davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1956-08-26

myseIf When you grow Older you'll be able to read
laws like that for yourself SO you know what they say
Il know what the election law says, Janet said II
SAYS no lettering at the polls. What's loiteringy
Standing around" Gerald said
"What about the wTesters?' Janet said. and pointed
at the gathering along the far wall.
Look" Gerald said to her, Il have TO live IN TINS
town. and it's just election. and its not as II was
running for president or something so you think you
can stand there for minute and keep -q quiet, why
Daddy will only be minute.
''AIl right Janet said and watched him thoughuly
as he entered the booth. "Vote Row B. =
Il know" Gerald said.
Il took him minute or two in the booth, and when
he came out he noticed i" Continued on page ~
Evening star., 1956-08-26
illustrated BY Richard Hook

anyway, everybody knows Daddy only has one head
.What good is joke it everybody knows it,"
look" Gerald said. Don't worry your head about
il and won't worry mine
(Which one Of yours
LOOK Gerald said. He placed his hands against his
neck and lifted up. See? doesn't come of. It's the
only head I've got
ssYou could still have another one in the closet.
Gerald sighed and got up and went and opened the
closet door and made sure there head in there
This alone seemed to satisfy his daughter
Nor was there further reference to the episode until
Tuesday election day. Gerald voted when he came
home from work. and he took his daughter Janet along
with him down to the high school gymnasium which
served as the polling place. she could observe democ
Evening star., 1956-08-26

racy al work Janet looked around the room. group
Of particularly heavyset unshaven, and generally tough
looking men loIled against the far wall giving Gerald
Robbins the eye as he signed the registration book.
Daddy" Janet said. who are those men?
Gerald looked. Il don't know, he said They look
like bunch Of televiSon wreStleFS.
"Oh" Janet said thoughtfuly. Il thought they might
be some Of Mr. Stanhopes nice friends"
''Never mind" Gerald said. Don't talk in such a
loud voice
will you let me come in with you when you close the
curtain?
NO
WHY
The election law. Gerald said Il have go in by
Evening star., 1956-08-26

HAVE YOU MET JANET? She has
been bringing up father tGeraId Robbinsl| for
Two years in these pages. IL is pretty clear
that J0nef is mdeSfrucfibIe and that Gerald is
never going 10 win. even when endowed with
Two heads By now he has earned the sym
pafhy Of countless other hGrried parents.
There will be lots more Janet stories. AffeT
all. Author Charles EiHSfeiH has unlimited
sources TO draw on = four children Of his own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25
Door Removal Is Easy
III You Take This TIP

before the pin will come out, but
these are seldom found.
There is no necessity for I'M
Iscrewing the hinges and remov-
ing them in order to take down
the average door.
Many Of the troubles with in
terror doors require sandpaper-
ing. filing, or planning of the
lower edge. This is practically
impossible to do while the door
is in place, but many people at
tempt it, and go through three
or four times the amount of la
Dor and fuss the job merits.
Another common complaint
about doors is that they fail to
stay in a half-closed position,
which is often desirable, but
swing shut or open fully. This
is remedied by driving out the
pin. roughing it up a bit and
then replacing it. The additional
friction keeps the door in any
position desired.
Squeaking or groaning doors
are cured by tapping the pin UP
an inch and running a light drop
of oil over the exposed length.
The oil will work itself down the
entire length of the pin.
Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25
|GI Looms
For Homes
|Up 10 Pct.

CT home loan applications
during July were 10 per cent
higher than those received in
June, while appraisal activity re-
manned about the same during
the two months, the Veterans
Administration has announced.
During July, the VA received
a total Of 1926 home loan ap-
plications. an increase of 4,l49
over June, and the highest
monthly total for any month
this year.
VA spokesman said the in
crease in loan applications re-
fiected increases in appraisal
requests two or three months
ago.
Appraisal requests during July
totaled $3.50. the agency said
which compared with 65,141 re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25
By DOUGLAS TUoMEY

