davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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the quick descent down hill.

the quick descent down hill.
Armstrong, one of the all-tim,'
greats (the only man in ring his
tory to hold three world champion
ships-fcatherweight, Lightweight
and welterweight-at the same
time) reveals the seamy side of
fighting and its effects on fighters,
their associates and hangcrs-on.
Today Armstrong is especially
interested in aiding underprivilege.
boys. He organized the Henri
Armstrong Youth Foundation,
which maintains building in Eas!
Los Angeles, Youth Town II
Desert Wells, Arizona, and a Cal
ifornia Boys Ranch in San Fer
nando Valley, California.
Barney Ross is vice president Of
the Foundation.
The Foundation, naturally, aid.
people Of al colors and creeds.
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-09-22

Tallahassee, Fla, Sept. 18.-The
manager of the Tallahassee Bus
Company declared Wednesday bus
mess is picking up" but added the
boycott of city buses by local Ne
groes is still every effective"
Charles Carter declared that bus
mess "is still 40 per cent lower
than at this time last year" The
buses were boycotted May 20 in
protest over the arrest of two CO.
eds from all-Negro Florida A. &
M. College who refused to move to
the rear of segregated vehicle.
The company was forced out of
business July l but returned its
coaches to the streets Aug. l after
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-09-22
Tallahassee Bus Protest Still
VERY Effective" Mgr. Reports

"Ride-The-B campaign by the
Chamber of Commerce gained adj
ditional white patrons
Carter said the average daily
passenger load is around $500. He
said some 400 to COO Negroes are
included, much less" than before
the boycott.
Meanwhile, 10 Negro leaders of
the movement will go on trial in
Tallahassee next week on charges
of operating car pools without
proper licenses. Among them j.;
Rev. C. X. Steele, president of the
Negro Inter-Civic Council and the
leader of the boycott.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-09-22

previously thought impossible of
solution.
Throughout his proper concern
for members of his own race he
remains aware that injustice for
any group means injustice for all"
Wilkins, the citation said, "has
been preeminent in applying the
principle of human equality and IN
working toward the goals to which
the Conference is dedicated"
Lyman Bryson, Professor En-
eritus of Education at Teachers
College, Columbia University, read
the citation at a public session of
the Conference in this city on Aug.
%. He is a vice president and
moderator of the Conference, which
is holding daily meetings at the
Mems Faculty Club of Columbia
University this week.
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But it's my desire to rise up higher
So watch my smoke and fan my
Pm goin' to steal across the river
I'm goin' to streak across the sky
I'm going to bid the blues good
bye
So, watch my smoke and fan my
fire"
This Recording by the Dawn
Company is backed by eff | We're
A Countryside" which is also a
Lincoln Chase special. Chase is
now busy writing some original
material for coming TV Christ
mas Spectacular which will be pre-
sented by one of Broadway's big
gest producers. He plans few
personal appearances soon to intro
duce his songs to the music pub
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-09-22
U P
A n D
D o " n
IA R ISH
S 7 R EET
BY PERCY GREENE

NIGHT: Every now and then one
of the good brothers up and down
the avenue lets out with what
amounts to some words of down.
right wisdom. Such was the case
up at the barbershop the other
night when one of the gentlemen
gathered there made his classic
observation. This good brother said
one of the things that AUNT HAG-
CARS CHILLUN could very well
do without was these little petty
hatreds that they practice among
themselves. Now this brother. said
that we had too much of that going
on for anybody to do any good. He
said that the educated people had
no great love for uneducated. And
that the uneducated folk regarded
them in the same light. He said
that Baptists didn't have no use for
Methodists and Catholics didn't
have no use for either one. This
good brother went on to expound
that The Zetas didn't like the
Deltas and the Alphas had no use
for the Sigmas. That the profess
SIGNALS couldn't stand the working
people and the walking people
didn't like those that was riding.
This brother said that until the day
came when AUNT HAGGAR'S
CHILLUN, walking or riding, pro-
fessional or non-professional, Delta
or Zeta, Sigma men and plain ole
graduates from the University of
Hard Knocks He said that I'M
til they could all get together and
realize that only by working to-
gether as one people toward one
common goal, they would all re-
main in one heck of fix.
HIS CASE MADE NE THINK
OF ANOTHER: The other day |
was reading in the paper about
ali them charges against the well
known Parish Streeter B. c.
Walker. | thought about a story l
heard about Perry Howard de-
Tended another onetime we'll known
Parish Streeter up in Washington.
When the police brought forth his
record after it had been read in all
it's narrowing details by the Judge
Attorney Howard arose and posed
this question. Well, after that he's
all right amt he Judge.
TO JACKSON COL L E G E
RIOTERS: The Jackson College
Tigers football team faces it's first
real test Saturday night when they
meet Paririe View College from
Texas. Come on out there lotta
YOU Parish Streeters and give the
team a boost. Coach Merritt told
me to tell you that your presence
is needed and will be appreciated.
Same from the boys on the team.
See you out theer Saturday night.
NOTICE TO HEP CATS: Mrs.
Lulabell Forte, out at the Fashion
Center in the Masonic Temple told
me tell all you-alls that she not
only has the latest in style for the
ladies but she also has the latest
in style and colors of mems shirts,
ties. socks, and some other things.
| GET WELL FELLOW: Brother
D. D. Shepher, of the Kitchenette,
ND in the Harlem End of the Old
Avenue is in the hospital where ne
has been the past several days fol-
lowing a major operation. | know
! he knows how | feel about him, but
it would make him feel good If you
would send him one of them get
well-follow messages.
Weekly Quotation: "God is slow
paving, but he always pays" Dutch
| proyarh
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-09-22

