack or whether we got a
lot of warning--it doesn't make
any difference. We could. I am
convinced. hit back and destroy
them, anyway.
Let me add one thing. I am
talking about weapons that are
available now. Take fallout-
there are differences of opinion
about the effect Of fallout. Some
say it is SUPER tremendous. and
others say it is just tremendous.
1t is a difference in degree. But
certainly there is going to be
some fallout and it can be quite
large If not carefully controlled.
Now, with the tremendous bombs
OF megaton yields. targets can
be destroyed.
If a nation wants to kill an
other nation and wipe it out, it
can probably do it with big
megaton ground burst weapons.
HiIlman: 1t probably wouldn't
take many of those bombs?
Admiral Burke: No, it wouldn't
take very many. Now, we know
in this country. and the Com
munists know, that we will not
start such a war. Now the Soviet
leaders are ruthless. The Russian
people as whole are not neces-
sarily ruthless, but the Com
munist leaders have risen to
their position because they have
been ruthless. Suppose you get a
madman in the Kremlin who
has absolute power, as Stain
had, and he says, II am going
to wipe out the United States.
and I am going to do it in the
manner that is most effective.
I am just going to demolish the
United States. once and for all.
Such a madman, regardless of
his despotic power, would have
difficulty getting his nation to
follow him if his people realize
that they. too, will be wiped out,
that they will be ruined and
their country destroyed, even
though they could do it to us.
The people would think a. long
time-a long time. So the pro-
liability of a global nuclear war
seems slight under the situation
approximately as it exists now.
But to keep the situation as it
is, we have to maintain the capa-
bility Of destroying an aggressor,
regardless of what he might try
against US. We have to maintain
that capability because without
it we can be blackmailed with
the threat of destruction, and
III we are not in a position to
strike back with complete de-
Istructive force-then we are in
danger. We have such a capa-
bility right now.
Hillman: II the SOviets should
strike at us first, how quickly
could we respond to knock them
out?
Admiral Burke: Very quickly
let me not be too specific-but
let's say a day. When. for ex-
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Continued From First Page

COntInue0 from r1TSL faBt
ing Of the average man con-
cerned about peace and the Sc
curity of this Nation.
Here, set down in question and
answer form, are some of the
vital points raised during the
interview with Admiral Burke.
The admiral is as articulate as
he is keen and clear in analysis.
Hillman: Why do we need a
Navy in the nuclear age?
Admiral Burke: Geography
has located powerful nations and
vast bodies Of people on the sea-
shores and waterways of the
world. The nuclear age has not
done away with geography
There is no conceivable situation
in the world in which military
action and support may be
needed that 1t doesn't have to
arrive there by sea, if it is of
any magnitude at all. We have
to control the seas to be able to
do that.
We think that we can do a lot
more than just control the seas,
but the primary reason we have
to have the Navy is that the
free world must control the seas.
When a crisis occurs, who
moves? The Navy always moves.
We never miss. In every over
seas crisis that the United States
has had in the last 10$ears, and
for generations before, the Navy
has had to control the seas first
before much else could be done.
II we can't do our stuff, nobody
can do it.
Sometimes we are the only
service. but always the Navy is
involved. and that is in every-
thing. every crisis, in which the
military is concerned. For ex-
ample, in order for our forces
deployed overseas to live. to
hight. to do anything at alive
must have control of the seas,
not just most Of the way but all
the way across. There is no way
you can do it by air alone. We
wish we could. The only way to
do 1t is by sea.
Ships Must Get There
The cost of a major action
where fuel is needed would
bankrupt the country if it had
to be done by air. We would
have more ships carrying fuel
for an airlift than we would
have carrying the troops them
selves. The ships have to get
there first with fuel, regardless
OF what is being sent by air. So
we might as well send troops by
ships first, and save a lot Of
ships and a lot of time.
The Navy's responsibilities
the things the Navy has to do
have never been greater than
they are today. The United
States has treaties with friends
In almost every important over
seas area of the world. / find it
difficult to visualize any sea area
OF the world that we could
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MEMS WOOL SUITS
AT REDUCED PRICES

