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Evening star., 1957-04-27
Man Is Stabbed
In Argument

! A Riverdale man was severely
stabbed by a youth today after
an argument over who threw q
bottle through the window OF
the victims home. Prince
Georges County police reported
! Edwin S. Turner, 43. of 6404
Forty-sixth avenue. was admit
ted TO Leland Memorial Hospital,
Riverdale. where he was re-
ported in satisfactory condition
after undergoing surgery for
stab wounds in his stomach,
arms and legs.
Thomas James McHale, III
10. of the $500 block of Fifty
ninth avenue, East Riverdale,
was charged with assault with
intent to kill Mr.. Turner. The
youth was jailed in default OF
$4,000 bond pending a police
court hearing on May "a In
Upper Marlboro.
Police Pvt. Charles S. Keiss
said a party was in progress
near Mr.. Turner's house when
someone threw a soft drink bot
tie through his kitchen window
Mr. Turner. running outside. met
McHale and became involved in
an argument over who had
thrown the bottle.
Police said McHale told them
he whipped out a four-inch fish
knife after Mr.. Turner struck
him in the mouth.
AT one point, police said, Mr..
Turner ran back into the house
and returned to fire three shots
into the air from a pistol.
McHale was later spotted rid
ing In his fathers car by Joseph
Hartinger. 20. who was driving
the Hyattsville Fire Department
ambulance. according to police.
They said McHale was arrested
by Pvt. William A. Baxter at
the intersection Of Riverdale and
Edmonston roads after the am
bulance forced the car to stop.
McHale was treated for face cuts
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Restaurant Group
Protests Contract

RICHMOND, April 81 R.--
Gov. Stanley yesterday author
lied the State to sign a contract
with Hot Shoppes Caterers, Inc,
to operate a lunchroom in the
basement of the new State Office
Building.
John S. Massad. president CT
Associated Restaurants. wrote
Gov. Stanley a letter of protest
when informed of the decision.
The association. made up of AZ
operators in the Richmond area.
asked Gov. Stanley Monday to
deny a lease to any non-Virginia
firm.
Evening star., 1957-04-27

but a naturalized American citi-
zen. was educated at the Univer.
sity OF London and was gradu-
ated in January. 1949. from st
George Medical School. He
served his internship at Toronto
tCanada) East General Hospi-
tai and received a graduate de-
gree in public health from the
University of Toronto School OF
Hygiene and Public Health.
George Fisher. 80, a probation
officer for the District Juvenile
Court. will become county psy-
chiatric social worker on May
is at salary of $5.76O yearly.
In other business yesterday
the County Commissioners re-
zoned a 3.8-acre tract in Lang
ley Park for the planned site of
a So million shopping center.
Developer of the shopping center
will be Giant Food Properties,
Inc.
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Papers Seized
Police Radon
Reddick Home
Injunction Served
To Bur Holding of
Medical Meeting

BALTIMORE. April 20 (R.-
The home Of DR.. Robert H. Red
dick was raided by police last
night and DR.. Reddick, former
head Of an invalid medical L.
censing group. was served with
a temporary injunction.
A party led by James Fl. Nor
ris, special assistant to the Mary
land attorney general, went to
the Reddick home with a search
warrant. The warrant said they
had reason to believe DR.. Red
dick was "conspiring to violate
the Medical Practices Act with
a person or persons unknown
I'VE took any papers which
looked like they pertained to the
Medical Practices Act" Mr.. Nor
ris said.
I'd Injunction in Year
The injunction. issued by Cir
cult Judge Edwin Harlan, was
the second in less than a year
obtained by Attorney General c.
Ferdinand Sybert's Office to limit
the doctors activities in the
name Of the Maryland State
Homeopathic Society.
1t barred DR.. Reddick from
holding a meeting of the society
which the attorney general said
was scheduled for today and to-
morrow in Baltimore.
The attorney general said the
meeting was called Illegally by
an invalid trump" board Of the
society.
Last summer. DR.. Reddick was
ordered to stop issuing medical
licenses in the boards name and
the ruling was upheld by the
Court of Appeals. DR.. Reddick is
awaiting trial on a charge of
contempt of the 1856 injunc-
ton.
Dismissal From Hospital
He was dismissed as a psychi-
artist at the Eastern Shore
State Hospital in Cambridge.
This years session of the General
Assembly repealed all authority
for any homeopathic board to is
sue licenses. Earlier this week
the attorney general said Dr.
Rednick was circulating petitions
which could force the legisla-
ture's repeal to be voted on by
the public at the 1858 election.
Mr.. Norris search party went
TO the Reddick home in North
Baltimore about dinner time.
DR.. Reddick was not at home,
but arrived a short time later.
The officers served him with the
injunction and showed him their
search warrant.
DR.. Reddick refused to admit
them to his house. which was
locked. The officers then ordered
him to put his hands above his
head and searched him, taking
his house keys.
Mr.. Norris said they remained
in the house for about three
hours.
Evening star., 1957-04-27

