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said the price reduction "is GO
ing to be rough on u.s." He
called the reduction "a bigger
drop than any I've anticipated
TO come out Of all this. ! didn't
think this sort Of thing was
going to happen"
Thompson's joined Sealtest
q few weeks ago In their de-
mand that the strict milk
sanitation requirements In the
District be changed to allow
cheaper out-of-area milk to be
brought in for sale here. The
farmers coop bitterly opposed
the move and q milk war got
under way.
At the same time Sealtest
started importing milk here
from Pennsylvania milksheds
passing the less-s tringent
United States Public Health
Service standards which are APP
proved by Maryland. The dairy
has been bringing in 1000
gallons Of non-Distric tim
spected milk for sale only in
Maryland each day for over a
week.
All Of the milk to be brought
in now will be In raw form and
will be processed at the WASH
ington plant. A new District
regulation requires labelling Of
all District inspected milk and
strict segregation Of the i'm
ported milk. The labelling re-
quirement win be put into
effect soon.
Health officials in Montgom-
cry and Prince Georges Coun-
ties yesterday announced that
tests Of the imported milk
being sold there show 1t meets
Maryland's standards.
But an ordinance is being
considered by the Montgomery
County Council which would
establish q milk code that
might end the importation
from out-of-the-area milk
sheds. Council members have
expressed a desire to protect"
local farmers and to maintain
high health standards.
The price reduction move
will not presently spread to
Virginia since State milk COM
mission regulations in force
there have established mini
mum retail prices.
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Continued From First Page
questions. Mr.. Khrushchev had
announced only one new point
Ibis governments willingness
to sit down with the West on
May II at the foreign minister
level.
Mr.. Khrushchev said the So
Wet Union had agreed TO the
foreign ministers meeting and
now we are awaiting a reply
from the West"
1--WE understand they are
proposing q meeting May IL,
and I am telling you a govern
ment secret when ] say we ac-
cept." he said.
Prefers Summit Level
The Soviet leader made it
clear he preferred to begin ne
gotiations on Berlin at the
summit level.
Let's put in the heavy
weights who can brush their
way through and then let the
foreign ministers take over and
arrange details" he argued.
But If the West insists on a
preliminary meeting Of foreign
ministers, he continued, I'VE
will go along although I am
afraid there have been so many
notes exchanged. so many
words said, the foreign min
listers are likely to get lost in
the labyrinth"
Repeatedly Mr.. Khrushchev
insisted that any thought Of an
ultimatum or deadline on West
Berlin on the part of the Soviet
Union was "a distortion by the
West"
Troops Would Remain
Questioned on the status of
Soviet troops in East Berlin If
the Kremlin signed a separate
peace treaty there. Mr.. Khru-
shchev said they would remain
until agreement is reached with
North Atlantic Treaty Organi-
zation nations for joint with
drawal of NATO and Warsaw
pact troops.
While recognizing the present
Western right to occupy West
Berlin. Mr.. Khrushchev warned
again that conclusion Of a
peace treaty between East
Germany and the Soviet Union
would automatically cancel
that right and give East
Germany sovereign status.
1t was his second news con-
ference since he became Prime
Minister-his first on Novem-
Der q last was on the same
subject. He began by reading
a 15-minute statement on the
question of Germany and world
peace.
Since making his original
West Berlin proposal to the
West he said. I'VE have been
patiently but insistently ex-
ploring this problem.
Sees Brighter Outlook
Mr.. KhruShchev said he be-
lieved some Of the dark. threat
ening clouds of war seemed to
be disappearing and even West
ern leaders with some excep-
tons are accepting the need
for negotiation to settle the
problems Of West Berlin and
q German peace treaty.
The Soviet leader found good
things to say about United
States Senators j. w. Fulbright
Democrat of Arkansas and
Mike Mansfield, Democrat Of
Montana who had some use
full thoughts though he. Mans
field. seemed to be retreatirg
from some of them"
Mr.. Khrushchev condemned
what he called the warlGe
spirit Of Mr.. Eisenhower,s ea,.
lier speeches on West Berlin
but said Mr.. Eisenhower's ra-
dio-television address Monday
appeared to recognize the need
for negotiation and his willing
ness to participate.
His earlier statements were
made in a heated state and
while they seemed directed at
frightening the Soviet Union
they only succeeded in fright
ening his own people" Mr..
