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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Catholic Society
Will Give Award
To Mrs. KnobIoch

Mrs. William r. Knobloch
active 40 years in youth well
fare efforts, has been named
first recipient of the Christ
Child Society's Mary Virginia
Mefrick Award.
The award, for distinguished
service to Washington area
children, will be given to Mrs
Knobloch Tuesday at the
Society's annual Founders Day
breakfast in the Mayflower
Hotel. A special Mass at $3.50
am. in st. Matthews Cathedral
will precede the 1890 am.
breakfast.
Named for the late founder
Of the Society. the award is
an engraved scroll. The Most
Rev. Philip A. Harmon, Aux
iliary Bishop of Washington,
will present it to Mrs. Knob
loch, who was associated for
many years with Miss Merrick.
Mrs. Knoblochy of 34l7
Woodley road NV. was o
unanimous choice Of the So
ciety's directors. A former
Society vice president. she was
chairman for two decades of
the Christ Child Farm for
Convalescent Children in Gar
rett Park. Md.
She also reorganized the
Merrick Boys Club: was chair
man of the Christ Child Society
Christmas Committee: helped
organize the Christ Child
Society Opportunity Shop; and
has worked in numerous fund
raising drives Of the Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

membership about what appar-
emily is the prevailing public
opinion on the matter" Mr.,
Chatelain also said he had diffi-
culties finding the alleged sin
accuracies" and said he would
welcome specific examples"
Would Reproduce Facade
In a response to Mr.. Chate-
lain's wire. Mr.. Horbeson has
written q letter to the Ala
Journal. entitled, THE msti-
tute Is Unfair to Architects. I"
1t contends that the ALA has
violated its own written code
of ethics by failing to ade-
quately inform itself on the
Capitol controversy, and by
"demeaning" the professional
regulations Of the consulting
architects.
The East front controversy
involves a move to build an
addition which would project
the old central portion Of the
Capitol's East front, between
the House and Senate wings,
32l2 feet eastward. The present
sandstone facade Of the exist
ing front would be reproduced
precisely, in marble. including
the columned portico and the
walls, with all their historic
ornamentation.
Briefly. this is the project
status: Three years ago. Con-
gress set up a five-man House.
Senate commission and, in a
legislative appropriation act
authorized it to spend such
money as needed to carry out
the extension. The legislative
language said the extension
should be in substantial &C
cord with Scheme B" of an
East front extension study
which was made in 1904.
Scheme B" called for q 80 "
foot extension. During the last
three years, plans have been
completed for the extension,
at an estimated cost Of SOL
million, and SIT million actual
~ has been appropriated for
this and related purposes. The
commission is now ready to let
contracts for construction.
Pending in the Senate. how
ever. is a bill-Supported by a
large number of Senators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Erico WoIIoch Tells
Of Red Prison Ordeal.
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
star stan Writer

Erica CHASER Wallach, who
spent five years in prison camps
before being freed by the Rus
slams to return to her husband
and children here, was de-
scribed by q House committee
yesterday as showing high per-
sonal courage in an unjust. in
human Imprisonment.
Mrs. Wallach, now living at
Warrenton. Va, told the House
Committee on Un-Alnerican
Activities how she survived q
death sentence and imprison-
ment in East Germany and
Russian prisons. Even after
her release in l055--she had to
stay in Europe until last Octo-
Der because of immigration
law restrictions on admitting
former Communists to the
United States.
She belonged to the German
Communist Party in 1916 and
1947 and was a friend Of Noel
Field, former State Department
employee. He has been identi-
ned by the committee as q
Communist. and one time pri-
soner of the Reds. Mrs. Wal
lach's arrest in. 1850 in the
Russian sector Of Berlin re-
suited from a trip she made
there an an effort to learn what
had happened to him.
Husband Vainly Sought News
For four years her husband,
Robert Wallach. an official Of
the National Metropolitan Bank
here, was unable to learn what
had happened to her.
The committees 80-pageI
"Story of Erica Wallach" re-
ported that Chairman Walter,
Democrat Of Pennsylvania, CO.
author of the McCarran- Walter
immigration Act. was instru-
mental in arranging her admis-
sion to the United States. Com
mittee investigation found sat-
isfactory evidence she has no
sympathy for Communism. the
report said.
Mrs. Wallach, now SO, met
Mole and Herta Field in Eu-
rope when she was 10. She
explained that, contrary to pub
lished stories. she was not their
adopted daughter. The Fields.
after their Imprisonment and
release in 1854 by the Hungar-
ian Communist government. re-
manned in that country.
After her release by the Rus
slams. Mrs. Wallach outlined in
European newspaper interviews
the general story of her i'm
prisonment on false charges Of
spying on the Soviet Union.
She was not told that charge
until she was tried" and SEN
fenced to death by shooting in
1858. After months of uncer-
tainty, the sentence was
changed. but she then was
shipped to q Siberian slave
labor camp.
Was Held in Solitary
In talks With the White
House committee stat in re-
cent weeks she gave a detailed
account of the physical and
mental torture to which she
was subjected. This included
solitary confinement and ques-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Capitol Architect Aides
B lasts Ala as 'Unethico|'

