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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

Mrs. Doris Johnson, 3641 Fourth
Av. S., is one of three teachers
at the special Day Care Center for
retarded children at Waite Neigh
borhood House, 2215 Park Ave,
Minneapolis. The center is spon-
sored by the Minneapolis Associa-
ton for Retarded Children.
Miss Barbara Reuter-, director of
the center, says that Mrs. johnson
is doing a wonderful job with these
retarded children.
Mrs. johnson was enrolled for
three years at the University OF
Minnesota in the College of Educa.
ton and is at present taking an
evening course, in child psychology
She is the mother Of two young
sons.
At present there are no Negro
children attending the Day Center,
but they are welcome to attend
and use the facilities available.
Mrs. johnson is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Escue of APO
Fifth Av. s., Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
Addie Few HOnOred:
81. Paul NAAcP
Presents Freedom
Awards To Four

The st. Paul Branch, National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People, recently present
ed Freedom Awards to three mem
bers for long and meritorius serv-
ice and one award in honor of
a member who passed away dur
ing 1859.
The award recipients were:
George w. Wills, who was one OF
the founders of the branch in 1913,
Mr.. Wills has faithfully and con-
tinuously served in the branch for
46 years.
]. Nathaniel Smith, who has
served in the st. Paul Branch for
approximately 20 years. Mr.. Smith
is a past president and has served
on the Executive Board for over
20 consecutive years.
Mrs. Addie c. Few, who Joined
the branch 80 years ago. Mrs. Few
served as vice-president for years
has been on the Executive Board
for 20 years, was chairman Of
4 membership campaigns an6
helped organize the State Confer,
ence of Branches.
r. S. Harris was presented ar
award in honor of the late Mrs
Mabel Harris. Mrs. Harris most
outstanding contribution to thu
branch was her solicitation Of
m e m rships. She personally
brought in 100 or more member,
ships during several membership
campaigns. Mrs. Harris also served
as an official for a number Of
wears.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
RECENT VISITORS

Among the recent visitors to
the Minneapolis office and plant
of this newspaper who inspected
the facilities were: Olivia Wright,
Frank J. Hess, Charles D. Curry,
Fannye H. Smith and Annie Smith
all Of Minneapolis; Herbert L.
Wright, and Lester B. Granger of
New York City; and Mrs. VIM.
l.. West of st. Paul.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
NELLIE JOHNSON NAMED
DFL FIFTH WARD
ARR n "a Aa~NR
CHAIRMAN MON, NJ

Nellie Stone Johnson, 900 Girard
Av. N, was elected Fifth Ward
DFL chairwoman at the ward cleo
ton of officers Tuesday, Nov. IT.
Allen Sherr was named ward
chairman.
Abe Garfinkel was elected vice.
chairman, Esther Paul vice chair
woman; Irwin Rein, secretary and
Phil Snyder, treasurer.
The next meeting of the club
viii be held Tuesday, Dec. Is at
Unity Settlement House at 8 pm.
Walter Heller, tax expert from
the University of Minnesota win
be the speaker.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
Ramsey County COP
Elects Leadership
For Two Years

Ramsey County Republicans at
their recent County-District Con-
vention elected new officers and
representatives to the Republican
State Central Committee who will
lead the County party organization
for the next two years.
Steve Maxwell, assistant RAM
sey County attorney, was the only
one of six representatives from
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

Ramsey County
to the State COP
Central Commit
tee to be re-elect-
ed. Newly elected
representa- i've s
s e r wing with
Maxwell include:
Fra NIX Farrell,
District COP con-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
CASE DISMISSED

George Hare, A, POI Arundel;
Jimmy L. Land, "a, 1873 Pennsyl-
vania; Hugh Flowers, 81, 397 Rom
do and Alice Smith, 397 Rondo
appeared in court November 18th
on a continued case of disorderly
conduct Of October 31st and the
charge was dismissed by Judge
Gingold.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
So. Paul And
Ramsey County
CoWEf DiSnoSifionS

