davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

ZaDdVe l pTOSldVe. ldhO sc Vi
upoznavaju j izmedju svijeta
priblizivanje i. bolji uopce od-S
nosi. Medjutim sa tim izleti-
ma odsjeci imadu priliku da
svoju blagajnu i materijalno
pojacaju j da Sc moralno u
zdizu.
Moguce cd kada postoji ma
sa naseobina Hrvata u Pitts
burghu i okolici, da nikada
nije bila bolja sloga i bolje
razumjevanje izmedju nasega
svijeta, ako jest moguce ra-
nijih godina.
Zadnju godinu sa ugodnim
zanimanjem s m o tai
drustveni zivot svoga naroda
u ovom dijelu Amerike i u
sredistu Hrv. Bratske Ia
jednice. Ugodno je i zabavno
pratiti tai zivot u Croatian
Centru "a vrijeme ljetne Sc
zone, obicno nedjeljom, gdje
sc skupine naroda sastaje,
svijet sc razgovara, veseli i
zabavlja. Sve to lijepo Sc Cd
via u dobroj wolff i prja-
teljstyu.
Sastaju Sc ljudi raznih po-
gleda i nazora, medju NINA
takovi, koji gu prize .jedni
o drugima imali lose missile
ME, pax negdje j neprijatelj-
sko raspolozenje; sada Sc
sblizavaju, bolje upoznavaju j
prijatelje u spoznaji da bit
ne razlike izmedju njih i ne
ma, kao sto je nikada bilo
nije, vec kako 81 tko stvorio
dojam u svojoj CLAW. Tako
nekoc protivnici danas su po-
stall suradnici, da sc medju-
sobno pomazu. To je uzelo
lijepog maha, da mahom cla-
now jednog drustva iii Cd
sjeka posjecuju piknik dru-
goga drustva i tako Sc mo-
ralno povezuju, a sve "a bo-.
Iii i veseliji zivot svoga ma
roda uopce.
Koja sreca da smo tako
ranije poceli, pax bi nam da-
mas svima bolje bio i mas ma
rodni zivot bi bio mnogo ma
predniji i uspjesniji.
Jest, dollar je mas narod
ina iznimke negledamo), ma
rod je plemenit i ina smisla
"a drustvenost i bratsku lju-
bav, samo "vodje" koji ne
mogu da trpe narodnu slogu
uvjek zanovjetaju i burgira-
jul pc svome planu - ga
vadi pa vladaj".
Uzevsi stvar kakva jest -
C~roatian Center = odlicno
sluzi svojoj svrsi i cato ga
treba pomagati. Treba da ga
posnazu svi iskreni zajedni-
Carl i rodoljubi, koji zele ma
predak j razvitak nasem ma
rodnom j drustvenom zivotu
u ovoj nasoj novoj zemlji.
Kako danas sa poslovnom
stranom s m o Croatian
Centar zbilja treba narodnu
pomoc, jer troskovi "a uzdr-
zavanje istoga SUI veliki, iako
je ova narodna ustanova po-
~stavljena posve ma dobrovolj-
nu osnovicu, to jest, odbor-
nici, koji u~pravljaju sa tom
ustanovom, vrse say tai po-
sac badava i u svome trosku,
i ne samo to, vec posebno
rade ma popravcima i izgrad-
Mi bez ikakove naplate po-
moci dobrih ljudi, koji i'm u
tom rodoljubnom poslu po-
mazu. Dakle, pojedinci koji
rukovode sa OWN poslom, ne
samo da nemaju nikakove
place, vec to vrse dobrovolj-
no ma svoj trosak i u svoje
vrieme.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10
P0DIzANJE zEkL.yE IL zA0STAL0ST|
PR0IzV0DNJA HLEKTRlCNE ENERGUE
Jugoslavija izvozi elektricnu energiju u Austriju
U planu je preko 5 milijardi kilovat sati

