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Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10

lack of development capital, how
ever, the country has remained
undeveloped and its people deep
in poverty. Yemen has no real
roads, no modern seaport, and is
sadly lacking in technical skills.
A big step toward tapping its
own resources was made late in
1855. when the Imam Ahmed, King
of Yemen, signed an exploration
agreement with an American oil
company. Walter Gabler, head of
the Yemeni Development Corp. as
the company now is named, signed
the agreement and began explOr-
alton in the high plateau of cen
tral Yemen.
Signs Favorable
There are encouraging signs of
oil in Yemen, but it is still un-
known whether deposits exist in
commercial quantities.
Yemens territory is adjacent to
Saudi Arabia, where an American
OlA COAlHdHy AOHS dSo 80 SS- -
rich. The Yemen government IS
praying il will be as lucky as the
Saudis. who now receive 23O mil
lion dollars yearly from oil
If the oil experiment is success
full, il will almost certainly lead to
development in other fields. All
over Yemen are signs of mineral
wealth. Already. the Yemenites
operate a primitive steel indus
try" of their own. Every gentlemen
in Yemen wears a dagger whose
steel blade is forged from Yemen
ite iron.
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10
Washington Letter : By Robert Nelson Taylor

America, had been waiting. With
steel plentiful and relatively
cheap, the destiny of the United
States as a world power began
swiftly to emerge. The tools for
expansion, industrially and geo
graphically, were now at hand. BY
1879, the new steel industry achiev-
ed it's first milliOn-ton year. Twen-
ty years later it exceeded ten mil
lion tons. At the close of its first
century, the three billiOnth ton
of steel was poured at one of the
notions "a steel producing plants.
Today, our steel making capacity
stands at 133,459,150 tons a year,
and plans now under way will pro-
vide a 143 million ton capacity by
January /, 1859.
This is the back-drop for the
Steel Centennial, an observance
that began on May first and contin-
ues throughout the year. These
are the things the industry recalls
with pride. And these are the
achievements that provide our best
assurance of progress and security
as History turns the first page of
the second century of the Steel
Age.
OFFSPRINGS TAKE NOTE
All fathers have whiskers, and
most fathers are fishermen.
However unrelated these obser-
Vations may seem, we can be sure
that millions of fathers are dream
ing now of casting their lines into
lakes and streams, the surf and
the deep blue (Or green) sea. Fur
ther, that when this happy time
has come and gone, all of them will
need to shave before they go back
to work.
Add to these fundamentals
truths the further fact that Sun
day, June t6, will be Fathers Day,
and you have all the ingredients of
the most inspired idea for spread
ing sunshine, removing shadow
and-let's face it-selling goods
that we have yet seen in a single
plastic package.
This transparent fly and bait
hoy, equipped with a razor, blades,
and tested golden lure" that will
work equally well in fresh or salt
water, is the inspiration of the
razor people who have been SO
closely associated with so many
sports over the years. But more
important, it equips fathers for
two of their most important coach
ing duties-to teach their teen-age
sons to shave properly and to fish
properly.
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10
AN INFLATIONARY TAX

No less an authority than Interstate Com
merce Commissioner Anthony Arpaia has
pointed to the folly of continuing the excise
taxes on transportation. These taxes,
amounting to 10 per cent on passenger ser
vice and three per cent on freight shipments,
were created as a World War Ii emergency
measure, largely to discourage unnecessary
traffic at time when all the transportation
services were strained to the limit. That
emergency has long passed but the taxes are
still in the books.
The Commissioner said: "The Govern
ment clings to the excise taxes on freight and
passenger service which brings $637 million
dollars to the Government in revenue, al
though this tax is an important factor in
retarding the progress of an efficient, up-tO-
date, organized system of public transporta-
ton which is an integral part of the machin-
cry of defense which costs billions"
Actually, the revenue loss to the govern
ment would not be so large sum. The ex-
else taxes are largely paid by business con-
Germs, and are deductible from income tax
as a necessary business expense. Elimina-
tion of the excise taxes, therefore, would re
suit in increased income taxes. Secondly, the
stimulating effect excise tax repeal would
have on the traffic borne by the commercial
carriers would in itself increase govern
ment's normal tax revenues.
Finally, it is estimated that each $500 of
freight tax spread over the whole operation
from manufacturer to consumer adds over
$32, on the average, to the prices paid by
consumers for manufactured articles. Thus,
the tax is infatiOnary to an extreme.
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10
Oil May Provide Key
For Opening Up Yemen
By WILTON WYNN

