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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
.Hagan Seeking
.Rowzee' sSeat

j. Foster Hagan, attorney and
long time Arlington resident, to-
day became the first candidate
for the County Board. He seeks
nomination as an Arlington In
dependent Movement candidate.
The AIM convention is sched-
uled to get underway with pre-
cinct caucuses at IL am. and the
convention proper at pm.
Saturday in the Swanson Junior
High School.
Mr.. Hagan seeks the seat to
be vacated by Board Member
George M. Rowzee, Republican,
who is not a candidate for re-
election to the four-year term.
In the past Mr.. Hagan has been
associated with the Republican
Party. AS an AIM candidate he
would run as an independent.
Mr.. Hagan attended public
schools in Arlington and was
graduated from the old Central
High School in Washington in
1918. He enlisted in the Navy
in World War I.
A member of the District and
Virginia bars. Mr.. Hagan took
his ABB. and LIB. degrees from
George Washington University.
He began his law practice in
Arlington in 1929 after having
served four years on the faculty
of Westinghouse High School.
A former president of the Ar
lington Bar Association for two
terms, Mr.. Hagan served two
years as vice president of the
Piedmont District, Virginia State
Bar Association. In World War
II he was chairman of the Ar
lington War Bond Committee
and the War Service Committee,
a legal aid group.
Married. with one child in
boarding school and two in pub
lie schools, Mr.. Hagan lives at
1890 North Buchanan street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The National Association
of Home Builders winds up
its spring directors meet
ing in the Mayf1ower Hotel.
The National League Of
District Postmasters con-
cludes its Tri-State Conven-
ton in the Hotel Washing
ton.
The National Conference
on Weights and Measures
continues in the Willard
Hotel.
The American Gynecolo-
gical Society concludes a
two-day session in the
Shoreham Hotel.
The Equitable Life AS
surance Society of the
United States winds up its
meeting in the Hotel Statler
The National Association
of Retired Civil Employees
continues in the Raleigh
Hotel.
The Civil Air Patrol goes
into its second day of meet
ings IN the Hotel Statler.
The National Accounting
and Finance Council of the
American Trucking Associa-
ton continues sessions in
the Hotel Statler.
The Amalgamated Cloth
ing Workers of America
meet in the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
HEARING DATE SET
TENTATIVELY FOR
COUNTY BUDGET

A tentative schedule Of
hearings on the Montgom-
cry County budget is as fol-
lows:
June ll-Public Works,
Civil Defense. Public Welfare
and Public Health.
June l2-School Board.
June l3-Police, fire, Ii
braries, recreation and all
remaining items.
Hearings will begin at 1880
pm. in the County Building
auditorium, Rockville, except
for that on the school board
budget. which will be held at
Richard Montgomery High
School, Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
Boy, II, Is Accused
OF Rail Tumperinq

A l2-year-old boy was seized
at the Washington Terminal
when he released a mandrake or
a railroad car, attempted tc
throw a switch, and put stones
on a track. juvenile authorities
said today.
The boy was arrested by Wash
ington Terminal police Sunday
night and charged with tamper-
ing and trespassing. Juvenile Of
hcers said the boy. who is coll
ored, told them he did not realize
the seriousness of the acts and
would not repeat them.
He was released to the custody
OF his parents pending a Juvenile
Court hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
Gardener Protests Foirfox Rabbits,
Wants Budget to Drop Cotton Tails

Rabbits" repeated Mr.. Con-
nelly.
rabbits" niurmured Mr..
Freehill, hurriedly thumbing
through his budget to find them.
Mr.. Connolly, a retired Navy
man who tries to raise a few
tasty vegetables on his home
place, was complaining about a
$500 game replacement fund
in the budget. The money comes
from sales Of dog tags. and the
county buys wildlife to restock
for hunters.
THE county buys rabbits every
year and turns them loose" con-
tinued Mr.. Connolly. We're
overrun with them. They eat
my peas, my lettuce, my car
rots."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
The
Rambler
Some Emotional
Spots in Traffic
By JACK JONAS

