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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

Naveca hrvatska potporna osiguravajuca kuturna
organizacija svijeu sav godne svoj vei JUBILEE
65 godna zvota rada. Dovono b bio navest da je to
najsarija postojeca hrvaska organzaca owe vs da O.
kupja svoiim redovma preko 10000 clanova da oj o
prelaz % mona vrijednost osiguranja 80 miona
dolara, pa da jubileju pise Medjutm znacaj
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice ne danas tome so e
postaa velika iaka to je sumnje vazno! Ali
oval JUBILEE potseca upravo sill razmsanje,
Gem dugom po nasem misljenu jos vecem jos vaznijem
znacajnem. Potseca velu epopeju rada stvara
MIA neukog nepismenog hrvatskog tezaka radnka koj
je slobodnom svijetu svom zuevma, svoom bistrnom
svom optimizmom stvorio nesto sto domovni cav
rod nije bio mogucnosti stvoriti.
Sjetimo da je to bia 1894 godna Godina ka-
da e Hrvatskoj ban = Madzar Khuen negov nasinicki
sstem - khuenovstna bio vrhuncu moc To bile 60
dine kada hrvatsk tezaci radi ekonomske bijede
imastine hiadama ostavja Hvatsku, narcotic Damacu
Liku Herzegovina odlazi Amerku I presavs ocean,
kao da i'm e padala ocu Veki sijepac je pro-
gedao" sto je svega deset godna kasne kazao zasto
sc je borio velik seljack uctelj Stjepan Radio
Ali nj preaskom oceana nasim iseenicma nisu pro-
cvae rze Nije Amerka tada ba sto e danas Istna
mogucnosti zarade usede bile tada velke ali rad
uslovi rada bill tesi - krvavi To e bo doba kasie
nog kapitazna poletu doba kojemu nije bio miosti
prema radnku kada radnicke organzacije bile tako-
rekuc povoju Ali pusmo koj bliz tom dobu da
kazu kako je tada blo
Neumorni pionir Zajednice urednk njenog isa "za-
jednicar g. Flip Vukelic jednom cd svojih uvodnika
ovsko evocira Is dane:
Od radnka radnika
"Seti Sc, brae moi mladih dana iseenistvu Svi
edno bill saka jada. Cd ranog jutra do mraka,
znoju muci II sati dnevno 1.-Two radeci fabrici zee
zar prasni vatri dmu Iii cd veceri pa do utra, IL
mjen sihte iii smjene Iii pod zemom, mraku vod ga
su. U opasnos da zema live zatrpa iii agum rasko-
mada, dim udavi vatra sagori IL zeje zazi crn znoj
MI nemogl krevet hjegal kad druga braca iso-
ga ustajala, da nastave paklu gdje mi osavi Te
zak, gorak mucan e bio mas zivot tako svou mia
dost proveli
"Pa pak, brae dragi, ustrajali Postepeno di-
zali svoje noge ali zajedncim snagama Sozn bor
hi radnicka prava zasttu poslu posao Ure Sc
skratse II Place podizae zvot je bivao IL
dana dan bolj
"Radnk koji tim mucnim danima sacuvao, da nije
pao memorial zocin da sc nje utopo casi. Tako-
viii mas je blo ma tsuce OWN svojm zuljevm rukama
podigose nasu veliku ijepu plemenu Hrvatsku Brat
sku Zaednicu To e delo neznanih junaks, patnka ali
heroja, djelo naseg = radnka!"
Ali pored ovako teskh radnih uslova, uprkos pretes-
kog rada tudne zapostavjenosti poslu svega onog
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

tamburasku orkestru odraslh naie oceve oladine
Tako zajedno koncertu nastupaju oci deca sto je
svakako zanimljivo.
Mladez Pittsburgh Junior Tamburitzans zapravo jest
odcan foklor zbor svrci pjesm pesu skovitoj nos
nj Ovo je nesto cine mas Pittsburgh moze ponosit
samo da e vijedno je duznost naseg svijea da
oval koncerat madeM pomazu da sv uzivaju njhovoj
sprem umietnosti NezabOravite: nedieliu 8. maja,
1850 ma vece Dodjite svi n vrjemo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
4rvatska Bratska Zajednica s|avi jubi|e
P0CASNI BANKET 0DSJEkA Br. 354
UP0CAST SV0G CLANA PRUGINICA

