davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

daVno nalsll. 70 sVoJ prlllclS
nasi citatelji sami znadu ko-
ju "dobru" o nevjerovatnoj
sirokogrudnosti Zaje d n C e.
Premda su mnogi zahtjevi ne
samo nemoguci, vec cesto i
neposteni, ipak i'll imade do
sta, a ii Sc uporno i tvrdo-
glavo ponavljaju. Druga Sc
osiguravaiuca drustva strogo
drze odredaba il sklopljenog
ugovora, nema tamo posebne
obzirnosti, ne postoje nika-
kove povlastice - i sto je
cudnovatije - nitko in nj ne
ocekuje!
No s Glanovima H.B.Z. je
velika razlika! Ma posljed-
Moi konvenciji mas Sc zesto-
ko napadalo, da HBz ne da-
je izvjesne sitne povlastice,
koje pruzaju slicn a druga
drustva. Bez ikakovih potes-
koca smo objasnili, da ia
druga drustva pocinju TEX
sada isplacivati svom clan
stvu dividende, dok je HBZ
u nizu godina povratila svo-
me clanstvu milijune dolara
ma racun dividenda.
Ma jednoj priredbi, neko-
liko stotina milja odavde, ma
pao mas je jedan clan pita-
MEM, da Ii &c mu H,B.Z. is
platiti odstetu "a operaciju
.jacmenca ma oku. Premda to
ne spada u djelokrug nase
odgovornosti, odgovorili smo
mu ipak, da ia operacija, ciJa
je cijena $500, ne dolazi u
obzir "a isplatu odstete. Evo
s kakovim Sc sve pitanjima
ma mas obracaju ljudi i ira
re nasa misljenja. No on s IT,
me nije bio pri kraju. 1zvu'
kao je il svoje torbe dokaza
- da HBZ nije sto bi treba'
la biti - twdnju da njegovs
zena nije primila odstete z'
veoma ozbilj jnu operaciju
Njegova zena ne samo da nj
je osigurana ma bolnu pod
poru, nego nije uopce clar
Zajednice. Ma to je on ma
dodao - pa Ear ma koncu tt
ne znaci nlsta, ola Je on san
clan i da vec godinama pla
ca svoju pristojbu? Ma tc
smo mogli samo slegnuti ra
menima okrenuti mu ledja
Jedan drugi clan mas je re
stoke napao, da je njegovs
zena primila samo $4,000 cd
stete "a operaciju, dok joj j
memo posebno operaciono o
siguravajuce drustvo isplati
10 $4,000. Bro smo saznali
da to memo posebno opera
ciono osiguranje stoji godis
ME $4,000. Mogli smo ga ia
ia zani+ati ia Ii IN nOZe ci
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
Il odsieka br. 7S7 HBz

Vancouver, b. G. - javlja
s velikim zadovoljstvom, da
je clan odsjeka, brat Anthony
Jasich, ciju sliku donosimo,
svrsio svoje pravne nauke i
time stekao pravo daF postane
Lawyer. To je prvi clan ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

nice u Hrvatskoj. Mladi brat
Joe je takodjer svrsio skolu,
govori lijepo hrvatski i opce
je obljubljen u nasoj kolo-
niji. u Pomladku estate jos
njegova mladja seka.
John Katalinich, rodjen 10.
sijecnja 1888. u Vancouveru,
prelazi IL Pomladka u od-
raslo clanstvo, gdje Sc vec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
NADIA kovosel
Hamilton, Ontario, Can.

Hamilton, Ontario, Can. =
Drustvo "Matija Gubec", Cd
sick broj 644 H.B.Z. ovime
javlja radosnu vijest, da Sc
je pojacao jednom mladom
/ 1ijepom clanicom IL gnijez-
da Pomlatka br. 397, sestrom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
Eleanor Brebrick

COoksville, Ont. - Odsjek
broj 710 H.B.Z. javlja veselu
vijest, da Sc je povecao s no.
vim clanom, a to je nasa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
H. B. zajednica zaista je Dom Bratstva
Michael Grasha, Upravitelj Pomladka
(XII.)

