davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-28

Milo me pozve da mu poma-
zem - prema svome pozna-
vanju domovinskih prilika il
potreba sela Doll. Prihod "a
duzbine bio je cd $4,000 di-
nara ma godinu. L. ovoga pri-
hoda izgradila Sc siroka kol-
ma costa cd Dola do mora;
izgradili Sc lijepi putevi IL
medju sela; izgradile sc ca
trnje da sva sela dodju do
obilne pitke vode; selo dobavi
lijecnika, s placom il prihoda
zaduzbine; isposluje postu;
svi bolesnici IL mjesta isli su
u bolnicu ma trosak zaduz-
bine; sve sto djeca u skoli
trebaju, i u njihovoj bolesti,
islo je ma trosak zaduzbine;
svoj siromasnoj rodbini bila
je odredjena, ma odredjeni
rok' iii do smrti, mjesecna po-
moe cd 500 iii 1000 dinara;
seljak, koji je najbolje gallo
malsine, dobijao je nagradu,
da bi bio ma ugled drugima;
tako najbolji gojioc povrca i
buhaca; djevojka, koja je maj
urednije drzala kucu, dobija-
la je nagradu, a kod udaje i
prilican miraz. Islo sc "a tim
da Sc godisnjim nagradama
potakne ljude zenska da bu-
du napredniji i uredniji u
svome radu. Seljacki narod
je pc svemu svijetu vrlo kon-
servativan, dok Sc prosvijetli.
Ma nj jedan PRIMER wise die
luje nego svi govori i ma
govori.
Zadatak zaduzbine je bio i
da pomaze skolovanje daro-
With siromasnih mladica "a
buduce pomorske kapetane i
masiniste, i savremene ribare,
jer Doljani su istovremeno
zemljoradnici, ribari i pomor-
ci. Opel napredak mjesta j.
mao Sc provoditi putem "a
druga - poljoprivredne, RI
barske i nabavljacko potros-
ne.
Kada je uprava zaduzbine
vidjela da Sc priblizava rat i
da bi fond u novcu mogao
propasti, ma vrijeme je saw
! novac ulozila nekretnine u
Zagrebu.
Milo Mihanovic, uz moju
skromnu saradnju pri sastav-
ljanju statuta, htio je da bra
tinom i svojom zaduzbinom
takodjer potakne sve nase j.
m u { n e iseljenike kako da
prakticki pomognu svoj rod
nj kraj. Najprva Sc u nj u
gledala rodjena sestra Anita,
najmladji clan obitelji Nina
movie. Orla je u rodnom Sc
lu podigla lijepu / prostranu
zgradu,: da Sc u Moi smjeste
skola i ucitelj, posta i lijec-
mix, da u Moi budu uredi "a
druga koje &c Sc osnovati :
da ona bude Dom prosvjete i
naprednog rada.
Primjerom Nj h a Mihano-
vica poslo je, nakon strasnog
drugog svjetskog rata jos ne
koliko nasih imucnih iselje-
nika sa teritorija bivse re-
publike: Antun Sambrailo IL
zupe dubrovacke, Zvonimir
Medovic, braca Palihnic Nj
ko Kucer sa Peljesca, poma-
zuci milijunskim v o t a m a
prometne, prosvjetne zdrav-
stvene potrebe svojih rodnih
mjesta.
Kako danas stoji sa zaduz-
binom brace Mihanovic nije
mi poznato; ali duznost do
movine bila bi da zaduzbina
djeluje prema namjeni njezi-
nih utemeljtelja, i, kao sto
rekoh, svojim djelovanjem
sluzi "a PRIMER i poticaj dru-
GIN imucnim iseljenicima.
Milo Mihanovic, znameniti
Dubrovcanin, kojega su re-
sile sve vrline covjeka, rodo-
ljuba i covjekoljuba, umro jei
cd kapi 8. ozujka 1898. 60
dine, "a ljetovanja u gradu
La Plata u Argentini. Sva ar-l
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-28
0dsjek "a ide napred svojjim programom

kako je vec poznato canstvu odsjeka broj IA biva
wise poznato clansvu drugh odseka zaednice
gradu zapoceo e odsjek pocetkom godne
jednim nteresannim znacajnim programom koj ina
hu budenia acana interesa clansva svou organiza
ciju Pocelo nasm sednicana odrzavan em pouc
nh predavana savremenim probemima nase Zajednce,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-28