It's our annual ofter-C savings on
mems clothing, with every suit from our
regular stocks. You'll find the fine clothing
names for which The Mems Store is
known, giving you quoIity fobric and
tailoring. In wide range Of sizes, how
ever early selection is suggested in order
to obtain fobric and model you prefer.
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49," to 1870

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MEMS TOPCOATS
AT REDUCED PRICES

44.So to $3.50
were $500 44.5O
were 5000 1850
were $3.50 and $3.50 $3.50
were $500 and 5000 $3.50
were $500 and $500 1880
were 1880 $3.50
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WASHINGTON sTOsE plar1, SOC
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1900. WTTG t5)-Crunch and
Des: Young Engineer learns
to fish like a champ - and
ignore a beautiful blond
to win a contract.
$3.50 WMAL ca Crossroads:
Mother O'Brien," story of
detective who learns kid
brother is dope addict; Dom
aid Murphy.
900, WMAL (7)-Studio 81;
"Deadline," story of sports
columnist who investigates
tip that fight has been fixed;
John Payne.
800, WTOP (9) = Crusader:
Matt Anders finds budding
romance in grim Berlin, tries
to help young girl.
$3.50, WRC, (4-Star Stage:
Cleopatra Collins" comedy
about ex-Miss America whose
husband is uneasy about her
glamorous past: Betty Cradle,
Casey Adams.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Playhouse Of
Stars: a bank teller having
f1inched money from his
wife's grocery budget is
picked up for homicide.s
$3.50, WTTG ~ Guy Lom-
bardo: Guest Edith Adams
sings IS Wonderful"
10000, WTOP (9) The Line
up: Address book sent anony-
mously gives San Francisco
police clue to identity of girl
found shot dead.
1880, WMAL (D-Passport to
Danger: In Sofia" Cesar
Romero is picked up by po-
lice who suspect him of carry
ing stolen diamonds.
l0:30, .WTOP (9) Person to
Person: Edward r. Murrow
televisits with actor, director,
producer, Raymond Massey
and Rita Gam.
l1:15, WTOP (9)-"The Cap
tain's Paradise: A ferry
steamer captains great Sc
cret-the love of two women
-backfires; Alec Guinness,
Yvonne DeCarlo. (First-run
on local TV.)
11:25, WMAL ~ 1.-THE Big
Cat: Story of hunt for vi
cious cougar somewhere in
the Rocky Mountains: Lon
McCalliSter.
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BALTIMORE TV

(Here are some evening pro-
grams on nearby Baltimore sta
lions which differ from those
available on local channels.)
6:00-(2)-Gene Autry and
Cartoons.
6:00-t1D-Officer H appy's
Rascals.
6:00-t13)-Pioneer Club.
6:30-t2)-Commercial Film.
7:00-(2)-Wild Bill Hickok.
9:00-t13)-DOllar Second.
10:30-(13)-M OWE: 'BIack-
mailed" (1951.)
11:30-t2)-Fabian of Scot
land Yard.
12:00-13)-MOvie: North OF
the Border" (1948.)
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TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WASH, 1880. WWDC-
Counterspy: agents make a
date with 1.-THE Clock Watch
ing Chiseler." who times his
homicides to the second but
discovers the Government
holds the master watch.
.S:15, WTOP ~ Johnny Dollar
Evidence falls into place when
Dollar begins to solve THE
Plantagenet Matter"
$3.50, WTOP-Radio Workshop:
Report on the Unknown" a
study Of clairvoyance, involv-
ing current research into
super normal communica-
tions.
$3.50, WRC-Today and Tomor-
row: Study of the East Texas
Oil Field" tells of how a great
industry has learned to pro-
tect its own production of a
non-renewable resource.
500, WMAL - Sound Mirror:
The story of the battle be-
tween the Monitor and the
Merrimac.
$3.50, WMAL - Offbeat: DR..
Eachus talks on his new
brain machine; Shan O'Casy
reads from his play Juno
and the Paycock."
1890, WRC - Cavalcade of
Sports: Ten round light
weight bout between Ludwig
Lightburn and Hoacine Khalsi
from Madison Square Gar
den.
1890, WEAM-Nightingale Club:
A live broadcast featuring the
music of Dale Turner and his
eleven piece swing band.
1880, WMAL-Easter Seal Par
ade of Stars: Dennis Day will
be singing host on behalf Of
the National Society for
Crinnled Children and Adults
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Dinner to Mark
Anniversary

