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5 u. S. MOONS
NOW IN ORBIT

With the new paddlewheel
satellite Explorer VI the Unit
ed States has five artificial
moons DRIFTING the earth.
The United States also has
an artificial planet orbiting the
sun. The artificial planet may
last as long as the solar sys-
tenn, barring a chance COLI
sion.
The five moons:
Explorer I, launched Janu-
airy 81, 1858, with an expected
space lifetime of five years.
Vanguard I, launched March
II, 1858, with an estimated
space lifetime of 200 years OF
more.
Explorer Nv, launched July
I26, 1858, with a space lifetime
of one year two months. 1t is
expected to fall about Sep
TENDER II of this year.
Vanguard II, launched Feb
ruary II, 1859, with an esti-
mated space lifetime of more
than 100 years.
Explorer VI, launched Au-
gust Z, 1859, with an estimated
space lifetime Of more than 9
year.
The artificial planet Pioneer
w was launched March 3. 1859
and has a space lifetime meas
ured in millions Of years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
Bus Firm Resumes
After Years Luyoff

NEW YORK, Aug. 8 (AP).-
Most of the nationwide bus
routes of Continental American
railways were back in opera.
ton today after a shutdown Of
more than a year.
CrosS-country service from
Eastern points starts tonight.
A 396-day strike by drivers
mechanics and traffic worker:
ended last Saturday, and the
company has since been busy
mastering its staff, reopenins
Offices and tuning up its flee
of 1000 buses.
Partial service in some area;
was resumed earl this week
and the reactivation has beer
gradually expanded through
the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
STORM
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County. There was little
damage, according to county
fire officials.
Storm sewers overlooked at
Seventeenth street and Ben
ming road NE.
Overflows flooded Easements
in the 800 block Of Thirteenth
street NV.
A combination of wind and
water knocked tree branches
across power lines in the $500
block of Thirteenth street NV.
Telephone service was inter-
rupted in the Rockville and
Bethesda areas. The telephone
company was checking on the
extent and cause of the dis
ruptions.
The weather station at the
airport recorded 1876 inches of
rain between 8 am. and noon.
Reports from nearby Virginia
said the rainfall was moderate
and slackening.
Driving conditions on the
city streets and at such points
as Rosslyn and Mount Vernon
boulevard in Arlington re-
portedly were hazardous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
EISENHOWER

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know whether Mrs. Eisenhower
would go to London and Paris
with the President.
In announcing the London
meeting with Mr.. Macmillan,
Mr.. Hagerty said that the
President sis looking forward
to the opportunity presented by
the visit to review with the
Prime Minister important as
poets of the current world sit
uation."
This will be the Presidents
first visit to the United King
dom since he took ONCE" he
continued, "and he is grateful
for the chance to renew his
associations with many old
friends in the United King
dom"
The press secretary, an
nouncing the Paris visit, said
that Mr.. Eisenhower will be
happy to have the occasion 10
discuss with President de
Gaulle questions of common in
terest and looks forward to
renewing his old friendship
with the President of France.
Mr.. Hagerty added that the
President may visit other areas
besides the capitals in Great
Britain and France.
Today the President was al
his Gettysburg pa farm. He
plans to play golf and relax
there until Monday, when he
returns to the capital to keep
appointments. He will meet
with Republican congressional
leaders here on Tuesday.
Then he returns to Gettys-
burg-for what Mr.. Hagerty
has described as the nearest
thing to a vacation the Presi-
dent will get before beginning
a series of international con-
ferences later this month.
Mr.. Eisenhower lost little
time after his arrival at his
farm in getting to the Gettys-
burg Country Club for a round
Of golf. He played nine holes
with the club pro, Dick SLEIGH
ter, and called it quits for the
day when told it was 6 O'Clock.
He usually plays Is holes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

