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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

reports an occasional news oddly
that contains a chuckIe. Sometimes
editors send me local items that strike
their fancy, suggesting they be shared
with readers in other cities. A very
sound idea SO here goes:
A couple on Acacia Road, Milwau-
kee, owns a Dalmatian dog that has
learned to stand on its hind feet and
ring the doorbelI with paw when it
wants to be let in. When it can't make
up its mind whether to be in or out, it
can run its masters ragged.
One morning. reported The Mil
waukee Journal" the doorbell was
ringing violently and the lady of the
house was paying no attention when
suddenly she realized the dog was
right under her feet.
She ran to the door and found the
laundryman, with a heavy load of
wash. I'm terribly sorry | didn't
answer sooner" she apologized. Il
thought it was our dog ringing"
The Iaundryman gave her q sad
stare, dropped the wash = and fled.
An item about popular music
conductor turned up in THE Cleve-
land Plain Dealer" He was invited
for dinner by Shaker Heights host
eSS. The guests, dazzled by a celeb
rity, piled him with questions, while
the conductor, who had eaten no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
The Hunor Side OF The News

lunch, grew hungrier by the moment.
Finally the hostess gave him an OPEN
ing. What is your faVOrite musical
instrument she gurgled.
1.-The dinner bell" he answered
ferventIy. Soup was promptly served.
The plight Of a l9-year-oId youth
who drove smack into the new car of
Detective John Fleming was reported
in The New York Herald Tribune"
The detective discovered that the
youths license was stamped, ''Void if
not wearing glasses" and seeing none
on the youths face, marched him into
the Bergen Street station house.
The youth paid his fine, re-entered
his car, put on his glasses very
carefully this time, and bingo! =
promptly scored another direct hit.
The victim? None other than Detec-
tive Fleming again!
The detective said, Il give up.
The youth hired somebody else to
drive his battered jalopy home, and
wouldn't even ride along in it as a
passenger.
When last seen, he was walking
carefully toward q subway station.
The last straw. The miami
Daily News" included one cheering
bit in its coverage Of a disastrous hur-
ricane that hit the Florida Keys.
Captain Edney Parker, Mrs. Parker
and their II children were clinging
precariouSIy to makeShift raft.
"Edney," gasped Mrs. Parker, i
can't hold on any longer. "''Woman,"
roared Edney, you can't leave me
alone with all these children. You've
got to hang on
She did - and the whole family
was saved. - BENNETT CERT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
The naked truth about
the girl In the locker room!

She's the belle Of the beach even
waves seem to snuggle closer. She's the
girl with the eye-stOpPing figure. slim
waist. smooth hips, fat tummy. She's
the girl you think it's impossible to be
-. (but you're wrongly She's the girl
who never slips into bathing suit. dress,
Stacks or shorts, without first slipping
into a PIaytex0 LiUing0 Panty Brief
of 6gure-slimming FabricOn!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

THIS WEEK, as
you undoubtedly
know, is a national
magazine, diStrib-
uted from coast to
coast by a great
many Sunday
newspapers. Every
one of these papers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-11