Navel smo nekoiko prmjera osiguranja, koje Hrvat-
ska Bratska Zaiednca obava srcem upravo nevero
vatnom srokogrudnoscu provodec bratsvo cd
Ia nena srokogrudnos znaa cesto okrenut prov ME
Mnogi Glan koji navknuo da prima sto je
redkost, pocnje zahtijevati nemoguce!
Neka nam bude dozvojeno spomenut nekoliko primie
ra, ko to najbolje prkazuu, koje smo mi sami me-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
DR.. JOSIP SMODLAKA

Smrt Dr. Jospa Smodake registrirao je "Americh Hr
vatsi Glasnik" broju cd e. ipnja t. e. rubrci
"Ljud Dogadjaji. to rubrc je mas uvazen novinar
professor" e. Bogdan Radica kratkm crtama prkazao
zvotno djelo pok Smodlake Kako tai canak nije psan
sne ira ct studio vec naprotv cum ira ct sine studio
sa stanovtom omalovazenja bez proucavana) jer
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

u Dalmaciji bila TEX u po-
vojima, a o drugoj industriji
nije bio nj govora. Teziste
svojih socijalnih reforama u
sredotocio je bio ma seljacko
pitanje. U prvom redu upi-
rao je prstom ma tzv. "mrt-
WI ruku". To su bila imanja,
koja su posjedovale razne
crkvene korporacije i mana
stiri, a koja su svojim zulje-
vitim rukama obradjivali Sc
ljaci davajuci jednu polovinu
iii jednu trecinu godisnjeg
prihoda sa tih imanja vlast-
nicima 18TH. Vlastnici tih j.
mania bill su u narodu po-
znati kao "mrtva ruka". O.
vo je navuklo silnu mrznju
tzv. "mrtvo-rukasa" ma .pok.
Smodlaku, pax su ga javno
sa vjerskih propovijedaonica
proklinjali i svakim pogrd-
MIN imenima nazivali MEGA i
njegove sljedbenike. Kako vi
dim i g. Radica Sc je poslu-
zio nekim cd tih epiteta.
To proklinjanje medjutim
nije nista pomoglo. Seljacke
mase sela grada bile su "a
talasane ma izborima god.
1908 iii 1909 "a Carevinsko
Vijece u Becu, vladin kandi-
dat, mace popularni i uva-
zeni naucenjak i historian
Don Frame Bulic, uz ograni-
ceno i javno glasanje, pobje-
djuje neznatnom vecinom po-
mocu nasilja izvrsenog ma
jednom biralistu.
Jos mi je u svjezoj uspo-
meni docek ispracaj u Spill
tn Beckog nacelnika j pred
sjednika krscansko socijalne
stranke DR.. Lueghera. Crni,
visoki cilinder gosp. grado-
nacelnika glamog grada Au-
STRIFE, bio je "a par minuta
zut cd pokvarenih jaja i gnji-
lih "pomidora" tako da Sc je
, g. gradonacelnik prize vratio
nego Ii je stigao u Split. To
, je moglo biti 1909 iii 1910.
Dalmacija Sc je nacionalno
budila pod vodstvom Smo-
dlake i n jegove napredne
stranke.
; Istina, pok. Smodlaka nije
bio politicar demagog tipa
! pok. Stjepana Radiea, jer nj
II je u dalmatinska sela zalazio
sa tamburom i otrbom oh ra-
menu, te sa opancima ma no.
gama, ali je njegova rijec
narcotic ona pisana revolu-
, cionarno djelovala, jer je po-
gadjala u dusu u srca on
dasnje ponizene i povrijedje-
, ne. Pok. Smodlaka nije bio
tip politicara jednog Trum-
: bica, jer mu je falila sta
4 tura, nastup i elegancija DR..
o Trubica. DR.. Trumbic ovisok,
y elegantan, ugladjenih gra-
djanskih manira, sa izrazi-
tim crtama lica jednog rim.
!, skog patricia predstavljao je
u istinu jednog salonskog di'
! plomatu, dok je Smodlaka,
= osrednjeg rasta, moglo bi Sc
! reci wise tromih nego zivah'
: nih pokreta, plave kose pla'
viii ociju, predstavljao wise
. je dnog tipicnog malo-gra'
djanskog politicara, ali ne
demagoga. Ova Sc je razlika
= narcotic mogla da primjeti u
govornistvu. Dok su Trum.
bicevi govori bill izgovoren
!. po swim pravilima retorike
> sa swim govornickim finesa
\ ma metaforama, te tekl
. gladko i bez zapinjanja, Smo
. dlakini su govori bill wise ma
! tegnuti, isprekidani, moglo b
, Sc reel wise suhoparni, wise
:. prosti jednostavni. Trumbit
!. je svoje slusaoce osvajao od
a. (Nastavak ma 4. strani)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

