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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
Frick 10 Study
Squabb|e0ver
Pay by Tigers

DETROIT, June 3 (R.-The
Tigers incentive pay squabble
moved quickly into the hush
hush stage today. but Com
missioner Ford Prick promised
to investigate the situation.
However, 1t appeared un-
likely that Prick will uncover
anything, since General Man.
ager John McHale and the
players involved say they have
made no side deals that would
mean more pay for top per-
formances.
Only yesterday two out
fielders, Al Kaline and Charlie
Maxwell. said they had such
agreements with McHale. Both
explained them fully.
Maxwell had told q news
man In Florida during spring
training that he would realize
an extra $4,000 If he hit %
home runs or batted in 10C
runs, and If the Tigers finished
second or better. Kaline sale
he missed out on a $1,000 bonu!
because his batting average
was not up to the 800 mark BY
June /. He was hitting somt
40 points below that mark a
the deadline.
Barred by Rules
Incentive pay deals, whethe,
written or verbal, are in viola
ton Of baseball rules. The com
missioner said he found moth
ing wrong in the Kaline ant
Maxwell contracts, but addeC
he would look further into tn
possibility of gentlemen
agreements"
Reliable sources said four o
five Of the Detroit players ha,
incentive pay deals.
McHale heatedly denied an
kind Of side deals with an
players. He said players nigh
have misunderstood things be
cause the baseball company al
, ways has been generous an
! willing to pay extra for out
; standing performances - eithe
at the end Of the season or i
, next years contracts"
BIames Misunderstanding
! Later in the day, the 23-year
. |. old Kaline, who draws aroun
4 $50, 900 in straight pay, denie
. he had a bonus arrangement
Both Kaline and Maxwe
; said they had received tele
: phone calls from McHale- Ka
: line adding that the genera
manager had called hil
. several times"
= Asked last night about til
=" different versions of the incer
: tive pay story, Kaline said:
IF McHale thinks I hay
r. done well enough at the en-
= Of the season he will give n
= a bonus. I guess it's the san
!, policy as in the past -- iii
- - everybody else, if I have a goc
. year I'll get something extr
!. The amount is entirely up
" him. There's nothing in n
contract about it. That's a
!. = I can say"
y Maxwell said merely: "N
= COMMENT can't say anythin
y I have enough trouble gettir
base hits without getting I'M
= a fight with the front Office"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
Polo Club Playing

The Spring Valley Polo Club
will play Bethesda at 7::30 pm.
today at Potomac Field in
Potomac, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
SENATORS, z;
ORIOLES,1


] Walked for Castlemsn in 4th;
2 ran for Nieman in 4th.A3 popped
up for Miranda in 10th; u famed
for Harshman in 10th; 8 ran for Yost
in 9Th
WASHINGTON 600 100 900 i-2
BALTIMORE - 900 100 900 o.
E-Miranda. PO-A-Washington
1910; Baltimore, 30-12, DP-Gardner
to Miranda to Marshall; Triandos to
Miranda; Bridges TO Aspromonte TO
Becquer. Triple Play-Brtdges to Bee
auer. LOB-Wsshington 7. Baltimore
II.
2b-Robinson. Aspromonte. g.
Becquer.
| GrigEs --- 10 9 ] 3 )
| winner-GrigEs CID. Loser
darshman tJ-4J.
Umpires-McKinley. Flaherty, Chy-
/ lax, Berry. T-2:2S. A-5,432.
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Here is a breakdown

The biologists point out that
though the large number of
bluegills may have seemed a
mecca to- the fishermen, only
S78 pounds, or 9 per cent, were
7 inches or larger. The bulk
of the fish ranged between 4
and 6 inches in length.
Bass Population Small
The bass populatio n
amounted to less than 10
pounds of bass per acre and,
OF these, only 292 pounds were
10 inches or more long. This
means that there were less
than 4 pounds Of catchable-
sized bass per acre available
, 1958-08-18
BRITISH GUIANA

paddy from Sierra Leone. The
seed paddy is Of a specialized
Floating Variety particular
~ adapted for planting in
areas subject to flooding. 1t is
capable Of growing in a rela-
lively great depth of water
and is very successfully
grown in the Far East.
Arrangements have been
made for a termination test to
be undertaken by the Depart
ment of Agriculture immedi-.
ately on the arrival of the
seed. If the test is successful,
samples will be distributed to
selected farmers in the Ma
~haicony/Abary areas,
, 1958-08-18
MRS. LARSEN

agency. He successfully com
pleted the six-week course.
Mrs. Maria Thomas, who
will be in charge of the Chris
tiansted Grammar School I'M
der Mr.. Richards, also took
special courses at New York
University. NJ j S S Yvonne
Thomas, her daughter, who is
a student at
University in Puerto Rico,
also attended N.Y. for special
courses. She will depart for
Puerto Rico on Wednesday to
resume her classes at Inter
American.
, 1958-08-18
LATEST NEWS
" E D N E S D a Y

