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ca secera, i to u Ludbregu.
Nacrti "a ovu tvornicu su 60
tovi, sredstva "a gradnju &c
biti iduce godine osigurana,
tako, da &c nesmetano moci
poceti izgradnja. Tvornica &c
secernu repu dobivati il ko-
tara Varazdin, Koprivnica,
Krizevci i Bjelovar, Cine &c
biti osigurane sirovine. To &c
biti znatna prinova "a nasu
industriju secera, kojoj je BIZ
la potrebna VEGA tvornica u
gornjoj Hrvatskoj uz dosa-
dasnje tvornice u Osijeku i
zupanji.
Mole sc naglasiti, da je in
dustrija obuce pojacana no
vim najmodernijim pogonima
u tvornici cipela "simecki" i,
koja je sada, nakon obnove,
druga po velicini proizvodnje
obuce u Hrvatskoj (prva je
Kombinat obuce Borovo)
Znatna modernizacija pro-
sirenja vec su provedena, iii
su u toku u tekstilnim tvorni.
cana (u Zagrebu, Karlovcu,
Zaboku, Osijeku, Puli), cine
ce Sc, ne samo povecati pro-
izvodnja, vec ujedno i prosi-
riti izbor i poboljsati kvalite-
ia, buduci da &c sc u pogon
staviti novi, suvremeni stro-
ievi. Ia sva ia prosirenja bit
&c potrebne jos vece kolicine
pogonske snage - u prvom
redu elektricne st1uje. Zato Sc
grade move elelktricne centra-
lie, odnosno prosiruju postoje-
&c. Move termocentrale grade
Sc u Zagrebu Osijeku, a hi
drocentrale ina vodenu sna-
gu) u Gojaku, Peruci, ma c.
TIM, Rjecini drugdje. Osobi-
to je vazan sklop novih hidro-
centrala u Dalmaciji, koje &c
omoguciti izvoz elektricne
struje u Italiju i Austriju.
Industrija aluminija pove-
cati &c sc prosirenjem Razina,
sto &c omoguciti vecu proiz-
vodnju vecem broju tvornica
preradjivacke industrije. Pro-
siruju Sc i nasa najveca bro
dogradilista u Rijeci, Pull,
Splitu j Kraljevici, zatim tvor-
nice precizne mehanike, brod
skin motora uredjaja, podu-
zeca gradjevinske industrije
(ciglane i crijepa), kao i dru-
&c tvornice, koje najvise pri-
donose izgradnji zemlje. Svi ii
novi objekti i prosirenja po-
stojecih tvornica znatno &c
povecati narodni dohodak il
industrije u Hrvatskoj, cine
&c sc uiedno mnogo pridoniie-
ii cjelokupnoi industrijskoj
proizvodnji u Jugoslaviji.
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Michael Grasha, podpredsj Odbora Kampanje

Michael Grasha, podpredsj Odbora Kampanje
Ugodno je citati nase mjesecne zvjestaje clansko
kampan Postgnu uspjes slucan nti djelo ovog
iii onog poednca vec rezutat mnogh povoljnh cmbenka
i zajednickog nastojanja
Razmotrimo cas- faktore. Nema dvojbe, da je
nasa organizacija poznata memo me prvacno ali
doazi jos neso to je produkt koj nudmo. l. zaista
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1este n paatio svoju 0aaop
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sobno pitanje, koje - b sna8s
saboraviti. Svah mjesee re-
dovito trcbate upIatsH ods)e6-
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papira u Rijeci i Zagrebu, u
tvornicama sapuna u Osijeku
i Zagrebu, zatim u vecem bro
ju drvno-industrijskih podu-
zeca, u tvornicama kemijske
industrije ("Katran", "Pliva",
"Chromos" i druge) elektro-
industrije i vecem broju osta-
lih tvornica vaznih industrij-
skin grana.
Zanimljivo je, da &c se u
Hrvatskoj podici nova tvorni-
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INDUSTRIAL HRVATSkE Sc 0BNAYLJA
D0BIVA now M0DERN|J| | S|RI 0BLIk

Industrija Hrvatske stoji prvom mjestu cijeloj
zem, kako po svojim dosadasnjm prozvodnm mogucno-
stima tako po novm objektima novim tvorncama po-
COMMA koj podizu osobto podrucu preradjvacke
djeatnost jest lake ndusje ctav nz starh tvornica
naazi pred modernizacjom prosrenjen medu kojima
prehrambene tvornice, vecnom koma sirovne daje
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New York

