davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11
Piknik odsjeka Is

Chicago, Ill. Drustvo
"Hrvatski Sinovi', odsjek br.
Is HBZ. odrzati &c svoj ovo.
godisnji piknik u nedjelju, %.
juna, u White Eagle Grove,
Forest Preserve ma Hass Ave
nue. i Pershing Road u Lyons,
ILL.,, ma istom mjestu gdje
prosle godine. Biti &c podije-
ljeno izletnicima 5 nagrada u
gotovom novcu. Umoljava:iu
sc oni clanovi, koji imadu
knjizice kod sebe, da iste pre-
daiu tajniku iii ponesu sa So
bonn ma piknik.
Owe godine isto cemo imati
Pavilion "a pies, tako da &C.
te moci plesati do mile vo-
lie. "a Piles &c svirati tambu-
raski zbor "Orao" il Congress
Park. U ovoj base; takod.jer
ina igraliste "a mladez, gdje
mogu igrati baseball iii tents.
Biti &c ma raznju pecene ja-
njetine i prasetine, uz vrlo u
mjerene cijene, a nece mani
kati nj dobre svjeze okrepe.
Pecenka &c biti gotova u II
sati prize podre, tako da mo-
zete imati vas objed ma pikni-
ku.
Mas svaki dosadasnji pix
mix je svakoga razveselio j "a
dovoljio, pa &c tako i oval o.
We godine. Mi pozivamo sva
hrvatska bratska drustva
klubove, tie sve Hrvate Hr-
vatice Chicago i okolice, da
mas izvole posjetiti ma ovom
izletu, a nase drustvo &c INA
tt cijeniti vas posjet uzvratit
vam milo "a drago. Djeca ma
seg gnijezda Pomlatka biti &c
pocascena ma ovom izletu sa
"ice cream" i sodom badava.
u ime drustva "Hrvatski
Snow, svima nazivljem do
brodoslicu,
John Majdak, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11
Piknik odsjeka broj |
Odrzavati te se n nedjelju,
%. juna, u Crotian Centru
Millvale, Pa.
n. s. PITTSBURGH. Pa

N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa -
Drustvo "Svi Sveti" - od-
sick broj i Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice priredjuje svoj ovo-
godisnji piknik (izlet) u ne
djelju, ~. juna owe godine, u
danas vec svemu nasem naro-
du Pittsburgha i okolice do
bro poznatom Croatian Cen
tru u Millvale, Pa, predgra-
dju Pittsburgha, u kojem sa-
da skoro sva nasa drustva i
ustanove ovog okrugas odrza-
vaju svoje piknike.
Piknici odsjeka broj 1 po-
znati su kao ugodno stjeciste
starih prijatelja il bliza. / IL
daleka, clanova ne samo 3D.
sjeka broj 1, nego clanova
drugih obliznjih odsjeka, jer
i'm Sc tn pruza ijepa prilika
da sc sastanu porazgovore
sa mnogim svojim starim
znancima j prijateljima, koje
inace rijetko vide. Croatiap
Center je isto tako pogodan
"a roditelje, da sa svojom die
com izadju i u krasnoj priro-
di provedu jedan dan u krugu
svoje djece prijatelja. Gro
attain Center sc nalazi u sunni
ci j rekli bi kao da ste negdje
daleko cd grada = ma farmi,
a ipak je tako blizu sredistu
grada Pittsburgha, da uzme
samo kratko vrijeme voznje
= i eto vas u Croatian Cen
tru.
Priredjivacki Odbor odsje-
ka broj 1 Sc brine, da nasi go
sti budu bratski i sestrinski
lijepo dotekani i podvoreni
ga tecnom janjetinom i dru-
GIN ukusnim jelima i hlad-
MIN osvjezujucim napitkom,
cega &c biti ma zadovoljstvo
svima. Starit 6s moG prove
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11

no mlade ma raznju pecene
janjetine i prasetine, te slat.
kog; plea Sale do mile wolfe
"a svakoga.
Dale mi je napomenuti da
cemo imati mas mladi tambu-
raski zbor, sVi clanovi gnijez-
da broj 397 HBZ.
Dakle, sestre brato ne "a
boravite dan Is. juna i Faith
er's Day, nego svi ma piknik,
a u slucaju kise slabog vre-
mena piknik &c sc odrzati Sill
jedece nedjelje %. juna.
Ia dobar docek i podvorbu
brine sc odbor. Svi nam do
bro doSi!
Filip Zebk tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11
Poziv ma piknik

