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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22
JUGOSLAVJE
HRVATI SRBI
Pavle D. OstOvic
(Nastavak
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naseli Hrvati koe srb Obzirom ranije zozeno pi
ane je krvo postaveno jer nj Hrati nj Srbi nsu
sei masama. Oni preuzei vodecu ulogu medju
vec nasejenm istocnm Savenima predstava tanak
vodec so ednorodnog slavenskog pucanstva koe po
dee grance hrvatske srpske dzave Gradjani Hrvaske
ISL pod menom Hrvata, gradjani Srbije pod menom
Srba Ispravnie e dae pitanje koje to zemlje mad
kojma Hrvati Srbi preuzel upravu mad kojma
dosta dugo upravlja da nihovo pucanstvo prihvato
kao svoje hrvatsko iii srpsko ime
Graniceci Jadranskim Morem Cd Trsta do Atlantic,
Hrvat su bill izlozen snaznom uplvu Rima. On prvi
organzra svou vlastu drzavu je tako prv hratski
kra, Tomsav, krunjen vec 925. godine Duvanjskom
Pou dake pune r stotine godna prize krunisana prvog
srpskog kralja 1917 godine.
Povjesni podac il prva diva stolieca Cd doseenja Hr
vata Srba vro oskudni ali pak dovon da moze
Is pouzdanjem tvrd, da Hrvat upravljali podrucem
koe e obuhvatalo danasnje repubke Hrvatsku Bosnu
Herzegovina Cnu Goru Juzni dio danaSne Dalmacije,
Herzegovina Crna Cora, bile stvar neko vrjeme po-
znate pod enom Crvene Hrvatske kako e to zabliezo
pop Dukljanin svooj kronici jedanaestom stoecu Du
liza je edno mjeso Crnoj Corr pa Staged ko mso kro
nici popa Dukanna kao celni ne veroajtno, da e po
grijeso oznaci raneg mena svoe rodene zeme dru
Ege strane bzantins kroncar zabljez da je nhova
voska ba napadnuta cd Hrvata Dukljana (corovc Hi
stora Jugoslave str 20) Znacajno e da tai kroniear
ovdje govori Hrvatima Dukanma, ne o Hrvatima
Slavenima e moguce, da Dukljani bill Iiri (Al
banc) koh je bio mnogo tom prostou. Bo kako bio
cnjenica e, da Hrvat jedno vreme predvod Dujane
(danasnje Crnogorce) te da j, recmo moderni Crno
Socl sve w vi ue PooVice ueVeIdesIos Vehd
si pod imenom Hrvata ca Filpov, Horvate Petrograd
(sada Lenngrad), 189O). Gavar crnogorske koonije
Cargradu noso nasov Hrvatbasa bva pogavar Hrvata
Hrvatska uprava, medjutim, Crnoj Gor, kao djelu
Cvene Hrvatske nie dugo taala, er Cvena Hvatska
raspaa tr oblast Zahume Travunju Duklju. Gospo-
dari Zahua igrali znaca nu ulogu povijes onh
mena, dok Duklja koa kasnije prozvala Zetom
da Crnom Gorom, do danas orzala Zeta Cna Gora po-
stala dvanaestom stoecu deom kraevstva srpskoga
ali posie smr Dusana, 1855 godine opet odcije
pila Cfna Cora bila skopu kraevstva srpskoga
pod Nemancma, edno sto sezdeset godina. Cd
Dusanove smrt 1855 godne pa do osnutka Jugosavije
1918 godine je zvjela svom posebnm nezavisnm Ii
votom Svi srednjevekovn crnogors knezov kraljev b
Ii katoic, tako je bla vecina pucansva Crne Gore
ALL nakon propasti srpske drzave 1889 godne doso
ena preseljavanja pa je Cna Cora poalo postaa pre-
tezno pravosavnom zenom sto prea modernm hrvatsko
srpskm shvatanjma znac srpskom Medjutm tvrnie srp
skin pdvjesnicara ko gedau proslost svjetu sadasnjo
st da je Cna Cora odnosno Duklja pa Zeta cd samog
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22
UNlETN0 VECE
DUQUESNE TAMMIES
(Nastavak sa 2. strane)