\ IAPREDAK zIVOT Zajednice odvija Sc
" ma aktivnosti nash odsjeka i clanstva.
y glavnom te aktivnosti SUI velike i znacal-
ne. Prikazali smo nase Croatian Centers
S NINA odjek zajednicarstva hrvatske kul-
ture, zarista bratske sloge ljubavi. kroz
nase odsjeke gnijezda Pomladka provijaju
sc raznolike aktivnosti: sport, plesacke sku-
pine omladnske simfonije mladih tambu-
raskih zborova, a sve obvijeno hjepo ma
rodno hrvatsko ruho. Sve to manifestira u
bavu ljupku sliku, uz pjesnlu svirku pies,
kao da sc nalazimo staroj domovini ma
narodnim seljackim smotrama iii ma prosce-
NINA kod nash crkava.
Ali nije tako svuda. JOS imamo odsjeka
i gniiezda po nekim zajednicarskim naseo-
binama gdje aktivnost nije zahvatila svoj
nah, trebala BIZ pax nam Sc cini da tamo
nije nesto redu. Trebalo bi morali bi po-
jacati zajednicarske aktivnosti gdje in jos
nema, moglo bi biti Trebamo NINA ira
ziti jace vodstvo sa wise razumjevanja lju
bavi "a zajednicarske aktivnosti.
sto radi nase clanstvo u drzavi New
York? Kao da ga tamo nema. Prolaze 60
dine "a godinom, nasi clanovi New Yorku
krivo razumio, reel nam je, da drzavi New
York imamo dobrog elanstva, koje je vjer
no svojoj Zajednici, koje je uz teske pri-
like j pod teskim okolnostima sacuvalo svo-
ju vjernost Zajednici.
Svrha je ovog clanka da pobudimo ak
Utmost kod nasih odsjeka i clanstva toj
DRAW Oni mogu da obdrzavaj ju zabave, pix
nike pa svoje sjednice u cemu i'm nitko ne
&c smetati. Oni mogu da organizuju svo-
jim redovima kuglanje da promicu druge
sportske aktivnosti. Mogu da imaju svoje
omladinske plesacke tamburaske grupe da
omladinu priviju uz sebe da ju organizra-
ju u pronicanju zajednicarskog sporta ma
rodne kulture. :" ..t ~ ..
/. Ma tai nacin bi Sc ozivila aktivnost me-
dju NINA. Moze sc organizirati skupstina
pax training skola pozvati il glavnog u
reda ljude da i'm govore drze predavanja.
Vodstvo nash odsjeka treba da poduzme
korake "a aktivnost medju nasim clanstvom.
Nije vrijedno obazirati Sc ma neke puntare
koj su protiv svakake aktivnosti progresa
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Wv ~ - WV ANs ~ AS|oS 40 q ~At
i tom prilikom Sc navratio i u
urednistvo Zajednicara, u ko-
jem sam ia bio pomocnik u
redniku. Bee dvojbe, prilican
broj nasih starijih clanova SUI
ga, prigodom toga putovanja,
upoznali i sjecaju ga Sc. Kas-
nje Sc o MENU malo, iii Nina
10, nije znalo nj culo.
Ovih dana PRIMO sam IRE
zak il "Vecernjeg Vjesnika"
u Zagrebu, cd "a. rujna. ko-
jeg mi .ie poslao brat Josip
Krpan, clan odsjeka broj 81 u
San Francisku, koji sc vec
preko dvije godine - nalazi
u Zagrebu. ,Tu je donesena
slika pokojnog Mikulca, j IL
njegovog svjetskog putova-
MIA, pod potpisom "Es", do
neseno je slijedece:
U Krusljevu selu posjetio
sam obitelj Mikulec, u cijo:j Sc
kuci cuva debela knjiga "Col-
lection by Mikulec". Kn.jiga,
o kojoj je rijec tezi dvadeset
i pet kilograma, debela je O.
ko 25 centimetara. Ma svom
putovanju po svijetu nosio .ju
je zagorski "globetroter" Jo-
sip Mikulec. To je druga ME
gova knjiga, u koju su posve-
te i autograme upisivali broj-
nj drzavnici, bankari, amba-
sadori, politicari, koje je Mi
kulec uosjecivao "a svog pu-
tovenia DO sviietu cd 1901. do
1888. godine. Prva knjiga O.
stsla ie u America.
Zanimalo me, kal1o sc Mi
krlec odlMcio ma TO putovanje.
Niegov sinovac Slavko pricao
nam ie: Bio je to zagorsl1i
radnik sa tri razreda tadesnje
pucl1e skole. Jednoga dana,
dok .ie radio u jednom Vino
gradu u Zagrebu, otisao je u
Ameriku.
S debelom knjigom u ruci
Mikulec je obisao sva VEGA
mjesta USA, Francuske, TIA
lije, Njemacke, Madiarske,
Rumunjske, Bugarske, svicar-
ske; obisao diva .puta Jugosla-
viju, pa Sc ponovo nasao u
USA, Francuskoj, Turskoj
nekim istocnim zer'liama, a
bio je primlien ma dvoru ja-
panskog cara. Knjiga, koja Sc
cuva u Krusljevu selu ina
1914 stranice posveta, potpi-
sa, zigova, naljepnica i mara
ka sviju zemalja. Ovdje Sc
mogu naci svi jezici i pisma
$ naseg planeta. Mikulec je
revno 'obilazio sve poznatiie
industrije velikih zemalja, u
rednistva velikih listova, ne
Ike klubove, nase iselienike
t. d. Wise sc nikada nije mo-
gao srniriti ma rodnoj grudi,
pa je i umro u toku svog tri-
deset-godisnjeg put o v a n j a
svijetom u Genovi, u 55. go
dini zivota. Collection by Mi
kulec" najrjedja je knjiga ma
svijetu.
Brat Krpan je u vrijeme Cd
preko dvije godine, sto je u
Zagrebu, proputovao Jugosla.
viju uzduz i poprijeko, a pro-
Sic godine stanoviti broj ev-
ropskih drzava. Owe godine
proputovao je nekoje druge
evropske drzave, sve tako do
Laplanda ma s:ieveru Norve-
ske, Svedske i Finske, gdje je
stigao upravo U vrijeme kad
Sest tjedana u godini sunce ne
zalazi. Ma povratku 81 sieve
ra zaustavio se je u Bruselju
Z BelSiJ | rasglsdao ~ p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06