Al 5.nn and 8.2n ON
Big Double Feature Day !!
Hit No
both Century Fox presents:
LURE OF THE SWAMP"
Marshall Thompson, loan Vohs,
Joan Lora, Willard Parker
destination hell! Greed led
them to the misty sdepths of a
strange land.
~ NJ .
10th Century Fox presents
FORTY GUNS"
in Cinemascone
Barbara StanWyck, Barry Sullivan
Dean JAEGER, John Ericsson
The story OF the tanning Of the
Arizona Territory! The last and
mightiest conquest of the great
Southwest
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-08-18

TG0Z0T8D
MONDAY AFTERNOON
TUESDAY EVENING
Filmed in France
M.G.M. Pictures presents
THE HAPPY ROAD"

Gene Kelly, Barbara Laage.
Bobby Clark, Michael Redgrave,
Brigitte Fossey
Fun for all the family, is a boy
and girl and a mother and a
father 60 through all kinds OF
humorous adventures!
MONDAY EVENING
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Columbia Pictures presents:
AUTUMN LEAVES"
Joan Crawford, Vera Miles,
Cliff Robertson
The story Of a woman, who
reached out for the loving
warmth Of a mans hands, and
found herself in the grip of fear.
She didn't know, that love could
cost so muchi
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-08-18
EIGHTY-oNE

not claimed to be 100 per cent
effective The percentage of
csses among the vaccinated as
compared with those among
the unvaccinated clearly indi-
Gates the effectiveness of the
vaccine"
, 1958-08-18
NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that.
the Acting Collector for this
District has issued an order
dated August II, 1858 autho-
rizing the name of the Gas
Screw. IBIS official No. 229594
owned by Edwin Winter Mead
Of which Charlotte Amalie, ST.
Thomas, Virgin Islands is the
home'port to be changed to
asAMREZE.
John II. MoseleY
Acting Collector of Customs
District No. 81
, 1958-08-18
TIE st GRoTx AVIS
17EITAIA !.


ciety announced that 239,621
f.en,s had earned $685. 93
compared to $50, 545 which
earned $253,58o for the same
period last year.
Plans for-the introduction
Of banana cultivators' insur-
ance on a Windward Islands
basis is expected to go into
effect shortly.
, 1958-08-18
and FRIDAY
in Cinemascone

NIGM presents in Blushing Color
The SPICY Stage Comedy
THE LITTLE HUT"
Ava Gardner, Stewart Granger,
David Niven
introducing Walter CHAR
ENJOY the wonderful and hilari-
Gus flicker about a girl stranded
on a desert Island with TWO
MEN. She has to choose between
them and there's plenty of
spice and everything nice in this
very funny, very romantic enter
tainment.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-08-18
JAMAICA .

JAMAICA 80.
from St. Thomas; and Victor
Nugent another 10 year-old
from Portland.
The team is scheduled to re-
turn to the island next month,
after the girls have completed
four months in Britain and the
boys have completed two
months.
, 1958-08-18
Official Publication

It is hereby given for gem
eral information, moreso, to
all S~ugar-cane Growers who
come within the jurisdiction Of
the Act to Provide Relief for
the Sugar-Cane Economy in
the Island of St. Croix, that
application forms fer Especial
Sugar-cane Subsidy" are now
available at the Offices Of the
Farmers IIcme Administra-
ton, Christiansted and Fred
eriksted ard at the DEPART
lnent of Agriculture a n d
Labor, located at the Old High
School Building, Christian
sted, St. Croix, Y. I.
Louis E. Frown
Head, Division Of Labor
July 20 1858
or r@rrnr
, 1958-08-18
ST. JOHN

Bragg, N. C., before arriving
III Europe last September.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Throek Items
Jean Mylum To Marry Ray Marston
Sunday At Douglas Presbyterian