Cokeburg Pa. - Odsek "svet Juraj" broj 354 prize
duje poeasn banket pocas svoga zasunog ana pedese
Stojana Pruginca.
Banket zabava te Sc odrzati IL Hrvatskom Dornu od-
sjeka 'Sv Juraj Victor Street Cokeburgu. Pocetak
tocno sati vece, subotu 9. maja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
PR0JET k0ERT zABAvA Pies PITTSBURGH JUNIOR TABRzA

Pittsburgh Junior Tamburtzans prireduju svoj proet
nj koncerat slave svou drugogodsncu opstanka Kon-
cerat ce Sc odrzat nedelu aa Pocetak koncera toe
7:3O sati vece Koncerat odrzaje Hrvatskoj
Narodnoj Dvoran Javor, S22 North Canal Street. NJ S.
Pittsburgh
Koncerat owe nase mladezi dale pod rukovodstvom
brata Johna Gregurch Greguric je uctel Drektor
omladine, ko je grupu organizrao tom podhvatu
pokazao je dobru spremu vodstvo On e organizirao
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
Pblicista Antic novo emgrac pod gornjm naslovom
+. "Hrvatska Fora" Hrvatskoj Bratsko Zajednic. i
pise u listu
Dobro "a proccitati

Sto tudja zema mogla da usovi Amerika nasem rad
nkuiseeniku pruza nesto so nedna zemlja tada nije
mogla da mu pruM osigura Amerka je dala osgu-
raa slobodu demokraciju sloboda demokracija - tai
so kvasac svakog veikog djela pomogle da tim
teSkim prilikama hrvats radnik stane svoje noge
Tako je runa mjeseca 1894 godne Pittsburgh, Penn
syvanija, udaren teme organizace Hrvatska Zaednca
koja e tada mala svega 600 clanova blagani
AZ dolara.
Svaki pocetak e teak. Tako je bilo sa Zajednicom
Kada deset godina kasnije 1905 Tresic Pavicic po
seo Ameriku obsao nase vece koone nije bio odusev
ljen onim sto je vido "Stari iseenic eci &c grob
pse Tresic Pavicic nhovi unuci nece znati nj cige
hatske rec nece zna cd koe narodnost potcu nj gde
je kug zemaljsko koijevka sto e odnjihala nhove
pradjedove " Hrvatsku zajednicu je predvidao da
uskoro raspas. Medutim bas e Hrvaska zaednica
ba ta koa e hrvaskog radnika organizirala, podiga
prosvijeta. Jenom rijecu posala njegova maticna
ganizacja, socijaln kuturni naconalni centar
Cd radnka nastala Zajednica je sasvim prirodno -
radniku svoju prvu brgu posvea Prvo kao osigurava
juca potporna organizacija.
Kada e pred IS godna nastala nije ngdje bo napred
nog radnickog zakonodavstva pa nj America Dok danas
skoro swim cvzranm zemljama radnik biti osgu-
sucaj boles nesrece, nezaposlenost cak gu
btka posla tada e bio potpuno prepusten sebi Do
bio zdrav radio je zaradvao Ako bi pax stradao
bni Hvatska Bratska zaednica postepeno przla
jim clanovima bolesnicku popor roskove bonice invalid
ninu zivotno osiguranje
Zajednica svome pomIadku
Bio e javnh radnika rodoljuba koj zamjeral "a
ednc sto prvenstveno brine oko osguranja radnika
Nekma e to izgedao suvse materijano. Kao da joj
htje zameriti sebcnosti Mislmo da nj
je bila, jos mamie je sada mestu Ia sto e
radnik vrijeme, kad JOS nista ne imao prvo
mst ako svoje osiguranje osguranje svoje po
rodce svoe dece da Zaednca nije bla prozeta sebc
MIN samozvm duhom najboe &c pokazah skore godne.
Vec 1915 godne Zajednca stvara ''Udruzenje po-
magazine hrvatske sirocadi America Dvje godine kas-
nije otvara Sc "Decji DOM. Samo godnama 1937I38
bio domu IA siroceta Danas ih ina domu svega
&c. so je znak da radnc ekonoms podgli Do sada
ukupno kroz dom proso oko 500 dece koe e zaednca
uvela zivot.
Kako ekonomskom socijalnom, tako &c ma kul-
urnom polju Zaednca bti osta zarste srediste okup
lana nasih radnika seljenka Dovoljno bi blo naves
brone tamburaske orkestre pevacka drstva, sporska
drustva, koa kroz Zajednicu pomocu Zajednce
ganizirala. Ovome treba dodati zadne veme
Hrvatska kulturna sredsa Croatian center - koja
osnvaju postepeno swim vecim amerckm gradovma gdje
(Nastavak ma 2. strani)
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
CHARLEY CREEK SNAPPERS