he loses the two cops who are failing him and early tins
morning be IS found in alley with three slues from
% in him. II figures Fatsy Is meeting his contact in the
alley and there IS an argument. Maybe about money.
Or maybe the contact thinks Fatsy IS going to turn
stOolie. Anyway, Fatsy gets the treatment"
docs he talk before he kicks OFF, Dan asks.
HE doesn't kick of, says the Inspector. Not YET,
anyway. He's still alive bat unconscious at Central
HOSPITAL The doctors say he has about one chance in
hundred to come through. And before he passes out
he says just one word"
One word?' Dan says. docs il helpT'
mot much. When the cops ask him VINO puts the
lead in him he says Baby Then he eces into coma"
"A BABY pumps three sues in himr Dan cries. These
Il doesn't make unless Fatsy IS trying to put
the finger on some guy known As Baby-Face some
thing-or-otfer."
The Inspector eyes Dan thouehnully 'It doesn't
seem pcssibe" he says but believe you have smart
idea. McGany." He reaches for the phone. I'm see
il the Bureau Of Criminal Identification has anyone in
their files who has Baby-Face handle"
Twenty minutes later, the captain from the Bel.
comes in with photographs. I'VE got just one in the
les Inspector" he says. HE IS PFety-BOy Franklin,
alias Cupid Franklin, alias Baby-Face Franklin. Aee
twentyfour record but not too bad. Three arrests
for petty larceny, but convictions. One for grand
larceny - he lifted q car. He drew two years for that,
but he's out parole now. Lives with his gandmother
above q candy store on Avenue c. Goes to business
school At night. checked with his parole officer. The
kid reported in only yesterday He's a model parolee,
the officer said"
Lets see what - Continued on next page
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twas "<nowYour-C Cops Week. Dan polite to
everybody Then Baby-Face socked him the jaw.