Nasi povratnici sa odusevljenjem govore o modernoj
centrali u Jablanici, Bosnia, koju su vidjeli, pax
i o drugim %objektima koji su u Jugoslaviji ~izgradjeni po-
sije minuloga rata. Ia nase c~tatelje donasamo West o
elektricnoj energiji Jugoslavije "a informaciju kako Sc ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

Gdje nema rada, tn ne
VOLTA vlada.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

Mi znamo i razumijemo, da &c molitelji, koji oval put
nsu dobili skolarinu, bti vno razocarani, ali treba uvazit,
da je ovo stani program da jos postoji dolazeca godina
ma koju treba misliti.
Kao so je ranije receno, odbor je imao vrlo tesku "a
dacu, pod %prilikama, kakve su, mi ~osjecamo, da je ucinio
izvrsno djelo.
Jos jedna konacna napomena. Svi gore spomenuti
STUDENT moraju ~podnijeti primjerak njihovih entrance
papers" (spis "a pristup u skolu) cd Univerza (Sveucilsta)
koju polaze, jr &c svi cekovi bti poslani ma Univerzu, a
ne ma studenta.
Ako hi ikoji cd recenih studenata promasio, da Dude
primljen u svoju namjeravanu skolu, njhove skolarine biti
&c automaticno obustavliene.
Ia Glavni Odbor Hrvatske Bratske Z~ajednice:
". l. Mandich, glavni predsjednik,
Joseph Bella, glavni tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-10

Odsjek broj Tme
Rudolph William Pavich
10 Mathew j. PavlOvich
Is Michael j. Marinak
II Amelia Frances Sisul
so Meri Ann Narancich
126 Bernard Lucich
21O Carol A. Tupac
217 10 Ann ValsoanO
238 Peter Michael Malkovich
$50 Bernard Pisacich
1888 John Mark Zrno
1913 Ivan Paul Babich
437 Ernest ID. RaZum
484 Elizabeth Josephine Palaich
593 Thomas Francis Basick
GIT Madelyn Ann Petrovich
1874 Charles Joseph Lukinao
$50 Victor George Oreskoyich
$50 Mary Veronica Ann Grsich
952 George Budak
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-09-14
ALASKA SALMON PACK MORE THAN 500.OO0 OVER LAST YEAR

Just about winding mp the sal mon season for the summer of 1856, U. S Fish and Wildlifa fig ures for the pack up to Sept. I. report pack of 2.84S.595 eases as compared with 2.3l2,O20 to ap- proximately the same time last year. This gives 1856 an edge of 53.6,4S5 eases over 1855.
 Of this figures. Southeast Alaska had 93S,8S1 cases; Central Alaska 1,266,SS5 cases and Western Alas ka 642,S29 cases.
 Breakdown of the total Alaska pack this year by species is:
 Reds 1001.232 fs< kings 46.- 13912 pinks 1,135.00S12: chums 596,4S5; cohos 69.72912.
 For. Southeast Alaska districts the case-pack by species follows:
 Reds 73,S03; kings 1.23S: pinks 619, 142; chums 212.605: cohos 32,O93, with a total of 938,SSI
 Ketchikan district was high with 389.O22 cases: West Coast 16S.21G: Wrangall-Petersb're 150.319: Wes- tern 149,294: Eastern 47.43S: Icy Strait 34.592.
 Last year Southeast Alaska pack ed 795,O79 up to Sept. 2; this year it has packed 93S.SS1 eases up to Sept l.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-09-14
STIKINE PRECINCT ELECTION JUDGES

The following have been appoint ed as election judges in tine Stikine Precinct for the coming election of October g. Fred Johnston. Mrs. C. P. MacCreary, Mrs. Tom Charlton.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-09-14
MRS. BOWMAN SOUTH

Mrs. Henry Bowman, ST" flew to Seattle Wednesday where she will spend the winter Her huscand' skipper and owner of the Tiny Boy
 II. will go down soon on his seiner-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-09-14
SHARON DENNEY TO BELLINGHAM SCHOOL