Hamilton, Ont. - Drustvo
Malta Gubec", odsjek GA
HBZ po zakljucku godisnje
sjednice priprema svoj prvi
godisnji piknik dana IS. juna
owe godine.
Stoga pozivamo sveukupni
hrvatski i sveslavenski narod,
da mas izvole posjetiti rece-
nog dana, da svi zajednicki
proslavimo Fathers Day.
Piknik &c sc odrzati vet ma
dobro poznatom mjestu, ma
odsjecnoj farmi, u mladoj j
1elenoj Sumici Biti g dovolt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
Judge to Head
Palsy Fund Drive

Judge Emmett H. Mama, jr.
Of Prince Georges Juvenile
Court has been appointed
chairman Of the 1858 United
Cerebral Palsy campaign in the
county.
He win head the month long
drive that begins May /.
A cerebral palsy clinic Is
located at 1910 Annapolis road.
Bladensburg. 1t cares for chill
dren from all over the county
who are victims Of cerebral
palsy. Part Of the money col
lected win 90 toward this clinic
and to help In the national re-
search program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

of two men. who entered the
place together. Her apartment
, was ransacked and $2l taken
by the other.
When arrested at New York
avenue and North Capitol street
for batting Pvt. w. l.. Young
Of the second precinct with OBJ
jectionable language. the man
gave his name as James Wat
kins." At the station house. Pvt.
Young became suspicious when
he noticed that, several times
when he called the mans name.
he got no reaction.
While watkins" was in
Municipal Court being sem
fenced to. 80 days in jail for
disorderly. the policeman asked
the Identification Bureau to
check fingerprints. There Pvt.
A. B. Masters found that the
prints Of Watkins" checked
with those Of Albert D. Dorsey,
%, of the 100 block Of Fifth
street Sc. Dorsey's prints, 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
US. Economic Envoy

The United Nations has ap-
pointed Joseph M. Morgan as
American representative for the
Economic Commission for Asia
and the Far East. with head
quarters in Bangkok, Thailand.
Mr.. Morgan. of 1910 Crescent
street NV. has been with the
Interior Department the last
four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

was also determined, matched
those in Miss Kimes' apart
ment. police reported.
Watkins" thus was brought
from the court cellblock and
charged with HOUSEKEEPING pe-
fore Judge Austin L. Fickling
under the name of Albert D
Dorsey. Arrangement was post
poned to April 10. Bond was
set at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
Minor Case Unmosks
Suspect in Burglary

Failure later to respond to the he police when
arrested for disordery conduct led defendants
yesterday burglary charges
burglary that involving the brutal beating of Miss
Joan Kmes apartment in the $500 block Of Fifteenth
NV last March l. Miss Kimes Jaw broken by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Few AIgeriuns
On Puris Streets

PARIS. Sept. 5 Cap police
said only a handful Of Algerians
ventured onto the streets OF
Paris last night in defiance Of
new curfew restrictions.
1t was the first night Of a
$3.50 p.In.-5:30 am. restriction
on North Africans aimed at
hating Q new wave of violence
BY Algerian nationalist terror
lists.
Police said about 20 Algerians
were picked up on the streets
and held for further investiga-
ton.
A number Of other Algerians
we're stopped but were furnished
with papers showing they
were on the way TO or from
work.
There were no reports of
terrorist activity in Paris last
night, However. at Aries, in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Washington Shrines
Parkway Link Asked

by Acting Secretary Of Interior
Roger c. Ernst in connection
with a protested Capehart hous-
ing development at Fort Bel
voir, near the Mount Vernon
Woodlawn route.
In a letter to Dewey Short
Assistant Secretary Of the
Army, Mr., Ernst said first
step in the long-range plans
would be scenic protection along
Virginia Route 235 between
Mount Vernon and Woodlawn,
Land Transfer Asked
The best way to make a start
on this project. he added,
would be to transfer some of
the housing site to the Interior
Department ito help assure the
protection and preservation of
the right-of-way between
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Boby Gorilla Outdoes
Humon-Up to q Point

turn the trick until it's % weeks
old, the report says.
Sitting, Standing
Colo could sit securely and
pivot from a sitting position at
20 to "a weeks. Her human
counterpart has to be twice as
old.
Colo was able to stand while
holding a railing at IA Weeks,
something q human baby doesnt
do until 80 to SO weeks old. Colo
walked while holding a railing
at IS weeks. a good 80 weeks
ahead Of a human baby.
But there is one consolation
for proud Papa. Colo may de-
yelop faster, but it's just that
much sooner that she drops
down and begins walking on
all fours. Once Baby gets up on
his legs, he stays there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
By the Associated Press