To the unskilled or uninformed
household mechanic. taking
down a door sounds like a large
project when. as a matter Of
fact. it is one Of the easiest jobs
imaginable.
Practically every door in your
house is hung in the same man.
ner. namely. with an upper and
lower hinge which is composed
Of two halves swinging on a
hinge-pin. One-half Of the
hinge is fastened to the inside
of the door, the other half to the
door janb.
The hinge-pin is simply a
heavy steel rod, with a ball OF
f1ange on the top end to prevent
it from dropping straight through
the hinge butts. If you set the
end of a screwdriver under the
ball and tap it upward, the pin
draws right out.
In some unusually fine hinges
the ball at the lower end Of the
hinge is screwed to the end OF
the rod and must be unscrewed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25
REALTY REVUE

Five Washington men active
In the property management
field will help lead seven-day
course being offered by the In
stitute Of Real Estate Manage
ment in the Raleigh Hotel here
September % to 20.
F. Merrill Salter, former ac-
counting professor at South
eastern University and a past
president of the Districts In
stitute of Certified Public Ac-
countants, will lecture on TAX
Problems"
Edward Offutt. jr.. and Wal
lace B. Agnew are scheduled to
conduct tours and field trips as
part of the course.
George Lochte. president of
.1REM's Greater Metropolitan
Washington Chapter. and Will
liam McAinsh. jr,. regional vice
president of IREM, will be In
charge Of local arrangements.
y n Il
Charles I. Hopkins. assistant
director for Construction and
Valuation of the Loan Guaranty
Service Of the Veterans Admins
tration, will speak on the VAS
appraisal education activities be-
fore a luncheon meeting of the
1 Washington chapter, American
Institute Of Real Estate APP
ers. at 1890 pm. Septem-
her Is.
c. Allen Sherwin. Inc, which
has been located at 4241 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV. for the last IL
years. this week moved its Of
fees to the new Wisconsin
Building, 4435 Wisconsin avenue
NV, Room SOB. The firm was
established in 1912.
The officers are Mrs. Susie M
Ruby, president and treasurer
and Mrs. Myrde G. Williams
vice president and secretary.
\ 4 +
Final registration for the Real
Estate Appraisal Two course to
be offered by American Univer-
sity will be held from 8 to 10
am. Monday in Hurst Hall on the
university campus. The course
IAN official advanced case-study
course of the American Insti-
I tute Of Real Estate Appraisers
will be held Monday through
September 8.
4 4 y \
Fort Washington Estates, Inc.
has placed horse-drawn Vic
toria style carriage on a route
from its downtown Offices at 1876
Connecticut avenue NV. to the
South Capitol Street Bridge as 9
means of calling attention to it,
S00.acre subdivision along the
shore of Piscataway Bay ir
Prince Georges Country acros:
the Potomac from Mount Yer.
non.
The carriage will make con.
nections with an automobile
which will take visitors to the
property for inspection.
\ X
Gideon c. johnson announce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25

ceived by the agency during
June. OF the Appraisal requests
received during July, 34,634 were
for proposed homes and 29.196
were for existing homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25

the opening OF q new real estate
Office at 11l67 Georgia avenue.
Wheaton, Md. David A. Chance
has been appointed legal and
title officer Of the firm and Rob-
ert N. Francavilla has been
named sales manager. The
johnson firm will specialize in
sales in the Wheaton and Rock
vile areas.
Edwin E. Whitcomb, president
of the Building Owners and
Managers Association, has an
nounced appointment Of Lew @.
Jackson as chairman Of BOMA's
annual dinner and dance sched-
uled for october is at the Ken
wood Golf and Country Club.
Il y
Federal Housing Administra-
ton Deputy Commissioner
Charles E. Sigety was one oil
the speakers before a meeting
Of the National Association OF
Real Estate Brokers this week
in Los Angeles.
The Monroe Development
Corp, 1874 North Kings highway
Jefferson Manor, has beer
awarded the designation A.M.O
accredited Management Or
ganization) by the Institute Of
Real Estate Management, the
institute announced this week.
Joseph L. Donnelly of Wash.
ington has been approved as q
senior member Of the Society
of Residential Appraisers, the
society announced this week
The designation is carried BY
about one-fifth of the society,
membership and carries the pro.
fessional Endorsement of the or.
ganization.
A number of nearby Virginis
men and women passed the
broker and salesman examina.
ton given by the Virginia Real
Estate Commission, the Asso.
ciated Press reported from Rich
lmond.
Those passing broker examina.
tons include: Hyme Sher anc
william r. Davies Of Arlington
and Joseph P. Crawford Of
Alexandria.
Among those qualifying a!
statesmen are: Abel j. Bailey
Bertha Noble and Edgar T. Wine
of Fairfax; Marjorie Benfield
William H. Duval. Donald Miltor
and Thomas E. Stirewalt Of
Alexandria; Richard F. Curry
and Percy r. Follis Of Fall,
Church; Philip r. Hoghe o.
Oakton: Thomas w. Hunting.
ton. Ralph S. Irish, Charles Is.
bell, Donald T. Lacey. James ]
Martin, Irene E. Moore. Stever
w. Sugar, Charles A. Webb. jr.
and Edward E. Pierce. all o.
Arlington. and Jean Marie Nc.
Kee and L. w. Trueblood o.
Mclean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25