Khrushchev said. His speech
March 1G moe v,oora raoeoY,ad
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KHRUSHCHEV
Red Premier Gives
Challenge to West

and appeared designed to tran
quilize his people"
Answers Questions
Mr.. Khrushchev answered
questions patiently and quiet
ly. warming up only once
when Admiral Burke and Gen.
Taylor were mentioned.
He waved his arm in char
acteristic freewheeling fashion
when a Communist correspond
ent asked his comment on re-
ported statements by Admiral
Burke and Gen. Taylor that the
only solution to the present
crisis was an atomic attack on
the Soviet Union.
II can only say that some
people talk of God Furnishing
people by taking away their
reason and these gentlemen
must have been so treated. T"
he said. Burke talks of de-
stroying the Soviet Union in
two days. I suggest he is a
poor mathematician.
IF that is true. how many
days would it take to destroy
the United States?
No One Sided Wars
Remember war is never one
sided. 1t is two-sided.
eff the Soviet Union can be
destroyed in two to four days,
one has to think how many
minutes it would take to de-
stroy Burke's allies. Perhaps
he doesn't take that into con-
sideration.
"If United States military
leaders are trying to frighten
the Soviet Union" MIR. Khru-
Shchev suggested, they should
learn the Russian proverh
which says better look for
fools in another village. We
have had none here for q long
time"
The Soviet leader went to
great lengths to spell out the
Kremlin's determination to
settle the question of West Ber-
lin by Offering almost any
necessary guarantees Of its
future independence.
IT used to be a photographer
as a YOUTH" he said. And I
say that if the West wants us
to add more chemicals to clari-
fly the picture, we will add
them"
Calls for Conference
The Soviet Premier called
attention to President Eisen-
hower'S proposal Monday night
that a summit conference
might be held this summer If a
foreign ministers meeting could
start negotiations on the Berlin
crisis.
I'VE appeal to the govern
ments of all nations which took
part in the war against Hit
lerite Germany to sit down at
the negotiation table and settle
pressing problems, to conclude
a peace treaty with Germany"
Mr.. Khrushchev said.
Mr.. Khrushchev's tone
seemed mild and his remarks
may have brought q high-level
East-West m Getting much
closer.
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
British Embassy to Be Scene
Of Fashionable Opera Ball

Parker. Arthur Krock, and
James Hopkins. jr.
. \
INSIGHTS:
ALICE OOSEVELT
LONGWORTH whipping out
OF the Capitol Theater late
one afternoon last week
alone, hatless, and fresh from
seeing Marilyn Monroe in
Some Like 1t Hot"
LIVING STON MER-
CHANT, Assistant Secretary
Of State for European At
fairs, praising the ability Of
John Foster Dulles last week
before the news of Mr.. Dull
les decline in health and
return to Washington: Il
would follow him blind
folded" said Livvy. To
give you an idea why assist
ant Secretaries of State work
Sundays and Saturdays as
we'll as week days, 10000
documents come into Mr..
Merchants division weekly,
and so kilograms have to be
answered by him personally
every day seven days a week.
ROBERT A. TAFT, con-
sidering his strong feelings
about organized labor, might
have smiled at this one. The
bulletin board in the Carl
ton Hotel lobby on Monday
read: Taft Memorial Fouil-
dation Reception - Carlton
Room" and Immediately
under it. "A. F. of L. and
CLIO Meeting Cabinet
Room"
MARJORIE AND HER
BERT MAY preparing for a
flock of week end guests ar
irving Thursday in time for
their round and square
dance" at the Army Navy
Country Club that evening.
The next night they will
give a dinner for them at
Hillwood when the ranking
guests will be the Soviet Am
basSador and Nine. Menshl-
kov. The latter, if they
haven't already seen it, will
be green with envy over
Mrs. Mays collection of
Czarist objets dart.
THE JOHN S. PILLS
BURYS of flour fame are
coming for the parties en-
route from Palm. Beach to
Minneapolis. The Charles A.
MunnS of New York and
Palm Beach, Mrs. AXel joins
son of Philadelphia and P. B.
and Mrs. Rufus Patterson of
N. Y. G.. will also be here.
In the meantime, Friend
ship Walk at the Mays Hill
wood estate will be getting
some additional embellish-
ments before its first ami
versary on Sunday the 26th.
They will give a luncheon
that day for all those able
to attend who presented the
garden walk to her as a to-
ken of their friendship.
