davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13

Crystal Fount Lodge No. 10 will
on Monday evening, December
23rd. All members are requested
to bring present not exceeding
$1.00. So come out and have a good
time. Refreshments will be served.
@
Brothers, don't forget to bring
a toy or jewelry up to the Lodge
next Monday evening as Decem-
Der 18th is the deadline for re-
ceiving the items. They go to the
General Service Committee, to be
distributed to the state inStitu-
tions. Brothers,, this is worthy
cause and should not be forgotten
by any one.
Chicken and Dumping Supper
is in the making sometime in Janu-
ary, being sponsored by the Ways
and Means Committee.
GO
On Wednesday evening, Decem-
ber 18th, the regular monthly meet
ing of the General Service Commit
tee of the Odd Fellows and Rebek-
abs of Delaware will be held in the
rooms of Morning Star Lodge No.
6, in Smyrna, with Mrs. Elsie War
rem, Chairman, presiding. The
meeting will be called to order at
eight p. m. when plans for enter
tainment to be furnished to the sew
eral State Institutions will be pre-
sented The Nomination and Elec-
tion of officers for the ensuing year
will be on the agenda. The Annual
Christmas Party for about sixty
five children from the Governor Ba-
con Health Center, will be given at
Tenth and King Streets, in Will
mington, on Friday, December 20.
This party is for these children
who do not have the opportunity
of going to their homes for the
Christmas holidays, and they enjoy
regular party, with gifts from
Santa, all types of Christmas,
goodies, and entertainment. Fol-
lowing the meeting in Smyrna, the
social hour will be furnished by
members of Mutual Encampment
No. 1, of Wilmington.
GO
Joy in friendship is one of the
great pleasures of Christmas, and
so it is with much warmth that we
of Crystal Fount Lodge wish our
friends a Merry Christmas and a
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
Oil Company Has
Placed Options On
Milford Neck Acreage

continued from page one)
the. channel bottom, ships with 35-
foot drafts scrape from time to
time.
It has also been agreed that
dredging the entire channel to a
5O-foot depth would be fantastical-
ly expensive.
If the Pier Beach area becomes
the coming-ashore point for trans
ferring oil from ship to pipe line,
it will restore to the area mod
ernized version of its one-time
function as a landing place for
coastal vessels.
At one time there was pier
where passengers and freight were
landed, and in the early days wag-
ons met the ships to carry freight
to Wilmington and Philadelphia.
With the coming of railroads, how
ever, the area ceased to be part.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
Entertains State
Club Federation

Mrs. William Money, president of
the Delaware Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs, entered all the club
presidents and directors of the
state at her home at Laurel, Tues
day.
The affair began at 10 a. m. and
luncheon was served.
During the business session, Mrs.
Melvin Fell, Rehoboth, Sussex
County safety chairman, asked for
reports as soon as possible on the
visits of county members to JUS
tice of the peace courts or Court of
Common Pleas to hear the trials of
traffic cases.
Those attending these sessions
are to include recommendations in
their reports.
Mrs. Money outlined the state
convention to be held in Dover May
26 and 81. She said that she would
ask the IL past state presidents
to give five minute talks on Della
ware history, with present presi-
dents sketching the present and
the junior clubs, the future
She asked that local clubs get
in their annual reports by Febru-
ary l and the state committees by
March Is.
The gift of a scroll with the
club creed was presented by Mrs.
Money to the presidents of each
club for the club which they head
ed
The efforts of the national fed
Grafton were explained and each
member was requested to write
the Postmaster General at Wash
ington to issue three-cent
Smoky stamp in July.
1t was announced that the extern
sion course planned for Sussex
County had been cancelled due to
lack of interest
The Sussex County Presidents
and Directors will meet January.
9Th, at the home of Mrs. Conn
Scott, in Selbyville.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
State Agencies To
Cut Expenses Down
Win Reduce Their Expenditures
BY About $1,2O0,000

