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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31
TIE SPOKESMAN
Endorses

sN - ~sNS~SSvteNtN
Endorses
tNovember 4th EIections)
FOR Us. SENATOR
Eugene Mccarthy DFLJ
FOR GOVERNOR
orviile r Freeman tpFL)
FOR T.-GoyERNOR
Karl Rolvaag (DFLl
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Vote FOR Miles Lord. lpFL) for
the first time in state history two
Negro Minnesotans both attorneys
serve on the attorney generals
starr under appointment BY Miles
Lord We are frank TO state tina,
If Lord had not made such appoint
ments we would not recommend
him.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE
Joseph Donovan CDEL)
FOR STATE TREASURER
Val Bjornson tRep1
FOR STATE AUDITOR
Stafford King tRepD
FOR CONGRESS- THIRD
DISTRICT
Vote for Roy Wier tDFL) Has
been staunch fighter for ciyll
rights IN Congress He dealt d
Continued on Page ~
tsupplement)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31
Avoid The rsmpfasion

Through nonvioienec we avoid the temp
-Ihtion OF taking tho psychology OF victors
Thanks largely 20 the noble and invaluable
work Of the NAACp. we have won great
victories in the federal courts. hut we must
not be self-Satiafied We must respond To
every decision with an understanding cf
those who have opposed us. and with ac-
ccptance OF the new adjustments that tbs
court orders pose for them We must act
In such a way that our victories win be
uiumphs FOR good win IN all men, white
aud Negro NJ L.. King la stride Toward
trscdom"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31
srNArr aaTn pIsrmcr

Russell l.. Kennedy conaerva-
tive is IN favor o. a realistic
measure but would prefer that
local municipalities handle ho,is-
ing discrimination
Herman } Kordlng liberal. be-
ileyes that an intensive educational
program should be- undertaken In
order 10 gain public support for
open occupancy legislation.
fcontinucd on Page i-A)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

only one candidate IN tho aiat
district took the time 10 answer
the qusn,ionnaire aent them hy the
League of Women Voters That
waa liborai Jack Davies who
scored an emphatic YES Tor open
occupancy legislation Ralph May
hood declined 90 answer,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14
Record de carreras
Estableeen Giscntes
en- Ligo NoeionoI

~FILADELFIA, Sept. 10
CUPID Los Gigantes de San
Francisco establecieron un
nuevo record de carreras de
Ia Liga Nacional para la pre-
sente temporada al aplastar a
los Phillies de Filadelfia por
10 a 2 en- Ell segundo juego
del programa doble de aver
despues de haber ganado tam
bien ell primero por 5 a 2.
Johnny Antonelli, permitio
unicamente seis hits para To-
grar la victoria. Uno de ellos
fue ell cuadrangular numero
% de Harry Anderson, en- ell
septimo.
Ell juego perdio interes des-
pues de haber anotado ocho
carreras los Gigantes, en- Ell
primer inning. Ell abridor Ray
Semproch pudo hacer frente
a seis bateadores tan solo y
fue relevado por Jim Hearn.
En- ell primer juego, AL
Worthington Sc lucio al reem-
plazar a Ruben Gomez en- ell
octave y ponchar a tres juga-
dores cuando las bases esta-
ban llenas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14
Termin6 sin una "Bronca" la
Serie de Dodgers Y Gigantes.
Exito Finaneiero Resistroron Ambos Equipos...
La Disfunciu Puso Fin a la Fiera Rivalidud.
Per ALEX KHAN
Per ALEX KHAN