The additions to the walk
are three bronze perched
eagles about Is inches high
which were made by the
noted sculptor, Paul Bart
lett. They came from Mrs
Armistead Peter III, STEP
daughter of the late sculptor,
:. Last June the Wiley Blu
chanans gave Mrs. May two
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Two cooling doves.
And a partridge in q pear
tree"
The following week end
the Mays viii be host at the
two garden parties that Mar
jorie gives annually when the
gardens are at the height of
their bloom. The invitations
for May ? and 8 simply read,
Tea in the garden" from 5
to Z o'clock.
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By BETTY BEALE

British Ambassador and
Lady Caccia will lend their
very handsome and large
embassy on June IL for an
other uitraSocial ball to be
given here.
The number Of swish social
soirees sweeping this city is
starting to assume a sensa-
tional size. Seems like
there's a fancy money-raiser
every two or three weeks.
This strictly top-drawer
affair will be Washington's
second Opera Ball for the
benefit of our own Opera
Society that has Just finished
putting on ''Falstaff," its
finest performance to date.
The society staged its first
ball last year in the romantic
setting of the Italian EN-
bassy with its moon-kissed
inner court, courtesy of the
opera-loving Italian Ambas-
sador and Signora Brosio.
Now it turns out that Sir
Harold and Lady Caccia are
also such ardent devotees Of
opera, which they regularly
took in at their last post,
Vienna, that they too want to
do what they can to help it
flourish here. The whole
Caccia family, including the
young fry, went to hear
"Falstaff."
The party will be held the
day after the British En-
bassy's annual garden party
celebrating the Queens
birthday. Dancing will take
place in the beautiful marble
and mirrored ballroom of
the embassy to Harry Mar
chard'S big orchestra which
will come down from Boston
to play for the event.
Weather permitting, the ball
will be enhanced by the
charm of the embaSSy's eX-
tenSive gardens.
Some very noted names are
among the flock of out-of-
towners invited to attend.
LAURENCE AND MARY
ROCKEFELLER have beer
asked down by Mary's first
cousin Freddie Lee and his
wife Pillow Former Sec
rotary of the Treasury and
Mrs. George Humphrey and
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hanes
of New York have received
bids from Grace and Neil
Phillips Mrs. James Pom
eroy Hendrick, chairman OF
the ball, has invited the for
mer Attorney General and
Mrs. Herbert Brownell
The president of Interna-
tional Business Machines
Tom Watson and his wife
are being asked by his sister
Mrs. Jack Irwin, who's on the
committee. And so it goes.
Assisting Elinor Hendricks
as co-chairmen are Lily Guest
and Lally Lloyd, and others
on the committee are Mes
danes Franklin D. Roosevelt,
| jr.. James Douglas Prescott
Bush, Laurence Robbins
Paul MagnuSon, Poe Burling
Oscar Cox. Jack Simmons
A. Gilmore Flues, Andrew
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the Women,s Bar Association
OF the District at $50 pm.
at the AAUW Clubhouse.
1884 I street NV.
A business meeting will
precede the program on Dis
trict Affairs and Legislation"
at 1880.
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lead doves that are perched
on pillars at the entrance to
the walk. =. And she also
has installed a pheasant. or
maybe it's a partridge.
I wonder If Marjorie goes
around singing:
ION the second month Of
spring,
My good friends brought
to me-
Three eagles perched,
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Senator Case
Will Be Speaker

Senator Francis Case OF
South Dakota will discuss
home rule and punishment
at the meeting Tuesday of
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lie uSesca priredb Hrvaskog zajedncarsog Dana Ue
dinjenih Odsjeka FIBz P posluzih temo recima
brata Mate Bogovica
Pittsburgh, Pa. = Ma godsnjoj konferencj Ujedine-
nh Odseka HBZ Zapadne Pennsylvania 2s februara Et
Pa doslo e pitanje korst ovog Hrvatskog Parka
natecaj Kracu popuarnost da nade sto veci bro
madh devojaka natjeca IL razoga so nek odsjec
gnezda vec mali svoe djevojke pax da nadu medju
odsjecima gnjezdma, koj nisu imali
Deegati Matesic Bogovic izjavise, da "Solcaju'
South Side Pttsburgha posoje tr odseka gnjezda Hr
vatsd Kub Hrvatska zena il th razloga posoi prilka
da nadje natece nasa devojka il naseobne
Oni obeca da &c nasoja naci podesnu djevojku tu
svrhu
sada Matesic Bogovic izjavljuju da devojku
Sill Ponudu je prmila mlada nasa sestra Katherine May
Gasparovic canica gnezda Pomadka bro ST. koje gni-
jezdo posue pod nadzorom odsjeka broj 6 Ovo ge-
zdo prosos davao zaedncare sirlo zaednicar-
stvo medju
Otac malde Katherine jest Ian takodjer aktvni clan
odseku broj TO- pa danas odicno cast odbora bo-
lest Aktivan je redovma organizacija H. S. Stranke
Sestra Katherine May Gasparovc sada svrsava osmi
razred osnovne skole namerava da polal navse skoe
koko ce moc Rodena je Amerikanka ali dobro vlada
hrvatskim jezkom te dic svom porjeklom Zaista
lijepo razvijena pametna djevojka.
