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The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
Prophet
Owes Many
Back Bills

Prophet James F. Jones
better known as Prophet
Jones. was released on $500
bail Tuesday in Recorder
Judge Gerald Groat's cour
pending trial Feb. % or /;
later date on gross indencJ
charge.
Arrested at his palafial
French Castle Monday after
noon. Prophet Jones spent the
night in Jail. following a hear
ing before Judge Chester p.
O'Hara.
Patrolman John Henry. "a
of the Vice Squad, who joinec
the flock last summer and re
ceived treatment from Prophe
Jones for an alleged catch il
his arm. led a raiding party oI
nine policemen TO Jones French
Castle at IS Arden Park.
According to Henry, tho
Prophet charged him $40 pei
trip for pretending to remove
the catch from his arm. and
when on last Dec. 20. Henry
allegedly told the Prophet tha'
the pain had completely gone
he was confronted with the in
decent act.
Commissioner p iggins ant
Chief Asst. Prosecutor CARRIER
issued the warrant, they say,
after thoroughly deciding that
sufficient evidence was pres
ent TO bring the former Birming
ham Prophet TO trial.
Several bills outstanding
against the Prophet have come
TO light in the last fortnight.
According TO reliable reports
he owes money on the follow
ing. the throne in his church,
Shrine Of Lady Catherine, sew
eral thousands Of dollars in
arrears on payment on the
church itself, at least one Of the
mink coats, supposedly given
him by loyal members, and ar
assortment Of minor household
bills.
Two weeks ago he hit the
headlines when il was learned
that he owed nearly 5000 on his
grocery bill. principally for salt
shakers, bought at small fee
which he sold to followers fos
two. three and five dollars, ac-
cording to reports.
Three Of his automobiles were
pulled in by a credit company
but later redeemed with his pay
ment of the original grocery bnl
and credit company fees.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
|NDET TAX FRAUD lawyer
CHOKING CHILD DIES
Race With Death is Lost by Father =

By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S. +++
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
. HOW THE DEVIL PUTS HIS DUPEs THROUGH THE
3WRNcER'! o5-rniIe-an-hovr speed TO SEEK WHAT
COULD NOT BE OBTAINED IN SUCH FASHION!
PRAYERS, DivNELY SCIENTIFIC, CHRISTLIKE, AND
SPIRITUAL, WERE IMPERATIVE. VIA AUDIBLE
OR SILENT READING OF MY MASTER HEALER
MIRACLE WORKER, EDUCATOR, MY c. S.
TEXTBOOK SAVIOR, LiBERAToR, PROTECTOR
OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES FROM THE SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS
cRIVPLESl AND THE WHITEWASH HEALINGS
boesNed) OF IMPURE PRAYERS AND MATERIALisTIc
HEALING ENDEAvoRs VOID OF MY INDIs-
pENsABLE, INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE CHRIST
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
See Race With Death Page 2
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
Gov. Williams
Favors Federal
Action In South

CHICAGO - Gov. Williams
last week branded the federal
government as "inexcusably in
active in the racial segregation
issue.
Williams called for federal
Intervention IF state and local
authorities are unable OF un-
willing TO see that justice is
DONE" He added:
II think it is time for the
President Of the United Stateg
TO exert the great power and
prestige Of his office to see that
The rights of u. S. citizens arc
protected in every part OF the
union"
Dinner Speaker
Williams, who has been men
toned as a dark horse Demo-
cratic presidential candidate,
spoke at an Israel Histadrut
campaign dinner.
Williams praised the vast ma.
iority Of southerners as being
men and women of good will.
He also noted that considerable
progress had been made in inte-
grafton.
Deplores Actions
But he warned that thing
we're not really going well
when an American citizen could
oe literally stoned away from s
public university because Of her
.olor, or when homes were
bombed and shot at because
American citizen had registered
to vote"
Williams called on Atty Gen.
Brownell TO make a clear
ruling on the question whether
federal aid can be given TO seq
regated schools.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25