Yemen Q41-An American oil become
hidden riches the kingdom
o the worlds isolated countries
southwest Arabia along the Red Sea- Yemen poten
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10
~G0NS
ISSUE FOR 1860

1t is a gross mistake to gauge the future
merely by the seeming surface course of
day-by-day events and the immediate news
as it is rushed to and upon US. There are un-
dercurrentS which sometimes run so deeply
that their pressure is not felt for a long
time. Eventually these undercurrents rise
and toss wave upon wave across the surface
We are in such period.
Thinking of this and of 1860, it should
be emphasized now that foreign affairs for
eign policy, the international scene will fig
ure largely in the next presidential election.
From now until that distant leap year No
vember of decision, the international crisis
will continue. Emotionally as well as finan-
cially and politically, it will go on affecting
Americans all over the nation. And the flow
of foreign news will pile upon the American
mind. What are deep undercurrents now
will be strong streams in 1860.
Thus, it behoOves leaders, candidates and
aspirant candidates for the Congress as well
as the highest offices of the land to keep
abreast of foreign affairs and to be sure of
their statements and their record. For the
slow shaping up of the future suggests that
foreign policy will be very big issue Of the
1860 campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Barley Lamb Broth

20 - Barley Lamb Broth
70 cup coarse barley
? lamb Sh0Rks
2qu0rfS cold water
? teaspoons salt
70 cup brown rice, washed
" cup minced carrots
n cup minced onion
! cup minced celery
! IOIs-Ounce can condensed tomato soup
Soak barley in water to cover overnight.
Wash lamb shanks. Combine with barley,
water, salt and rice. Cover and simmer
~ hours. Add boiling water to keep
liquid to two quarts. Add vegetables and
SOUP Simmer 30 minutes. Cool and skim
fat. Remove meat from shank bones; cut
in small pieces; return to soup. Refrieer-
ate overnight to reheat the following day.
Yield: s portions.
- Dutch Bean Soup
pound dried navy beans
quarts cold water
4 small smoked pork Sh0nkS
teaspoons salt
cups finely chopped onion
cups finely chopped celery
cup kefchup
Soak beans in water to cover overnight.
Combine with cold water and the other
ingredients. Cover and simmer until meat
falls from bones, about 2 hours. Add boil
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vest" Look into her freezer = almost as
much variety there as in the cold cases at
your supermarket. But the soups you
won't find anywhere else but in the home
pot. Try these four like Mama made
them" You will be surprised, and l will
too. if you don't enjoy the results. Real
good eating, and such little cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
by cLEMENTINE PADDLEFoRD
This Week Food Editor

