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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-09-27

Requested

The Philippine Consulate Generai
at 448 South Hill Street, Los An
oeles California, will appreciate
anv information regarding the
whereabouts of the following;
ANGEL B. DIvINAGRACIA'
whose last known address was
1904 S. Main Street, Los Angeles
cio The sta. Rita Hotel.
. BENJAMIN c. PANTE, form
erlv of Pagudpud, nocos Norte'
whose last known address was
11815 East First Street, Los An
geles, Calf. zA
DIGNISIO CAMBALIzA'
formerly of Alcala, Pangasinan,
whose last known address was oSo
N Madison Avenue, Los Angeles
Calf
CRECENCIANO FORTAL-
ETA formerly of Barrio Santo
Nino. Binalonan, Pangasinah'
whose last known address was
1o46 Fedora, Los Angeles, Cam.
5. CELESTINO ESPERANC1L-
LA. formerly of Bacnotan' La IN
ion. Barrie Agtipal.
6. ANTONIO P. ALN A X + H.
formerly of Numancia, Aklan' Fan
av whose last known address was
RI 8 Box 225, Phoenix, Arizona
7. RICARDO PONTANOS, form
erlv of San Nicolas, Pangaslhah'
whose last known address was
California St, Los Angeles, Cant.
s. RUSTICO YEA, formerly OF
Bacarra, nocos Norte, whose last
known address was p. o. Box 211
French Camp, Calf.
Please send a card to the Phil
ippine Consulate General on any
informtion about the above named
persons, for importnt matters con-
corning their immediate relatives
in the Philippines.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-09-27

Emiliano Francisco, eX-com-
mander of Rial Post No. 142,
American Legion, has been re-
Gently appointed chairman of the
COMMITTEE on Education, Depart
ment of Washington of the Amer
lean Legion.
AS chairman of the Education
Committee, Mr.. Francisco, with the
Department Adjutant and Depart
ment Laiason Officer, works with
the Washington Education Asso-
citation, the National Education As
ISOLATION and other local education
groups in fostering better schools.
All problems on education will
also be studied by these groups.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-09-27
Filipino Doctor
On WoY Home

DIR. Ricardo Fernando, son Oh d
retired Methodist Minister, passed
through Seattle last week on his
wav home from Harvard univer-
sity. He spoke briefly at the Eel
lowship Methodist Church, 11o7 B.
Terrace, on ivitation by Rev. D.
F. Gonzalo. DR.. Fernando IS on the
staff of the Mary Jihnston Hos
pital in Manila.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
BELTSvIILET i DRIVEN

WI Min $500 psS@ :, Bate =, e. Blyd g. 8 y
Open 6:I5; GARY COOPER. DoRO-
'FRrEENSpLYa i" PER ss5 ETT eehnSi.
color. at 1880, 1920. Plus GIANT
CARTOON CARNIVAL at Gas. 10.
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WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
YuI Almost Missed the Oscar

like to-" Eddie replied. The
movie will be shot in Paris.
4 %x
Robert Newton's widow, Vera,
finally sold the big house on the
Beverly hill for $4,000. And
unless she lands a job here soon,
the pretty blond express agent
will head East and live in New
York with her 3la-year-old son.
Vera Miles expected baby has
fioored Alfred Hitchcock, Jimmy
Stewart and From Amongst the
Dead" There are just no avail
able actresses to take Vera's
place" Jimmy explained. A year
ago it was the shortage of male
stars that was holding up pro-
duction. Now there are so few
leading ladies that every one
of them is booked IL months
ahead. You can name top recent
newcomers on one hand. And
now. with the elimination of
Vera, Grace Kelly and Elizabeth
Taylor. the situation is really
serious.
George Raft is mystified at
the British labor people who re-
fused him a permit for Women
of the Night" Its not my cup
of tea" he told me, Ito play a
man who lives of women. And I
turned down the picture. So /
don't need a permit"
Moving day-Hollywood style:
Jack Kelly and Nav Wynn used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
He Liked the Ludy.
Joan BIondeII

