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sURGIcAL-MEDIcAL PLAN

The surgical-medical plan includes payment BY
Blue Shield for:
.sWqery, treatment Of fractures or dsioeotioos
hospioIzed dentol surgery lup TO S225 according
10 the schedule Of beneffsl
.dioenosfie x-roY yeoriy moximum payment SIS. Up
to- but not IN excess Of. 5o% Of the charges will be
poid by Plan TO the x-roY speeost oeeording TO the
x-roy benefit schedule.
svp to $40 for onesfhesio IN ony one admission,
according to the schedule Of benefits.
up So doy for 20 days for doctors visits to you
IN the hospital for medical core oiher ihon surgical
maternity eosesl beginning on third day Of
confinement
$50 per speeiola eonsufofion for Up 10 consul
fotions during soeh confinement
'Reodmsson 10 the hospoi within 20 doys Of disehoros
will be considered 10 be the hospital confinement
specific description Of both Blue Gross ond Blue Shield
benefits is eonioned IN the SUbseribsr csrfifeofe.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26

light. This was done but before
this ordinance will become eff
fective 80 days must pass which
means that February 10th will
be the first day you will be able
to turn right on a red stop light.
Also this will give the city time
to place signs SO indicating.
Mayor Suckstorff asked the
council for a so day leave of alb
sence due to his health and Fire
Chief Dave asked for 80 days.
Both of these requests were
granted. While Mayor Suckstorff
is away President of the Council,
Lionel Gall will be acting mayor.
On a recommendation from AL
derman Olson the putting into
effect a purchase order system
was taken under study and will
be acted upon at the next coun-
Gil meeting.
The placing of city employees
under social security was dis
cussed and il was decided that
on April 10th of this year a ref
erendum shall be held among the
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26

employees to see whether or not
they desire TO be placed under
social security.
Fire Chief Dave gave his year
ly report which showed that
there were II fires in the country
which had a loss of some 1850
dollars of which only 10000 was
covered by insurance. There were
the same number of fires in the
city limits with a loss of $4,000,
of which $17,350 was covered by
insurance. There were sever fire
drills held during the summer
months and quite a lot of new
equipment added to the depart
ment.
Chief of Police Moore asked for
permission to purchase hoods for
the street lights so that when the
sun hits the light you can still
be able to tell when they change.
Permission was granted.
There being no building per-
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26
City Council News

Bids on the long awaited fire
hall were opened and the con-
tract was awarded to Dick Ness
who submitted low bid. The con-
tract calls for q completed build
ing by August LIST.
Bids were also opened for a
new pickup which will be used
in the water department, and
low bid was submitted by Gem
City Motor Company, which the
council accepted.
The police commission recon-
mended to the council that some
thing be done about the parking
around the Methodist and Catho-
lie churches. Chief of Police Jim
Moore is looking into the matter
and will report at the next coun-
Gil meeting.
Also recommended by the COM
mission was the changing of an
ordinance which will permit
turning right on the red stop
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26

east and many other parts of the
country. AS a result, millions OF
dollars in potential timber has
gone UP in smoke in recent
weeks.
Experts believe il the trend
toward drier weather continues
much longer, serious problems
will arise in various parts of the
United States. in addition to the
dust storm danger in the ten
states listed above. The critical
period is the first six months OF
this year, when the major por-
ton of rain falls in most states.
FBI COMES THROUGH
The recent announcement by
the Federal Bureau of Investi-
| cation, that it had solved the ma
TONS biggest cash robbery, I'M
doubtedly sent a chill down the
spines of many crooks and would
be crooks.
The Federal Bureau of Investi-
CATION has earned a reputation
something akin to that of Scot
lana 1dIU, anu the Solving Oh the
famous Drinks robbery in Boston
adds a little more luster to its
already brilliant record.
Although two of the eleven
men who were repeatedly involved
are still at large, as this is writ
ten, the rounding up of the other
nine, one of whom is now dead,
and the solving of this crime,
should discourage those who have
visions of pulling off robberies
which net Of than one million
dollars.
The Drinks job netted the
thieves S1,218,211. 1t took place
in 1850 and has been the sub
ject of much rumor ever since.
The solution of the case comes
after years of steady investiga-
ton and hard work. This sustain
ed major effort is an example of
the labors the FBI will undergo
to crack one case.
1t is why crime does not pay
when the FBI gets involved.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26
EDITORIALLY