Isle, ILL.
n queen among the soup makers is Mrs.
Cornelius Stob, Isle, III. The stars in her
repertoire are not those delicate brews
famed chefs prepare to prelude fine din
ners Mrs. Stob makes stick-to-your-ribs
soups, breathing reinsurance, loaded with
liquid richness, meal in bowl. Go pros
pecting with your spoon = such good
things TO discover! Here is the joy Of
adventure pursuing to the last mouth
full and never quite knowing.
Mrs. Stob was born in Amsterdam,
Holland, one of II children and brought
here as a fodder when Mama and Papa
came to live in Chicago. Theodora's earli-
est memory is Of Mama's soup pot,
symbol of her everyday thrifty cooking.
And such wonderful soup Mama ladled
out to the hungry brood. When soup was
served it made the meal. The kinds: the
famous Dutch pea soup, the vegetable
soup with meat balls. navy bean, the
potato soup. Always served as a go-along
was homemade bread, great billowy loaves
of bread, each one as big as sofa pillow.
Filled To The Chin
A hearty dessert would be the ending "a
pudding perhaps, or egg pancakes rolled
up tight with brown sugar or maybe
syrup filling, this preferred by the chill
dren. Second helping on the soup, more
bread and butter, and a dozen hungry
Youngsters were filled to the chin.
Theodore showed US the round family
table which she inherited from home -
90 inches in diameter to seat "a persons.
She keeps this in her dining room and
wouldn't part with it for anything. "And
we are but two,'' Mrs. Stob said, my
husband and myself, that is, since our son
finished college" He is DIR. Martin Stob
teaching in the School of Animal Hus-
bandry Of the Department Of Agriculture
at Purdue University.
Mrs. Stob makes her soups usually for
six, which is a big meal for two, but she
freezes the leftover. The Stobs live in an
old farmhouse recently remodeled, with
five acres of land in orchards and garden.
Each year Theodore freezes the har-
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ing water as needed to keep liquid content
at quarts. Yield: s to 8 portions.
o. - Hamburger Ball Soup
2POHndy marrow bones with NEAR
2qH0rfS cold water
? teaspoons S0if
4 stalks celery, co0rSeiy chopped
small onion, co0rSeiy chopped
n cup minced parsley
Combine marrow bones, water and salt.
Cover and simmer lh hours. Remove
bones and meat and put aside to use for
stew later. Add vegetables and meat balls
to stock. Cover and continue cooking
about 30 minutes. Yield 6 portions.
Near Balls for Soup:
pound ground very lean round
cup -four
" teaspoon pepper, freshly ground
? teaspoons nutmeg, freshly grated
Salt 10 taste
Mix ingredients with hands until we'll
blended. Shape into marhle-size balls.
81 Holland Pea Soup
cup dried green split peas
II2 quarts cold water
Is pound lean pork shoulder, cur in
1z-iHch cubes
I1s teaspoons salt
I2peppercornS
" teaspoon caperS (opfion0D
" cup minced onion
Hs cups finely chopped celery
Soak peas in water to cover overnight.
Combine with water, the meat, salt, pep
percorns and capers. Cover and simmer
for ; hours. Add boiling water to keep
liquid at " quarts. Add onion and celery;
cook 80 minutes. Yield: 6 portions.
THIS WEEK Moeozin./ Fsbrvory 10. 1857
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0dsjek br. 504 slayi &-godisnjicu svoq
Opstanka S piknikom ma 8. septembra

Struthers Ohio. = Odsjek broj 504 Hrvatske Bratske
jednice proslav ce 45godisncu svoga opstanka pix
nixon nedelu s. septembra godine Time &C tako-
djer oda poGast nasim starm odseGnim pionirima Pix
mix &c odrzat zemstu liza Hrvatskog Donna 199
Lowelvle Road Struthers, Ohio.
Ma pikniku &c Piles svirat zabavu pjevati
vrlo dobro pozna popuarn tamburask zbor "Sloboda
IL East Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bit 6e izobilju raznja pecene janjetnc pocam cd
podne pa cijeli dan, koju &c peel John Skocc ko e
tom poslu Takoder &c bt raznovrsnih naptaka
svima dosta.
Mi pozvamo clanove H.B.z prijatelje il bliza
daeka da dodju mas piknk time uzveca nasu pro-
savu gdje &c mat priku da ugodno pozabave pro-
vesele svom starm kao novim prijateljma koii &c
oga dana biti medju mama Kisa iii grjalo pknk
&c poceti u podne.
Sv dobro dos Vincent Radlovic, predsi
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Pros|ava Hrvatskog Dana u St. Louisa
0drzati &c Sc prvoq ruina owe iodine