Two things that seem some
how related, although they are
miles apart, were in the news
a few days back.
One concerned the opening,
come Friday, of a bridge con-
Meeting the New Jersey and
Pennsylvania turnpikes. This
will make it possible for a mo-
torist to 60 all the way from
New York to the Ohio Indiana
border without hitting a traf-
fic light or grade level inter-
section.
The other was a proposal to
set up a psychiatric clinic for
Washington traffic violators to
find out who is too emotional
ly disturbed to cope with traf-
f1c situations.
Well, that might be all
right, as far as it goes, but it
seems there will have to be a
few sub-clinics sc a t tere d
around to handle the emo
tional disturbances of the
rush hour.
Lone good spot might be
Eaurteenth street between
Pennsylvania avenue and F
street NV. Another, the Lin
coin Memorial. There ought to
be one somewhere on Thirty
fourth street between Massa-
chusettS avenue and Reno
road, and at the Washington
side of all of the bridges.
South Capitol street is a
natural.
= Then the psychiatrists would
be right there handy, ready
to observe the motoriSt with
his emotional disturbance at
its height, brought on by all
those traffic lights and grade
level intersections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22

Fairfax has tried buying other
game, like turkeys and grouse,
but has found that the rabbits
do better than anything else.
Mr.. Connolly can verify that.
Why, the way they multiply
we have millions Of Them he
added.
Unlike the other 30 who spoke,
Mr.. Connolly had nothing to say
about more controversial items
in the record budget proposal
and no comment to offer on the
75-cent tax rate increase 1t
would require. He was inter-
ested only in getting rid Of those
rabbits.
Mr.. Freehill promised that the
board would consider his plea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22

cused of taking about $500 worth
of articles from the place. In
April he was arrested in Fred
ericksburg, pleaded guilty and
was given a one-year suspended
sentence.
At least four other persons,
including a girl who helped dis
pose of the loot, are being sought
to complete the roundup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22

special adviser to Germany's
United States Commissioner -
after a stretch as a contract and
free-lance writer for the movies
and radio.
Yesterday he said he wanted
to emphasize that the circus has
a new admission price formula
Gast year the circus charged
SITS for children. Later, as
it continued its route, the price
went down.
When the tent show arrives
on Thursday, the admission for
children at all performances will
be 81, and adults who have chill
dren with them will pay the
children's price, providing the
grownups sit in the so-calleo
special reserved seats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
School Club to Hear
Chamber Official

Robert johnson. executive
secretary Of the Arlington Coun-
|ty Chamber Of Commerce. will
speak tonight at a meeting Of
the Washington Lee High School
Distributive Education Club.
The meeting at 1880 o'clock at
Hogate's Restaurant Will be at
tended by employers who have
participated in the distributive
education program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
Virginia Receives
More Polio Vaccine

RICHMOND, May % R.-The
State received its 9th alloca-
ton of Salk polio vaccine yestcr-
day. 26,523 shots.
This brought the total number
OF shots allocated to the State
since Virginia took over iistribu-
ton of all vaccine last fall to
917.870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
Deny Plea to End Run

RICHMOND, May % (P).-
The State Corporation Commits
sion yesterday denied the Chesa-
peake g. Ohio Railway permis-
sion to discontinue existing ex-
cursion service between Rich
mond and Buckroe Beach for
the 1856 summer season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
NeiehborIy

The mystery in the item
here the other day about the
man who lost the envelope
containing his mail bank
deposit, then learned it got
to his bank anyway, has
been solved.
1t was found and dropped
in the mail by Mrs. E. p.
Eisenschmidt, of Riverdale,
Md. Mrs. EiSenSchmidt
called to say she found it
in her front yard, and was
unable to reach our friend
by telephone, SO just dropped
it in the mail.
And our friend says he
must have dropped the en-
velOpe when he stopped in
Riverdale to pick up some
tomato plants from a neigh
Dor of Mrs. Eisenschmidt's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
Rambling

Sign in an E street show
window: Wanted: Men With
Drivers Permits to Hang
Awnings"
One man to another at Sew
enth and F streets NV: The
first day on the job, l worked
four hours and took four hours
of. I haven't been back since.
The job was too tough for
me-"
Mrs. Fred Alvey says her
parakeet, Peaches, has been
laying eggs continuously since
August, 1854, and the total so
far is 1873. Mrs. Alvey thinks
that's something OF a record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
Name
Alphabet