(NaStavak sa z. Strane)
spustio, gledaoci su pljeskali
u znak zahvalnosti sto i'm .je
bilo priusteno jedno vece pra-
We narodne, nepatvorene, u.
mjetnosti o kojoj bi Sc danas
malo iii nista znalo da nema
The Du ue esne University
Tamburitzans.
Koliko god u swim ovim pie
sovima melodijama ina po-
nesto zajednickog oni su ipak
razliciti, u tome sc odraza-
va autohtonost kultura po-
jedinih sredina, naroda, u ko-
jima su tt umjetnicki izraza j
nikli postal opcom puckom
svojinom.
Igre SUI bile izvedene bez-
prijekorno, bilo u m a n j i m
skupinama iii u citavom an
samblu. Oni sitni koraci,
strije1ovita brzina precizni
takt zahtjevaju noge umjet-
nika. Posebnog je udivljenja
vrijedan trud koji su mladi
umjetnici ulozili kako bi sto
vjernije pjevali u onoliko raz-
licitih je ri k a, ukljucujuci
madjarski.
Po nastupu ma pozornici i j.
mace pokazanom teamwork"
nema dvojbe da skupinom u
pravlja vjesta znalacka ru-
ka, direktor w. Kolar sa svo-
Jim suradnicima Knezevicem,
Sambolom i Anon Perence--
vic.
The Duquesne University
Tamburitzans sluzi rodu ma
ponos, pa Hrvatska Bratska
Zajednica ina j "a sto ovu
djelatnost podupirati, sto je
sa zahavlnoscu bilo nagla-
seno ma koncu Medicine pri.
redbe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

Odbor "Penzionerskog Kluba" Detroitu,
gore ma slici lijeva ma desno: Joseph Stug-
lin, perovodja; Ivan Horak, blagajnik; An
ton Tomasin, podpredsjednik; Josip Dobri-
nee, predsjednik; Anton Narich, tajnik. Co
re stojeti jest Stjepan zagar, nadzorni od-
bornik.
Owl eestiti nasi penzionerc clanovi ve-
likog odsjeka broj 351, vrijedni su i zasluz-
nj zajednicari Ljudi koji Sc zrtvuju "a svoj
odsjek "a svoju zajednicu citavi zivot. Sa-
da rade pomazu sa svojim "Penzonerskim
Klubom" Hrvatski Dom odsjeka br. 351, ko-
j Sc dom nalazi pod vodstvom korporacije
donna.
Ma celu Kluba jest Josip Dobrinec, koji
je zamislio organizirao klub. Jedan vrlo "a
sluzni zajednicar neuomrni radnik ma kul-
turnom drustvenom polju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22
Godisnji Piknik | hrvatsh Dan odrzat
&c Sc U Phoenixu 2b. apriIa

Phoenix, Ariz. - Hrvatsh Americh Klub priredjuje
svoj godsn pknik nedelju, e. apra da prosavmo mas
narodn blagdan Croatan Day, lii Hrvatsh Dan Piknik
&c odrzavat ijepom novom uredjenom zemljistu
Sonny Slope, koe je zadnje jeme ujednilo Phoe
nixon Put zemlste jest po 7th Street do brega
tako da necete moti mnoiti.
Uz nase Hrvate, mi takodjer pozvano ostale Slavene
mjesta okoice da posete sto vetem broju Zasta
bio bi jepo da nasa drustva kubov Arizoni
jednic prosave oval naroni bagdan. Psu braSa IL
Kalforne da &c mas oni posjeu NaA HrvatskoAmerick
Klub kupio je splato zemSte gradnju Donna, pa /
radi toga cd veike e porebe da braSa o vece bro
u posjete da zaednick savjetujemo gradn Doma po
sto oval Dom &c bti onih, koji live Phoenxu
nego opce Ovde narod dolazi wise CHE
linn obiteljima pax &c i'm bh drago da maju gde
It'll sa svojim narodom sc upoznah
Pozivano sestre braGu L Phoenixa, Ternpee Mesa,
Superior Miame, Bizb, Cottonwood Globe Tuscon dgih
mjesta gde je mas narod nastann Posuga &c b dobra
kao svake godne Bt &c raznju pecene janjene, do
macih kobasa satksa drugog peciva, kao raznovrsne
druge okrepe.
Sv nam dobro dosl! Ludwig Delis, izvjestitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