State agencies estimate they can
reduce their expenditures about
$1,200,000 for the rest of this fiscal
year. it was disclosed Wednesday
at Dover.
The departments and commits
sions began review of their bud
gets two weeks ago when Cover
nor j. Caleb Boggs, citing the
states financial crisis, asked them
to try to cut 10 per cent.
Altogether, 196 agencies receiv-
ed copies of the Governors letter.
BY Wednesday, all had replied Ell
ther bv letter or by telephone.
OF the 1876 agencies, some 25 ans
wered that they could not make re-
ductions.
Dr. NJ. A. sTarumianz, superinten-
dent of the Delaware State Hospi-
tai, the Governor Bacon Health
Center, the Hospital for the Men
tally Retarded at Stockley and re-
lated institutions, said two days
after the Governor had asked for
agency help that he believed he
could reduce his budgets by $780,
900 through June 80, 1858.
Other large reductions disclosed
included 100000 by the State Board
of Health, $122,000 by the State De-
partment of Public Welfare, $780,
900 by the Bissell Sanatorium,
100000 by the Welfare Home at
Smyrna, which will delay a con-
structicn program; and $4,000 by
the Historical Building Commits
sion, which will delay repairs and
reconstruction in New Castle.
AS the Chronicle prepared for
press on Thursday, the Legislature
was preparing to go in session.
Read The Classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
OBITUARY
BROWN

b6O WIN
Mrs. Jessie c. Brown, 64, Reho'
both, died in The Memorial Hos
pital, Wilmington, Dec. 8th.
Funeral services were held in
the Lofiand Funeral Home, Mil
ford, on Wednesday at 2 p. m. In
terment in Hollywood Cemetery
near Harrington. The Rev. Edwin
Tull, pastor of the Church of God
Milford, officiated.
Mrs. Brown was employed at the
DUPONT Company, Seaford, foI
several years.
Besides her husband, she leaves
four daughters, Mrs. Lucille Polk
Mrs. Frances Hackett, Miss Doris
Brown, all of Rehoboth, and Mrs
Eleanor Seaman, Camden, and two
sons, Lewis of Rehoboth, and DON
aid Brown of Houston, Del, nine
grandchildren and sister, Mrs
Catherine Tee of Wilmington, and
brother, Edward Cannon, Flint
Michigan.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
Officers Elected By
Local Fire Company

continued from page one)
fire chief; c. Donnon Holzmueller,
was reelected superintendent of
building and supplies. John G. Jes-
ter was reelected fire recorder, and
Oscar Maloney was reelected chief
engineer.
1t was reported at the meeting
that for the consecutive month
there were only two reported fires.
with no loss recorded.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
State Happenings
VICE CHAIRMAN

VICE CHAIRMAN A vice
chairman of the Sussex County
Republican Committee will be Sc
lected by popular vote, Thomas l..
Johnson, county chairman, an
nounced yesterday.
Nominations will be made from
the floor at the January meeting
set for January in Republican
headquarters in Georgetown, at s
D. m.
The vacancy has existed since
the former vice chairman. Mrs.
Marguerite Messick, became Mrs.
William Barlow and moved to Will
mington.
Several women have been sug-
gested for the post. The vice chair
man doesn't have to be a regular
committeewoman.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
SWEEPING STATEMENT

BILLINGS, Okla. Up Super
intendent of Schools John Gorton
isn't going to make any more rash
deals with the high school student
body.
He told the students anyone
found in the halls after the bell
rings in the morning has to sweep
the halls. If no one is found, he
pushes the broom.
Gorton has been on the business
end of the broom since school
started.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
UNTIMELY KISS

MONMOUTH, Ill. -(P)- Ray
Schenour, so, paid heavily for a
kiss he stole from a 16-year-old
girl.
She told police that she tried to
find out the time; when Schenour
came upstairs to the apartment
above his to tell her the time, he
evidently expected a reward, for
he put his arm around her and
kissed her. He was charged with
disorderly conduct.
Justice of Peace r. Hardin Nc
Coy fined him $100 and SO costs.
Winifred, a girls name, means
friend of peace"
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
CRACK REPORTERS