Whatever else is included IL
farm relief legislation which
passes Congress this session, ant
we assume some sort of relic
will be voted, we think the small
farmer should get special consid-
Grafton on several counts.
In the first place, acreage re-
duction sometimes threatens the
very living of the small farmer
who has only a few acres of cot
ton. wheat, tobacco or some other
crop. He Is sometimes largely
dependent upon the money he
earns from these few acres to
sustain his family.
II he is reduced by ten OF
fifteen per cent, and If his re-
duced acreage does not bring
him sufficient income to meet
the higher cost of living, then
he is threatened with extinction.
To avoid this, Congress is being
asked - by the Administration
and by members of both parties
to pay the farmer so much for
acres he takes out of cultivation.
The Administration is also asking
that the farmer be paid for land
he puts under certain soil con-
servation practices.
The major fallacy in the farm
program in the United States for
the last few years has been that
the same aid formula has been
applied to both big and small
farmers. In other words. the big
farmer who enjoyed ninety per
cent parity price supports for so
many years often got checks from
the Government amounting to as
much as 500, 900. His profit on
such price support operations of
ten ran $4,000 or $4,000 or
ven more.
To correct this situation, many
proposals have been advanced.
One of them is a sliding scale
support which means that high
price supports will be- granted
for the first fifty or one hundred
acres. and then supports will
decline for the next fifty OF
hundred acres to a lower figure,
and then again, and so on. An
OA-tt3 SSAAtAOA P1OPOcCA ID h4Adt
the amount of money provided
by the Federal Government viii
be limited to SO much per farm
er. Either of these proposals will
help correct a bad situation.
The policy of the farm pro-
gram of this Government should
be to safeguard the livelihood of
the small farmer, while at the
same time not providing an OPP
portunity for big farmers to take
the money of the taxpayers and
make tens of thousands of dol
lars with it while growing crops
which T already in surplus. This
basic correction is the No. l need
in our farm legislation, behind
only the need for economic re-
lief of farmers who are now
threatened with extinction.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26

mits the council heard the read
ing OF the bills which were passed
and then adjourned
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26
HELP YOUR COMMUNITY

Every citizen of this community
should make one of his 1856
resolutions a decision to do some
thing 10 aid his community. This
can be done in a number of
ways.
All citizens can support the
churches and the organizations in
this community striving to make
this a better place in which to
live. They can help others, there
by setting an example for young
er people in this community to
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26
1t Is

Middle age is when work Is
no longer play, and play Is get
ting to be work. The Gossport,
Pensacola, Fla.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26

All Types OF Job Printing - The
Sidney Herald
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26
DUST STORMS SEEN

DUST STORMS SEEN
The effect of below-normal
rainfall in the United States is
showing up in various sections of
the country. In the South the
water table is lowering in many
places and in more northern
areas, the supply of water for
metropolitan centers is giving con-
Germ in several instances.
Further West, another problem
is arising. The Department of
Agriculture says that a threat of
dust storms hangs over wide
areas of the Great Plains.
1t will be remembered that dust
storms created great damage in
1855. The Department says about
20,000,000 acres of land in ten
states are threatened with wind
damage as a result of beloW-nor-
NAL rainfall. This is the second
consecutive year this danger has
arisen in these states.
The states actually affected are
Kansas, Texas, Colorado, New
Mexico, Oklahoma, Montana, Me-
braska, North Dakota, South Da-
kota and Wyoming. OF this group,
Kansas, Texas and Colorado seem
to be in greater danger than the
others.
The Department estimates that
hundreds of thousands of acres
of land in these states, most of
it in Texas, Nebraska and Kan
sas, had already been damaged
by December, 1855. In addition
to these results, below-normal
rainfall has created a serious
threat of forest fires in the South
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26