Tulane Throckmorton. Of Chat
ham, spent the week end with his
brother and sister-in-laW, Mr. and
Mrs A NJ Throckmorton
Mi and Mrs Bert Swalley. and
Lou. Mrs. A. NJ. Throckmorton and
IS SGT and Mrs Arnold Throck
morton, and children, visited Mr..
and Mrs Elijah Throckmorton at
Buckingham c. II Sunday.
Nh ang Mrs John Graft. and
children. Of Tappahannock arrived
Monday to visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs ] D. Atcheley.
Marston-Mylum Wedding
Many from here attended the
wedding shower for Miss Jean
Mylpm Friday evening at the home
70 Mrs Edward Carter in Farm
vile Miss Mglum's marriage to
Ray Marstor viii take place Sun
day afternoon at 2 at Douglas Pres
byte!ian church. with the Rev A.
$. Gear officiating
Mr. ana Mrs. BrightWell. Of near
Farmvllle visited Mrs A II. Ian
caster Sunday.
II pretty weather keeps prevail
ing, it won't be long before Mr.. ana
Mrs Billy Slayton win Be moving
into stAclr new house
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
N'choies Sfontofd
Crushing Income Tax Was
Part Of Marx Blueprint

al is said and done, their accounts
we're those Of eve witnesses, des-
ctiblns events in which they them
selves took part
still Present Ioday
The same evil forces which over
threw Law and order in France. and
plunged that nation into chaos from
which II has moi Yet entirely re
covered few ideas are more false
than that the French Revolution
was 4 spontaneous popular upris-
lnp ate stll III the World to-day
TheM Roal ~ sull The oycrturnine of
established society a particular
target belnp The ethical and spri
tual values Which are Jumped under
the heading ot Western Christianity
AGAINST these s8hycrSiVe forces
IN people are helpless 50 long as
Their leaders philosophy IS tag
and tax Spcud and spend. elect and
eIect NEW Deal laIr Deal 'dv-
mamie conservatism i y all the
same thing Under different names
Big Government ald centralized
eaafro
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

A fellowship social was held last
Saturday night at Genito Presbv
terrain church in honor Of Mr.. and
MIS- Macon Knabe, They viii leave
soon to make their home on Merritt
Island Fla. The Women of the
Church presented them with a gift.
Sgt and Mrs. John L. Harris
were supper guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
q. 4 Harris, Of Richmond. satur-
day.
A very important business meet
ing Of Graceland Baptist church
VIII be held Friday at 3 pm. It is
hoped that aH members win Be
present.
Harper Gates(i is recovering from
an operation in Medical College
Hospital.
Little David Phillips. Jr.. is in a
Richmond hospital for d check up
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
worshor Items

Miss Betty Lloyd Irving was one
Of The contestants in the dress re-
we At the district An club meet
ine III Farmyiilc Saturday
Mrs. RAYMOND Hammock at
ended b4dal shower Friday
night ia the home Of Mrs Edward
Carter honoi1ng Miss Jean MyIum
Air arid Mrs Marion Francis.
and children are spending thls
veek IN Alexandra with Mt and
Mrs Neville Nh Fraacls planned
to zee ;he Red sox play ball III
WASHINGTON Monday
Alrs h s. BasKervlll spent
several DAYS ~ Richmond last
week. Mrs IVA OYerstreet and
Mrs Ethel Daaehtciy came home
with her fof 4 tWo-dav visit
Mrs TribbIe Returns
Mrs Melvin Tilbble and sons.
returned sunday with Mr. Tribble
after q weeks visit with her
mother Alrs stanley Mckay Mrs
Mckay other guests were MI
ana Mrs William Patrick ana chill
dren Blanca and Billy 10 G ".
Arthur. Of AltaYista Miss Martha
ward MelVln CoYineton Miss
Nancy Elliott Curtis MCKAY and
ia II Mckay ana family
Mrs a 3 Hughes continues to
be quite IN IN the home Of MI
and Mrs r H McKay
Mrs jessie S0afhal. Mrs Joe
Garland, Hugh Cabell Garland and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Movie Guide

