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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03

Reds Charge RoKs Break Truce by
Demonstrations. Poee A
Rhee Soys War With Reds Is Un-
ovoidoble. Poae AS
U. S. Renews Demond Reds Poy DOM
oses for Plone Victims. Pooe "A
sent to Korea to supervise the
armiStice has become totally in
effective and he would favor its
abolition.
At a news conference concen-
trated on problems Of the Far
East, Mr.. Dulles also said:
/. South Korean President
Syngman Rhee has made some
rather sharp statements about
the United States, but Mr.. Dulles
does not care to reply in kind;
the United States Is big enough
to be tolerant of talks which
show certain amount of petu-
lance.
2. The United States is giving
preliminary examination to the
possibility of a formal defense
treaty with Nationalist China
or a treaty tying together in
some way Nationalist China,
Japan and Korea: no decision to
go ahead with either of these
ideas has been made.
8. Allied talks aimed at Gre
ating a Southeast Asia defense
treaty are proceeding. and in
vitationS to a treaty-writing
conference may go out in a week
or 10 days.
4. Sweden and Switzerland, as
members of the u. N. Super
visory Commission in Korea,
have shown great dissatisfaction
with conditions under which
they have to work in North
Korea and have shown great
lack Of enthusiasm for contin-
uing the chore.
Would Urge Abolition.
Mr.. Dulles said the United
States would be sympathetic to
seeing the commission brought
to an end because the Commu-
mist members of the commission
working in South Korea are al
lowed more privileges than the
nom Communist members re-
ceive in North Korea.
Mr.. Dulles said the commits
sion members in North Korea
are limited to work in certain
ports of entry, but the Commu-
nists have used other ports of
entry for military traffic that
the U. N. commission cannot
observe. He said this has made
the commission totally ineffec-
tive.
Asked If the Reds have in
creased their strength in North
Korea since the Korean armis-
tice, Mr.. Dulles replied that
there probably has been a net
decrease in strength since the
armistice because the Chinese
have withdrawn part Of their
foot soldiers.
Mr.. Dulles continued, however
that the Communists have been
strengthening their air power
through building up airf1elds and
introduction of aircraft which is
forbidden by the treaty.
Can Quickly Return.
He said the Communists also
were in a position to move
ground troops back into North
Korea.
Mr.. Dulles was asked whether
the Communists actions could be
used to cancel the entire armiS-
tice agreement.
He replied that if the Com
munist actions demonstrably vi
olated the purpose and intent OF
the armistice, it would be UP to
the U. N. command to threaten
to remedy the situation and If
that threat were not needed.
carry out the threat.
Mr.. Dulles emphasized, how
ever, that no violation reported
so far would justify calling of
the armistice and resurning the
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President Moy Order FoIlowup on
Aetionsin Security coses. Pose AS
Morse Reveals BIT Of History" on Eisen-
hover Korea Views. Poqe AZ
Woodrine Says He Lost Foith in Nor
sholl Over Chino Role. Poqe A-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
August IA Is New
Target for Partial
Windup Of Congress
Senate Would Stoy On.
Chiefly to Take Action
On Mccarthy Report

Senate Republican Leader
Knowland today set a new target
date Of August IA for at least
partial adjournment of Congress.
He told reporters at the White
House after q conference with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
Nixon 10 Pick
Six for Action
On Mccarthy
; From Each Party
To Churt Course
On Censure Move
n ~

The Senate today headed into
another Mccarthy investigation,
this time to determine whether
the Wisconsin Republican should
be formally censured for any or
several Of many charges filed
against him.
Vice President Nixon will Sc
lect, within "48 hours" Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03
Dulles Charges
Reds Violate
Korean Truce
Cites Plane Building
But Sees No Need
To Renew Fighting
By james E. Roper

Secretary of State Dulles today
accused the Communists of NOV
ing aircraft into North Korea in
violation Of the Korean armistice.
But he said the violation was not
serious enough to justify resump-
ton of the fighting.
MIR. Dulles said, however, that
the United Nations Commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03

Reds Charge RoKs Break Truce by
Demonstrations. Poee A
Rhee Soys War With Reds Is Un-
ovoidoble. Pose AS
U. S. Renews Demond Reds Poy DOM
oees for Plone Victims. Poee A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03

Senator Long Tries to Trim Billion OFF
Foreign Aid Bill. Pose AS
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Weather Forecast

Fair tonight, low near &c. Tomorrow,
mostly sunny and warm. Full report, plus
resort areas forecast. on Page A-2.)
Temperatures Today.
Evening star., 1954-12-18
Powdering Concrete Patio.