Hrvati St Louisa spremaju Sc godine, kako to
chill gotovo bez prekda kroz punh so godna da
proslave svoj Hrvatski Dam Uobcaen Dan prosave
jest nedjeja pred Labor Day, koa godne pada
Prosava &c obaviti vastitoi dvoran
dovitoj basel 12oj Russell Blvd Prosava pocinie
svecanom misOm II sat, mise ruca1 dvo-
rani napokon slobodna zabava veselje.
Hvatski Dan ST. Lousu jest jpos iecena priredba
godine naso basel gde skoro narodnost St Louisa
svake godne prreduju svoe navane prredbe Hrvatski
Dan nije manestacija hrvatske misli duha nego
tai dan sasanu prijaelj biz dani provedu ie-
dno krasno popodne zajedno razgovoru zabav
pive vrucu janjetnu onako po domacu
Dok Sc sirom Amerike kaze: Meet in St Louis
dote st. Louis govori Meet st. Joseph Croatian
Park. Bee SUNNI toga dana b naSoj basel sto
hrvask misli osjeca st. Louisu okolci mi pozivamo
sve Hrvate siro Amerike ko maju prgodu cii in pu-
ev vode toga dana bzu ST. Louisa, da dodu tai dan
zabavu nasu bascu. Ia svakog &C bi mesta svi nam
dobro dosli!
Hrvati st. Louisa okoice posjete priredbu Hr-
vaskog Dana stare mlado, da svoj ponos da
ntko moze pobjedt naSem vlastom pragu niti
brojem nit uspjeljom zabavon Povedie sa sobom svoe
prijaele znance drugih narodnost da vide da ina
mnogo Hrvata da smo sv kao braca.
Ia sto ugodnu zabavu svrati &c jedan orestar cieo
po podne, drugi kroz noe.
Brace Hrvati propuste zgodu da posjetite zadnji
jznacanij piknk zabavu hrvask koone St Louisll
PriredjivaGki Odbor.
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zajednictarski piknik
Hamilton. Ont, Can. &c

Hamilton. Ont, Can. - Od-
sick GA i Pomladak gnijezdo
broj 397 HBZ. priredjuju "a
.iednicki piknik u korist Maj
cinog Kluba, koji &c Sc odrza-
ii u nedielju, 1. septembra o.
e. u Shady Acres Picnic
Grounds, blizu Binbrook, On
tario. Pocetak u 1 sat poslije
podne.
Ma ovom zemljistu "a pix
mix imade raznovrsnih zabav-
nih stvari "a igranje, kako "a
odrasle tako i "a djecu. Tko
zeli moze jasiti ma malim iii
velikim konjima, voziti Sc ma
camcima i brodovima, plesati
u veikoj dvorani, t. d. Ina
dosta klupa j stolova. Tako-
djer namjeravamo organizi-
rati razne sportske igre izme-
dju naseg ods.ieka 644 osta-
lih odsieka HBZ. IL Toronto,
Wellanda, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, t. d.
Biti &c dosta S raznja pece-
ne janjetine i svega ostalog
sto njome ide.
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Poziv ma piknik

Milwaukee, Wis. - Ovime
Sc poziva cjelokupni mas ma
rod Milwaukee i okolice, da
izvole posjetiti mas posljedn.ii
piknik owe sezone, kojeg pri-
redju.ie mas Americko Hrvat-
ski K Klub u ponedjeljak ma
Labor Day, 2. septembra, u
Geboy Grove ma '9047 West
Greenfield Avenue.
Imati cemo po nasem hr-
vatskom obicaiu vruce ma
raznju pecene janjetine j dru-
gih zagrizaka, kao i hladnog
osvjezu.iuceg plea. Nakon O.
vog Labor Day piknika vec
ne bude takve prilike "a ja-
njetinu, pax pohrlite svi sloz-
no da tn ianjetinu pojedete
nakon je mi priredimo, onako
kako to spada, po nasu do
macu. Imati cemo muziku
plesanje "a one koii to vole.
Nezaboravite Labor Day =
prvi ponedjeljak u septem-
bru.
Ia Americko Hrv. klub,
Anton F. Srok, tajnik.
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Hryatski zaiedniCarski Dan II Cleyelandu

Cleveland Ohio. - Ovime pozivaju nase razne
organizaciie narod uopce da dodju prosavu
21og zajedncarskog Dana, koeg priredjuu UJednJenl
Odseci HBZ. grada Clevelanda nedjelju septembra
O.. G., Purtas Springs Parku.
Piknk &c poceti podne trajati do kasno noci, a
planira sada vro jepi ma koJem ce ma
stupiti pevack zborovi "Abrasevic Slavu koo Aces,
Euclid Kolo Kids Koo plesaGi gniiezda broj 55 HBZ,
nasa famozna clevelandska Tamburtza Symphonic, pod
vodstvom Jim kovaGevica
Izvjestitelj programa ce b naseg hrvatskog Radio
Sata zvestitel brat John Bre glavn govornc ce bit
braca prvi popreds HBZ Josp Bazaric IL Chicago
drugi potpredsjed Milan VraneS IL Pittsburgha.
Kupujte prodavajte srecke koje Sc natjecu
Krajce, to
Cd odsjeka IA, Barbara Samac; cd odsjeka A. Bar
bara Cemence; cd odsjeka 80, Elsie Rapch Cd odseka
235 Barbara Kasunch cd odseka 4O3 Joan Carol Dobrc
i cd odseka 663 Judy Bilcc.
Pozdravn govor &c odrzat brat Frank Bukoyac, pred
sednk Ujednjenh Odseka HB.Z grada Clevelanda Pro
gram pocima totno $50 sat posje podne b &C jedan
cd naepsh sto in ikada dosada mai prigodom Ia
jedncarskih Dana
Tiket "a voznju Parku ce opet owe godme djeti
djec pa umolavau sv upravitel nasih gniezda HBZ
da dodju piknk dobiju svou kvotu tiketa ako da in
mogu dat svojim clanovma, koe &c moci dob kod
sire Josephine Boek.
Anna Rescc ia mica
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Poziv ma piknik