VI SLaF0n lenney daughter Of local teacher Frank Denney and 1l~s- Louis Chase. flew to Belling- ham this week where She has enter ed Western Washington College of Education to prepare for teaching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

LOVELY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rambler. with Cathedral ceiling.
rests neatly, on one:third acre: the
kitchen is de luxe for mother. The
neiShborhood elite Tor ali. An FILA
6argaiA at $4,000. Call ROR-
ST., Fails Church, JE. 2-3706.
$12.25O CT BEST BUY. reduced
from S12 950: FOR honeymooners
Of all ages. 8 bedrms. Tor ? bed
rms. and DEM; among tall trees
and flowers, fenced yard. II is
spotless. RORSCHA.cH REALTY,
1l07 w. Broad st, Falls Church.
e lifting FIND IN FALLS
CHURCH-Assume Sl4,250 Gil
loan liv.. rm.. with fireplace; din.
sn z bedrms;, upstairs, almost
"a acre Of trees and shrubs, ONLY
Sl6,250. RORSCHACH REALTY,
100 w. Broad St Falls Church,
JE. --31O6.
AUTUMN GOLD can be found in this
exquisite white brk. true Cape Cod;
3 bedrms. : baths, rec. rm., flag
stone patio, etc. Located in Tara
Lacey Forest section Of North Ar
lineton Priced in low POS. Open
sunday from ! pm. Do come out
To reach: Washington blvd to n
Inglewood St, left to number 1905.
MONCURE AGENCY. 6s12 Lee
hishway. JE. 2-2200.
UNDER 25-Largest master bedrm
We. have ever seen plus . twin-size
bedrms., > baths, den, din, rm.,
Open Sunday from l pm. To reach:
Via West Great Falls St past Hay
cock I'd. to number 90l crutch-
field on right. MONcURE AGENCY,
6sl2 Lee highway. JE. .-2200.
LOSE-lN n. ARL., brick home;
3 bedrms., den, lge. Nv. rm.. din.
rm., kit, bsmt and garage. Lge.
corner lot. walking distance to all
schools and shop, SlG950. ia
7-0954.
SELL OR RENT-MAsoN NECK. /
mile from Gunston Hall; l7x25 liv
Im., 4 bedrms.. refer. and stove;
s4-acre; oil air-cond. heat; boat
and shore .priviledges on the Poto-
mac. $4,000; $1,000 cash; balanc.
BUTLER. ED. s.557i. I'VE :
SACRIFICE BY OWNER-4- bedrm
Cape Cod; det,; lge. lot; mod; !.
Alex : CT appraised SII.e50. SAC.
RIFIcE. $4,000. CIR. 3-0s10.
ASSUME 40 CT LOAN on this 8.
bedrm. rambler; iarse liv. rm., sep
dining rm., extra-large kit, with
plenty Of room for eating: full
bsmt.; nice wide lot with trees anc
fence: convenient location ONLY
S11.S50. HILL REALTY, DU. 5.
14l7.
. ACRES OF beautiful landscapinS
and DREAM HOUSE. Beameo
ceiling in liy. rm. and din. rm . ,.
way flrepl., 4 bedrms.. ETC., etc. Toe
much in this house to describe In
ad. Come and see. HILL REALTY
DU. 5-7415.
a ACRE. trees, flowers, shrubs; oldei
home with ? firepls.. full bsmt.
REALTY, DU. Sill.
COMPARE AND BUY-New brick
rambler in one Of North Arl choice
bedrms., "a baths c sie ali" ali cleo
kit incl. DISPOSAL, Gishwasher and
table space. Full daylight bsmt. A
terrific buy al &21,950. FILA ap-
DARBY CO., ia. 5-9S93.
MOVE IN TOMORROW: Naval ON
GERS house is vacant and ready for
occupancy. Large living room, huge
kitchen, four bedrooms, pretty
fenced yard. No basement but sep
arate utility and over sized garage
at S15.250. HOLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee highway; KE. s-5350.
TERRIFIC! New brick splitleve
8 bedrms.. "a baths liv. rm. with
f1repl., sep. din rm.. dream kit
with table space, above-ground
rec. rm,, level plus full bsmt. level
Priced at S22,950 FLA approved
Shown by appt. THE DARBY CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
QUIET COUNTRYSIDE