Leonard L. Charles, %, ST. W
Central to court Nov. II for dis.
orderly conduct warrant. SIS or
days - paid.
Frederick Billups, 10, 211O 18th
Ave. So, Minneapolis to court
Nov. IT, on two traffic warrants
$40 or 2 days which was sus.
pended on the first warrant and
$25. or 5 days which he is serving
on the second warrant.
Jerry johnson, 10, transient
who attempted to forge a CHECK
taken from Chester Oden's place
of business appeared in Municipal
Court November goth and was helc
over for District Court, bail sci
a $4,000 and he was committed t.
Jail.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
Migrants Bring Dixie Hundieops:
Migrants Bring Dixie HondeoPs:
South Responsible For
Much Of Delinquency
Among North's Negroes

Syracuse N Y Nov 19-Ctizens of this city taking
look the problems of juvenile delinquency and crime
following address made here this week by NAACP Execu
Secretary Roy Wilkins in which he charged that prejudice
inspired good deal of emotional fuzzy and danger
about racial responsibility" for zone of
the thorniest problems facing the nation"
backed BY ANALYSIS of the content of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

editorial pubnSneo IN tne syracuse
Herald-American and by docu-
mentation of the neglect of Negro
citizens in the South. electrified
the 1000 social workers attending
the Goth annual New York State
Welfare conference on Nov. 16.
The editorial which blamed Ne
groes and Puerto Ricans for in
creased crime rates is an indica-
ton, Mr.. Wilkins said, that many
northern white citizens have sue
cumbed to the Dixie propaganda
which has flooded up from the
magnolia country since the 1854
Supreme Court opinion Of public
school segregation"
Amateur DiagnOsticians"
Straight thinking on this prob
lem, the NAACP leader said, has
been clouded by pretldiced or I'M
informed announcements Of hun
dreds Of amateur diagnosticians
roaming the countryside. This City
Of Syracuse is singularly unfor-
tunate in having one Of the rank
est of these amateurs in the person
of the executive editor of the SYRIA
cuse Herald-American."
An article by Alexander F.
Jones, the Herald-American's ex-
ecutive editor, Mr.. wilkins pointed
out, noted that juvenile crime
in the us. increased by 81 per-
cent IN 1858, and asserted, local
statistics show the increase &.
was almost in direct ratio to the
added Negro and Puerto Rican
population It is easy for read
ers to conclude from this recita-
ton that Negroes and Puerto Ri
cans are criminals"
The editorial went on to declare
that the best argument for segre-
CATION is the crime record in Ne
gro centers" and that Puerto Rican
independence would enable the
country to erect immigration bar
riers "to stop the flow of scum"
from that island.
The SOuth's Role
The Syracuse editorial was re-
printed in The Montgomery (Ala.)
Advertiser and other southern
newspapers. There is more than
a little irony in this accolade''
from the South, Mr.. wilkins said,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
s.. Thomas Church Mems

So. Thomas Church Mems
Club, PoneolI0 Breakfast
A tasty breakfast Of pancakes,
sausage and all the trimmings will
be served by the Mems Club OF
st. Thomas Episcopal church,
Sunday, November 18th, Q am
/ pm, in the undercroft Of the
church, 1851 Fifth Ave. So. Adults
CSC and children CSC.
Proceeds from the breakfast will
60 towards the building fund for
the new st. Thomas Church.
The public is cordially invited,
as well as the church members, to
help in this worthy cause.-Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
Young ST. Paul Father Dies
In Tragic Accident On JOB

q year old father killed instantly early Saturday
evening when pound fork lift crushed him against door
WOodford Westly Mills Jr, 81, of SO Mt Airy, clerk IN
the state auditors office in the capitol working with his
fahernaw William Montgomery of 899 Fuller at their part
time job cleaning the North Central Publishing Company at
1872 West College at the time of the accident.
M MONTGOMERY had taken load Of rubbish to Pigs Eye
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
s.. Puul Youth Brunch
NAACP To Meet Dec. ISf

Election of officers will top the
agenda when the st. Paul NAACP
Youth Branch holds its regular
meeting on December 1, at Local
516 chlbrooms, 327 N. Fisk St.,
Members may vote from 7 to o
pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

terms of their
responsibility to
work for the ell
limitation of the
evil of racism in
our city. state,
nation, and the
world.
Rowan pointed
out that often
people who pose
as friends of Ne
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
AZ s.. PoUI UTbon League:
A. 81. PoVI UrbGn League:
Rowan Urges Annual
Urban League Meeting
To Combat RaCism