Prva godisnjica Penzionerskog Kluba BIZ
tt &c proslavljena, ma odlicni nacin, nedjelju,
"a. maja u njihovom drustvenom Domu, ma
1721 East McNichols Road, Detroit, Mich
Owl penzionerci, koji Sc pod stare dane
nedaju zakopati u zaborav, vec su sc lijepo
organizirali u svoj Klub marno rade "a
svoj drustveni dom, "a odsjek "a svoju
koloniju. Oni zaista zasluzuju posebno po-
stovanje cast. Svi su to odreda, starr do
seljenici radnici te mogu da sluze ma uzor
drugim, svojoj braci penzionercima da Sc
sto dulje odrze ma zivotu jer radu ak
tivnosti Sc nalazi dobra VOLTA, snaga dugi
zivot
Srdacno preporueamo proslavu nase
brace penzioneraca u Detroitu ma 24-og ma
ia. - Urednistvo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15
Class Might Honor Day. Senior
Prom Keeps SHS Grads In Dither

Commencement time is a busy
time for faculty and graduates
and this week and next things
are really humming at both
Shaw High and Kirk Junior
High Schools. Shaw has its
graduation exercises next
Thursday evening and Kirk is
having theirs next Wednesday
afternoon, both at w. H. Kirk
Auditorium.
On the Shaw commencement
activities list is the Friendship
Farewell party on the 14th in
the cafeteria, the Honor Day
Assembly in the auditorium at
$3.50 a. m. on the 10th and the
Senior Prom Saturday, the 18th
at the Alcazar.
Glass Night will be staged on
Tuesday the Goth in the audi
torium with the usual combina-
ton of National Honor Society
talks by Shaw Chapter men,
bers, music and a play.
For the music the Senior
Members of the music depart
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15
| CHAMBERS PTA
ADULT EDUCATION

1
On Tuesday, January Goth,
1859, an Adult Education pro-
gram will be held at 2 p. m. in
the Muse cum of Chambers
School. The Program will con-
sist Of two movies, one supplied
by the Better Business Bureau,
and the second one by the Po-
lice Department on the subject
of narcotics.
Mrs. John Hummer, Cham
bers PTA Adult Education
Chairman has arranged this
program which promises to be
most educational and informa-
tive. Everyone can use more
knowledge on both subjects and
the time spent viewing these
movies will be we'll used, says
Mrs. Hummer. All Chambers
PTA members are invited to
this program.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15
Helps Plan
.Juycee Week

Charles NJ. Unkovic Of Eas,
Cleveland has spent much time
and effort in helping plan
Cleveland's forthcoming Jaycee
Week celebration.
An employee of the Union
Commerce Bank, he is presently
a Director of Cleveland's $50
member Junior Chamber of
Commerce. Unkovic has been
Chairman of the Port Promo
tion Committee and has made
over 100 speeches on the SUBJ
ject "Port of Cleveland and the
st. Lawrence Seaway." This
past year he was Master of
Ceremonies for the first over
seas vessel to enter the Port of
Cleveland. In 1858 Unkovic was
one of three members to receive
the Key Man Key Award.
A Jaycee since 1854, Unkovic
resides at 1879 Knowles.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15

ment will feature selections
from the current Broadway hit
"The Music Man."
"The Saga of Coyote City,
will be narrated by Bill Howell
and portrayed by Rudi Klaus,
Daryle Gleason, Ed Nagel, Bill
Wittemyer, Bob Thomas, Nancy
Molnar, Linda Parker, Myron
Faverman, Harold Pickering
and AL Thompson. Adding color
will be the dancing girls, Bon
ME Zifcak, Betsy Salter, Betsy
Bayliss, Joan Jacob, Jane Had
sell, jeanne Kapitsky, Virginia
Schmitt and Luana Clarke. AS
cowboys, gamblers and miners
Dick Vaughn, Mark Griffith,
Emil Horwitz, Mike Mabee and
Denny Rogers will step into
the scenes.
Responsible for the stage are
Jon Carter, Bonnie Zifcak and
Joyce Maybury.
Miss Lois Dean is directing
the production.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15
Campus News