kao i o drugim predmetima
zanimive poucne vrijednosti.
Uspjeh ovog programa Sc po-
Geo vec pokazivati. Clanstvo
pocima dolaziti ma sjednice u
vecem broju ostajati ma isti-
ma do svrsetka. I sto je lie
po, vazno znacajno, dolaze
ma n a Sc sjednice i clanovi
drugih n a sih odsjeka, koji
prate sa pozornoscu ova pre-
davanja i uzimaju usecca u
istima.
Planiran i dobro promisljen
program
Odsjek broj IA je zapravo
zapoceo sa ovakovim progra.
MON jos pred wise cd godinu
| dana. Brat John Kovach je
odrzao wise lijepih govora ma
nekoliko nash sjednica u ko-
jima je ukazao ma nekoje ma
Sc manjkavosti i izlozio pro-
gram "a d a, koji bi morali
slijediti, ako zbilja hocemo da
Sc zaustavi rastuce mrtvilo
u naSem druStvenom zivotu.
Mi nismo oglasivali ova po-
ucna predavanja brata Ko-
vaca, jer nj on sam nije to
htio govoreci: - stvorimo
najprije jedan stalniji pro-
gram i pocmimo ga prova-
djati, pax onda, kada pocme-
mo pozivati druge, vanjske
govornike, onda mozemo to i
oglasivati, tako da sc dru-
gi mogu koristiti nasim isku-
stvom.
Pitanje Organizatora -
Field-men "a nasu Zajednicu,
bio je prvo ovakovo javno
predavanje, a bio je pozvan
da govori o istom brat John
Badovinac, predsjednik CLAY
ne Porote HBZ. Brat Bado-
vinac je bio zaprijecen bo-
lescu doci ma nasu s.jednicu,
no zamjenio ga je brat Frank
Sneler, prijasnji tajnik nase
Glavne Porote, koji je odrzao
lijep i interesantan govor o
tom pitanju dao tako dobar
uvod "a raspravu, koja je
slijedila.
Predavanje brata Steve
Bernardich, Jr.
Ia proslu nasu sjednicu =
ma 4. maja - pozvao je mas
odsjek naseg mladog odvjet-
nika (Lawyer-a), brata Steve
Bernardich, Jr., da nam 60
vori o potrebi i vaznosti po-
znavanja drzavnih z a k o n a.
Brat Bernardich, mladji, je
clan nase Zajednice u drus-
tvu Pioneers, ESL br. 663,
a sin clana nasega odsjeka,
brata Steve Bernardica, koji
je poznat u nasem drustve-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
PERSONAL

WOULD you LIKE TO HAVE
YOUR CHILDREN OFF OF YOUR
/ HANDS EoR a. FEW houRsl--.
Exper, elementary school teacher
will take them on sight-seeinl
trips. picnics or supervise then
In your own home. Call AID
i.6B31 or DE. .-l56B
TEEN-AoE oIRLs-oVERWE1oHI
/ vacation-Combination Session
Accepting few more reservations
I for ) wkS. health and beauty ses-
sion In exclusive Nd, state. lie.
health farm, completely air eond,
Supervised reducing diet, massage
and skin care; corrective exercise,
hair care, posture and polse; goli
and swimming. Lose weight. keen
III on permanently by learning new
eatlng habit for lifetime results
Write. phone reserv. immed
; OAKLAND MANOR HEALTH FARM
New Rte. -. Eilicott City, Nd.
D fNIakF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

