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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-08

ment officials attending q
three-day meeting here that
the Federal program has &C
centuated the need for more
and better planning at the local
level.
The conference ended today
after Mr.. Mcmillan spoke. Ses-
sions have been held at Vir-
ginia Military Institute.
Mr.. McMillan's plea was pre-
ceded by a recommendation
yesterday for new State legis-
lation allowing municipal or
county agencies to prohibit sub
division Of land or construction
of buildings within rights-of-
way selected for the new inter-
state system.
The recommendation was
made by James Breakell, di-
rector of the Roanoke Planning
Commission, who addressed a
panel on urban road problems.
Procedure Now Lacking
At present, he said. there is
no legal method to prevent
subdivision, nor can a building
permit be refused in a selected
righ-of-way. A right-of way
line may be established as much
as five years before construc-
ton begins and there is no
way to protect it until the land
actually Is acquired. he de-
clared.
The planning director said
this problem was of particular
Importance to urban areas and
could result in undue postpone
ment Of road construction in
urban areas with priority going
to rural sections where rights
of-way are more easily acquired.
Mr.. Breakell said also he
believed coming controls should
be strengthened and extended
to protect interstate highways.
with particular attention to bill
boards land to unsightly used
car lots or automobile grave
yards"
The Virginia State Highway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-08
|MckeIdin Picks
Bonus Panel
To Study Plans

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 8 tP.-
Gov. McKeldin yesterday
named a joint legislative COM
mittee to study war veterans
bonus proposals. He appointed
the same legislators picked by
the Legislative Council to ask
him why he had refused to
name such a committee.
The De m CORA t-controlled
council, between-sessions study
arm of the General Assembly
voted on Wednesday to send a
committee of its most influen-
tial members and representa-
tives of veterans organizations
to discuss the issue with the
Republican Governor.
The action was taken after
the reading of a letter from
the United Maryland Veterans
Council complaining that the
Governor had mot seen fit" to
set up the study committee. as
requested in a resolutio n
adopted by the 1857 Legisla-
ture.
Gov. McKeldin yesterday
wrote Senate President Gold
stein, Democrat of Calvert, and
House Speaker Luber. Demo-
crat of Baltimore, that he was
appointing them to the joint
committee, along with Senator
Phoebus, Republican of Somer-
set; Senator Phipps. Demo
crat of Anne Arundel. and Del
egate Hughes, Republican Of
Allegany.
These are the same law
makers selected by the council
to visit Annapolis with repre-
sentative of six veterans or
CARNATIONS for a conference
with the Governor.
Gov. McKeldin named Mr.
Goldstein chairman of thu
committee.
The Governor said he hat
previously told veterans groups
urging appointment of such
committee that the logica
committees" for the consider
alton of bonus proposals arr
the Senate Finance COMMITTEES
and the House Ways and Means
Committee.
Gov. McKeldin said he tolc
the veterans lit would be SUI.
perfluous and indeed a subter.
fuge for me to name the
proposed special committee"
Il note from published new,
stories. however. that the Leg.
islative Council appears II
believe that such a joint com
mittee should be named BY
me-" the Governor said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-08

A Children's Center counselor
was ordered suspended for five
days yesterday by Welfare Di-
rector Gerard M. Shea for hit
ting a 15-year-old boy on the
hand with a table tennis paddle.
An investigation by Donald
Brewer. deputy welfare director.
indicated that Monroe E.
Thompson. the counselor, struck
the boy after the youth set fire
to his mattress, Mr.. Shea said.
The boy was quoted as claiming
the fire was accidental. He is
now missing from the institu-
ton.
The counselor was ordered
suspended from November II to
Fl on grounds of using corporal
punishment, striking the boy
twice, and also for having pre-
viously left the security cottage
unsupervised to watch the
World Series on television, Mr..
Shea reported.
Warning Also Issued
The welfare director warned
Mr.. Thompson in a letter that
any further substantiated COM
plants against him would bring
a longer suspension or dis
missal.
The 15-year-old and five
other boys ran away from the
center's security cottage on
Tuesday morning. The others
have been returned, but he is
still out.
The youths mother sought
his commitment in May on
grounds he was beyond her
control. He repeatedly was not
going to school regularly and
not keeping to the terms of a
Juvenile Court probation.
Ran Away in August
He had been placed in q
security cottage after having
run away in August and then
given himself UP to police vol
unfairly 10 days later. the well
fare director said.
He ran away Tuesday after
going before the institution s
Adjustment Committee Monday
and failing to win release from
the security cottage. A fellow
inmate obtained a key to open
the door while the counselors
were in another part of the
building. it was reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-08
'SiIver-Age Purty'
Set in Arlington