A meeting of the Charley
Creek Snappers All club was held
at the George Fisher home, Feb,
81. All members and leaders were
present. Roll call was answered
with a current event.
Plans were made to sell white
canes to help the blind. Also, a
poster will be made to show in a
public place concerning the White
Cane Drive. A motion was carried
that we practise one good man.
ner habit for each month.
A demonstration was given by
Carol Fisher on the hemming of
a dish towel.
After the meeting was adjourn
ed the girls made a custard, and
practised sewing button holes.
The boys worked on their tractor
books.
Our next meeting will be held
at the church basement, and a
special program is planned to
entertain the parents. Mrs. Al
Schmitz will be hostess. Mrs.
Gorge Fisher served lunch.
Bruce Fisher, Reporter
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
Charley Creek

Mrs. Lefty Wesin was a supper
guest at the VIM. Fisher home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Schmitz were
business callers in Sidney Friday
Mrs. Aldo Zoanni and children
of Sioux Pass were dinner guests
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Schmitz Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fisher and
children were supper guests at
the VIM. Fisher home Saturday.
| Mrs. Fisher invited some friends
to play cards in the evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Ruffatto and Thelma,
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinto Ruffatto and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foss
and girls, Mr.. Howard Smith and
Honore, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete P.
Ruffatto and Julia.
Mrs. Lefty Wesin was a week
end guest at the Grin Patch
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith
and Honore and Baby Cindy were
Sunday dinner guests at the Vern
Ostlund home in Poplar.
The Stations of the Cross Serv-
ices were held at the st. Bernard
Catholic Church Monday and
Wednesday evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mattelin
of Brockton were callers at the
Howard Smith home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete P. Ruffatto
and Julia visited at the Howard
Smith home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Joe Schmitz and son Ray
mond were callers in Sidney
Thursday.
Alvin Fisher took his son Bruce
and Joe and Leroy Schmitz to the
Jensen coal mine Saturday. The
boys had a good time exploring
the mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foss were
callers in Sidney Friday. The
girls stayed at the Junior Miller
home.
Cliff Sowles was a dinner guest
at the Joe Schmitz home Satur-
day.
The Joe Provost Family of
Lambert were overnight guests
at the home of Mrs. Joe R~uffatto
Sunday.
The Don Zoanni family of Sioux
were Sunday dinner guests
at the Anton Schmitz home.
Father Heretick Of Culbertson
and Harold Tolksdorf were Sun
lay dinner guests at the Joe
5chmitz home.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
Mail 245O' Christmas Seal Letters

I'm the interest of economy anc
efficiency Richland County Chris
tmas Seals next year will bt
mailed to residents of this county
through the Helena post office"
Mrs. ]. F. Murphy, Richland
County Christmas Seal Sale chair
man has announced.
This year an estimated 245C
Christmas Seal Letters were
mailed to residents of this county,
inviting them to participate in
the financing fight against tuber-
culosis.
County residents contributed
$2,102.45 in the 1858 Christmas
Seal Sale. "These funds will aid
in. financing a year-around tu-
berculosis program that includes
case-finding, education and reha-
bilitation," Mrs. Murphy said.
Mailing of all of Montana's
Christmas Seal letters and Christ
mas seals from the Montana
tuberculosis Association office in
Helena is part of a long-range
plan designed to achieve effici-
ency and economy in the MTA
Embarrassing program. Last year
an estimated 10000 Christmas
Seal letters were mailed from the
MIA office in Helent to residents
in "a Montana counties.
Next year Richland County
residents will receive their Christ
mas Seals directly from the MIA
office in Helena, as will residents
of So OF Montana's counties.
This efficiency and economy
will reduce the cost of the fund
raising activity and permit more
of every Seal Sale dollar to go
into the fight against tuberculosis.
BY handling all of this mailing
in the MIA office in Helena,
county Seal Sale chairman will
have more time to devote to tu-
berculosis control activities in
their local areas.
Economies. to be achieved by
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
HAY CREEK CLODBUSTERS