THE PIRATES DEN Community
Auction every Fri. and Sat 7.3(
pm. Used Furn.. Antiques anc
Brio Brae sold without reserve
1lO7 Rockville Pike, HA. 1897
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION
SALE Of unredeemed pawned ar,
No. eS2. Pursuant to the allow
law the undersigned will sell a.
public auction In the premises O.
ADAM WEScHLER & SON. COS
on the s6th day OF June, 1858
al unredeemed pledges for Re.
LIABLE PAWN BROKERS go
on 9th &. NV; Up 70 INIy 6, e15s :
si Els Pa . ave. " NV rAw up 70 RSmSsl
962O on view at Weschler'i
June - and IS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
TON At 1000 AM, TUESDAY
ALSO PROPERTY CLERK. MET.
RQPQLITAN POLICE DEPART.
MsI sNT An n 6 s IE3ReATsD N a.
S SsEThIN hos Sor6 SFo JEN,ct A ~
CONSISTING OF fls' MOTOR
VEHfcIEs, WHICH HAVE MOI
FINE ffhE RE SAujMIn BY N'I HE d rH =
CODE. TERMS OF SALE is CASH
AND MINORS WILL NOT BE
PERMITTED TO BUY ANY VIZ.
HIcLE, YEAR, MAKE OF VEHl.
CdLh. BODY; SERIAL. ENGINE
1925, S-59454H: i94S Chrysiel
4-dr, sedan. 7O5205l, c3a-35O34
1850 Nash 4-dr sedan, R35l 954
dan, 7Os7S76. DVT.as36eDc
1880 Mercury cow. 50MES ! 93SM
lai7 Ford coupe. 799A-a54630
iaassHuqooold Spoe Sic s 2-d a., sedan solar
ssiiaa7ssi? 'i esse f Plymouth 1.dr' 81 e
dan. a559591S, P25-l2 5bS3: tgl!
oldsmoblle cow. 4a6W2407. "a,
l6S63H; 104B Mercury cow
aaA3i S2b5; 1850 Buick 4-dr Sc.
dan. a5e6aaS5, 604SI2l2: 1875
Ford l;dr sedan, .asBA. ASSESS
Ints Plymouth 4-dI. sedan is,
S;dt sedan is;ss@iSls -i sGS
SSS7ss: ia4a Cadillac i.Sr. OS Sc,
dan, 4a62 -3s5O6 1850 Ford .,
DR.. sedan, BoATiO79l4; lg4s
Buick a-dr. sedan, l53454S6
sedan, lsi9o444: Peaic;ls46s5 (
cow. 4a9M -3O374. SA-SSaR5
1919 Ford 2-dr. sedan, eSBA'
374224; 1881 Dodge 2-dr, sedan
,31710670, D42-646g5; 1919 Fore
4-dr sedan, 9sHA44sl6; l94I
ChrysleI 4-dr sedan, 70632637
S ssssT. OesggSHysdlss3s5 G JeSip7sssssa,
1890 Buick Buick I'D; ;a,s sedan, 2S7e25 ;,es
Ss ssss4 4si es3ss sui is4s eG Sss,
ssGf. sedan, ssskssoSa;o is,
Pis-fSSlOs; is4a Plymouth 4-dr
sedan, 1547S5l6, DvT3aa20DC
1881 Ford "-dT sedan, B1NR
i3S5ps; la4a Cadillac 4-dr Sc
dan, 4a60-3i aS6: la47 Pontiac
G-dr. sedan. P6LBi3iSa IaGs
Buick 2-or sedan. 5j1 1905
dan, i4AHn2 -S7O9a. ACS5d5O
Ip4S Studebaker cdr. sedan
G3T4336. 4iO3SS; 1850 Buicl
4-dr sedan. S59g4sl7, 6lgO45O4
1913 nodse 4-dr. sedan. 31232
466. D-4.-211l0l; Ia Humber
4-dr. sedan. SS03636lSM. 1915
Nash 2-dr. sedan. K256aO2, sci
az; 1881 Ford 2-dr sedan
MAN. Deputy Chief. Chief (AlSt
Property Clerk. Metropolitan Pc
lice pepsrtmenI d. c.
js2l.H,2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
Washington Prefers Star Classified by More Than
2 to / Because Washington Knows From Experience
That Star Classified Is Famous for Immediate Results
~ ~

kaen aHtwsrlns aapsTlisemsHlt
aadfessfa 10 Siaf 0U1et % MOI
eHciuae Original fefelrnCrt DhOs
toofapht % ofhfi Materials o.
pefsonai Uafue Copiet serve fhe
BnFpOaf ORIGINALS mat o.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

ELECTRICIAN. hiHhly expo. TOD
: p.m.. 0tt5 kAnsal ave, ne.
ELECTRICIAN WANTED with b. q,
care and permit, tor pay for
ELEcTRoNIcs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
ROOKKEEPER