Compiled bs Tarmyilie Woman
club motion pietnr" committee.
State Theatre
III Farewell "a 81 III AM
American hcd Cfols aNbUlaaar
driyei tAlls vi hove @iti itiluA
nurse while BON aie N,h all iiahui
hospital unit during Wnld MaI
Adults only
Zee Theatre
"Giant"--1W0 thim9S fa nhNiaA.
ize TIC !lfc Ut Texas Land hitoA
ne bride he brings from Maryland
and oil TAKING The place 81 bert
as ihe product N hs 1ialf mllHoa
acre ranch The outdoor pha
Biography IS superb aud lhe baH
around music is excellent AEN1
and youne people
J.ilhouse Roek" ilgM lnfel@s
m his tAild film rh iat4 r.NtN
him Jn lnsYlnpathcuf rale thaN
" tnHck-teiHpcted sulky bN nu
Aiils man in saloon ba1al
Adults ana Young people
DriyeIn Theatre
mn Il Passage" iaHa tD
Wart plays ! trouble hoaf il \
railroad IN It's early continent
spanning days Wonderful ceiH
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

Jesse wood visited Mi and MIS-
Cal1ell Lewis, and family in
Jeteisallc Sunday
MI and Mrs, Bin Schmidt RAY
Schmidt ana Mrs ANNE Pollard
left for Now Jersey Saturday af'cr
visiting friends and relatives II the
neiRhborhood
punkums Go 70 Carolina
NH and Mrs Hltgh Dimaun
VISITED Mrs Paul Thackston and
family IN Durham. N G Sunday
Guests during the week end Of
tho H II McKays we're Nh ana
Mrs Martin Cov.nMon " Felden.
MI and Mrs Russell Pollard and
sons, Of Richmond MI and Mrs
Lonule Mckay, Dr aud Mrs En-
NETT Elliott and Miss Nancy tl
hott
Mrs Robert Porterticld returned
Sunday after a today stay with her
mother Mrs |. p Tadlock, tn
Woodland. N q
Mrs Stanley Mckay Ernest Me-
KAY and Mrs Melvin Tnbblo and
sons, visited Mr. and Mrs Lloyd
Mckay IN FalnVille several times
last week
Nh and Mis- Dorsey Glass lr
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

afanaHer "a the rnrntsnr 81
chance figures released ~ the
United States Independent Tcle-
phone Association. reflect tho con
Thinning growth and progress Of the
industry Il has been expanding at
an accelerated pace during the
past years to meet the unpre-
cedented demands for telephone
service occasioned BY population
elowth. increased usage ana a
prcSpe f0uS economy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

Mhile NE connlry'S population
Increased rs bel etnd during the
- year period from 1898 TO 1887
The number OF independent tcle-
phones scared from 3,l85 .000 e
. .67l 500 Or 20l pei cent the An
ISOLATION said
The Independent telephone ln
duStl'y through its operating com
panies. equipment manufacturer
and suppliers, ser Ncs approx
mately 900 communities IN the
United States. which IS twice tho
number served by Bell System
However, because Bel conpanics
operate in most OF the larger met
ropohlan areas, they have BY lAi
TIE larger number q telephone
81 PAL .000l
y, The Independent industry has in
Produced number Of lnajol tech
meal advances III the telephone
field including the first practca
dial switching system
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

,,..v.., hal. rn.,;.a .ha,,,
as.x '''N Il.
sa ,,. osa.@o. s4.'aaataa
.s,5 .,,,s ,,,,5.,r,,,s,a ,ho
.t.a a - a,.,,ats o'ta,n,' t
ns sr;,,. .,n,. 49, ,.,...,.,.' Z
3 ,s,'.a,,,.s. Nh II =
'4 i''0'' - -
~ y means o. iaakill@ Siespo'ic
'lto'.e's on '''e rents OF properly
If Ni-siN l's' 4 ltlf i2.o"iiis steps
M''lt aaN oe&'eq ia illS communist
Al''i4sAst' = i'4s'
Abolition p property u Land
heat} Progressive Of eiaaa-
atea income taS
Abolition NJ .al iaHm VI hher
tAneH
c9ni-scaiioa u pramliy Of
ealgfaas and rebels
5 cenIAl.1atlan q Credit ~ The
haads ~ the STATE by means II a
rational baAE with Statr capitAl aAd
4A exclusive monopoly
Capitalization ot cemaAunlca
iqa and Transport n fie hAials Of
ils ata
EA nS.oa 81 STATE ownership
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Fathered Dial $, stem

A few years later, the Indcpea-
dents introduced the first dial tcle-
phones il number Of cHchanecs
IN various parts of the country To-
day many independents are ~
stalllng direct distance dialns
whereby the customer dlals hls
own long distance numbers @ilh-
oat the assistance Of an operator
About rs per cent Of All latepcn-
dent telephones Mow use ia I
operated
I'M nations lonp distance sel-
Vice is furnished primarily by the
Bell system toll network All lone
distance facilities afe inter
connected With Independent tele-
phone company lines Lone ds-
lance traffic between the tao scg
menls Of The Industry IS freely I'M
lelchanged
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