Itinued in Upper Marlboro to
May 10.
Twenty-six liquors cases are
scheduled for trial in the lower
court in Upper Marlboro on May
10 plus two cases of alleged pin
bali machine payoffs. Three
liquor cases are set for trial in
the court next Friday, and -four
are scheduled to be heard Mon
day in Hyattsville Police Court
None Of the 30 liquor arrests
county police made during the
first three months of this year
has been tried.
Six Of the cases set for May 10
date back to a series of October
2 liquor raids made by county po-
lice when they arrested Is per-
sons.
The only liquor cases disposed
Iof to date involve six minors
who were convicted Of being in a
Brentwood tavern after 10 pm,
lon February 2 and were fined
$50 each April 5 by Upper Marl-
boro Police Court Judge Nita S.
Hinman Crane.
The majority Of the pending
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Women Found Dead
In Closed Guruqe

A Fairfax County housewife
was found dead today in an auto
parked in her closed garage.
Fairfax police said the death
of Mrs. Carolyn B. Tarbert. 36.
of 925 Terrace drive, Columbia
Pines. was a suicide.
Police said Mrs. Tarbert's body
was found about $50 am. by
her husband when he awoke and
missed her. Police said she had
run the motor in basement
garage and had died of carbon
monoxide poisoning.
Mrs. Tarbert. who had no chill
dren. had been under a doctors
care for two years, police said.
Evening star., 1957-04-27

to pay UP would risk having
their property confiscated and
sold by the District. But this
can't be done with embassies,
Mr.. Martin noted.
The assessor refused to name
the countries involved, and so
did a State Department spokes-
man. who said the department
hasn't yet decided what to do
about the matter.
Similar Action Taken Before
Mr.. Martin noted that the
District turned a similar list
including many of the same
names-over to the department
about three years ago. Some of
the delinquent embassies paid
up after the department. con-
tacted them, but most didn't.
MIR. Martin said be was
amazed" that the delinquent
wouldn't pay their bills.
The assessor is retiring next
Tuesday after serving in the Dis
trict government since 1914 and
as assessor and finance officer
since 1912.
He said he asked the Commits
sioners to turn the foreign tax
matter over to the State De-
partment in desperation"
Evening star., 1957-04-27
SUNDAYS BEST READING
Score for Singing Success
Is Not All Rosy Notes

THE MAKING OF A SINGER-1f you want to sing with
name" dance band, says rising songstress Marilyn
Mitchell, you've got to be person who can't say yes
to failure that Is See Meredith S. Buels cover story
among the 80 pages OF The Star Magazine
MIR. TRUMAN REPORTS-ln the fourth of a series OF
articles Harry s. Truman will write for The Star dur
ing 1857. he will tell you about the latest Russian cam
pagn OF fear to "disarm and disrupt" the free world
Be sure to read his timely commentary.
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SECTION-It will tell Won
what's doing at summer pleasure spots round the
world Find out how to get there by land sea or air
Learn the latest about foreign hotels currency climate
and transportation A travellers must" Don't miss i'll
NEW LEISURE SPORTS PAGE-The Leisure Sportsman
moves into Sundays as we'll as Friday with news OF
boating fishing and other seasonal participating sports
activities. Read Charles Covells column "Scuttle-
butt for interesting items about what people are
doing In this field Also Bill Leetchs report on fishing
THE FBI AND CONGRESS-Does confidential material
from the FBIs files find It's way into the hands OF con-
gressona Investigators? Star Reporter Edgar Prna
explores this question: raised anew by the Herbert
Norman suicide case in the Editorial Section
THEY LOVE WASHINGTON-TEEN gives the reactions
OF typical teen-agers who come to the Capital on
class trips in the spring See TEENS picture story of
the visitors experiences.
Choose The Star on Sunday When You Haze Choice
Phone Sterling $4,000 for Home Delivery
Evening star., 1957-04-27
NEW INSPECTION REGULATIONS
ORDERED FOR VIRGINIA CARS