State, Morris Brown College
Paul Quinn College and Pain'
College. Before coming TO hi,
present position he served il
several pastorates and on tw'
college faculties. He has beef
the president Of Wilberforc,
University since l947.
He belongs to many scholarly
societies and is the author o.
several philosophical treatrises.
Presiding officers for IN,
week are: Wednesday. Miss An
Meta B. Eldridge, executive di
rector Of the Metropolitan De
troit YWCA: Thursday. Rev. W
r. Haney. pastor Of Thompson
Avenue Baptist Church anc
president of the Wolverine Bap
tist Convention; Friday. MI
John c. Dancy, executive direc
tor of the Detroit Urban League
Devotion leaders will be
Wednesday. Rev. r. V. Johnson
pastor of Carter Metropolitan
c. M. E. Church; Thursday. Rev
William A. Dierl, pastor o
Prince Of Peace United Lutheran
Church; and Friday, DR.. Benton
Gaskell. pastor OF Bushnell Con.
gregational Church. There will
be special musical features each
day.
DR.. C. Merrill Lenox. execu.
tive director Of the Detroit Coun.
Gil Of Churches. urges faithful
attendance at these services tc
sustain the present high level d
interest and inspiration.
"A city such as ours" he
declares. needs the spiritua'
stimulus provided by the mes.
sage from these nationally &C.
claimed church leaders"
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25

The services are held Mon
day through Friday at Central
Methodist Church Woodward
at Grand Circus Park). from
1910 10 1880 pm. Each day
a transcribed sermon by DR..
Hill is broadcast over WWJ
at 3;45 pm.
DR.. Hill Is one Of the out
standing leaders Of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church.
He is a graduate Of Wittenber
College and HANNA Divinity
School.
He has studied also at th'
University Of Berlin and hai
received doctorates from Ohi'
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
Disgrace in Alabama
m. Y. Herald Tribvne)

Soo TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
-. SOME or THESE SOUTHERN STATES AXE D's'
ssAClNc MY UNITED STATES MESSIAH NA''oN "
AL THE NATIONS AROUND THE WORLD
.. " IS HANGOVER FROM THE TRAlIo oNovs
sonIs s"nIs SOUTH LEADERSHIP. INCLUDING PULPIT ANY
.sss," WHICH FORCED THE CIVIL WAR btooo
er,.. S.h UPON THE COUNTRY. WITH, OH, SO MUCH soN
NOW AND sUFFERINci
a. W The MYTHICAL human and msfers''s'e So.
non and world, the dsv-snlmsl nssnsisnn--snd MS
'F'' run smvek" from time 10 time.
See Disgrace in Alabama Page
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
SoweII,
TaxAgents
Face Court

An attemept TO extort near
ly $4,000 from a Baptist
minister in conjunction with
two internal revenue agents,
resulted in a local attorneys S
indictment bv a federal grand
Jury this week.
MyzelI Sowell Of 264 Hol-
brook, with professional
Offices al 1908 Broadway is
accused with attempting 10
extorf the money from the
Rev. A. M. Martin. pastor
Of the New Light Baptist
Church, $500 Thirtieth.
Previously indicted were John
P. Flynn. "a. Of 1860 Jonas.
Allen Park. and James o SIM
mons. 33, OF 1927 Carter.
Flynn. tax collection officer.
has been dismissed from the
bureau and Simmons, an exam
ming agent. resigned during the
investigation.
Owed $1,000.
Assistant u. S. Atty. Willis
Ward said the two former agents
told Mr. Martin last summer
that he still owed $1,000 and an
additional $4,000 in penalties for
back taxes for 1852, 1858 and
1854.
When the minister offered 70
60 to the internal revenue office.
Ward said, the pair suggested
he contact a good lawyer and
gave him Sowell'S card
When Mr.. Martin went to see
Sowell at his residence. Sowell
asked a S400 fee and was given
check. on which the minister
later stopped payment.
Ward said Sowell agreed 10
settle the difficulty by paying
half the $4,000 involved. Later,
the federal attorney continued.
tContinuec on Page a.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25

