davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1956-03-25

this treatment. The method
shows promise Of wide applica-
ton for preservation of wood for
farm use.
Equipment for Treatment
Equipment needed is commonly
found in most homes: A scale
to weigh the chemicals or q l.
pound coffee can. a 10-Quart pail
and two barrels. one of which
must be wooden or concrete. The
25 pounds Of copper sulfate crys-
tails and 25 pounds of sodium
chromate powder needed usually
can be ordered through a local
hardware store. If not. the lab
oratory at Madison, Wis. has a
partial list of companies han
ding the chemicals.
The Forest Products Labora-
tory recommends that no less
than so posts be treated at a
time. Posts should be cut 6
inches longer than needed and
treated as soon after cutting as
possible. They should be peeled
/ Just before they are put in the
copper sulfate solution.
Copper sulfate is corrosive SO
must not be mixed in an iron
container. A wooden barrel or
concrete or earthenware con-
tainer can be used. To "a gallons
of water add 18 pounds or about
seven coffee cans of copper sui
fate crystals. Stir until they dis
solve. Less stirring is needed il
they are added to the water the
Evening star., 1956-03-25

day before the solution u 10 be
used.
Cut OF 9 inches from the large
end Of each post and stand In
the solution, cut end down fol
two days. The area of the posi-
which will be In the ground
should be surrounded by the
liquid. To prepare extra solution
add about two-thirds coffee car
of copper sulfate crystals to q
10-quart pail Of water.
Second Solution Called For
The posts are then transferred
to the second solution made by
slowly stirring l8 pounds OF
about 8 coffee cans full Of pow
Idered sodium chromate into 26
gallons of water. This chemical
Idissolves readily. Keep the posts
i'm this solution one day large
END down, and one day top end
down. If additional solution is
needed. add 20 coffee can of So
dium chromate powder to the
pail Of water.
Posts can be used at once, but
Evening star., 1956-03-25

lit Is better to pile them close
together for several weeks. Thil
rest period helps distribute the
chemicals more evenly through
the posts. II they are to be used
soon, it Is advisable to rinse
them.
The solutions should be forti-
fed before the treating Of each
new set Of posts. To the copper
sulfate mixture add enough
water to bring it to its original
level and 3 pounds or / heaping
coffee can Of the crystals. Fol-
the sodium chromate solution
add water to bring it to its origi-
nal level and add 3 pounds or
level coffee can of chemical.
The chemical solutions are
harmful If taken internally, SO
children and animals should be
kept away from them. People
handling the posts during the
treatment process should wear
rubber gloves to avoid possible
IirritationS. When the treating
Evening star., 1956-03-25

this treatment. The method
shows. promise Of wide applica-
ton for preservation of wood for
farm use,
Evening star., 1956-03-25
Mum Culture Tip

Washing ton winters are often
too harsn on chrysanthemum
plants left in beds. Unless hills
were taken up and put in a pro-
tected cold frame we cannot be
sure we will have plant material
for propagation this spring
Potted NUNS can stand a little
water during the Winter-not too
much. From Mum Memo, news
letter of the Potomac Chrysan-
themum Society.
Evening star., 1956-03-25
Leof- -Roking Is Small Problem
With ThornIess Honeylocust

severe climates and in a wide
range of soils.
1t isn't all milk and honeyloc-
ust, however. There are some
drawbacks. The most limited fac
tor at the moment is the short
supply of honeylocusts. Another
drawback is some specimens de-
velop foot-long pods that tend
to stay on the tree through the
winter. In the spring it may be
necessary to rake up the fallen
pods.
Evening star., 1956-03-25
Film Strip Offered

A new 35-mm slide film strip
showing the bulb fields of Hol-
land and the Keukenhof Gar
dens has been made available
for club and school use by the
National Tulip Society.
Requests should be forwarded
to Felix Tyroler, executive Sec
retary. SIS West Forty second
street, New York Sc. N. Y.
Evening star., 1956-03-25

Club League-Ameriean Horti-
cultural Society series of lec-
lures, at s pm. Tuesday at 1884
/ street NV. Mr.. Lee has de.
veloped impressive collections Of
azaleAs. rhododendrons. hollies
and other shade tolerant plants.
Evening star., 1956-03-25

process is complete, the chem
|icals should be dumped into a
hole some distance away from
wells or livestock ponds. After
they have seeped away, the holes
should be filled with dirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