The Hay Creek Clodbusters Al
Club held their monthly meeting
at the home of Mr.. Ellsworth Can
dee on Monday, Feb. %. Gary
Ludington, president called the
meeting to order. The secretary's
and treasurers reports were read.
The All window display COM
mittee is to get together to make
the window display at Mrs. Rio
hard Danielson's Thursday at 3
o'clock.
The club decided to send Mar
lene Thorman a get-well card.
Songs were sung led by John
Lulf, song leader. Seventeen
members were present, four visit
ors, and three leaders. Recrea-
ton followed. Lunch was served
by Mrs. Candee.
Ruth Ludington, Reporter
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
4-H NEWS

Our club voted to give 81. to the
March of Dimes. A committee
was appointed to work on the
window display for National Al
week. They are Linda and Rober-
ia Hall, Susan Crosgrove and
Cathie Tuott. Linda Hall gave a
safety report on safety in the
home. Cathie Tuott gave a health
report on care of the elbows,
Roberta Hall gave an interesting
demonstration on Bias Binding.
Following the business meeting
everyone enjoyed an hour of ice
skating at the city rink, after
which refreshments were served
and games were played at the
N.Y.A. Hall.
Cynthia Jensen. Reporter
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

Delbert Moore has gone to Calf
ornia where he plans to shee
sheep until late spring.
John Alquist, son OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Al Alquist, Glendive ha'
been named valedictorian of hi.
class at Glendive High School. He
is the grandson of Mrs. Marie
Swenson.
committee meeting of the pro-
gram Committee of the Carniva.
met on Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Mike Flynn. Pre-
sent besides Mrs. Flynn were Mrs
Keith Taylor, Mrs. Peter Heinle
and Wilbur Johnson.
The last meeting of the Junior
| Glass of Prosperous Valley Farm
ers Union will be held on Monday
Is. rather than the g., at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller.
Juniors are asked to note the
date.
Colin Baxter, who has been
stationed at Fort Knox, where he
has been taking several weeks of
schooling under the National
Guard arrived home on Friday.
Fred Unterscher and Mildred
and Judy, Glen Ulin, North OAK
ota, spent the weekend here with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Baxter
were here from the west coast for
the funeral of his father Chef
Baxter, and left to return to their
home on Friday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Benoit Hardy and
Sammie spent three days in Wolf
Point last week where they at
tended the basketball tournament.
The Homemakers Club met this
week at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Swenson
left on Monday evening by train
for Minnesota, to visit with rela-
tives. They especially went to visit
a brother of the late A. H. Sven
son who has been i'll. Mrs. Joe
Fletcher is staying at the Swan
sons while they r gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Baxter and
Virginia and Barbara were down
from Lambert on Friday and at
tended the Chef Baxter funeral.
Mrs. Peter Heinle was hostess
to the members of the Past Noble
Grands Club at her home at a
dessert luncheon on Saturday. At
games prizes went to Mrs. Marie
Swenson and Mrs. Martin David
son.
Henry Bauman, ST., has been a
patient this week at the Memorial
Hospital in Sidney.
Mrs. Louis Stepan and Marlys
and Mrs. Henry Paschke and Jew
ell went to Williston on Thursday
evening where they attended one
of the winter concert programs.
Robert Flynn Jr. attended a
welfare board meeting at Watford
City on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Maurer at
tended the silver wedding ami
versary open house for Mr.. and
Mrs. Buck Rhoades at Alexander
on Sunday.
Arvin Heinle arrived home the
middle of the week after visiting
for several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin in Ardmore, Ten
nessee, enroute from Fort Knox.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

/ Records of contributions -
available upon request for use in
preparing Federal Income Tax
returns will be maintained,
along with county mailing lists,
in the MIA office in Helena.
Richland County Christmas Seal
records will be moved to the
MIA office this month following
an audit and inventory by Vernon
M. Bunch, MTA Christmas Seal
Director.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
BREEZEY A
LADS AMI LASSIES