He was shot seven times with
a .25 automatic by Lucio Flow
ers, owner of the store in the
Negro neighborhood.
Dr.. Brewer. who has a wide
pra ice in Detroit, repeatedly
had tried on several occasions
TO influence his brother to leave
the Georgia city for a more
amicable section Of the nation
Each time, II Is reported. DR..
Thomas Brewer. a member OF
the Columbus NAACP executive
board. had refused, saying: IF
/ should die. it'll be for a worth
while cause"
Mrs. Brewer. principal of one
/ of Detroit's public schools. ac-
companied her husband to Geor-
gia for the funeral.
Self Defense Claimed
While officials publicly re-
ported that Flower shot in self
defense. they did not reveal the
circumstance OF the fatal shoot
ing 10 DR. Brewers family
John Land. solicitor general
Of ihe7Tsiiahoochee Superior
Court and Police Capt. J. D.
Armstrong said the men were
discussing > recent incident in
which q policeman beat a Ne
gro he was arresiing.
Land said one witness. whose
identity he withheld. told him
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25


of their brothers-especi
Atty. Fred d. Gray. IS OF
Montgomery. Ala. was in
dieted by a local grand Jury
because he filed the suit IN
Federal Court in Alabama.
protesting segregation on City
buses"
The grand jury subpoenaeo
2O4 citizens following Gray's IN
dictmrnt.
Negro citizens have been boy
eotting the Montgomery city
buses since last fall, and ar'
this week continuing.
As a result, the bus line ma
had to raise fares Of other pas
,engers, and yet are losini
money.
Gray. a pariime minister
and the Revs. M. L. King. sr'
and Jr.. are regarded as lead
ers Of the souih's most ef-
feefive boycott by Negroes IN
rs years.
Despite cross burnings ant
bombings OF the senior King
home. both have indicated tha'
thev will not be intimidated
and win continue to lead thu
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
NAACP Sets
Member Meet

The regular monthly member
ship meeting OF the Detroit
branch NAAcP will be held
Monday, Feb. 9th, at 8 pm. III
the Plymouth Congregation
Church, corner OF Garfield and
Beaubien.
Important phases Of NAACP's
State and National legislative
program will be discussed and
plans for the Annual Member
ship Campaign will be reported
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
Thin Ice Claims Life Of Sd Boy, 8"

Detroit News)
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AT HOME, CHURCH,
SUNDAY SCHOOL, AND EDUCATION,
WAS DESPERATELY IMPERATIVE!
THE WAGES OF SIN is DEATH"-prema-
'urely-BECAUSE OF THE SINS OF THE PARENTS
AND THE ADULTS IN HIS ENVIRONMENT
T. g. their churchesl-and sensuous educatoni-'ne
parochial schoolsi
Sec Thin Ice Claims Page
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
DINGELL NAMES
2 TO ACADEMY

Cong. Dingell announced this
week appointment OF two De-
troiters 10 West Point
Leon Antotino Chavis OF 4258
Allendale. and Alfred Reynolds
of 20l9l Washburn, are the ap-
pointees
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25

During the business session
the Association made a Found
er's Day gift of $500 TO the
school.
Meeting in the Holiday Room
Of the Gotham Hotel. the group
heard brilliant impersonatior
Of the late DR.. Samuel H. Ar
cher. former president Of the
college. by the Rev. F. A.
Thomas who did an excellent
job Of recalling names and Incl
dents well remembered by for
mer students.
John Wesley Johnson served
as ioastmaster and ably pre-
senied several leading De-
troiiers who graduated from
the college In Atlanta. Ca.
Among those appearing be.
fore the group included DR.. A
3. Henderson. Atty. Charles r
Perkins, Thaddeus Gaillard. OF
ficial OF Great Lakes Insuranc,
Co.: T. r. Montgomery Of the
Miller High School staff; snc
Forrest (Foots) Green OF the
Michigan Barber School.
Clifton l.. G. Cooke. presiden'
OF the group. announced plan'
Of the association TO sponsor tn,
Rev. M. L. King Jr.. Of Mont
gomery, Ala, in his Forthcoming
Deetroit appearance.
Rev. King is nationally known
J for his militant leadership In th'
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
ROMAN CATHOLIC OPPOSITION
Graham Opening Manila Services