A silver age Thanksgiving
party" will be held at pm.
tomorrow at the Arlington Rec
reation Center. 440 North
George Mason drive. The dane
ing party for older persons will
feature music by a teen-age
orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-08
Cited for School Aid

Donald A. Russell of Anran-
dale, Va. county PTA budget
chairman, is the first winner
of the Fairfax County Sun Echo
Education Award. it was an
nounced today. The award is
given for volunteer service to
the county's schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-08

Democratic woman's Clubs of
Maryland.
The biggest ovation was
given Controller J. Willard
Tawes.
Tawes Voices Confidence
Mr.. Tawes, expressing conf
dance over the lead he has
taken In seeking support for
his bid for the gubernatorial
nomination, had this to say
about those who are challeng-
ing him:
Even at this late date. in
spite Of all the handwriting on
the wall, we are still seeing the
dreary spectacle Of some mem
bers Of our own Democratic
Party on guard against all at
cidal fight.
%. Right here and now I
want to put the Democratic
Party on guar dagainst all at
tempts to fragment, splinter or
isolate one element of our party
from another"
D'AlesandrO Asks Harmony
Baltimore City Mayor D'Ales-
andre, an unofficial candidate
for the governorship, also
called for harmony and then.
in what some considered a dig
at Mr.. Tawes, said:
I'VE cannot win with candi-
dates who think like Repub-
licans, act like Republicans and,
for all intents and purposes,
are Republicans"
Mr.. Tawes has been State
controller under both McKeldin
administrations and ran with
out Republican opposition.
In q paid advertisement in
last nights program Mr.. D'Ales-
andre asserted that no Demo-
crat is afraid of a primary
and added that some members
of the party show IAN inclina-
ton to revive the smoke filled
room tradition"
George P. Mahoney said he
intended to run for either the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-08
Educators to Meet

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Nov
8 (P).-Some lao State super
intendents or commissioners OF
education are expected here
next week for the annual meet
ing of the Council of Chief
State School Officers,
The meeting will run Mon
day through Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-08
MARYLAND PTA Presses
Plan for $500 Raises
BY A star star Correspondent

BALTIMORE Nov. 8-The Maryland Congress Of Parents
Teachers last night hammered out its 1858 legislative
program that gives priority to overriding Gov McKedns
veto of bill to raise the pay of teachers by $4o0.
After long and bitter fight substituted in
its action program the overriding plan instead of fight for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-08
Virginia Towns Urged
To Improve Road Links
BY MARY LOU WERNER
Star Staff Correspondent

LEXINGTON Va. Nov. 8-The 18th annual Virginia
Highway Conference heard plea for improved local
street planning to tie in with the Federal interstate high
way program.
Claude r. Mcmillan, chief highway commissioner of South
Carolina highway planners and local
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-08
MARYLAND Democrats Air
Varied Harmony Plans
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
star staff Correspondent

BALTIMORE Nov. 8-Marylands Democratic hopefuls
their old night
reaction from their audience that each asking
for it on his terms
asprans to Statewide Office addressed
now crowd of 800 the closing banquet Of the United
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-02-23
Bluefield State College
Alumni Association
Organizes Scholarship
Fund For Their
Alma Mater