Tomorrow the World" 1914
Fredric March ll:2O-7
Saturday PM.
MS in the Bag" Jack Benny
2:3O-4
Hitch Hike TO Happiness. 1914.
Al Peorce THE Daring Rogue.
1949. Duncan Renoldo. ! 800
Held in Trust" l94e Guy Vetney
mot for Eoeh Other" Adolph Men
lou. l0.3O-4
Three Faces West" 1910 John
Wayne. ll:l5-9'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

Serpent island" 1854. Sonny
Tufts. :0o-4
Reckless Way" Marion Nixon.
zoos
The Long Memory" 1853. John
Mills. 3:o0-7
"Speeiol Agent XII" 1887. Walter
MeGroil 8:0O-5
Third Time Lucky" l94s. Glynis
Johns. 500
"DeOth Tide" 1855. jean Alexon-
der. l1.l5-9
Pepper Orchid" 1855. Hugh Viii
lions. J. 20
Tuesday PM.
Rubber Roeketeers." 1912. Ri
cordo Cortez I2:30-5
THE Girl in the Case" l944 janis
Corter. 90
"PhiIo vonee's Return" lo47 Viii
liom Wright. zoos
THE Gentle 6unmon." 1852. John
Mills. 3:00-7
Catherine the Greet" 1884 Doug
los Fairbanks, if. 8:00-5
Divorce Of Lady r." 1888. Merle
Oberon. 9:3o-5
"one-Wey Ticket" 1885. Lloyd
Nolan. ll:l5-9
Sword Of the Avenser." 94S. Ro-
mon DeIoodo. ll:2o-7
Wednesday PM.
"Front-Pass Story" 1854 JOCK
Hawkins. 12:3o-5
Twin Beds" 1912. George Brent.
Denny Boy" l945. Helen Brown.
2:OO-5
MS Not Cricket" Bosil Rodford.
"A ToIe Of Five Women" 1852.
Gino Lollobrioido. ll:l5-o
Were Goins to Be Rich" 1898.
Creole Fields. ll:20-7
Thursday PM.
"SyneopotiOn." 1912. Adolph Men
jou. tZ:3O-o
"Roeket Man." Tom Meal. 900
THE Trep." 1916 Sidney Toler.
zoos
History OF Mr.. Polly" 1919 John
Mills. 3:oO-7
"Ponique." l947. Vivian Romonee.
s:O0-5
Appointment In Berlin" lS43.
George Sonders ll:l5-S
High Fury" l94S Madeleine Cor
roll ll.2O-7
Friday PM.
Sidewalks Of London" 1888.
Charles Louohton l2:3O-5
"Son Of Monte Cristo." 1910. Louis
Hayward. 900
Snow Dog" 1850 Kirby Gront.
zoos
"A Place Of Ones Own" l945.
jones Moson. 3:OO-I
"Tooether Aqoin." 1914. Irene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02
Movies

Sunday PM.
"Romonee Of the West" 1916. Ed
die Dean. l2:30-5
THE Common Touch" lo47. Joyce
Howard. :OO-4
Adventures Of Chico" 1888. RED
PIonet Mors." 1852. Peter Groves.
l:3O-5
Man Of Evil" 1915. james No.
son. "Wyomins." le47. William
Elliott. l:3o-9
Greet Dan Peteh." l949. Dennis
Okeefe. 2:3O--7
Notorious Gentlemen" ls47. Rex
Harrison. 1901
"SeIf-Mode Lody." 1881. Heather
Angel 8:0O-5
"The Man in the Iron Mask" 1899.
Louis Hayward ll:l5-4
Operation r." 1851. Edword 6.
Robinson. ll:30-7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10
BY BETTY TRExLER