Detroit NeWs
MANILA, Feb II (UP) AMERICAN EVANGELIST
BILLY GRAHAM TODAY CARRIED HIS CRUSADE FOR
CHRIST" TO MANILA WHERE CATHOLICS HAVE BEEN
ADVISED NOT TO ATTEND HIS SUNDAY MEETING
Graham few TO Manila from India. At the airport ne
"d that the Catholic Church has been extremely friendly
me anywhere have gone"
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25

ne was too far away TO hear
what the quarrel was about.
Investigating the matter for
the Brewer family is Stanley
Hcbert. attorney, who said the
shooting is the outcome of an
incident of two weeks ago.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
Dr.. Brewer, Wife Fly
To Brother S Funeral

Funeral services for Dr. Thomas Brewer 65 OF
Columbus, Georgia were held Tuesday afternoon from
the Georgia city
Dr. Brewer brother of Detrots prominent ]. A.
Brewer slain last Saturday evening in the office of
a white Columbus store-keeper.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
TRIBUNE OFFERS YOU
NEW PROGRAM FOR 1856

O) Regular Spiritual Guidance from Modern
Christian Science Crusader, Andrew F. Frue-
hsuf, C.S.-Psge IL, IL, 2.
(2) Comments, Family Interest-Psge
(3) Sports-Page
az Community of the Month, feature series.
(s) 100 Years of Negro Progress
(6) Real Estate Purchase Guide
(7) The right car for your income.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
"Gh Accused in Bar Death ColIapses

Detroit News)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
OF THE WRONG HOME. CHURCH. SUNDAY SCHOOL
If sny-EDUcATIoN sENsUoUS. PUBLIC.
PARocHAL, AND PRivATEl
HONEST, EARNEST {. S. HOMES AND c. S. CHURCHES
AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS WILL AVERT SUCH
TRAGEDIES!
See-Cirl Accused in Bar Page
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
Dr.. Hill Guest Speaker
For Local Lenten Series

DR. Charles Leander Hill noted president of Wilberforce
University will speak at the Detroit Council of Churches
Noon Lenten Services for the week Of Feb q to Mar
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25

boycott. until satisfactory re-
suits is obtained"
Two Catholic legislators OF
the Louisiana House Of Repre-
sentatives, opposed to integra-
ton, announced that they'll at
tempt TO have passed in the
state legislature, bhls making
the US. Supreme Court de-
cision on integration, null and
(coniinued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
Morehouse Alumni
Honors Founder

Featuring Mock Chapel Service local members Of the
MorehouSe College Alumni Association paid tribute to the
founder and pioneer leaders of the noted Baptist educa
tonal institution last Friday night
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25
Desegregation Battle
Continues In Southland

protberhood Week Feb 1926, thousands other igno-
were busy attempting to crcumvent the rights
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25

Montgomery transportation boy
colt.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-25

Slate Quiz in Death Of Patient"
15-Year-0Id Girl Found Hanging
in Mental Ward"
Detroit News)
COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THAT MENTAL WARD SHOULD HAVE BEEN
CONDUCTED LIKE A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY
SCHOOL. OR cHURcHlll-oR c. S. HOME.
Sounds fantastic, doesn't II?
See State Quiz in Death Page
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Windsor, Ontario, Can.

