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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15
Debs & Dates
By "JONNI"

| III there fabulous dcba and
dates nid YOU all survives tho
heat wave this week endT That
was only miid sample of what
You are going to get later on in
the season. 30 b. prepared
Saturday night there were Few
happenings To speak of Someone
had party at the Local and that
was real sad, and then there was a
party somewhere olao in st Paul.
Lots Of debs and dates were UP AT
the drugstore IN asth too.
The JaEGnights worked up q
storm" at the Jewish Center sun
day evening at n Bermuda and
Cottdns" dance, Tho place was
really crowded, but II was mis-.
cradle night, who minds too much
about tho weather tho. when tho
music In ~ good
Everyone headed for the beach
on Sunday, too That's one place
you can always find everyone
When YOU don't have anything 10
do. want 10 keep cool, and don't
know where anyone Ia, Just head
for the beach.
Augie Gracia played at dance
at Stem Hail In the IT Paul audi
forum Monday night, 10 give the
under Pliers" chance 90 hear
him In person since they are not
supposed 10 make tt over Ia the
River Road club and pick up on
him lie plays real good A LOT Of
the fabulous debs around the
Twins are hooking forward 30
the coming "Cotillion BAH" which
will bring In lots of out sof-town
people That's tho talk Of tho
Twins now. There are going Ia be
some fabulous hebH In II tool
Well people. got 10 go now
and glIeHa You think it's about
time, but have supplied you with
past and present information !
could tell you more but don't
think my editor would very we'll
let II pass inspection 10 be cool
until next week, and III pick up
on you crazy" cats later Sign
ing Off
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15

Note the good housewife, o
men.
busting and scrubbing. and
when
Al lH complete
Shining and neat
over Rhe does II again
FayI ItsIf %
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15
Social and Personal
u ST. PAU

New Brother; Little Nirgie Mae Swan II month old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Shirley Swan of 625 Fifth ST.
ST. Paul Park very proud of her little brother Everett
Nathaniel born June s. at Bethesda hospital The
weighed at eight pounds aud he % inches long Sharing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15
Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS Z

New Home Mr.. and Mrs Frank f. Corners formerly of
1881 Second Av s. residing their newly erected
home at 1899 Fifth Av S Their home the house Of To-
morrow completely modern and the features such
as the hVng room skyghts the all buin kitchen equipment
and other features make il truly a dream house
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15

The ontcUu, ~ marriage do
Ponds somewhat on the income
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15

RENT 1T WITH A WANT AD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15

NEWS OF PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15

IT PAYS TO ApvERTHr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-15

Tun PAPER wrru PICTURES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
COPS Washington Rqps Wilkins;
ProaYess Under COP Praised

the NAACP board Of director.
such partisans as Mrs. Franklin
d. Roosevelt and Walter Reu.
Their, who have endorsed the
pitiful record of the Democrats
on this matter in toto" Contin-
uing, Mr.. Washington said:
Thereaiened To Resign
Mrs. Roosevelt has already
taken umbrage al some of Mr..
wilkins statements in praise
of Republican efforts and ha \
threatened 10 resign from the
Advancement ASS ociafion
board"
The COP Minerities Director
asserted: Il do not know what
Mr.. wilkins means when ne says
Adlai Stevenson, he Democrat
Presidential candidate, has the
better choice of words in his
telegram 10 Eugene Davidson.
president of the District of Co.
lumbia Branch Of the NAACP.
concerning the congressional in
vestigation Of Washington public
schools. I'D
While House Telegram
Certainly, the telegram the
White House sent to Mr.. David
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06

Schools in the City of Detroit
will be opened from IL o'clock
noon to 8 pm. for registration
purposes.
Electors who have registered
or voted since January l, 1854
arc not required to re-register.
Persons who registered prior
to January l. 1884 but have
not voted since must apply for
re-regisiration if they have not
already done so.
Electors who have registered
or voted since January |, 1854
and have since moved from one
address to another, both within
the City of Detroit, may trans
fer by listing their old and new
addresses and signature on a
postal card or letter or on the
reverse side of their registration
certificate and mailing same TO
the City Election Commission,
202 City-County Building, De-
troit 26, Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
BY p. BERNARD YOUNG, JR
Director of Information
Minorifies Division