Srdacna h v a a, draga Sc
stro! Neka sc u oval lijepi
PRIMER i drugi ugledaju. -
Tajnil1.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

Kad je strast ma prijestolju,
razum je napolju.-M. Henry
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

= PROGRAM FOR 4th ANNUAL CR0ATlAN CENTER DAY =
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST a. 1858
CROATIAN CENTER BABCOCK BLVD, MILLVALE, PENNA.
Easter Daylight Saving Time
Nrths
stern
Mlan Vranes
Servov
General Counsel Cooham rtazUo
Western nPnnsyua odge Commhe
j.
Bogovich &C.
AMad9
H.
-
Dancing t Of
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Pros|ava 0tvorenja Novog N. II. Donna

Detroit, Mich. Clanstvo Korporacije Narodnog Hr-
vatskog Donna Detroit Mich odrzat ce tridnevnu pro-
savu ovorena novog zgradenog Donna vreme radnic-
kin praznka to jest 30 81 augusta 1. septembra 6.
Uspored mnogh poteskoca samoj izgradnji Donna,
ko nalaz 1721 E. McNichos Road sada e dovrsen.
Mama nje zelja da zauzmamo previse mjesta ovom
canku da citiramo kako ko nacn jc doslo do
vog uspeha tex zemo obavit da prredvas odbor mar
1.-Two rad da proslava bude obavjena sto lepse
canije.
Raspored programa jest kako sljedi:
Subotu, 30-og augusta, bit &c svecano otvorenJe
sati posle podne, zabava programom pesom.
Nedjeu, 81 augusta biti ce svecan banket 30 po-
sije podne, naknadno program, zabava pies
Ponedjeljak Labor Day., 1vog septempra, domaca "a
bava pies
sto tce programa svak prsutan moze biti uvjeren
sastoati cd vro iskusnog taenta nase koonJe
canova odsjeka "Zora" broj 351 H. B. Zajednice.
&c psuni cd drzave Michigan Secretary of State
James M. Hare Detroit Council President Mary " Beck;
izvrsni odbornci Hrv Bratse Zaednice predsdnkom
Mandicem celu e obadva urednia aednicara mnoge
druge vazne cnosti drzave Michigan grada Deroita
Zato ovime najuljudnje pozvamo sve citaoce da "a
iedno mama prosave oval rijetk sucaj svallako
stoe b prisutn maar jedan cd gore oznacenh dana
sto tce svega sto je potrebno dobru zabavu br
ne Sc - Priredvacki Odbor.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
zaiedniCarski Dan u CIeveIandu
0drzat &c Sc u nedieIju, 81. aug.

Cleveland Ohio - Ujednjeni Odsjeci Hrvatske Brat
ske Zaednce grada Ceveanda priredjuu da prosave
ski Dan pknikom programom nedjelju 81. augusta
god, epom Puritas Springs Parku, to jest stom
mestu gd nase prredbe odrzava prjasnjh godina.
Program &c pocet sata poslije podne ovim rasy
poredom
l. Americlu Hrvatsku Hmnu pjeva Miss Shirley Kufrn
pratnju symphony.
g. Symphony Tamburitza svra pjeva pod vodstvom Jim
Kovacevc
g. Program otvara potpredsednk Steve Kasunc pro-
gramom &c upravljat predsjednik Zaednicarskog Da-
ma, John Herak Jr koji &c odrzat pozdravni govor
A. Miss Shirley Kufrin = pjeva solo.
s. Pesaci Kolo Aces
g. Pozdravni govor = Councilman John F. Kovacic.
7. Pozdravn govor Councilman Wilson M Latkovic.
g. Symphony Tamburitza svira pjeva neoliko pjesama
8. Mrs Maria Procer - pjeva solo.
TO- Euclid Koo Kids pod vodstvom Mrs. Jean Robch Russ
IL. Pozdrav po upravteu Radio Sata - Mr. John Birek
IL. Pozdravn govor - John KOvac.
Ii. Symphony Tamburitza svira nekolko komada.
H. Govori predsednik Nadzornog Odbora H. B. Zajednce
Milan sl1rtic
5 Kolo Grpa gnijezda bro 55 pod vodstvom Mrs Anna
Rescic
16 Pevach Zbor "B ka NJ, pod vodstvom Mr.. Vladimir
Maleckar.
II. Svra mladi zbor Tamburitza "Zagreb".
Is. Gavni govorni Martin Krasc gavni blagajnik HBZ
49, Krunenje Krajce ovogodisnjeg Zajedncarskog Dana
IL gomjega Sc vidi da cemo imati jepi bogati pro-
gram ko &c zadovoljiti mlade Priredjivack Od
Dor Sc brine da epo doceka pogosh svojom po-
dvorbom mati cemo dovono raznja mlade pecene ja-
njene prasetne, kao osvjezujucih naptaka nasem
obicaju
stoga pozivlju sv canov nasih Ujednjenih Odseka
clanovi nase Zaednce prijae IL bza daleka, da mas
posjete nasem 22om Zajedncarsko Danu sto vecem
broju nedjeu, 81. augusta
Sv nam dobro dosli! Frank M. Movrch, tajnk.
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NAR0DNA P0k10C CR0ATIAN CENTRU
RADl NESRECE, k0JA GA zADES|LA