LOS ANGELES, septiembre
13.--tUPD-El primer ano de
la transferencia competitive en-
tire los Dodgers y Gigantes ter
mino va, con I'm exito f%inancie-
no para ambos equipos y uno
a~rtistico para Ell ex team de Po-
10 Grounds.
Pero los managers y jugado-
res estuvieron de acuerdo en-
que no eran los Gigantes y bod
gers de antano. en- 10 que Sc re-
feria a la fiera rivalidad que
hsbia entire ambos clubs.
Con % desafios celebrates
entire ambos, los dos teams fl
nalizaron sin una gran bronca
en- esta campana -algo que re-
presenta .un record, pues en-
New York Sc ordenaba ir pelo-
tones extras de policia a los par
ques cada vez que Sc enfrenta-
ban.
FL veterano jardinero de los
Dodgers Carl Furillo 10 resumio
TODD cuando dijo: "Es una nue.
va generation y un nuevo lu-
gar"
Pero los veteranos expertos
movieron sus cabezas y pregun-
taron: lQue habrian pensado
John McGraw y Wilbert Robin
SOM" y mas recientemente Leo
Durocher y Charlie Dresser que
como managers rivales vieron
a sus equipos "acelerar" hume
rosas batallas a puietazos en-
nunlerosas oeasiones.
"Hombre 81, recuerdo una Pc
lea diaria cada vez que nos me-
dimos con los Gigantes, comen-
to Ell captain Pee Wee Reese, de
los Dodgers. "Pero creo que
euando dos equipos estan sepa-
RADIOS por 500 millas, esa rivali-
dad de antes no puede seguir
existiendo.
PELEAS EN- LAS GRADAS
"Antes habia tantos fanaticos
GiSantes en- Ebbets Field como
de los Dodgers, Y habia peleas
en- las gradas y ESQ incitaba a
los jugadores en- ell terreno."
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14
DISPUTAN CORONA
EN- TORNEO De
GOLF AMATEUR

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.
(UPI)-El ex campeon Charley
Coe, petrolero de Oklahoma, y
el joven Tommy Aaron, estu-
dante universitario de Georgia
pasaron a la final del campeo-
nato nacional de golf amateur.
Coe, de "a amos de edad,
campeon de 1949, vencio en- las
semifinales a Roger McManus
por 8 2.
Aaron, de 81 amos de edad,
vencio a Dick Foote, de 20 amos
por 10 y 9.
Los dos finalistas Sc disputa-
ran hoy ell titulo de campeon
en- una competencia a So hoyos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14

NUEVA YORK, Sept. 10 -
(UPI)- FL Comisionado de
Beisbol Ford Frick aprobo
hoy una lista de Is miembros
de los Braves de Milwaukee y
% de los Yanquis de Nueva
York que podran jugar en- la
Serie Mundial de 1858.
Prick tambien aprobo una
lista de rs Jugadores de los
Plratas de Pittsburgh, en- case
de que Sc produzca una de las
mas notables sorpresas en- la
historic del beisbol.
Ell Comislonado tambien
eonfirmo ell programa Official
de juegos.
Serie Bravos-Y anquis-octu
bre l y 2, en- Milwaukee; octu-
bre 8, viaje de los equipos;
octubre AS y 6 Isl es necesa-
rio), en- Nueva York; octubre
Z, viaje de los equipos; octu-
bre Isl es necessarily, en-
Milwaukee.
Serle Piratas- Yanquis-octu-
bre l y 2 en- Pittsburgh; octu-
bre 8, 5 Isl es necessarily,
en- Nueva York: octubre 6 y
Z Isl es necesario), en- Pitts
burgh.
La lista de los jugadores ele.
gibles para la Serie Mundial,
es ia siguiente:
Milwaukee - Henry L.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14
Ramon Condo
AIcanz6 .}14
en- Texas

VICTORIA, Texas, Sept. 10.
(UPI)-Ramon Condo, del club
Victoria de la Liga de Texas
termfno la campana con un pro-
medic al bate de .314, resultado
de 1913 hits en- 407 veces al ba-
te.
Condo, que particip6 en- 100
desafios con los equipos Tulsa
y Victoria, conecto "a dobletes,
tres triples, tres %jonrones; i'm
pulse 81 carreras y anoto 81; y
Sc robo cuatro bases.
Condo Sc incorporo al Victo-
ria POGO antes de terminar la
temporada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14

Los managers Bill Rigney. de
los Gigantes, y Walt Aston, de
los Dodgers, estan de acuerdo
con los jugadores que la situa-
cion es algo distinta en- la Cos
ia 0este.
clay solo unos pocos en- nues
tro club que estaban con los Gil
gantes en- los dias en- que los
dos equipos eran rivales a pu-
netazos', admite Rigney.
"Las 500 millas tienen aIgo
que yer con ESQ tambien. Els
muy diferente que tener solo
.un rio como barrera. Siguen
jugando SUI mejor pelota frente
a ellos, Els una buena serie y
10 sera en- los amos venideros."
Aston esta de acuerdo en- con
siderar a los Gigantes como ell
team a quienes los Dodgers mas
desean veneer -posiblemente
porque fueron tan mediocres es-
ia campaha.
La serie particular entire am
hos teams finalizo 1916 a favor
de San Francisco. Los 10 triun-
fos mas de los Gigantes repre-
sentan la diferencia entire es-.
tar en- la primera division y la
segunda.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14
Elegidos los Players del New York
milwaukee que Porficipardn en- la
Serie MundiaI de Baseball de 1858
PUERTORRIQUENOs PIZARRO Y MANTILLA'
EGURAN ENTIRE sENALADoS PoR FORD FRIcK