GREENFIELD, Mass. Up If
Greenfield mail carriers look
downcast, don't feel sorry for
them. They asked for it.
Postmaster Clifford ]. Akey in
formed selectmen that carriers
had volunteered to report uneven
or broken sidewalks while making
their rounds.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
BY VIVIAN BROWN
AP NeWsfeutures Beauty Editor

Hewfeut tures Beout
is fragrance don't
perfume frivolous indul
thinks OF usual
her wardrobe
probably the quantity
perhaps will shopping
gifts that fall into the perfume
Gates surprise additions ..
Tie to the smart gold metal purse faon of lavender hoa
dispenser with
filling funnel Or give her aomzer that is especially designed to
perfume from evaporation and change
mileage other fragrances, of
sometimes overwhelm
to
applications the smallest
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
CAMPUS CHOICE

HUNTINGTON, w. Va. Up
Asa Meadows, Huntington junior
at Marshall College, is well on his
way toward a grand slam"
Meadows has been elected sue
cessively as president of his fresh
man, sophomore and junior classes.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13

Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
Presbyterian. Women
Planning Meeting
CONTINUED from page one)

continued from page one)
Each and every member is ur-
gently requested to make special
effort to be present at this most
meaningful and enjoyable occa-
sion.
Norma Hede will sing Christmas
selections. Slides of the Folta's,
their children and life in Korea,
will be shown. Each member is to
bring along a gift not exceeding
25c for Christmas exchange.
Group No. VIII act as hostess
i'm the serving of refreshments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

deductible here from your COM
pensation. This includes all trav-
ell expenses-local or away from
home - entertainment, hotel
rooms. meals. tips, etc. Meals,
however. are deductible only if
eaten while travelling away from
home. Only outside" statesmen
are entitled to deduct all their
expenses here. Inside statesmen
are limited to transportation
expenses. away from home travel
expenses and reimbursed ex-
penSeS.
G. In 1856, supplemented my
regular job with a part-time
job to build up my income. My
Form WIS show that my regu-
lar employer withheld the maxi
mum $84 from my social security
while my part-time employer
also deducted $40. Can 1 get
back the $40?
Waitress Problem
A. Yes. And you do it on Line
S, which shows your compensa-
ton. Below your compensation
you enter $40. the excess over
$84. in the Income Tax With
held" column and write FLEA
Tax next to it in the Where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

Employed" column. This can
only be done on Form 1O4O.
@. I am a waitress. I work
from Z am. to 4 pm. and am
allowed breakfast and lunch
free of charge. The free break
fast is given to me in order
to get me on the job promptly.
1 have to eat my lunch on the
premises. Do I have to, include
the value of the meals?
A. No. The law doesn't tax
the value of meals furnished on
the employers business prem
Uses if they are furnished for
the convenience of the employer.
Generally, any meals furnished
on the employers premises dur
ing the working day. or imme-
diately before or after working
hours. are not taxable. The meals
are exempt even if you are not
required to eat them.
@. I'm a Civil Service en-
ploye employed at an institu-
ton. Since l have to be avail
able for duty at any time, l am
required to have my meals and
lodging there. The state regards
the value of the meals and lodg-
ing as additional compensation
but it doesn't seem fair to tax
me on this. Do l have to pay tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

away from home" travel ex-
penses?
A. Fares, meals, lodging, port
ers' tips, baggage charges. phone
and telegraph charges, etc,
Laundry expenses are not in
cluded. says the Treasury, al
though a court disagrees.
Expenses Included
@. 1 also incurred transpor-
tation expenses right here in my
home city to look over certain
projects for my employer. Can
l deduct them from my COM
Ipensation?
A. Yes. These EXPENSES include
cab fares. tips, bus fares, auto
costs, subway fares, etc. For
example. if you paid out, $50 in
such transportation expenses
which didn't qualify as travel
away from home, you would
nevertheless itemize these ex-
penses on your special statement
and reduce the compensation
you enter on the compensation
line by another $50.
@. l am a travelling salesman
who had all kinds of expenses
in carrying out my job. Are
any of these deductible here
from my compensation?
A. Yes. All your ordinary and
necessary business expenses are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
BY SYLVIA PORTER
On collaboration with Research Amerra