Experienced in handling books and
in once detail; good salary; eX-
cellent opportunity for advance
ment: 30 to As wears Of age; ref
erenees required, Report 6Bg New
York ave. NV, MR. KRESSIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
AccouNTANTs-oPEN
D. c. Empl. Exch

-. ". GiIlkJl. GAClls
WHITE OR COLORED
Chefs and md cooks S15 up
PorterS. exper. bus bows open
Dishwasher. kitchen help S3i
Drivers, know city S5O-S55
Service station attendant S6u
PreSsers S65
10 c APAGON EMPL. EXCH., INC.
1894 l4th St. NV co. 5-5B3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
OFFICE DIVISION

Civil engr.. small commercial
resume nee $4,000
Accts', cost and data processing
exper, Govt. contracts, uniy. -oo
deg. to $4,000
Acct. univ. deg. c.P.A. and in
dustrial exper" to 3D. no am
Estimator-specif. writer, S yrs.
Craftsmen, 10 yrs. exper., both
cleo. mech. overseas S1O,S0O
Auditor, heavy travel, yrs.
exper., to AZ, relocate $4,000
Acct, payroll-I.B.M., defense an
contracts exper. to 81 un0
ms. spec. agt... exper., TO 30, S54O
Tech; writer's, Naval Ord; man.
Tech. illustrators, exper. 500
Designer. cable diagram to S475
Production scheduler, exped;
eXper., to 40 to S45b
Service mgr. once debating equip.
radio. electronic exper.; car nee :
Mgmt. trainee, e1-2s; reloc., s46O
Underwater, expeS, casualty and az, sor
FIRE $500
sale nref car furn' $3.50
Underwater trainee, 9l-9S S365
Material planner, read blueprints;
to rs S35n
Flectrnnic techs; exper. $3.50
Multilith supvr.; nights $3.50
Clerk TypistS to S325
Acctg clerk 3 yrs bkkpe, exner
h. :. grad S32h
Mont trainee, 21-2S: no fee $500
NATIONAL EMPL. sERV INC
HOS 18th St. NV. Elk 3-121O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
ACCOUNTANT

Full-time position for junior &C
.countant with some exper., good
starting salary plus full co. bene-
dts. Call TO. 9-86l1 for appoint
ment or apply between and 5
p m Monday. THE COOP, GREEN
nEIT Nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
ACCT. : ADMIN. MGR.

whsle meats exp. $1,000 up
Acct, ofc. mgr. 30-40 $4,000 up
Accts. for CPAs. juniors, semi-sr's
and seniors. too 81. 500
Acct, col. degr., under 35. to $4,000
Acct. Ice grocery --- So. 900
Bkkpr., real estate ------ 500
Bkkpr.. auto dealer SS0-Sa0
Acct, dept store, future 500
Bkkprs. f2l fast, accurate, S70-SS0
Asst. bkkprs. a.. exper. S65-S75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

TRY Us, you will be pleased. we
repair iewelry and watches, spe-
eialize In pierced-ear rings and
costume tewelry. PETITE GIFT
BAR. 739 18th st. NV. Ma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

~ you ARE in the market for a
laree country home. please see my
BARR, ilSO6 Old Gunpowder I'd,
Beltsyille. Nd, WE. 5-4S67.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
OTHER POSITIONS

Sr. msthematicians. MA to $4,000
MGR, 3 100 opr. TO $50
Collection mgr. retail S7O-SqO
elk. type good at fgS. $50
OK little typing, ne $50
OPEN TO 3 PM. THURSDAYS
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1870 N. Y Ave. NV, RIM. sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
CELEBRATED MEMS SUITS

HOME TUTORING = Alg., seom =.
Lat, Fr, Eng. Sp.. Ger, arith
read, elem. H., s.h. sub. UN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

RECENT graduate with BA degree
has knowledge Of American and
world AFFAIRS; social, religious.
political, cultural problems: ana
lyzeS with constructive liberal mind
Has experience in arranging fol
discussions speakers Seeks inte~-
LEY WE h-hfAI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
AUCTION SALES

THE PIRATES DEN Community
Auction every Fri. and Sat ESQ
Brio q Brac sold without reserve.
1907 Rockville Pike, HA. 7-7427
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