Aaron, Joseph W Adcock, Wi
liam H. Bruton, Robert r.
Buhl, S. Lewis Burdette, D.
Eugene Conley John w. Co.
vington, Delmar w Crandall,
Harry w. Hanebrink, Joseph
R. Jay, John Logan, Felix L.
Mantilla, Edwin L. Mathews,
Donald j, Mcmahon, Andrew
Pafko Juan Pizarro, Delbert
Rice, Humberto Robisnon, Ro-
bert R. Rush, Albert Schoen-
dienst. Warren E.. SPAIN,
Frank j. Tore, Robert Trow-
bridge. Carlton Wiley, Ken
dali C Wise.
New York - Henry A.
Bauer, Lawrence P. Berra. A
drew A. Carey, Arthur ], Dit
mar, Rinold Duren, Edward G.
Ford. Elston G. Howard, Da-
rrell D Johnson, Anthony C.
Kuoek, Jerry D. Lumpe, Gil
bert ]. McDouglad, Duane F.
Mas Mickey C, Mantle, Fac
kie C. Monroe, Robert Ri
chdrdson, Robert C. Shantz.
Norman L. Siebern, William
J. Skowron, Enos B. Slaughter
Marvin Throneberry, Virgil o.
Trucks. Robert L. Turley.
Pittsburgh = Ronald n.
Blackburn, Harry j. Bright,
Roberto Clemente. Elroy LIE
Face, Henry Lee Foiles, Ro
B Friend, Richard M. Groat.
William L. Hall, Ronald L.
Kline Ted Kluszewski, Daniel
Kravitz, Vernon S. Law, Wi
liam Mazeroski, Roman G. Me-
1ias, Erwin Porterfield, John
c. Powers, Curtis L. Rydon,
John R. Schofield, Robert R.
Skinner, Robert G. Smith, Ri
chard L. Stuart, Frank ]. Tho
mas, William C. Virdon, Geor-
&c Witt.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14
CuBANOS GANARON
En- cAMPEONATO De
PELOTA VASCA

BIARRITZ, Sept. Is -(UPI)
- La Argentina vencio a Fran
cha por 80 a 10 en- la especiali-
dad de paleta-goma (fronton
abierto) del campeonato mum
dial de pelota que Sc disputa
aqui.
La pareja argentina de Beliz-
70 y Gonzalez saco ventaja a po-
co de comenzar Ell partido a sus
a~dversarios Harretche y Etcha-
rry, quienes no pudieron redu-
cir tai ventaja en- ningun mo-
mento.
En- paleta corta los espanoles
Inanue y Aristy Sc ~adjudica-
ron la victoria por forfeit por-
que uno de sus %adversarios ar
gentinos no pudo jugar por
haberse lesionado durante ell en-
trenamiento.
En- Ia misma specialized los
cubanos Domfnguez y Mendez
Sc impusieron a los franceses
Treytire y Combes por 80 a
seis.
Otros resultados de los parti-
dos fueron los siguientes:
Frontenis Coma: Mexico
(Jarbaiz y Beltrand) venci6 a
Ia Argentina Salvador y Chu-
tur) por 30 a II.
Man0 Limpia, individual: Ben
gochea, Espahol, derroto al uru-
guayo Andruco por 40 a ".
Mano Limpia, por equipos:
Francia vencio a Espana por so
q II.
Raqueta Argentina (Sare):
Argentina (Leias y Juan Labat)
derroto a Francia por so a 35.
II .
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14
DlARI0 LAS AMERICAS P5g.

veland aventajaren 1adlos Nc
dias Rojas de Boston opor, Gin
co a cuatro; los Tigres de ID
troit ganaron a los Orioles d|
Baltimore por tres a una: y lo|
Atleticos de Kansas City derrd
taron a los Senadores ds Wa
shington por cuatro { eas !
tres.
De la Liga Naciona Gil
gantes de San FranciSo6 encie|
ron por partida doble 6 Phi
lies de FiIadelfia, por cinco i
dos y 10 a dos; los CaehorroI
de Chicago ganaron a 16S Rojo|
de Cincinnati por siete aacinco|
y los Dodgers de Los Angele|
ganaron a los Piratas ode Pitts
burgh por siete a tres,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14
CONCURRENCIAs