Republican National Committee
WASHINGTON-Val ]. Wash
ington, Director of Minorities
for the Republican National
Committee, this week disagreed
with certain statements on civil
rights made by Roy Wilkins,
NAACP Executive Secretary, in
an address here Sunday Sept
| 23).
Mr.. Wilkins and all others
may as well face up to the
fact that more has been ac-
complished. in the field of civil
Iigh.s under Eisenhower than
by any other administration in
q similar period of time" Mr..
Washington declared.
The veteran Republican leader
disagreed thoroughly" with Mr..
wilkins statement that neither
party has much. to brag about
ON civil rights" but Il can UNI
derstand why he made such
statement M
He made II, Mr.. Washington
explained, because he has on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
Dealing With Profanity

ANSWERED BY DR.. BILLY GRAHAM, AND
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Ny Chosen People. chrisfIiks Christian sesnss' neeo
never be a. loss 10 manifest their codsven dominion
lover EVERY ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCE" according TO
Christ.
Your Master NY beloved Holy Ghost conceived, neon
parable Prophet Messiah Son. demonstrated IRE wA''
THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE" even over desh' And men
40 days LATER His complete awakening In the ascension"
from the devils MYTHICAL snsi-chrisf Adam and eve
tsss DEALING WITH PROFANITY, Psss y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
Negroes Expect
Little From
South S Efforts

NEW YORK-Southern Ne
groes do not seriously expect
much change in their civil
rights status through grass
roots conversion" despite the
insistence' of white southerners
that the region should be left
to work out the present racial
crisis in lis own way, Presi-
dent Charles s. johnson Of Fisk
University declares in a copy
righted article in the New York
Times Magazine.
!, Slate governments In Inc
South are dominstsd by rural
Legislators. whose overall at
fifude is "anfi-labor, anti
capitol snfi-rscs. snfi,libersh
anfi-civif rights anti -sducs-
ltiqr, pnsisinfsiiscfu>E anti
fsehneiosys anti Fsdsrs|
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
InterraeiaI.
Committee
Adds 7 Aides

Two new staff members have
been added to the City of Detroit
Commission on Community Re-
lations, il was announced by
Mrs. Beulah T. .Whitby, Com
mission acting director-secre-
tary.
William o. Cain has been
appointed Community Rela.
fions Assistant in charge Of
c o m m u nifty Organizations.
Cain holds a B.A. degree from
The University of Michigan
1850 and a IL. B. from the
University Of Detroit Law
School tls52). Prior TO his
present assignment he prac-
iiced law.
Marc Raizmah has been ap.
pointed Community Relations
Assistant in charge of Public
Relations. Until recently, Raiz.
man, a 1858 Wayne State Uni
versity journalism graduate, was
editor of The Romeo (Mich.)
Observer Press.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06

Unless you are properly reg
isfered. you cannot vote. There
fore. il behooves each Detroit
and Michigan. citizen not now
properly registered. to do so
by Oct. 9th.
Registrations will be accept
cd through Saturday. Oct. Q.
In effect as of Monday, Oct. /,
and continuing through to Mon
day, Oct. 8, the final day of
registration, all Police Precinct
and Fire Stations Except. Head
quarters of each) will be open
for registration purposes daily,
excluding Sunday, from IL
o'clock noon to 8 pm.
F.. On these. same. dates the
Election Commission Offices in
Room 202 of the City-County
Building will be open from
am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, October 6, and
Monday. Oct. 8 1.-TWO days only
all 218 Public Elementary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06

Governor G.. .Mennen Williams
has proclaimed Thursday, Oct.
rs as Credit Union Day In Mich.
gan, and called on its citizens
to commemorate the day In rec
ognition of the services per-
formed for the, people by credit
unions.
In his proclamation the gov
ernor stated, Credit unions pro-
mote the economic security Of
their members a."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
Robinson,
Hodges.
Martin and
Mantle
Homer