dlake prikazan je u vrlo To-
Sem svijetlu, njegov karak-
ter labav prevrtljiv, bez-
nacelan oportunisticki "a
pravo egoisticki. To Gu po-
kusati da prikazem pravi lik
pokojnika. Pisati ON a k o o
covjeku cija su Sc usta "a
uvjek zatvorila, ne samo da
je neukusno, nego cak i ku-
kayieki, jer covjek, o kome
sc u tome clanku iznose sta
novite neistine, nije u stanju
da Sc brani. u tome se sa-
drzi moral i etika one: De
mortuis nihil nisi bene.
Prize nego Ii je napisao
spomenuti clanak 6. Radica
sc je trebao sjetiti one gre
ke: gnoti seauton (poznaj sa-
mog sebe) kada bi Sc gosp.
Radica bio sjetio te mudre
grcke izreke onda ne bi lik
pok. Smodlake ispao kao lik
jednog "politickog skakavca",
lik jednog oportuniste, koji
je seljaka smatrao sredstvom
svog karijerizma. Koliko Sc
znade pok. Smodlaka nije O.
stavio liza sebe nj villa, nj
vinograda, nj oranica, nj ko-
sanica, a niti narocitih po-
litickih titula.
Koliko je meni poznat po-
liticki rad pok. Smodlake cd
njegova pocetka pax do ME
COVE smrti, tai Sc je rad kre-
40 uvjek ma istoj politickoj
Iniji, nije vrludao, niti skre-
tao nj desno nj lijevo. Stu
,pivsi u politicku borbu po-
cetkom 20. stoljeca, osnovav-
81 tzv. Hrvatsku Naprednu
stranku u Dalmaciji, on je tn
borbu vodio pod lozinkom ia
mali puk" t. j. "a one CHA
su prava u bivsoj Austriji BIZ
la vrlo ogranicena, a duznosti
neogranicene. Tu je borbu on
dosljedno vodio u bivsoj Au-
striji. Kroz novinske organe
Napredne Stranke "Slobodu"
| "Pucku Slobodu", koje su
izlazile u Splitu, on je svoja
nacela o pravici i slobodi ne
ustrasivo neopozivo zastu-
pao branio. Kroz pucke Ste
dionice i pucke stionice on je
ne samo nacionalno budio ne
go i ekonomski dizao tai
I'm ali puk". Narcotic to
"vrijedi "a splitskog tezaka
koji je jos tada lutao il.
medju Bajamontizma Bula.
tizma t. j. izmedju narod.
njastva autonomastva. Dc
9pojave Smodlakinih novina I
Splitu i njegovih puckih stio'
MICA u Splitu, opasno je bile
prolaziti ulicama Velog Va
rosa u Splitu i govoriti hr'
.vatski. Opasnost je prijetils
da il koje pokrajne ulice ne
dobijes "bovanom u mlun'
(kamen u glavu).
Njegove n vim e naroictt
''Pucka Sloboda" zracile s,
mnoge zabitne kutove u "a
gorskoj kao i u primorsko
Dalmaciji, gdje je kroz vie
kove carevao crni klerikali
d zam i crno-zuti carizam. Me
COVE su novine tai mrak raz
bijale i spremale mali puk II
slobodu.
Po svojim politickim ma
,celima bio je siroki demo
krata, jer je propagirao op
&c, izravno, i tajno pravo gla
sa, koje je tada bio ograni
ceno samo ma vece porezov
nike; po svojim socijalno
ekonomskim pogledima bio j
agrarni reformista, zastupa
juci nacelo da zemlja pripa
da onome koji ju obradjuje
.Radnicko pitanje u Dalma
ciji tada nije bilo tako akut
no, jer je cementna industrij'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