NEED SJ,OOO TO consolidate oblira
tons and readiust 70 present in
come. Am endeavorinF 10 make
the service career. will return
50, 500 in 30 months or sooner: nc
collateral other than Sounc
healthy body and the will Il
work. Life insurance to cover loan
until maturity. Box 33l-L Star.
~ UNABLE to attend classes. try
tutoring at home; elem. III, s.h
sub UN. 4-tqs3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
HELPMER

CARPENTER, agrresSive youns
man 10 assist In taking charge Of
new installation business Uniof
only. Write Box 43i-R, star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

FORMS 81 prepared and typed:
personal counseling mtmeogrsph.
ins. EXCHANGE SERVICE. 1882
K ct. nv. ST. 3-6ts6. az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

RESEARCH CONDUCTED - Maga.
zine and newspaper stories. speech
ers Associates Inc. 1875 7 st
NV DU 1911. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

SINGLE-BREASTED MEMS SUITS
made out OF outmoded double-
breasted styles; perfect Mt for the
special low price Of SIS. II II Is
worth converting, have II done
correctly. Also ladies' and mems
clothes made to order. FISHER s,
Ladies and Mems Expert TailorS,
2l21 18th 81. NV. NO. 1-R1Sh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

pertly, beautifully, very reaS TU
:-235l, 1918 Webster st NV.
ELDERLY LADY-shaded privat,
home, front porch, Tv. plenty te
eat some care III ---oSS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-28

have earned II
METRO-Women's
Miss Reeva Levin
David Levine
Irving Levine
Scion Lewinthal
Mrs. Florence Lipp
Mrs. Bernard Lipschul+z
Mrs. Fred Litterman
Saul Li+ton
Miss Sadye Lorenz
Mrs. Robert lurie
Samuel Lus+ig
Milton Lyons
Mack Magariel
Andrew MaIin
David Manning
Harry Marcus
Mrs. Laverne Marcus
Nat Marder
Benjamin MargoIis
Archie Marsh
Samuel Ma+usoH
Rev. VIM. Mayer
Miss TiIIie MendeIowifz
Nathan Meril
Zachary Merrin
Mrs. Martin Meruk
Sam Meshel
Mrs. Martin Meyers
Seymour Michel
Bob Miller
Marvin Miller
Mrs. Morris Miller
Sheldon Mitchell
Nathan MoeeI
Abe Mogerman
Louis Naden
Mrs. Harry Na+hanson
Simon Na+ow
Abraham Natureman
Mrs. Joseph Neesan
Freda Neuer
Philip Nevins
Mrs. Irene Nierman
Morris Nodiff
Alvin Mover
Lou Mover
Mr.. & Mrs. Morris Nuds'man
Samuel Olsher
Anna OrIoH
Fred PaIais
Mrs. Joan Parsons
Mrs. EIiz. Pafiak
Edith Pearlman
Mr.. & Mrs. Morris Peliz
Melvin Perlman
Al Perluss
Ben PesseIl
Mrs. !. Peven
Max Platf
Mrs. Bessie Pohndorf
Sam Polec
Jeanette PoIIaek
Mr.. & Mrs. Bernard Pomes
Israel Raeowsky
Paul Reich
Mrs. Sadie Reiter
David Resniek
Morris Ress
Alexander Richardson
Isadore Riehman
Miss Dena RinkeY
Auvner Robbins
Mrs. Sylvia Robbins
Mary Robinson
Mrs. Joseph Roeklin
Harry Roeow
Mrs. Jack Rose
Melvin Rose
Mrs. Gerald Rosen
Marian Rosen
Murray Rosen
Tillie Rosen
Jerry Rosenberg
Michael Rosenberg
Mrs. Theresa Rosenberg
Reuben RosloH
AdoIph Rosner
Ben Roth
Cantor Solomon Rofhsfsin
Samuel Ro+fenberg
Mrs. Bernard Ruben
Leonard Rubin
Hyman Rudin
Harry Sander
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-28

