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The Nome nugget., 1958-05-21
Pflimlin Attempts
 To Win Algeria Back From de Gaulle Backers

PARIS, LR - Premier Pierre Pflimlin ordered Frances mili- tary chief to Algiers today, open ing the governments drive to win back Algeria from packers of Gen. Charles de Gaulle. But from Algeria came a defiant no.
 "We will never move an inch backward" said Alain de Serigny, a powerful member of the French insurgent junta in Algiers. ''We will accept no one but de Gaulle. 5
 Lorillot was ordered to confer with Gen. Raoul Salan, the French military commander in Algeria, who has been walking a tight sope between Paris and the French civilian and military junta in Algiers.
 De Serigny told an Algiers news conference that Pflimlin is wrong if he thinks he can settle the insurrection in a few days. He added that de Gaulle lis the only one capable of maintaining the unity of the nation"
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-21
$8O Billion Budget, SlO Billion Deficit FOreseen In 1859

WASHINGTON, R - Budget Director Maurice Stans predicted today federal spending for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1859 will increase to about 80 billion dollars.
 Stans made the forecast after he and President Eisenhower concluded their first discussion of the budget for that fiscal year.
 As for the budget for the fis- cal year starting July l, Stans said he looks for deficit rang ing between eight and 10 billion dollars. And that, he said, does not take into account the pos- sibility of any tax reduction.
 When Eisenhower sent that budget to Congress last January, he estimated spending for the fiscal year at $73,900,000,000. He also predicted at that time a surplus of 500 million dollars.
 Since then, the business reces- sion has brought decline in tax revenues and an increase in gov ernment spending plans.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-21
Bartlett Urges Support For Craftsmanship Program In Alaska

WASHINGTON, LR . Delegate Bartlett has urged House ap- propriations subcommittee to support continued operation of the marksmanship program of the national board for the promotion of rifle practice.
 Twelve adult shooting clubs and three junior clubs in Alaska, with membership of 1,562, par ticipate in the program, he said.
 "The $3O0,OO0 requested is little enough compared with the wealth in benefits which accrue" {" he said in testimony made pub lie by the subcommittee today.
 'The need for straight and ac- curate shooting is imperative in Alaska, not only from the stand point of possible future military activity but because of Alaska's abundance of wild game"
 He cited and said he concurred in a statement by A. w. Boddy, executive director of the Alaska Sportsmens Council, that the low proportion of hunting acci- dents in Alaska is attributable to the proper training acquired through the program.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-21
Two Large Blanket Tossing Skins Arrive From St. Lawrence

Two large walrus skins have arrived from St. Lawrence Is- land for the weekly blanket toss ing event here. They are act ually one skin split in two, the larger measuring Fl feet inches by 12 feet l inch, and the smaller 10'2" by 11"6'.
 The larger skin is hanging be- tween the Boring Sea Club and the Nome Market.
 John McNees said today he plans to get a real big blanket made up of four skins sewed together, in the Pt. Hope style.
 Both blankets were rigged for tossing by Paulie Green and George Washington with rope donated by the Nels Mortensen Co.
 Blanket tossing will be con- ducted this Sunday by Johnnie Stevenson, starting at 12:30 in front of the theater.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-21
Alaska Freight Lines To Increase Its
 Alaska Barge Service

SEATTLE, R = Plans for barge service between Seattle and major ports of Southeast Alaska were announced yesterday by the Alaska Freight Lines.
 In the latest stage of mush- rooming barge development in the North Pacific, Alaska Freight Lines general manager John J. Hesselbrock announced that his company will open service to Southeast Alaska June II. Ere quency of the service was not stated, but Hesselbrock said a regular schedule will be estab- lished to include dockside deliv- cries at Haines, Juneau, Ketch- ikan, Petersburg, Skagway, Sitka, and .Wrangell.
 For some years, Alaska Freight has operated barges twice week from Seattle to Anchorage or Seward.
 Early this year it added twice monthly Alaska barge service from Portland and monthly ser vice from California ports.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-21
A. POLET IS BETTER