The World Champion
Brooklyn Dodgers took the
first game Of The 1856 World
Series Ga at Ebbets Field
Wednesday as Presidenf Els
enhower and his party
watched from q closeup box.
Sal mo Hit" Maglie, for
merIy known ss "SaI ths
Barber, /" YVES the winner.
going ali the way 10 register
the win over the Yankees
| Whitley Fcvd, who was lifted
for : pinchhister N the fourth
inning, sfter allowing ; rVtts
and four hifs. ~
FOUR HURLERs. :.
Four other Yankes hufIers
followed Ford TO the mound,
but to little or no avail.
Home runs played an. i'm
portant part in the Dodgers
victory, as Gil Hodges hit q
3.run homer In the fifth, and
Jackie Robinson got the
Brooks of and running in
their half Of fhe second in
ming with q circuit smash TO
left field.
Mickey Mantle opened the
scoring in fhe first inning
with a home run that carried
out Of the ball park.
Billy Martin also homered
for the Yanks. rS-N
Maglie struck out 10, in
GLIDING Gil McDovgaId three
times.
Pitchers working for the
Yankees were kvcks, Morgan
and TvrIey.
Tommy Byrne came in as
q pinchhfifer. Enos Slaughter
got three of Yanks' hits.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06

Two men and a woman held
for investigation of the Staying
of Westside bar manager were
released last week by Detroit
police.
Clyde Register, "a, of 2912
Montgomery, and Lamont Clark,
Al, of 3005 Oakman~ Blvd, and
the latter's wife, Patricia, were
released after several hours Of
investigation.
Robert A. DUBOIS, as, man.
ager of the Blue Bird Bar, 520l
fireman, was found slain on the
street by two newspaper boys
last Monday.
An investigation is continuing
in the Staying.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
Cong. Dawson
Group Illegal

Congressman William L. Daw-
son of Illinois Monday charged
that the so-called Davis Sub
committee on Indignation in the
Washington schools is meeting
illegally.
mo committee of the House"
Mr.. Dawson declared, may sit
during the adjournment of Con-
gress without the permission of
the House and this committee
does not have the indispensable
permission.
"The action of the committee
in holding its meeting is ire
sponsible and without authority.
ut has no power to require
any witness to attend; it has
no right to use public funds to
pay the expenses of its meet
ings; and its findings have no
official sanction-are nullity.
"This is no idle accusation"
continued Mr.. Dawson. This
charge is based on a careful
study of all the precedents and
I am glad to make this study
available to the press and the
public. -,-s.e. !.
AN examination of the law IN
the matter will carry convic-
ton that the meetings of this
free-wheeling committee are
without the required legal sane
ton; are a perversion of the rule
by which the committee was
established; an imposition or
those who have testified; and 9
fraud on the public"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
ON REMOVAL
Governor
To Make
Decision

Judge Theo. Bohn's One
Man Grand Jury this week
continued investigating irreg.
ularities within the, county of
Wayne, with center of atten-
ton being focused on Ink
ster.
Following indictment Of 81
last week. mostly from Ecorse,
also in Wayne County. Judge
f. Bohn had made recommends
tions to the attorney general
and the governor that several
Of the city officials of Ecorse.
including Mayor voisine. be
removed from office.
Meanwhile, Alexander men,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06

JUDGE THEo. BONN this
week continued his one-man
grand jury following indict-
ment of 81 Ecorse and Wayne
County citizens last Friday.
Four of those indicted were
officials of the City of Ecorse.
including Mayor VIM. voisine.
An opinion as TO how the
officials may be removed
awaited the Governors recon-
mendation this week.
Der of the Ecorse City Council
was thwarted in his attempt to
have two council members re-
moved or suspended, prior to
the governors action.
Most of the other defendants,
who are on bond, ranging from
1000 to $4,000 drew less atten-
ton.
Included in the. indictment
last week were three policemen
Roosevelt Lackey, Roscoe b.
DO and Alvin Gilman.
Others are Greelie Dukes, j.
c. Wall and Willie Jones.
Thirteen of the defendants in
the indictment were named only
as John and Mary Does--until
the investigation can be COM
pleted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
81 Teen-Agers Wreck Home
As Party's Climax