Los duenos Walter OMalley
y Horace Stoneham, empero.
estimaron que la temporada fue
exitosa desde ell punto de vista
de la taquilla con grandes con-
currencias. Los equipos atraie-
ron 582,731 fanatics en- ell Co.
liseum y 200, 1913 en- ell pequeno
parque de San Francisco para,
un total de $50. 929- un rio de
plata para las areas de- ambos
equipos.
Los Dodgers atraieron 1866.
SAT ~fanaticos mas en- SUI home
contra los Gigantes este aho en-
Los Angeles que 10 que atraie.
ron ell ano pasado en- Brooklyn
Los Gigantes atrajeron cast una
tercera parte de SUI total del ano
pasado en- home contra los bod
gers solamente en- once encuen-
tros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14
ETADOs De Los tLUDES
LIGA NAcIoNAL

LlGA AMERICANA
g.. P. Ave.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14
Ashburn Sc CoIoc6 "Puntero'
en- "BafeO" Nienfras TurIeY
.IguaI0 Record de Vic Rals!;rlh

NUEvA YORK, Sept. 13.-
(UPI)-Richie Ashburn, out
fielder de los Phillies de Fila
DELTA. archaic ell primer lu,
gar d. bateo a Stan Musial al
conectar anoche cinco hits en-
ocho Wales al plato, pero SUI
yentaja es de solo un punto So
bre Musial; tres sobre Hank
Aaron, de los Braves de Mil
waukee, y cinco Sobre Willie
Mays, de los GiganteS de San
Francisco.
Por otra parte, Lew Burdette
y Bob Truley, probables abri-
dores de la Serie Mundial, con-
vencieron anoche a sus mana
gers correspondence que am
hos estan va listos para ell gran
torneo.
Burdette permitio solo tres
hits en- la victoria de los Bra
vos por seis a cero Sobre los
Cardenales de San Luis, mien-
tras Turley permitia solo Qua
tro incogibles para ganar por
clnco a cero a los Medals Blan-
cas- de Chicago y dar ell triunfo
a los Yankees de Nueva York.
La victoria de Turley fue su
-vigesimaprimera del ano, Y
clio lie convirtio en- ell primer
lanzador de los Yankees que al
CANA csc total desde 1851, GUAM
do Eddie Lopat y Vic Raschi la
igualaron.
En- otros desafios de la Liga
Americana, los Indios de Gle
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-14
BREvEs De
T0DOS LOS
DEPORTES

SAN DIEGO, California, Sept.
Is (UPD- Ell campeon mum
dial de peso mediopesado Archie
Moore, declare que esta dispues-
to a defender SUI titulo contra ell
canadiense Yvon Durelle, en-
Montreal, ell diez de diciembre.
Moore declare que Sc lie hizo
una oferta de Glen mil dolares
por ese match.
PERTH, Australia, Sept. 10 -
CUPID Ell promoter de boxeo
norteamericano, Leo Leavitt,
sonrio ampliamente al salir de
una larga conferencia con ell CO.
rredor australiano Heb Elliot
pero dijo que no revelara ell
resultado de su consulta antes
de la conferencia de prensa que
ceIebrara hoy.
Leavitt ha dicho que ofrecio a
Elliott ell equivalents de ESQ.,
600 dolares para que ingrese
en- las filas PROFESSIONALS y to.
me parte en- una gira mundial.
Elliott posee Ell record mum
dial de la milla, de tres minu,
tos 81 Segundos y cinco deci-
mas.
X \
Wedgeport, Nova Scotia, Sept
IL CUPID Los 16 botes de los
cuatro paises que toman parte
en- la competencia annual de la
pesca del atun regresaron hoy
a puerto despues de Ii horas de
busqueda sin I'm solo PEI.
La competencia, en- que parti-
cipan botes del Canada, Estados
Unidos, Mexico y Cuba, comen-
20 aver,
Los concursantes no han pes
cado aun nj I'm solo atm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
British Exchange
Teacher On Visit