Word has been received from Emily Boucher in Seattle that her father, Tony Polet, is inn proving but that his condition is still critical.
 MT. Polet has been in a nursing home in Seattle for about two years Sand Mrs Boucher was called to his bedside last Satur- day when he took a sudden turn for the worse.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-21
DEFENSE REORGANIZATIIN BILL PASSED BY ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, LR The House Armed Services Commit tee today unanimously approved its version of a defense reorgoni- zation bill.
 The formal 36-0 roll call vote merely confirmed the commit tees decision of last Friday to approve a bill which generally goes along with President Eisen- hower's proposals for a s.ream- lined command structure.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-21
MilliOn-and-Half Dollar Fire Destroys Seattle
 Cedar Lumber Co. Plant

SEATTLE, R - A $1,5O0,OOO fire that hurled sparks so high they could be seen for 80 miles destroyed one of the worlds larg- est cedar lumber mills in Ballard District Tuesday night.
 More than 300 firemen and vol unteers battled the blaze at the Seattle Cedar Lumber Manu- featuring Co. for more than four hours. There were no deaths or serious injuries.
 Jack Wilde, mill superintend- ent, said eight million board feet of lumber were reduced to ashes,
 Twenty Seattle fire compan- ies, aided by engines from sub urban areas and the Coast Guard, battled the blaze. Four fire = boats poured water on the fire from the Seattle ship canal.
 Fire Chief William Fitzgerald said the fire started in a dry kiln but he was unable to explain it's source.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-21
Cardinal Stritch's Condition Remains Grave Today

ROME, R - Samuel Cardinal Stritch rested well for the second night since he suffered a stroke but his condition today remained grave.
 A brief medical bulletin dis closed for the first time that the 7O-year-old archbishop of Chicago had a sight fever. It said his condition was unchanged.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-21

Dr. T. w. Anderson, president of the Covenant Church of Amer ica, will be the speaker at a special service this evening at the Covenant Church at 7:30 pm. Dr. Anderson came to Alaska for the graduation exercises of the Covenant High School at Una lakleet. The service this evening is open to all.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-15
Local Council
On JuVen
Delinquency
BY Carlos v. Lindsey

Members of the Citizens Com
mittee of the Local Council on
Juvenile Delinquency, sponsored
by Sheriff Joseph D. Lehman,
Mrs. Mable Lindsey, Mrs. Mil.
dred Bolden and Judge Carlos
v. Lindsey were guests of the
sheriff at the formal dedication.
of the new SO bed hospital az
10Th and California, February
8, 1858.
The L. C. on J. D. is making
speedy plans for the free picnic
at FINLEY Woods, 143rd st. and
Harlem avenue on June IA.
This reminder is an effort to
keep the parents and children
informed in order that all may
enjoy this grand, free affair.
Don't forget the recreation at
LINCOLN Memorial School every
Thursday evening from to q
pm. Parents, the Local Council
on Juvenile Delinquency needs
your support. AS you know, the
L.C.J.D. is the only official jul
Venile program in our village
through which our youth can
have access to the various free
programs and resources set aside
for the purpose of curbing juve~
nile delinquency in this area.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-15
Saturday, February Is, 1858

eWell guys and dolls the Eye
is back to bring you all the lat
est gossip, so get hip to the hap
pening
OShirley J. we hear there will
be wedding bells for you and
Clarence L. shortly conaradu-
tions to both of you. =,
owe hear that certain young ?
(you name IT'D is talk about get
ting the old law after the Eye.
Take our advice kid and re-
member guilty y conscience
needs no accusations.
eWille Maude R. why don't
you stop acting SO wild. You are
Entirely too young to be staying
out the way you do.
eVerdell G.. we hear you have
a very lad case of it. Take our
advice and stay away from hu-
man beings.
OEarlseal F. you are very up
set about what was in the paper
about you. Remember you can
run, but you can't hide.
eJoyce H. we hear you have a
couple of admirers, we'll take
our advice and don't rush into
things take your time. (get the
message).
oCorolyn. w. we hear you have
competition with your man, tell
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-15
Rev. Robin Skyles TO
Fill Good Shepherd
Lutheran Pulpit Sun.