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3CityWomen
ReportAttucks

Providers attacked three womer
in their own homes early to.
day, terrifying their victims anc
making off with cash in two
cases.
Capt. Howard Mowry of the
18th precinct believed the same
man was involved in two of the
cases.
At 2:30 am. a colored mar
forced the screen in the home Of
Miss Patricia Donnelly, rs, of the
400 block of Thirty-seventh place
Sc. She told police he put hi:
hand over her mouth, mutterine
some remarks. She screamed
and he fed.
A half hour later, half a mile
away. a man forced a screen to
enter the home of Mrs. MARY
Hurley, 81, of the 400 block OF
Burbank place Sc. He appar-
emily rifled her purse first, get
ting 81. She told police when he
became aware she was awake, he
ordered her to remove her night
clothes. She said she screamed
and he ran out of the apartment
At 1850 am, Mrs. Lucy F.
From. SO, of the 900 block OF
Randolph street NV. reported
a man cut a hole in the rear
screen door, unlocked it and en-
tered her bedroom. She, too
screamed and the man responded
by striking her twice on the heao
with a large bottle. He escaped
after taking her wallet with $4C
in bills and personal papers.
She was treated at Garfield
Hospital for bumps on her head
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TANGO or the other six. They
sped them in a Communicated
city bus to a Buenos Aires army
base and turned them over to
the military.
Government sources said the
band stopped the bus and ordered
the passengers out before head
ing for the embassy. They
struck while Mr.. Brierre was at
the Foreign Ministry. reporting
that he had given refuge to Gen.
TANGO and the six other fugi-
tives.
In the embassy when the group
broke in were Mr.. Brierre's young
wife, their three young sons, a
maid, her child and a gardener
Il was in the back of the
house." Mrs. Brierre told re-
porters later. THE first l knew
something was wrong was when
I heard the maid scream They
are taking them away Rushing
into the front of the house,
saw a man with a machine gun
in the maids back. 1 told them,
This is Haitian territory They
were very rude and shouted back,
mo, this is Argentine territory 4"
The gang then hauled the
seven fugitives away.
AS soon as he heard of the abb
duction, Mr.. Brierre Stormed
back to the Foreign Ministry and
protested to Undersecretary Luis
Castiniera. Mr.. Cashmere apol-
ogized and put out an urgent call
to police and military authorities
for the apprehension and return
of the refugees.
While waiting for the mems
return, Argentine diplomats piled
Mr.. Brierre with coffee and Gig
arettes.
A short while later a caravan
|of police cars escorted the ruffied
Ambassador and his charges
back to the Embassy. A crowd
Iof some SO persons hooted
assassin" and traitor" as they
swung through the gate.
At the request of newsmen
and photographers, Mr.. Brierre
brought out the bedraggled Gen.
TANGO. He stood wordlessly for
about 1 minute while the cam
eramen took pictures.
Looking sheepiSh in the glare
lof the television camera lights
and popping flashbulbs, Gen.
TANGO managed a half smile. A
slight, grazing man, his knees
Itrembled visibly beneath his
baggy trousers. He wore a
rumpled blue suit with a black
tie and a blue sweater. On his
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right lapel he wore q black
mourning ribbon. apparently for
his compatriots who fell in the
abortive rebellion.
Said He Was Wounded
Mr.. Brierre said that Gen,
TANGO rang his doorbell about 8
am. yesterday, saying he was
mortally wounded.
He looked very weak. and pale
but he was not wounded" the
ambassador said.
Gen. TANGO then obtained the
traditional right of asylum. Gen,
Peron is living in asylum in
Panama.
The government, meanwhile
was reported preparing to crack
down on the Communists, sus-
pected of having had a strong
hand in the week end rebellion.
The newspaper La Nacion re-
ported a decree to regulate ac-
tivities of all Red organizations
soon would be issued. Informed
sources said it would bar all
Communists from public Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-15
Argentina Returns Rebel
Seized From Embassy