follow. They Ear give their time,
their thought or their money to
encourage a Christian atmosphere
and a spirit of brotherly love in
our community.
One yardstick we in Sidney
should not use is that OF money.
We should not measure every
thing in terms of dollars, or peo-
pie in terms Of the money they
have or make. And we should not
think of proposed activities from
the standpoint of what they will
bring us materially.
If every citizen in this commu-
nifty will resolve to do someone
a favor every day, even if it
causes some inconvenience, our
area will certainly be a better
place in which to live, for all,
in 1856. Whether this takes the
form of courtesy in driving an
automobile, or thoughtfulness or
consideration in any other form,
why not remember to 60 out of
your way to do at least one good
turn a day this year?
FULL MOONS IN 1856
Although the moon is a COM
mon topic among fishermen, low
ers and many others, little is &C
tually known about this great
planet, and even less about its
appearance on the earth. The
reader might therefore, be inter
ested in a few facts on the moon,
and its performance, in 1856.
There will be twelve full moons
in the United States this year.
Contrary to what most people be-
leve, the moon is not full just
once a month but, on rare occa-
sions, there are two full moons
in one month. This happened in
October, of last year, when on
October LIST and 31st, there were
moons. This year, however,
that rarity will not occur.
The first full moon of the year
takes place on January 9th. The
last full moon of the year will
occur on December 18th, and
it will be seen that the
between full moons is
less than a month.
As an example of the spacing
between full moons, the first on
January 9th, is followed by the
Ind on February 25th, and by
he third on March 26th February
mas 20 days this year,, and by
he fourth on April oath.
The full moon in May comes
IN the oath, drops back to the
,3rd in June and back to the
,2nd in July and the 21st in
In September and Octo-
Der. it occurs on the 18th, but
November it drops back to the
9Th and in December falls on
he 18th
Thus, in all the year, the full
noon arrives ten days earlier at
he last of the year than it did
t the first. This means that it
will be 1858 before another
month occurs in which there are
wo full moons. AS a further
-uide, one can remember that the
between a new moon and
IS first quarter, and between a
uarter and a full moon, is Slight
Y over seven days. Thus the
between the appearance Of
new moon and its last quarter
about twenty-five days.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-26

There being no building per-
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0dsiek br. $50 sIavi svoiu 3O-qodissnjicu

Toronto, Ont, Can. - Odsjek broj $50 H. B. zaednice
prosavt &c 3Ogodisnjicu svoga opstanka subotu de-
cembra 1856, banketom, koj pocima 6 sati vecer
Stoga molimo naSe bratske odsjeke Juznom On
tario da oga dana posete sto vecem brou Brace
sestre e rjetka nasa prosava pax umol olavamo
da soga dana pravite blo kakvh svoh prredaba da
ne naskodte sebi
Proslava &c biti Hrvatskom NarOdnom Domu, 1850
Dupont Street ugao Oser Dupont Street Ia veceru &c b
svakovrsnog ecnog jea plea do mile wolfe, to &c
pobrinuti prredjivack odbor da nikome nsta bude
falo
Biti ce wise govornka cd sviju braskh odsjeka, ko
budu sudjelova ovoj naso 30godisnjo proslav gav
nj govornk bt &c brat Joseph Bazdarc prv glavn pot
predsjednk Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Zato brace sestre zaboravite gore naveden datum
decembra, da cuete govor naseg gavnog potpredsed
nka brata j. N Bazdarica kao sto je H. zajednca ce
mu suzi cd koje je korsti ovdje nasoj novoj
domovni America Kanadi
Svi dobro dosli! Jurai Boras, predsednik
Marko Ban javcic, tajnk.
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zAPISkIK
Frank krasich, ia jnik