The Rev. Robbin w. Skyles,
pastor of St. James Lutheran
Church of Chicago, will be the
speaker at Good Shepherd Luth
eran Church at 1920 am. this
Sunday, February 16, 1858.
Paastor Skyles comes to us
with national recognition as a
lecturer, counselor, and dynamic
preacher of the Gospel of Christ.
Our services are held in Lin
coin Memorial School auditor
ium. We urge you to share with
us this service. Our doors are
ever open to receive you into
this fellowship of believers.
Come, and bring friend.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-15

Surely, you who have children,
should be interested in the well
fare and the supplying of enter
tainment of your children which
you yourself cannot afford to
give. You owe it to your child
to give shese programs your
personal interest or financial as
sistance.
Boys and girls, don't forget
the jam session at Sid's Car
Wash, Friday, February II, 1853
from 8 to IL pm. All dances
given by the Local Council on
Juvenile Delinquency are super
vised.
Mrs. Mable Lindsey, Pres.
Mrs. Mildred Bolden, Sec'y
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-15

y -
the wrong places take our ad-
vice and stay out of those places.
oJohn NJ. where are you hiding
we don't see you around any
more.
@Say Jackie J. we don't hear
much of you anymore. Is it true
that you have lost your luck
with Mr.. L. B. we'll we knew it
would happen, the pressure Of
competition was to strong. Don't
give up maybe you'll have bet
ter luck next time.
oThere is certain junior cir,
that's always talking about some
one but really she look just like
she have been taking ugly pills
all of her life. Guess who? Pm
sure it wont be hard.
eve see that Little Margie anc
Little Willie is hitting it of
real nice keep up the good work
you two.
DELEGATIONS OF THE WEEK
"Billy S. to Earlseal F. -Mayef
*John M. to Eleanor w. Sugar
Woggie
#The Eye to LeCtis J. You
Can Make If You Try
*Victor A. to Myrna w. Been
So Long
*Clarence L. to Shirley J. The
Bells Ring Out
"The Eye Verdell G.. Mess
Up
*The Eye to Jackie J. DOM
Let Go
*The Eye to Juanita w. You
are Something Else
willie S. to Becky r. You're
Mine
*David w. to Casandra c. SO
Tough
*Henry B. to Venneta c. Sugar
Doll
The Eye to Cannon j. Short
Fat Fannie
@The Eye to Louis B. Wee
Baby Blues
*The Eye to James D. Crazy
Baby
eWell until next week the Eye
says So long and remember II
YOU don't want it told don't do it.
The people's voice., 1958-06-13

tives have to offer, why haven't we
grown faster? :" He pointed out
that the experience of FUCE shows
that "those younger men who have
come up through Flu make much bet
ter coop board members than others
they have a much better under
standing of what the coop movement
is Build Farmers Union," he
said, "and you assist the co-operatives.
Build co-operatives and you build
Farmers Union ;"
Looking at the effort led by Farm
ers Union to secure satisfactory
farm program, Doheny said, sit took
20 years to build the beginning of a
farm program. 1t took ezra Benson)
three years to tear most of it down.
What are we going to do about it?
"We're going to build it up againp'
Dick Cotton, Glasgow, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Cotton, gave Ju-
nior's impression of the new camp:
"Arrow Peak, he said, puts spark
into you". Outlining how much bet
ter informed most Flu juniors are
than teen-agers who haven't had the
benefit of the Flu educational pro-
gram, Dick said the program went
lot further than just to FU juniors.
"a lot of youth in Montana" he
pointed out, "have learned a great
deal from Flu kids :"
Eva Kulay, speaking for girl Ju-
niors, said it is our responsibility to
make this beautiful camp even more
beautiful, for, it's not too many years
The people's voice., 1958-06-13