A British exchange teacher. Mis-
Audrey Prentice, spent the week
end Of February 10 in the home
81 MIR and Mrs. j. r Wilmington.
Of Mattoax community in Amelia
county Miss Prentice is spend
ing this vrar teaching general
science 20 7th ard 9Th grade stu
dents in Northsidc School in Nor
folk
This was As close as She could
come to teaching her own specially.
rural science in which she M
slructs students from II to l6 years
sold back IN Weymouth. England
Il since MISS Prentice Is D leader
NJ NM Young Farmers IN England
she is much interested in learning
about our All clubs While in Amelia
N County she visited several dairieS.
and showed herself well abreast Of
progress IN the dairy industry
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

J r. Wall. Jr.. is national library
Rock chairman IN Farmvillc. IT
Mas announced today b. Webster
$. Rhoads. Jr Of Richmond. state
chairman for the week, March Is
through ~
ASSISTING nm VIII bc Dr Beverley
Rltfin. Longvood College librarian
National library week Is A citizen n
effort being carried On throughout
America y re-estabish reading AS A
palt u daily hte Wake up and
Read N IFS thcmc a committee
" local citizens VII bc formed u
promote attention " iris IDEA III
many ways.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

noon
Looks like, ole Man Winter IS
really here. The weather is about
all The topic of conversation. that
is, If YOU can find someone TO talk
10 Telephones are certainly ap-
preciated these days Maybe VT
viii all appreciate our homes more
now that We are Kept IN, due y the
snow We have much to bc thankful
for. in spite Of The Snow and cox
weather
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
Iiiixb,,ry

SNOW intcrsporsed With high
drifts even after the scrapcr had
been along nafooned jim TAYLOR
and his son. George, IN their store
Saturday and Sunday nights
On the store porch Monday morn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

land. Lists George j. Whitlock as
agent, and loo shares F1ippon's Is
x general mercantile store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
East Front
Plan AssuiIed
BY McKeldin

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 10 (Rs-
Gov. McKeldin yesterday pro-
tested plans for alteration Of
the east front Of the Capitol
Building in Washington.
In q letter to Vice President
Nixon, q member Of the joint
congressional commission for
extension Of the capitol, Mr..
McKeldin said he is I'm def
mite agreement with many Of
my fellow Marylanders who
deplore proposals that. II car
ried out, would alter the char
acter Of the historic central
portion of the east front of
the Capitol.
House Speaker Sam Ray
burn. Democrat Of Texas.
chairman of the commission,
indicated Tuesday that the
east front project would con-
tinue.
An appropriation of SIT mil
Hon was granted for this prof.
ect after the commission was
authorized two years ago.
Plans are drafted to extend
the east front 32.5 feet to
bring the center steps in line
with the steps Of the thanking
House and Senate wings. but
construction has not begun.
Plans to extend the east and
west center sections and to re-
face the old sandstone with
marble were presented to Con-
eress last August by an ad-
risory group Of architects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
LATiN AMERICAN NOTEs
BroziI President
Cool to Red Pleas

RIO DE JANEIRo. Brazil
Jan. 10 (R.-President Jusce-
limo Kubitschek is reported re-
Eisting pressure BY his eco.
homie advisers to renew diplo-
nahtic relations with the Soviet
Union.
A reliable source said Mr.
Kubitschek told him privately
he was firmly opposed" TO .
renewal Of formal relations.
The source said Mr.. Ku.
bitschek is under great pres
sure to accept Soviet over
lures as a means of heading
on and economic recession in
Braxil. The presidents eco
uoniic advisers are seeking new
markets for coffee SURPRISES.
Brazil and the Soviet Unior
broke of diplomatic relation.
IN lo47 after Moscow had at
tackled President Eurico Dutra
Communist leaders during the
past several months have made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
Cancer Bill Pressed

Senator Nicely. Democrat Of
West Virginia, called on Con-
gress yesterday to pass his bill
granting President Eisenhower
81 million to mobilize world
wide efforts TO cure cancer. He
said this is in line with the
Presidents message indicating
a Willingness TO pool peaceful
activities with the Soviet Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