Miss Gail Howell, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Howell, 1907 Knowles ave., is
song leader for the sophomore
class at Western College fol
Women in Oxford, Ohio, this
year. She is a graduate Of Shaw
High School.
A resident of East Cleveland
and a graduate of Shaw High
School, Louise McGrew, has
been ranked first on the second
$3.50 publication of the Deans
List at Grace College, Winona
Lake, Ind.
Miss McGrew, a junior, re-
ceived her ranking with a 97.1
average. The daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin G. McGrew
Of 1853 Grasmere ST., is fulfill
ing requirements for the Bach
elor of Music degree.
The Deans List is composed
of students with an average
over $3.50 and is published three
times per semester.
Ginny Tomsic, a freshman at
Kent State University, is on
the deans list. Miss Tomsic is
preparing to teach children with
a speech handicap. She is the
daughter Of the Anthony
Tomsics.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15
CALEDONIA
THE CHILDREN'S WORLD
OF ENTERTAINMENT

One of the most interesting
and provocative programs of
the year was presented at the
Wednesday, January 18th meet
ing of the Caledonia PTA. 1t
was on the subject Of "Your
Child's World of Entertain
ment" and featured well-known
local authorities on many diff
ferent aspects of this topic -
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15
STUDY COURSE

CERTIFICATES RECEIVED
Certificates for completion of
the Study Course recently con-
Quoted by East Cleveland PTA
Council, were presented to Mrs.
Harry Getzien and Mrs. Donald
Scheutzow by Mayfair PTA
president, Mrs. Eugene Reeser.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15
THEATRE PARTY
FOR MAYFAIR

Mayfair PTA Ways and
Means Committee has pur-
chased a block of theatre tick
cts for the Drury Theatre of
the Play House at East 86th
and Euclid for Thursday eve-
ming, January 29th.
According to the critics, the
play, "No Time for Sargeants"
is the funniest play Of the sea-
son and should be highly en-
joyed by everyone.
This annually successful event
increases the budget and allows
the Industrious Mayfair PTA
members to invite their family
and friends for an amusing So
cial evening.
Reserved seat tickets may be
obtained from Mrs. Richard
Macy, GIL. 1-4723.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15
Personals

The daughter born December
goth to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T.
McGraw, 1880 Winston I'd. has
been named Maureen Ann, and
has been given a warm welcome
by the three McGraw boys. Dad
is on the faculty at Kirk Jr.
High School and is the treas
urer of the East Cleveland Com
munity Council.
=
Items for this column may
be telephoned to PO. 1898
up to noon on Tuesdays.
Please call PO. 1878.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Mol
mar, 1904 East 133rd ST., an
nounce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Bonnie Alice, January End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A.
Rauch of 1921 Glynn rd. have
concluded an over-the holidays
visit with their son, John and
his wife, at Panama City, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Evans are
enjoying a week visit in the
islands of the Caribbean, stop
ping at Jamaica, Haiti, the
Dominican Republic, Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands in
San Juan, Puerto Rico, they
will be guests Of the world
famous Pennock Gardens of
tropical plants.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15

one which causes the parents o1
today much concern.
Reports were given by the
following people on the topics
indicated: Miss Janis Conklin
Director Of Choral Music -
Elementary Schools of East
Cleveland, discussed the value
of music as a performing art
for children as we'll as a pas
sive listening experience.
Mr.. Don Fortune, secretary
of the East Cleveland YMCA
reported on the activities avail
able for recreational entertain
ment through the Y for children
and for children and parents
as family unit.
Mr.. Bruce Holderbaum, Ele-
mentary Art Advisor for the
East Cleveland schools en-
phasized the value of art as a
creative expression which can
be developed in the child and
become a lifelong source of
entertainment to him.
Mr.. Albert Martin, dramatics
teacher at Kirk Junior High
School discussed dramatics for
children - a preparation for a
fuller life as we'll as a creative
experience.
Mrs. Frederick Rose dis
cussed scouting as a builder of
character as we'll as an i'm
portant phase of the child's
world Of entertainment.
Two members of the execu-
tive board Of the Caledonia
PTA, Mrs. Robert F. Pattie and
Mrs. Walter A. Smolen reported
on the work of the Radio and
Television Council and the
Movie Council respectively.
Thest reports included a dis
cussion Of the far-reaching ef-
fects of these media on the lives
Of our children and, therefore,
the care and supervision of ma
terial needed from parents.
A series of exhibits of ma
terial on the various aspects of
this world of entertainment
lined the auditorium including
an extensive exhibit Of the
work Of children's theaters in
this area such as Cain Park,
The Play House, K ara m u +,
Rocky River Peter Pan Players,
The Lakewood Little Theatre,
The Children's Theatre on-the-
Heights. The authorities who
participated in the program
weer present near the tables
and available for personal
questions.
Another highlight was one of
The first performances of the
Kirk Decem' a group of ten
boys from Kirk Junior High
School under the direction Of
Mrs. Edwin L. Honess whose
songs were we'll received.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15