Sada, kad mamo svoju kandidaticu "a Kralicu popu-
larnost zaednick treba da sozno poradmo da matte
caju pobed Svi nas gore imenovan odsec gnjezda
ganizacije, pax poedinci da mamo Kracu ma Zaedni-
carskom danu eta sto &c svima South Side
suziti cast ponos. Ma posao sestre brace! Matt
Bogovic, jedan cd pomagaGa.
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zbor Duquesne University Tamburitzans
Izvadia koncert U Defroitu ma IL. aprila

Detroit, Mich. Kako je vec javljeno poznato, da u
nedelju, 19. apria godine foklorni ansamb Du
quesne University Tamburtzans" IL Ptsburgha, prred
ce velki umjenieki koncertn program, kojem &c pr
kazivati panorama narodnh plesova pjesama.
Gledajuci program, cini kao da putujemo kroz
kajeve Jugosayije jef Jugosava e bogata folk
lorom Hrvatska narcotic Hrvatskoj posto tolika
nolkost kao da tom prostoru sakupo dvadeset
roda Isra, Hrvatsko Prmorje Dalmacija Posavna Sa-
vonija to ina svoe pesove, sv medusobno
c, samo po koracma nego po nosnji gazb. zato
hvatsk pesovi nikad dosade. Nhove predstave
oznake vruce skromne ljubavi prema narodu negovoj
opjevano sav Folkoristck jednosavno jasno izraden
nigdje oknjujuci sajn efekt scenskm carom, on
tako rec autentcna beska narodnog ocovana toko pr
agodena scenskom izvodenu bez nacenh koreografskh
zahvata 1gre izvedene briatno blo manjm grupa-
ma iii citavom ansambu Posebno moramo sponenuti ko
la, koa izvadjana programu gdje traM prava
jenicka noga da Zvede stne korake srelovito bril-
nom preciznom taktu, pa do onog muskarackog koa
shepherds Dance Ne znate cemu da wise ive da Ii
nosnjama smjelm stvaralackm boama iii najslozenijm
ritmovima odigranm vrtoglavom tempu Predivne pie
ljubavne pjesme meode koje zabezene cd pa
stira seljaka bzi tempo cijelog programa ostavja
zaboravan dojam gledaocu.
Koncerat &c sc odrzati prekrasnoj dvorani Henry
Edsel Ford Auditorium 20 e. Jefferson Ave. Detroit Mich
Ova dvorana ina policeman parking lot koji ina mesta
800 automobile Koncerat &c poce tocno 23O sata po
se podne Sva sedaa rezervrana te rezervace po
zovite telefon sedece Stephanie Walter TO $780,
Ann Majetich, TW 33935, te mogu dobt kod canova
Savulja kao sedecim mjestima: Grnnel Music Store
Hrvatskom Domu, 1721 E. McNichol Rd Detroit Mich
Odmah liza koncerta odrzati &c plesna zabava
vom prekrasnom Hrvatskom Domu, 1721 E. McNchos
Rd Detroit Mich Ia pies &c svrat Cavalier Tamburzan
Orchestra Dake svma uopce naopije preporucamo kon
cerat Duquesne University Taburtzans nedjelju 49,
apria goine Ford Auditorium Priredba jest pod po
krovteljstvom hrvatskog pjevackog zbora "Slavuj'.
Stephanie Walter, tajnica.
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popuarnog mladog tamhuraskog gbora "sloga Farreu.