GANGS CRASH IN ARMED WITH LIQUOR
TEENS WRECK A HOUSE AS PARTY CLIMAX
(Chieago Tribvne)
The interior Of the two story home at 8420 Peoria ST.
wrecked early yesterday In rioovs outbreak Of fight
ing that esxed seensge party given by the vacation
ing owners for buddy who had joined the Marines
The battling began after youths from two gangs in
other neghborhood crashed the party with their girl friends
bringing In beer and whisky At the peak Of the disorder
70 youths and dozen girls iammed ihe home In bsdlsm
Of flying furniture swinging nsss evrsns and screaming.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06

son exactly expressed the sit
uation that the investigation will
not impair indignation in District
Of Columbia public schools, nor
will it reflect upon the fine
manner in which it was accom-
plished. ..r !
What Mr.. wilkins ignored
was the fact that the money
which is being used to conduct
the investigation was voted by
a Dcmocrat-controlled Congress,
and that the investigation itself
was voted by a Democrat con-
trolled House District of Co
lumbia Committee"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:

Times
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEDEs THE DAWN" ts&I1).
The eng-suerns public will catch up with those dev's
Hebrews and Christians who exploit the DEVILS Adam and
Eve dvpes via sex exploitation and rsekeieerns wherein
Christian modssty is ssbofassd-is odsshioned like the
Ten Commandments and christs Sermon on the Mount!
And So that clever daughter Of Satan. Msryn Monroe
msrries q Hebrewl SERVES HER RIGHT IT WOULD
TAKE A SENSUAL, CHRIST VOID. ANTl-cHRlsT He
BREW TO APPRECIATE THE DEVILS cHARMsI!I
tses BAN ON Grille MACS, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
Discrimination
Loses Jobs

VALLEJO, Calf Merchants
in this town are losing business
because of unequal job oppor-
tunities for Negroes. This is the
conclusion reached by the fair
employment practices commit
tee of the Vallejo NAACP
branch, in information made
public here this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
LETTEn WRITINc

National Letter Writing Week
will again be celebrated In the
Detroit area during the week
October Z 10 '13, Postmaster
Baker. announced today.
Commenting on the slRnifi-
canoe OF National Letter Writ
ing Week. Mr.. Baker pointed out
that each year since 1898 this
event has been observed as d
reminder OF the real meaning Of
q personal lettcu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
slDELIcHT ON CANADIAN PsYcHoLoc
Canada Rejects Oral Roberts;
And Billy Graham, Too(?) +
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF,
TRUCK DRIVER KILLED ~ BACKING
81. s.,s s. .~s' t0C0kAOTIvE xs1s-

4f~sssa ~ - locomotive ~sss- Sss2';
49, tWindser Daily Start
MONTREAL, tcP)-A Canadian Pacific Railway loco
motive early This morning struck large oil truck at
crossing in nearby ST. Martin, Que, killing the driver
Arnold Labrseqve, Al, Of PapineavviIIe, Que. was
crushed TO death when the locomotive travelling in
ripped of the cab Of his truck and dragged 100 feet down
the tracks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
Have You Registered?
Monday Your last Day

Probably the most precious duty and privilege in the
world is the right of American to cast vote in every
election for the candidate Of his her choice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06

Jesus Refusal, on the Cross, Of
The Drug!
p. 9o2, Mark-Ths interpreters Bible

p 9o2, Msrk-The Interpreters Bible
Lesson for the Devil Adam and Eve
Dupes Of Drug Store Medicines,
Soothing Syrups' for Sinners!
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF. c.s.+++
a. "And they gave him 10 drink wine mingled with
myrrh; but he received II nor"
II was given for the purpose Of dssdenng the pain
But Mark notes that He DID NOT TAKE IT. thus refusing
TO die In q state Of stvpefaeion"
tsss JESUS REFUSAL, Page y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02
Drazesna djevojka, Catherine Brigich
Natjece Sc "a kraIjicu popuIarnosti