Gideon C. johnson announces Mclean.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-03-15

the hills smooths out the
toughest soil makes any
field seem shorter. Watch it
hum along on steady loads -.
easy, smooth, a light-hearted
fraction of what it can do.
New power, speeds, control
=. more Juggling ability >.
high-Proft economy as only
a Massey-Harris delivers it.
, 1956-09-05
MISS UNITED STATES" GETS WARM
INCEPTION ON HER ARRIVAL HERE

Mis- Nance Monk Qliss United States was given a
warrn reception on her arrival in St Croix this morning
She was accompanies BY Miss Edna Golden who was Miss
Virgin Islands at the pageant in which Miss Monk was the
winner AS the plane arrived there was a downpour Of rain,
vitrtIe sun still shining and while this prevented the dele
cations Of students from both the Christansted and ST Marys
High schools from spreading out the Ambassador Of Good
wiz was greeted BY handclapping and music from the Wa
tergut Steel Band.
, 1956-09-05
CHS Enrolls Over
Five Hundred & Fifty;
9Th Grades

Over five hundred and fifty
were enrolled at the
Christiansted High School,
when its doors were reopened
yesterday, under the direction
of Mrs. Elena Christian.
Organization proceeded with
out a hitch, despite the large
classes involved. There are
five seventh grade classes
each with an average Of fifty
students.
Thus far the following new
teachers have been added to
continued on page al
, 1956-09-05
Pickup Crashes into
Coconut T-ree;Severdl
Injured: One FutollY

A pickup truck driven by
Angel Gonzales Rivera, crash
ed into a coconut tree injuring
several persons, one fatally.
Police Investigation reveal
that Rivera was driving the
pickup belonging to Rey.
Jackson of the Pentacostal
Church, with him were Chen
10, IS, Eutacio. 10, DelInino,
IS, Juanita, u, Oblipa Rivera
ortez, %.
They left q religious meet
ing at Colquohoun at 11:SO
and were proceeding east
continued on page a
, 1956-09-05
Mr.. & Mrs. Golden
Celebrating 25th
Weddings Anniv.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Golden
Of Christiansted, are today
celebrating their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary. Congra-
tulatory messages are pouring
in from their many relatives
and friends.
The couple had ten chill
dren; nine Of these are alive,
and three grandchildren.
They are the proud parents
Of Edna, who won the title of
Miss Virgin Islands" and is
today entertaining Miss Unit
ed States.
, 1956-09-05

A large banner marked.
Welcome, Miss United States
was hell, seross the entrance
by the students; She was then
presented with q large bou-
quet Of gladiolas by little
Penny Genzalez, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Gonza
les, on behalf Of the commun-
ity. She expressed her Thanks
and was interviewed BY Ron
de Lugo Of Radio Station WI
vi After this Miss United
States was seated with Miss
Virgin Islands ia the rear
seat Of an open car; in the
front was Lawrence Merrill,
proprietor Of MerrilPs Drug
Store which sponsored Miss
Golden, and Mrs. Anna Brod-
hurst.
Led by q motorcycle escort
the motorcade headed for
Christiansted. It moved down
King Street to the wharf and
up Company Street, to Wes-
tern Suburbs and to Rich
mond Guest House. There she
was greeted BY Mrs. Bachman,
the manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill took
Misses Monk and Golden to
the Buccaneer and later to the
Club Comanche for luncheon,
where she received beautiful
gifts from the International
Shop, the Sport Shop, Contin-
Continued on page q
, 1956-09-05
Mrs. Non Cox Here.
Returns fo ST. Croix:
Dr.. jones Visiting