Virginia highway ofiicials
may be asked soon to help study
a proposal for a parkway be-
tween Mount Vernon and
Woodlawn Plantation.
Such an invitation would be
in line with the National Park
Services plans to study a pro-
posed new scenic road in Vir-
ginia. 1t would link Mount YER
non. Woodlawn. Gunston Hall,
Pohick Church and possibly
other locations associated with
George Washington.
Interior Department Idea
Director Conrad With Of the
park service said no decision
had been reached as to when
the invitation would be sent
to Virginia officials.
The invitation was mentioned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

Mount Vernon and Woodlawn
Plantation" ~ s,T.-s
Ernst requested the Army to
transfer a strip Of land averag-
ing 1875 feet in depth along the
Fort Belvoir property line par
alleling Rounte 235 and a
wooded area near Dogue Greek
and Highway 235.
Mr.. Wirth said no reply has
been received from Mr.. Short
concerning this request.
Concerning the long range
plans. Mr.. Ernst said the Park
Service intends to study as a
part OF their Mission Sc pro-
gram the possibility OF devedop-
ing a greatly improved historic
and scenic road linking Mount
Vernon. Woodlawn Plantation,
Gunston Hall. Pohick Church
and possibly other locations
farther down the Potomac VAL
ley and associated with George
Washington and the founding
Of our Nation"
This actually would be a re-
study Of a similar proposal
made some 20 years ago, he
added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
jean Sebere Set
To Marry Lawyer

MARSHALLTOWN, low a,
Sept. 3 AP).-Actress Jean
Seberg, who scared overnight
from obscurity to Joan Of Arc
stardom, has returned to her
home town to marry her French
prince charming.
The 19-year-old Marshall
town girl will be married FRI
day to Francois Moreuil. "a.
Harvard-educated lawyer from
Paris, at a simple ceremony in
Trinity Lutheran Church where
she once taught Sunday school.
"I'll have something old.
something new. something bor-
rowed, something blue and a
six pence in my Shoe" the
bride-to-be said gaily as she
went about preparations.
Jean was chosen from among
title role in the movie, Saint
VIDE talent search to NIL the
title role in his movie, Saint
Joan"
She has made no further
movies since she completed
"Bonjour Tristesses about q
year ago.
! Jean said her fiance plans to
practice law in Paris, but is
also interested in movie work.
For the present, she said, the
couple probably will find q place
TO live in California and honey
moon on an island of the Mexi-
can coast.
She and Mr.. Moreuil met
while she was in France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Eye Hos l37.oOO,000
Light-Sensitive Cells

NEW YORK.-The human
eye. like a camera. "photo-
graphs" through a lens. 1t is
able TO automatically change
curvature in a split second to
focus images on a tiny film"
(the retina) no larger than q
postage stamp.
There lS7,O00,O0O light-sensi-
tive cells photochemically
change the image to nerve
impulses. which flow through a
million fihers Of the optic nerve
for translation" in the sight
areas of the brain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
pr the A..!,cIated Press

The next time some proud.
Papa buttonholes you and be-
gins an endless recital about
Baby's amazing progress, you
are hereby authorized to inter-
rupt with the following remark:
eyes, but how's his SYM
metrical posturingp I'm told q
baby gorilla does much better"
You will be right. II Papa
wants proof, you can point to
q paper to be delivered today
at the American Psychological
Association convention at the
Statler Hotel by Drs. Hilda
Knobloch and Benjamin Pasa-
manick of Ohio State Univer-
sity.
Drs. Knobloch and Pasaman-
lex give the little ape the nod
every time in such things as
sitting, toddling, walking and
standing.
Talented at Birth
DR.. Knobloch is an associate
professor of pediatrics. DR.,
Pasamanick is a professor of
psychiatry. Their paper is
based on a study Of Colo. a
female gorilla born at the Co
lumbus (Ohio) Zoo December
%, 1856. Among the findings
From birth to 8 weeks OF
age, Colo showed symmetrical
posturings" Of the body and
head. That means she could
keep her head centered and
maintain her body in its normal
position. She could also bring
her hands together in front Of
her at birth.
It takes a human baby l6
weeks, say the doctors, both to
attain symmetrical posturine
and engage their hands directly
In front.
From the time she was born
Colo could lift her head while
lying down. A human baby can't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Jupon Soon to Sturt
22.6-MiIe Tunnel