Windsor, Ontario, Can. -
Sa veseljem javljamo RADIOS
nu vijest nasim prijateljima,
znancima i clanovima H. B.
T., da su ma s. oktobra 1855.
stupili u bracni zivot clanovi
naseg odsjeka 952. Drazesna
Josephine Basan njezin oda-
branik Frank Babich, ciju
sliku ovdje donosimo, da i'll
vidi rodbina, prijatelji i cla-
novi H. B. Zajednice.
Mlada Josephine rodjena je
u ovoj zemlji mjestu No
randa, Quebec, cd dobro po-
znatih roditelja i clanova H.
B. T., Nikole i Ane Basan,
koji su rodom iz sela Siroka
Kula, Lika, Hrvatska.
Mladenac Frank je rodjen
u selu Kupres, slavna Bosnia,
Hrvatska, cd roditelja sada
vec pokojnih, Ante i Ruzice
Babich.
Vjencanje je obavljeno ov-
die u hrvatskoj katolickoj
crkvi st. Francis, a vjencao
in je mas svecenik, Father
Louis Ivandic. Mladenka je
stupila u crkvu pod vodstvom
svoga oca Nikole, rodbine,
prijatelja cijelom svadbe-
nom povorkom. Kuma je BIZ
la Kay Brkljacic, a djeveruse
Cathy Vlasic Mary Basan,
sestre cd mladenke, i Rose
Korenich, prijateljica cd mia
denke. Kun je bio dobri pri-
jatelj mladenca, Frank Brk-
ljacic, a djeveri SUI bill Chas.
Vlasic, svak cd mladenke,
Walter Bicanic Petar Dragi-
cevic.
Nakon crkvenih o bre d a
krenu smo sc u Hrvatski Ma
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vanje onima ljudima zena-'
ma, koji Sc nisu bojali truda
nj jada, vec su organizirali
odsjek, koji je ma slavu di-
ku cjelokupnom jugoslaven-
skom narodu u Los Angelesu.
Takodjer clanstvo je izrazi-
10 pocast ljubav dugogodis-
MEM predsjedniku odsjeka,
bratu Matt KovaGevicu, sa ko-
jim Sc ova kolonija mas od-
sick ponosi, da je ma devetoj
Konvenciji bio izabran Ia ma
cionalnog potpredsjednika H.
B. Zajednice! Tako i nasem
neumornom radniku, bratu
Luki KonjevOdu, koji je bio
dugo godina glavni porotnik
u H. B. Zajednici. Mnogo bi
Sc moglo toga pisati o pio-
nerima kao i nasim vrijed-
MIN starijim i danasnjim sa-
radnicima. Ali mi svi, koji ne
umorno radimo kao ma kul-
turnoj, financijalnoj i moral
moi bazi, znademo cijeniti o.
nu bracu i sestre, koji su po-
lozili SO iii wise godina u
drustvenom radu.
Program je bio iskitit sa
krasnim glasom nase sestre,
Helen Vukovich i njezine Sc
sire, Mrs. Pericich, koja ju
je pratila ma piano. Ia vrije-
me vecere kao i "a plesnu "a
bavu poslije banketa svirali i
pjevali su Crljenica B r c a
Tamburica Orchestra, a sva-
ko Sc je radovao i uzivao ka-
da je vidio omladinu, clanove
"Kolo Group" u krasnim ma
rodnim nosnjama, kada su
divno plesali pjevali nasa
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rodni Dom, da najprvo vidi-
mo Sto kuharice rade. Poslije
zakuska mladjarija rodbina
podjose najprvo ma slikanje.
Potom mladjarija ode u vo-
zanje, a mi start kuda cemo
nego nazad u H. N. Dom, da
Sc veselimo. Kad SUI Sc sva-
tovi povratili sa voznje do
cekali SUI in nasi tamburaSi,
pod vodstvom Mike Tomicic.
Vecera ze bila zakazana u
$50 u vecer, gdje je mas zup-
mix sa molitvom otvorio We
ceru. Posjet je bio iznad sva-
kog ocekivanja. Premda ina
mo vrlo veliki H. N. Dom, ali
je bio premalen, pa Sc je mo-
ralo po diva puta veceru po-
stavljati. A isto ne mozem
preci da ne recem, da je bio
stoloravnatelj Stjepan Budak
koji je znao to sve lijepo IL
vesti. K tome Sc zahvaljujem
svima skupa, IL bliza i da-
leka, kao prijateljima IL Ha-
miltona, Toronto, Sarnia i
Wellanda, koji su osobno pri-
sustvovali, te isto onima,
koji su darove poslali a nisu
mogli prisustvovati. Maiden
ci su bill lijepo j bogato ma
dareni, sto &c i'm ostati u
uspomeni.
Nakon svega toga MAIDEN
ci su posli ma medeno puto-
vanje, .gdje smo i'm zazelili
sve najbolje u njihovu zivotu.
A mi start vec po nasem sta
rom obicaju krenusmo u kucu
oca cd mladenke, gdje smo
Sc gostili drugi dan vec do
kasno u noci, gdje je proslo
sve u najboljem redu kako i
treba. IZyjeStiteIj
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SLUzBENA 0BAVUEST IA TURlSTE