Oducia e da natjeee KraIicu ovogodisnem Ia
ednicarskom Danu Ujedinenih Odsjeka HBZ Zapadnoj
Pennsylvania ujedno proslav 65-godisnce Hrvatske
Bratske zajednice sto ce zaedno odrzat nedeu &C.
julia, Hrvatskom Centru Pittsburghu.
Mada Patricia Ann je rodjena r. apria, 1884, cd do
brih i cestith rodtelja, Anthony Jennie Monteson.
"Slog" svira 'prim' ucestvuje plesovima, te je
edna cd vrlo vestih spremnih pesacca. Ona takoder
svira piano uziva u raznim sportskm igrama.
Ovo e njezina prva godina sto poazi Farrell Junior
High School, gdje e izvrsna ucenica onor Sudent) tai
MICA svome razredu Kad ina pomaze svo-
jim roditeljima Flower Shoppe koju on posjeduu ko
om upravaju Nezini rodelj sto canov odsjeka 126
HBZ Farrelu, diva mladja brata jedan 10, drugi
godina skupa njome gnijezdu bro 100, kao tam
buraskoj pesackoj grupi soge Otac oj e porijeklom
Taan maka Hrvatica, koja je bla clanica bivseg pie
vackog zbora aria" Farrelu.
Patricia Ann je unuka dobro poznatih edncara cla-
odsjeka br 1885, Jospa Marie Dzdar ko ce skupa
svojom kcerkom zetom te ostam clanovima odseka,
gnezda Pomlatka tamburaskog zbora "Sloga pratelji
pomoc svojoj dragoj krasnoj unuci Patrcj Ann da
bude zabrana Kraljcu Zajedncarskog Dana Hrvaske
Bratske zajednice prigodom ovogodisnje proslave.
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ujedinjeni 0dsjeci odrzat &c 3-mjeseenu
konferencu 12. apri!a U Mather, Penna.

Cokeburg Pa. = Ujednjeni Odsjeci Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice cer kotara Fayete, Greene, Washington
Westmoreand odrzat ce svou iducu romjesecnu konfe
fencu nedjelju 10. aprla 1852, Hrvatskom Domu
Mather Pa Razlog promenu datuma nase konference
jest zbog toga, so je nasa redova nedela ba zadna
deja mjesecu march, to e bla Uskrsna nedeja, pax
temelju toga odbor zakjucio da promenmo datum
49, apria.
Ova konferenca &c pocet sata poslje podne umje-
sto redovo vjeme sata poslije podne sto &c vasem
taniku dah dovoljno da dode Mather Radio
sance, &c takoder omogucit deegatima Browns
villa Canonsburga da svrse svoje odsjecne sednce mao
ranije da budu prisutn ma konferenc.
Mi apeliramo delegate, da nastoje svai nacn
da prsustvuju ovoj konferenc er stoj zaku
c potebite stvar vez naseg 5godsnjeg Hrvatskog
Zajedncarskog Dana, koj &c odrzat Shady Grove
Park, bzu Uniontowna.
Odsek broj 633 H.B.Z. Matheru biti &c mas domacn
konferencu stoga mi moimo izabrane dele
gate da prsusvuu soj time naprave sto nteresantn
jom gde ce svak imat da iznese svoe msljenje
vezi prpreme naseg Hrvatskog Zajednicarskog Dana
me Ujedinjenih Odsjeka HBZ nasa cetiri
kotara, svima zelm dobrodoslicu Hrvatski Dom,
Mather, Pa zem vas vdet da prisustvujee 1907 ovoj
konferenci. Bernard M. Luketich
tajnik Ujedinjenih Odsjeka-
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Godisnji Piknik i Hrvatski Dan odrzat
&c Sc U Phoenixu 2b. apri|a

Phoenix, Ariz. - Hrvatski Americki Klub priredjuje
svoj godsn pknik nedelu &C. aprla da proslavmo mas
narodn blagdan - Croatan Day, iii Hrvatsk DAN Pknk
&c odrzavat lijepom uredjenom zemlj jstu
Sonny Slope koe e zadnje vrieme ujedinlo Phoe
nixon Put zemste jest po 7th Street do brega,
tako da necete moci mimoc
Uz nase Hrvate, mi takodjer pozivamo ostae Slavene
mjesta okoce da posete sto vecem brou. Zaista
bio bi epo da nasa drustva klubovi Arzoni
ednic prosave oval narodni blagdan Psu braca IL
Kalforne da &c oni posetit Mas -Amercki
Kub kupio e ispatio zemljiste gradnju Donna, pa
rad toga cd veke e potebe da braca sto vem bro
u posete da zajednicH savetumo gradn Donna, po-
sto oval Dom &c bt onh koji live Phoenixu,
nego opce Ovde narod doaz wise CHE
linn obiteljma pax &c i'm bt drago da mau gdje
tt sa svojim narodom upoznah.