ste savjeeti ocekivati wise Cd
$4,000 cd HBZ, ma osigura-
ME, "a koje plaza godisnje
svega $500, iii 25 cent? ma
mjesec. Bio je nemoguce ma
staviti svaki dalji razgovor o
takovom nemogucem zahtje-
WI pomanjkanju svakog ra-
zumnog orgumenta.
U jednom slucaju died vi
Sc nije mogao placati pri-
stojbe ma Endowment Certi-
ficate svog unuka. Njegova
snaha, majka djeteta, je od-
nah zatrazila isplatu svakog
centa uracunavsi i pristojbu
"a upravne troskove. Ona DO
svoj prilici prima svake 60
dine natrag sve uplacene pre-
mije "a osiguranje ma polar,
jer nije pogorjela, iii ma au-
to, jer nije imala prometne
nesrece!
Nedavno Sc vlasnik dozre-
log certifikata obratio ma L.
vrsni Odbor molbom, da mu
Sc dozvoli traziti novcanu po-
moe cd clanstva. On je ira
zio da Izvrsni Odbor plati
sve troskove stampanja i po-
starinu. Da stvar bude cud-
novatija, tai isti, nakon do
zrijevanja svog certifikata,
zahtijevao je prekid svih We
"a sa Zajednicom. Usprkos
, cinjenice, da mu Sc savjeto-
, valo, kao | svima u slicnom
/ slucaju, da nastavi dalje u
placivanjem u upravni fond
} (32 centa) da ostane | ma
/ dalje clanom svog odsjeka i
= uziva sva prava povlastice,
= koje liz toga izviru. / sada,
: kada Sc nasao u potrebi, ipak
4 nije oklijevao da trazi dobro-
: bit, koju je on nekad svoje-
a voljno odbacio.
a Imade m nogo primjera
|. slicnih i drugih nerazumnih
: zahtjeva, koji Sc pozivaju
: samo ma izvanrednu siroko-
n grudnost Zajednice | provo
: djenja nacela bratstva iznad
o svega. I bas radi provodje-
n MIA tog nacela u djelo - o
: Gem imade Ottawa legija pri-
o mjera - Zajednica ide u
: wick odlucnim koracima ma
prijed!
: Pod konac ozujka, prize ne
a go je Odjeljenje Pomladka
! objavilo o produzenju roka
e "a promjenu Term Certifi-
y cate do 30. rujna, primili smo
i opsirno pismo cd jednog ma
i, seq upravitelja gnijezda, ko-
= j Sc ispricava zbog zakas-
j. njenja sa slanjem formulara
l. o promjerti.
i Evo razloga koji su ga Ia
= drzali: "Prosli mjesec je bio
"a meme prava pokora. Tast
mi je obolio; tada je moi o.
X tao morao poci u bolnicu.
u Moi necak je nastradao Il
a automobilskoj nesreci. Morao
sam patti ma majku, koja
patti Cd slabosti srca, ma ko-
ju .je sve to tesko djelovalo.
Morao sam Sc posvetiti u no
ci majci, tastu, ocu u bolnici,
sestri, ciji je sin nastradao.
l naravski, da sam kroz dan
morao raditi, te sam tako po-
sve iscrpljen."
Svoje "slobodno" vrijeme
provodi osim toga ma casti
tajnika odsjeka predsjed-
nika odbora bolesti. Ispricao
Sc s nadom, da &c Sc s do
brom voljom sve razumjeti i
urediti da &c tako njegov
posao biti obavljen kako tre-
ba.
., Da, Hrvatska Bratska Ia
D. jednica obavlja sve poslove
s dobrom voljom i sretna je
IL da imade tako odusevljenih
70 pozrtvovnih radnika i gradi-
- telja Zajednice. Takovi ispi-
I suju najljepse stranice ME
D ne povijesti. On je relativno
n mlad covjek, jedva 35 godina
., star. Imade mnogo takovih,
q; a. isto tako aktivnih i mladih,
III; .,,o;;,, ,.oJooo ooxr+x,o
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