until our children will be coming here
to learn, work and play -
Chris Johanen, Great Falls, FUGTA
fieldman, said he was one of the
original juniors at the 1884 camp,
camp at which "the best educator
ever to come out of Montana, j. M.
Peterson" was teacher.
Mildred Holtz, former longtime
MFU director of education, in her
incompatible manner, led group sing
ing.
MFU board members, past and
present. were identified, and in in
stances where present, introduced by
MFU Vice President Claude Johnson.
MFU Director of Education Margaret
Bucher introduced representatives of
various cooperative organizations.
Musical and choral entertainment
numbers were given by Ronnie Palo,
Ken Maxi, and the sisters Charlotte
Holtz and Velma Good.
GREETINGS
Although scheduled for the dedi-
cation program, Peter Bokma, Conrad,
and longtime secretary of MFU Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company, was
unable to be present. In message
to the meeting, he said we dedicate
what we do here to the cooperative
life-to build and not to destroy
to work for simple justice for all ;. 4
A short message of congratulate
tions from National Farmers Union
President James G. Patton, Denver,
was read by President Kenfield.
The people's voice., 1958-06-13

Martha Copenhaver, Conrad, for Is
years a county Flu education leader
and a member of Farmers Union for
80 years, told the meeting that "now
that we have this nice place, we're
going to have to put it to use
there's beauty throughout the Flu
junior program there's beauty
all around you here we've got
to bring children here $50 that) we
can train our juniors to make them
better equipped to take on adult
life :"
Leo Doheny, Brady, president of
Farmers Union Central Exchange,
and an MFU board member from
1881 through 1914, said this is San
historical event tonight we've
dreamed about this for a good many
years ;" lie also asked: "With
all Farmers Union and our co-opera-
The people's voice., 1958-06-13

expand "real, positive, aggressive,
liberal educational program :"
Chapman, who since retiring in 1856
has travelled over much of the ma
tion, said he found that in states lack
ing educational programs such as the
one carried on by MFU, that there
is little understanding of the nature
of the coop movement.
Chapman devoted most of his brief
talk to reviewing the damage Nc
Carthyism did to our democracy
that it will "take years for the ma
tion to recover from the hysteria de-
veloped - in the late 1940's and
early 1950's, and to the struggle to
maintain world peace. Unless peace
"is maintained" he cautioned there
is no use talking about legislation to
save the family farm or anything else
we cherish :"
The people's voice., 1958-06-13
MFUs Arrow Peak Summer Camp
A Thing of Beauty Is a Joy Forever

Depint
The people's voice., 1958-06-13
That is a FAL SEHO

"The farmers should stand shoulder
to-shoulder with labor in opposing this
vicious attempt to take away the work
ing mans hard-won gains over the last
fifty years and reduce him to a second
class citizen. Labor's purchasing power
that supports business and agriculture
would be badly curtailed, and our much
vaunted American standard of living
suffer terrific setback" = ALBERT
ANDERSON, Sidney, former Montana
Commissioner of Agriculture.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26
ISTINA 0 JUG0SLAYIjI

o nasoj staroj domovini i
Jugoslaviji cesto Sc cuje u a.
merickoj javnosti. Vazno je
da sc svijet u America upo-
znava s Mason starom zem-
ljom i s Jugoslavijom, take
i nasi m | a d il ljudi, rodjeni
Amerikanci, da znadu otkuc
su porijeklom kad dodju u
razgovor 8 Amerikancima O
Jugoslaviji. s
Mas vrijedni suradnik, p.
d. Ostovic, koji dobro pozna
povijest nasega naroda, ma
pisao je zanimljivu i vrlo po-
ucnu knjigu engleski "The
Truth About Yugoslavia" a.
stina o Jugoslaviji. Knjiga je
pisana lakim engleskim je-
zikom i prozeta dokumenti-
ma historickim cinjenicama,
lijepo tvrdo vezana, pisana je
iskreno posteno bez ikako-
We izvratanja istine i zlobe,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