RICHMOND Va Q1.-Some new inspection regulations
for autos have been by State police this year.
From May to June Is passenger owners must
have their vehicles inspected The month of July has been
set aside for truck inspections
For the first time the tires autos will be in
spected Heretofore only the front tires have been in
spected they considered of the steering system
In addition. no patched repaired mufhers will be
permitted Mechanics will take close look safety belts
TO see If they of the approved type.
All cars manufactured later than January /, 1855,
must be equipped with directiona signals
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Police Called,
Car Driven
Into River

RICHMOND, April 81 (P).-An
unidentified motorist drove his
car into the 30-foot deep James
River in spectacular fashion be-
fore four policemen today.
Police say the driver. who has
not been found. APPARENTLY plan
ned it that way.
Police were at the scene in re-
sponse to an anonymous tele-
phone call to headquarters that
someone had already driven a
car of the docks. Two detec-
tives and two patrolmen went to
the area, parked their cars and
walked to the edge of the pier.
1t was shortly after am.
Then we heard a car winding
down from Main street." one of
the officers said. "He came
down the hill sailing and turned
toward the dock. The driver put
on his brakes. then showed her
into second gear and let her go"
Officers said the car hit a little
curbing. tipped about 10 or Is
feet in the air and landed a good
so feet out. They said the car
passed about Is feet from their
vantage point. There was a
driver at the wheel.
The car was hauled out OF
the water at daybreak when a
skin diver fastened a hook to
the vehicles.
The vehicles top was Dashed
in. The windshield and drivers
door window had been smashed.
No one was in the car.
At headquarters a desk SER
geant said the anonymous caller
at 12:45 am. asked that a wreck
er be sent to Dock street. "He
sounded about 20 years old and
was very excited" the sergeant
said.
The car was registered in the
name of a Richmond man.
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Moose Lodge No. l26
To InstuIl Officers

Columbia Moose Lodge No. 126,
will install new officers in cere-
monies set for 3 pm. tomorrow
at the lodge home, 1900 Twen-
tieth street NV.
New officers are: Herbert d.
Caine, ST.. governor; Maurice
Cooper. junior governor; John
Scholl. prelate; John Lee Nelson,
treasurer; Jesse B. Manbeck, Sec
retary. and Fred Rogers. Earl J.
Newton and Edward Wholey,
trustees. Installation officer will
be Richard X. Roger, jr., junior
past governor.
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Be-:bop Gunmon
Robs Dairy Store

A man in a blue be-bop cap
today made off with $40 in a
gun-point robbery of a High
Dairy Products store at 109
Eleventh street Sc, police re-
ported.
Mrs. Ann Matthews. clerk
alone in the store, told police
the man entered around 10 am,
aimed a pistol at her and an
Inounced: Give me your money"
At the same time he grabbed
her menacingly by the arm and
ordered her into a back room.
Mrs. Matthews said the ban
dit wore a handkerchief over
the lower part of his face, was
about 20 years old. colored, S
feet Q and $50 pounds.
Evening star., 1957-04-27

MANN w tAAC AOEVct
The District Commissioners
last week asked the State De-
partment to deal with the tax
difliculty after city officials found
they couldn't get anywhere col
lecting the back bills.
Foreign Embassies and related
property here are generally nom
taxable. But the exemption, Mr..
Martin explained, doesn't apply
to property acquired in the mid
die Of a tax year until the next
tax year rolls around.
Taxable for Part-Year
The reason for this, Mr.. Mar
tin said. is that the tax status
of all real estate in the District
is set as Of July /, the start of
the tax year. If a house changes
hands after July /. the new
owner-even a foreign govern
chargeable for the real
estate tax for the balance of
the year.
The actual taxes owed by the
IL governments total $76.682.
But this sum has been increased
by the city's penalty of per
cent per month for nonpayment.
Mr.. Martin said the grand
total, including penalties. is "at
least double the taxes due.
Ordinary taxpayers who failed
Evening star., 1957-04-27
P. y. c. sHeorine Muy 6.
On Cos Company Bonds