Ma gornjoj sc vdimo drazesnu djevojku vrijednu
zaednicarku mlad sesru Catherine Veronica Brgch liz
Canonsburg, Pa. Ona takodjer nateee kracu po-
pulanost ovogodsnem zaednicarskom Danu Uedinje-
nh Odsjeka Hrvaske Bratske Zajednce Zapadno Penn
syvaniji koj ce odrzati nedjeu, o. JULIA West View
Parku Pttsburghu.
Catherine je rodjena 25. maja, 1886. Keerka je cd
dobro poznatih 1odtelja vjednih zajedndara Canons
burgu, Mr.. Mrs. Marko Brigich Graduiraa e Char
tiers High School godine 1854. Uvjek e ba prvm
dovima Honor Rol kroz godine svoga skoovanja.
Ba je urednica skoske novne urednstvu oko zdava-
MIA skoske godsnje knjge Takodjer je ba canica
9Th drugh skolskh organizacija kubova. Po ovome
vid da e ba jedna cd prvokasnh ucenca svoioj skoi
er e vrlo bistra nteigenna devojka Sada e uposena
kod Pasteel Product Corporation ao prvana sekretarc
u Sales Departmental.
Ona je canica tajnica naseg vrijednog odsjeka 567
H.BZ. Canonsburgu. Njezn brat, mad Joseph Brgich
je predsednik istog odseka, rodel ostala braca
sto canov odsjeku iii Pomlatku Ona e takodjer tai
MICA pesacca Kolo Grup Cokeburg, Pa. Ovo po-
kaziva da je Catherine vro aktivna nasm drustvenm
organizaciama, kao sto bia sko Tako isto NADIA
NO. da &c ona bt aktivna natjecau kraljicu
popularnosti
Ovo je mozda po prv puta povijesti cd kad Ujedi-
nni Odseci odrzavau svoje zaedncarske Danove da
mlada devojka koa e isto vrjeme tanica svoga 3D.
sjeka, natjece cast. Nezin roditei dobr
jednicari tako njezna braca, odsjecnom odboru
sv mlad clanovi pomoc ostaog clanstva prjatea
rasprodaj srecaka, ina dobru priku pobiedu.
Mi joj zelmo uspjeh!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02
fffnOSLAVA MAJCIN0G DANA u !
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Ma IS. MAJA

Milwaukee, Wis. - Majcin Kub koj Sc sastoji cd zena
Hrvatca nash gnezda Pomladka, odrzava znacanu pro-
slavu - Majcin Dan nedjelju 49, maja.
Proslava &c odrzati Harmony Hail. 939 South 9Th
Street Milwaukee.
Ma prosav &c govoriti hrvatsi urednk "Zajedncara'
znacenju Majcnog Dana vaznosti Hrvatske Bratske
zajednice
Imati cemo ljepi program, posije programa ukusnu
veeeru, poslije vecere pies zabavu do mile wolfe.
Tiketi vec dulje vremena rasprodavaju
cajnu proslavu pocast majk, ali tket mogu dobt
ulazu dvoranu dan proslave.
Ma proslavu pozvljemo sve nase canove kao i
anove Hratske Bratske Zaednice ceokupni mas narod
Milwaukee okolici. Vazno je da ovoj jepoj pro-
sav nade sto veci bro nasega svjeta odbor Macnog
Kuba brine da bude uredeno priredjeno, kao
gram, hrana, posuga ostao zadovostvo nasega
svijeta.
Brace sestre, molmo nezaboravite mas Majein
Dan nedjeju posje podne ma 49, maja Harmony Hail.
939 So. 9th Avenue - Mtzie Knaflc predsjednica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02
VEL|KA PR0SLAVA 30-te G0DISNJICE
0DSJEkA "MATIJA GUBEC" 2b. MAJA