or have been at some time in
Jhe past.
The kilograms brought into
the open a steadily growing
resentment by the architecture
advisers against what they con.
slider an improper representa-
ton Of the architectural pro.
fession's position on the Capito
extension.
The charge of "rabblt
rousing" in Mr.. DeWitt's tele.
gram referred to the ALAS re.
cent distribution of Memo" 9
regular newsletter of the or.
ganization. The March 10 is.
sue, sent to all ALA members
was devoted mainly sharply
worded newspaper accounts Of
opposition to the extension, and
included this paragraph:
Despite success to date, 9
long, hard battle lies ahead
to persuade the Congress tc
rescind previous actions and
appropriations. Those desiring
to prevent the East front ex-
tension should telegraph OF
write their Senators and Con-
gressmen Immediately"
Chatelain Defends Stand
In a reply wire to the con-
sultants, Mr.. Chatelain de-
Tended Ala actions as carrying
out the convention mandate
voiced in resolutions of OPP
position to the East front
extension during the last few
years. He added:
This involves, as we see 1t,
keeping the membership in
formed as to the status OF
legislation relating to the East
front, the congressional COM
mittee involved, the individuals
to whom they should express
their views and general public
reaction to the proposals. We
have taken the necessary steps
in the current controversy as
we have on other instances on
which the institute has an ex-
pressed policy.
In quoting editorial COM
ments Of many leading news
papers, we were informing the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Engineers Society
Will Meet Tomorrow

The D. c. Society of Profess
eional Engineers. Inc. will meet
at $50 pm. tomorrow at the
Picking Restaurant, I'll Thir-
tenth street NV.
Col. Stanley G.. Reiff. of the
Army Corps of Engineers. and
David v. Aud, District director
of sanitary engineering. will
speak. Members Of the Mary
land and Virginia societies also
will attend the dinner meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Churchill Spends
Full Day in Bed

MONTE CARLO. Mar. ~ up.
Sir Winston Churchill spent
the entire day in his room to-
day, eating both lunch and
dinner in his bed.
DR.. David Roberts, Sir VIM
ston's Riviera physician, visited
him three times during the day.
DR.. Roberts did not talk to
reporters but members Of the
Churchill staff at his vacation
villa at Roquebrune-C ap-Mar-
tin said his fatigue has in
creased slightly" They said this
apparently was a result Of an
outing a week ago in a near
by restaurant.
These sources emphasized,
however. there is nc, question of
any relapse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Continued From First Pag,

Continued From First Page
untrue. circulated by the oppo.
nents. :"
Architectural advisers sign.
ing the wire to Mr.. Chatelair
were John Harbeson of Phila-
delphia, Gilmore d. Clarke OF
New York. Roscoe Dewitt OF
Dallas, Alfred Easton Poor OF
New York, Jesse M. Shelton OF
Atlanta, Fred L. Harrison OF
Dallas and Albert Homer
Swanke Of New York.
The second wire, sent to Mr.
Purves, was signed by Mr.
Dewitt alone.
n Mr.. HarbeSon. whose Wash
ington works include design Of
the Folger Shakespeare Lib
rary. the Federal Reserve Board
building on Constitution ave-
nue. and the Pan American
Union administration building
was one of three prominent
architects named two years age
to a top-level consulting panel
on the extension. The other two
members were Henry r. Shep-
ley, Of Boston, and Arthur
Brown. jr., of San Francisco
Mr.. Brown died last year. Since
that time, Mr.. Clarke, a land
scape architect and honorary
member Of the Ala who for
many years was chairman OF
the Federal Fine Arts Commits
sion here, has been added to
the panel.
Advisers Resentment Mounts
Mr.. Shepley, q noted Boston
architect associated with prof.
ects throughout the world. did
not sign the kilograms. He is
however. still a member Of the
extension advisory panel.
Other architects who signed
the telegram are members OF
a second panel of associate
architects" working on details
of the controversial East front
extension. All the architectural
firms Of these men either are
currently involved in other
Capitol Hill expansion projects,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
/ Contact Lens Use Up
|15-FoId Since 1850