BUENOS AIRES, June is up
--Argentlna's provisional govern.
ment gave dramatic support tt
the traditions of political asylum
and diplomatic immunity last
night. 1t returned much-sought
rebel Gen. Raul TANGO and si1
other fugitives to the Haitian
Embassy four and a half hours
after machinegunners abducted
them and delivered them to The
army.
President Pedro Aramburu
ordered the return of the rebel:
as soon as he received an angry
protest from Haitian Ambassador
Jean Brierre. Although Gen
TANGO had been the object of g
nationwide hunt as a top leader
of Sundays PeroniSta INSPIRED
revolt. Gen. Aramburu said he
was guilty only of political crimes
and therefore entitled to the
asylum he had reached.
Gen. TANGO was slated to be-
come Vice President had last
week ends rebellion succeeded
His co-leader, Gen. Juan Jose
Vale. was captured and shot by
a firing squad Tuesday. Gen.
Vale was to have been President.
Mr.. Brierre smiled relievedly
today as he told newsmen his
seven charges were safely back
in their apartment over the en-
bassy garage. In hiding since the
12-hour revolt was Squashed
Sunday. Gen. TANGO eluded a
city-wide dragnet and slipped in
to the sprawling suburban resi-
dence before dawn yesterday.
Earlier the rebel leader had
been reported in Uruguay. A gov
eminent source said this was q
ruse by TANGO followers to throw
crackers of the scent.
Mr.. Brlerre thanked the gov
ernmeLt for its speedy action in
returning his wards. Presumably
they will be allowed eventually
to leave the country, as Juan D.
Peron was following his over
throw as President last fall, Gen.
TANGO was a favorite of Peron.
Mr.. Brierre said authorities hac
assured him the 20 men who in
vaded his home would be caught
and punished.
Bus Communicated
Government sources indenti-
fed the kidnapers as military
men and civilians. Informant.
said they apparently were anti.
Peron extremists from one of the
civilian revolutionary groups thai
helped throw out Gen. Peron.
The band did not harm Gen
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pulse Is 70; his blood pressure is
1870: his respiration is l8--all
of which are normal.
This. the beginning Of the
sixth postoperative day, finds
the President in excellent spirits. Il
Mr.. Hagerty said the President
slipped two ounces of tea at 81
am, two ounces of warm water
|at 7 am. and two ounces of
beef broth at 8 am.
He said the doctors plan to-
continue the liquid feelings
hourly. In the meantime intra-
venous feeding was suspended. .
but might be resumed at any
time. The President has been
free since Wednesday afternoon
Iof a decomposition or drainage
tube running from his nose to-
his stomach.
NixOn's First Visit
Monday will be the first time
Vice President Nixon has seen
Mr.. Eisenhower since the Presi-
dent was stricken i'll a week ago.
Mr.. Dulles saw him briefly yes
terday when the Secretary ac-
companied West German Chan
cellor Adenauer on a Courtesy
visit to the Presidents hospital
room.
Among the papers signed by
the President today were nine
routine bills. an undisclosedI
nomination that will be made
public when it goes to the SEN
ate Monday, two documents of al
diplomatic nature kept conf
Dental for the time being, sew
eral letters, and one designating
a drought stricken region in
Utah as major disaster area
eligible for Federal aid.
The column by Miss FleesonI
yesterday was one of several
recently published reports not
ing opinions of some medical
authorities disputing the, opti-
mism of the Presidents own doc
tors about his health prospects.
Miss Fleeson quoted what she
called the insurance under
writer's bible" Risk Appraisal,
as saying "short-circuiting oper-
atoms offer hope, but not much, u
for overcoming intestinal OBJ
Istruction resulting from ileitis.
According to this publication.
she reported, recurrence is dis
treSsingly high"
Medical Journal Quoted
Miss Fleeson also reported
that the current issue of the New
England Journal of Medicine de-
scribes surgery in such cases as
palliative rather than cura-
tive"
In a news conference Saturday
afternoon DR.. Heaton said he
and the other doctors on the case
believed the operation improves
the Presidents life expectancy.
Asked about the chances of
the same sort of trouble recur-
ring, DR.. Heaton said that "in
this age group we do not look
for any further extension of
this disease process"
When a reporter insisted to
Mr.. Hagerty that the Fleeson
column docs raise some ques-
lions which in all fairness to
the President ought to be an
swered by the doctors"
Mr.. Hagerty asserted it
doesn't raise any questions. u
He added:
"As far as I know, Miss Flee
son is not a doctor. and as far as
I know we have given you. to the
best of our ability, the medical
opinions of the doctors that are
on the case. They are the doc
tors that are handling it, not
doctors who are outside and not
on the case"
Mr.. Hagerty said he did not
believe there will be another
news conference with the doc
tors. despite the questions raised.
They are not going to COM
ment every time somebody
makes a comment" he said.
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Half of South America

RIO DE JANEIRO.-Brazil
with an area of about 1926, 900
square miles, occupies more than
one-half of South America.
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:. plus 25 G.E. portable Tv sets, light,
easy to carry :. 300 Elgin American Signet
automatic cigarette lighters each wcek.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
0dsjek al H.B.z. prosIavit &c svoju
55-godisniicu dne 3O.oq septembra
East Pittsburgh. Pa.