Helen Louise Klusker, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Klusker, 1341 East 141st ST.,
East Cleveland, is engaged to
William D. Rayer, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Rayer, 1890
Naumann ave.
The couple plans to marry on
May End at St. James Lutheran
Church in East Cleveland.
Both are employed at the
General Electric Co. Lamp Di-
vision at Nela Park.
Medling-Stewart
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15
PROPERTY OWNERS

The Superior Rozelle Proper
ty Owners will hold their next
meeting Tuesday, January 29th
at 8 p. m. at Rozelle School.
There will be an election of
officers and a talk by Mr..
Stanley Webster, East Cleve-
land Law Director.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schuster, 1862 Beaumont ST., a
girl, Susan Elaine on Decem-
Der 30th, 1858.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-15
p. I. A.
LIBRARY PRE- SCHOOL
STUDY REAL ESTnTE

"What You Should Know
About Real Estate" will be the
theme of the next meeting of
the Pre- School program to be
held at the North Branch Lii
brary, 1481 Hayden ave., We'd
nesday, January 21st from 1880
to 1870 a. m. The speaker will
be Miss Marion Schultz, secre-
tary of the Carlton Schultz
Management, Inc. Miss Schultz
is member of the Cleveland
Real Estate Board and a vet
eran Of 20 years experience.
Her talk will be interesting and
Informative so why not mark
your calendar now and try to
be present?
Small children will be enter
tained with the usual story
hour by Miss Jean Hoffman,
children's librarian.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
December Is
800

SsOO
4-Todoy in Society.
Features and pictures Of Wosh-
inqton sociol life.
5-Kortoon Klub. Kids.
e-Ronser HoI. Kids.
s:o5
4-Ineo's Angle.
Foshions ond interviews.
$3.50
4-Mr. Adams and Eve.
lido Lupino, Howard Duff stor.
5-Joek 10 Lonne.
Health, and exercises for women.
7-Ding Dong School. Kids.
$50
e-Mork Time. Talk.
1000
4-Doush Re Mi. Quiz.
5-Ten O'Clock Movie.
ia Hours. TOO Many Girls"
1910. Lucille Boil.
7-TroubIe With FatheT.
Stu Erwin stors.
9-Red Rowe Show. Musical.
4-PIoy Your Huneh. Comes.
Mev Griffin, m. {.
7-My Little Moreie. Comedy.
9-on the Go. Trovel.
jock LinkIetter, host.
4-The Price Is Right. Color.
Bill Cullen, m. c.
Hopper. Comedy.
Leo 6. CorroIl.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14
Smith Elem.
School On Safety
Honor Roll

JACKSON, Miss. - Prin-
cipal Rosa Robinson, faculty
and students of the Smith
Elementary School on Park
way Street are justly proud
TO announce that their school
is one of the two Negro
Schools of the city to be list
ed on the National School
Safety Honor Roll for the cur
rent year.
According to Principal Rob-
inson, this certificate of merit
comes as the climax to an in
tensified program of home and
school safety that was coope-
ratively sponsored by the
school personnel and the Par
ent-Teacher Association and
speaks well for both the school
and the community.
The Safety Patrol organiza-
ton at Smith School is under
the efficient direction of Mr..
Garfield Estes, 9Th Grade
teacher. Members of the Pa
troll are: Oscar Bradley, Tom
mic Burrell, Eddie George,
Captain; Gereldine Lewis, Le-
roy Harrington, Joe Jefferson,
Mary +. Lindsey, Josephine
O'Banner, Eddie Miller Tate,
Henry Robinson, John Henry
Sanders, Lewis ]. Sibbie, A
laine Wells and Vertis VIII
liams.
The other Negro School of
the city, to be listed on the
1859 Safety Honor Roll was
the Mary c. Jones Elemen-
tsry School on Wnitfield-Mill
Road, Mr.. F. D. CASHIER, Prin-
cipal.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14
Iotas Join With Sumner Hills
Social Science Dept. In Observance
OF American Education Week