Pozivamo sestre bracu IL Phoenixa Tempee, Mesa
Superior Miame Bizb Cottonwood Globe Tuscon drugh
mjesta gde e mas narod nastanen Poslga &c b dobra
kao svake godine B &C. raznu pecene anjetine do
mach kobasa, satksa drugog pecva, kao
druge okrepe.
Svi nam dobro dosli! Ludwig Dels izjestitelj
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0dsiek SIS s|aM svoiu M-godisniicu
5 bankefom i zabavom ma Is. apri|a

Bethlehem, Pa = Drustvo "Srce Isusovo" odsjek SIG
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice prreduje prosla pocast
4Ogodisnjice svoga opstanka, banketo pesnom zaba
vom, koja &c odrzat ducu subotu 49, aprla Hrvat
skom Domu ma 1885 E. 4th Street Bethlehem, Pa
Banket &c pocet tocno $50 poslje podne Glazba cd
sa vecer do? Doprinoe po osobi jest $780, We
cera &c sastoa Cd made petine filling svega drugog
sto time de.
Jamcimo da ce svi prisutni mau ugodnu vecer, pa
to dodjite da proveselite.
Pozivemo canove nasega odsjeka prijatelje, kao
clanove ssjednih odseka Zajednice da posjete
sto vecem brou tako uzvecaju nasu veseu zabavu
proslavu
"a vrjeme bankea, kao poslije pesnu zabavu, svi
rah &c Steelton Tamburitzan Orchestra
"a priredjivach odbor, George Vncoyich
81 @s s@ss Perina Timk0
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0DSJEk BR0J { H.B. ZAJEDNICE SLAW
. SV0JU b5-G0DISNJICU Ma 2b. APRlLA

Rankin, Pa. - Pionrsk odsjek Hrvatske Bratske "a
dnce edan cd sest odsjeka ko je prize ustrojen Cd
svoje matice Zajednce negova proslava 65te obet
nice doazi prize Zaednce Odsek broj jest sest
temeljn kamen nase Zajednice kojem temeju ona
dgla do danasnje svoje moci slave.
Prosava odseka &c odrzati nedelju 26. aprla Ovo
pocast nasih starh canova, koj navrsi Zajednic
neprekdno SO godna clanovanja iii wise Slavic pocma
jutro sati svetom msom Hrvatsko Crkvi Ranknu
Msu &c sluz pokone clanove naseg odsjeka mas
zupnik Rev. Charles Georgevch Pozve canstvo od
sjeka da budu prisutni kod svecane mise.
Banket program 65-godisnjice pocima 5 sati
&C. koj &c odrzati Hrvatskom Domu Rankinu 236 =
4th Street. Rankin, Pa.
Ia program zabavu Piles svra Greyko Tamburica Or
kesra pod vodsvom poznatog uctea tamburcu brata
Johna Gregurca.
Ma ovo proslavi &c bit glavn predstavnci Zaednice
govornici brat " Mandich, glavn predsjednk Zajed
nice brat Stephen f. Brch, enges urednik Zajedncara
Ma programu &c nastupit clanice naseg gnijezda
mladka Miss Lenda Cubakovich koa &c SWAT nekoko
banh seekca Miss Andrea Brscak lo talentirana die
vojcica svoje godine &c svrat volnu nekoko
hjepih seekcija.
Uz domace nase govornke imati cemo Amerikanca -
Congressana Hon. Eemr Hollanda. Takodjer &c bt
prezenacia nash odcnh clanova odbornka pedeset 60
dsnjaka clanova ko jednci pedese godna wise
Odsjecni odbor brine dobru priredbu docek 60
sju, nase vredne zene djevojke dobru hranu po
dvorbu.
Svi &c gos biti bratsk docekani podvoren da cemc
Sc sv zajedno lepo bratski zabaviti proveselt.
r f Lula CubakOvit ,predsjednik