/, 1956-June 30, 1857, only
about $4,000 was provided. In
the next year, about $1,000
was assigned to the project and
for the present fiscal year about
SIS million has been allotted,
he said.
In its present early stage OF
development, DR.. Thaler indi-
Gated the system would have
to be aimed first in the ex-
pected direction of a missile
launching or nuclear explosion.
However, DR.. Thaler added
1t appears possible that the
system can be improved to a
point where 1t would scan q
wide area of several hundred
thousand square miles.
Now working with the Naval
Research Laboratory on the
project are three contractors
ACT Industries, Yale and Stan.
ford Universities, and the
Patuxent River Md Nava
Air Test Center.
Ionized gases, missiles anC
atomic explosions are no new
subjects for DR.. Thaler. HI
was senior Navy scientists fol
last years Project Argus.
DR.. Thaler was born anC
grew up in Baltimore, Md.
where he attended Loyola High
School. His mother, Mrs
Thomas L. Thaler, lives ct 20t
East Thirty first street.
His main scholastic interes
was ancient languages. In ten.
mis-, he was good enough to wiz
the Maryland State doubles
championship five times with
various partners.
His wife, Barbara, says HI
still plays a good game.
DR.. Thaler switched from
languages to science upon en-.
tering Loyola College in Balti.
more. He then took masters
and doctors degrees at Catho.
lie University. There he me-
Mrs. Thaler, who was studying
art.
In 1851, DR.. Thaler joined
the acoustics branch of thu
Office of Naval Research. A
year later he transferred to thu
field projects branch, which HI
now heads.
The Thalers have four chill.
dren, Mark, Z; Paul, 6; Alice
4, and Gregory. 10 months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
SATELLITE
Paddle Wheel Set
In EIIipticoI Orbit

the earth's cloud cover. 1t is
understood the gadget is not
capable of reconnaissance pic
ture in its present form.
There was some doubt wheth-
er the TV camera would work
properly, because the "atti-
tude," or position of the satel-
lite relative to earth. and its
rate of spin would have to be
almost exactly right for it to
function. Indications were,
however, that the satellite was
properly positioned for pictures
to be obtained.
Because of its highly ellipti-
cal orbit, the satellite will trace
a curious path on the surface
of the earth. Unlike the even
track of normal satellites, Ex-
plorer WIS path will have a
hook in it. This is due to the
fact that when it is close to
earth. its movement relative to
the mother planet is from west
to east, and when far from it,
its relative movement is from
east to west.
Over the course of its ex-
pected life of a year, the sat-
elites orbit will process" OF
change inclination, so that the
Explorer will sample virtually
all portions Of space between
its maximum and minimum
attitudes over the entire earth
between the 48th parallels
north and south.
The solar cells function is
to charge the batteries of the
satellite during periods when
the main transmitter is not OPP
Grating. The transmitter uses
more power than the solar
cells can generate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

plosion), 1t registers on inStru-
ments back at the transmit
ting-receiving point.
Experimental Stage
DR.. Thaler says that what
the Navy has now is just the
bare-bones. experimental stuff,
not an actual complete system.
But he thinks the cost of
building an operating system
might be relatively" inexpen-
sive and could be done in a
couple of years If about effort
were made.
DR.. Thaler was asked about
the Defense Departments at
titude toward the new Navy
project, which could be COM
petitive with the radar and
satellite mira : red detection
systems being developed by the
Air Force.
He said the department is
very much interested; it con-
siderS the present research
and development program
shows promise"
| DR.. Thaler also was asked
about the Air Forces Sentry
Project which contemplates
the use of DRIFTING satellite
vehicles with infra-red detec-
ton equipment to spot the
firing of an enemy missile at
the moment of launching.
He replied that in the broad
effort for national defense you
cannot put all your eggs in one
basket"
DR.. Thaler said that in the
first year of the program, July
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
1864 Shots Given
In Polio Proqrum

A total of 4.064 Salk vaccine
polio shots have been given
in Arlington County clinics
since the program began about
three weeks ago, the county
March of Dimes chapter has
reported.
Clinics, located at 1900 North
Edison street, Arlington, are
open from 2:30 to 4::30 pm
Mondays and from 6 to 8 pm
Tuesdays. A third Office, at
3110 Columbia pike. is open
from 2:30 to 4:30 pm. Thurs
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
Silent Traveller
Trails Explorer
|. In New Orbit
By the Associated Pres.