A fellow attending a House
Banking and Currency Com
mittee meeting the other day
said he kept hearing things
that sounded like I'VE feel
that Fanny Macs basic pur-
pose should be to exert a
maximum effect toward mort
gage market sterilization"
and while we are naturally
anxious for further improve
ment in Fanny Mae =. -
He was curious, he says,
about who this lady might be,
and during a recess, rushed
up to check the prepared
statements.
Fanny Mae, he learned, was
no lady at all. The speakers
had been talking about FNMA
1.-The Federal National Mort
gage Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
HISTORIC ALEXANDRIA HOME MAY BE

This house where Robert Lee
scheduled
which the building located the
will building
fine example of Georgian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22

Action on Foihox Budget Pledged ol
Hearing. Pose All
of Centreville after patiently
waiting five hours to speak at a
budget hearing before the Board
of County Supervisors last night
What was that againP" asked
Board Chairman Joseph H. Free
hill, who represents one Of the
county's more urban areas
where timid Dummies seldom show
their cotton-tails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
BY MARY LOU WERNER

Rabbits, the man said, and
rabbits it was he wanted cut,
from Fairfax County's proposed
$l8.7 million budget.
Rabbits are eating I'D the
place" protested Bailey Connolly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-22
Specialists

This is the age of specialists,
all right, a lady who works at
a place in the 1400 block Of
Fourteenth street NV. re-
ports.
She says the District dug a
hole in the street near her
office. The hole, she says, is
about three feet wide, four
feet long and no more than
six inches deep.
First, she says, a man with
an air drill broke up the pave
ment. Then another man came
along and showed some Of the
debris aside. Then a man with
a shovel arrived. She was so
fascinated by this time that
she began counting. Before
the three-by- -four foot, six
inch deep hole was finished,
she reports, % men had
worked on it.
"a
Name
Why do they call it Duke
street?
1t was the fashion, in
early Alexandria before the
trouble with the crown, to
name streets for royalty.
The duke in this case was
William, Duke of Cumber-
land, third son of George ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Montgomery Okoys
More Home BuiIdino

Gerald Gilmore. 4s09 Sheridan street
/ Riverdale, owner. dwelling at sol Ston
ington road, Springbrook Forest; cost
/ "l1,000,
MONTGOMERY County Board OF Educa.
ton. Rockville, owner: school building a
| Twinbrook parkway. Twinbrook Park
cost. S265.000; architect. Arthur L
Anderson
Jesse Dustin, 500 Orchard way, Silver
Spring. owner; two dwellings at Mag.
nolia road Ednor; one to cost S14,O0C
and one TO cost $4,000; architect. Johr
dEpagnler
Gables Construction Co. 306 Penn.
sylvania avenue Sc, WASHINGTON. owner
one TO cost $4,000 and one to cos
$500; architect Frank Martinelli anc
Sons
dwelling Vt Norvale road, Layhill, cost
SlS,0n0; architect, F. O. Wilson
Fernwood Estates, Inc 1861 Eastern
avenue, Silver Spring, owner, % dwell.
ing st Brixton lane, Rockhurst road
cost Sl2,0u0 and - to cost $4,000
architect. Anthony Campteli
Twin Brook Development Corp, zoo
drive, Rockville; cost sl0,OUO eachi
architect. John Samperton.
Lloyd T CLARK, $40; Carroll avenue
Mary drive Olney; cost $4,000.
John Kelso Shipe, 56Ol Overlea road
Bethesda, owner; dwelling at Burbank
drive, Potomac; cost. S33, 900; architect
Berry-Wright Co., 540S Duvall drive,
fowner: dwelling at 53OS Falmouth road,
Bethesda; cost $4,000: architects.
Patterson and Worland.
John Sickler. 7u5l Carroll avenue
Silver Spring. owner; dwelling at Route
20, Burtonsyille; cost, S35, 900
L. NJ. Hydeman, Burning Tree court.
Bethesda owner; dwelling at Burning
Tree road, Bethesda cost. S@0,6OO;
architects, Brown Wright
/. b. Corp, 5000 Albermare street
NV, Washington. owner, apartment
building at III lee avenue. Takoma
Park, cost, S25O00O: architect +
Drey!uSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