HOLLYWOOD tR. Kirk
Douglas took his own produc-
ton Of Lizzie" out to River
side. Calf. for a sneak pre-
view this week.
On the reaction cards came
this comment from an 10
year-old boy.
Liked the movie very much.
especially the lady who played
the aunt. Who is she?"
He's too young to remember,
but the character woman who
plays Eleanor Parker's bottle
tipping aunt in Lizzie" is
none other than Joan Blondell,
who used to evoke many a
whistle from 18-year-old males
a few years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
0Afena Stage--"Bedtime Story"
PORTRAIT of a Madonna" and
Man of Destiny" 2:30 and $3.50
pm.
Catholic University-"Don Ca
Milo; $3.50 pm.
National - Hotel Paradise;
2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Shubert -" THE Joker; 2:30
and $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - Giant; 1:15,
4::50 and $3.50 pm.
CapitOl-"Heaven Knows. Mr..
Allison: 1880 am, l:35, $40.
5:45. 7:45. 9:55 and l1:40 pm.
Colony - THE King and r.;
6:45 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"The Rivers Edge:
1890 am. lao, $40. 5:45. 7:45,
GAS and HAS pm.
Dupont - Gold of Naples;
1:25. 1925, $50, 1880, $40 and
i1:25 pm.
Keith's-"The Tattered Dress;
Ills am, 1:20. 1925, 5:35, TAO.
$50 and 1850 pm.
MacArthur-"The Search for
Simon; 2:30. 4:20. 6:l0. 8 and
9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - Giant: IL
am. 2:25. SIS and 9:25 pm.
--Ontario-"Fear Strikes OUT;
/, 1855. 4:45, $40, $40 and
1925 pm.
Palace-"Ten Thousand Bed
rooms: IL am, los, i3:l5, $40,
1880. $40 and l1:45 pm.
Playhouse - THE Ten Com
mandments"; 10 am, 2 and 8
pm.
Plaza-"F'ernandel the Dress
maker; 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and IL
pm.
Trans-Lux - THE Iron Petit
coat: 1880 am. ITO, ESQ,
4:40, $3.50. 8:l5, 10 and ll:45
pm.
Uptown - Oklahoma; 2
5 and $3.50 pm.
Warner - Seven Wonders OF
the World; 2, 5 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
A Busy-Minded Type,
This Play Director
By JAY CARNIODY

Peter Chenille is handsome type that would be recognized
In crowded hotel dining English actor.
This would be only partly Identification however,
Mr.. Chenille WAS English actor. He taken trim
physique chiseed features and crisp professional mind back
stage play director His project Hotel Paradise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30

their Thunderbird two-seater to
move their furniture into the
new home. Twas elegant, but
took quite q while.
Most movie and TV bad men
and good-are afraid of guns
in real life. But Dan Duryea won
first prize at the Patterson rifle
day at a military school in the
Valley.
Silvana ManganO, whose hus-
band. Dino de Laurentiis, pro-
duced WAR and Peace" as well
as her current film, 1.-THE Sea
WALL" took 10 Van Fleet on a
shopping tour in Rome's Flea
Market last Sunday morning,
where a dealer in antiques"
showed her authentic early 18th
century jewelry which. he as
sured her. was stolen from WAR
and Peace"
X. T. Stevens and Hugh Mar
lowe have solved the problem Of
marriage and career by working
in plays together. Following
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30

Time Limit" they costar In
Milwaukee in May in Bell,
Book and Candle"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
SUPER 20 DRIVEN

8 MI. West Of Fsirfax on Route go.
"BURN1NG HILLS" (CinemaScope)
TAB HUNTER. NATALIE WOOD at
3. Plus SEVEN MEN FROM NOW"
scolorl RANDOLPH SCOTT. GAIL
EUSSELL. ct z and 10:45. Three
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BRANCH DRIVE.W

RE. $4,000. 6Is MI. So. OF D. C. Tine
ct Clinton. Nd Take Branch Ave.
RiSht Onto Old branch Ave. ri sSij
I mi. to theater. Riddles Free.
THAT l;l ,S SPECIAL TREAT, $50; Plus
Frs. Z. 70 BOB HOPE. SEVEN
WAYNE. ''BLooD ALLEY i ICsS
starts Tom,w: ALAN LADD. THE
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CnNERYSS 1881 Nichols Ave. Sc
10. 2.s777
I 47o3 Marlboro Pike Nd.