New York City = Global - Lin
coin Chase, New York's gift to
the field of top musicians, writers,
composers, arrangers and singers
is a personality who exhibits a
depth OF. spiritual wisdom and I'M
derstanding through all his activi-
ties and creative work, although
by some this is un-noticed.
One of his latest tunes Watch
Nv Smoke and Fan My Fire" ex-
presses his desire to rise up higher
in such a way that it is literally
sweeping the crowds off their feet
wherever it is played. And only
Chase could put into words what
everyone is looking forward to as
he wrote such verses as
Watch my smoke and fan my fire
I'm goin to go, goin' t. g. some
Cause | been taking my time till
place somehow
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-09-22

along with many other great or
carnations, will participate in .
new concept of action against
scourges of mankind until uncondl-
tional surrender Of polio is won.
The fight against this crippler
must continue with the total re-
sources at our command"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-09-22
Negro Heads
Hawaii University
Psychology Dept.

Honolulu, Hawaii, Sept. 18 -
DR.. Davis Harrison Crowell, a
Negro psychologist who originally
came to Honolulu as a prison psy-
biologist, was named chairman of
the Psychology department at the
University of Hawaii here last
week.
Previous to his appointment, he
was on the faculty in professional
capacity for several years.
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Shotgun
Continued from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
hanging on the campus Thursday
morning and crcss was burned
there Wednesday night after the
state-city-school enrolled the first
Negro students in it's 29-year his
tory.
Admitted to the school were
Jessalyn Yvonny Gray, 18, and
Laura Ellis, Is.
Three Negro youths who sought
to enroll Thursday were told they
would be given aptitude tests later.
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Worthwhile
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90 out of the state to bring in white
doffers for the job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22

Question: What is the correct
plural of "Jack-in- the-pulpit"?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22
MAYNARD PIGEON SCORNS HOME
FOR HANGOUT AT RED CROSS

homing pigeon is causing bit of problem at
the Red Cross center in Alexandria. He won't go home
All the opportunity in the world with bit of show
ing added has been given him to take off, but far
he's refused to bulge.
He was seen last Tuesday morning hopping around
on the lawn, apparently looking for food With little
encouragement he entered the Red Cross headquar
ters to see what going Apparently he likes what
he found.
Before the day over the workers began to worry
They knew he belonged to someone and he hadn't
started for home.
The time had come, they thought to look at his leg
band to find out the of his They came up
with "a Greenfield of zoos Frederick avenue Baltimore
Since that isn't far for carrier pigeon they took
him out of town "at least six miles" and turned him
loose Before they could say coo" he was back on the
window sill.
Discouraged but not beaten, they showed him off
He flew to another SILL and again was given push But
all to avail
Not knowing what to feed him, they resorted to
parakeet seed.
He liked it fine" worker said, much to our
disappointment"
"A. Greenfield" called but hasn't shown up Until
he does the pigeon that to dinner probably viii
live happily birdseed in cardboard box in the office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDEL

Prosperity blesses our
country" said q new President,
in an inaugural address, rs years
ago today, and peace, tran
guilty, and welfare" seem as
sured, he continued. Which
President?
To-day is the 180th anniver-
sary of the death of Nathan
Hale, a young officer whom
General Washington had sent
as a spy behind the British lines,
during the Revolutionary War
What did this hero say just be-
fore he died?
"a new President spent his
first day in the White House, SIS
years ago today. Which Presi-
dent?
(Answer on Next Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