Recent permits issued by Monte emery
County follow
Wayne DEVELOPMENT Corp, s64l Coles,
vile road. Silver SprinE; owner, 2;
ans ,slchland street, Silver Spring; IL to
co9 $40 900 and seven to cost Sl3 900
architect. John d'Epagnier
John Wise, 906 Gist avenue, Silver
Spring. owner: dwelling at Route ~
near Olney; cost, $4,000.
Fred Demeritte. sos Colesville road
Silver Spring, owner; dwelling at TERRA
ari Ese Si!V e S spring s G0st SlsG0G
Cardiff court Bethesda; cost, SIS, 900
architect NJ L Bagley
avs S9hn ak6 Gaua Palk S5n
at ~ Crawford drive. Potomac,
Perrylsnd Corp, 3.ii Brooklawn ter.
At Tilton drive silver Spring. cost
~ 900: architect, Jack Cohen.
Byefordr-Culyer Development Corp
9@3 Fifteenth street NV Washington
owner; seven dwellings at Bye,ord road
kCnSneton; two to cost SI350U. two Il
cost Sl3 600 ard three to cost $4,000
architect Edwin Weihe
Ashley CONSTRUCTION Corp, AL Coach
way drive Rockville, owner. l01 dwell
ings a. Boiling Brook parkway, Wiiwyr
way, Ashley drive. PatapscO drive and
Wyaconda road Wheaton; cost, Sll ,00C
edCN.
F Meade and David P. Bell, 744O
wisconsin avenue Bethesda, owner: five
dwellings at Newngton road. Bethesda
Tour TO cost 10000 and one to cost
5000; architect c, Stanley Light
Woodacres Construction Corp, 1901
Hillandale, road. Chevy Chase. owner:
-FOUR dwellings at Goldsboro road and
GloSter road, Bethesda, three to cost
HlEo00 and one to cost $4,000. archi-
tectS. Patterson and Worland.
X. Z; Barrett, $500 Georgia avenue,
SILVER Spring, owner; gasoline station at
S5dO Georgia avenue, Silver Suring
cost $50 UOO
= Leonard w. Mosby. 403 Thayer place.
Silyer SprlnR owner dwelling at HOS
GeQfsla avenue, Norbeck; cost, x2u,Oo0i
architect, David Dixon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

kENWo0D-640S ELMWOOD ROAD-OPEN SUN 10
One OF the real OF this
reflected
setting OF dssrobe
hail
floor Three
both
lwoear Avoobe
70 Kennedy Dr. right Emwood right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
WestwoodHus
Plans for IFS

The Raymondale development
in the Falls Church area of Fair
fax County is scheduled to total
125 homes when completed.
Builder of the houses is West
wood Properties. Inc, lot Brook
haven drive, Mclean, which is
building the community on a 72-
acre tract off Annandale road, a
spokesman said. Some so of the
houses have already been sold.
The builder has been con-
structing houses in the Washing
ton area since 1947. During that
time it has built approximately
I 900 units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
1000 Homes
Planned in
Garfield Estates

More than 100 homes already
have been sold in the Garfield
Estates development near Wood
bridge on U. S. Highway No. /, q
spokesman for the builder said
today.
The builder, Garfield Estates
Inc. of 452l Twenty-ninth street
NV. Washington. projects q
total OF about 1000 houses for
the 856-acre development, the
spokesman said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Dormitory Okuyed

The Housing and Home Fl
nance Agency has announced APP
proval of a loan of $275 900 to
iCarson-NeWman College, Jeffer-
son City, Tenn, for aid in con-
.struction of dormitory for 1876
men students.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Firm Gets Award

John G.. Webster Co, has re-
ceiVed a magazine award for
outstanding promotion of ade-
quate home wiring, a spokesman
for the firm has announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
1856 Model Ramblers and Split Levels
in Bradley Blvd Estate Area-GI Annroved

IN Bradley Blvd. Estate Area-GI Approved
RAMBLER bedrooms ~ baths full basement sep dining ROOM KING
oGe kitchen conceded refeerotOS2e $50 Isl 200 down G
SPLIT LEVELS boh finished fomy second yino room
bedrooms $2l9Oo (s5oo down CD bedrooms S22 900 $500
down GU. All lots OF leost u octe
Inc bradley Bvd entrance being pared this
roHfe 10 out Old GeorgetOun Rd past Wynede Bells W
Rd fFH into Nont0"k Continue Monank SfonehGm
right open" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Chevy Chase, Md, near d. C. Line
3105 Winnett Rd.