ROBERT WAGNER, JEFFREY HUNT.
JAMES, cinemascope, Teehn iiH
DOWN LIBERTY ROAD" color
Plus GIANT CARTOON SHOW. (At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).-Yul
Brynner almost missed the Acad-
envy awards Wednesday night.
He was driving down Sunset
boulevard at top speed" accord
ing to Paramount producer Don
Hartman, land if hadn't been
quick on my brakes-both of us
would have been demolished"
Yul is going to Mexico with d.
rector Richard Brooks for three
weeks to study his role of Dmitri
in THE Brothers Karamazov."
Victor Mature was restrained
by court order from playing his
records at all hours of the night.
The neighbors complained
Andy Griffith and his manager,
Dick Linke, will tour with "A
Face in the Crowd" in June. It's
Andy's big picture chance in the
Ella Kazan film.
Zsa Zsa GabOr and ! were dis
cussing the marriage of sister
Evas ex, DIR. John Williams, to
Texas heiress Fran Bennett.
gathered that Eva had no linking
of the coming wedding. Men,
men. men," sighed Zsa Zsa, girls
Ike me and Eva are supposed to
be so clever. but I paid for my
divorce from George Sanders
his lawyers and mine. So did
Eva for her divorce"
Metro Producer Eddie KnOpf
has a lovely summer planned
for himself and his wife. We've
rented the house next door to
Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer
in BergenStock. above Lucerne in
Switzerland-for three months. +"
In the fall, Eddie produces We
nus and the Cat"-a modern
parable from "Aesop's Fables. 4"
who plays the cat?" / wanted
TO know. MARITIME CarOIe would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30

1t was an instant flop in New
York"
Mr.. Chenille is surprised that
only an outstanding few attrac-
lions play through the summer
in this country.
1T is a season in which every
one is in a recreational mood, +"
he says, land London managers
and others assume there is no
more inviting recreation than
the theater. They provide it,
plays are patronized, players are
kept busy and the public is kept
pleased. 1t all seems so logical
that I wonder it is not done with
equal energy in this country"
X X X 4
On the subject Of actor ex-
change between this country and
his own-rather emphasized re-
Gently in Rex Harrison's replace
Rent in MY Fair Lady"-Mr.
GleRville has a possible solution.
Whether it is politically prac-
ticable." he does not profess to
know.
why not leave the matter to
Iauthors?" he would like to know.
IF one of these writes a play
that calls for two English CHAR
acters, let them be played by
English actors. Or, if a London
production requires four Ameri-
cans. employ four Americans.
Or Frenchmen. Saudi Arabians,
or whatever.
Il don't see how art can be
served by telling a playwright
he's entitled to 80 per cent Eng
fish characters in a given narra-
tive"
1t sounds so sensible: as does
Mr.. Chenille.
X
RDAY SUMMARY:
There will be sneak previews at
the Macarthur Theater on Tues
day night and the Ontario on
Wednesday. The former will
be a British, the latter a Holly
wood picture. The time is
BIS pm. at each house. A
program of two one-act plays,
from the recent area-wide tour
nament, will be presented tonight
at Roosevelt High School at 8:15
pm. One is Friendship
House Players The Boor," Sec
ond in the finals; the other
Foundry Players "a Likely
Story" Rightfully proud are
members of George Mason High
Schools Senior Dramatic Club.
+. =. They came of this week with
a distinguished" rating in the
Statewide one-act play COMPETE
ton at the University of Vir-
ginia. This is the top scor-
ing. the other two superior and
creditable. George Mason's
play was Wilder's THE Happy
Journey" directed by F.. William
Maher. Arena will have an
8 mot the usual y o'clock cur
tain tomorrow night, with half
the house sold as benefits for
Montgomery County's ORT
chapter and Arlington-Fairfax
Hadassah. Kensington Com
munity Theater will hear a talk
on Monday night by DR.. Anne
Cook of Howard University. !.
Her subject will be the exper-
fence of Howard Players on their
Scandinavian tour several sea-
sons ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-30
Film Wins VoIIi Back

HOLLYWOOD (HI. - Steve
Cochran writes from Rome:
Although we have a bunch
of Italian sexpots in II Grido.'
the best part Of it is that this
picture marks the return Of
Valli (noted Italian actress
to movies. She bought of her
contract from David Selznick
to return to the Italian stage
where she has been working
for two years"
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49, ~ 3. 9igS TAP isI HpNTERi "RETuRN 70
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at all times.
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CAPITOL.