burSement received from your
employer. Travel expenses away
from home" are deductible as a
reduction Of your compensation.
The Treasury considers you to
be away from home" only if
your travel keeps you away over
night, although the courts have
been more liberal, Assuming that
you earned $4,000 and incurred
$500 of travel expenses away
from home,' you would file a
statement with your return
showing these expenses and
reducing your compensation to
$500.
@. What can I include in my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

on the value Of the meals and
lodging?
A. No. Under your circum-
stances. the value doesn't have
to DE treated as taxable income.
Lodging is not taxable if fur
nished on the employers prem
ises for the employers convent
ence and if the lodging must be
accepted as a condition of en-
ployment.
Remember. clip and. save!
Sunday, Tax-Savings Column
No. vi.
(cOprisht 1857, Hall Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
Drill Team President

Paul F. Cooper of 1349 Wallach
place NV, was recently installed
as the 1857 president of the drill
team and patrol of Mecca Temple
No. 10. Ancient Egyptian Arabic
Order, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, Prince Hall Aff1liation. i,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
Save on Tdxes-V

Today'S column submits valu-
able guides to help in filling out
line five on page one of income
tax form 1040-the line report
ing salary, wages, bonus, etc.
G. In my work, my employer
requires me to travel to various
parts of the country from time
to time to look over certain
business projects for him. He
reimburses me for some of these
expenses and l have TO meet
the rest of them out of my own
pocket. Can I deduct all these
expenses?
A. Yes, although you'll have
to include in income any reim-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
What does all this prove?

What does all this prove?
1t proves without any room for argu-
ment-that Chevrolet is the best per-
Torrance buy in America. The 1857
Chevrolet is head and shoulders above
everything else in its field!
Chevrolet is the best engineered car in its
class. In every event-for siX-cylinder
cars, for high-performance VS., for auto
matte drive single-carburetor V8's-
Cherolets piled up overwhelming margins.
Note this particularly: Chevy VSs were
running against cars with larger displace-
ment, bulkier engines. And they whipped
them soundly!
This competition means only one thing
to you: actual proof of performance, not
fancy claims. And there's an even better
way for you to sample what this means in
your own terms: Drop into your Chevrolet
dealers showroom the next day or So
Drive a Chevrolet ANY model that suits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

your taste. Whatever it is, you'll find
championship performance, right across
the board!
And remember this Your Chevrolet
man is giving winning deals on the winning
car-you never got so much for your
money!
National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

dealers
See Your Authorized Chevrolet Dealer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

D.. 1855. .......,..,....... CneVIoleI
4...... .CneVrOleC
5.................... Chevrolet
CLASS FIVE (low-briced VS's)
l..... ...........e.e... .NIeVrOleI
(ileV class record
T.. .CneVrolet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chevrolet
t.. ........ ........... .,...,. .IneVrOlet
and Chevy w0n The first Is bldceSl
Even more significant for the average
driver was the special competition for the
big Three" the defnitive contest for
cars in the low-price field These were
single-carburetor VS. equipped with auto
matte transmissions, the most popular
kind of car Americans buy. And what
happens here? Take look at the results:
BIG THREE" CLASS [aymg miic)
Z........ INSTRUMENTATION. -. chevrolet
o....... .................... chevrolet
Administrations. Car A
D.. .".... .OneVrolet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
Coveted Manufacturers Trophy won by Chevrolet
''best performing U. S. automobile!