DIVINE suzbeno obavj jestuju sv nasi gradtelji Ia
jednice, koj natjecu kampanji gavnu nagradu
takodjer on canoH koj zele pod okrljem Hrvatske
Bratske Ia ednice da posjete Starr Kra pod uvjetma
da svak upise najmanje $1,000 osguracije iii po
visice, da svaki cd nh cm prize prav glyn ured
Odboru Kampanje, kojm putem zel putovati avonom iii
parobrodom da moze njih rezervirati mjesto.
Svatko koj zeli koristiti ovim jefnim izletom
Jugoslaviju treba da cm prize upati $15OOO koji
maju dovoljn broj tockica ko natjecu tockice
te &c Zaednica upati Svi turs diva mjeseca prize
polaska trebaju uplati potpunu svotu gotovu
iii u tOckicama.
Sve uplate Sc vrse kod Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice,
jer me ME rukovodi putovanje, da moze do
biti jeftinije put Jugoslaviju natrag.
Cm budemo imali sredjene stvari dobiti pasos
vizu to cemo ovde javiti Molmo da gornje uvazi
Odbor Kampanje H. B. Zajednice, 3441 Forbes St.,
Pittsburgh 49, Pa.
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folklorna kola. Mnogobrojne
cestitke primljene su tai dan,
medju NINA i jedna Cd glav-
nog predsjednika H. B. Ia
jednice, VjekosIava Mandich.
Nemogu propustiti ovu pri-
liku da ne pisem par rijeci
o odboru, koji je bio izabran
"a ovu priredbu. Medju nil
ma vladala je sloga i ljubav
cd pocetka pa do svrsetka.
Nitko nije zalio rada, koji je
usao u spremu nabavljanja
hrane, plea / svega "a 200
prisutnih clanova prijatelja.
Vec kroz cijelo priredjivanje
vladala je sloga i moe medju
mama.
kao clanlca pr1redJlvackOg
odbora, koji me takodier Ia
molio da napisem oval KRAFT
XII clanak, bas mogu kazati,
da sam sretna sto sam radila
sa ovakvim odborom. Nisu
stare poslovice il nikuda do
Sic: "Gdje Sc braca sloze i
olovo plivat moze". Najljepsa
hvala cjelokupnom priredI-
vackom odboru kao i zena-
ma | djevojkama, koje SUI ma
stolove dvorile svakome o.
nome, koji je bio prisutan
ma tai nacin izrazio ljubav i
postovanje nasim pionerima
i nasim casnim saradnicima,
a nasim st a rim pionerima
kao j Matt KOvacevicu i Luki
Konjevodu klicemo twill nam
mnogo godina u zdravlju |
veselju vaseg ponosnog rada!
[ hvala VAN.
Agnes Daniels
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Nasi m|adenci u Rock Springs, Wyo.