Mrs. Nan Cox Hare, former
Red Cross Nurse here first il 1880
and again in 1915, returned to
Croix, several days ago
with plans to build a home.
She was accompanied by her
nephew DR.. James Steele who
resided here with her when
he was a boy and attended the
Grammar School
Dr. Steele, a distinguished
physician, owner Of three hos
pitfalls in South Dakota, had
some very pleasant memories
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
Former City Chief Elected President

Forme 1odiak Police Chief Carter Seymour was elected presi- dent of the Alaska Association of Police Chiefs. Representatives of IS Alaska police departments were present at the two day session of the Association, which concluded last Saturday.
 Kodiak's Police Chief, Roland Vickery was elected Secretary treasurer. Robert Nippell, Cordova Chief of Police, was elected Vice president.
 Main speakers included Attorney General J. Gerald Williams, Perry Stockton and Harry Hardinge, Mayor and City Manager of Sew
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
USO Plans Party School Day Motif

The Junior Hostess Corps of the Kodiak USO will hold Back To School" Party Tuesday evening starting at 8 p. m. A spelling pee, facts of history, singingclass, re- cess lunch and an after school dance will be featured.
 Saturday, Sept. 1-6:00 p. m, ping pong tournament with prizes. 800 p. m, feature movie.
 Sunday Sept. 2-a:o0 a. n1. 10 HOO p. m., open house.
 Monday, Sept. 3-Labor Day. 400 p. m., ping pong tournament, singles and doubles. 800 p. m., bingo.
 Tuesday, Sept. A8:oo p. m., Back to School" Party.
 Wednesday, Sept. $500 p. m., feature movie.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
ard respectively.

Several resolutions were drawn up and presented to the confer ence. These will be presented at the meeting of the League of Al askan Cities at Ketchikan in No vember. They include the follow ing: Rewriting of the Juvenile Code to make it stronger, and place responsibility on the proper officials; A central Identification bureau, which would include a cleaAng house on fingerprint and other data required by law en- forcement officers in the territory; A special training school sponsor ed by the association with the CO., operation of the FBI and Terri torial Police is planned as an an- nual event; it was recommended a personnel ordinance for all first
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
KODIAK. ALASKA. SEPTEMBER l. 1856

class cities suggesting they insti- ute a merit system covering se- lection and promotion of officers in order to secure better-qualified personnel; it was further recom- mended that there be 9 blanket closing hour for all liquor stores in the territory.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01

Thursday, Sept. 6-5:00 p. m. to HOO p. m, ping pong and small games.
 Friday, Sept. 7-8:00 pm, dance to the music of the Navy Combo.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
NOTICE

Alaska Transfer is now located in the former Shore Patrol Head quarters building at the corner of Brooklyn Ave. and Base road. tin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-29
Pocasni Blanket nasoj kraIjici
Povratnicima il stare domovine

Farrell, Pa - nedjelju posije podne, %. septenbra
godne odrzati &c vek pocasn banket Hrvatskom
Domu Staunton Street, Farrell, Pa.
Oval banke zajednici priredjuju odsjek 1885, gnjezdo
Pomlatka broj 100 HBZ. mad tamburask zbor "Soga"
pocas nase mlade cance odska bro 1885, sestre Joann
Lopuh koa je dobla cast da bude ovogodisnja Kralca
popuarnosti FIvaskog Centra Pittsburgh Pa Takodjer
pocast nasih dviu sestara clanica odseka 1885, Anna
Beader Anna Dzapo i brata Josip Dzapo, predsjednka
stog odseka ko otputovali start kraj grup Hrvat
ske Bratske Zajednice dine augusta ko &c povrat
uprav oval banket.
Ujednjene Odsjeke Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice Ia
padnoj Pennsylvania, koh mi sasavni dio, ban
keu &c ise zastupati b nasi gani govonici predsed
mix Milan VraneS tajnk Flip Vukelc. Posto &c bas
vreme poce zasjedavau cijelolupn Glavn Odbor Hrva
ske Bratske Zaednice svoo pougodsnoj sednci sto
ga ovm putem svi odbornci casnci nase Zajednce
pozvlu bti &c suzbeno pozvani preko Glavnog Ureda
da dodu oval mas pocasni banket svoom prsutnoscu
uzvelicaju ~ -"
Pozivamo clanove ovh organizacija, kao cla
HBZ prijatelje il blznjih dajh mjesta, da
posjee banketu, gdje ce i'm nas gradtelj HBZ.
ko ISL da vide svou rodbnu prjatelje te propuova
po celoj Jugoslavj moci kazat sto tamo vdjel
Jim vlasttm ocima
Zaista njedne druge organzacje kao sto je
sa Zajednca, da b svojm gradtema omogucla ovakovo
putovanje da vide svoe mile drage cijelu Jugosavju
Ovo sve drugo pokazuje koko vredi biti canom HBZ
Canstvo odsjeka 126 takoder ponos ovakovim cla
novma tlanicama gradteIjma HB.Z, kao sto je nasa
lada sestra Joann Lopuh sestra Beader ko povecaa
mas odsjek Pomladak Is canova te brat sesra Dza
po, koji gradte Zajednce ca e obitelj istoj
Mnozi Sc ovakovi. @">> > n.-'~
Kad &c banket po5etii sto cemo imati ma istom to
cemo javiti drugom prikom
Michael Golub, tajnk odsjeka 1875.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-29