There's no question about it now-oficial
MASCARA trials prove that the 1857
Chevrolet is Americas outstanding per-
Torrance car!
Running in the famous Safety and Per-
Torrance Weeks competition at Daytona
Beach, Florida, Cheuolets from all over
the country piled up the largest point
margin ever recorded to capture the official
Manufacturers Trophy!
Daytona is Americas greatest open
competition for stock cars. Claims don't
count-just performance. Electronic timing
equipment and keen-eyed NASCAR Off
Gals guarantee that results are impartial,
that all cars are regular production models
And here are the cold, unanswerable
figures:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-05
Dobrota i opacciina

\ IAJGORI SU LJUDI koji il jala 1 opa-
cine radi svoje puke tastine, RUE i
potkopavaju prijatelja, dobre pozrtvovne
ljude, to cine IL jala i zavidnosti, da bi
Sc podigl ma povrsinu i stekli slavu cast
potkopavanjem brata svojega. Takovi SUI
najveci neprijatelji sloge i napredka sva-
kom drustvu gdje Sc ukorjene.
Nije dostojno covjeka da srecu gradi ma
nesreci svoga bliznjega, svoga prijatelja i
brata. Takovi su doista najgori ljudi, pax
i'll treba upoznavati prozrijeti kakovi su.
Pametan covjek treba da Sc domislja zasto
netko, pod obrazinom smjeska laskavih
rijeci, siri negodovanje protiv drugog po-
jedinca iii grupe. Treba misliti u eemu je
stvar, pa ako Sc to radi samo "a mat il
opacine, takovima Sc nitko pametan ne hi
smio podati ma ljepak, da i'm sluzi kao sred-
stvo opacina.
Govorimo opcenito IL iskustva IL dobroj
volji da suzbijemo zlo u nasem drustvenom
zivotu, korist zajednicarstva, bratske
ljubavi i covjecnosti. siroko je pole rada
pa svaki tko ina ambiciju i zel da ga Sc
cuje vidi neka zasuce rukave, pax bra
com da poradi posteno 1.-Two tie &c on do
ci do vidjenja ma temelju svojih doprinosa
posteno ljudski
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-05

sin seljaka. Ali njihovi po-
gledi izgleda, da su isti. I je-
dan i drugi shvatili su duh
vremena i nastojali, da ga u
smjere u mirna korita, da ne
bude nj bujica, nj poplava.
Stepinac, kao i Wyszysky, bio
je u pocetku svoje karijere
radnicki svecenik.
Gomulka je daleko odma-
kao pred Titom u sredjivanju
odnosa S katolickom crkvom.
Vrijeme bi bilo, i to skraj-
nje vrijeme, da jugoslovenske
vlasti puste ma slobodu kar-
dinala Stepinca da zauzme
svoj zakoniti polozaj zagre-
backlog nadbiskupa stvaran
polozaj pri m a s a Hrvatske.
Katolicka crkva je u jugo-
slovenskim prilikama i OBJ
zirom ma hrvatsko-srpske od-
nose stekla polozaj narodne
crkve u Hrvatskoj S Bosnom.
Pustivsi po t r a nj sve raz-
loge, koji u osjecajima ne j.
graju bas nikakve uloge, ci-
njenica je, da patriarh Srbije
putuje i prima goste ma dr.
zavni trosak, a primas Hr-
vatske sjedi u internaciji, jer
konfinacija je malo bolja vrst
internacije. - Ostovic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-05
KAT0LICkA CRKVA U P0LJSK0J

U sto sijedi uze podogu pisanje Tmea"
TO- maa 1857, usporedjenje prkama Hrvatskoj Jugo
savii e nase).
U Poskoj, povjesne tocke gledista, crkva narod-
most edno te sto kao rjetko kojo zemli svetu
Poljac polrstil prm katoicku vjeru il razloga
samoobrane da in Nijemci progutaju Nijemci
bill pokrsti prize Poljaka pa i'm je srene Were suzilo
kao opravdanje osvajanja, kao mnogima drugma prize
posle njih Kad je pagansko Poskoj 963. godine pod
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-05
Kanpanja