Javljamo radosnu vi e S t
clanstvu H.B.Z., rodjacima i
prijateljima, da SUI mas mladi
clan, Ivan M. Buchan i Willie
Mae Gardner stupili u bracni
zivot 10. novembra, 1855. u
Cheyenne, Wyo. Ovdje nil
hovu sliku donosimo, da i'll
clanstvu i prijateljima pred
stavimo.
Ivan je sin Marina Buchan,
koji je rodom il Dalmacije,
selo Mravince, opcina i kotar
Split, a majka mu je rodjena
u Rock Springs, Wyo., po-
rijeklom Slovenka, koja je
isto clanica blagajnica ma
seq odsjeka broj 374 H.B.Z.
vec dugo vremena, koji SUI
dobro poznati nasem narodu
u ovom mjestu.
Mladenka Je kcerka 1t.
Col. i Mrs. l.. E. Gardner liz
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Vjencanje je obavljeno u
st. Mary's Cathedral po Rt.
Rev. Msgr. James A. Hart
mann. Barbara Mohatt, or
ganist, je svirala lijepe me-
lodije, Ave Maria i On This
Day. Kumovi su bill Miss
Stella Buchan, rodica mia
denca i Donald Stanzcyk, pri-
jatelj, a djeveri su bill An
ton Mihanovich, clan naseg
odsieka Tom Drnas.
Nakon vjencanja mladenci
su sa svatovima posli u Of
ficers' Club ma rucak, gdje su
i'll docekali prijatelji i cestita-
Ii i'm i zazelili sve najbolje u
njihovu bracnom zivotu. 1sti
dan su mladenci otisli ma me-
demo putovanje u Salt Lake
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

LdJeQnlcara, Kad "a 10 VrlJe-
me dodje.
Ovogodisnji Hrvatski Ia
jednicarski Dan pada bas ma
Ocev Dan, stoga umoljavamo
sve nase odsjeke | ostale or
ganizacije u ovim krajevima
i Pittsburgh okruga, da Cd
svoje strane ne priredjuju
piknika iii bilo kakvih pri-
redaba ma II. juna, nego da
njihovi clanovi dodju ma mas
Hrvatski Zajednicarski Dan.
Ma 20. januara nasi Ujedi-
njeni Odsjeci su odrzali svoju
godisnju konferencu u Coke
odsjeka 1874; clanovi nadzor-
nog odbora, Mate Markovic,
cd odsjeka SGT, Steve Ye-
rance, cd odsjeka 3O7 Matt
Zoretich, Cd odsjeka 1874.
Mi cestitamo nasim dele
gatima cd Ujedinjenih Od-
sjeka, koji mnogo zrtvuju "a
ovu organizaciju, a koji SUI
takodjer aktivni u svakom
radu svojih odsjeka.
Nasa druga konferenca &c
Sc odrzati u nedjelju, 29-og
aprila, u Hrvatskom Domu u
Monessen, Pa, a ma koju po-
zivljemo sve odsjeke da ma
istoj ucestvuju preko svojih
predstavnika. Cd 81 odsjeka
u nasem okrugu mi sada ina
demo samo 10 u Ujedinjenim
Odsjecima, pax mislimo da bi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

i'll trebalo biti makar 20 u
ovoj organizaciji. Vrata su
burgu, ma kojoj su izabrali
slijedece osobe u odbor, koji
ce predvoditi ovu organiza-
ciju kroz godinu 1856: Mike
Cindric, predsjednik, cd od-
sjeka 72; Anton Bucic, pot
predsjednik, cd odsjeka 327;
Bernard M. Luketich, tajnik,
Cd odsjeka 354; Ivan Keme-
movie, blagajnik, cd odsjeka
br. 307; Paul Mavracic, pero-
vodja, cd odsjeka 72; Ber-
nard M. Luketich, Direktor
Radio Programa, Cd odsjeka
broj 354; Ann Zoretich, po-
mocnica Radio Programa, cd
"a sve otvorena, brace i Sc
sire, pax vas m o Ii m o da
raspravljate o nasem Radio
Programu o Ujedinjenim
Odsjecima ma vasoj iducoj re-
dovitoj sjednici.
Zapamtite, II. juna, Ocev
Dan, kad &c biti mas Ego
disnji Hrvatski Zajednicarski
Dan u Palmer Parku, u Do
nora, Pa, i ako jos niste Gu
Ii mas Radio Program, Glas
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
onda Sc umoljavate da navi-
mite vas radio ma broj $40
nedjeljom, ma Radio Stanicu
WESA, tocno u 1890 poslije
podne. Bernard NJ. Luketich