Since the one-story home has
become popular, the job of house
painting has become easier. There
was a time when the average
home-owner couldn't very well
paint his own house. He hao
to have ladders and lots of cour-
age to climb up on them.
But today, with homes ascend
ing only a few feet above ground
anyone can do the job--if he
knows how.
A booklet just issued by the
Government gives you a lot OF
pointers on this, especially about
the paints to choose and how tc
go about the work. 1t answers
such questions as when tC
paint?" where to begin?" "hoN
many coats?"
Like most Government publica
tons, this one doesn't entirely
come to grips with all the prob
lens. Also, like most Government
publications, this one leaves such
questions as brand names of the
best paints for YOU to find out
But it is a good, solid discussion
that will repay you we'll for the
time you spend reading it.
It's called: Wood Siding: How
to Install it, Paint 1t, Care for it.
1t is Home and Garden Bulletin
No. So, published by the Unitec
States Agriculture Department
All you need to do is send a dime
to the Superintendent of Docu.
ments, U. S. Government Print.
ing Office, Washington. %, D. C.
and it'll be mailed to you.
/ If you have a frame house
this booklet will explain lot Of
things to you that perhaps you
now don't know about-espe.
cially the good things that q
frame house represents. DOM
discount wood as a house ma
terial.
/ Given reasonable care, wooo
siding will retain it's beauty fol
centuries, as has been amply
proved by houses that date back
I to early Colonial times" That's
what it says.
The booklet will explain, too
why houses built today, with
their tight insulation, have GER
tain disadvantages in relation
to the older type of house. In
sulation is a mixed blessing
Your house may be easier to
heat. less drafty. But
Houses are built differently
today and must serve under
different conditions than in
grandfather'S day." the phamph-
let explains. Insulation, wealth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10

BARNABY WooDs-62o 30th ST, N.W-S26s5o-6 BEDROOMS.
BATHS-vALUE GALORE FOR THE LARGE FAMLY-Feoturins
huge center reception ho situated we'll hrubbd level
lot with beautiful trees Immense living with fireplace and side
screened porch. omsze dining large kitchen with brock
fost poee and pon Full basement with recreation This
excellent value and should be missed DIRECTIONS: Out
Conn., Ave, right Nebraska Ave- Utoh Ave. left 50th ST.,
right block to 7. J. :. open sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10

BETHESDA ND $500 sLEAFoRD RD.-LoW 20s- OFFERS
WANTED this lovely brick Colonial better hon house
dion featuring very attractive living with wood burning fire
place. dining ROOM modern Kitchen Library LIST floor ottrucve bed
baths End floor Storage ot Beautifully finished club
Corner lot One block Our Lady Of Loud Church and School
Excellent shopping and transportation DIREcToNs Out Wis Ave-
TO EuWest Hwy, right blocks Peo St. 0udy Of Lourdes
Connecticut and EostWest Hwy West block beyond high school
Pearl st. right blocks to seofOrd and TIFF. open sign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10

the east side late in the morning.
the south side well after noon.
and the west side during the late
afternoon.
Morning dew or the water of
"a brief shower should be wiped
off, and after half an hour of
warm-weather sunshine. paint
ing can Begin" it points out,
Then it warns: after many
hours of hard rain. however, a
day or two of drying is needed. "
If you are thinking your house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10
ATTIC TO CELLAR
Want to Paint
Your Own -House2

erstripping, and generally tighter
construction have cut down fuel
bills and made for greater COM
fort. But they have also created
some wintertime problems in our
northern States. wherever proper
precautions have not been
taken.H
The pamphlet delves into these
problems, and helps you under
stand and combat them. But,
primarily, it is helpful in the
guidance it gives on how to
choose and apply house paints.
"A good white house paint
should last 4 or 5 years before
it must be renewed; tinted
paints or 6 years. and dark
color paints 6 to 8 years." the
bulletin says.
When you choose house
paint, you must make a series
iof compromises, it points out.
1t all depends on what you want
,lmost.
/ No one house paint on the
market has all the desirable
characteristics. One important
characteristic is discussed this
way:
Paint should have a clean,
highly reflective color and abil-
'.ity to remain free from excessive
/ dirt collection in service. 1t
should be nonsensitive to mois-
ture and should not be stained
by metal corrosion."
] The booklet is full Of major
/. and minor tips that can be a
big help to the do-it-yourseli
house painter.
1t repeats the old craftsman'S
rule: Follow the sun round the
house" This means that the
north side of your house should
be painted early in the morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10

OLD HAMLET-No ALDEN LANE, CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND
-S3 o50-4 BEDROOMS, BATHS. WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL
PURCHASER MAY ASSUME APPROX S950O 4lzoo lsf TRUST
PAYABLE SIS PER MONTH INCLUDING PRINCIPAL INTEREST
hall, fomiy size dining ROOM kitchen with dhwosher ond
disposal Full basement with attractive poneed club Porch
Attached Located the HomIetWohnstons dis
tineye, unequeIed residential community" DIRECTIONS: From
Chevy Chose Circle Conn Ave- Lelond st. right Leond
block Glendale 3D. right Glendale Alden and T. j.
open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10
Houses Urgently Needed!