mlada sestra Eleanor Bre-
brick, ciju sliku ovdje do
nosimo.
Mlada sestra prelazi IL
gnijezda broj 608 u odraslo
clanstvo, a kcerka je vrijed-
nih roditelja Mirka Karo-
line Brebrick. Rodjena je 27.
lipnja (June) 1888. u To-
rontu. Svrsila je St. Joseph
School, a sada radi u st. Jo-
seph Hospital, kao Medical
Secretary. U odsjeku nalazi
svog oca.
Mi joj zelimo dobrodoslicu!
Marko Trdak, uprav.
Zajednica prima move Ga
move imedju so | GO godina
starosti na zivotnu osjegura-
ciju Cd $1.000.0O.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
Raelshar, Lecture
on Asia Sept. ~

What is the new orGer in
Asia? How WI il affect Aln,i
lean f. eiEn pol,cv2 Tn",r an
other questions about the i'm
pt r,ance Of Asia in world af-
,iiir: viii De- III s..t.s., d a.. = nev
Jnivcisi.y Of Michigan cxten
SIGN course, What Is New in
Asia?" opening in Detroit q;
he Rackham Educational Mem
orial (Farnsworth al Woodward
at 700 pm. on Friday, Sept. %.
Speakers will be University
of Michigan specialists from
the political science depart
ment. including Pro-. Rus
sell H. Fitield and Prof. N.
Msvbury Efimenco.
The course will deal with
China. JAPAN, the Middle East
India, and Asia. especially
Southeast Asia, and the way
affairs of these areas may af-
feet the turn world events.
Enrolment for this ten-week
course is Sl4.00.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
TEEN-ACE TALK

delights the children.
lights and stars.
Special Calendar
A special event calendar was
arranged to afford a differen'
admission-free event each after
noon at 2:30 on the Spectacle
Show stage. A special events di-
rector produces these programs
using the talents of many COM
munity organizations from tho
st. Louis area.
II IS planned to present the
Mid-America each year. be-
tween The end of the ST. Louis
Municipal Opera season and
the arrival in October of His
Majesty. the Yelled Prophet of
Khorassan.
Like the 1904 Worlds Fair,
Mid-Amer.ca Jubilee excites Tho
imagination of the community.
Alloys P. Kaufman. president
the st. Louis Chamber of Com
merce, says For months we
have planned and dreamed OF
,uch an undertaking of bold
Continued on Page 8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
Bennett Prexy
Inauguration Set

GREENSBORO, N. C.-The
Inauguration of DR.. Villa b.
Player as president of Bennett
College Sunday. October IA.
will be preceded and followed
by two other special events of
the inaugural year.
Founders Day will be cels-
brated on Saturday morning.
October IL. at which time
Miss Jean Quaiermain will
deliver the principal address
In Pfeiffer Chapel.
Miss. Quatermain. a native
OF Martinique, has travelled
abroad extensively. particularly
in Africa, and has lectured at
some of Americas leading uni
versities and colleges.
At z pm, Bennett alumrse
will gather in the dining hall
of the David d. Jones Student
Union to hear an address by
Carl T. Rowan, Newspaperman-
author, of the Minneapolis Tri-
bune staff.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
Mty-5econd Credit Union
in Over Million Mark