Kroz prosli tedan dobi smo jepu pornoc cd nash pie
menitih zena ud, koji odazvase nasem apeu po-
moe Prmi tai tjedan oko $4,000 pomoc cd svog
dobrog naroda mena oval bro Zajedncara nemozemo
done radi ogranicenog prostora ued proslave 4gods
mice nasega Croatan Cenra, koja prosava &c zvest
lijepim programom posve svecan nacin nedjeju,
a. augusta Croatan Center.
nedjelju toj prosavi sva covjek iii zena, pleme
nita srca koj zeli da dobrovono pomogne momo neka
preda svoi priog adresu ulazu Croatian Center
pax uruci nasoj baganici sestr Mary Abranovich,
koja &c ma svo stol pred glavnom kuco, koa prima
novac "a srecketikete zgravanu automobile odnosno,
nateca nase Krace Croatian Centra koa &c oga da
na prema broju tockca prodanh kea, bt svecano pro-
glasena pobjednicom krunena Krajca Croatan Centra
1853
Morno da Sc gornje uvazi jos jednom apelramo ma
plemenita rodojublje naseg sveta pomoc - Gro
attain Centra. - F. ", tajnk.
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TREBAM0 VRUEDNIH |
SAYJESkIH RADNIKA Ma
CR0ATIAN CENTER DAY

u nedjelju, "a. augusta i
matt, cemo veliku prcslavu u
nasem Croatian Centru, a nuz-
no nam je potrebno da ma
pravimo sto Sc wise mole tr-
govine i profita. U tn svrhu
trebamo vrijednih savjesnih
radnika, da nam pomognu. U
to ime pozivljemo slijedecu
bracu:
Matt Frketich j Anton De.
lac da rukovOde s trgOvinOm
Takodjer s evu Devunich
Franka Pastorkovich, da ina
du brigu $ picem. Drugi po
magaG u poslu su slijedeci:
Paul Starman, John Vuk'
manich, Nick Matijaca, Tom
Luke, Matt Rupcic, John Ru'
kavina, George Rukavina, 10.
seph Farrell, Tony Damiano
Mike Stiglic, Peter Brskovich
Matt Abel, Edward Bubano'
vich, Walter Bubanovich, 10.
seph Katarinich, George Be
Ian, Munich Blogovich, Dane
Sikic, Frank Pribanic, Emil
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

glavni podpredsjednik H.B.Z.,
bivsi predsjednik i sada od-
bornik Ujedinjenih Odsjeka,
upravlja 8 programom u ne
djelju ma Croatian Centru.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

Sardoc, Jos. Pribanich, Mirko
Lukesich, brat Kladusan To-
nv Abranov:ch.
MOlimO dobrOvolice da Sc
prijave IL nedjelju, koji mogu
i zele da pomognu. Svima ST.
dacna hvala ma dobroj wolff
i radu.
Nasa zenska organizacija
Ladies Auxiliary" preuzim-
lie posao "a svoju trgovinu,
koji posao uvijek casno i po-
stenO vrse "a svoj Croatian
Center.
Pomozite, sestre / brace. -
Hvala!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

pravni savjetnik Hrv. Brat
ske zajednice, biti &c govor-
mix ma proslavi Croatian Cen
ter. On je i sada darovao $25
u pomoc Croatian Centru.