East Pittsburgh, Pa. Drustvo villa, odsjek br. 141
Hrvatske Bratske ~Zajednice cini sve moguce ~priprene, da
ma jedan lijepi i dostojni nacin proslavi 55-godisnjcu svoga
Gjepog i slavnog drustvenog opstanka g %banketom, pro-
gramom plesnom zabavom u nedjelju, 80. %septembra 1855.
Ovo slavic &c Sc odrzati u Radnickom Domu ma Electric
North Avenue, East Pittsburgh. Blanket &c poceti tocno
u 5 sati poslje podne. Ulaznica "a banket plesnu zabavu
biti &c doprinos iii donation samo $500 pc osobi.
Cd strane Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice bti &c pocasni
gosti i glavni govornici braca Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik
Martin KrasG, glavni ~blagajnik. LA banketa programa
sijediti &c pesna zabava, "a koju &c svrati svma mama
dobro poznati popularni tamburaski zbor "Sloboda' IL
naseg mjesta.
Mi p%ozivljemo svu bracu sestre naseg odsjeka, kao
clanove bratskih odsjeka sve prijatelje mjesta okolice,
da mas posjete u so vecem broju time nam pomognu
uzveicati owl rijetku i %znacajnu proslavu 55-godisnjice ma
Seq odsjeka.
Ia veceru cemo imati s raznja pecene janjetine pra-
setine, kao svega drugog so S time ide.
u ime naseg canstva odbora sve vas pozdravljam
kicem: Dobro nam dosi ma nasu proslavu u nedjeju, 80.
s%eptembra, u 5 sati poslje podne. Martin Mlinarit, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
Kucert, veeera
zabava odsieka 514

Canton, Ohio. Odsjek
br. 514 HBz priredjuje kon-
cert j plesnu zabavu u ne
djelju, 80. s%eptembra O. g.,
u Americko- Hrvatskom Do
mu ma 2543 Winfield Avenue,
N. E., Canton, Ohio.
Program &c izvadjati nasa
mladez IL Farrell, Pa, koja
je organizirana u tamburas-
ku i plesacku grupu "Sloga".
Ovo je divna omladina i lie
pc svoje programe izvadja
ma zadovoljstvo a s 6 ma
roda. Program &c poceti toe
no u 2:30 poslije podne, a
nakon programa slijediti &c
ukusna vecera, samo $3.50
pc osobi. U vecer &c biti PIES
ma zabava, "a koju &c ulaz-
nina biti IS cent? pc osobi.
Pozivljemo sve clanove H.
B. z. j prijatelje mjesta i O.
kolice, da mas posjete u sto
vecem broju ma ovom nasem
koncertu, veceri i plesnoj "a
bavi u nedjelju, 80. septem-
bra. Svi cete provesti ugodne
casove pa YAM klicemo -
dobro nam dosli!
Harriet BoZurich, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
Poziv ma prosIavu

Chicago, Ill. - Poor bra
co i sestre u Chicago i oko.
lici, odrzati &c Sc Proslava
50-te g~odisnjice Dalmatinsko
Obiteljskog Drustva Guido.
tvorna Gospa Sinjska, ma 4
novembra, IL Jugoslavenskoi
Basel ma Narragansett, Ar.
cher i 55th Street.
Sto Sc tice jela i plea bit
&c sve pc domacu i IL izo'
bilju, svima do mile wolfe. Zs
Piles svirati &c Braca Susict
il Summit, ILL.,, tie nemojte
zaboraviti cetvrtoga novem'
bra. Povedite i vase prija'
telje, bracu Hrvate, Srbe
Slovence, a sve zajedno juz'
ne Slavene da Sc tai dan pc
zabavimo. Ma vratima &c ST
dati tri lijepe nagrade u nov
GU i to: $4,000 prva; 5000
druga; i $500 treca.
Umoljavaju sc sva mass
drustva i klubovi da "a 4-os
novembra ne prirediuju nj
kakovih zabava, jer hi stetil
sebi i mama, vec in pozivamt
da svi zajednicki dodju M
nasu p%roslavu.
John Markovic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
Poziy ma zabayu