Capitol. Capitol Heights. Nd.
RE 5.s24A
SAL M1NEo in "RocK. PRETTY
BABY. at $50 5:35. S:35 IRON.
nicolor. at /. 4. zoos, 10. Also ?
Cartoons.
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at the National, production
which bulgeS with stars and has
seven co-producers. five of them
listed in the credits.
Mr.. Chenille. Immediately
Bond streetish in dress down tC
a tightly wrapped umbrella tfol
a capricious day., is encyclo.
pedically informed about the
theater. Much younger than a
great many of the actors he di-
reefs, he must awe them with
both his sense and knowledge
Of the theater. This, it should &c
without saying. without trying
TO do so in the slightest.
He came to luncheon the other
day so full of tidy conversation
that one of the co-producers
Richard Myers, had to break il
up after two and one-half hours
Alec Guinness. Bert Lahr, Al
bert Camus. the difference be-
tween London and New York
theater. the actor exchange rate
between those two cities. critics
and the dearth of playwrightS
were a few Of the many persons
and subjects that came up. Also
Baby DOLL" to which Mr.. Glen
vile noted exceptions, and what
should be the subject of a piece
he has been asked to write on
Hotel Paradise"
X X \ X
Mr.. Myers came up with a
quick solution the last men,
toned.
why not write an account OF
how you came to adapt a half
century old French farce?" he
asked.
Mr.. Chenille who adapted
Feydeau's famous frolic to fill a
gap in contemporary stage fare
thought this would be a good
idea.
X y
With that out of the way. the
talk shifted to the direction OF
two such different star types as
Mr.. Guinness and Mr.. Lahr in
the same role. The former. of
course. played Hotel Paradise
for months as one of London's
brightest hits.
"It'S an experience that has
had its interesting aspects" Mr..
Chenille says. 1T is not easy to
conceive of two more different
types. Guinness an immaculate
technician. Bert the natural. In
spite of the contrast in their
styles. both get the same laughs,
Of approximately the same in
tensity."
Mr.. Chenille. who can be
candid and tactful at the same
time. is impressed with a number
Of differences between London
and Broadway.
In this country" he says, 'it
is pretty much a case that a
play is either a hit or a flop. In
London. every type Of play has
its audience, large or limited,
but in either case practicable
with a comforting degree Of ac-
curacy. BY that. mean that
an intelligent producer with a
plausible taste can conjecture
just about what the fate of his
project will be.
Reviews in London do not
dispose of a production with the
deflniteness they do here. To
take a specific case. The Little
Hut ran for more than two sea-
sons in England in spite of the
fact that the notices we're as
4I.Axz tl,ax, tRa1.n
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SUNSET DRIVEN 9 1::'s :, 2
A. Bailey's Cross Roads Between =
Corners and Shirley Hwy. One Mile
M HfEr Of o 1lsSand.i Is,. Kiadie. Free.
CLAYTON MOORE : :o5 1920 s0i Plu:;
THE SHARKPI0HTERS'' Cinema.
Scope and cclorl. VICTOR MATURE,
$50: Cartoon Parade. Gas. 1920.
starts Sun. WAR AND PEACE"
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Ispravak "a crkyu Syetoq
Duha u Ma|im Dragama

Hammond, Ind. - Pred par
tjedana izisao .je moi dopis glede
milodara "a crkvu Svetog Duha
u Malim Dragama, Hrvatska. U
jednom stavku ucinjena je po-
grijeSka u svoti novca uz jedno
ime, pa zelim da Sc to ispravi.
U Zajednicaru izmedju ostalih
milodara je izaSlo ovako:
liz Walsenburg. Colo. darovali
Nikola Majctich i Sinovi, $4,000 !;
Charles i Francika Colnar,
$4,000 Ca trebalo je biti ne 20
nego $1,000; Marica Colnar,
S1.00. Poslala Francika Colnar.
Molim da Sc oval gornji ispra-
yak uvazi, jer zelim da je sve
tocno i u redu. Onako kako je
bilo stampano, ia bi bila "a
$500 u manjku prema sakup-
ljenoj poslanoj svoti.
Wanna brate urednice najis-
kreniji pozdrav hvala ma trudu
Stefania Panian, 1530-173
Street, Hammond, Ind.
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MASLIkA

Smatra Sc da je maslina
porijeklom IL Egipta, odakle
ie prenesena u Grcku, a Rim
ljani su je prosirili ma cijelu
o bla st Sredozemnog mora,
koja d anas daje 90 posto
svjetske proizvodnje maslino-
vog ulja. Najvecu proizvod-
nju ina spanija Gao posto
svjetske proizvodnje), zatim
Italija GO posto), a poslije
njih Grcka, Maroko, Alzir,
Portugal, Turska i Francuska.
Svjetska prosjecna proizvod-
MIA iznosila je "a posljednjih
sest godina $4,000 tona.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
APPEL ma sve Sarailije u
Sjev. Americi ! Kanadi