The executive committee of the Buefeld State College
Alumni Association has voted establish scholarship
fund to benefit students of Buefeld State College
The fund will be called the Alumni Scholarship Fund
and Will be administered by scholarship board appontc
by President Allen Connolly The members this board
are: Martin K. Austin, Chairman. Beckley; Beatrice
Hazard, Mulens; Mrs. Virginia Hebert Buefeld Mrs.
Suzanne Slaughter Keystone Mrs. Eleanor GARRISON
gam David Coleman, Anawat and j. Douglas Anderson,
Buefied President of all units will be associate mem
bers of the committee
The board will meet in the future to determine
possible of money and to up and regua
tons for it's administration The many Alumni units
throughout the nation will be expected support pro
ect through contributions and the individual alumnae
we'll
The committee is DESTROYS of having tentative plans
ready for approval of the general at annual
meeting at the commencement season
Reunion plans for all Seven classes of the college
ceved special attention at this meeting
Members present for the meeting included Mrs Beatrice
Hazard WyomingCounty; Attorney Brown H. Payne and
and Martin Austin Raleigh County, Mrs Virginia Heber
John Edley, Mrs. Rosa Hobson, Allan Connolly and j. d
Anderson, Mercer County.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04
Powhatan News

MI and Mrs. r B Condrey and
son, Tuohy, Of Goocnland county.
We're Sunday guests Of Nh and
Mrs Claude Jones.
Some 800 persons attended the
twenty fifth anniversary celebra-
ton Of the r. c. Goodwin plant
here Friday evening The PoWha-
tan Moon Sinners played some
good string music, and the teen
aged group held a party after the
social hour. w r. Parker told Of
Mr. and Mrs Goodwin and theil
family in the community. and
what It had meant K r. Yates
spoke on the history Of the bus
mess and its meaning to the COM
munlty.
Qu-le a number Of local people
attended the opening Of the new
Blanton and Peasants store nj
Gainesville Friday and Saturday
Charles Celia and w. r, Parker
attended the chicken barbecue
given by the Buckingham way
side near Sprouse's corner Satur-
day.
News reached here Saturday
night Of the death Of H. w. ellis,
dairy farmer. Of Chula, Amelia
county He was the brother Of j
I n cine ,,rha o,>a,a.aa +ha -+a,.a
on Route 50 here until recently.
The community was also sorry
TO learn Of the death Of Mrs
Frances D Irving. Of Cartersvllle.
who was well known ii Powha-
1 tan
Charles Montgomery. w IA
Blandtord, w r. Parker aid III
K Davis were guests of W.
! Scott Irby al his caoin Oh Bugs
Island Tuesday
Mrs Oliver Lippy. James SUI
led Dr. oNeal took him immed-
lately to his Office fol- Ill anti
venom shot. Gary SAYS nc has had
no pad effects from the bite. The
make was gilled.
Four Home Demonstration ch,h
meetings are scheduled for ne8t
Week Namozine At 100 B. III.
Monday PET 7 ~ The community
house Mattoax. At = j. III, Tues
DAY oct. at the community
oulldinf; Pine Grove. 1T D D. m
oct 2 Win Mrs NJ r Blacham.
and Mannboro At y j. m. oct. ID,
WITH Mrs. William Mumtord
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04

RIM x. 4. Dnnkuin was dinner
guest Monday Of MI and MS
Macon Vaughan.
MIS-. ia Marks spent Tuesday III
Richmond
M and Mrs. J v Grafton spen.
Sunday with MI. and Mrs. Russell
Cnrrin, Of Crewe.
MIS-. Bessie Nelson and son,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04

Ivan and Mrs Charles Bevins all
tended the middle district WMU
executive meeting at the home Of
Mrs 81 =. Jackson Saturday
Mrs. Oliver LlrpyS WMU leader
fof Lydia Green group, held all
executive meeting September %
IN the home Of Mrs Julian
Plans were made for the fall
group meeting tt IN held in Red
Lane Baptist Church October 8
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04