Sjednce ,rsnog Odbora godne
Gavn predsednk brat Mandch, otvara sjednicu po-
zdravom. Prisutni sv clanovi Izvrsnog Odbora.
Zpisnk sjednce cd "a oktobra pmen je kako e proan
Gavn tank, brat Bella podnasa resavanje siJedece
predmete:
Odsek Bazevc imenovaa je "a bastini-
ka svoe osmrnne ko e prize Izvrsn
Odbor odobrio da plat petorc nhove vuce
djecc
Odsek 81. Kata Bara menovala ie "a bastinka
svoc osmrtnne koj prize ME Izvrsn
Odbor odobro da osmrtnna spa estorc nhove zvuc
ijece.
Odsek 81 = Brat Ferdinand Handa menovao e bastin
svoe osmrtnne koja umrla nakon Cana
ali prize e eek spatu osmrtnne unovca Djeca
saa zaprisegnuu zavu da osao vue troe dece
lzvrsni Odbor e odobro da trazbna splati dec
Odsek 49, - Brat Marko senta e basinke svoje
osmrnne svoa diva braa ko obadva umr prize NIGGA
vrsn Odbor odobrio njegova nespacena
boesnicka potpora isplat djec njegove brace.
Odsek 3O4 Brat Juraj Nance scrpit vijed
certifkaa so novemba godine odsjek
pomoc clana Budut naazi County Home
vrsn Odbor e odobro pacanje njegovh psobi kamaa
Ods 31O Trazbina "a osmrninu brata Jose Miskovca
ostae te6au neoduena) obzirom cnjenc njegov
ccrka posedstvu ednog odvjetnka ko da
preda Odvenku G avjeno da certkat bti posan Ga
Uredu do nakasnje 30 novembra godne provnom
trazbna ce bit splacena prema nasim rekordima.
Odsek 800. = Brat Ivan Radanovc e kod pristupa
edncu upisa krvu godnu rodenja sto zna da n
posane clan prize odobo povate
upacene prstoe negovm nasjednca iedan cd ko
h je bio edan negov brat ko I zvrsn Odbor
brio da do prstojb ko mao isplat ngovom brat
splati bratovoj suprugi sinu jednake dijelove.
Protest odsjeka bro 90 ko odnosi odluku Gavnog
Obora kojo pacau psojbe onh clanova koi
So godna ill wise IL Narodne zakade prmen e znanja
ostaven dane razmisane Glavnom Odboru negovom
zasjedanju mjesecu march, 1857 godine
Brat Bella zatim tta telegram cd predsednka tanka
vaske Katocke Zajednce koi glasi Ovme izvescuee
da vase tumacenje nas reocj cd list oktobra
naso rezouciji so da vas odbornic namjestenc
Glanovi komunist nit mpcra znac da sluzbeno
sio Zajednicar' komunscka novna L. c. Samardz CLAW
predsednk George Remuscak gavni an Kato
hcke Zajednice.
ne objelodanen nkakvi opozv zadovoujuc zvrs
Odboru kako zahtjevano nasem teegramu Hrvasko
katocko Zadnc Izvrsn Odbor jednogasno predao
nasem savjetnku
b potrebn najboe nterese Hrvaske Batske zaednce
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Tko ie uzeo neka vrati

Mckeesport, Pa. - Jugo-
slavenski Radnicki Dom u
East Pittsburgh, Pa, odrzao
.ie dine 4. novembra t. e. po-
casni banket svom u clanu,
bratu John Mavrovich, koji
banket sam S mojim prija-
teljima prijateljicama po-
sjetila. Kad je doslo vrijeme
da sc odlazi kuci nisam mog-
la naci moga kaputa, tamo
gdje sam ga ostavila. Potra-
zili smo ma sve strane, ali
sve uzalud. Kaput je lagani
iii jesenski, pune duzine, pa
molim onu osobu, koja ga
mozda nije namjerno uzela,
da ga meni povrati. Ia in
formaciju onima koji bolje
razumiju engleski kazati Gu:
The coat is full length, aqua,
and in the back there is a
belt with two rhinestone pins.
Onome koga Sc ovo tice BIZ
ii Gu mnogo zahvalna ako mi
javi, da Sc kaput nalazi kod
ME iii MEGA. Mozete me po-
zvati ma telefon: Orchard
3-6985, iii pisati ma adresu:
706 Arlington Ave, McKees-
port, Pa.
Catherine ZrinScak
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zAPIS NIX
uzanredne ednce Djeceg Cd H. augusta 1856