PROOF: Although impresario
Oscar Hammerstein / publicized
his productions with masterful
skill. he was the first to admit
1t when one of his offerings
proved to be a lemon.
At one time, when he was pre-
senting vaudeville at his theater,
he was disappointed with the
weeks bill. One night. while he
was in the lobby, he saw an usher
ejecting protesting patron from
the orchestra.
whats the trouble?" asked
Hammerstein.
This man is drunk. " explained
the usher.
Il am not drunk" insisted the
other. Il paid my money to see
this show, and I want TO see it. .
Chewing his cigar disgustedly,
Hammerstein studied the man
for several moments. Then ne
turned to the usher.
Throw him out" he growled.
IF he wants TO see this show,
he must be drunk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22
A WORD
TO THE WISE
By MRS. FRANK CORBY

Question: What is the correct
plural of "Jack-in-the-pulpit"
Answer: acknowledgements,
Galveston: How is it that sew
rhymes with foe" and not with
"few"2
Answer: Originally sew" did
rhyme with few" Later. the
rhyme with foe" prevailed. and
the spelling for awhile was SOW
But. perhaps because of confu-
sion with "sow," a female hog
the form sew" was revived
English is like that.
Baytown: Why is the III 81
lent in honor and honest?
Answer: These words were bor-
rowed from the French, and, In
Middle English, were spelled
"onur" and "onest," in imitation
of the French pronunciation
since in French, as in other Ro-
nance languages-Spanish, Ital-
ian, Portuguese, ETC., the initial
III" always is silent.
Gary: What does the word
'1apidarist" mean, and what Il
the correct pronunciation?
Answer: The word means "a
connoisseur Of precious stones.
Say: LAP-i-DAIR-ist.
Beaumont: How should the
word imbroglio be pronounced?
Answer: This is an Italian
loan word meaning "embroil.
ment." The second syllable
rhymes with dole. hole. Tit
third syllable rhymes with hoe
toe. Say: irn-BROLE-yoe.
distributed BY Mcknight Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22
Bozoor at Market City
Displays 1900 Books

Office and copies of historic
documents of Radcliffe College
also may be seen.
Authors will be present during
the bazaar to autograph their
books. Herb Block, editorial car
toonist for the Washington Post
and Times Herald, was scheduled
to attend from 1870 to $3.50 pm.
today to autograph his book,
Here and Now"
Wesley Dennis. illustrator of
horses and other animals, will
be on hand from 2::30 to 4:30
pm. next Saturday. He will
make an original drawing to be
given as a door prize.
The book bazaar committee
includes George William Hart,
president of the Washington
Booksellers Association; Mrs
Arcangelo D'Amore, president OF
the Radcliffe Club Of Washing
ton. and Mrs. Samuel Yudkin,
book buyer. Airport Book Shop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22

Center Market City at Fifth
and K streets NV. is presenting
"a book bazaar and sale for the
benefit of Radcliffe College
scholarship fund.
The bazaar is open to the
public during market hours until
October 6. There is no charge
for admission.
More than 5000 books have
been assembled, with the CO.
operation of the Washington
Booksellers Association. There
ARE sections devoted to Washing
ton area authors, historical nov
els, books for cooks" and a bar
gain book shelf.
Features include an exhibition
Iof 80 original illustrations from
well-known children'S books, pre-
scented through the courtesy OF
DR.. Irwin Kerlan, in the gallery
on the balcony. A special dis
play Of Government publications
by the Government Printing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EASLEY BLACKWooD

With experience dating back to
the days Of whist, old Mrs. Fusty
has developed a versatility In
dummy play which often APP
proaches the uncanny. But to-
day it looked like she was finally
trapped.
South dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
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(Miss Brash)
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WEST EAST
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as AKQl0S532
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The bidding:
South West North East
10 % 80 Pass
90 All mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22
Air Derbyists to Fly
In Heart Fund Benefit

The Washington Air Derby
Associations last formal flight
of the season win be held to-
morrow, as the Raymon
Hughes Memorial Ride Day
Heart Fund Benefit.
Members. using their owr
planes and buying their owr
fuel. will carry passengers or
short sightseeing flights free
Passengers will be asked to max,
voluntary contributions to thu
Heart Fund.
The flights win be from Col
llege Park airport and from Hyd.
Field near Clinton, Nd, from
moon until 6 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22
Rosicrucion Picnic

The Thomas jefferson anc
George Washington Carver chap
tiers Of the RoSicrucian Order
will hold q ceremony at pm
tomorrow in picnic section "a o.
Rock Greek Park to commemo'
rate the building Of the Greai
Pyramid Of Cheops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22
Why We Soy.