Only block from D. C. fore unquued youe for 22 500 h,
brick Colonial hos bedrooms bOths bright COS
heat This IS q prize listing. it, For detois EN- 2I607
From Cherry Chase Circle yeht ON Western Avenue ba
Pneharst Circle TO Hinnetf, turn Iett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
On 2 LotS-Trees-Privacv

First offering Of lovely brick Coono oil bedrooms ore twin size
expundobe Bird floor fireplace Basement ooruoe near wmmnn
pool; low price Of $24,950 includes extra lot
Go o" Wis Ape past Naval MEDICAL light right Cedar
Lane OPEN siss Conn Ave 10 Saul Rd left TO
Cedar Lane, right to house Epes. OIL. 1889
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
WOOD ACRES
59O3 Ramssate Rd.-$24,95
Also Open Today So

lovely Dutch Colonial home in beautiful senq LARGE
den comfortable bedrooms full baths screened porch
this quoiy residence close schools grounds ond fast
transportation the deo home for the discriminating purchaser
children
10 ont Mass Ape extended Sumner Wood fn;
"m neh on He6on take left fork RdmSeae (omiy block
from MassJ
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22
Poziv ma piknik

Detroit, Mich. - Mjesna
Organizacija Hrvatske Repu-
blikanske Seljacke Stranke &c
odrzati svoj drugi ovogodis-
Mi piknik u nedjelju, 2-og
septembra 1855. ma Skoflich
zemljistu, 4750-14 Mile Rd.,
Warren, Michigan (izmedju
Mound i Ryan Road.
Piknik pocima u IL sati u
podne traje do kasno u We
Ger. Po nasem obicaju biti
&c pecene janjetine ma ras-
polaganju kao svakovrsnog
mekseg plea "a okrijepu. Co.
stima &c svirati poznati tam
buraski zbor Balkan Kava-
lers".
Poziva sc mas narod mie.
sta i okoline kao susjednog
grada Windsora, da mas po-
sjete u sto vecem broju, pa
da Sc ma svjezem zraku u
hladovini ugodno proveseli-
mo.
Ia bratski i prijateljski
docek jamci Odbor.
Petar Skoflich, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22
GODISNJA SjEDNICA FEDERACIJE
ODSJEKA H. B. Z. u MINNES0Tl

So St. Paul. Ninn. Godisnja sjednica Federacije Od
sjeka Hrvaske Bratske Zaednce Mnnesot odrzat &c
nedjelju g. rujna (September) sat posije podne
"Village Hall" Ironton, MINI.
zbog toga trebaju sv odseci zabrat svoje delegate
tu sjednicu svom odsecnm sjednicama kolovozu
August Ia organizaciju sednce federacije doeek 60
stiju brine mas bras odsjek bro 489 Crosby. Kako
Crosby nalaz nekako sredtu nash odsjeka to &c
nkome b tesko tamo putovat Bio bi jako epo kad bi
sva ods poslao sto veci bro deegata da tako oda
prznane odsjeku 489 ko prvi puta prreduje tu
sjedncu.
Ovoj nasoj godisnoj sjednici prsustvovah ce gavni
bagajnk Hrv Bratske Zajednice brat Martin Krasc ko
&c mas pozdravt odrzaH govor vaznm pitanjma nase
Zajednce.
Kako sjednc &c prsusvovat mas tajnik koji
polaz posjet saru domovnu zamenjivat &c ga pero
voda nase federacije, brat Steve Vukec Umoavaju
sv deegat da dodu sto ranije sednicu da pomognu
bratu Vukelicu kod registracije.
Frank Jurcc predsjednk;
Anton F. Spraitz, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22
Piknik odsjeka 95q