MUST Be soLDM!-5sO6 woRTHNGToN DRlVE-oH WestmOre-
Iond Circle and Mass Ave- Low z0s Precision built and brick
with oppeo galore Reception ho living with wood
burning fireplace and boy window dining roOm Kitchen powder
ROOM screened porch first floor bedrooms
baths End floor Full basement Gos-AC heo Storage ottc
Attached One block westbook Elementary and Western
J High Good transportation and Spring Valley Shopping DREc
TONS From WestmOrelond Circle Moss Ave block right
Jamestown Rd block left Warrington T. j. r. open sign
left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10
BURNING TREE VALLEY
ToWNE HOUSE
HIGHLANDS

Wonderful Location neor the Wesfchester SIC. 500 on
very cosy terms desired Beautiful post-wor home in
pe-r-e-c-t condition and built Of the finest roterios
and craftsmanship have EVER Den, center hol
bedrooms coor-boths very kitchen pretty garden
clubroom, ooooe ond host Of features This must be
seen inside ond out Just few blocks from ponochio
school and bus OPEN SUNDAY is Out Moss. Ave
just beyond Wisconsin Cathedral Ave. LETT 10 5sth
left 10 zot4 38th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10

needs a paint Job. and are toying
with the idea of turning into a
do-it-yourself painter, you can't
go wrong by investing the 10
cents this booklet will cost you.
1t won't make you a professional
but it will help steer you in the
right direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10

You can write Betty Trexler in
care of The Evening Star, Elev-
enth and Pennsylvania avenue
NV, Washington 4, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10

FIRST PREsENTATIoN-4335 CATHEDRAL ME.-VALUE GALORE
"A BEDROOMS, ~ BATHS-PRcED IN MID 30s-FANTASTIc
FNANclNG-Here home frequently sought bur seldom
found ldeul for entertaining the large fomB Reception ho
huge living with adjoining screened porch fom size
dining ROOM buffers pOnt huge weequipped modern Kitchen
powder LIST floor Hotwuter heat Full basement with mods
and bath Finished heoed 5th bedroom Bird floor plus
storage. 2-eor sorose. Beautiful shrubbed lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-10

FIRST PRESENTATloN-5600 SAUL ROAD ROCK CREEK HILLS
GARDENERS PARADlsE-3 BEDRooMS-7h BATHS-LIsRARY-
POWDER RooM-ATTRAcTNE CLUB RooM-The sordens OF Mt
Vernon and the Governors Poloee WHomsbas Virginia
only with this truly old fashioned shoded
boxvood gardens with abundance Of shbbs Entire
property in Immaculate condition representing many dours
Than the will actually sell for. Priced low SA0 Moy
sell house and lot parcel whichever purchaser desires
Present transferred DIRECTIONS From EoW Hqhwoy
ont Conn., Ave sopsht Bdae Rood bear qht on
KsnsnsOn Parkwoy Soul @. right to 7. F. open sign.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
Pros|ava 25.godisnjice
RadniCke noyine
Toronto, Ontario, Can.

Toronto, Ontario, Can. -
Savez Jugoslavenskih Kama
diana u Torontu priredjuje
proslavu 25-godisnjice izlaze-
MIA neutrality-suspicious.
radnicke stampe (danas "Je-
dinstvo") u Kanadi u subotu
"a. novembra, u novom Hr-
vatskom NarodnOm 'Domu -
1850 Dupont Street.
Proslava poeinie sa boga-
torn vecerom u 6 i pol sati.
Poslije vecere slijedi koncert-
nj program, a potom pies.
Savez Jugoslavenskih Ka-
nadiana apelira ma sve citao-
ce "Jedinstva", kao ostale
Hrvate, Srbe Slovence u
Torontu da posjete ovu We
liku priredbu. Madame Sc da
&c mas posjetiti i clanovi ma
Sc velike narodne organiza-
CHE, Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice, koju je nasa progre-
sivna stampa uvijek dosljed-
no podupirala.
Svi nam dobro doSli.
Priredjivacki odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
Program ipIes Ujedinjenih 0dsjeka
Hb.Z. u Cetiri kotara Is. novembfa