SLANSKA KAMPANJA pokazuje vitalnu
~ snagu Hrvatske Bratske zajednice
koliko Sc svijesno clanstvo jace zalaze "a
uspjeh kampanje i time "a jacanje svoje
Zajednice toliko Sc izrazuje jaca moe
snaga nase organizacije, posto jacina ME
zina je njenom svijesnom clanstvu. To ma
81 dobri canovi razumiju cato Sc zalazu
da nam zajednica stalno napreduje.
Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica nije samo
potporna organizacija, ona je, sto stalno ma
glasujemo i narodna. Kroz Zajednicu pri-
kupljenje uz nju stvarano je sve sto danas
u America imamo svoga narodnoga. Ona
drzi promice narodnu svijest medju do
seljenim Hrvatima i njihovim potomcima
ovoj nasoj zemlji. Tako djeluju kao rodo-
ljubi prema svojoj dragoj Hrvatskoj pre-
ma svojoj novoj domovin America. Jer We
liki Amerikanci ustvrdise, da samo onaj do
seljenik, koji ljubi svoju staru domovinu,
moze da bude vjeran odan gradjanin move
domovine Amerike. To je u zivotu ne
brojeno slucajeva dokazano.
Da ne bismo imali Zajednice "a mas kao
narodnu T-upu malo bi Sc iii nista znalo.
Velika hrvatska seljacka emigracija Sjedi-
njenim Americkim Drzavama putem Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice tako je silno organi-
zirana izgradjena, da Sc je u Novom Svije-
tn dovinula velikom ugledu. Tu su podig-
mute mnoge prosvjetne, gospodarske, dobro-
tvorne religijozne ustanove pax novin-
stvo, koje je, nazalost, zadnjih godina pod
bacilo svojoj zagrizljivosti, da doista
ponosom mozemo gledat rad hrvatskog Sc
ljastva Il iseljenistvu. U tako dalekom svije-
tn cd rodjene Crude, pokazalo je hrvatsko
seljastvo, radnik, toliko sposobnosti zdra-
We smisljene organizovanosti, da je u o.
vom ajprosvjetljenijem dijelu svijeta po-
stglo opce priznanje postovanje svom
usponu.
Svi ii golemi uspjesi malog covjeka sa
doseljenika prelaze prelijevaju se ma NIL
hove potomke, djene Amerikance, koji j.
stim duhom smjerom preuzimlju ruko-
vode sve wise sa narodnim ustanovama IL
gradjenim po doseljenicima. Tako gledamo
nasu omladinu cak do cetvrtog koljena ka-
ko Sc odusevljava "a hrvatsku narodnu kul-
turu uopce, "a Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu
i kupi Sc pod memo okrlje uz nase narodne
domove i ustanove.
Zato Sc potpunim pravom kaze, da je
Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica natica hrvat-
stva Il America, u koju Sc kupi slijeva sve
sto je ijepo, plemenito rodoljubno nase
narodno hrvatsko.
To je dakle Zajednica hrvatska, narod-
ma zajednica americkih Hrvata, bez koje "a
jednice Sc ne bi nista jaceg nasem zivotu
moglo nj zamisliti. Odraz znacaja vrijed-
nosti zajednice gledamo ma proslavama ma
sih odsjeka drustava njhovim programi-
ma djelatnosti
Rodoljubi svijesni clanovi to znadu |
razumiju i cato lube i grade svoju zajed-
nicu Takovi svoju ljubav odanost pokazu-
ju pozrtvovnosti i djelom, a negativni "a
Zajednicu, "a hrvatstvo svijesno iii .nesvijes-
no rogobore stvaraju negodovanje, pax i
mrznju ma stetu narodne sloge i bratske
ljubavi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-05
Sa 55.godisnjice Hrvatskog Pjevatkog
DruStva "zore "

Nasa avnost bla je kroz zadnh nekoko tJedana ooa-
vjestena prosav 55te godisnjce najsaeg pjevackog
drustva izvan domovine nase ckaske Zore Dosao je
49, maj prosao, hepo dostojansveno oni koj su all
priku da to slavi prsustvuju poneh sa ste Jednu
ijepu, duh poletnu uspomenu.
ako je Chicagu noe prize toga cje tai dan kisa
evaa bio tmurni dan velika American dvorana bia je