Gornja sika prikazuje snimku unucad praunucad
doseljenih Hrvata Sjednjene Drzave Amerke cd kojh
vecna nh dovela sobom bogatu bastnu kuurnih
ednoa nsu zaborav svoje stare pjesme, svoe pie
sove, svoe bogate raznoke nosnje svou poezu svoje
obcaje
Gornja slika prikazuje 6. gdju r. Matz koji e prv
kao sladate svojh kompozcja koje tradconano
vlo Hrvatske gde e zadnju godinu dana vrlo
ntenzvno poceo radt tako da to vreme poelo vlo
bro to veik napor nash iseenh Hrvata
dti tome zborove hrvatskh pjevaca bo poluceno
time snu aginost djeatnost da dade jednom tako
ogromna proslava, koja je bla odrzana Orchestra Hall
ovdje Chicagu koncem svbnja g. Tai je AmerckoHr-
vatsk Pevack Savez koem e sjediste Gary Ind vodio
brgu njegovanju promcanju hrvatske pjevacke ms
ovdje Sjedinjenn Drzavama Amerike.
Oval proslavn vjenac pjesama plesova, koji toga
dana bill zvedeni ovako obnoj dostatno umjetnickoj
zvedb obogatio opcu americku kuturu time Hrva
ovdje tako ogromnoj vecn dosatno dokaza svooj oda
brano novo domovni da cene nastoe da ocuvau svoje
kuturne tradice da time doprnesu svoe duhovne vred
nosti pocast nase novo-odabrane domovine Amerke.
Ova e madez gornjoj slici 'Omladnska plesna CRU
pa Hrvatske Braske Zaednice IL Gary Ind koa je pod
vodsvom e. Zatka Kerhina kao predsjednka Americko
Hrvatskog Pevackog Saveza nastupa r dana prize toga
koncerta Orchestra Hall Chicagu teevzskoj stanc
cd Columbia Broadcasting System WBBM-TV to tako
vaznoj vro kompeennoj televzijsko stanci broj Cha
mel p ovde Chcagu koja svojim prenosom doseze
tako daeke kraeve Aerke te time ia tel stanica dala
bespatno nasm Hrvatima tako vazno vrijeme to
pred vrjeme toga koncerta ovdje Chicagu.
Ova je mladez otpesaa mas hrvatski piles "DRMEz'
jer e tai bio napovon prostor toj pozornc Kolo
sto plesno gp to pod dirigranjem prof r. Matza ME
COVE vastite kompozce koje djeca zvanredno to-
ko cuvsva dobre zvedbe opevaa pratnju glasovira
gdje Matz.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-29
koIo kIub Marian" il SteeIton, Pa.
DoIazi u So. Chicago z. septembra