Dragi i mill moji zemljaci gra-
da Sarajeva, obracam Sc ma sve
vas plemenitog srca, da mi jed
noe pruzimo ruku milosrdja sa
malim darom pomognemo naseg
starog zupnika crkve Svetog Jo-
sipa ma Marin Dvoru, Rev. La
dislava Gagulica.
Posto sc isti nalazi bez sred-
stava, to sc ma vas sve obra-
cam, koji ste rasijani sirom svi-
jeta, da bi ga Sc sa vasim milo
darom sjetili pomogli. Bosanci
pokazimo Sc, da smo plemenitog
bosanskog srca. Imena darova-
telja biti ce oglasena u nasim
hrvatskim novinama. Unaprijed
hvala.
Sve milodare saljite ma adre-
su: Katica Wild, 4415 Mass St.,
Gary, Ind.
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Javna zahva|a

Hamilton, Ont. Canada. -
Ovime sc zelim zahvaliti svima
onima, koji su dali svoje dopri-
nose "a pomoc Vatrogasnom
Drustvu u selu 1zinje Dolnje, Il
Draganicu, Hrvatska, i to kako
slijedi:
Slavko Ponekovic, $4,000
Ivan Helen Ilecic, $1,000; po
$500: Ruzica Ponekovic, MILO
Veronika Holetic, MILO Ruza
Sebecic; po $500: George Ba-
lasko, Josip Penic, Frank Pc
mic, ergo Fistar, Juro Bratko-
vec: po S1.OO: David Mara So
kacic, Kazimir Spretnjak, Site
pan Stos, Milan Dresar, Site
pan Neralic, Frank kostelac,
Stjepan Bozidar Juricek.
JOS jednom, svima najljepsa
hvala.
S. Ponekovic, izvjestitelj,
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"a Kraljicu i 5 time dopri-
nesle mnogo "a dobri uspjeh
istog.
Odbor Sc zahvaljuje svima
radnicima, zenskim muskim
koji su radili ma proslavi
doprinesli svoj dio "a dobri
uspjeh napredak istog, a
tako isto svima drustvenim
Zastupnicima, koji su tocno
pohadjali sva ku sjednicu
skupa sa odborom radili kroz
cijelo vrijeme "a d o bri u
spjeh.
Isto Sc zahvaljujemo pr
vom potpredsjedniku H.B.Z.,
bratu Josipu Bazdaricu j dru-
gom potpredsjedniku H.B.Z.,
bratu Milan Vranes, ma Mi
hovim dobrim zeljama "a do
bri i uspjesni rad medju ma
sim druStvima narodu u
Clevelandu. Tako Sc isto "a.
hvaljujemo bratu Badovincu
bratu Kovacu, a isto i bra.
tn Nikoli Saric liz Des PLANES
ma cestitkama i pohvali ma
naSem radu.
Iskreno Sc zahvaljujemo ma.
sol Tamburitzans Symphony
pjevackom zboru "Slavulj"
Kolo Aces, Euclid Kolo Kids
i plesacima gnijezda broj 81
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mnogo wise u svoje tri i pol
godine opstanka koli "a gni-
jezdo toll "a odsjek kano i "a
sam fond buduceg Donna.
Ma sedmog i osmog pro-
sinca nase sestre pripremaju
Bazar u nasim prostorijama,
te Sc "a tn svrhu zivo radi
kod nekih sestara, koje hoce
da svoju umjetnost u veze-
nju, pletenju i drugom LIE
pom rucnom radu nakitu IL
loze i unovce "a svoju blagaj-
nu il koje obilato davaju gdje
god je potreba najveca i uz
to caste svoje pitomce u tam
buraskom zboru one u kolo
grupi. Uz rucni rad i koje-
kakove druge predmete do
prinesene Ia tai bazar, biti &c
i raznih kolaca koli suhih ia
ko friskih pax &c moci ne
Ike nase mladje zene, koje BIZ
10 s kojeg razloga same ne,
mogu da 81 pripreme "a DO.
zicne bladange raznih posla'
silica dobrih domacih kola.
ca, da 81 naruce stanovitu ko'
licinu da kupe neke ma licr
mjesta i tako sc rijese We
likog rada brige "a ukras
stola "a bozicne blagdane, Z
} istodobno da one doprinesl
svoj dio i tim dadu jos vec,
volju onima pozrtvovnim sc
strama u klubu "a daljni ko
ristan rad.
Da smo mi u nasem cd
sjeku imali "Majcin Klub' ka
kovog imademo danas u po
cetku, ia sam siguran, da b
danas imali bar dvije hiljad
: djece u Pomladku i dom maj
: ljepsi cd svih drustvenih do
! nova ne samo u S. D., neg
: uopce Il svijetu. No, "bette
, late than never, vele Anne
: rikanci, pax Sc mi moram'
! sloziti tim danas dati sv'
' potporu nasu IL korisnom ra
: du nasem dicnom Mothers
Klubu".
i Josip Dobrinec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
Nova vista boje