Chicago, iii. - Gospojin-
sko drustvo "Hrvatska zena"
grana broj 1 u Chicago, ILL.,,
p.oziva sve svoje prijatelje i
simpaticare ma .jesensku "a
bavu i pies ma 6. oktobra u
HrvatskOj SOkol Dvorani ma
1908 Racine St., u 8 sati ma
vecer.
Ovu veselu i ugodnu "a
bavu otvoriti &c clanice drus-
iva sa kolom IL svojoj sliko-
vitoj narodnoj nosnji. COST
budu pc obicaiu posluzeni sa
finim d m acim kolaGima,
sendwichima i picem.
Rad druStva "Hrvatske Ze-
ne" poznat je sa svoga hui
manitarnog i kulturnog rada
tie djeluje u tome svoistvu
vec mnogo godina. PoSto
drustvo dobiva noble "a pc.
moe sa svih strana, to Sc
clanice drustva trude, da svo,
jim radon i doprinosima Ste
wise pomognu svoje zemljake
a vi dragi prijatelji nasega
drustva posjetite nase pri.
redbe u Sto vecem broju
klicemo YAM dobro nam do.
sli ma jesensku zabavu "Hr.
vatske Zene"!
v. Strunjak, izvj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
Poziy ma koncert

Windsor, Ont, Can. - Cd
sick broj 952 HBZ. p~riredju-
je jesenski koncert, koji ce
sc odrzati u subotu IS. okto-
bra 1856, u HrvatskOm Ma
rodnom Domu ma 2520 Semi
mole Street, Windsor, Ont.
Koncert pocima tocno u 1880
ma vecer.
Ia koncert &c svirati, kao
i sam program izvadjati do
bro poznati u Kanadi i dobrom
dijelu Amerike tamburaski
zbor pod vodstvom brata Mike
Tomicich, koii SUI ujedno cla-
novi naseg odsjeka. Nasi mia
di i vrlo sposobni tamburasi
sc spremaju, da Sc vec sada
moe zakljuciti, da ce biti O.
vaj koncert jedan cd najljep-
sih, koji SUI do sada odrzani
u OVOm mJeStu.
Stoga pozivamo saw mas ma
rod Windsora i okolice, da mas
recenog dana posjete. Ulaz'
nina &c biti samo SOC pc oso.
bi. Wee oko podne biti ce ma
raznju pecene mlade praseti.
ne.
Josip Bensic, izvj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
Poziv ma %prosIavu

Cleveland, Ohio. - Hrvat-
ski Gospojinski Klub sa St.
Clair Ave. proslaviti &c 80
godisnjicu svoga opstanka u
nedjelju, 80. septembra owe
godine S bogatim banketom, u
Hrvatskom DrustvenOm Do
mu ma 6314 st. Clair Ave.
Blanket &c poceti tocno u 1
sat poslije podne.
Ulaznica "a banket je SITS
pc osobi, sto je dosta jeftino
"a ovako bogati objed, kojeg
&c pripremiti nase dobre cla-
nice, koje uvijek marljivo ra-
de "a dobrobiti sviju nasih
drustava u kojima su one
clanice. One &c pripremiti do
bru domacu hranu.
Pozivljemo sve a cla-
nice, prijatelje i clanove ma
sih mjesnih drustava, da sc
odazovu i uzvelicaju owl ma
su proslavu, koja Sc je tesko
docekala, a biti cemo svima
zahvalni i svi nam dobro do
Sill.
Takodjer ovime pozivljemo
sve nase clanice, da dodju ma
vaznu redovitu sjednicu, ko-
ia &c Sc odrzati u srijedu, S.
septembra 1856, u 7 sati u
vecer u Hrvatskom Drustve-
nom Domu ma st. Clair Ave.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
Pros|ava 25-godisnjice odsjeka 1872 HBz