TOKYO.-Boring operations
will start this year on the
worlds longest tunnel, a 22.67-
mile underwater bridge between
the islands of Honshu and
Hokkadio, The project is being
undertaken by the japanese
National Railways.
The tunnel, $50 feet below
the surface of Tsugaru Strait.
IS expected to add 1914 million
tons of freight traffic annually
to the railroads operations by
opening up unexpected re-
sources of isolated Hokkadio
Island. The tunnel is scheduled
for completion in 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
OiI-Bose Cootines !
For Tin Cans Likely

Agriculture Department re-
searchers report they have
found that can coatings made
Of soybean oil and linseed oil
will adhere well to tin, black
iron. and aluminium.
They say the oil coatings
might replace tin as a pro-
tective coating and the organic
oil-based coating does not
break in crimping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Jesse James Record

RUSSELLvILLE, Ky.-Jesse
James reputedly staged his first
bank robbery March 20, 1868,
in Russellville. James and four
companions took $4,000 in the
holdup, during which the bank
president was wounded. Then
they fed to Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Body Heat Protects
Radio Battery Power

FORT MONMOUTH, N. j.
The Army Signal Corps has
found that body heat will keep
q battery power supply for
Army radio operators alive
longer under conditions of ex-
IRENE cold.
The batteries, worn in the
operators vest. have been found
to stay in service UP to 10
times longer under very cold
conditions usually deadly to the
power units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

Southern France, terrorists
planted an explosive charge
under a tank of fuel oil be-
longing to the British Petro-
leum Co. The tank was dam
aged but not set afire.
At Marseille police discovered
a store Of explosives, detonators
and batteries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Eclipse Next Year

BERKELEY. - Next total
eclipse of the sun which viii be
visible in the United States will
occur on October 2, 1869, ac-
cording to astronomical calcu-
lations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

Tareytons Dual Filter does more than just give you
high filtration! Its pure white outer filter and
exclusive lActivated Charcoal inner filter work
together to bring out the best in fine tobacco taste
-. actually select and balance the flavor elements
in the smoke-as never before possible. Ask for
Dual Filter TareytOn todayin the bright new pack!
no1ra # s|.s..'ss.~ -ss<a.. our middle name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

THE TAREYToN DUAL FILTER
filters as no single filter can,
BECAUSE.
I. It combines the efficient fiIterng
action OF pure white outer filter.
2. with the additional fiItering action
of ACTIVATED CHARCOAL in unique
inner filter. The extraordinary purifying
ability of ActNated Charcoal is widely
known to science. Ithas been definitely
proved that it makes the smoke of a
cigarette miIder and smoother.
, 1958-03-11
SIR WINSTON

He HOLDS NO Office Of county, state or nation. He
lives in retirement at his estate in England. Yet, when
Sir Winston Churchill was stricken recently on the
French Reviera, and danger loomed, the world somehow
held its breath for a moment.
FRIENDS N o alike somehow wished, and
prayed, that the grand old warrior who led his nation
through the dark days Of World War II, having no more
to offer than blood, sweat and tears would be spared a
, 1958-03-11
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the De-
partment of Property & Pro-
curement, Division of Procure
ment, Christiansted, St. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until 400
A. M. April 2, 1858, and then
publicly opened for the fol-
lowing:
Spinet or Console models,
Pianos, full SO note key
board.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
III bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Division 0 f Procurement,
Christiansted, St. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands.
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk-in-C Charge
Div. Of Procurement
+. st. Croix, v. 1.
, 1958-03-11
little longer,

little longer.
THE DANGER HAS passed, and there is gratifca-
ton everywhere. In that same spirit people give thanks
and continue to wish for the greatest statesman Of this
century a still longer life,
, 1958-03-11
TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1858
MARCH IS RED CROSS MONTH

MARCH IS RED CROSS MONTH
MARCH IS E CROSS month, and everyone
everywhere knows what that means. Few organizations
during this, or any other day in world history, have
meant, or done, more to relieve the pain and suffering Of
humanity in times of need, strain and stress than the
American Red Cross.
THERE is NO emergency, no situation, however
grave in which the Red Cross does not come to the res
cue. When a devastating hurricane hit the Louisiana
coast last year and hundreds were left homeless and
without visible means of support, the Red Cross flew in
supplies, sent workers who risked their lives to save wo-
men and children from the further destruction of the
rain, wind and sea.
ANYTHING SAID ABOUT the Red Cross is a
mere repetition. In times Of war and peace alike, the
Red Cross is ever present, and responds to the call. And
it does more than come to the rescue. Through the Ju-
Nor Red Cross, children across the face of the earth
learn of each other, and thus come to realize that there
is a common thread running through humanity as a
whole. This approach. this knowledge and understand
ing could pave the way for a safe and lasting peace.
WE URGE THAT again this year our people re-
spond to the call, and contribute as generously as posi-
bic to the American Red Cross,
, 1958-03-11
FOR RENT
Front apartment over
Merrill's Drug Store
Vented TO Purchase