Po zakcku redovite sednce odrzavane augustu 1856
1bor osp saban Luka Bondc odbonlca osephl-
ma Olbot odredni pegedau nvenar ko e naknadno
lp "a D Ozbo zavljuje da nezna tocno
dan kada moga do ali ce nastoat da dode preko edna
iii nedjelju.
Predsednik sipusc e sastanak st dan
s Mr. Pres School Board kao farmerom ko
e enat nasu godnu dana. Brat Tomo spusic
vori posto Pres Tomo spusc Josp Saban
Biondc Josephine Ozbot upraVte Noa H. sac orat
Frank Krasic nije prisutan
Brat Tomo spusG ms posto sada ovdje prisuni sa
vasom dozvoom odbornc ako vi time slazee ia b
sjednicu reso skoe kao enane
Farme Odbor sIaze prelazi daljnji rad
Posto Pres prisuan, prelaz preged ugovora
prstaje paca $500 mjesecno rene Ia skou
taoder paGat ganje skoe eektriu skos prlbor
popravke ko usede nhovom krvnjom Jantora upo
sluje Dj Dom daje posugu koiu skoa trcba.
Skolsku odbor d. Donna moze uporeblt sVako
vreme sokog redovnog Owe pomJene su
nene bile prijaSnjem Naon toga Mr. Pres
odazi podnjet &c ugovor skolskom odboru podpis
prsutan koji zei rentat farmu godlnu
rasprave iedu farmera odbora zaku
Geno e la rentamo $500 ma godnu.
Popravc koji vrlo nuzn kod boilera Administration
building zauceno Saban saz potrosak dotic
ured cm prize Trap Water return pump
fiddler.
machine koiko nisu wise potrebne odbor Sc
te da dobije se
kolko najvise mozemo
Predsjednik Tomo spusc zakucio oval sastanak
zdravom.
Bondc, zamjcnik tanka.
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Dom i posted proda, te ma
vadjaju da wise ne odgovara
svrhi Ia koju je sagradjen,
jer ina malo djece u istome.
Vele, da su prazne zgrade,
pusto zemljiste, farma Sc ne
uredjuje a troskovi su veliki.
Ovo je tacno, ali zasto da Sc
odmah prodaje? E ovim SO
ne slazem.
Ma zadnjem nasem izletu,
koje pohadjam svake godine
u zadnjih 35 godina, te tom
prilikom sastanem mnoge mo-
je stare znance prijatelje.
Osobito mi je drago kad tom
prilikom vidim m o je dobre
stare negdasnje Sokolase, a
to su braca Franjo Zornjak
i Josip Bazdaric, prvi glavni
potpredsjednik HBZ. u raz-
govoru uvijek povedemo rijec
o nasem Djecjem Domu, po-
sto nam je ma srcu cd dav-
ma pa danas. Govorio sam
sa mnogo clanova, a tako j.
sto i ma nasim drustvenim
sjednicama, ali do danas jos
nisam cuo cd nijednog clana,
koji bi zelio da Sc Djecji Dom
proda. Neki su u razgovoru
izrazili svoje zelje, to jest da
Sc podigne bolnica, neki "a
Muzej, a neki da bi trebalo
glavni ured H.B.Z. imati ma
zemljistu Djecjeg Donna.
Nu neka clanstvo odluci
sto sc ina uciniti. Ova kras-
ma okolina odgovara "a sve
ovo, sto sam ovdje naveo.
Zato Gu ovdje pri koncu ovo-
ga dopisa reel nasem clan
stvu ovo: Brace sestre, ne
mojte dozvoliti, da Sc zem-
ljiste proda gdje Sc nalazi
mas Djecji Dom, ponos hrvat-
skog naroda i clanstva HBZ.
Bratski pozdrav sve m u
clanstvu H.B.Z. = Milan A.
Pudjak, start clan bivsi od-
bornik.
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Onda je bila rijec, kad Sc O.
vaj Dom sagradi, da sc, u
MEGA prima nasu siromasnu
malu djecu, koja su ostala
bez svojih dragih roditelja,
clanova nasih tadanjih Ia
jednica.
u ono vrijeme, ova lijepa
zamisao bila je dobra i Pile
menita naseg clanstva pr
vog odbora, kojima je bilo
ma srcu da Sc oval krasni
Djecji Dom sagradi. U pr
vom redu "a oval plemeniti
rad zamisao ide priznanje
braci clanovima odboru u
druge Hrvatskog Sirotista u
Chicago, Illinois. Nakon 14-te
konvencije 1921. novoizabra-
nj odbor NE1Z odbor Udru-
&c Hrv. Sirotista doSli su tri
puta ma zajednicku sjednicu,
koja Sc je odrzavala u pro-
storijama Hrvatske Zajed-
nice Illinois, u kojoj sam i
ia bio clanom. Oval zajednic-
XII odbor ucinio je dosta u
pocetku svoga rada. Prigo-
dom dolaska ma sjednice do
nosili smo novcane priloge,
koje smo primal cd nasih
clanova "a ovu plemenitu
svrhu. Trosili smo svoj VIA
stiti novac "a objede i vecere,
ali niti jedan odbornik nije
primao dnevnica nj bonusa.
Svi smo bill zadovoljni da
radimo "a nasu malu siro-
masnu djecu, koja su ostala
bez svojih roditelja.
U pocetku naseg rada O.
vako Sc je prize radio. Da-
mas Sc veil da SUI drugacija
vremena, ali i danas S ma
laze nasa siromasna djecica
bez roditelja u tome. nasem
krasnom Djecjem Domu. Ov-
die zelim da napomenem tai
prvi zajednicki odbor, to
su braca: Lackovic Tomo,
Badovinac Petar, SAINT e k,
Mavric, Mulic, Matanovic,
Makar, Biscan, Kolar j Pu-
djak. N a Sc clanstvo dobro
poznaje nekoje clanove Mi
hov rad "a HBZ, kao i "a
mas lijepi Diecji Dom, S ko-
Jim Sc nase clanstvo moze da
ponosi. Tai mas Djecji Dom
izvrsio je svoju zadacu do
danas sa ponosom. Ovo svije-
doce i ona djeca, koja su BIZ
la odgajana u istome, koja
su danas ma ponos mama cla-
novima HBZ. Nastojanje
dobrog rada i ljubavi prama
djeci mora Sc da prizna O.
cinska i majcina lijepa rijee
brata Kutuzovica njegove
postovanje a sada pokojne
supruge, koja je bila majka
nase siromasne djecice u Do
mu. Danas Sc nasa djecica
isto tako lijepo odgajaju pod
dobrom upravom postovane
obitelji brata Nikola Sarica.
! Svaki clan n nase Zajednice,
koji je do sada posjetio mas
Djecji Dom, vjerujem da Sc
s istim ponosi, a ma ponos
| ie svemu hrvatskom narodu
! clanstvu HBZ.
U zadnje vrijeme smo cita-
Ii i slusali, gdje nekoja bra
ca vele. da Sc oval Diecij
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05
DieGii Dom H.B.z. nakon IS Qodina