NEW YORK.-The Better
Vision Institute reports that
nearly 8 million Americans now
are wearing contact lenses to
correct their vision deficiencies.
Women wear 81 per cent Of
the contact lenses now in use.
Sixty per cent of the feminine
wearerS are between the ages Of
is and IS. while IS per cent are
between Is and 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

condition Of the East front,
what might be done if the East
front is not extended. the arch
itectural defect" Of the East
front. and the controversy over
Capitol space.
Tomorrow: The Architects
OppOsitiOn.)
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hrvatsM Dan U Milwaukee ! West AIIisu

West Alis Wis. Mas 24-ti Hrvatski Dan odrzati &c
nedeu, II. julia, 1858 Oval dan, madame da ce
bit edan Cd najbolh najuspjesnjh cd syh dosadasnh
zbog toga posto is po prv put odrzava nase vast
tom Parku ko nosi ime American Croatan Park 9135 So
10th Street
Zato brace sestre dodte sv mladi start pa da vi
dite svo Hrvatsk Park ko e naso hrvatsko koo
niji Milwaukee West Allisu
Program &c bt bogat koji &c pocet 2:3O posije po-
dne Americkom Hrvatskom Himnom koju peva svira
hrvatsk tamburask zbor Kardinal Stepnac Zam &c
sta tocka edna drugom gdje &c bt dobr govornici
medu kojma nalazi mas governor cd drzave Wisconsin,
Nastupt ce omladinske pesacke grupe Hrvatska zena
grana broj pod vodsvom Josephine Pankans kao diva
tamburaska zbora, Villa Boys il West Alsa Petek il Mil
waukee. Snma &c Sc pomicne slike po ceom parku po
zornic nemote da to propusite Bit &c zabave stare
mlado Plea &c bt svake vrst, peel &c 100 anjaca
Pozivljemo mas narod il ovih nasih dvaju mjesta
tako sto il nash susednih mesta kao Racine Kenosha
Waukegan, Sheboygan t. d., da posjete vide mas
Hrvatski Park
Ia prevoz cemo iati diva autobusa ko &c nam sluzit
cd IL sat podne pa do sat vecer. Ov Busov do
blu South 10th Greenfield Avenue.
Sv nam dobro dosli ma mas Hrvatski Dan!
Luka Rukavina, predsjednik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-16
Piknik Pom|atka H.B.z. u Niagara okrugu