Mckeesport, Pa. - Cero-
vacki Klub Sveti Kriz prize
djuje piknik u nedjelju, 1. sep
tembra o. g., ma dobro po-
znatom mjestu kOsut
Parku, Long Run Road, ne.
daleko Walnut Street.
Ma pikniku ce svirati dobro
poznati zbor Tammie Serena
ders. Pc obicaju biti &c vruce
janjetine hladnog plea. ia
njetine ce biti gotove Ia objed
II II sati prize podne u Skol-
skoj Dvorani ma Shaw Ave.
nue., a ma pikniku cijelo posli.
je podne do kasno u vecer.
Pozivamo mas narod liz gra-
da McKeesporta i okolice da
mas posiete ma pikniku, a ma.
pose naSe Cerovnicane da svi
dodju i pomognu uzvelicati O.
val piknik, poSto Sc isti pri.
redjuie "a dobru svrhu, "a
pomoc popravka crkve u mje.
stu Cerovniku. Slucajno da
koji nemozete doci ma piknik,
kao braca sestre Cerovcani
i ostali prijatelji il West Vir-
giniie Ohio, a zelili bi po-
neka posalju svoj dar
ma John Spehar, 7O8 Fair
View Avenue, Mckeesport,
Pa. Ivan Pavlic. izVi.
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Labor Day 2 septembra g., Hrvatskom Domu u West
Brownsville Pa. Mas Dom je dake tako preureden mo-
dernizran da ce bti jedan Cd najepsih ovoj
okolici, nego u cjeoj drzav Pennsylvania.
Prvi dan subou bt ce otvorenje cijeli dan sati
mat cemo Melo Star Orchestra, koa &c do kasno
vecer zabavljat stare mlade. ..
Drugi dan nedelju mat cemo tamburaski zbor "Slo-
ga Monessen Pa pod vodstvom Steve Zoretch koja &c
svrau cd sata pose podne pa do 9 sat u veGer Cd
sa pa dalje svirat ce is Orkestar koji svra Kubu
svake nedjeje vecer.
Trec zavrsni dan Labor Day svirat ce tamburaski
zbor Lira z Large Pa pod vodsvom Jove Radujkovica
cd sata poslije podne pa do kasne veceri.
Da1le, kroz tr dana imati cemo obilju raznja
peGene janjene prasetine kao svakovrsnog plea svma
dosta Stoga pozvljemo canove HBz prijatelje il
biza daeka, da posjec prosav otvorenja naseg
preuredjenog Donna sto vecem brou Dom je dosta ve
prostran kojeg moze komodno stat preko 400 osoba
cato dodjte kroz tr DANA da skupa pozabavo
proveselimo prigodom nase velike slave Ulaz e
svakoga slobodan besplaan pati tko sta po
tros On koj dolaze z daleka neka prave kod nash
bartendera neka dokazu da Ganov H. B. Zajednicc
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Piknici odsjeka 170