Mrs r. r. Barnes and Miss Es-
telle Allen spent Tuesday in Rich
mond
Mrs Thomas Stark. Jr.. MIS-. j
Garland Hutcheson, the Rev Mr.
Wilson M Stitt. Mrs. w. c. Pos
ton, and Mrs. J B. Mason repre-
sented Christ Episcopal Church,
Amelia at the district meeting Of
the womans auxiliary at ST.
Johns Church, Chester, las
Tuesday
After the netting Mrs. Thomas
Stark, Jr. left for Norfolk, re-
turning to Amelia Thursday
Billy Barr. student at RPI in
Richmond, spent the week end in
Amelia with his parents. Mi and
Mrs w d Barr
Mrs William Jefferson. OF
Richmond. spent Friday night at
her home here. She left Saturday
to spend a week with friends in
Winston Salem. N. G.
Teachers Come Home
Miss Frances Evans. who teach
eS III Petersburg, and Miss Mary
jefferson. who teaches ID Lyncn-
burg. were week end visitors al
fhei1 h0roae Mara
Mrs R. p Hardy. Mr and MIS-
St Julien Shelton, and their son
Of Newport News, were in Amelia
Saturday to spend the day with
Mrs. Hardy's sister-in-law Miss
Rebie Harry Mrs. Hardy is spend
ing tht winter in Newport News
With heT daughter, Mrs. Shelton
Mrs. E II Burke, Mrs. James
w Royal and daughter, Linda
motored to Richmond Saturday
where Mrs Burke attended tie
bridge luncheon for members Of
the Colony Club
Miss Alice Hardy. Mrs. r. B
Childress and daughter. Peggy
and Mrs J. B. Mason were ii
Richmond Friday.
Royal Guests
I Mrs, Arthur Thomas. Of Mt
Airy. n. c.. her sister, Mrs. Robert
Harold Of Winston Salem. N. 6.
and Mr. and Mrs Webster Mosel
I and daughter, Glenda. also Of Mt
Airy, were the week end guests o.
Mrs W. j Royal and Mr.. anc
Mrs Harold Osborne.
! Amelia County Lions club helc
70 district meeting and dinner If
! the basement Of Trinity Method
ist Church Saturday Clubs from
Blackstone. Crewe. Kenblidge anc
Amelia We're represented. After
ward, dance was held at tht
Veteran 5 building
/ MI and Mrs. 6 E. Lake. d
White Plains, N Y. arrived dur
] .pe the week end to visit Mi. anc
Mrs u Garland Hutcheson. MI
Lake left Monday Mrs. Lake vii
stay OH until Friday With tie
Hutchesons.
DIN and Meredith Hardy twn
i son and daughter Of MI. and Mrs
George q Hardy. III, and then
parents spent Sunday al the fes-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04

Clarence Nelson. of Richmond.
spent Thursday with her brother.
Charlie Grafton and visited her sts-
ter mrs Steward CLARK and family,
NJ Rehob6th
Mrs Ola Fowls, VI Maheriin ANA
Nh. and MIS-. Leroy Collier. Vt
Fafmvllle. attending the wedding ot
j. G FoWlks. Jl,.. and Miss Ruth
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04
MeIlerriin

Mr. Ard MIS- Ernest owen. u
HalifaA visited Mra and Mrs Joe
jenkins Sunday
N,ls Garland Queensberry spent
Thursday Id Richn,ond.
MRS jamie Dance 9f Richmond
spent A few days here last week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04

Am Parsons, daughter of Mr. and
MIS- Ernest B Parsons. At Zion
Methodist church, September % ~
nm Argyll Pa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04
Several Go 70 Richmond

Mss. George o Hardy Jr Miss
aura Alisn Mfs \ Y Johns.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04

Elosticized sofesy cuffi
knUckIe stropl Full leather
thumb has exho-weos shieldI
Bor9oin Basement
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

Poor PITTSBURGH OkOLICA! NEDJELJU,
8. SEPTEMBRA ZABAVA l PIkNIK CROATLAN CEN
TRU. SV NAM DOBRO DOsI
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

nj tamburasi Balkan Sc
renaders Orkestra odsvirase
par lijepih narodnih melo-
dija a pocetku nase himne.
Oni su pratili Kolo Grupe
Cokeburg i Trafford. Prviput
ma programu nastupila je ma
la Grupa kolo omladinaca
djevojcice djecaci il Traf-
florida. Svijet je u NINA uzi-
vac.
Glavni govornik je bio mas
pravni savjetnik, brat Ed
ward B. Servov. Govorio je
lijepo engleski i hrvatski. Pu-
biika ga je burno obdarila
pljeskom u znak priznanja i
postovanja kao svog prav-
nika.
Cokeburg Kolo, omladinska
i odrasla grupa upravo su
zadivili opcarali publiku sa
svojim m majstorskim nastu-
pom, divnom narodnom nos
njom i izvadjanjem svojih h
plesova ma umjetnicki nacin
svaka grupa posebno i ma
kraju zajedno. Plesali su pod
vodstvom svoga vodje, brata
Bernardo Luketica, koji je o.
tao Kolo Klubova, jer on je
prvi poceo sa organizovanjem
omladine u Kolo Grupe. Pu-
blika je bila vrlo zadovoljna
i uzivala je u njihovoj lived
bi. Ova Cokeburg omladina
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

par tlsuca naroda veclnom lzS
Pittsburgha i okolice, ali je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