Hamilton Ont, Can. - Dvanaest gnijezda Pomlatka
HBZ liz Niagara Distrikta prredjuu svoj zajednck pix
Mix koji ce odrzati nedjelju 27og julia 1885, Com
munty Park Morgans Point oko Mile udaeno cd Port
sColborne, Ontario. Pknk pocma / sat posije podne
On koji nemaju svojh automobile mogu lei auto
busom il Hamtona Welanda koje &c dob ispred Hrvat
skin Domova oba mjesta. IL Hamtona &c poc II sati
u jutro, IL Wellanda u II 30 poslije podne.
Ma piknku &c grati softban znedju gnijezda broj
397 IL Hamona gnijezda broj 274 IL Wellanda druga
gnjezda mogu igra pobednick team ako zee Takodjer
t &c svake vrste utrke canove Pomlaka Pose spor
bit &c pies pavonu cd do sa, koeg ce svirat
tamburask zbor cd gnezda broj 397 IL Hamtona. Koji
zele plivati neka dodju spremn mogu piva Lake Erie
Oni ko hoce mogu ponesti svou hranu sobom mace
tn moze kupiti hrane plea.
Da mas program bude potpun ovoga dana, pozvai smo
upravitelja Pomatka HBZ brata Michael Grasa IL Pitts
burgha da bude medju mama.
Takoder pozvamo canove prjatee slijedech gnijez-
d. ko priredjuu oval piknik da oga dana posete
493 iz Port Colborne, Ont; 274 548 IL Weand Ontario
500 IL Niagara Falls Ontario 598 IL Grmsby, Ont 597 il
Thorold St. GATHERINGS Ont; 6O3 397 IL Hamilton Ont
10 174 IL Lackawanna, N. " 165 IL Buffalo, NJ Y;
145 il Niagara Falls N Y.
zemo da svi upravitel ovih gnjezda dodju takodjer
clanovi odsjeka svi prijatelji
Ia odbor:
Joseph Stanovch, upravitelj gnijezda 397
Mary Bukovac upraviteljica gnijezda 274
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protivi tom n acrtu. TIE or
ganizacije raspolazu finan-
cijama vode zestoku propa-
gandu proti mojem nacrtu":
Medikalni Savez, trgovacka
udruzenja i privatna osigura-
vajuca drustva protive Sc po-
visici uplata "a socijalnu "a
stitu, d a p a { e "a bezplatnu
bolnicu "a Sto kazu da je to
"socilizirano zdravstvo". u
tom nacrtu gledaju "socija-
liam" "a to sto bi time bill
povrijedjeni njihovi financij-
ski interest.
Mnogi lije6nici su pax po-
rucili Forandu, da je njegov
nacrt "a bezplatnu bolnicu
operaciju ma svom mjestu
da Sc njihova udruzenja ne
protive tomu nacrtu.
Forandov nacrt trazi malo
povisenja rasporeza "a soci-
jalno osiguranje "a troskove
hezplatne bolnice i operacija.
To povisenje uplata je malen-
kost, ako Sc uzmu IL obzir ko-
risti, koje bi imali penzionir-
ci. Pa uz to radnici, koji su
start IS, SO iii pax 60 godina
i jos su daleko Cd dobe, da
bi imali pravo ma socijalnu
penziju, oni ne bi imali nista
protiv povisenja uplata, ako
bi i'm Sc zagarantirala bez-
pla a tn a bolnica lijecnicka
MEGA obzirom ma velil1e troS-
kove "a operacije u slucaju
potrebe.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-16

dolazimo owe goidne pred vas
sa jednom nuzgrednom mol
bonn, "a koju smo unaprijed
sigurni da cete je primiti j u
vaziti.
Kao sto vec znate, u nasoj
sredini toga dana biti &c brat
Stjepan F. Brkich, urednik
engleskog dijela naseg sluz-
benog glasila. On &c biti mas
gost govornik, a govoriti &c
o nasoj organizaciji. Usredo-
totite sve vase skromne sna-
ge, da ma oval izlet dodje sto
veci broj nase omladine, koja
treba cuti dobru rijec o Hrv.
Bratskoj Zajednici. Potreba j.
ziskuje da ovo ucinimo. Mi
trebamo demonstrativno po-
kazati dokazati nasoj omla-
dini, da sc tn ne radi samo o
osiguranju, vec i o drustve-
nom zivotu; mi trebamo ma
Sol omladini vlastitim primje-
rom dokazati kako sc zivi i
radi u bratskoj organizaciji.
Vas odbor apelira ma vas
da ovo svakako nastojite pro-
vesti u djelo u koliko vam bu-
du najvise vase skromne sna-
&c dopustale.
Thomas Katie, NIL, predsj.
Adam Sudetic, tajnik.
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NA0CARI K0JE Cu!U