Dana Z. listopada (oktobra) 1856 6, Hrvatsko Pot
porno Drustvo West Allis', odsjek 1872 H.B.Z, proslavit &c
svecano svoju 25-godisnjnu prikljucenja Hrvatskoj Brat
skoj zajednici, u st. Augustin Hall, 67es W.. Rogers Street,
West Anis, Wisconsin.
Nase drustvo je osnovano 1921 godine pod imenom Hr-
vatsko Samostalno Drustvo West Alls", a prikjuGilo Sc
H.BZ. 1. listopada 1881. godine sa Is clanova, cd kojih jos
danas u odsjeku ina samo IS. Prikljucenjem H.B.Z, drus-
two je dobilo now naslov: Hrvatsko Potporno Drustvo "West
Alis' odsjek 1872 HB.Z, pod kojim naslovom sada vodi
sva svoja poslovanja brojeci preko 22O elanova.
Mnoge ~poteskoce morale su Sc ukloniti dok je drustvo
poslo naprijed %postepeno pocelo napredovati moralno /
materijano, tako, da Sc danas ubraja medju prve odseke
H.BZ. u West Allis i Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Mas odsjek 1872, osnovao je gnijezdo Pomladka br. Asst
sa % clana a danas isto broji preko 107 clanova sa njepom
imovinom.
! Cd postanka drustva do d~anasnjeg dana mi smo IL ma
sh d~rustvenih redova izgubii 81 clana, koji su Sc preseili
u vijecnost. Tih nasih milih pokojnika mi sc sjetamo sva-
kom pa ovom ~prigodom odajuci i'm priznanje uz zahval-
most "a svo dobro koje su kao starr pioniri nase H. 3. Ia
jednice ucinili mama u naslijedje ostavili ~upucujuci topic
motive Svevisnjem "a pokoj njihovih dusa.
taoI ako mas cd dana Proslave dijeli nepuni mjesec dana,
odbor odsjeka kao posebni Zabavni Odbor "a Proslavu ne
umorno radi jos cd minute godisnje sjednice, "a so bolji
svecaniji uspjeh iste. U tn svrhu pozvan je brat Josip
Bazdarich, prvi podpredsjednik H. 3. Zajednice da kao CLAW
nj govornik ma Proslavi govori "a dobrobit odsjeka | HBZ.
Ma Proslavu SUI pozvane mnoge ugledne lcnosti IL nase
hrvatske kolonije, kao sva ostala bratska drustva / od-
sjeci Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Ma bogatom programu kojeg priredjujemo nastupit &c
nasa hrvatska mladez u lijepim narodnim nosnjama, koja
&c pokazati Sta INA kako umije da zabavi mas svijet sa
pjesmon, svirkom i raznin igrama.
Program &c poceti tocno u 800 PM, pa i ovom pri.
likom molimo svu bracu sestre da dodju totno ma vrijeme.
Pc zavrsenom programu bit &c servirana ukusna We
cera uz umjerenu cijenu. liza vecere nastaviti &c sc sa pie
som w zvuke svma nam dobro poznate tamburice villa
dok &c oni liza bare posluzivati picem.
Draga brace sestre dokazimo pokazimo ovom pi-
godom da mas svju prozima mas "a jednicarski duh da silva
camo smisao naseg gesla: "Jedan "a swe svi "a jednoga".
Dodjite svi dovedite svoje rodjake, ~prijatelje po
znanike. Mi cemo ucinit sve u granicama nasih mogucnosti,
da Sc svatko u nasoj sredini toga dana osjeca ugodno "a
dovoljno, tako da ova nasa Proslava ostane nam svima dugo
ku najjepsem sjecanju.
Ia Zabavni Odbor odsjeka broj 1872 H.BZ,
Mike Papa, St, i Mako Sunara