A dinner marking the Tooth
anniversary of the birth of
Woodrow Wilson will be held in
the National Guard Armory on
April 81, Paul M. Butler. chair
manship of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee. announced to-
day.
The committee will sponsor
the event.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow
of the 28th President, will be the
guest of honor. Francis j. Kane,
president of the Kane Transfer
Co., and director of the Wash
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ington Board Of Trade, will be
dinner chairman.
The centennial event will re-
place the committees traditional
annual Jefferson-Jackson Day
dinner, Mr.. Butler said.
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Pros!aya Hrv. Donna
U Los Angeles, Calf.

Clanovi Korporacije Hrvat-
sko-Americke Dvorane slavi-
ii &c 16-godisn.iicu iste u ne
djeliu, %. aprila owe godine,
ma $50 South Ford Blvd. Sto-
ga pozivamo mas narod IL Los
Angelesa, San Pedra i okoli-
ce, da dodju ma ovu proslavu
a uiedno i prvi piknik owe 60
dine u ovoj okolici.
Dvorana i basca otvaraju
Sc u 10 sati ujutro, a u 2 sa-
ia poslije podne biti ce utak-
mica. igraca ma buce izmedju
Istrijanaca Primoraca. y
3 sata pocima program, kojeg
&c preavoditi tamburaski zbor
Brace Crljenica, a ma kojem
&c sudjelovati i nasa popular
ma pjevacica, Gorica Popo-
vich. Bit &c i drugih toca-
ka, koje cemo najaviti u leta-
Gina, a prize liza programa
biti .ce dovoljno pecene JAMIE
tine domace hrane.
Vinko AntOnich
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CIanstvu odsjeka Ut

Welland, Ontario, Can.
Ovime Sc daje do znanja
sveukupnom clanstvu odsjeka
br. GIT H.B.Z., da je ma redo
vitoj sjednici odrzanoi prvog
aprila t. G. prisutno clanstvo
zakliucilo, da Sc strogo opo-
meme one clanove, koji du-
guju "a svoju clanarinu pre-
ko diva mjeseca, ako istu ne
podmire do Is. aprila, da ce
biti suspendirani iii stavljeni
ma rezervu, ako ju imaju.
Odsiecna blaga:ina ne mo-
re wise podnasati dugova, pax
il tih razloga opominjemo
nase clanstvo, da to ucine do
recenog datuma. Onim cla-
novima, ma koie Sc ovo od-
nosi treba biti jasno, ako in
Sc suspendira CUBE sva pra-
va u Zajednici, a ako in Sc
stavi ma rezervu CUBE prava
ma bolesnicku potporu i od-
Stete. ,,
Ia odsjek broj GIT HBZ,
Jack Buban, tajnik.
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ZAJEQNICAR
KONCERTI
PIKNICI |
PROSLAVE
Victory Banquet zajednitara u Torontu