Milwaukee, Wis. = mjesecu rujnu proslo je 35 go
dina da e odrzavana ID konvencja NHZ gradu Pitts
burgh Pa Ma toj konvenc zabra je prv odbor cd
tadanje NHZ, da zajedncki rad bratskim odborom
Udruge Hrvatskog Sirosta gradu Chicago ILL., Oval od-
Dor mao e zadacu da sagrad Hrvatsko Srotste koe
danas nosi ime Djecji Dom HBZ Des Plaines Illinois
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05

Kad tudju kokos izijes, od-
nah svoju "a nogu vezi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05

burgund sauvgnon iarbor> Chi
Rieslng ziavka Rad
gona) Resng zua zadar Cherry wine and queu
Selection of Wines Spirits Brandes Lqueurs Beers
from Austria, Hungary, Switzerland, Germany. Scandinavia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

.OfAZaleas
TOBe Shown

Next month Landon School
for Boys will open its azalea
gardens to the public in a ben
eft for the general endowment
fund of the school.
The gardens containing 15.-
900 azaleas, including 1000
varieties, will be open / to 8
pm. Saturday and Sunday,
May Sc.
The event is under the d.
rection of Mrs. John Franklin
Fort. The following committee
chairmen have been appointed:
Mrs. Christopher M. Granger;
Mrs. Harry D. Ruddiman.
clerical: Mrs. James B. Davis,
jr.. early American lighting
fixtures exhibit; Mrs. A. S.
Gardiner. jr., hostesses: Mrs.
Grant Boss, plant sale; Mrs.
Mary Watkins. posters; Mrs.
w. Evans Buchanan, poster
placement; Mrs. Charles w.
Poole, Mrs. Thomas Bartle and
Mrs. Godfrey Kaufman, pub
licity; Mrs. M. North Grant,
refreshments; and Mrs. sgd
ney r. Prince. jr.. Mrs. Andrew
Parker and Mrs. Henry Putzel,
tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
OAR Writing Paper
TO Make Its Debut

thing" that it is not making
any extraordinary efforts to
promote it. The stationery will
be sold at booths in Constitu-
ton Hall. Memorial Continental
Hall and in the Museum.
Once the Daughters see the
paper, OAR Museum officials
think the floral notes will go
like hot cakes"
After all, isn't it another
way of saying orchids to you?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

Wednesday when they meet
for their regular monthly
luncheon. His subject will be
Making Lifelong Friends in
Latin America"
DR.. Doyle is director Of the
Inter-American School Serv-
ice. an agency Of the Amer
lean Council on Education,