1.-THE slaying Of gangster Albert
Anastasia are missing from
their usual haunts In Havana
They are Joseph silesi. 81,
alias Joe Rivers. Of New York,
and Louis Santos Trafiicante,
IS, Of Tampa. Fla. long time
manager Of the Sans Souci
night club here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

moves TO improve relations In
GLIDING economic deals.
Mr.. Kubitschek has indicated
he favors commercial relations
with Russia or any other Iron
Curtain country as long as
there are no strings attached.
But he has declared he Is
against any move that might
endanger the country's Sc
curity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
day he has talked With the head

day he has talked with the head
of Mexico's government oil
monopoly about the possibility
Of q 500 million British credit
for expansion purposes.
The president Of the British
Board Of Trade disclosed this
at q round-table conference
with banking and business lead
ers at the National Bank Of
Foreign Commerce.
Sir David ends 9 six-day visit
here Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico, Jan
10 tR.-Five men rescued from
the leaking schooner Amber
Jack last Sunday have arrived
here on the freighter Pioneer
Alcoa. None was injured.
The men were bound from
Key West. Fla. for Matanza
Cuba. They were taken or the
schooner in q storm 80 miles
south Of Key West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
Two Sought in Vain

HAVANA. Cuba. Jan. 10 (R1.
Two men wanted by New
York police for questioning in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
indoors or outdoors -.
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TRANSISTORS

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OF home or outdoors in the
stodium, at the beach or in the
park.
Many of these lightweight portobles
ore small enough to fit in your
pocket. Direct drive tuning dial
provides accurate, dependable tun-
ing. Batteries and eorphones extra.
Top to bottom:
A. THE TRANSISTOR 6-cores
in the life inpoc cose, plug for cor
phone Long life battery. Horizon
oroy. antique white and spruce
green. 1925
B. THE STETSON - with the
lono-life inpoe cose, plug for ear
phone. Antique white and pink and
white. 4.95
c. THE JETSTREAM-oII tron.
sistorized personoi radio in o rich
sinnuoted leather carrying eose.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
Mexico Loan Discussed

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 10 up.
Sir David Eccles said yester-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21
Butte Secretary viii
| ACCEPT Dues Via Mails

BUTTE, Mont. - This is
to notify the members of CFU
Lodge SO that I will not ac-
.cept dues payments at my
home.
Money orders may be
sent to me by mail or men,
bers may pay their dues at
our meetings, which are
held at the Runebergh
Hall, 627 E. Galena st.,
every other month.
Please make a note of my
home address, which is: ---
Agnes Bilteau, Sec'y.
COZ Illinois Ave.
Butte, Montana
Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21
Baltimore Members In
Bid To washinqtonians

BALTIMORE, Md. - Gro
atian Fraternal Union Lodge
684 will stage it's Annual
Spring Dance on Saturday,
June 7, at the Slovak Nation
al Home, 6526 Holibird Ave.
Dancing will be in order
from 900 pm. until 100
am, with music being fur
nished by Bob Yeager and
his boys.
Platters viii be prepared
and served by our lodge chefs
and a complete line of liquid
refreshments will be avail
able.
We are hoping to have our
fellow CFU members from
Washington attend this dance
so that all or most of our
Lodge may meet one another
and become better acquain-
ted.
This is our first dance this
year, 80 come on Lodge 684,
let's all pull to make this a
better year than 1857.
Robert A. Burns, Jr., Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21
Struthers Juniors In
| Change Of Regular
Meeting Day Schedule

STRUTHERS, Ohio - Due
to the fact that many social
functions are held in the Gro
attain Home during the week
ends, the future meetings of
CFU Nest 1856 will be held on
the second Friday of each
month, beginning at 6 pm.
We hope the attendance
number will be doubled in the
future, as we are planning
ways and means to raise mon
ey for sports, picnics, par
ties, and trips.
We will have entertainment
after the business meetings
and occasionally refr e S h.
ments.
We could accomplish a
great deal with some coopera-
tion from you parents and
grandparents. Urge your chill.
dren to attend the next meet
ing on June 13.
Goldie Zaluski. Mgr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21
Akron Groups Priming
For Supper, Gala Show

AKRON, Ohio - Christ
the King Kolo Group and
Tamburitzans will S h or t ! y
present a selected program OF
Croatian classical and folk.
gems of songs and dances,
which will enliven and refresh
your love for our traditional
artistic treasures.
We Fundamentally invite
all Of our Croatians from Ak
ron, Barberton, and vicinities
to be with us on June 1, at
Liedertafel Hall, 147 E. Ex-
change Street, beginning at
500 pm, for a delicious Gro
attain Dinner.
The concert will begin at
ZOO pm, and afterward
there will be dancing to the
music Of the talented Christ
the King Tamburitzans.