U Engleskoj je pustana u
prodaju nova vista boje "a
stanove. Proizvodi Sc u swim
nijansama i potpuno je bez
mirisa. Dovoljno je samo je-
damput premazati zid ovom
tekucinom, da bi Sc dobila u
jednaceno obojena povrsina.
lid je potpuno sub "a tri sa-
ia! Ostale dobre strane: bo-
ia Sc ne ljusti i he pravi mje-
hurice, a po potrebi Sc moze
skinuti obicnim sapunom i vo-
dom.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
$4,000 osIGuRACIJA

Kod Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice mole Sc osigurati ma
zivotnu osiguraciju ma S10.-
600 | to cd 16 do 40 gOdina.
Djecu Il ma 5 e m Pomladku
takodjer Sc mole osigurati
ma svotu cd $4,000.
Vec imamo clanova osigu-
ranih ma ovu najvisu svotu
zivotne osiguracije, a to su
oni koji su svijesni znadu
vatnost takove visoke osigu-
racite.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
B0zICNE KARTE - Ill
! SK0LARINA "a STUDENTE

Des PLANES, Ill. - Ovih ie
dana Glavni Odbor H. B. z.
razaslao bozicne karte IL ko-
iih Sc Cd profita stavlja svo-
ia u fond "a one decke i die
woke, koji zele poci ma wise
studije. Neki nasi clanovi pri-
govaraju, da n S u lijepe, a
neki, da u NINA nema ono
sto bi oni zelili da je j t. d.
Sve ovo nije bas dobar IL
govor, jer je glavno ono, sto
ii brate ii sestro u toj kar-
ii zelis. Ono je glavno, a lie
pota glatkoca to nije vazno.
Vazno je, da ce Sc IL ovoga
fonda mogu koja stotina ma
sih momaka i djevojaka moci
da pomogne da podju ma
vece studije. To je vazno. ia
bi cak dalje poSao, da sc
nesto ovakovoga cini svake
godine, pa da Sc jednom, par
tuceta nase djece posalje I
Hrvatsku, da barem sest tie.
dana studiraju prilikc i zem.
lju svojih predja, kao Mi
hove obicaje i jerk. sto je
mama sakupiti jedno pedeset
! hiljada kroz H.B.Z. poslat
pedeset studenata, da prouce
u nasoj Hrvatskoj zivot i pri
like. To bi bill nasi hrvatsk
ambassador i oni bi nastavil
ondje, gdje cemo mi, pa htje
Ii iii ne, jednog dana prestati
ia preporucam owe karte
zelim, da clanovi mojeg cd
sjeka broj 14S H.B.Z. "Istar
ska Sloga', naruGe svaki, a
ko ne wise, a ono barem jed
nu kutiju karata, jer nases
blagajnika brata Mate Kirin
cica emo kcerka je dobila die
te pomoci. A vi svi znate, ka
ko je mas Mato zasluzan
nasem odsjeku, a po Americ
ii Kanadi imademo stotine O
vakovih Mata, pa i'm pomog
nimo, jer time pomazemo H
B. zajednicu i svoj narod, F.;
bone nasu Ameriku. Eto ,
tome je nasa snaga, mas po
nos i mas SLOAN rad. Zatt
preuzmimo owe karte.
No, pa ako bas owe kart'
nisu onako kako mi zelimo
onda i'll sada o blagdanims
posaljimo i'm a nasim od
bornicima. Druge ce biti bo
lie i po svoj prilici ljepse. O
vo .je pocetak, a poGetak j
dio Skole