The Annual Meeting of the St Paul Urban League
held November 49, 1852 in the Kings Room Hotel Lowry
approximately 200 guests gathered hear stimulating
formative thought provoking pckng and chaeng
ing address delivered by guest speaker Carl Rowan author
lecturer staff writer for the Minneapolis Tribune
paper the topic; segregation, Slums and SorrOw-The
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

FBI Director ]. Edgar Hoover
reports that the annual cost of
crime in the United States amounts
to approximately SIPS for every
person in the nation, of $5O6
for every family.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
N~%~%~~~~%~%~%%%N~&%~&~<
yandGls Break Windows
In Business Establishment

Jack Rosenbloom, 6S1 w. Cent
raj reported to st. Paul police
that about midnight the 18th of
November someone broke a s. by s.
window in the front Of his place
Of business at 369 North Dale.
Jack Rosenbloom known as
''Tiger Jack Rosenbloom" sells
many articles at this location as
well as simonizes and repairs
autos.
Cost to repair window is about
SIS.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

Victor Oliver of the London
Eng DAILY SKETCH says
you just can't win" II a mans
after money, he wrote, hes
money-mad; If he keeps it, he's
a capitalist; If he spends it, he's a
playboy; If he doesn't try to get
1t, he's a nee'r do-well, he lacks
ambition. If he gets it without
working for it, he's a parasite;
and If he accumulates it after a
lifetime of hard work, people call
please Turn To Page 81
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APPLICATION 10 WED

APPLICATION TO WE'D
Carl Walker, 21, of 53S Fuller
Av., st. Paul, has applied for a
marriage license to wed Linda ].
Buchanan, 10, of 1918 Fourth Av.
s., Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

who is a foreman
at the company,
found the victim
when he came to
get a line on his
work for the COM
ing Monday.
Police surmise
that, in the alb
sence of the faith
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

dump and was gone for about
twenty minutes and the victim was
left alone. Shortly before he re-
turned an employee, Ray S. Gangl,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

A nice Minneapolis family of
four displaced by the freeway has
$40, 900 to buy a home but can't
find any takers because they are
colored.
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The
HIGH
And Low
Id w m
BY BAILM THOMAS

Out in Los Angeles, Billy Dan
iels and his blond third wife have
kissed and made up. Married in
1854 the wife recently charged
Billy chOked and beat her. Mrs.
Daniels has called off a divorce
action.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

Tragedy and Hope Of Our Big
Cities.
In his message, Rowan included
all segments of the population in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
MiSf0ke OF ThsodosiVs

II Theodosius had scattered the Jews
throughout Europe as slaves, the result
would have been the same as the effects
of slavery on the blacks. Instead Theodos-
Jus and others made the mistake of their
lives! They relegated the Jews to the
ghetto-a spiritual, mental, and physical
fortress, and what is there to do in a ghetto
but read books and practice the art of
human dignity? AS 1t is the Negro has done
well enough. His intellectual advancement
with one hand tied behind his back has
been phenomenal.-Harry Golden I'm "FOr
DC Plain"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

There's a place in Sadabaga
Islands, q few thousand miles out
in the Pacific ocean where they
sen wives for $40 each. Seems that
initiation Is occurring all over the
globe.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27

Porgy and Bess, Samuel Cold
wyn's production now playing in
IL cities will open Christmas week
in 10 more cities including Mime
apolis.
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Rucker feels that progress is be-
ing made in solving the Indian
problem, mostly by young Indians
who have learned of better things
in school and want to improve
themselves.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-29

MOnessen, Pa. - Mrs. Steve
Bukovac bila je pocasni gost
ma Party, koji Sc je nedavno
odrzao u Hrvatskom Domu
ma Schoonmaker Avenue, Mo-
nessen. Oval Party iii veselu
zabavu su u njezinu pocast
priredile Mrs. Charles Pawich
i Mrs. Thelma Bukovac, ko-
jem je prisustvovalo oko 400
rodbine prijatelja. Sliku ME
zinu njezina supruga Steve
Bukovac ovdje donosimo.
Mrs. Bukovac je bivsa Ana
Barzan, kcerka pokojnih ro-
ditelja Mr.. Mrs. Nikola Bar
zan, koji su "a zivota sta
novali u Splitu, Dalmacija,
Jugoslavija. Mr.. Steve Bu-
kovac je sin cd Mr.. Mrs.
Frank Bukovac sa 1917 Wal
nut Avenue, Monessen, Pa.
Oni su sc ozenili u Zagrebu,
Jugoslavija, dne 13. septem-
bra, 1858. Njihov KUN ku-
ma bill su Mr.. Mrs. Franjo
Tisler il Zagreba. Takodjer
njihovom vjencanju su pri-
sustvovali Mr.. Mrs. Zvonko
Krzric, a nakon toga su ina
Ii objed u gostioni ''Dvije Je-
lene" 1.-TWO Deers Inn).
Mrs. Bukovac je stigla u
New York City ma 25. feb
ruara, a ovdje u Monessen ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-29