So Chicago iii. g Ovme aeno do znanja hrvatskom
narodu So Chicago okoc da &c nedjelju 2gog rujna
(septernbra godine kod nastupt svom umjet
nicm programom gasovita grupa nase madez Steeon
Pa koja nastupa Seeltonu vec okolici Harris
burga nasim narodnm crlvenin priredbama. Vredno
e isaknuti da nasa omadna nastupa televizsko
postal tai nacn r nasu kuuru nasu hrvatsku svirku
pjesmu, nasa narodna kola it'd. #
Ovo lado poetno drustvo priredjue receni koncerat
ovde So Chcagu pod gostoprmstvom naseg mesnog pie
vackog drsva IIrvatska pax menu nase mjesne omla
dine koja kup pjevackom zboru Hrvatska pozvamo
molimo hrvatska brace sesre da dodjete
ceni koncerat da time iskazemo omadni il Steeona nasu
dobrodoslicu Ia uzvrat gostoprmstva on madu
deno da mi 'Hrvatska njih posjetimo kod njh odrzmo
koncerat ko &c odrza koncem runa (septembra)
godne Prama jednom novnskom zvjestau Kolo Club Ma-
rian este Crveno rusvo kao takovo sto pod vodstvo
nasih hrvatskih svecenika Steetonu Rev. Rac mama
So. Chicago vro dobro poznatom Rev. Wm Prmorac, ko
nasoj koon kao pomocnik Fra Cuvalu stekao posto
vanje nakon nekoko godina boravka So Chicago pre-
mjesten Steelton. A..
Kolo Club Marian" inlade svoj tamburaski zbor, tie
kao takvi mogu da supe kao prav ujetnci pjesm svr
plesanu nah raznh narodnh pesova JOS jednom hrvat
ska braco sestre propustte da posete koncerat
nase omladine Koo Kub Marian nedelju 2gog rujna
u Hrvatskom Domu, 9618 Commercial Ave. Chicago, ILL.,
Ulaznce dobt kod svakog cana pevackog zbora
'rvatska iii zupnom stanu kod Fra Cuvao Fra Berto
Ia Hrvatsk Pevack Zbor Hrvatska Josip Vucch, izvj
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Tim teevizijsk programom je dano prike nekojm ju-
dia koj dozna tai program ma chanel ma TV, da
ga vide to jednom delu programa, jer program
Orchestra Hall bio te kako vec to tako velkm pri
sucem pjevaca pesaca te gazbu tamburama 1--WE
den Orchestra Hall ovde Chicagu sto je bio dokazano
time tako snm dopsma zahvalama, koje e ia tel sta
MICA primia posije toga programa.
Medju mnogim vaznirn dopisma, koji su prmlJeni,
bio e edan cd naepsh prmljen cd G. Ivana Mesrovca
profesora Notre Dame unverz u Notre Dame Ind
Nadalje je kako doznajemo Ivan Mestrovic zahva
lilo posebnm dopsom Radio Stanici WMAQ to National
Broadcasng System ovdje Chicagu to programu IL
vedenom Mary Marryfield koja je gospodja ma toj
vro vazno cd ednh vaznh radio stanica tome svome
programu posvetla jedno 13 pol minuta govorec
Hrvatima hrvaskm obcajma nasoj narodnoj pjesm la-
sci pesovima spoenuc heke nase dobre glavne sla
datele te sto bio odigran nenom programu record
cd Columbia to ulomak IL opere 'Nikoa subc-Zrnjsk"
cd Ivana Zajca to: =
"U boj u boj mac IL toka brace
Mex Turcin zna, kako mremo mi .,.",
ko e kascni uomak bio odsvran po jednom cd nash do
brh zborova tamburama Plasa aSavic te koj e tanb
zbor tako sto propagrao svrao nase akse asiene ko
pozicije dem cele Amerke Kanade te Australia Tai je
sti tamb zbor izvadjao tambure uomke overture iz
svh svjeskh opera, koe bile uredene tambure po
nasem gasovitom popularnom glazbenku Rudofu Crnko
vicu IL Bradley, Mch ko je sto uredio tambure gla
sovir ovdje America toko nasih aksh klascnjh kon
pozicija koe je bilo moguce da zvedu tambure.
Gdja Mary Merryfield je isto jednom cd njenih
viii programa spomenula primice toko prmljenm dop
sima cd toikh Hrvata, osobto osobno spomenua neke
uvazene lcnost koi 81 uzeli mnogo wise truda da
zahvae to stanc njenom osvrcenu paznje prema
Hrvatima ovdje America.
Mrs. p. Savic
SO West Burton Place
Chicago 10, Illinois