Explorer VI has a silent COM
panion as 1t whirls about the
earth in an elliptical orbit.
A fire. blackened plastic tube,
some 4 feet long and Is inches
in diameter. is streaking along
the same course a few feet be-
hind the instrument-fllled main
satellite.
1t is the spent third stage of
the Thor-Able rocket that car
ried the Explorer aloft from
Cape Canaveral, Fla. yesterday.
Thor-Able was more than
80 feet tall, and weighed more
than 100000 pounds. The Thor
first stage accounted for most
of the length and more than
100000 pounds of the weight.
Thor produced 10000
pounds of thrust. 1t burned for
100 seconds. then fell away and
was consumed by heat friction
Greatest Ratio in Sd Stage
The Aerojet-General second
stage, weighing more than
1000 pounds and with a thrust
of $500 pounds, propelled the
vehicle for 100 additional Sec
ondS. then was jettlsoned to
burn up in the atmosphere.
1t was then the job of the
third stage to propel the Satel-
lite to orbital velocity OF about
$4,000 miles an hour, and tt
carry it into orbit.
This third stage had the
greatest ratio of thrust Il
weight-3.00O pounds of thrust
to a weight of more than 5OC
pounds. Thus, it prov6eo the
greatest burst of speed Of al
the stages in its short burning
time of 40 seconds.
Twenty seconds after thu
third stage burned out. spring.
forced it to separate from thu
l42-pound psyioad.
Now weighing a mere 81
pounds. the empty tube satel.
lite probably will fall into TIKI
earth's atmosphere many week.
or months before Explorer VI
drops out of its long orbit
Reliable Tool Seen
officials of the Nationa
Aeronautics and Space Admin.
istration said this was the sec.
ond real test of the high.
powered third stage, and thu
second time it had worked per.
fectly.
THE third stage rocket i!
proving to be an extremely re.
liable space research tool" sale
Homer Stewart, NASA's direc.
tor of program planning anc
evaluation.
The third stage rocket motor
was built by Allegany Ballistic.
Laboratory Of Hercules Powder
Co.. near Cumberland, Md.
Most rocket cases are made
of steel or other metals. Ir
early rockets the casing weighed
as much as the propellant
charge itself.
In the Thor-Able third stage
however, the use of a glass fila.
ment reinforced plastic shell
allowed a casing as light a.
magnesium and much stronger
than any known steel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
HustIine Hats Traffic

ST. LOUIS (AP)-A strike
that closed down both st. Louis
daily newspapers was the in
direct cause of a traffic jam.
An enterprising youth selling
copies of an out-of town daily
for Is cents each at a busy
intersection backed up traffic
for blocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
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O~NN AAoAh = a. - 90
pheric back scatter radar."
1t detects ionized gas, those
particles of electrons which APP
pear in temperatures Of thou
sands or millions of degrees
after a nuclear explosion or ir
the exhaust trail of rocket mo-
tors on ballistic missiles.
Ordinary radar, like that
used in BMEWS and conven-
tional aircraft warning systems
works as does television-in a
straight, line-of- sight. The
beam won't bend around the
curve of the earth, so anything
below the curve is hidden to the
radar'S eyes.
Thaler's Theory
But DR.. Thaler figured out
with high frequency radar,
which behaves somewhat like a
radio wave but has the charac-
teristic of returning, he could
do this:
Send an impulse up to the
blanket of ionized particles
which envelops the earth and
the top of which is about ESQ
miles high. The impulse strik-
ing the ionosphere then reflects
downward at an angle. II
strikes the earth's surface 5000
miles away. then flashes back
instanteously toward the trans
hitting point.
If there is an ionized gas
along the path (the column in
the trail Of a missiles rocket
engines or the mass produced
in connection with nuclear ex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
dominion
towers
FEATURING:
APARTMENTS
!O1 S. Court House Rd., Arlington, ';