Los Angeles, Calf. - Sr-
dacno cestitam i ovim putem
5O-godisnjicu sretnog i uzor-
nog braka bratu Zvonku Mi
sic i njegovoj supruzi, sestri
Barbara, ciju sliku ovdje do
nosimo.
Rodom IL slikovitog kraja
vinorodne Pljesivice kraj ia
strebarskog, brat Zvonko do
sac je u svoju novu domo-
vinu Ameriku jos god. 1910,
a njegova supruga 1921 60
dine. Oboje su odmah po Mi
hovom dolasku stupili u Hr-
vatsku Bratsku Zajednicu, od-
sick "Hrvatska Sloboda" u
Chicagu. Kroz dugi niz 60
dina bill su veoma aktivni i
obljubljeni u drustvenom Ii
votu, sto dokazuje, medju l.
MIN, j cinjenica, da je brat
Zvonko bio diva puta izabran
delegation "a konvenciju (pe-
tn sedmu) Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice.
| Nasi dragi svecari lijepo su
odgojili i izobrazili troje die
ce. Stariji sin Stjepan imade
svoju radnju (Machine Shop
q mladji, William, je inzinir
kod "Aerojet Co." u Azusa,
California. Po kcerci Char
lotti, udatoj "a ucitelja Jerry
Bella, imadu vec i dvoje zlat-
ne unucadi. Svecanu veceru
priredila su i'm njihova Ia
hvalna djeca, kojom Sc mogu
opravdano ponositi, obitelj
Zvonkovog brata Pavla. Bio
sam iskreno dirnut / zahva-
ljujem i'm da su me = kao
starog prijatelja iz Chicago
- ne samo pozvali, vec me
imenovali stoloravnateljem
owe ugodne i jedinstvene do
mace proslave. Priznajem da
mi je ia duznost isla cd ruke,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-29

jer smo svi bill dobrano "a
grijani prvoklasnim vim o m
sto ga je Zvonkov brat Pa
vac, poznati strucnjak "a vi
no, sam priredio i poklonio "a
tn gozbu. Zbog pomanjkanja
prostora, nazalost, ne mogu
spomenuti imena mnogobroj-
nih gostiju i njihove srdacne
nazdravice, no ipak moran
posebno pohvaliti zahvaliti
sestri Dragici Vrbanski, da je
svojim t topli m pjevanjem i
dirljivim rijecima zanijela i
razdragala sve mas prisutne,
kako svecane, tako rodbinu
i goste.
Dragi brate Zvonko dra-
ga sestro Barbara, neka Vam
Bog dozvoli da jos mnogo go
dina pozivite u zdravlju i sre-
ci, pa da sc jos jednom sa
Wanna ovako lijepo proveseli-
mo i ma Vasem diamantnom
piru!
Math Kovacevich,
odsjek broj 1T
Los Angeles, Calf.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-29

27. februara.
Ona njezin suprug "a sa-
da zivu kod njegovih rodi-
telja ma Walnut Avenue.
Prigodom owe zabave do
ceka mladenka je bila pred
stavljena mnogoj rodbini i
prijateljima obitelji, kojih je
bilo oko 400 koji su dosli il
Pittsburgha, Scottdale, Mari
ana, Monessena j okolicnih
mjesta, a koji SUI mladencima
poklonili m n o 6 o lijepih da-
rova.
Brat Steve Bukovac, kao i
njegovi roditelji, Mr.. i Mrs.
Frank Bukovac, te njegov
brat Charles Bukovac, pax Sc
stra svak Mr.. Mrs. Chas.
Pawich, su dugogodisnji cla-
novi Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice, a mladenka je tako-
djer nedavno pristupila u ma
su Zajednicu.
Dakle, mas brat Steve Bu-
kovac ozenio Sc je u Zagrebu
sa svojom drazesnom odabra-
nicom, Ankom Barzan, koju
lie sretno k sebi ovamo do
premio, pa i'm ovim putem ze-
limo svaku srecu u njihovom
skupnom bracnom zivotu u
njegovoj, a sada i njezinoj
novoj domovini Aemrici.
Prijatelj obiteIji.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-29