Parku, a drugi su otisli u
Croatian Center. Hrane je BIZ
10 ma oba mjesta dovoljno, a
u Croatian Centru i druge o.
krijepe.
Drago nam je primjetiti da
su owe godine ma proslavi Da-
ma Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice bill prisutni svi nasi il
vrsni odbornici S nasim glav-
MIN predsjednikom, bratom
V. 1. Mandicem, kao casnici,
a sto SUI braca zajednicari ra-
dosno pozdravili
I sa ovom nasom Slavom
Dana Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice polucismo veliki mo-
ralni uspjeh u manifestaciji
zajednicarstva, bratske lju-
bavi i covjecnosti. Ovakove
masovne proslave sluze "a
podizanje ugleda nasoj Hrv.
Bratskoj Zajednici j nasem
narodu u America.
Proslava je uredjena iz-
vedena dostojno po Odboru
Ujedinjenih Odsjeka Zapadne
Pennsylvania ma doborovolj-
moi bazi, to jest, da je saw
rad j priprema uredjena bez
ikakove naplate, vec su od-
bornici zrtvovali svoje vrije-
me, svoj rad u svom trosku
"a promicanje zajednicarstva
i zajednicarske ljubavi u sic
lu nase lijepe mocne Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice.
Dobitak cd proslave, koji
moze doseci do 10000, ide
"a izgradnju i odrzavanje ma
Seq Hrvatskog Parka Cro-
attain Contra. I Odbor je sa
tim uspjehom ponosan. :
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

ske zajednice, brat Martin
Krasich, mas glavni blagajnik
Hrv. Bratske Zajednice.
Bila je to nedjelja lijepi
dan. Narod Sc slijegao ma O.
vaj Hrvatski Park sa svih
strana il bliza il daleka.
Odbornici Ujedinjenih Odsje-
ka dobro Sc organizirase "a
rad i poslugu. Neki su poceli
raditi rano da sve prirede sto
treba. Posluga je bila dobra.
Ma raspolaganju smo imali
nekoliko cinovnica cinovnika
IL glavnog ureda, sto je po-
hvalno j lijepo.
Uspjeh moralni je bio di-
van. Veliki posjet. Zastupa-
hi skoro svi odsjeci il Pitts
burgha i okolicc po svojim
clanovima lijepi broj izvrs-
nih odbornika j casnika uz
naSe cinovniStvo.
Program je bio odlican,
s kojim je brat Krasich do
bro upravljao. Podpredsjed-
mix Ujedinjenih Odsjeka, brat
Matt Frketic otvorio je pro
gram kratkim pozdravnim
govorom. Brat Krasic je IL
rekao znacajni govor o "a
jednicarstvu i hrvatstvu, en-
gleski hrvatski. Nasi vrijed-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