Gary, Ind. - Odsjek ITO
H. B. z. priredjuje diva pix
nika i to u nedjelju, 1. sep
tembra i u ponedjeljak, 2.
septembra ma Labor Day. O.
vo &c biti zadnji nasi piknici
"a ovu godinu, stoga poziva-
mo svu bracu i sestre naseg
odsjeka i sve nase prijatelje
grada Gary okolice, da do
dju u sto vecem broju ma O.
We piknike, koji &c biti ma
BunCic Farmi.
Piknici pocimaju tocno u
II sati o podne pa do kasno
u noe. l kao uvijek do sada
po nasem starom obicaju BIZ
ii &c dosta pecene mlade ja-
njetine i svakovrsnog plea, a
goste ce zabavljati d O b a r
tamburaski zbor. Bus &c vozi-
tt cd 45-te i Broadway pa ma
piknik.
Ia dobru podvorbu i do
stojan docek brine Sc mas od-
bcr, koji YAM unapred kaze
= dobro nam dosli!
Frank Zivcic, perov.
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Nastpp nacionaInih
Grupa U South Parku

Pittsburgh, Pa. Razne
narodne grupe opet ce biti
prestavljene sa svojim pro-
gramima "a vrijeme County
Fair 1857, po6am Cd 20. au-
gusta do 2. septembra, u
South Parku, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Owe talentirane grupe, O.
djevene u narodnim nosnj ia
ma, ma svojim programme
nastupiti ce S pjesmama, pie
sovima i glazbom. Madjari
i Lebanezi &c nastupiti u &C.
tvrtak, 20. augusta; Irci Po-
ljaci u petak, 80. augusta
Skoti i Grci u subotu, 81. au-
gusta; Slovaci i Talijani u ne
djelju, l. septembra, a u po-
septembra nastupiti ce Kolo
grupa odsjeka br. 354 HBZ IL
Cokeburga sa srpskim hr-
vatskim plesovima, pod vod-
stvom Bernard Nj. Luketich.
septembra nastupiti &c sa Ko-
10 plesovima Srbi Hrvati.
Hrvate &c zastupati Kolo CRU
pa odsjeka broj 354 HBZ. il
Cokeburg, Pa, pod vodstvom
Bernard M. Luketich.
Program Allegheny Coun-
ty Fair Il South Parllu, godi-
&nje privlace ma milione naro-
da, posto oni koii iste posje-
cuju mogu vidjeti raznih dru-
9Th zanimivih zabavnih pro-
grama.
Owl svi gornji programi ma
rodnih grupa biti &c u 7::3O
u vecer ma gore pomenute da-
tune, koje cete moci vidjeti
i u svojim kucama ma tele-
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Poziv ma piknik

Phoenix, Ariz. = Odsjek
97S i njegov Pomladak gni-
iezdo broj 678 HBZ cine pri-
preme "a svoj piknik, koji ce
Sc odrzati u nedjelju, 8. sep
tembra o. g., u South Noun
tain Ramada. Clanovi Po-
mlatka &c primiti besplatno
"hot dogs pop. Ia sve ce
biti dosta vruce sa raznja pc
Gene janjetine napitaka "a
okrijepu.
Pozivaju sc svi clanovi da
dodju ma oval piknik, kao i
ostali clanovi susjednih odsje-
ka i neclanovi slavenskog po-
rijekla. Svi ste nam dobro do
sli. Svaki clan koji zeli pru-
ziti bilo kakovu pomoc neka
dodje u vezu S odsjecnim tai
nixon iii upraviteljicom Po-
mlatka, sestrom Goldie Tur-
kovich.
Dodjite svi proveselite Sc
ma ovom pikniku, koji sc pri-
redjuje "a dobrobit naseg od-
sjeka i gnijezda Pomlatka.
Marion Colson, tajnik
Goldie Turkovich, uprav.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
Piknik odsieka b33

Mather, Pa. - Odsjek 633
H.B.Z. proslavit &c radnicki
dan - Labor Day S piknikom
u svojim klubskim prostori-
jana u nedielju, 1. septem-
bra owe godine.
Po nasem obicaju imati ce-
mo S raznja pecene .ianietine
pocam cd podne pa do kasno
u vecer, kao i svakovrsnih
napitaka svima dosta. U We
Ger cemo imati dobru glazbu
"The Four Crowns. koja
&c ugodno zabavljati mlado i
stare.
Nasi clanovi pozivlju i O.
stale clanove susiednih od-
sjeka i sve prijatelie mjesta
i okolice, da mas dodiu po-
sjetiti time uzvelicati oval
mas piknik slavu radnickog
dana - Labor Day.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
r. MilOvac, tajnik.