Cokeburg, Pa. - Ujednjeni Odsjeci HBZ. Fayette,
Greene Washington Westmoreand kotarima priedjuju
krath program pesnu zabavu nedjelju, 25 noembra
1856, Hrvatslom Domu Monessen, Pa. H.,
Program ce poceti tocno 7:30 sati vecer, s kom
&c upravat predsednk Ujedin nenih Odseka brat Mike
Cindric Ma programu ce zabavlja popularni tambu
rask zbor "Soga Monessena, pod vodstvom zbGovode
Steve Zoretih, ko e pod pokroveljstvom bratsog od
sjeka bro 1914 H.BZ. Monessenu. Nasi pocasni gos
govornc b &c cd strane Hrvaske Braske Zaednre
ca Martin Krasc glavni bagajnk Michael Grasa, lpravi
tell Pomlatka Ma programu &c takoder nastupt tdrasa
omadnska KOlo grupa cd odsjeka br 354 HBZ IL Coke
burga, pod vodsvom nze potpsanog Ia veme programa
takoder &c podiet nagrade dobitncma, one tkee
koje Ujednjeni Odsjeci vee imaju rasp:odaji.
Odmah nakon programa sijediti ce pesna zabava, "a
kou &c svrati tamburask zbor Soga do stnih sa dru
go jutro.
Nase dobre prijateljice, Croatian Ladies Auxiliary
Monessenu mati &c preko sebe kuhnju, koje &c pred
svakovrsne ecne hrane koaca nase canove praelje
ovo zabavi. Takodjer biti &c svakovrsnih napaka
svima dosta
Nasi Ujednjeni Odsjec sastoje cd II odsjeka HBz
okrugu kroz kratko vrieme svoga opstanka mno-
60 ucni promcanju jednstva zajednicarstva me-
dju nasm canstvom ovm krajevima do danas ovako-
vim dobrim radon moc cemo proslijedt dobrom
suradnjom izmedju odbomika eanstva ovm odsecima
Do sada iznei nasu hrvatsku kulturu pred
mas narod, nego pred americku pubku, sto cast
ponos nasem narodu.
Stoga ime delegate odbornka nash Ujedinjenh Od-
seka pozvjemo odbornke canove nasih Ujednjenih
Odsjeka H.BZ. te ostae clanove HBZ pratelje
i'll organzacija da posjee mas program plesnu zabaIu
Hrvatskom Domu, Monessenu nedjeu, rs. novembra.
Svi dobro dosl!
Ia Ujednjene Odsjeke H. B. Zajednice,
Bernard M. Luketch, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
zai,vaia
Canton, Ohio.

Canton, Ohio. - Kada sam
Sc proslog proljeca sprema-
la "a put u nasu staru domo-
vinu, mo.ia braca sestre cd
ods-ieka 514 H.B.Z., njegovo
kuglacko drustvo, te moi
mnogi prijatelji, rodiaci j su-
sjedi priredise mi lijepe o.
prostne zabave, nadarise me
lijepim darovima dobrim
zeljama "a sretno putovanje.
Nakon mjesec i pol dana
vremena sa onog lijepog, We
selog nezaboravnog puto-
vanja po domovini, nesreca
htiede da sam Sc morala pod
vrci nagloj i neugodnoj ope-
raciji. Sada sam vec kod ku-
&c i veoma Sc povoljno opo-
ravljam.
l ovim slucaiem moja bra
ca i sestre, rodjaci, prijatelji
i susjedi, te braca i sestre il
Akrona Massillona, svi me
poplavise krasnim cviiecem,
darovima, posjetima i dobrim
zeliama.
Ia sve ovo ia nemam do
voljno rijeci, kojima bi vam
Sc svima j svakom pojedinom
ma svemu ovome zahvalila.
Osjecam da sam ovog po-
stovanja owe lijepe gesti
primila kao znak mog dugo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
Poziy ma koncerf

Chicago, Ill. - Hrvatski
Glee Club Harmony (Sloga)
priredjuje svoj jesenski kon-
cert s plesom kao soloisti
pjevaci - ma hrvatski en-
gleski u nedjelju, 1909 no.
vembra, 1856, u Assumption
DvOrani, ma 6O-oj j S. Marsh
field ulicama.
poslije podne, a Piles u 7:3O
ma vecer sa pratecom glaz-
bonn poznatoga Buddy Bar
rows.
Apelira Sc ma sva nasa
drustva, klubove i organiza-
cije kao i svu publiku, da pri-
sustvuju u sto vecem broju
ovome koncertu i plesu ma
sih mladih americko hrvat-
skin rodjenih pjevaca, koji
nastoje da uzdrze, Sire j O.
glasuju nase hrvatske pie
SINE kulturu izmedju anne
rikanske publike.
Svi nam dobro dosli ma mas
veseli jesenski koncert Piles.
Joseph j. Bogetich, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
Pcziv ma Gard Party