The District Public Utilities
Commission has set a public
hearing for 10 am. May s on an
application by the Washington
Gas Light Co. for authority to
issue So million in refunding
bonds.
The gas company filed appli-
cation for the authority last
Thursday. Proceeds from the
proposed bond sale would be
used for construction and long
term debt repayment.
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Architect Sensemun
To Design FociIity

A $21.500 contract to design
laboratory and clinical facilities
for st. Elizabeths Hospital has
been awarded to Ronald S
Senseman. Washington architect
officials announced today.
The General Services Admin
istration said two. floors OF an
existing building will be re-
modelled in the program. The
estimated construction cost is
$4,000.
Evening star., 1957-04-27

ofncer on May 40 at an an
nual salary of $10,500. DR.. Grant
also has been a lecturer in pub
lie health at the University of
Kansas Medical School.
Before moving TO Missouri, DR..
Grant was health commissioner
OF Cattaraugus County, Olean.
N. Y, from December 1851. to
April, 1855. Prior to accepting
this position he had been the
assistant health officer in Balti-
more County for over a year.
DR.. Grant, born in London
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Prince Georges Adds
z Aides to Health Unit

An assistant medical director psychiatrc social worker
nave been added to the staff the Georges County
Health Department "
The Board Of County Commissioners said yesterday DIR MUIR
ray Grant 81 director Of the Clay County Health Department
Liberty MO- will become Prince Georges first assistant medical
Evening star., 1957-04-27
Housing Inspections
In Pilot Area Hailed
District Seeks u. S. Aid
On Embassy Tax Bills

The District has tossed into the lap State Depart
ment the problem Of collecting $150O00 in back
governments here
Most OF the overdue bills apply embassies Some of the
bills District Assessor James Martin yesterday date
Evening star., 1957-04-27
County Acts to Clear Up
Logiom Of Liquor Cases

The logam OF Prince Georges County liquor Upper
Marlboro Police Court should be broken May 6
untr1ed cases are scheduled to be taken
States Attorney Blair H. Smith said he May
to try all liquor not cleared by then the
after three liquor yesterday
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
0dsjek q82 priredjuje banket u poeast
Svoja 3 cIana, koji su so godina u hBz

poGasni banket svom trina clanovima, koj navrsi
dozive SO godna canovana naso Hrvatskoj Bratskoj
Zajednc. Banket &c odrzat subotu g. marca 1857,
Poljskoj Dvorani 333 N w. Both Street
Dake, priredba cin pocast trojice 5O-godis-
njh canova HBZ. Iste vecer cemo postavt pleme-
mite zlane znakove njihova prsa da NINA ponose
kao dobr loaln clanovi Hrvatske Braske Zajednice
to Sestra Helen Raspor, nezn suprug brat John Ra
spor brat Josp Pavlak.
Vecera ce bt cd purana kokos, servirat ce u
sat vecer.
Duznost e svju canova naseg odseka da prisustvuju
ovo pemenito priredbi da dovedu svoju djecu, ko
clanovi Pomatka Takoder pozvamo nase ljude pra
tele iako jos nisu canov HBZ da posjete Tako
cemo boe vesee sprovesti pementu priredbu, kao
prava braca naseg porjeka da budemo ponos nasoj
Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zajednici.
Svi dobro dosl! John VisiG, bagajnik.
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0DLUkA GLAvNE P0R0TE II. b..
u TUzBI BRATA JOSEPH CRkARICh

Brat Joseph Cnarich clan odsjeka broj 78O Hrvaske
Bratske Zajednice NantyGo Pennsylvania podnio tuz
bu Gavno Porot dine g. stopada 1885, protv brata John
Ovcaricha ajnka odjeljenia bone potpore odseta Dr.
Francis j. Archa vrhovnog ecnka kojoj navelo da
e bratu Cnarch uskracena ispata potpune odstete
operacju koljenu Tuba temeli toc 2s8 sarih
pravila, Q952-1955), koja djelomcno glas
ia potpun trajan gubtak ruke iii noge, uslijed
naravnih uzroka boesti, kao paraze, ukocenja, iii
osusenja plaza svota cd $4,000 "a svako udo. . ~
Sve ljecnicke svjedocbe podnesene pred Glavnu Po-
rotu ukluciv svjedocba dra. John Silenskeya koi
zvrso operaciju dokazuju da gubak noge nie potpun
kako prava propisuju gubtak uporabe noge prema ec
nickim skazima krece izmedju 500 900.
Gavna Porota e svestrano proucla podnesene dokaze
jecncke svjedocbe ma temeju toga donos sedecu od-
luku
Prvo postupak brata Ovcarich-a dra Arch-a je
glau tocke 288 drug paragraf po koo odsteta spa
cue ako je gubtak "a 500 iii wise svota cd $4,000"
Ia Glavnu POrotu Hrv. Bratske ajednice,
John Badovinac, predsjednik;
Stephen Lipak, tajnk.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
Cd ujedinjenih 0dsjeka
HBz u Mahoning Valley