when Dan McGany. the plain-clOthes cop. reports
TO his mouse Kitty every evening after his day at Head
quarters. he has many strange tale 10 tell But this
warm night in spring he tops them oil.
begins, Dan explains they sit together after din
ner on the steps Of Kys front porch when the Inspec
four SHIFT that he has an announcement 70 make.
DO any Of you men," the Inspector asks. know
what week this is?''
The week before payday" Dan replies promptly.
"Wrone!" says the Inspector. This l. Baltimore
Asparagus Week. And do you know what last week
WASP
The week after last payday" sines out Patrolman
Schultz, the traffic cop, who IS standing beside Dam
Last week was Grow MoFe-Petunas Week" says
the Inspector. "And hate to tell you what next
week win BE-"
Probably Be-Kindao- Mosquitoes Week." Schultz
mumbies.
"Neu week. )" the Inspector goes on, has been Off
cialy proclaimed Know You're Cops Week. It's the
Commissioners branstorm." he adds sadly. so don't
blame me-
The Commissioners wife, DAN says to Schultz
must belong to the PTA. That sor Of thing IS
taSious."
The Commissioners. the Inspector continues, hires
himself boy, who calls himself Public Relations
Consutant He sells the Commissions the idea that
there should be closer bond between the citizens and
the police. A friendlier spirit so to speak,
me and Fatsy Mulrooney" Dan growis. thinking Of
the dope pusher he has been failing for the past week.
We should be buddies maybeE"
"Next week." says the Inspector, AN you uniformed
COPS win wear name cards pinned TO your jackets You
win be courteous At al times even when you are hand
ING traffic tickets just show you're not really mad
And there will be open house afternoon in al pre-
cinct houses You are al supposed to drop in when you
can and meet the visiting public. II win be chay and
neiehborly settoeether."
me and Faisy viii ct together over cup Of tea and
some brownies" Dan mutters bitterly.
And the Commissions says, concludes the Inspec-
tor TO Be sure to address people sir or madam. even
when you are making collar. That's strict order!
Courtesy win make for good Public Relations and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06

City Council Will Be voting on the police appropriations
soon. So mind your manners. men. and Heaven help
you air.
Dan. sitting on Kittys porch steps, ficis his cea-
Tette through the dark into the street. There you are
he says TO Kitty sadly IAN supposed to apologize to
Faisy when catch him buying the junk from his con-
nectiOn?'
'Reax" Kitty says patting his hand It'll only last
. week. Then you can start throwing your weight
around aeain."
us cops don't throw our weight around except in the
right drectionI' Dan says heaiedly That nO-eood
hood Fasy. Oh. am sick Of the sight Of the gy!
Then why don't you bring him in?" Kitty asks.
Hes pusheE. isn't he?'
''Sre he Is, )" mods Dan. "A smaltme pedder. We
want him to lead to the wholesaler. He'll out Of
the junk sooner later and have to ct fresh supply
The big connection IS what we're AFTER
Dan and five other plain-clothes cops tail Fatsy
night and day for the next four days. and Fatsy buys
nothing more harmful than couple Of matted milks
now and then.
In the meantime: Know Your-Cops Week GETS Of to
flying start. An over town cops are bowling from the
waist when they ask pushcar peddlerS to show their
licenses. And the motorcycles boys riding herd on the
speede are saying politely, Excuse me. sir but where
the he'll do you think you're going - to re3 before
they dish ticket Pedestrians reading the
cards the traffic cops blouses and calling them by
their first names. which IS indeed q trial
to such guys rs PatrOlman Schultz. whose
first name is AlsernOn, TACT that Is
unknown heretofore to anyone except his
wife. who Is pledged to secrecy under pain
Of divorce.
But If no one else IS happy, the Com
missioner and his public relations boy are,
because they ct good press and couple GN
Of hiehsounding complimentary edito- M
rails. So the word goes out for the cops
to lay on the courtesy thicker than ever.
When Dan reports on the morning Of
the fifth day to take over his job Of failing
Fatsy, he GETS word the Inspector wants -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
Blindness
Groups Sets
Bazaar

Carloads OF toys donated
by local merchants and exotic
gifts contributed by Embassy
row will be features OF the
annual bazaar and rummage
sale Of the Prevention OF
Blindness Society OF Metro
politan Washington.
The sale, which will open
tomorrow and continue
through Saturday, May 3.
will be held at 252S Four
teenth street NV. The toys
will be on sale the opening
days. and later the inter-
national gifts will be offered
for sale.
Among the contributions TO
the international bazaar
tables already received by
Gerson Nordlinger, jr., so
ciety president. are a Belgian
crystal vase from Baroness
Silvercruys, wife Of the Bel
gian Ambassador; a Portu-
guese tureen from Sonora de
EStaves Fernandes, wife OF
the Portuguese envoy; and
an Israeli art object from
Mrs. Abba Eban. wife OF the
Israeli Ambassador.
Other gifts. each presented
by the wife OF an envoy here,
include: A black and silver
brooch from Thailand; two
carved wood and ivory
elephants from India. a pair
OF Mexican dolls; a scarf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