Deseta Juznoontarijska kugaeka utakmica odrzat &c
Sc Toronu 20. 81. aprla godine Ma ovoj utakmic
sastati &c kuga Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice mamie
wise svh mjesta Juznog Ontaria, ocekue Sc gost IL
Sjednenih Drzava Amerke da putem natjecaa rese pr
venstvo pojednih kugackih lga pojedinaca.
Pose utakmice t. j. subotu, 21. aprila odrzavat &c
Sc PobjedniCk Banl1et velikOm mOdernOm Hrvatskom
1850 Dupont Street Priredjena ce bt
ukusna vecera pose vecer bt ce Piles pratnju nase
tamburice Pored toga banketu ce dieit nagrade
pobjedncma - klubovima pojedincma, ko budu sudjeo-
vail utakmc. Veselja razonode bt ce "a svakog -
starije mladje upoznati eemo raznim klubovma
gracima porazgovorti cemo naso zajednci imati
temo prke da cujemo ednog cd predstanka Zajednice
IL Pittsburgha. '.'.
zato brace sestre, nepropustite prilike da vi do
dete bez obzira bill iii elanov Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice Odsjek bro 1872 "Jadran IL Toronta koemu e
godine palo duznost da prred banke ucnt &c
da zadovolji samo kuglace nego goste.
Ulaznice banket vec razasane zantere-
sirane odsjeke lge Juznom Ontaru susednom Buffau.
Cena ulaznici banket e diva doara osobi Oni ko
dodu kasnje iii zele bt bankeu vec plesu,
uaznca &c biti edan dollar po osob Banket vecera,
pocet &c sati pose podne. Zabavjati temo do IL.
Svi dobro doSl!
Priredjvacki Odbor, odsjeka br. 1872 HBZ
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Pocasni Banket odsi. Is

Waukegan, Ill. - Odsjek
broj IS H.B.z. daje do INA
MIA cjelokupnom clanstvu, da
&c prirediti Blanket u pocast
svojim clanovima, koji su ma
vrsili SO godina kao clanovi
odsjeka i HBZ. Prvi je mas
brat andre Putin, koji je
blagajnik naseg odsjeka kroz
40 godina j uvijek radi "a
korist drustva; drugi je brat
Steve Sertic, a treci .ie brat
George Paukovac, koji su j.
sto nasi dobri clanovi.
Oval Banket &c Sc odrzati
u subotu, %. aprila 1856, u
5 sati ma vecer, u Sloven-
skom Narodnom Domu, 424
- 10th St., Waukegan, Ill.
Ulaznice su $500 po osobi.
Braco sestre, dodjite u
sto vecem broju ma oval Ban
ket i zabavu, da Sc ma istoj
malo proveselimo pocasti-
mo nase 50-godisnje clanove,
Ia dobru podvorbu pobri-
nut &c sc mas Odbor.
liy Mike Norsic, predsj
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FLIP MIHAN0YIC

Il Rock Springs, Wyoming
cd sestre Nikoline Glavota,
tajnice odsjeka broj 374 do
bill smo brzojavnu vijest da
je u bolnici u Denveru, Colo
rado, u nedjelju, 8. travnja,
umro predsjednik odsjeka -
brat Flip Mihanovic.
Pokojni Mihanovic rodjen
je u selu zrnovnici, opcina i
kotar Split, ma log svibnja
1891 godine. Pristupio ja u
odsjek broj 374 ma 16. svib-
MIA 1921 godine ] obnasao
neprestano cast odsjecnog od-
bornika kroz "a godine cla-
novanja u Zajednici.
Pokojnikovoj obitelji, rod
bini, prijateljima i clanstvu
odsjeka 374 u Rock Springs,
Wyoming, iskreno saucesce.
Glavni Ured.
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GIasovita Duquesne Tamburitzans
Dolazi u Uniontown ma II. aprila

Uniontown, Pa. - Gnjezdo Pomlatka broj 81 HBZ.
priredue koncerni program koeg ce zvadau gasovita
Duquesne University Tamburzans subotu, IA aprila
g. North Unon High School.
Program &c poceti sati vecer. Nakon programa
elanoH cd Tamburitzans &c doci Hrvask Dom Frank
lin Street gdje &c biti posuzeni zagrskom naptkom
pose toga &c zabavlja prsune onako kako to oni
obGno Cine.
clanovi odsjeka br. u gnezda br. 81 HBZ, trebaju
bt narcotic ponosn da posjete oval koncert N tog
loga, sto grupi Tamburzans nalaz clan naseg od-
seka mladi brat Charles Muchnok, bvs voda tamburas
kog zbora "Nova Fora Uniontownu Stoga ucinmo mi
Cd nase srane da brat Muchno bude poosan sto clan
naseg odseka, ako vid sto vecem broju ovom
koncertu. ....a....
Direktor Walter w. koar je obecao, da &c nam
Tamburitzans odgrat vro dobri program, ia da
&c owl umjetnici STUDENT gore pomenutog sveucisa
sve mas dobro zadovot svojom glazbom, pjesmama
narodnim plesovma obucen skovitim razim narodninl
nosnjama tako da cemo mi sv IL Uniontowna okoce
Is NINA ponositi
Stoga mi pozivljemo canove familije prijatelje
cd odsjeka broj u gnezda broj 32 kao clanove
susjednih odseka njhove famile pratelje da po-
sjete ovom koncertu. - Svi dobro dosh!
Catherine NJ Francis, uprav gnijezda broj 81
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Duquesne University Tamburitzans
Nastupa u Port vue ma 1900 apriIa