Youngstown, o. - Ujedi-
njeni Odsjeci Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice u Mahoning
Valley odrzali su svoju godis-
nju sjednicu 13. februara,
ma istoj izabrali "a sto bolji
uspjeh ovogodisnjeg piknika
slijedece odbornike:
John Bistrica, predsjednik !;
Jack Jackovac, potpredsjed-
mix; Milan Skrtic, blagajnik !;
Vincent Radilovic, tajnik.
Ovogodisnji piknik &c Sc O.
drzati IL nedjelju, 4. augusta,
u St. Michael's picnic grove,
ma Shirley Road u Youngs-
townu. Orkestru j druge de-
talie objavit cemo kasnije,
kad cato vrijeme dodje.
Molimo naSe ostale organi-
zacije mjesta i okolice, da 81
zapamte oval dan i da ma j.
stog cd svoje strane nista ne
priredjuju, tako da ne skode
mama sebi.
Vincent Radilovic, tai.
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Mesopustna zabava S
Proqramom i yeCeronl

Cleveland, Ohio. - Istar-
sko Primorski Klu b prize
djuje svoju godisnju Meso-
pustnu Zabavu u nedjelju, 3,
marca 1857, u Hrvatskom
Domu ma 6314 St. Clair Ave.
sa programom, koji &c po-
ceti u $3.50 poslije podne.
Ma programu cemo imati
novu saljivu pozorisnu dra-
mu u diva Gina - "U nasem
Selu', koja jos do sada nije
bila nikad nigdje prikazana,
koju je napisao Frank Tadey.
Drama je IL narodnog zivota,
te puma sale j smijeha, upra-
vo prikladna Ia mesopustne
dane. Igraju dobri glumci, a
biti ce i drugih muzikalnih
tocaka ma programu.
Poslije programa servirati
&c Sc vec po naSem obica ju
dobra domaca vecera - "Ba.
kalar i Palenta'. Pripraviti
&c Sc druge hrane i donna.
cih kolaca, tako da &c ma.
Sc zene kuharice moci goste
lijepo posluziti. D &C i'm po.
slije veeere biti ce Piles i do
maca zabava, a svirati &c Ru.
dy Ujcich Orchestra.
Pozivamo ma owl naSu 60.
disnju pustnu zabavu sve ma
Sc zemljake j zemljakine, te
sve nase prijatelje i prija.
teljice i saw mas narod grada
Clevelanda okolnih mjesta
da dodju u nedjelju, 8. mar.
ca k mama, da Sc po nasen
narodnom obicaju zajednick
sastanemo razveselimo i pu.
sta proslavimo.
Svi nam dobro doSli!
Priredjivacki Odbor
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Predobjava

Cleveland, Ohio. - Odsjek
broj 235 H.B.Z. ovime daje
do znanja nasim drustvima II
mjestu okolici, ola &c svoj
godisnji piknik odrzati u ne
djelju, 16. iuna 1857, IL pro-
storijama Hrvatskog d o m a
ma 1911 Waterloo Road.
Stoga Sc umoljavaju ,sva
drustva, da Ma oval dan ne
priredjuju svoie piknike i "a
bave, jer time bi naskodili Sc
bi i mama.
U isto Sc umoljava clan
stvo odsjeka 235, da Sc svi
zajedno nadjemo istog dana
ma pikniku i da zajednicki
sprovedemo tai dan, a ujed-
no pozivamo saw mas narod u
okolici da mas posjeti recenog
dana. Biti &c svega sto je po-
trebno, da Sc razveselimo
uzivamo u bratskoi slogi
ljubavi. Odbor jamci "a sve
ugodnosti i bratski sastanak.
Bratski yam pozdrav svi-
ma - Steve Hemen, tajnik.
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Pros|ava 50.godisnjice odsjeka Is nB.z