All around this charming
picture book" cottage. vet
it's only 10 min. from Chain
Bridge. 24-ft. liv. rm., 3 bed
rms with abundance Of
closets. huge rear screened
porch are its outstanding as
sets You'll be amazed at its
INABILITY: one-third acre Of
grounds with many tall trees
and Towering shrubs and sep.
earden house. $4,000 while
IL lasts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

MCLEAN. salona viilage--Nev brick
rambler, , bedrms. IL baths, sep
din. .rm.. lge kit. porch. h.-v.h,,
lEe lot: close to schools and shop
ping 4th house on left Of Kurtz
I'd on Rt 1913. BUILDER, KE' e.
6463 open Sunday . 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

BROADMoNT, FALLS CHURCH
charming den, large liy. rm., for
NAL din. rm.. full bsmt. with pan
eled rec. rm.: att. double garage;
lavish closets and storage space.
Gracious living In a select neigh
hOrhood ,JE 3-T601
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
- : 2 =. :. y 70.
LANGLEY MILAN

LH'NULEf MCLEAN rms, 2
baths, Ia-acre lot; mr.. church,
schools and stores. Ell. 1920.
MANASSAS. 507 N. Grant ave.-At-
traetive brick home, l0nx3OO iot
separate dining rm,, living rm., FIRE
pi.- .euuipned kitchen tile bath. .
lge, bedrms; stairway to expandahle
second floor; full basement, gas
h.w.-h.. SI6.g50. GI approved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

LAKE BARCROFT-4 bedrms .
baths. brick bi-le~el. / vr. old, on
acre. finished rec. rm. and a
super de luxe kit, wall-to- wall car
peting throughout This unusual
I'M. has everything or elite living
ana entertaining Assume huge
loan and move right in Reas priced
A only $30.500. RORSCHACH
REALTY I107 W Broad 81. Fails
Churth. JE. 2-37O6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

MeLEAN-Charmine Cape Cod for
SAFE DIV owner-Large wooded
grounds Early American rec. nm
nedrms baths. sep. din nm
ilreplaces, central air Condition.
ina beautiful view Of rolling VIZ.
ginia hills; s29.50 FL. 6-446i
for appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

DhHLEN UNDERSTANDABLE AHEAi
Open Sun.-3 -bedrm. home, with
unfinished 4th bedrm. earport. GI
only $4,000. Dir. From D. c. cut
Columbia pike past Bailey's Cross
roads, left at Madison lane FAIR
FAX REALTY CIR 3-2407. CIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

BRADDocK ACRES bedrm., Ia
bath brick home; full bsmt., stor-
age attic. liv rm, with fireplace
dining area, cleo. kit. choice OF
colors. Price. Sl7.700; easy terms
BELL REALTY CO., XII. S-IS6s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

AkLlNGI0N. N.--Vacant. Ideal To-
cation, 7ls n. Kenmore. Completely
lac liy. rnn.. din. rm.. kit. and pine
rec, rm.; full bsmt. OWNER.
$500 down. and assume trusts.
open Sunday. . to 5 onlv. JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

ARLINGTON, TARA AREA Below
CT. Immaculate brick Colonial
Cow. location. 5 bedrms., sepa-
rate din. rm. Finished hsmt. Ca
rage. Fenced. Many extras. CT
FHA, conventional OWNER, 2017
N. Jefferson St, KE. d-l02I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