kOMMJJNITY 1858
3 HON o

ue Fund Cam
ribufions ond
METRO-Women's
Sam Broder
Mrs. Ann Brodfeld
Max Bronsfein
Joseph Brooks
Joe Brown
Joseph Brown
Mrs. Samuel Brown
Ralph Burd
Edward Bushnick
Hyman Bushnick
Alfred Canter
Mrs. Aaron Canter
Elizabeth Ann Cantor
Mrs. Irwin Cantor
Lawrence Cantor
Mrs. Robert Cantor
David Caplan
Mrs. Ronald Carter
Mrs. Samuel Charms
Irving Chavin
Walter Cheifefz
Jack Checker
Joseph Chernos
Sam Chernos
Mrs. William Chester
Moe Chiate
Nathan Citron
Mr.. & Mrs. Hyman Cohen
Mrs. |. H. Cohen
Mrs. Lillian Cohen
Nat Cohen
Samuel Cohen
Simon Cohen
Mrs. Yeita Cohen
Carl Cohn
Morris Cohn
Charles Cooper
Sol Cooper
Philip Cowiiz
Mrs. Edward Crown
Jacob Davich
Saul Davis
Charles Desman
Joseph DIoss
Mitchell Dolgin
Dr.. Solomon Doubchan
Eric Duskin
Mrs. Jay Edison
Joseph Ell
Morris Eisner
Don Ellis
Mrs. Lester Eneler
Mrs. Herman Faber
Mrs. Philip Fabrieana
Max Farkas
Mrs. Ben Feiler
George Feinberg
Mrs. Harry Field
Maurice Field
William Film
Mrs. Jay Fineberg
Sam Fireman
Bernard Firer
Michael Firesfone
Mrs. Albert Firesfein
Sam Fishman
Mrs. Max Fogelson
Julius Francis
Mrs. Leon Francis
israel Frank
Robert Frankel
Mrs. William Freeman
Fred Freid
Jerome Fried
Max Fried
Mrs. Robert Fried
Abe Friedmen
Mrs. Dora Friedman
Mrs. Harry M. Friedman
Leah Friedman
Miss Rose Friedman
Mrs. Norman Fuchs
Mrs. David Fursf
Mrs. Ness Gebay
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-28

heir communi'
i Community Council office before p
ace Setter
$500
Irs. Seymour Fisher
Vrs. Robert Fox
Irs. Sam Friedman
trs. Sol Geller
Irs. Louis Goldstein
tiss Pearl Goldsfein
irs. TiIlie Goodhartz
trs. Daniel Goodman
RS. William Gould
RS. Morton Greenbere
rs. Robert Grosslighf
rs. Aubrey Grouskay
rs. Sine Grubbs
rs. Jack Hirsh
RS. Sidney Hollander
rs. Herbert Kahn
rs. Abe Hamper
rs. Leonard Karp
RS. Sam Kafes
RS. Louis Kafz
rs. Earl Kaufman
RS. Jerome Kaye
rs. David KiPnis
rs. Harry KiPnis
rs. Sam Kiviat
rs. Carol Klein
rs. Maxwell Klein
rs. Morton Keinberg
rs. Marvin Koolish
rs. Ed Korriek
IS. Morris Kort
IS. John Laurence
IS. Mark Leibsohn
S. Cal Levey
S. Sam Levy
S. Louis lpow
S. Henry Luby
S. Sam MaekoH
S. Mains
S. Sol MalIin
S. Al Marcus
$. Philip Mar
s. Carl MiIder
S. Archie Miller
5. Mel Myland
8. Abraham Nobel
!. Lawrence Office
5. Joseph Parker
3. Charles PearIstein
S. Irwin PearIstein
5. HiIda PIaft
!. Albert Plofkin
5. Charles Polaeek
5. Sidney Polston
!. Theodore Pozil
5. Ivan Raden
J. Edward Ramras
!. George Ramras
!. Jacob Ramras
]. Melvin Raskin
Louis Riklin
Louis Rosenberg
Arthur Rothfedee
!. Sandy Rothstein
|. Barney Rozefsky
Joseph Saks
]. Rachael Saks
Leonard Sawyer
eli Sehlossbere
Reda SehIossberg
Sam Schurein
Joseph Seult
Jack Silver
/. S. Silverman
Paul Singer
!. Jack Sobol
Morris Sobol
Meyer Spi+alny
Lillian Staman
Paul Staman
Raymond Starsmann
Harry S+ernfield
Nal S+raus
Sam Tracht
Sam Turken
Jack Voeel
Max Waeman
George Weiner
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-28