sucu ljudi IL svih krajeva Slo-
venijje, oko $50 americkih
Slovenaca iz raznih krajeva
Sjedinjenih Americkih Drza-
va, no najvise il Clevelanda
i Chicago. Ovdje su Sc susre-
tall i upoznavali ne samo ise-
ljenici sa svojom rodbinom i
zemljacima u Sloveniji, vec i
s a m i iseljenici medjusobno.
Sreo sam ia nekoliko Slo-
venaca, koje sam poznavao u
America. Medju posjetiocima
il Amerike bio je j John Sus-
mix, predsj. Slovenske Dobro-
define Zveze IL Clevelanda,
koji je dosao II posjet rod
nom kra ju svojih roditelja
ION sc rodio u Clevelandu)
s grupom cd 130 slovenskih
iseljenika oba spola. Bila je
tn i sestra Mary Prisland, po-
casna predsjednica Slovenske
zenske zveze u Clevelandu,
8 kojom je dosla grupa cd
35 lena. Ma izletu su sc ma
sli j Tone Koncan il Chicago,
mladi John s. Pestotnik IL
Cevelanda, sestra Frances vi
der, supruga bivseg glavnog
tajnika sNPJ IL Chicago, ia
kob Cuznar IL Los Angelesa
i mnogi drugi.
Takav skup ljudi, IL tolikih
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-29

Sumner, Wash. -- Nakon
dugog rastanka jos pred So
godine dosla je il Jugoslavije
Tona Kauzlaric Jerkova (Pa-
strcakova) u posjet svojoj Sc
stri Katici Plese Jerkova (Pa-
strcakova), u Sumner, Wash,
cije slike ovdje donosimo.
Dakle, sestra Tona Kauzla-
ric je stigla dana 6. maja owe
godine ma zrakoplovno pri-
staniste u Seattle, Wash. Tu
ju je docekala sestra Katica,
te mnogo rodbine i prijatelja.
Kad su se sestre sastale, lie
po su sc zagrlile izljubile,
te je bilo dosta veselja suza
radosnica. Katica je elanica
odsjeka broj Sc HBZ.
Zaista to je bio lijepi sa-
stanak sestara nakon 81 go
dine, koji &c NINA ostalima,
koji su tom prigodom bill pri-
sutni, ostati trajna uspomena.
Lijepo je bolje je, da sc
sestre sastanu ikad, nego nj
kad. Samo bi bilo bolje j ljep-
Sc, ne samo "a owe sestre, ne
go "a sve mas doseljenike, kad
bi nam prilike omogutavale,
da Sc sastanemo cesce sa svo-
Jim milim dragima, koje smo
ostavili pred dugi nix godina
u svojoj staroj domovini.
zivile sestre Tonka Kauzla-
rio j Katica Ple4e. Owe posled-
ME je adresa: Katica Plesha,
61O Elizabeth Street, Sumner,
Washington.
Ixtlnte4 aoetnsA
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GETE | N0YAC

Slavnom pjesniku Geteu ce-
sto su sc obracala njegova
siromasna braca po peru
S molbom da i'm pozajmi no
vac. Nekom prilikom je neki
njegov dunk stao da ga u
vjerava kako &c pozajmljenu
sumu vratiti u odredjenom
roku, Gete ga isprati smile
Seci Sc:
- Dragi prijatelju, da mi
je stale do tog novca, vjeruj-
te, da vam ga ne bin pozaj-
milo!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-29