A rumor on THE Hill
lately has been that the
Capitol dome may well blow
its top over the May 8 and 7
presentation OF the Con-
gressional Secretaries Club
annual Variety Show,
It's all In fun. however,
with legislative employees
gansing up for a once-a-year
opportunity 10 rib" their
bosses In the name Of
charity.
Proceeds go into the clubs
welfare charity fund. lending
assistance to organization
such as the Crippled Chill
dren Society.
Two skits. written by mem
bers. will be presented this
year with the show set for 9
pm. both nights In the De-
partment Of Agriculture Au-
ditorium.
One skit. Rocket Junket."
is concerned with the re-
luctance Of the members OF
a Committee on Interplane-
tary Relations 10 take OF on
a "junket. visiting sister
planets-MarS, Jupiter, Sat-
urn and Venus.
Weeks for Weeks" the
second skit. pictures the
struggles Of another con-
greSsional committee to Sc
lect from thousands OF appli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
Congress Secretaries
Slate Variety Show

cants the industries and
professions most worthy OF
recognition by the establish
ment OF a National Week In
their honor, It's touch and
20 for awhile. between Ma
tional Red Flannels Week
and National Grandmas'
Week. with the grandmas
gaining a slight edge due TO
the intrigues Of a very mod
ern grandma.
A mixed chorus OF Capitol
Hill secretaries will carry out
the rocket-spaceship theme
In their song and dance
routines.
Miss Vivian Dewitt. Sec
rotary TO Representative Sid
Simpson OF Illinois, is pro-
Queer OF the show. She is a
former high school music SUI
perviser and teacher and has
directed and produced many
high school and civic organ
tzation musical shows.
Director OF the show Is
Miss Meg Gleason. who has
worked with Little Theater
groups In both Washington
and Philadelphia, directing
such plays as Hay Fever"
and "Brigadoon."
Tickets for the variety
show can be obtained by
writing Post once BOX 2000.
House once Building. Wash
ington, d c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

trustee Of Princeton Uni
versity and has served as q
member Of the Ford Motor
Co. Scholarship Board and
the General Electric Co, Ed
ucational and Charitable
Fund Fellowship Program
Committee.
He was q former Rhodes
Scholar at oxford University
and a member OF the Ohio
and District Rhodes Scholar
ship Committees and also a
chairman OF the National
Selection Committee on Full
bright Awards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

built, owned and operated by
the Federal Government and
sold 10 oreenbelt Homes, Inc.
In January, 1868. The cor
poration Is made up OF the
residents OF the community
who initially purchased the
homes.
In addition 70 the houses
owned by oreenbelt Homes,
Inc. some so or so private
homes have been built In the
Woodland Way and Lakeside
developments and the area Is
filled with Towering shrubs
and fruit trees.
Tickets may be purchased
at the door OF the homes.
Refreshments will be served
from 4 10 $50 pm. az the
oreenbelt Coop Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
DR.. Stevenson
Will Speak at
Oberlin Dinner

President william Z. Ste
venson OF oberlin College viii
be guest speaker at an In
formal dinner meeting OF the
oberlin College Alumni Club
Of Washington at 7 pm. FRI
day, In the Broadmoor Hotel.
Or. Stevenson Ia q trustee
OF the Institute OF Interna-
tional Education and a d.
rector OF the Council for
Financial Aid 10 Education.
He has been an alumni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

from Greece. and a table.
cloth and napkins from Italy.
Still others. an abaya from
the Ambassador OF Saudi
Arabia. a framed photograph
OF vianden Castle In Luxem-
bourg; two buffalo horn Ash
and six fiber doilies from
China, a book on Brazilian
architecture. a French tea
pot, a wedgewood box from
England. two Japanese fans
and an embroidered Ru-
manian scarf.
Mrs. Leo Raywid Is chair
man OF the bazaar and rum
mage sale, which is the So
clety's only money raising
effort OF the year. II viii
help support the program OF
public and professional ed
ucation 10 prevent blindness
In the Washington area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
Greenbeh Sets
Garden Tour