. Separate fomiIy-size Dinettes .
Master TV Antenno . Modern Color
full Kitchen, De Luxe Refrieerotors with
Freezer Units, Woste DisposoIs . Dish
washers in 2-Bedroom Apartments .
High-Speed Automatic Elevators .
Laundry Rooms on eoch Floor . Car
peted Corridors . Scenic Roof Top
Sun Deck . Ample Parking oreo
. 24-hour Reception Desk . Some
Privote Entrances and Potios . z
Party Rooms for SocioIs . All Utilities
included Beautiful Lown and PIoy-
ground Facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

DIRECTIONS: From Washington,
vic Memorial Bridge, follow signs
to Columbia Pike; or l4th St.
Bridge, Shirley Memorial Highway
to Columbia Pike. Turn left from
Columbia Pike on South Court
House Rd., one block to Dominion
Towers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

The diagram shows the paths five United States satellites
Russian Sputnk III orbit around the earth Explorer W.
launched from Cape Canavea yesterday takes six times longer
the satellites 2595O miles
and then within 52 miles the earth Explorer vi orbits the
earth while Sputnk Ill takes only hour and
As minutes for its orbit which l67 miles at the farthee
point and 1875 miles at the clOseSt-AP WirephOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
FOUND

BLUE LEATHER HAT BOX; 18TH and
Harvard NV. Found August 2. Call
CO. 5-6343.
CHIHUAHUA or terrier, white W brown
spots. brown face; vic. of Mississippi
ave. sc Call Ii. 3-0S6S.
DOG, terrier-type pup, black: 766 N
st. sc. NO. 1890.
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radio impulses of varying pitch,
Telebit counts, analyses, re-
cords and-on command from
earth - broadcasts partially
digested information.
Scientists at Space Tech
nology Laboratories, Inc. of
Inglewood, Calf, who designed
Telebit, hedged their bets on
tn compact GiSit2l C1.nputer
by also including two conven-
tional analog radio transmit
tiers. But first reports from Ex-
plorer VI made it clear that the
analog devices were unneces-
sary. Telebit, hardly bigger than
a cigar box, was performing as
planned, officials said.
The Explorer operation was
a joint project involving STL,
the Air Forces Ballistic Missile
Division, numerous industrial
concerns and university labora-
tories. 1t was co-ordinated by
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration.
Not Visible From Earth
Despite the fact that Explor-
err VI is bigger than most ear
lier orbiters, it probably will
never be seen from earth, even
when it is at its closest. The
reason is that the silicon cells
in it's paddles" are dark in
color, and a large part Of the
spherical satellite proper is
painted black to give proper
heat radiation balance in space.
Although it will not be Wis
ible, the satellite may be heard
by radio hams and others with
sets capable of receiving on
108.06 and 10000 megacycles.
The two analog transmitters
are sending continually at low
power on these frequencies.
The ultra high frequency used
internationally by the more
powerful Telebit transmitter is
being held secret.
The path of the. satellite
eventually will take it over every
point on earth between the
48th parallel of north latitude
and the 48th parallel south
Its third orbit. late today, will
take it over the Soviet Union
at a point high above the sur
face.
Other Experiments
In addition to the radiation
counters, the satellite also con-
tains micrometeorite gauges
for recording hits by "cosmic
dust" magnetometerS to map
the earth's magnetic field, -four
experiments to study the be-
havior of radio waves in deep
space. and a crude television-
like transmitter.
Purpose of the "TV camera, "
a 212-pound scanning device
is to give a rough, picture Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
Other Experiments
LOST