The Breezy Flats Lads ano
Lassies held their regular meet
ing on Feb. 10th at the Francis
Basso home with IL members and
2 leaders present.
President Alice Kay Seeve
opened the meeting. Secretary
Jan Maschera read the minutes,
Bobbi Lou Seeve led us in the
pledges and song. A window
display was discussed and a col
lection for the March of Dimes
was taken up.
Demonstrations were given by
Joan Maschera and Alice Kay
Seeve on First Aid, Russell LANCE
rope braiding; Charles Boyer on
taking care of All books, Sheila
Basso, How to use the telephone
correctly. After recreation Mrs.
Basso served a delicious lunch.
The next meeting will be at the
Otto LANCE home on March 2 at
8 pm.
Charles Boyer, Reporter
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

the mailing of Montana's Christ
mas Seals from the MIA office
in Helena will include: reduced
postage charge by using bulk
mailing permit; elimination of
freight charges previously invol-
we'd in shipping Seals, envelopes,
letterheads, etc. to individual
counties for folding and inserting
into envelopes; more efficient
recording of contributions and
maintaining mailing files.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

Visitors at Norman Rods last
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Simpson and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Papineau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Painter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Sims at
tended the All supper and meet
ing in Watford City last Thurs
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
The Sidney Herald-Wednesday, March 4, 195e-ii

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Christ
ianSon and girls and Carl were
dinner guests at Minda Christian
sons last Sunday.
Sidney shoppers this week were
Norman Rods, Orville Hougens,
Christensen Bros. and Jim
Weber.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to tank all those who
were so kind and helpful during
the illness and death of Lee
Luckinbill. We especially wish
to thank Rev. Mathison for his
message in word and song, to
Ruth Christensen, the pallbear-
ers, Clayton Funeral Home, DR..
r. d. Knapp and the nurses at
the Trinity Hospital.
Floyd and Karl Durfey.
lite
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
HANDY HARDY Al CLUB

The fifth meeting of Handy
Hardy All club was held at Hardy
School.
Mrs. Griffen gave demonstra-
tons on new hair styles. "A re-
port was given on March of Dimes
drive which Betty and Carolyn
Joslin, and Darlene Hundtoft
sang for entertainment. Patty
Rambur gave a demonstration on
choosing the right fabrics. Elaine
Harris gave a demonstration of
material which is best for certain
dresses. Linda Petersen gave a
talk on care of your eyes. Hos
tess was Linda Petersen.
Darlene Hundtoft, Reporter
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

day evening.
Mrs. Clarence Christianson and
Bonnie and Mrs. Homer Painter
and girls attended All at James
Neers last Saturday.
The infant daughter of MI.
and Mrs. Arne Moe was baptized
last Sunday.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
HAPPY STITCHERS

The Happy Stitchers All Club
met Wednesday evening, Feb. IL
at the N.Y.A. Hall with the MEM
bers and leaders of the Clever
C%loverettes All Club as guests.
A regular business meeting was
held with Jill Redgren presiding.
Gail Atchison led in group sing
inc
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

Visit III CAMERA dept. today.
Fresh films. cameras. projectors.
screens. albums and supplies. If
you are having camera troubles.
bring them TO TURNER DRUG
STORES. your friendly Rexal
Druggists.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