METRO-Women's
Sam Seharaea
Maurice Schaff
Mrs. Fred Schefman
Mrs. Ida Schefman
Max SchIissel
Mrs. Harold Schoenbure
Abe Schultz
Joseph Schwartz
Louis Schwartz Family
Louis Schwartz
Sam Seadler !
Nathan Seaman
Jacob SeideI
Jack Seider
Sigmund Seitner
Isadore Sharon
Jacob Shaphren
Mrs. Sol Shapera
Mrs. Martin Shapiro
David ShoIder
Joseph Shore
Charles Shorr
Jacob Shubin
Mrs. Yet+a Shueaf
Albert ShuItz
Louis Siegel
Mrs. Leon Sigerman
Louis Silber
Mrs. Carl Silver
Morris SiIverman
Louis SiIvers
Miss Edith Sikerstons
Jack Simon
.
Mrs. Maurice Simon
Mrs. Carl Singer
Max Singer
Sidney SiPers+ein
Charles sii+enfeId
Bernard SkIar
Mrs. Bernard Skomsr
Mrs. Sara Sloan
Emanuel Smith
Dr.. William Snyder
Phoebe Solod
Paul Solomon
Milton Sommer
Charles Softer
Irwin Speetor
Louis Spitalny
Morris SpitaInY
Hyman sPivak
Mrs. Spring
Charles Starr
Joseph Starr
Albert Stein
Mrs. Bella Stein
Emanuel Stein
Gordon Stein
Mrs. Harry Stonema"
Michael Strong
Jack Sweet
Mrs. Jules SwerdIow
Mrs. Sol lager
Harry Tamdrott
William Tenenberg
Harry locker
Mrs. Sheldon Troseh
Mrs. Samuel Vincent
Ruth NoeeI
Milton Voloshin
Mrs. Robert Wagner
Irving Wallace
William Walter
Joseph Weinstein
Max Weisen
Sam Weinstoek
Miss Rose Weisman
Miss Rose Weniek
Theodore White
Mrs. Zachary Winograd
Zachary Wino9rad
Ell Wolfson
Harry WoIinskY
Mrs. Joseph WO'inskY
David Wright
Joseph Wynn
Mrs. Sol Wynn
Samuel YabroH
Morris Yosowitz
Max Yosf
Mrs. Louis ZasIow
Ell Zendle
Mrs. Frieda Zwerner
Ben Zwibel
Henry ZwibeI
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-28

heir generosity
METRO-Women's
George Goldman
Mrs. Sam GoIdstine
Mrs. George GoIds+ein
Mrs. VIM. GoIdstein
Emanuel Gonick
Mrs. Jacob Goodkind
Edward Goodman
Joseph Goraber
Mr.. & Mrs. Philip Gordon
Leo Gorss
Mrs. Anita Go+tIeib
Joe Gottstein
Joseph Gratch
Mrs. Kate Green
Mrs. Bertha Greenbaum
Jeanette & Ethel Greengard
William Greiff
William Griff
Oscar Groebel
Mrs. |. Gross
Howard Grossman
Jerome Grossman
Louis Gubin
Mr.. & Mrs. George Guren
Louis Gurwin
Leonard Haas
Edwin Halpern
Mrs. Helen Halpern
Milton Hansburg
Samuel Harris
Mr.. Albert Heimer
Sylvan Heinemann
Leo Hernes
Mrs. Sally Hershberg
Joseph Hirseh
Benjamin Hoffman
Mayer Hoffman
Saul Huffman
Albert HolPer
Abe Hoffman
Mrs. Mary Honig
Mr.. & Mrs. Harry Hornsfein
Harold Horowifz
David Horwiiz
Irving Horwi+z
Mrs. E. Jacobson
Max Jacobson
Mrs. n. Jaeobus
Rabbi & Mrs. Phillip JaHa
Albert Joseph
Harry Kadish
Mrs. Isidore Kahn
Samuel Kalin
Julius Kalish
Harry KalmanovskY
Sidney KaPlan
Sam Kass
Mrs. Bess Kasson
Nathan Katz
Mrs. Harry kay
Mrs. Benjamin Kay
Stanley Kesselman
Simon Kind
Mrs. Lew King
Fred Kirchof
Mrs. Leonard Klahr
Mrs. A. Kevan
Emanuel Kleinman
Sidney Hogan
Mrs. Sidney Hogan
Harry Kopelmsn
Mrs. Ollie Kornswiet
Ollie Kornswiet
Eli Kosfant
Joseph Koven
Mrs. Aaron KraSnott
Mrs. Sol Kriehman
Mrs. Burton Kruglick
David Hubby
AL Kuriz
Mrs. Jake Lagman
Jack Landman
Mrs. Herman Lanee
Mrs. Louis Laneert
Mrs. Mike Langert
Mrs. Lille Lantin
Mrs. Bernard LashinskY
Alfred Leibow
Mrs. Saul Lebeau
Solomon LeBoYer
Mrs. Esther Leon
Dr.. Abe Lerner
Mrs. Esther Lerner
Max Lerner
Mrs. Oscar Leveranf
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-28
METRO-Women's