jaca, clanica odsjeka broj I,
zajedno lijepom djevojkom,
koja je bila u natjccaju, Miss
Martha Stefanich, clanica od-
liGnog nascg odsjeka broj n
u Uniontownu.
Sve tri owe djevojke zaslu-
zuju po obicaju bi trebalo,
da i'm njihovi odsjeci prirede
pocasni banket u korist od-
sjecne blagajne, jer svaka cd
njih je Kraljica svoga od-
sjeka i svoga mjesta, pax i'll
odsjecima srdacno preporuca-
mo, da i'll pocaste.
Ia vrijeme programa saw
narod u Croatian Centru o.
kupio Sc u okrug u bratsko
kolo ma vrucem suncu cita-
vo vrijeme programa su sta
jail, tako su svi pomno i ra-
doznalo pratili program, glaz-
bu, pies j govornike sve do
svrsetka sto je lijepi PRIMER
kulturnog narod a, iako je
"bara" bila otvorena kod ME
nitko nije bio vec su svi u
zivali u programu.
Jedno posebno je znacajno,
a sto zelimo ovdje istaknuti,
da je ma ovoj proslavi bilo
daleko wise mladjeg svijeta,
muski i zenski, nego Ii start
jeg. To je najbolji dokaz da
nasa Zajednica uz stare o.
kupila pod svoje okrilje i ma
Sc mladje rodjene Amerikan-
ce, dakle, nasa mladja gene
racija ne ostavlja mas, vec sc
uza mas prikuplja, a sto smo
opazili skoro ma svakom pix
niku ovoga ljeta, koje smo
posjetili.
Ma proslavi Sc manifestira-
10 iskreno zajednicarsko brat
stvo j ljubav, bez ikakovih
upadica iii zlovolje, sve je BIZ
10 dostojno, veselo bratski
raspolozeno. To je bio moral
nj veliki uspjeh nase Zajed-
nice ma ovoj vaznoj njenoj
proslavi. Materijalno smo ia
kodjer uspjeli da &c biti do
biti i ovom zgodom 81 sto-
tina dolara profita "a podiza-
ME Croatian Centra.
I ma kraju zasluzuju i mo-
(Nastavak ma 2. strani)
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Miss Frances Matijaca, canica odsjeka broj I, kru-
njena je godine nasu Kraljcu proslavi Dana
Hvatske Braske Zajednice d. julia West View Parku
Ona e diee prosloga rata te e okusia gorcnu ratnh
strahota u svom rodnom mjestu u Damacij Majkas ju
je dovea Nikol Matijaci mladjom sestrom
poaje rata, Brat Matjaca je vrijedan eovjek dobae
majstor gradelj pax je mnogo pomogao Croatan Cen
tru Ottawa negova obtelj dobr clanov nase organ
zacije medju canstvom postovani
Miss Frances je mlada, ali stasita vtka, darovita
hjepa skoli odlicna te e vec kao prava Amerkanka
ako je sreca posuz moze mat ljepu buducnost u
zivotu.
Njen rodite Sc ponose njom sa svojom djecom
a imadu cine da ponose mi i'm cesttamo da imaju
takovu dobru decu, koja sluz ponos nasem narodu
Nasoj Kralc Frances Matijaca zeimo svako dobro
srecu II nienom zivotu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

ka John Badovinac predsjednik Glavne Porote Braca
Grasha Badovnac ce prisustvovat zasjedanju National
Fraterna Congressa ko &c odrzavat 23 septembra
Los Angeesu pax &c prize toga doc mas banke kon-
ferencu 21. septembra San Francisco
Posto &c Sc ovoj priredb, odnosno banketu kon-
ferenc govoriti vaznim ptanma, kako nasm odseci-
gnezdma Pomlatka, tako Hrvatsko Bratskoj Ia
jednici uopce soga pozivlu svi clanov odbornc
sh odsjeka Severnoj Kalfoni te clanovi prijaej il
drugh okruza drzava, da posjete sto vecem brou
Mas Centralni Odbor &c pobrinuti vas dobar do
eek "a drugo sto pripada ovakvoj priredbi.
U to ime sve vas pozdravljamo ocekujemo ma banket
konferencu subotu, N septembra g. 730 vecer,
gore pomenutom Restaurantu.
- - George A. Glavas zviestitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-04

nova u Zajednici, te su vrijed-
nj i ugledni aktivni zajedni-
carl. Ivan Birsic je covjek
mladjih godina iskusni advo-
kat, elegantnog izgleda i do
bar govornik. On je odrzao
kraci, ali zaista znacajni 60
vor o nasem hrvatskom ma
rodu i Hrvatskoj Bratskoj
Zajednici. Osjecao Sc ponos-
MIN da je nastupio pred Ia
ko veliko mnoStvo svoga ma
roda i ma tako znacajnom
programu i svima nam je BIZ
10 drago da smo ga Gull i vi
djelii, pax Sc s mime ponosi-
mo.
Pri zakljucku pro g r a m a
brat Milan Vranes je izveo
odlicno krunisanje nase Kra-
ljice, Kraljice H.B.Z. "a go
dinu 1857 - Miss Frances
Matijaca, o kojoj posebno j.
mamo rijec. I ma kraju pu-
blika i "Strossmayer" zaklju-
else program s pjesmom -
God Bless America.
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ieden dio ostao u West View