ANVIL
BICYCLE, boys, 26-in. Warrior, black
with white trim, saddle baskets. l
month old; vicinity Of Woodmoor
Bowling Lanes. Colesville, I'd. Reward
JU. 9-S540
BOXER, female, 2 yrs. old, "GINGER. +"
Missing about month, vic. Univ. Fark.
WA. 7-S620.
DOG, miniature collie, marking mahog-
s sRs WI" name enii Needy liberal R eT reward
LIVINGSTON All Prince ST.. Alex
DOG, toy boxer, male, brown, collar
and tag, answers to SANDY; vicinity
OF Sd and Upshur SITS. NV. RIA. 3-6S5O.
DOG, white with brown ears, named
Ashton, Md Reward. JU. 9-6923.
DOG, terrier type, tan. medium size
curly tail, wearing chain collar: Red
land area, last seen on Bowie I'd. be-
ward. WA. 7-S432.
GLASSES, in red case; between Chevy
Chase circle and Columbia I'd. NV.
CO. 5-15S1.
GOLD CHARM BRACELET; vic. Of Nc
Kinley St and Conn. ave. NV. Re-
ward. EN-. 2-4296.
LADY'S PURSE, navy leather and tan
wallet; in Woodward e. Lothrop's
basement rest room Please return val
liable papers, person effects, keys. SP.
$4,000, Ext. 294
LARGE PORTRAIT of young man. blue
BACKGROUND; Lowell st. NV. Reward.
EN- 3-5693, after Aug. Q.
PARAKEET, gray and blue, banded.
Says. Pretty Bird, Hi Papa, Watcha
DOM" Reward. RA 6-5247.
PARAKEET. aqua and gray, answers to
name Pretty Baby" Says Hello
Baby. Kiss Baby and Pretty Boy"
Vicinity 18th and Randolph SITS. Nv.
Reward. TU. 2-2156.
PARAKEET. green with yellow head;
vic, 1918 Valley Crest blvd. AMMAN
dale, Va. Family pet Answers to name
Sammy" Reward JE. 2-6629
WALLET, lady's. red, containing i'm
portant papers: vic. Country Boy in
Silver Spring. Reward. JU. 5-0S22
or WI. 6-9131.
$3.50 REWARD
Vicinity of National Airport, July "a,
1859, pearl necklace with diamond
CLASP, diamond circled pin, diamond
bracelet; all contained in a Tiffany
case. Call MR.. PURKS, ia. 4-7565.
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RADAR
Russian Lounchinqs
Reported Spotted

plosion), it registers on instru-
ments back at the transmit
ting-receiving point.
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Vicinity Of National Airport, July "a
1859, pearl necklace with diamond
CLASP. diamond circled pin, diamond
bracelet; all contained in a Tiffany
case. Call MR.. PURKS. ia. 4-7565
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-14
zrak je Ijekoviti "Peti ocean"

isto onako, kao sto danas gleda-
mo elektricne sijalice" - izjavio
je akademik Cizevski. Gradski
parkovi bit ce doglednoj bu-
ducnosti opremljeni narocitim
vodoskocima hidroinonizira-
torima koji &c natapati zrak TO-
nina. Posljednji tip lako preno-
sivog hidrionizatora, vrlo jedno-
stavne konstrukcije i relativno
pristupacne cijene, konstruirao
je akademik A. Mikulin.
"Poznati lijeGnik starog via
ka Hipokrat nazivao je zrak pa
snjakom zivota", izjavio je novi-
Marina akademik Mikulin. -
"Medjutim, treba rapomenuti, da
je obilnost tog pasnjaka razli-
citim krajevima svijeta razlici-
ia. A prodaja zraka paketima
nazalost nije moguca, te je do
sad a najidealnije rjesenje -
sobni hidroonizator, koji omogu-
cuje dovodjenje planinskog IRA
ka u stanove, gradove, klinike,
Skole t, d.
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zajedni6ka zabava
5 pIesoIn i proqraInom

Rock Springs, Wyo. - Od-
sick broj 3O6, skupa sa Po-
mlatkom gnijezdo broj 364
priredjuju plesnu zabavu sa
programom, koja &c Sc odrza-
ii u subotu vecer, 81. oktobra,
1859, u SlOvenskom Domu.
Svirati ce vrlo dobro poznati
Rudy Marchetti.
Program pocinje tocno u 8
sati u vecer. Nakon programa
u 9 sati biti &c Piles do kasno
u noe. Uz to cemo imati u
kusne hrane, kranjskih ko-
basa, domacih kolaca, povi-
tice, kao raznovrsnih ma
pitaka svima dosta. Takodjer
&c Sc ma ovoj zabavi izigrava-
ii dosta rucnih stvari, a sva-
XII &c imati priliku da dobije
lijepi door prize.
Pozivaju sc svi clanovi od-
sjeka gnijezda, kao i ostala
braca prijatelji mjesta O.
kolice, da mas posjete u Ste
vecem broju.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Matilda ButkOvic
Josip Kruljac
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-14
cIanstvu odsjeka b17
| ostaIih orqanizaciia