U jednoj moskovslSoj fa-
brici izradjen je novi kombi-
nirani aparat "a poboljsanje
sluha, takozvane naocari ko-
je cuju. One istovremeno
sluze "a poboljsanje sluha /
vida. Naocari koje cuju rade
ma tranzistorima. Dijelovi a.
parata, ukljucivsi i izvor ma
pajanja, nalaze Sc u okviru
naocara. Potrebni nivo zvuka
utvrdjuje Sc pomocu regula-
tora jacine zvuka, ton zvuka
Sc regulira pomocu regula-
tora tembra. Osnovna pred
most naocara koje cuju: ne
ma suma koji nastaje u obic-
MIN aparatima zbog trenja a.
parata i odijela.
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OrganlZaclJe ALL. ! C.l.O. L
mnoge druge bratske organi-
zacije.
Predstavnici p a k medicin-
skog saveza, velikih osigura-
vajucih udruzenja drugih
trgovackih kompanija, koji O.
cito protive Sc zakonima u
prilog sirokim redovima ljud-
stva, zadnji tjedan SUI zestoko
napali Forandov nacrt. Cinje-
MICA jest, da su penzije So
cijalnog osiguranja preniske.
Mnogi ljudi ne zele poci ma
penziju, bas radi toga sto i'm
penzija nije dovoljna "a Ii
votni STANDARD. Medjutim, u
koliko bezposlica raste, pen
zija socijalnog osiguranja sve
wise zaostaje suprot povise-
MIA cijena zivotnih namirnica,
Socijalna p enzija iznasa
najnize $50 do $108 ma mje-
sec. Poprecna staracka pen
zija je oko 500 ma mjesec.
Forand priznaje, da 10 posto
povisenje penzije nije dovolj-
no, ali njegovo je mnijenje,
ako Sc to "a sada usvoji, da
! Sc ne bi ugrozila solventnost
penzijske zaklade.
u Forandovom zakonu je
svakako najvaznije to, da bi
penzionirci imali pravo ma
bezplatnu bolnicu, operacije i
lijecnicku n j e 6 u. Ia svaku
staru osobu je najtezi pro-
blem kako bi Sc moglo dobiti
eventualno lijecenje. Start lju-
di t e s k o dobivaju potrebnu
osiguraciju kod privatnih osi-
guravajucih drustava. Medju-
tim bolest i operacija i'm pro-
zdire ustednju, ako je uopce
imaju.
Forand je izjavio, da je pri-
mio ma tisuce pisama cd start
jih ljudi, koji tvrde, da ne
maju sredstava "a bolnice i
operacije. Mnogo jest primje-
ra, da stariji ljudi trpe cd
dugih mucnih bolesti samo
zato, sto nemaju novca "a po-
trebnu operaciju.
Dobio sam m nogo pro-
svjednih pisama u vezi s bez-
platnom bolnicom i operacija-
ma, rekao je Forand. ga
losno da su u tome organiza-
cije, kao sto je americki me-
dicinski savez, koji Sc odlucno
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ske svijesti i odanosti premaF
nasoj Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Ia
jednici.
Ova nasa organizacija nije
samo jedno puko osigurava-
JUICE drustvo namijenjeno u
svrhu protekcije u slucajevi-
ma nesreca, bolesti i smrti;
ona je, u stvari, sve sto je
hrvatski iseljenik, svoj ON
mukom i patnjama, stvorio u
ovim krajevima i sacuvao. Ia
Hrvate iseljenike zna Sc di-
ljem svijeta jedino kroz Hr-
vatsku Bratsku Zajednicu /
njezina dobra, plemenita, hu-
manitarna djela; samo kroz
njezin opstanak, napredak i
zivot mozemo ocekivati ma
stavak naseg drustvenog Ii
vota. Svi ostali pokusi ma
stojanja "a takov nastavak
zivota nj s u nikakva garan-
cija, jer smo sve ostalo ispro-
bali vidjeli rezultat.
Vas Centralni Prosvj e n
Odbor je duboko zahvalan ma
vasoj bratskoj j sestrinskoj
saradnji u proslosti sadas-
njosti. vi jos nikada niste Sc
oglusili pozivu vaseg odbora ;
vjerujemo, necete nj oval put.
NJ j pokraj nase nepokoleb-
live uzdanosti u vas vasu
bratsku sestrinsku svijest,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-16
P0B0LJSANJE S0CIJALNE zASTITE
PRIVATNI Interest PR0TI kACRTU

Washington. - Kongresman Aime Forand prredo je
nacrt zakona poboljsane zakona socalnoj
zast Negov nacrt pruza povsene staraGke penze oko
10 poso bezpatnu boncu 60 dana jednoj godni bez
patne operacije bezplanu ecncku njegu do 60 dana.
Kongresn odbor prim1e izdatke mao e presusava-
ME po zasta vaznom nacru, ko podupru radncke
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Hrvatski pjevack Zbor "Jadran", gore slici, do
lazi Croatan Center Pittsburgh, nedjeju n. julia.
Ovo nase proslavjeno pevaco drustvo nasupiti &c
programu Hrvatskog Zajednicarskog Dana "Jadran"
ina cast da prvi nastup novoj velikoj pozornici
Croatian Contra, takodjer, i Pittsburh Junior Tam
buritzans Nova nasa velika pozornica kou moze
stupit oko stotnu osoba, do toga dana b &c gotova
posebno izgradjenom mjestu velSim pozoristem.
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XAzNA OTTAWA 0DSJECNIM TAJN|CIMA