ALSO SURGEON: This usual
sign in front Of barber shops
started years ago when a barber
was also q surgeon. The pole
represents q rail to which the
patient would cling during the
operation. The red stripes came
about from the hanging of the
blood stained bandages over the
pole to dry after the operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22

D p All pass
Her partners horrible OVERRIDE
ding had landed her in q six
diamond spot and there appeared
to be no way to get rid Of a club
loser from the closed hand.
But this pessimistic view was
an optical illusion. Mrs. Fusty
came through, as usual, and her
18th trick came from a most
unlikely source. She managed to
win two tricks in clubs.
She won the first trick with
the ace Of clubs and cashed the
ace of spades. Next she led a
low spade. Hoping to build UP
a trump winner for his partner.
Mr.. Champion ruffed with the
jack Of diamonds. Mrs. Fusty
overruffed with dummy's queen.
She led a trump to her ace
and Mr.. Champion showed out.
Since he had now shown two
singletons, Mrs. Fusty naturally
decided to play him for the
longer defensive heart holding.
She ruffed another spade in
dummy and again returned to
her hand with a high trump.
Now she ruffed her last spade
on the board and, since dummy
had no more trumps, came back
to her hand via the king Of
hearts.
She cashed her next-to-last
trump and discarded a small
heart from dummy. Then came
the last trump and Mr.. Cham
pion had no escape. His last
four cards were Q-10 in hearts
and Oh in clubs. If he parted
with heart. Mrs. Fusty would
discard a club from the board
and both of dummy's remaining
hearts would be winners.
He elected to get down to one
club. Mrs. Fusty then discarded
the nine Of hearts from dummy
and led q club. Mr.. Champion
won with the queen but then
had to lead a heart to dummy's
ace. The ten of clubs took the
slam going trick.
Ccopyrisht, 1856. General Features corp.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22
WORD CANE
Find 80 or more words in
BOWLEGGED.

meaning. having crooked legs. .
Average is IS: time limit, 80
minutes.
NJ fony ~ NJ. iatss-s " $500 ~ 1Sst =
acquire four letters By the addition OF
vs. such as bats cars. are rot
used 3. Only enc form OF a word Il
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-22
An,u.. ,n PARAPaRAsH

pare, paper. papa. parse. uasha. pears
perhaps, phrase. phase, prep, appears
aper. area.n-Eea. rasp, rase. rape. rare
rash. RappeT. rear, reaps- rhea. harps
hare. hasp. hears. heap. aapper. scar
seraph share. sharp, shape. SheaF, Gpsre
spar. spear.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
HRVATSkI zAJEDNICARSKI DAN U
WEST view PARKU u lula

ODBORI IA PROVADJANJE PROSLAVE HRVATSKOG
DANA HRV BRATSKE ZAJEDNICF
ODBOR IA PROGRAM
Milan Vranes Martin Krasch
! SPhilp Vukelich Katherine Trdna
Stephen F. Brlich
ODBOR IA IZIGRAVANJE BONDOVA 1 SRECKE
Joseph Rukavina John Bronich
Michael Bozc Mary Abramovich
Ann Subasic Emile Iiso,ysLi
AMUSEMENT TICKETS
John Parilac Marie Sekel
Kay krizan Corneia PichIer
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
zAJEDNICkI PUT
U PITTSBURGH

Farrell, Pa. - Odsjek broj
126 HBZ - javlja svojim
clanovima koji zele lei ma pro-
slavu Hrvatskog Zajednicar-
skog Dana u Pittsburghu, ~.
srpnja (July), da Sc jave u
Civic Club, iii kojem odsjet-
nom odborniku, te ako mas
Sc dosta prijavi, uzet cemo
zajednicki bus. Bus polazi IL
medju 10 i 10:30 sati prize
podne ispred Civic Club, q
prednost imaju oni, koji su
Sc prvi prijavili, bez obzira
bill elanovi iii ne. Javite se
stoga ma vrijeme, da vam mje-
sto bude sigurno.
n. Golub. tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
kRATKI IzVJESTAJ @ KAhPANJI
PRIkIT0 Ass N0VIH CLAN0VA