Welland, Ontario, Can. -
Stovana brace i sestre cd cd.
sjeka broj GIT H.B.Z. i dru-
9Th nasih organizacija. vi svi
znadete da budemo izgubili il
nase sredine vrlo dobrog cla-
ma odsjeka GIT H.B.Z. Jos
nekojih n a S h organizacija,
koji mas zauvijek ostavlja, a
to je brat Tomo Mordus.
Brat Tomo Mordus odlazi
u staru domovinu ma 5. no.
vembra owe godine iz razloga,
sto je ostario j nikakvog sred-
stva ovdje nema, pa cato bra
co i sestre duznost nam je da
ga pomozemo koliko koji mo-
re, da mu damo ruku ma
zadnju minutu. vi svi dobro
znadete, da je brat Mordus
bio prvi medju prvima. Kad
mu je bio moguce posjecivao
je svadbe, krstitke i zabave,
narcotic kad je bio u mia
dim godinama, pa zato bra
CO sada je ma mama svima,
da mu to ma bratski nacin
uZvratimo.
.Bratski vam pozdrav,
Jack Buban, tajnik.
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Vazna obiava CIanstvu odsieka 1b7 "a
Pros|avu b5-godisnjice H. B. zajednice

St. Louis, Mo. - odsjek broj 1877 H.B.z. "sv. Jakov
Aposo St. Lousu obavijestava svoje cjelokupno clan
stvo, da &c nedjeu, Is. okobra g. nasem gradu
prosav svecano 65godsnca opstanka Hrvaske Bratske
Zajednice.
Ovu proslavu priredjuje Sredsnji Odbor H. B. zajed-
nice St. Lousu oznacenog dana, pocetak iste tocno
$3.50 sati pose podne DvOrani hrvatske katocke zupe
"Sv Josipa" ma 18th Russell Boulevardu
Program proslave bti &c ijep i zabavan, te ce
istome nastupii mas mesn hrvatsk pevack zbor Va
pod skusnm vodstvom zborovode brata Johna Luscica
Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajedncu &c zastupati ovoj ma
Sol prosavi anca Ganog Nadzornog Odbora sestra Sy
via Niksic IL Gary, Indiana.
Osim toga prisutnke &c zabavati nasa diva najbolja
mjesna tamburaska zbora continental Tamburca "Ba
kan Serenaders"
Posebni odbor proslave nasm iskusnim kuharicama
znennaditi &c oval puta obnom ukusnom donna
com hranom, raznovrsnm pcem pa da zvukove tam
burica nasih hrvatskih pesama sv zajedno odamo ma
vece posovane 65godisnjci opstanka nase svecarlce
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce.
Ocekujemo vas ovoj proslavi - unaprijed xii
demo- Dobro nam doSli! Walter Grbct, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-14
krabuljna zabava
Gnijezda broj 81

West Allis, Wis. - Pomla-
dak gnijezdo broj 81 H.B.Z
priredjuje krabuljnu plesnu
zabavu, koja &c Sc odrzati u
subotu, 81. oktobra, u Kra-
ljevoj Dvorani ma 6001 West
Madison.
Pies sa glazbom &c poceti
u Z sati u vecer, a uz to &c
biti svima dosta zagrizaka
napitaka.
Nagrade &c Sc davati "a
najbolje djecje kostime, pa
stoga dovedite vasu djecu ma
owl krabuljnu zabavu, da sc
ma istoj ugodno zabave i pro-
vesele.
Prihod cd owe priredbe je
namijenjen u fond "a Silver
Strings Jr. Tamburitza Or
chestra.
Ulaznice mozete dobiti kod
svih odsjecnih odbornika H,
B. T., a tako isto i ma vrati-
ma dvorane u subotu vecer,
81. oktobra. Zato nastojte svi
biti tamo ma vrijeme.
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