Chicago ILL., Drustvo "Hrvatsk Sinovi' odsjek br. Is
Hvatske Braske Zajednice prosaviti &c edan ljep
dostoan nacn svoju 50tu godsnicu opstanka bogam
koncertnm programom nedjelju 3-ga ozujka, Falcon
Auditorium, 1916 South Ashland Avenue, Chicagu
Proslava &c pocet sti dan u sat jutro svetom
isom hrv kat crvi Presvetog Trojstva Throop u
c pokone clanove odsjeka, kou &c suz mas zupnik
Rev. 1nocent Botanic te nastavlja sata posje
dine Falcon Auditorium, 1916 So Ashland Avenue bo
gatm koncertnm programom koji pocma tocno sata.
Ma programu nastupt &c hrv. pjevacko drustvo Zora
direktor Fedor Kaban; hrv pe drustvo Preradovc" IL
Gary Ind diretor Rudolf Matz slovensk pevack zbor
Preseren drekor Frank Kubina hrv. pjevacko drstvo
Harmony drektor Charles F. Stephens skolska mladez
zupe Presvetog Tosva Mas hrvatsk opern pjevac Dra
gutn sostarko alentrani pjevac Zvonko Horac talen
trana pevacica Sandra Kreger Szabo) nasa hrvaska
mjenica violin Maya Vukovc koja je nasupala po
MIN evropskim drzavama pred par mjesec stiga Chi.
cago odmah zaclania mas odsjek Domovini deka-
mirat &c mlad Matt Zakc gasovru pratiti &c nasa
bti &c svma dobro poznat zupnk zupe Presvetog
Trostva Throop uice Rev. 1nocent Botanic medju
&c naaziti gavni odbornc Hrv Bratske Zajednce
Josp Bazdarc pr podpredsjednk Sylvia Niksc tanca
Nadzornog Odbora Tomo Spusic predsednk odbora Die
cjeg Donna H.BZ, te drugi predstaynic odsjeka HBZ
HKZ, te samostalnh hrvatskh dobrotvornih drustava
kubova.
Poslije programa sedi pies zabava. Ia Piles svrat
&c tamburask zbor "Jadran'.
Stoga mas prosavni zabavn odbor pozivlje nase
clanstvo odsjeka, te bratske odsjeke HBZ. HKZ
tee mjesta okolice da dodju sto vecem broju
JON prisutnoscu uzvecau nazu 5Ogodsnu prosla gdje
cee stinu uzivat ijepom biranom bogatom kon
certnom programu ponijet svojim kucama lijepu
menu owe proslave.
John Majdak, predsjednik.
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P0CASNI BANKET 0DSJEKA BR0J 1871
Ma g. MARCIA j DV0RAk| "JAV0R'

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Odsjek "Sv Rok br. 131 prreduje
pocasni banke Hrvatsko Narodnoj Dvorani Javor 822
North Canal Street. n S. Pittsburgh. Banke prreduje
u pocast odsjecnih canova ko namiril prekoraci
so godna clanovana akoder pocast odsecnog predsed
nika brata Joe Pese ko clanuje Zaednc preko so 60
dina jos je uvijek 1.-Two aktivan On e bio gavni odbor
mix HB.Z, sada je cnovnk njenom gavnom uredu
Brat Pese e predsednk Dvorane Javor pax ocekuje
cd Javora da &c banketu pocastti svoga tako
djer predsjednika.
Banket odrzaje subotu sati vece, %. marca.
- Uaznce oval banket razaslane, stima nije
oznacen datum vrijeme to moimo odseke drstva kao
poednce da uvaze oval datum kako gore oznacen kad
&c pocasni banket odrzati. - Zapamte subota sat
yece, %. marca JavOr Dvorani
Ma pocasni banket pozivle glavne odbornke
zajednice ko &c to veme biti sjednici Gavnog Od
bora glavnom uredu, kao casnike
Odsjek apelira odsjeke canstvo Pittsburgha
okoice da dodju oval pocasni banket naso sarijoj
braci odlicnim zajedncarima.
Nase vrjedne clanice Hrvace prirediti ce tecnu bo
gatu veGeru kako hrvatske kuharice kuhati znadu
Uaznica banket So
Drustva pojedinci koji primil uaznce, unloava
da ave najzad do 20 marca iii prize koko &c uaz
MICA uze ravnanje koko osoba trebamo hrane
Frank Pastorkovich tajnk
Matt Abel, blagajnik
Philip Vukeich, perovodja