Mount Ephraim, N. j. -
Sa ponosom javljamo, kako
nasim clanovima j prijatelji-
ma u New Jersey, tako i O.
stalom nasem clanstvu, da je
nasa m a d a clanica, sestra
Lorraine Kaurloto King, pro-
slog mjeseca sa uspjehom svr-
sila visu skolu i polozila ispit
u Princeton State College, "a
uciteljicu jezika. Lorraine je
kcerka Marka i I've Kaurloto.
Brat Kaurloto je vrlo dobro
poznat kao marljiv radnik u
nasoj Zajednici i drugim ma
rodnim i vrijednim ustanova-
ma. On je Clan Zajednice cd
godine 1918, a sve tamo cd
godine 1924 casnik je odsjeka
pa danas vec u odmaklim
godinama obnasa cast pred
sjednika odsjeka 1863. Cijela
obitelj kao i unucad su nasi
clanovi. Sliku mlade Lorraine
ovdje donosimo.
Kcerka Lorraine, I'D a t a.
King, je cd mladih dana ma
Sa clanica a sada &c "a KRAFT
ko vrijeme privesti j svojeg
supruga u nase redove.
Brat Kaurloto, ponosni O.
tao svoje vrijedne kcerke, ro-
djen je ma otoku Pag, Dalma-
CHA.
Mi prijatelji owe vrijedne
obitelji cestitamo bratu i Sc
stri Kaurloto sto su odgojili
vrijednog sina John i kcerku
Lorraine. Mladoj uSiteljioi ze-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-29

razlicitih krajeva, vec sam 20
sebi donosi dobro raspoloze-
ME veselje, da to zaista bu-
de jedna takva priredba, ko-
ia &c svima ostati u trainom
sjecanju. No bogati program
sto su ga tako spremno pri-
premili organizatori izle a,
mnogo je uvecao dobro ras-
polozenje prisutnih. Izletnike
je najprije toplim rijecima po-
zdravio predsjednik Narod-
nog odbora opcine Dobrova,
Stane Vrvohic i predao rijec
Zini Verscaj, potpredsjednici
Matice slovenskih iselienika,
koja je sa nekoliko biranih
ri j e { zazelila dobrodoSlicu
braci i sestrama iseljenicima
i istakla gotovost naroda Ju-
goslavije, da prijateljski SUI
radjuje sa americkim i dru-
gim narodima "a cuvanje mi
ra stvaranje dobre wolfe
blagostanja medju narodima
svijeta.
Ma ovom kratkom, toplom
pozdravu zahvalilo Sc neko-
liko amer. Slovenaca oba spo-
la. Prva je uzela rijec sestra
Frances Wider, a Ia njom je
u vrlo lijepom slovenskom je-
ziku, iako rodjen u America,
govorio John Susnik, pred
sjednik Slovenske Dobrodelj-
ne Zveze. On je u ime svoje
organizacije topic pozdravio
prisutne / srdacno Sc zahva-
lilo Mattel j svima, koii su sc
pobrinuli da njihov boravak
ma ovom izletu posjet rod
moi grudi bude tako ugodan
i udoban.
Neobicno snazan utisak ma
prisutne ostavio je John 8.
Pestotnik. Oval mladi Anne
rikanac slovenskog porijekla,
koji je prvi put u zivotu stu
pio ma tlo gdje su Sc rodili I
odrasli njegovi roditelji, re-
kao je lijepim jednostavnim
slovenskim jezikom:
- ROdio sam sc u Americi
Moi SUI Sc roditelji rodiil ov-
die u ovoj lijepoj zemlji SIo-
veniH. POnOsan sam da po-
tjecem liz ovako lijepe zeml,je
i cd OvakO kulturnog naroda.
Z tom duhu sve Vas topic
pOzdravljam
Kad je mladi Amerikanac
zavrSio owe rijeci, prolomio Sc
burnt aplauz prisutnih. Mno-
gina su navrle suze radosnice
ma oci.
Poslije pozdravnih govora,
nastupio je zabavni orkestar
"Ausenik" IL Ljubljane. To
su zaista veliki umjetnici.
Svirali su pjevali birane slo-
venske narodne melodije, ko-
je su nasi Amerikanci sa u
zivanjem zanosom slusali.
Osjecao sam Sc fizicki od-
moren i dusevno zadovoljan.
Napustajuci izlet nametnula
mi Sc samo jedna misao: Ear
nebi nasi americki Hrvati
Hrvatice dogodine mogli da
dodju ma ovakav jedan izlet,
recimo, ma naSa divna Pitt
vicka Jezera?