Landing and Calving supplies.
Sulfa Drugs and Penicillin for
Veterinary use. instruments. are
available from your Cutter and
Franklin dealer TURNER
DRUG STORES. Be prepared.
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Wednesday and Sotur-
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Under D. C. :Gr couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. tudit three
fun days and receiDe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Edward A. Martin, 27. BarboursVills
va, and Martie Lue Knott, 10
Hyattsville, Nd.
Kenneth 7. Statmore, "a, Passaic
Nj, and June 3. Nesirow, p, 247t
Virginia ave.
Ralph o. showalter, IS. Brandywine
Nd, and Clara Baker, 35, 1896
Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
Sherman L. Taylor, %. 1904 9th ct
NV and eandra E. Hamilton, Is
1918 Corcoran st. NV.
J.. Richard Earle, jr.. %. IS 9th st
Sc. and Frances @. Bell. TO- Arl'
Thomas n. Gross. So, 327 O st. ne;
and Eugenia J, Blakey. 81, 3S2:
| 11th st. NV.
John A. Hartwell, 10. 81 L st. NV.
and Shirley q. Harris. Is. 110t
Columbia I'd. NV.
Frederick D. Laney. 10. "a Rhode
Island ave-, NV, and Ella L. Craig
Is, 305 9th st. Sc.
Antonio zarrelli, 2s, o22B MarIbor,
pike, Sc. and Teresa BartoiettL 81
1897 q Ct. Sc
Samuel Z. Height, 80. 1907 4th st
Brooklyn. NY.
Stephen H. Mobley. 40, and Lucy Pill,
son. 80, both OF Baltimore
Stanley Murofi. %, and Barbara Nh,
Ter. 90, both Of S21s West Beach
terrace, NV.
James Z Collins, SO, AsheviIle. N. c,
and Frances NJ. Timmons, 80. 1s4C
carneIi ssS spears, 20. 4s1s Kansas ave
NV, and Alice Stewart 80, 171e
sonri Green. "a, New York. and Ruth
Bobby isefsSn Psrser A. and nfna KssSeTen @ Minor
James II. Schmidt, %, 1925 4th ct
nv. and Mary P. Evans, le, SC
Quincy pl, ne; =, ,s,E v...
q. NV. and Lydia Wirth. "a, 31e
STANLEY sherman, 20, Arlington, and
Mary J, Schumacher. 21. I7os La
william Push. so, and GLADYS Dosey,
80. both Of 1421 Monroe st. NV.
John A. furnbull 20, 305 34Lh st
Sc. and Ruoy O. Hoffman. 10. los
Frederick Moss. so. and Janice B
Meyer. 25, beth Of Arlington.
Rufus Brown, &c. and Catherine Savoy,
81, both Of l740 Euclid st. NV.
Jerry w; Baldwin, %. Arlington, and
Patricia A. Thomas, 20. 50l1 Belt
REQ G. Casale, 25, Dyess Air Force
Base. Tex, and Maria L. solorzano,
%. 4054 52d terr. NV,
Raymond NJ. Grimmer. .jr., %, and
Grace A. Carlisle, %, both Of 1928
Albert s wiesmsn. man 90, 142s Whittier pl
NV. and Patricia A. Miller. "a
Christianas Del.
Franklin D. Brown. 20, 1927 c St
Sc. and Mary Bryant %, 233 42d
Joseph 4. Grimm. IS. Somerset pl.
NV. and Dolores A. Fletcher, 10
7i2 Varnum St. NV.
Evening star., 1959-12-02
YuIe Planning
Includes Cookies
For Servicemen

Christmas planning began on
two fronts today in the WASH
ington area.
In the District, the Armed
Services Hospitality Committee
opened its annual campaign
for homemade cookies to quell
the appetites Of area service
men.
Mrs. William NJ. Calvin, exc
cutive secretary Of the COM
mittee, said many soldiers sta
toned at Nike sites around the
city will. be unable to take
leave during the holidays.
The group is soliciting
cookies, preferably in boxes or
cans, which should be delivered
to the committee at Room 27A,
Old Post Of1ce Building,
Evening star., 1959-12-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William H. Nixon. 20. I744 Montellt
ave. ne, and Wylene Lotion, %
S36 Division ave. ne.
Donald Z. Watson. 80. and Audrey v
Whitaker 90, both Of Bridgeport
Conn.
Don Whittenburg. "a, Arlington. anC
Lillian Hubert, %, 405 9Th st.
sobbis !, Brent. 42. and Shirley R
William L. white, 2l. 1921 Quebe.
pl NV, and Della Woodley, 81
3511 11th st. NV.
Allen R. Sexton. %, 1920 v ct. sc.
and Nancy ]. MONTGOMERY, 20, 1885,
Congress st. s.e.
John M. Brown, 2I, 1915 I st. NV.
and Helen c. BurreI, %. l I'd st
ne.
Panayiotes Fessatos. %, Fort Mon,
mouth, N. j., and Irene Tsakos
%. 1885 Madison st. NV.
Albert A. Burrows. 20, $3.50 35th st
ne, and Joyce B Lawrence. 20
1921 Corcoran st. NV
James A. Finley. %, Arlington, anC
Nellie v. Fowler. "a. Seat Pleasant
I
Evening star., 1959-12-02

Twelfth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, between December
IA and l8.
In Springfield. Md, the