VIENNA AREA = owner. .!-bedrm..
liv. rm,, din. rm.. kit. bath: Ice.
screened porch: carport. On acre
with fruit trees. oil hot-air heat
500; with $4,000 down. DU. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

SPRINGFIELD-Sale or rent, BY
OWNER. New sDlit-level. 8 bedrms'
with firepl and bookcases: mod
kit. din. rm. attic, utility rm.
garage; l4-acre wooded lot; 10 min.
from PentaRon. Sale. S21,450:
rent. SlB0 mo. CT R-o031
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
ARLINGTON So. NEAR PENTAGON

3-bedroom Colonial. Liv., din,
kit, refer. and range, air cond. C2J !.
FENCED yard. Price S19.950; down
1000. Balance like rent. A. r.
SEELYE. DI. 7-S325
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE-Exclu-
siye North Arlington area. S1S950.
3-bedrm. brk rambler home with
car port. liv. rm. with firepl..
equipped kit, with eating space
q baths, pine panelled rec. rm.
Assume present loan as low as
$4,000 DIN. FLA and conventional
available. T. N. LERNER a. CO.
New-Old homes any price. Call now
la h.oSnn o III O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

FAIRFAX-5 A., s rooms, fully
modern and Just remodeled: old
type home, oil burner; 90 mi. D. c.
talso $40 A. adJoinsl. CALL CIR.
3-3300 or CIR. 3-2672 or DU.
5-3ls2;. $4,000 for house. $500 A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

FAIRFAX-Beautiful 5-acre estate.
between Falls Church and Fairfax;
close 10 schools; a most unusual
md; Colonial-type home: 4 bed
rms. , baths; steam heat small
down payment. FAIRFAX REALTY.
CT 2-nAn-. CR 3-nf9I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
CROSSRoAns AREA.

ARL.--by owner. Brick Colonial. .
twin size bedrms, din. rm.. firepl,
screened pch.; full bsmt.. S14.5O0.
q or conventional. 1916 Arl blvd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

FALLS CHURCH; open Sun.--Lovely
3-bedrm. Calf rambler; huge pic
tuTe window and brick-wall hre-
place. csrport. patio, etc. Owner
transferred. only $l6.1O0. CT or
conventional. Out Arl blvd. west
from Seven Corners to Graham nd.
left 10 house FAIRFAX REALTY
CR 3.oAn1 CR R-nRa1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

FnRFAX-1 A., beaut, Colonial
rome. s rooms, 2 baths; h.-wh,,
ill: large shade trees: perfect.
~, 500 Sale. or rent, $3.50
GRAHAM. CIR. $4,000 or CIR.
3-2612 or DU. 5-77So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

Nils CHURCH, 7U9 Jefferson Ave
a bedrms.; brick Cape Cod By
OWNER: living rm frepl, sep.
DIN. nm. equip. kit. full bsmt.: "a
Sat and Sun; kew next door. Dir !:
Out Arlington blvd > blks. beyond
Jefferson Village, turn right, . blks
to Jefferson. IA S-I063
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

VIENNA. for sale by OWNER-I-
year-old 3-bedrm. rambler with
fireplace, dining rn,. all-electric
kit. with eating space: heated
bsmt.; many extras. DU. 5-S149.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

WOODLAWN MANOR-Gentleman's
estate: = acre. Handicapped, shade
trees. flowers, wading pool. Brick
home ) bedrooms, . tiled baths
liv. rm. with f1repl., sep. din. rm.,
equip kit. full bsmt., with asphalt
tiled floor, washer, drier. oil h. wv n
Full price S23,q50. FILA. CT
terms avail BELL REALTY CO.
XII. S-lS6S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

s. WOODLEY, mr.. Seven Cornefs-
California redwood rambler with
carport, hoor-to-ceiling fireplace.
dining area, . bedrms., equipped
kit. Towering fruit and shade
trees. Attrac. fenced lot with patio:
OF appraisal pending. Call OWN
Err. ,JE 4-4O41
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