ME OII10I
Charles Abbott
Mrs. Flora Abrams
Mrs. Harry Abrams
Or. Hubert Adler
Mrs. Sarah Adler
William Albert
Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Mrs. Ralph Anthony
Murray Arfman
Harry Austin
Kurt Baer
Mrs. Ann BaIk
Mrs. Philip Barkan
Mrs. Pat Barnett
Milton Belfeld
Mrs. Alice Bendheim
Alvin Benesch
Harry Berger
Miss Sylvia Berger
Rhea & Mildred Berk
B. Bilkis
Mrs. A. Bil+ekoH
Mrs. Elvin Bisirow
Mrs. Hank Bland
Aaron Bli+t
Mrs. Sam Block
Harold M. Boekserman
MendeI BonsdroH
Gerald Brakeman
Sander Brichta
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-03-28

Res
0 by their cor
Y.
,Iieation deadIine daies.l
Pace Setter
$5oA$99
Mrs. S. Weisman
Mrs. Samuel Wick
Mrs. Berne wilkins
Mrs. Mary Carmon Wilson
RESIDENTIAL
$25-$49
Mrs. Jack AIPerf
Mrs. Davis Arrow
Mrs. Robert Began
Mrs. Bernard Black
Mrs. William Bobier
Mayer Baukans
Miss Celia Bramson
Mrs. Edwin Briskman
Mrs. Dave Brown
Mrs. Pearl Coleman
Mrs. Bert Diamond
Mrs. Bess Feldsfein
Mrs. Florence Frank
Mrs. Rose Freed
Mrs. Cert Galst
Mrs. Gus Greenbaum
Mrs. Louis Hamburger
Mrs. Michael Haskes
Mrs. Rubin Jaffe
Mrs. Harry lsenberg
Mrs. Dora Kahn
Mrs. Arthur Kaufman
Mrs. Jerome Klein
Mrs. Fannie KrelI
Mrs. Morris Lernor
Mrs. lsadore lesensky
Mrs. Harry Liebhaber
Miss Esther lieberman
Mrs. Harry Marcus
Mrs. Philip Marcus
Mrs. Meyer Markovifz
Mrs. Robert Markow
Mrs. Herman D. Muller
Mrs. Alan Oseran
Mrs. lsadore Oseran
Mrs. Henry Riklin
Mrs. Meyer Rivehin
Mrs. Arthur Schreiber
Mrs. Joseph siesel
Mrs. Beatrice SenoH
Mrs. George ShindIer
Mrs. Joseph Shuirman
Mrs. Warren Silver
Mrs. Gertrude SHERMAN
Mrs. Anna Singer
Mrs. Henry Sieinbere
Mrs. Mollie Sundell
Mrs. William Veta
Mrs. Jarvis Weiss
Mrs. Nal Werner
Mrs. Albert Wild
Mrs. Marvin White
Mrs. Esther WolenbWgh
Mrs. Bernice Wolf
Mrs. Albert Zeiflin
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-22
AL PARTIR PARA JAMAICA
PASCUAL PEREZ DECLARE QUE
PELEARA CON OSCAR SUAREz

Porece que fruton de ddr pUhIieidod a este bout.
NO defenderd So corona oil compe6n.-DetcIIes