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. = Odsjek "Matija Gubec'
bro GA Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice prredue veku
slavu, svoju 30godisnju obljetnicu
Proslava sa banketom jepim programom odrzati &c
Narodnom Hrvatskom Domu 173 Beach Rd, 26. maja
Brace sestre ovdje zelim da opsujem mas pro-
gram, koj ce biti iep dostojan proslave vec
pop1njem da &c svra mas tambrask zbor pod vodstvo
karla Goesica koj &c najavljva ocke programa
Ma ovoj nasoj proslavi govoriti &c gavnog ureda
Zaednice hrvatsk urednk Zajednicara brat Flip WI
kelic On nece govor poltc vec znacaju vaznosti
nase Hrvatske Bratske zaednice novim certfikatma
odraslo clanstvo
vi znate brace sestre da odsjek GA ne priredjuje
cesto bankete proslave ovakove vs vec svakh pet
dina jednom docm nase canstvo rado posjecuje akove
priredbe nash odsjeka drustva mjestu okoc pa Sc
stoga madame ocekuemo da &c nasu prosavu posetiti
nasa braca zajedncar mas hrvaski svijet kao ostaa
nasa savenska braca, koji zvu medju mje-
stu okoici Mi ovime najsrdacne pozivemo nase od-
sjeke predstavnike nash gnezda Pomladka mjestu
u okoici.
Momo vas sestre brace, zaboravite nasu proslavu
oOgodisnjce subotu veee ma 26 maja Narodnom Hrvat
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02

KAMPANJSkA CLANSkA K0NFERENCA
Poor = MILWAUKEE, Wis. | 0k0LICA
Nikola Hinic, glavni odbornik


Milwaukee, Wis. - subotu sati vece II.
ia odrza ce Sc kampanjska clanska konferenca karo
yicevoj Dvorani, 593 South 9Th Avenue, Milwaukee.
Prema zakjucku Glavnog Odbora ovoj konferenci
govort ce znacenju kampanje posovanju Hrv. Brat
ske Zajednice hrvats urednik brat Flip Vukelc, pred
sjednik Odbora Kampanje glavn odbornk brat Nikola
Hinic - Brat Vukelic govor drugi dan nedelju 49,
ia ma proslavi "Majcnog Dana" Majcinog Kuba Mil
waukee koji Kub prredue 4godisnjicu Majcnog Dana.
clansku Konferencu sazivlje - sluzbeno - Gavni u
red zaednce, koj uputio suzbene pozive odsjecma
Milwaukee okolici takodjer upravitejma gnijezda.
Pozivi posani odsjeke broj - 207 276, 463 731
S4S, 255 391 582 797, 261 392, 692, 807 Ma odseke
su pozivi poslani tajncma predsjedncma. - Upravelj
ma iii upravteljicama gnezda poslani pozivi
gnijezda - broj So 1877 1s, 81, 1884, 472 49, 457 $780,
Blo bi jepo da konerencu dodju predstavnci ovih
odsjeka gnijezda sto wise canova stih Tako je poze
no da dodju neclanovi da upoznaju macajem vaz
nosti Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Sestre brace, ovdje vam pruza prlika, da upo
znate porazgovorite bratom Vukelcem da upoznate
sto boe posovane nase Zaednice vaznost canske kam
panic Nakon predavanja bit &c redu pitana odgovor
predmetima izlozenm konferenci.
Svrha je konference, takodjer, da medu nasim od
sjecma gnjezdma razvija sto jaea suradnja sloga
zajednickom radu nastojanju swim podhvatima nase
Zajednice.
Nezaboravite vaznu konferencu subotu vece IL.
maja Karlovcevoj Dvorani. Bratsh ocekujemo
pozdravljamo. n.sf Aa9Pst
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02

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mix A. Mihanovic pocetkom
19. stoljeca spjevao hrvatsku
himnu "Lijepa nasa domo-
vino". Ova je dolina zanim-
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lu lijepo je mjestance Kum-
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