COLUMBIA PIKE-Bue in a rug
couldn't be cutter than this de-
tached 2-nedrm. masonry Colonial
home; full bsmt.. screened-in rear
porch; beautifully wooded lot with
huge trees; high on a hill, Just OF
the pike and one fare bus to D. c.
III; 4o ~ dzdlS E. Z sTEF-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

SOUTH ARLINGTON-No problems.
Assume FILA loan and move In az
3-car garage: top location, at 1929
S. goth st. Open Sunday 2 to 6.
MONAHAN, OF $4,000
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-06-29
Greenville, s. t..
Anti Semifisn11
Down South

listed as Imperial Klokard of the
Atlanta Ku Klux Klan He
maintains that the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Colored People is led by Commu-
mist Jews" Mr.. Perlmutter said.
mo-" he concluded. THE ques-
ton of segregation is more than
simply a question of Negro and
white. Il is boiling over and over
and so long as emotions are high
il is bound to spill over on the
Negro. but the Jews will feel the
burn. The professional and anti
Semites in the leadership Of White
Citizens Councils assure US of
that"
Mr.. Perlmutter was recalling
what the English poet John Donne
wrote long ago. 1t had to do with
the fact of mankind being one
family, and who may separate
himself from it mo man is
an island unto himself :. There,
send not to know for whom the
bell tolls. It tolls for thee" And
MIR. Perlmutter added: Some OF
us may pretend not to hear the
bell toll, but it does indeed toll for
Negro, for Jew, for all mankind"
Afterward took Mr.. Perlmut.
ter by the hand for ardent shak-
ing. His utterance had given evil
dence that a courageous man
down South can break through
the darkness Of fears and be as
luminous as the South's sunlight
. Thanks. thanks. Mr.. PERL
mutter." said.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-06-29

WASHINGTON, D. C. - The
appointment of Allen Lesser as
Director of Information was an
nounced here by l. L. Kenen,
executive director of the Ameri-
can Zionist Committee for Public
Affairs. He will be in charge of
press relations and publications.
Mr.. Lesser, who was formerly
director of public relations for
B'nai Birth, is journalist and
author. He has been active in
Jewish communal affairs for
many years and served as editor
of the Jewish News of Newark,
N. j., and as editor and publisher
of Cross-Section, U.S.A., an in
dependent weekly newsletter
dealing with events of interest
to the Jewish community.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-06-29
Israel to Export Wheat

Israel is joining the wheat ex-
porting countries, with an initial
5000 tons scheduled for shipment
overseas. Hard wheat from the
Negev and upper Galilee began
arriving at the Dagon (the new
grain storage structure in Haifa
harbor) last week, for loading
aboard ships destined for the Uni
ted States and Italy. Hard wheat
is suitable for macaroni manufac-
ture and commands higher price
on the world market than soft
wheat used for bread baking.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-06-29

CONTINUED from Page 25)
knew well the contagion of in
flammatorY literature-the pro-
fessional -Semites. We have
documented evidence that sig
nificant number of White Citizens
Councils have utilized the mate
rials of some of Americas most
vicious anti. .Semites."
And is the state of Florida also
mixed up in this? Florida this
sunlit state, Florida of the friend
ly palm tree. Sure enough, MIR.
Perlmutter said, Florida is a
moderate state, Florida isn't like
Mississippi or Alabama" .. But :.
There's a White Citizens Coun-
Gil in St. Petersburg whose in
augural speaker. one named Fow-
Iex. has told audiences that Tai
mudism is the curse Of the world.
that the Torah prostitutes the law
of God. that Zionists are arsonists.
kidnappexs and murderers.
And there's the White Citizens
Council of Florida. Its president is
one who carries the title Of REV"
AS late as September 1850 he was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
First Corners Get Choice PicIings No Nail Phone
BUYS FOE!
1898 "BuIk-Look" Hats
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large