Seattle, Wash. - Ma 26.
:januara 1858. navrsilo sc je
sretnih veselih pedeset go
dina bracnog zivota nasih
dobrih zajednicara, Nikole j
Josephine Cebuhar, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo.
Istoga dana ovdje u Seattle
gdje nasi svecari borave, i u
starom kraju u mjestu Lok-
We, Gorski Kotar, gdje su O.
nj bill vjencani u crkvi svete
Katarine, odsluzene su dvije
svete mise. U Seattle u pri-
sustvu svoje djece, unucadi
prijateljaA y u crkvi sv. Jurja
svetu misu je otpjevao Rev.
Howard, O.S.M., a u Lokva-
ma Rev. Franjo Stefanic IL
Hreljina.
Brat sestra Cebuhar su
dosli il starog kraja 1913.
nastanili su sc u Calumet,
Mich. Godinu dana nakon to-
ga doseliil su Sc u Roslyn
Wash, gdje su boravili sve
do godine 1884. Nakon togs
.doselili SUI Sc u Seattle, gdit
danas zadovoljno sprovodt
svoj zivot. Ia vrijene borav
ka u Roslyn, Wash, brat &C.
buhar je radio u ugljenim 70.
! yovima, q sada u Seattle vet
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

rodjena 25. julia 1910. u mje-
stu Hamiltonu cd dobrih i
cestitih roditelja i dugogo-
disnjih zajednicara, koji su
dobro poznati u ovom mje-
stu, a to SUI Steve Anasta-
zija Bradica. N je zin otac,
brat Steve Bradica je "a du-
gi niz godina obnasao tajnic-
ku cast u odsjeku GA. Tako
je nasa mlada sestra nasla u
nasem odsjeku 954 svoje ro-
ditelje i brata Michael Bra
dica, koji obnasa predsjed-
nicku cast u odsjeku "a dugi
niz godina. Annie vrlo dobro
govori svoj materinski jerk
i ne stidi Sc svog hrvatskog
naroda, vec uvijek dolazi me-
dju svoj narod i RADIO pjeva
nase narodne pjesme.
Mlada sestra Annie je svr-
sila pucku skolu ovdje u Ha-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

biva obicno u sedmom mje-
secu, ako je dojence zdravo,
i pravilno hranjeno. Tho i
neosjetno izbila SUI diva donja
srednja sjekutica.
Poslije kraceg zastoja, O.
bicno devetog mjeseca, iznik-
la su diva gornja srednja
sjekutica, a uskoro poslije to-
ga jos diva bocna, po jedan
sa svake strane.
Posto su gornji sjekutici
nesto krupniji, obicno nicu
brzo jedan liza drugog, to i
desni nesto jace pocrvene O.
teknu. I zbog toga dojence je
ponekad nemirno, slabo spa
va, glodje ujeda grize ru-
cice.
Ne prodje nj dobar mjesec
dana, a vec nicu diva posljed-
MIA, donja sjekutica, sa sva-
ke strane po jedan. Dojence
je stare oko cetrnaest mje-
seci i ina osam zubi.
Sad nastaje zatisje. Ovo
traje otprilike diva mjeseca.
Poslije toga, vrlo vjerovatno
do sedamnaestog iii osa m
naestog mjeseca, iznici &c /
cetiri prednja kutnjaka. I to
prvo gornji, pa onda donji.
Zatim opet predik, dok Sc ne
gdje IL m e d ju dvadesetog i
dvadesetog j drugog mjeseca
ne pojave i cetiri otnjaka, pa
ubrzo poslije toga cetiri po-
sljednja kutnjaka. Djetetu je
dvije godine, iii koji mjesec
wise, i dobio je svih dvadeset
zuba. Dakle, priblizno po je-
dan zub mjesecno.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

djena 26-og augusta 1889. u
mjestu Hamiltonu cd dobro
poznatih roditelja i dugogo-
disnjih clanova H. B. e., Va
lentina Mary Laush.
Sestra Marie Cord a n a
Laush svrsila je pucku skolu
u Halniltonu visu skolu -
Cathedral High School isto
u Hamiltonu s dobrim uspje-
hom "a uciteljicu, i koja da-
mas pomaze u katolickoj sko-
Ii.
Mi joj zelimo mnogo srece
i dobro zdravlje u buducem
zivotu, a njenim roditeljima
cestitamo ma dobrom odgoju
svoje kcerke, pa smo u nadi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