Fontana, Calf. - Odsjek
broj $50 H. B. z. odrzati ce
svoj piknik u Bonita Park,
Lytle Creek Canyon, u ne
djelju 26. augusta, cd podne
pa do kasno u vecer.
Mas zadnji piknik, kojeg
smo odrzali 4. julia, vrlo lije-
po je uspio, pax mas odbor
neumorno radi da oval doj-
duel piknik isto tako uspije.
Imati cemo "a sve goste
dovoljno S raznja pecene ia.
njetine, drugih tecnih zagri.
zaka i svjezih napitaka. Istc
tako imati cemo dosta sale
druge zabavne razonode "a
sve prisutne.
Ia doci ma piknik, putujte
sjeverno po Sierra Avenue
cd Fontana do Bonita Park
Lytle Creek.
Pozivliu Sc svi clanovi
prijatelji naseg i susjednif
ods.ieka owe okolice, da mas
posjete ma ovom pikniku L
sto vecem broju.
Eli ShayotOvich, tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22
Ujedinjeni 0dsjeci grada CIeveIanda
0drzati &c zajednicarski Dan u. aug.

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ujedinjeni odsjeci HBZ grada Gle
veanda prredjuu zajednck pikn pocast 20godsnjice
Hrvatskog Zajednicarskog Dana nedjeu 26. koovoza
(August Purtas Springs Park. Program &c pocet toe
3 sata poslije podne.
Program &c otvori pozdravnim govorom predsjednik
Zajedncarskog Dana brat Mike Fuches, ism upravati
ce predsjednk GIL Porote brat John Badovnac Gavn 60
vornci bit &c 81. predsednik HBz brat " l. Mandic gu
drzave Ohio, mas popularn Frank Lausche Osm
toga nastup ce pevack zborov "Abrasevit" "slavuj,
pax plesa6ke kolo grupe Kolo Aces Euclid Kolo Kids
Junior Kolo Grupa ST. Clair Ave- Pevati ce nasa ga-
sovita pjevacca Olga Holman Schwartz, svirati &c tam
buras zbor "Plavi Dunav' pod vodsvom FRAME Muza.
Takodjer te prsutne pozdrav zvjese naseg Hrvat
Imademo takodjer natjecaj Kraljicu popularnosti
koa djevoka proda navse sreeaka b &c proglasena
Krajica 20godisnjce Zaednicarskog Dana grada Ceve
landa dob &c ljepu nagradu, nagrade &c dob ostae
djevojke, koe natjecu Kracu Krunjenje &c iz
vrsiti vrijeme programa.
Bit ce raznju pecene janjetine prasetne, kao
drugh tecnh zagrzaka dosta hadnh napitaka Ia decu
ce bt besplatna voznja Parku.
Stoga pozivljemo canove nash odsjeka, kao saw
mas narod mjesta okoice da dodu svojm prisusvom
uzvelcaju prosavu, jer profit je namjenjen
kupnju zaiednickog zemsta, koje &c sluzt mas
Hrvatski Center Ceveandu
Odbor unaprijed klce: Svi nam dobro dosl!
Anna ResGic, tajnca.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-22
Poziv ma piknik
Milwaukee. Wis.

Milwaukee, Wis. - Ovime
Sc poziva cjelokupno clanstvo
Hrvatsko Americkog Kluba,
da svi izvole posjetiti posljed-
Mi mas piknik owe sezone, ko-
il &c Sc odrzati dne 3. sep
tembra ma Labor Day u Ge-
boys Grove, 9047 w. Green
field Ave-, West Allis, Wis.
Imati cemo po obicaju mia
de janietine ma raznju pc
Gene Cd naseg Rupine, koji
nam uvijek dade najbolje t
j. proda.
Pozivamo takodjer i bracu
Srbe, jer Sc i niih tice, kao
ostale Slavene. Sve cemo jed.
mako posluziti najbolje Ste
budemo mogli.
Nezaboravite mas pi k n X
ma Labor Day. Sve vas oce.
kuje Odbor naseg Kluba.
A. f. Srok, tajnik