CLINTON, Miss. - Thru its
president, Mrs. Margaret
Brumfield, Social Science
Teacher at Sumner Hill High
School, Alpha Pi Chapter, Iota
Phi Lambda Sorority joined
with the Social Science Depart
ment of the school to present a
most interesting and inspiring
program in observance of
American Education Week, at
the school, Wednesday, Nov
ember II. Others of the So
cial Science Department who
contributed to the success of
the program were: Mrs. Katie
E. Ford and Mr.. Hughes Clay
ton.
Opening with Taps by How
ard Veal, Fred Evans and Ber-
nett Joiner, the program NOV
ed smoothly on as follows:
Solo, 1.-THE Lords Preyer,
Miss Odessa Thompson; "The
Purpose of American Educa-
ton Week." Miss Gladys
Gibbs, Our Neighbors next
Door," Miss Elaine Griffin; So
10, mo man is an Island" by
MIR. Augusta Smith; "Colum-
Continued on Page q
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14
Scouts Aid
Goodwill
Industries

More than so Girl Scouts
from District w will stage a
doll show as the climax to the
Girl Scout council-wide dolly
Derby" service project.
The show will be held in
the Deer Park branch Good
will Industries store on Nav.
20 and 81 with an open house
for all those who attend from
2 to 5 p. m. both days. Senior
Girl Scouts from District w
will serve as hostesses at the
open house.
Dolls of all styles and de-
scriptions, each wearing an
original and artistic wardrobe
constructed by a Grill Scout,
will be on display. Advance
entries already coming in in
dictate a wide variety of
styles, from cunning baby
clothes to sophisticated eve
ming wear, will be represented
in the showing.
The Dolly Derby" is a joint
community service project of
Goodwill Industries and the
Girl Scouts. The project fol-
lows Goodwill's ideal of using
discarded material to help
handicapped people.
Goodwill receives dolls a.
long with other toys, clothes,
and household goods in its
bags of discarded material.
The dolly Derby" is designed
to prepare these dolls for sale.
Handicapped employees of
Goodwill cleaned and repair
ed the dolls. Re-conditioning
discards is how handicapped
people at Goodwill earn their
living. Sale of this material
provides the wages they are
paid. The training and re-
Mobilization they receive at
Goodwill frequently helps
them to find jobs in industry,
if they are able to hold regular
employment.
To help Goodwill get the
dolls ready in time for Christ
mas, Girl Scouts took on the
project of dressing them. Not
only are they being of SER
vice to others but they also
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Selassie Backing
Khrushchev
Proposals

Adds ABABA In a
Specie from the throne open
ing the Ethiopian Parliament
on the 29th anniversary of his
coronation, Emperor Halle Sc
lassie said he hopes the United
Nations will implement Pre-
mier Khrushchev's disarma-
ment proposals in behalf of
world peace.
Referring to internal de-
velopment problems whose
solution far exceeds Ethiopia's
MEANS" the Emperor spoke of
"the great and friendly Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics
and a loan of approximately
500 million. He also said, in
addition to a Russian mission
to discuss methods of nipple
menting credits, other econo-
mic missions are expected
soon from Czechoslovakia and
Italy.
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son Chapter, along with chap
tiers in Syracuse, Buffalo, Mia
gra Falls and Fort Worth, Tex
as was voted into the national
body at its 18th National AS
sembly held in Chicago last
summer.
Links, Incorporation, found
ed in 1916 in Philadelphia by
nine prominent women has, in
addition to its entertainment
values, a high level program of
civic, intercultural and social
development.
Charter members of the
Jackson Links are: Mesdames
Gladys Bates, Willie Black
burn, Rose Branch, Ann Brax-
ton, Francis Britton, Connie
Davis, Emily Hall, 10 Jones,
Ernestine Lipscomb, Rose Nc
Coy, Marie Mile, Lucille
Price, Daisy ReddiX, Nellie
Williams and Aurelia Young.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-14
White Rapist
Gets 90 Years
In Jail

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - A 49,
year-old white man was SEN
fenced to so yers in prison re-
Gently after conviction of be-
ing intimate with a Negro girl
under u" years old.
The man, William Richard
Mills. did not testify, but in a
statement, admitted being init
mate with the child, but said
she consented and asked for
money.
The unidentified child testi-
fled that Mills forced her into
his car on April p, 1858. and
forced her to submit to him.
She said he kept her locked in
his car all night and put her
out in a rural area the next
day.