Pittsburgh, Pa. - 13 julia. : Do proslog petka kam
panj prmi cd njena pocetka 24O1 clana Pomadak
2O54 odrase redove USupno 4,455 clanova. Move os
gurasije e upisano 900 Pomadak odraslo Clan
stvo $2,049800 Ukupno $3,S93, 10000.
svakako to je ijepi uspjeh ovo kampanji koa IA
lazi pri svrsetku.
Svakako je ovoj kampanji znacajno, a vazno da
mas Pomladak tako ijepo razvija die canstvom sa
novom osguracom. To pokazuje da rodelj svoiu decu
osiguravaju kod Zajednce boe unosnje certificate
name stanu osguracu pax takova djeca kod preaza
odsjek sobom svoju osguracu kao stalni cla-
novi Vaznost e tome da uz dobru osguracu mladi ea
novi Pomladka posau stani eanov odseka pax preazu
gubmo made clanove kao sto e to prize bo dok e ba
glavna osiguracija Pomladku Term certfkat
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
u nedjelju slava Hrvatskog Zajednicarskog Dana
D0BR0 NAM DOSlI BRAC0 / SESTRE
NAPROSLAVU zAJEDNICARSk0G DANA

nedjelu o. julia 1856 odrzaje veika narodna Sa-
va Hrvatskog Zajedncarskog Dana West View Parku
Croaan Centru sredisu nase Hrvatske Bratske zaJed
nice - nasem Pitsburghu
Brace sestre zaedncar nedelja jest mas narodni
dan, dan hrvaskh zajednicara Hrvata America tai dan
svak savjesni clan zajednce rodoub reba da posveu
ovoj vekoj narodno Savi hrvaskom zaedncarskom ma
rodnom danu
Sv ste vi, sestre brace ucesnici nego do
veke nase narone Slave markantne prosave zaJed-
nicarskog bratsva hrvatskh fraternasa America Svi
vi ko dolazte prosavu il bza IL daleka vi cine
cast postovane prema vaso Hrvatsko Bratskoj zajed
nc time dzete uged Hrvata America pred stranim anne
rickim narodom
Ovo edn znacani mas dan godini kad dolazmo pred
svet da manfesramo zajedncarsko bratstvo duhu u-
bavi covjecnost Kad dolazimo pred svet svojom
rodnom kulturom gazbenom kulturom da strani
jet upozna sto tko pa da osvedoc da smo mi
hrvatsk iseenic America potomci slavnog kuurnog
hrvatskog naroda.
Mi to predocujemo aperamo vas da sc nadjete
sto vecem broju sada nedjelju West View Parku u
Croatian Centu kao svesni zajedncar kuturan narod
slozna braca. - to me pozdravljamo - "Dobro nam
dosli sestre braco!" = Flip Vukelic, tajnk.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Il West VIEW PARKA
j CROATIAN CENTER

U nedjelju 20. julia kad Sc
svrsi program Proslave Hr-
vatskog Zajednicarskog Da-
ma u West View Parku, oko
5 sati poslije podne, svijet
moze da podje u Croatian
Center, gdje cemo imati sve
priredjeno "a goste - jelo i
pice - gdje ce goste doce-
kati posebni odbor. Tu &c biti
zabava, Piles i veselje. Svira
Clarion Tamburica Orkestra.
Pozivljemo sve ucesnike
Hrva t skog Zajednicarskog
Dana, da Sc svakakO navrate
u Croatian Center, koji nisu,
da vide ovu lijepu narodnu IL
stanovu u Pittsburghu da
Sc zabave braca medju bra
com.
PUTOkAZ. - IL West
View Parka "a Croatian Cen
ter sa glavnog izlaza (Gate)
okrenite odmah ma lijevo uz
brdo do prve crvene lampe,
pa opet ma desno. Tu je RO-
chester Road, tada okrenite
desnO do Babcock Blvd. U
svemu cd West View Parka
imade oko 10 minuta voznje
s autOmObilOm. Pazite ma pla-
kate (Signs). Dolazeci $ te
strane pazite ma usku cestu ma
desno koja vodi ma Croatian
Center.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18

Molmo gore imenovane odbore bracu sestre da svaki
dodje vrijeme odredjeni posao da moze wijeme
obaviti sve pripreme nastaviti proslavom.
Owe godine imati eemo gavni posao nakon programa
West View Park, nasem Croatan Cent gdje &c biti
potrebna brona radna snaga pax odbor tako sozen
Posebno moimo nase vrjedne canove, koji mogu zee
da pomognu da sam dodu Croatian Center da prave
rad.
Odsjeke odsjecne tajnke molmo, da svi koE imadu
hkete igravanje ill srecke, da te tkete predau
"a to odredjenom Odboru glavnom Pavonu West View
Parku prize sto pocme program da mogu slozi
cuni Sva tko ina te tikete preprodau treba da i'll
nedjelju preda Odboru - Molimo da Sc to uvaz.
Oval mas Odbor &c imati pri ruci Amusement ikete
kod koga h mozete dob eftine nego cd Parka. Posute
Sc tom pogodnosti. - PHILIP VUKELICH, tainik.