Milwaukee, Wis. - Majcin
Klub H.B.Z. odrzati &c svoj
prvi jesenski Card Party u
nedieliu, 25. novembra 1856,
u Pasquale's Hall ma S. 63rd
i w. National Avenue. Po-
6etak tocno u 2 sata poslije
podne.
Doprinos je samo SO cent?
po osobi, a nagrada ce biti
"a svakim stolom uz servira-
ME kave kolaca "a igrace.
Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi H.
B. 2. i priiatelji IL bliza i da-
leka. Tiketi Sc mogu dobiti
ma ulazu u dvoranu, kao
kod clanova Maicinog Kluba.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Mitzie knaflic, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
'Jayna zahvaIa
Cleveland, Ohio. -

Cleveland, Ohio. - Hrvat-
ski Gospojinski Klub ma St.
Clair ovim e Sc zahvaljuje
drustvima, koji su svoje "a
stupnike poslali i time uzveli-
cali proslavu 30-te godisnjice
naseg Kluba, koja je odrza-
ma lijepo uspjela u nedjelj u
80. septembra o. g., u Hrvat-
skom DruStvenom Domu ma
st. Clair Avenue.
J Zahvaljujemo Sc i nasim
clanicama, koje su radile i
koje su bilo sto darovale, ta-
ko da nam je ova svecanost
onako lijepo uspjela. Isto Sc
tako zahavljujemo swim pri--
,jateljima i znancima, kao i
swim muskarcima, koii su ra-
dill i koji su nam bilo u &C.
mu pomagali, da je mas Klub
tako uspjeo, "a koieg smo
kroz godine radili i 3O-godis-
njicu docekali.
Hvala bratu John Bireku,
koji mas je dobro pohvalio
zbog naseg rada, razglasio
ma svoj radio mas program,
da su prijatelji i znanci, kao
i drugi lijepo mas posjetili, ta-
ko da nam je Hrvatski Dom
bio dosta premalen. JOS jed
nom svima hvala cd odbora
i clanica Kluba.
Anastasija Dobrinic,
predsjednica !;
Dorothy Kufrin,
potpredsjednica
Anna Thomas, tajnica;
Mary Lucich, nadzornica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
DoIazi u ST. Louis ma 18. noyembra

st. Louis Mo. - Vsoko cijenjeni svojoj muziekoj
struci Duquesne University Tamburzans dat &c svoj go
disnji koncerat St, Louis Mo- Tai uzbudvi dogadjaj
odrzati &c nedjeju 18. studena Kiel Opera House,
u sati vecer.
ia Hrvate Sovence, Srbe kao ostae savenske
narode, to ce b edno vece uzvanja secanja nhove
mlade dane koje sprovei svojim mam selma, koji
sada daleko cd nh znati &c jednu nezaborav-
lvu uspomenu TIE veceri mat cete priku uzvat sta
rim nikad nezaboravljivim pjesmama vesem Twin pe-
sovima sprepletenim snaznim orkestraln uredajma
pod vodstvom gosp Walter W. Kolar ko &c te vec pred
staviti St. Louisu nabou tamburasku grupu America
Jednom recu Duquesne University Tamburtzans dat &c
te vecer edan izvanredan program Zasta, nhov 18ti
nastup St. Louis-u bt &c jedan cd nabojh sto ga
ikada dali
zato hesmijee propustit priku, da bin vdjeli owe
mlade studente Is. sudena Kie Auditorium.
Svi dobro dosli! OdbOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
Natjeeaj "a pazikutu

Gary, Ind. - Odsjek "Hr-
vatski Sinovi" br. ITO H.B.Z.
ovime raspisuje natjecaj "a
poslovodju u nasem odsjec-
nom domu. Svaki clan i cla-
MICA odsjeka iznad 21 godinu
starosti ina pravo dati ma
tjeGaj "a poslovodju, uklju-
cujuc odgovornost "a cistocu
u swim prostorijama. Svi "a
interesirani neka posalju svo-
je natiecaje ma drustvenu tai
nicu, ill osobno donesu ma ma
su drustvenu sjednicu.
Pazikuca ina bezp | a t n u
stanarinu, te povrh toga do
bru placu, koja dosize $500
do $500 mjesecHo. Svi zain-
teresirani neka Sc jave od-
sjeku sto prize.
Ivan Bujan, perov.