The House and Garden
Tour OF oreenbelt, Md. viii
take place Sunday or, In case
OF rain, the following Sunday,
May I, from 2 TO s pm.
The purpose Of the tour.
which was organized by the
Home Committee OF the
Greenbelt Women's Club. Is
10 show the beauty OF Green
belt as a planned community
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Closing Revival
Services At Pilgrim
Holiness Church

The closing services in series
of special meetings will be held
this weekend at the Pilgrim Holi-
ness Church here in Milford.
The guest speaker in these SER
vices is the Rev. Kenneth Walter
of Fredericktown, Md. Rev. Wal
ter is a successful Young pastor
who pastored in Virginia before
accepting his present charge. He is
now about to launch a building
program in his area. Rev. Walter
is a member of the Holiness
Christian Church, and is native
of Pennsylvania.
Accompanying Rev. Walter and
assisting at the piano and in the
special singing is his wife, also
formerly of Pennsylvania. Both
Rev and Mrs. Walter attended
Eastern Pilgrim College in Allen
town, Pa. At that time he spoke
in the local church and is now re-
turning for this series of meetings.
Services will be held each night,
including Saturday, at 7:30 p. m.
The pastor, the Rev. Wilbur w.
Bubb, states that the public is cor
daily invited to attend these SER
vices. The church is located on S.
e. Front Street in the 500 block.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Stork Shower

On Thursday evening, November
13, surprise stork shower was
given to Mrs. John c. Dolfonso, Jr.,
at the home of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Rae Williamson at 408 Bridg-
ham Avenue, Milford After the
guests had arrived, Anne was sent
for at her home to come over to
play cards. When she opened the
door she was met by the cry Sur
prise" After opening and seeing
all the useful and beautiful gifts
for the expected new member of
the family, games were played and
refreshments we're served. Guests
were: Mrs. Jessie Williamson, Mrs.
Janette Hobbs, Mrs. Rae Frances
Clarkson, Miss Joan Clarkson. Mrs.
Mary Newnum, Mrs. Edna Tucker,
Mrs. Dot Glasco, Mrs. Carolyn
Tucker, Mrs. Gwen Pierce, Mrs.
frankie Foraker. Mrs. Mary Ann
Truitt, Mrs. Anne Carroll, Mrs. Es-
ther Desmond, Mrs. Carrie Sander
lin, Mrs. Dorothy Messick, Miss
Mary Catherine Messick and Mrs.
Rae Williamson.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Hospital Hostesses

Hospital Cart and Hospital Shop
Hostesses for Milford Memorial
Hospital for the week Friday, no
vember 21, through Thursday, No
vember 27:
Hospital Cart Hostesses: Friday,
November 21: Mrs. Jos. Calls, Mrs.
William Adkins; Monday, Novem-
Der "a: Mrs. w. w. McGinnis, Mrs.
John M. Scherch; Tuesday, Novem-
Der 25: Mrs. William Eliasor, Mrs.
J. III. Schabinger; Wednesday, No
vember 26: Mrs. Ed Steiner. Mrs.
Dorothy Rathmell; Thursday, No
vember 27g Mrs. David Freedman,
Mrs. Dan Freedman.
Hospital Shop Hostesses: Friday
November 81: afternoon, Mrs. Ed
KINNEY, Mrs. Morris Rosker, eve
ming; Saturday, November %: af-
ternoon, Mrs. Helen Lynn, evening
Mrs. Robert Wormington; Sunday
November %: afternoon. Mrs. Sam
uel Weinburg, Mrs Benjamin Mar
kowitz, evening, Mrs. Harry Zei-
sig: Monday, November "a: after
noon, Mrs. Jos. Orkin, evening, Mrs
5mory Postles; Tues, Nov. %: af-
ternoon, Mrs. Lorenzo Clarke, Mrs
Grove, Mrs. j. Lodge, evening, Mrs
John Hallett, Mrs. Harry Greenly /;
Wednesday, November 26: after
noon, Mrs Broddus Jones, Mrs
William Draper, evening, Mrs. Carl
Strahle; Thursday, November q:
afternoon. Mrs. Wallace Jefferson
evening, Miss Sarah Messick.