stu Oshawa, Ont, cd dobrih
i cestitih zajednicara, Petra
i Marie Klasan, koji su cla-
novi odsjeka br. 10 u Cooks
vile, Ontario.
Mas mladi Petar svrsava
wise skole u Oshawi. On po-
lazi Oshawa Central Collegi-
ate Institute vrlo je dobar
ucenik. Njegovim roditeljima
cestitamo ma dobrom odgoju
svoga sina, a MENU zelimo
svaku srecu u buducem mu
radu i zivotu, da bi bio ma
ponos diku svojim roditelji-
ma i svima mama.
JOS jednom YAM svima tri-
ma klicemo: Dobro nam do
sli u redove nasega odsjeka
broj 954 H. B. Zajednice.
Stanko Spehar, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

miltonu i sada polazi u wise
skole, Cathedral High School,
koju ce svrsiti Owe godine
s vrlo dobrim uspjehom. Mi
joj zelimo d o b a r uspjeh Il
njezinom radu.
Clanstvo odsjelsa 954 svo-
joj clanici Annie Bradica XII
Ge: Dobro nam dosla II nase
redove i nella te pratt svaka
sreca u tvojem zivotu, bu-
di ia ponos svojim roditelji-
ma kao mama svima.
X
Treci je mas m | a d i brat
Petar klasan, Jr., koji je ro-
djen 5. januara 1910. u mje-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

rs SOdlne radl "a continental
Can Co.
u nedjelju svecanosti, od-
NAH liza 1 sat poslije podne
II kuci nasih "mladenaca" ma
1926 Corsnom Avenue, u pri-
sustvu svoje djece - sina
Charles tri kceri, Mrs. Slava
Jakovich, Mrs. Henry Claeys
i Mrs. John Pasquan, te de-
vetero unucadi odrzan je do
eek gostiju. P Jet je bio
mnogobrojniji cd mnogih ro-
djaka, znanaca prijatelja, te
,ie trajao do u nocni dio da-
ma. Dobre zelje i vesele ce-
stitke bile su izrucite nasim
"mladencima', a gosti su bill
dobro pocasceni zagriskom i
picem.
Nasi svecari Cebuhar su
dugogodisnji clanovi H.B.Z.
nasega odsjeka broj 439, jos
cd godine 1884. Oni imadu
lijepi dio svoje obitelji u ma.
sim redovima. Stoga, ovom
prilikom, IL ime svega clan
stva nasega odsjeka, ia ze'
linn bratu Nikoli sestru Jo
sephine Cebuhar jos dugi nj,
veselih i zadovoljnih godina
sa svojom cijelom familijom
Roy Toljan, tajnik
| odsjeka 439 H.B.Z.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

bkodi H.B.Z., njezinom clan
stvu, a bone nije korisno nj
imenu nase nacije, jer izgle-
da, da Sc II mas posumnjava,
kao da medju mama ina -
Labyista. Vecina je odglasa-
la sto ne? Uprava je dobila
tai mandat da sada proslije-
di, a kada Sc covjek dobro
promisli, dolazi do toga "a
kljucka, da je donekle tako
pravo.
sto a d a preostaje mama
svima, jest to, da Sc svi ma
djemo zajedno u diskusiji ka-
ko na koji nacin uciniti ne
sto bolje, lakse i jeftinije, ali
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

sto nasi najbolji ljudi potvr-
djuju.
Svaki bi mas covjek trebao
da u svom domu imade owl
knjigu radi sebe, svoje djece
i samih Amerikanaca da I'm
mole reti istinu o Jugoslavij
! i svojoj staroj domovini.
Ovu vaznu knjigu mozete
dobiti uz snizenu cijenu "a
samo SO. Novac mozete po-
slati jednostavno u kuferti
s narucbom ma urednika "a
jednicara - Philip Vukelich,
3441 Forbes st., Pittsburgh
13, Pa.
Narucite cim prize!
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0dsjek b. 954 povefan
Sa tri nova CIana

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Ovime javljamo radosnu vi.
jest, da Sc je mas odsjek 954
H. B. z. povecao sa tri nova
clana, koji prelaze IL nasega
Pomlatka gnijezda broj 603
u odraslo clanstvo, cije slike
ovdje donosimo.
Prva je n IS a mlada cla-
n:ca, Marie Laush, koja je 1o-
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