Port Vue Pa. - Gasovita Duquesne University Tam
buritzans nastupt ce svojm koncertnm programom
petak, 13. aprla 1885, 815 vecer Port Vue Junior
High School Auditorumu Oval koncert prredue mesni
odjel Amercke Legije bro 447 so e druga po redu n
hova scna priredba talentrane umjetnke.
Duquesne University Tamburitzans je sada svojoj
devetnaesoj godin opstanka. Sa svom nasupma kre
Gu kao hstorija proputova Sjedinenm Drzavama,
Kanadi po Evrop.
Canov Tamburitzans izvadjaju narodne pjesme,
gazbu plesove raznim slkovitim narodnim nosnjama
so traje oko diva sata vreena Nhova sprema zvada-
nu gazbenh programa e takova da svoe slusaoce
velSim zanmanjem zadovostvom zabavljat par sati
tako da i'm vrijeme prode neopazlivo Ovo stavja
made skoarce aentrane glazbenke red edne cd prvo-
klasnih zabavljaca .ae
Pod vodstvom Mr.. Walter w. Kolara, koji e aktvan
"a dugi nz godna grupom, koi e utrosio
go svoga strazivanu sto boljih gazbenh ko-
mada narodnih odela. Menu zasta de kred prizna-
nje sto e svoom sposobnost vjestnom uspo da pr-
kupi najbolje taene skoske omladine u oval zbor
ovoj grup Tanburtzans mi mademo nasa diva lokalna
momka William Bill Renduic z Port Vue Daniel Danny
Pavlic IL McKeesport Pa.
Slavene cve prijatelje pozivljemo da dodu oval
koncerat da nauziju lijepog zanmljvog programa
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Joseph Zlotzver, Chairman,
III Dearam Ave-. Port Vue, Pa
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AUGUST STIPETIC

Start ma zalost odlaze je-
dan "a drugim, tako smo pri-
mill pri zakljucku lista, da je
preminuo mas vrijedni clan,
brat August Stipetic subotu,
Z. aprila, dugogodisnji tajnik
odsjeka br. 10 u Export, Pa,
Rodjen Cog novembra 1886
u selu Gornje Dubrave. kraj
Ogulina u Hrvatskoj. u Ma
rodnu Hrv. Zajednicu pristu.
pio je II. oktobra 1908. CT
tavo vrijeme bio je aktivan
u svom odsjeku u redovima
svoje Zajednice, kojoj je vjer'
no sluzio do svoje smrti. Z
svom mjestu Export stekao
je mnogo znanaca prija'
telja medju rudarskim rad.
nicima i bio ie kao tako1
vrlo postovan. U MENU gubi
mo jos jednog graditelja "a
jednice, koga &c tesko, axe
ikako, biti nadomjestiti.
Njegovim milim dragima
nase zalovanje, a dragon po
kojniku, Augustu Stipeticu -
Slaya! - Glavni Ured.
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cIanstvu odsjeka br. 221