Property suitable for superior
type tourist accommodations
within walking distance of
Christiansted Post Office.
ST. Croix Avis : Box 333
4 to Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Ia of Plane
Crash Dead
Unidentified

MIDLAND. Mich, April 8
R.-State police experts moved
grimly among rows Of charred
and broken bodies today. seek
ing to identify the last IA Of
the AZ persons who died in the
crash of a Capital Airlines
plane Sunday night.
Other policemen stood guard
over twisted and smoke-black-
ened wreckage in the cornfield
where the British-built Wis
count plunged just 20 seconds
short of a runway during an
Easter night snowstorm.
All a passengers and 3 crew
members Of Capitals flight 81
bound from Newark, N. j., to
Chicago were killed in the ex-
plosion and crash.
Nineteen bodies remained in
the private hangar which DO
lice turned into a morgue after
the disaster. Five have been
identified and await transfer to
private funeral homes. The %
others have been identified also
and have been claimed by rela-
tiveS.
Inspectors for the Civil Aero
nautics Bureau and the Civil
Aeronau tic Administration
slogged through ankle deep
mud at the crash scene seeking
the cause Of the tragedy.
Fred @. Powell, investigator
in charge Of the CABS Chicago
Office, said the inquiry will last
at least the rest of this week.
Many of the bodies were
identified by relatives from pos
sessions such as rings and
watches. State police identifi-
cation experts said the remain
ing IA may have to be identi-
fed by fingerprintS and other
scientific means.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Arms JOBS Urged
For Slack Areas

Senator Kennedy, Democrat
of Massachusetts,, urged the
Defense Department today to
channel more contracts into
communities hit by unemploy-
ment.
He said he is dissatisfied with
the current rate Of defense
spending in Massachusetts.
II have never felt that the
Defense Department has been
successful in channeling con-
tracts into areas of unemploy-
ment in sufficient volume to
relieve the serious economic
plight in which these commu-
mites find themselves" the
Senator said.
He added that If existing law
prevents more effective use of
defense contracts to relieve UNI
employment, the department
should recommend changes. He
said he believed much more
could be done within existing
authority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
SECRET BRIDE
MIGHT BE ALIVE
IF SHE'D TOLD

MIDLAND Mich. (R.-
Ruth Denecke kept her Sc
cret well. II she hadn't
she might be alive today.
The pretty. 27-year-old
st. Petersburg, Fla, resi-
dent was married. but she
concealed the fact from
Capital Airlines to keep her
job as a stewardess. Com
pany regulations forbid
stewardesses to be married.
Her secret became public
after she and 46 others
were killed in the crash Of
a Capital Viscount near
here Sunday night.
She and George Barlow
sky. a flight engineer for
Eastern Airlines, we're mar
ried a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08

by becoming a gene or heredi-
tary particle along with the
thousands of other genes in the
cell.
Some Don't Turn
However. Robert Ting, ar
associate Of DR.. Luria, treated
some Of the virus-inoculated
cells with chloromycetin, ar
antibiotic, and they did moi
turn cancerous.
This indicates. DR.. Luria said
that after the virus enters the
cell it wanders around for q
while before it joins the genetiC
mechanism. The cell may d.
vide 20 to 80 times while the
virus is still free and the virus
divides every time the cell di-
videS.
During this time the cell re-
mains normal. This apparently
is the period during which the
antibiotic can kill the virus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Navy Ensign Cost
Put at $27,S72
BY the Associated Press

Each Navy ensign produced
at Annapolis costs the Govern
ment $27,872.
The Navy gave the figure, on
request. to a House Appropria-
tons Subcommittee. Also by
request. 1t supplied figures in
dicating that the cost Of oper-
ating the Naval Academy is
roughly in line with the cost
Of operating Georgia Institute
Of Technology.
The testimony. given in Feb
ruary, was made public yester-
day.
The dollar figure on a mid
shipman's education was COM
puted as including his pay and
allowances. pay and allowances
Of military personnel at the
academy. Institutional costs,
maintenance, operations and
services.