The Craftsman Credit Union
which serves 4.200 employees o
the Cadillac plant was the SIND
in Michigan to reach the mil
lion dollar asset figure. The
mark was reached August 3lst
Manager, in making the an
nouncement. stated that The
opening of our own office
building adjacent to the plant
on Scotch Avenue early this
year and the introduction of
payroll deductions by the
company, have made il much
easier to serve our members.
Our assets have increased
S439, 1000 since January LIST, an
Increase of almost 80 per cent
n eight months"
The Craftsman Credit Unior
is one OF five credit unions ir
he General Motors chain which
has more than a million dol
,ars in assets.
Others include Flint Buick
Lansing Automakers (Oldsmo
bile), Chief Pontiac. and thu
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be continued through the last
OF the month.
The Mid-America Jubilee
is ST. Louis biggest show since
The 1904 Worlds Fair.
There ere many, many other
displays; those above were only
few. This was a terrific affair
and very educational as well,
which is unusual. / am prou'
of the dear old city of st. Louis
and I hope to become even
prouder.
Once agai nthis is Ruby
Woods signing off. saying good
bye until next week.
On the bank Of the Mississippi.
in the fall of this mid-century
year, a new st. Louis celebrated
forward look.
This booming city. revitalized
by the passage of $4,000 600
bond issue, and more than ever
aware of her greatness, has set
aside the month Of September
and over 81 acres Of river front
of land for the first Mid-Ameri-
ca Jubilee.
1t is a colorful. spectacular
tribute to Midwestern industry,
agriculture and science. Not
since the 1904 Worlds Fair have
so many people had such good
! reason to meet in ST. Louis.
To please the eye are hand
some, modern buildings topped
by bright. fluttering remnants.
Colored lights splash the towers,
domes and walls with FARMLAND
beauty. Giant searchlights beam
their invitations across the night
sky. Music adds its enchant-
ment.
Inside handsome buildings are
myriad exhibits. covering vir-
tually every aspect of Mid-Wes.
America.
The Jubilee is particularly
des;uned 10 show the inde-
rendence of Midwest cities
and country.
A large agriculture and live
stock area features a model
farm. typical of those seen in
the Midwestern countryside. AT
types of farm equipment are on
display. There was daily live
stock and poultry JUDGING.
Entertainment highliehted the
Jubilee and was a mighty spec
tacle, presented on huge stage
with the historic Old Cathedral
az a dramatic background.
By dialogue. music and dance
Il portrays St. LOUIS proud past
booming present, and look to the
future.
Official emblem Of lid
America Jubilee svmbolIzes the
linking Of industrial accomplish
ed producers and technical ex-
perts. with several hundred pro.
! fessional singers. actors and
dancers bringing their skills to
the show. Local talent also con-
tribute II services. /,
Colorful costumes and special
scenic effects made the nightly
show one of the most eye-catch-
ing st. Louis has seen in SOM
time. A large ampitheatre seats
$500 spectators at each perform
ance.
A sizeable amusement area
especially designed for the Jup.
lice in early st. Louis decor
rrnr 40 10tl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
Lieut.. Phil Hart
Church Speaker

Lieutenant Gov. Phil Hart
VIII be guest speaker at the
Church Of Our Faith CPS f
Montcalm, Sunday afternoon.
Oct z.
The afternoon program that
begins at 4 o'clock is sponso, ed
BY the Women's Usher Beard.
Dorothy Richmond is secretary
and Fleta Worsham is president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
BY RUBY WOODS