Centerville, Iowa. = Owl
me dajem do znanja svima
clanovima odsjeka broj 221
H. B. T., da je bivsi tajnik
Frank Golik dao ostavku ma
tajnickoi duznosti, koju sam
prema zelji prisutnog Clan
stva ma sjednici preuzeo. ia
imam zelju da svoju duznost
sluzbu izvrsavam savjesno
prema propisu nasih Pravila,
i da prema svakom budem
bratski pravedan. Ia uspjes-
no poslovanje isto je potreb-
no da clanovi vrse svoju
duznost prem a Pravilima.
Veoma je vazno, da redovito
iii unaprijed svoju clanarinu
placaju.
Cd kako sam preuzeo ovu
duznost opazio sam, da su
mnogi clanovi zaostali sa svo-
jim uplatama. Nekoji u ovoj
godini jos nisu nista uplatili,
duguju "a tri mjeseca. Stoga
molim svu nasu bracu Sc
sire, .da vrse svoju duznost
tocn6 redovito, ako zele BIZ
ii pravovaljani clanovi nase
Zajednice. Meni kao novom
tajniku su mnogi clanovi ne
poznati, pak ih molim da mi
idu u susret, "a bolje biti sa-
mih njih, a i "a lakse moje
poslovanie.
Ia bolje poslovanje potreb-
no je slijedece:
(1) Namire sc ina zamiie-
niti sa clanskim up a n m
knjizicama; (2) redoyito u
placivanje svakog mjeseca iii
unaprijed; (3) svaki clan da
napise svoje ime adresu, i
da tajniku posalje iii preda
ma sjednlci, da Sc uredi Clan
ski adresar kojeg sada ne
ma; (4) umjesto namira sva-
Xxi clan treba imati uplatnu
knjizicu: (5) da Sc "a vrije-
me citanja zapisnika izvjes-
taja ne ubiru uplate; (6) da
| clanovi ne stole u grupama
kod tajnickog stola, nego. da
prilaze jedan po jedan.
Ako Sc cd tainika zahtje-
va da valjano vrsi svoju duz-
most, takova gore navedena
suradnja je veoma potrebna.
To ce tajniku olaksati sluz-
bu, "a sve &c biti bolje "a
dovoljstvo, vladati &c bolji
red.
| Molim sve clanove da ovo
uvaze, uz bratski pozdrav,
Philip Papich, tajnik
500 South 18th Street
Centerville. Iowa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11
Famozna Duquesne Tamburitzans
DoIazi U Farrell ma 200 apriIa

Farrell, Pa. - Drago e javiti nasem
rodu ovog mjesta okoice da Croatian American Civic
Club prireduje vek koncertni program koeg &c zvada
Il famozna Duquesne University Tamburzans, pod vod-
svom svoga vrlo sposobnog drektora Mr. Walter w. Ko
lara. Koncert &c odrzat Farrell Senior High School
II nedjelju, e. aprila, 2:SO posije podne.
Poslje koncerta clanovi umjetnici Cd Tamburitzans
&c doc Hrvatsk Dom Staunton Street gdje &c zabav
ltati clanove prijatee svojim pesmama glazbom
Uvijek proslost do sada, kad je god Tamburitzans
zvadjaa svoje programe Farrelu, prsutna pubka je
isma uzivala, pa dvojbe da ne &c ovoga puta.
Nu treba to znati da Tamburitzans mijenja svoje
programe svake godine koji uvijek bol liza boih
ovogodsn jedan cd nabolh do sada Oni pjevaju pie
svraju glazbu pesu plesove nasih naroda
IL Jugosave nego skoro svih savenskih nekih drugih
naroda il Europe. To izvadaju IL raznm narodnm
slikovitim nosnjama.
Program ovih madh skolaraca umetnika traje me-
sto wise cd diva sata venena kom oni prisutnu pubku
zacaraju pri svakom cinu makar casomice zams od-
vedu zemlu, kou predstavljaju svojim zvedbama
predstavama Zaista nko nhov program b smio pro-
masit jer ga e vredno videti cu susati Cjena
nice je vrlo maa sto cemo dob svoj uzitak.
Stoga pozivlju sv Hrvat, Srb, Slovenc osali Sa-
veni da dodju da pozovu svoe prjatee bez razke
rodnos, oval koncert g. aprila, tako sto veGer
Hrvatski Dom. Svi dobro dosli!
John Mikulin, perovodja.