Ponovno zelimo upozoriti tajnike pogledu canova,
ko IS godna iii wise start Ia ovakove elanove "a
ednica plaza pristobe osrninu 80 centa upravne
troskove Svakako ALL ovakov clanovi nadalje vode
rasporezu svakoga meseca, diva puta godsne maine
mjesecu junu decemb, odsek &c prmiti cd Zajednice
njihove pristojbe
Takodjer slucaju smrt ovakovih clanova, nje po-
trebno da odsjek pise prstobama posto &c prmt
kredt "a iste
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik HBZ
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Hrvatski Zajednicarski Dan godine Sc odrzaje
prv puta Croatian Centru u Pittsburghu maine,
vastom zemljis odsjeka Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice
Zapadnoj Pennsylvania Stoga &c owe godine Hrvat
ski Zaednicarsk Dan imat posebn znaca mas Pitts
burgh. Tom prigodom imati cemo prireden posebno lie
pi program, da nam znaSajna narodna Prosava bu
de imaa dostojni znacaj kojoj &c manfestirati
soga naroda hrvatskoga zajednicarska braska ubav.
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Pittsburgh Junior Tamburitzans gore ma slici mai
mania grupa svju ina tri grupe. Ova hjepa talen-
tiraRa djecica nastupt &c plesom, pjesmom tambu-
ricom ma programu Hrvatskog Zajednicarskog Dana u
nedjelju, H. julia Croatan Centru, Pittsburgh. Uz
njh nastupa ma programu mas odlcn hrvatski pie
vach zbor "Jadran" IL Alquippa Pa. Takodjer pro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-16
Elrvatsh Zajednicarski Dan Il JULIA Pittsburgh
Poziv ma iz|et odsjeka HB.z. U Detroitu

Brace sestre, pozivate godisnj zet odsjeka Hr
vatske Bratske zaednce koega prreduje vec epi niz
godna vas Centrani Prosvetn Odbor Ilet &c odzat
nedjelju dine 20 srpnja Cula) Transyvania Parku
Dequndre 1912 mja.
Kao sto e poznato il proslost, nije TEX uob
caen zet je velebna manfesacija bratske sestrn
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-16

Orkesra IL East Pittsburgh. To &c b mas glazben dio
programa Hrvatskog Zajednicarskog Dana. Pittsburgh
Junior Tamburitzans nastupa pod svojim Direltorom
bratom John Gregurich Ova je omladina dika naseg
Pittsburgha
drugom broju donijeti 6emo Gtavi program O.
pis hjepe veike svecanosti Hrvata Pttsburgha
OkOlice
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23

A pinch here, dash there added
even to the most ordinary daily dish
will give new level of excellence
to your cooking and will add variety
and pleasure to the enjoyment of
eating.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Shaw Awards Pupils For
Extra Services To School

Sharon Lapka, Sue Wingerter,
Pat Conway.
Salli Laubaugh, Barb Milli-
gan Marty Riggerr, Marilyn
Schmidt, Pat Forsythe, Linda
Schweizer, Diane Smith, Luna
Clark, Mary Waechter, Cara
Warner, Judy Yannetta, Rosa
lie Klusker.
Championship Bowling Team
Captain ~ Nancy Molnar,
Lynne Alexander, Betty Bar
rett, Linda Crawford, Bonnie
Pink, Alice Spiccia-individual
trophies.
The team won two trophies
for the school-the East Side
championship and the highest
actual pins honors.
G.A.A. Awards
Miss Norma Smith
Highest award-1250 points
-Pennant, Lynne Taylor and
Linda Schweizer.
Gold Bar, 800 points-Judy
Simons, Rose Mary OFT, Mary
Waechter. Pat Conway, Elsie
Borthwick, Pat AMIGO. Carole
Mackowski. Laura Bowman,
Maureen Kennan, Mona AL
thans, Money Thomas, Bonnie
Pink.
Letter "S'', 400 points-Rita
OFT Betsy Saiter, Jean Guinta,
Carol Parish. Carol Burke, Lin
da Crawford, Arlene Davis,
jamie Imhof, Jane Ruuska, Sue
Sturges, Phyllis Donatelli, Lu-
ana Clark. Lynne Alexander,
Linda Anderson.