As press time comes along
once again I am confronted with
the problem of what to write
snd how, in order to capture
tbe interest of my readers. So,
70 start have a few congratula-
lions.
Congratulations are in order
10 Bubble and Juanita Dabbs
who became the parents of six
bound baby boy Monday. Sept
~. The baby is named Walter
Lee. very cute little bundle of
love.
Tribune PAR Wed
Although didn't attend the
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Fetch
er Williams, l know it was very
beautiful and you both will be
very happy together.
Mr.. Williams is a phofog-
rapher for the Tribune and
the former Miss Ruby McKen-
zie is one of the society edi-
tors.
"A wish YOU both all the hap
piness in the world.
The Co-Ette Club held their
back to school dance Friday
September 81, at Contra
YWCA. A very nice group
WAS there and ! think each one
pr them enjoyed themselves to
the highest.
Thev danced to the music OF
Earl Williams and his quintet
II Among those in on the fun
were: Rose Marie Block Doniss
Schultz, Joseph Deniss, Mary
Lewis. Jackie Mrrlirton Shirley
Pencile, Fairfax Woods. Clarence
Wilbur Nealy Jr. Paul King
Phillip Townsend, Mary Mason
Connie Will ans Barbara Ed
wards. Chester Parker. Donald
Davis. Edward Bomar Gail Raw
Gail Sample, and many others
I. z. Club
AS I stated last week the /. Z
Club of Detroit will have theil
1'rSt annual public affair called
Mood Indigo.'
Donald Woodhouse and Hi:
Combo will he Featured. The
ilrst ralf will be featuring pro
gressive jazz, the second hall
Latin American music.
Floor Show
Thus far, we can only give
You a brief peek into the future
put as far as I know there viii
pc a floor show staring foul
young ladies': Judith Perry. Sha'
ron, Brenda Hughes and Carolt
Highgate.
Barbara Ware and Denis:
,Vi uliz will be guest solo'st fol
ne evening. Both connoisseur:
pr music.
There will also be loads oil
entertainment with many of the
S''ys future stars appearing.
The affair will take place
friday. Sept. 28, AZ Northern
recreation Center on Wood
ward avenue af Holbrook.
lime. 8 until. will be look
mo for you fhe-e; therefore.
please don't d'ssppoinf me.
while in st. Louis I had TIL
opportunity to attend the Mid
NJ american Jubilee which begai
ne iirst Of September and will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29

G.. M. T. c. Employees in Pom
tiac.
Officers in addition to Mr.
Bliss ere: Clarence j. Moody,
President; BERNARD ID Gaffnev,
Vicc-Piceiient; and Alfred r.
Ryder. Clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29

the prfone
be
ne mfs
Rwhow
comedy,
ana "a the p6ght
Thursday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. SEPT. ~. 1850
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29

while in st. Louis I had the
opportunity to attend the Mid
t american Jubilee which began
'ne first OF September and will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
STAR DUST

ABOUT THOSE BULGES. II you wander into q college
classroom and what appear to be deadly weapons
bugng the students clothing don't become alarmed
They're deadly all rght-guns and blackjacks-but the
students policemen and they are there on peaceful
mission: learn public administration and other related
subjects their and benefit Read all about 1t In
Gun Tottn' CoHeCiGns, pages 10 and II.
TWO OF THE FIRST American and Maryland Universities
among the first In the East to offer like these
aimed professionazng the lawenforcing agencies At
University the 167 students from the fol-
lowing departments Metropolitan. $50; Arlington g. Park
Is; White House, 8; Alexandria, Prince Georges and
from the District Fire Department Eighty others attend
Maryland University.
MORE EFFECTIVELY" Octavio Tocchio, one Of the
three American University professors for the
about 10 of his students have from three Of
college The students he bring to classes newspaper
clippings of crime stories decisions and related
things to ask him to explain legal and constitutional points
involved They beginning to look at things little
more effectively" he says.
JUST LIKE TOURISTS. In addition to their classroom
work. the students have homework assignments and win
field trips this to Congress and the Supreme
Court in action. The to like these visits says
Prof Tocchio, so more viii be planned for next year.
NEXT SUNDAY: 62-year-old higH1-ranking Episcopal
Church official forgoes retirement and starts life
pastor Of church in a Maryland town.