Cotton Crepe Pojomos
Tailored. full trousers: 32-40.
NyIon Sill
Closeouts layishly lace trims; S2-40.
Nylon Trieot Ponties
Elastic or band leg; 8 to L.
Nylon Stretch Hose
Fit any foot, neutral, tan shades.
Cotton Crepe Gowns --------1.75
Shorty style, lace trims to L.
Cotton Body Doll Pojomos------l.75
Crepe dot prints to L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

LIMITED QUANTITY EJ3 31Ilk
400 SUMMER DRESSES 81
8.s9 TOPPERS, SHRUGS g
If PERI. 1899 BUSTERS S.
s1-1.99 SPORTSMAN 49,
2.99 COTTON DRESSES 81
1.99 SHOES, SLIPPERS a.
2.99-s5 GIRDLES------1.'
1.99 WoMEN'S SLIPPERS g.
2.99 IF PERI. SHOES go
2.99 IF PERI. CASUALS 49,
1.s9 Imported B|ouses, 2 for 81
1.99 Rayon Crepe SLIPS So
s1IF PERI. NYL0N HOSE 49,
2.99 SUMMER BUSTERS 10
So NYLoN PANT|ES, 8 for s.
1.99 NYLON TR|coT SLIPS 81
1!ss If PERI. KIDS sHoEso4s
1:ss TOTS DRESSES --6at
1.99 TOTS NYL0N SLIPS 81
79e TOTS POLO SHIRTS IS
49, DIAPER COVERS, 3 for 81
81 infant DRESSES So
81 TOTS PAJAMAS- So
7s' CRIB PADS, 17x17,sfor 81
81 GOWNS, K|MONOS, z for 81
81 GIRLS RAINCoATS a.
1.99 GIRLS SWEATERS : 81
1.59 GIRLS BLoUSES 90
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1.l9 Sheer NyIon Hose
Full fashioned. 51-saure. n
15-denier. in sizes sh to
10. Summer shades nj W

DriP-Dri Cotton Slips ----------l.66
Shadow panel full cut, lace trim; $40.
Cotton PereaIe Aprons ------z for 81
colorfast. bib or half styles with rc-rac.
3.99-6.50 Girdles and Pennies --2.eo
Samples. eloseouts, nyons. rayon satins, eottons:
26-36.
1882 Bondeou ros---S3c
Nylons rayon satins. cottons
Two-Woy Stretch GirdIes
Rsyons and cotton knts, panties, too to L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
Girls 2.99-3.09 Dresses
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Tots 1.99-2.99 Summer Dresses I.58
Bsre-arm styles in COOL easy-cArs fabrics: l to 81.
l.99-2.99 SompIe BIouses- 81 for s.
Dacrons. rayons, cottons 1898.
Cotton Co-ordinotes-
Shorts Bermudss, pants: 1918
2.99-3.99 Cotton BIouses-
Many styles and colors; 1898.
4.99-6.s9 Novelty Shoes ------2.22
High or medium heels. whites, coiors: AZ 70 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

'TNHE SUMMER OF 1914 was black time
Il in American history Two years earlier,
the War of 1912 was begun with hope of
attacking British positions in Canada and
challenging the British merchant fleets
-eminence. But after two years OF in
decisive fighting, the war looked hopeless
for the American side. The British, in
mastery stroke of strategy, had landed
troops near Washington beaten the militia
and left the Capitol and White House
masses of charred ruins.
Eager to follow up this crushing blow
to American morale, the British were now
trying to capture the major port city OF
Baltimore, and had concentrated large
part of their fleet and army just below
the city on the Patapsco River. 1t seemed
inevitable the city would be lost, since its
militia was no match for the battle
seasoned British soldiers, and plans were
made to evacuate civilians. But before the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

Original manuscript Keys of the noono anthem
treasured possession Of the Maryland Historical Society Baltimore
Photos by Larry Stevens