Powdering Concrete Patio.
Question: Blue coloring was
troweled into the wet cement
of our open patio. The coloring
is powdering and gets on chill
dren's clothing and we also
track it into the house on our
shoes. What can We do to pre-
vent further powdering?
Answer: If the concrete is not
too sandy and soft it can be
hardened and made dustproof
by giving the floor a couple of
soaking coats of a liquid cement
hardener. Dealers in waterproof
ing compounds and masonry
materials usually carry it in
stock.
Dull LinOleum.
Question I moved into q
! house that has inlaid linoleum,
Evening star., 1954-12-18
3 Million More GIs
Will Buy Homes,
VA Forecasts

More than 8 million additional
veterans of World war II and
post-Korea service are likely to
get CT loans, the Veterans Ad-
ministration predicts.
This forecast was made in a
just-published pamphlet. "GI
Loans, the First Ten Years." de-
taiaing the accomplishments, i'm
pact and future of the CT loan
program. The booklet was issued
by VA and is available through
regional Offices.
Describing the loan program
as a bold venture in veterans
benefits" The pamphlet says 3.5
million veterans have been able
| to borrow more than S23.5 bill
| lion for homes, farms and busi-
| nesses through the use OF VA
guarantees.
Progress of the program from
| its beginning is described IN de-
tail. The report reveals that the
cost to the taxpayers in admin
| istrative expenses Of operating
the loan service has been about
43 cents for every s100 borrowed
by veterans.
The report says CT loans ac-
count for nearly 25 per cent OF
the Nations total mortgage
debt.
The booklet points to the SUBJ
stantial influence the VA home
loan programh as had on the in
dustrial economy resulting from
| investment of nearly SIT billion
in new homes. Veterans also
purchased about 1.5 million ex-
| isting homes, providing, the VA
says, a bolstering effect on the
whole residential market.
In its prediction. the VA points
out that World War II veterans
have until July 25, 1857, to OBJ
tain GI loans, while post-Korea
veterans have until 10 years after
the end of the present emergency
the date of which has not yet
! been set.
Evening star., 1954-12-18
Dull LinOleum.

Question - I moved into a
house that has inlaid linoleum,
but the floor appears dull and
Evening star., 1954-12-18
Homes Approved
For Construction in
Prince Georges

Recent building permits IS
sued by Prince Georges County
include:
Bert Robinson, Of Waldorf.
owner; dwelling at Pineview lane
and woodward road. Clinton
Garden, $4,000.
Safeway Stores, Inc. Wash
ington, owner; store on State
Route No. 5, Upper Marlboro,
cost. $3.50, 1000; Mills. Petticord &
Mills, architect.
G. S. Oursler, Of Clinton,
owner; six dwellings on new
State Route No S, Clinton. cost,
$4,000 each.
Joseph H. Blandford. Brandy
wine. owner; two dwellings on
state Route No. 5, Blandford
Village. cost. $4,000 each.
Thomas E. and Jacqueline P.
Bayne, of Brandywine, owners;
dwelling on Floral Park road,
T. B.. cost, $4,000.
Lew w. Lopez, 1414 PennSyl-
vania avenue Sc, Washington,
owner; three dwellings on Red
wood drive, Forestville, cost, $10,-
900 each.
Evening star., 1954-12-18

position of credit and collection
manager.
Mr.. Davies is also a past pres
tdent of the Washington Retail
Credit Association. He has been
with the realty firm since 1852
Henry w. Stoehr is chairman
Of the sixth annual Christmas
party of the Montgomery County
Real Estate Board, to be held at
the Brook Farm Restaurant In
Chevy Chase from noon to 4
pm. Monday. Other members OF
the committee include Tom
Thatcher, Russell Bauer, Leo A,
Bryer. Lawrence Fig. Esther
Henderson and Lydia Shrader.
M. T. Broyhill & Sons has an
nounced distribution Of more
than $4,000 in Christmas bo-
muses. to employees.
X X
The Washington Real Estate
Board expects more than SOC
persons at its 21st annual Christ
mas party in the Hotel Statlel
at noon Tuesday.
q. Gordon Rouse, Christmas
party chairman. and Joseph L
Donnelly, entertainment chair.
man, are making the arrange
ments with the aid of Norfleet
.. Dickinson, Howard Hum
phries. Lloyd E. Turner. Charles
L. Norris, jr.. Stanley r. Smith
c. j. Young, Edgar F. Britt anc
A. Edwin Sparks.
The Eastern High School Glee
Club, under the direction of Mis-.
L. Jeannette Wells, will lead the
caroling.
The Ralph B. Cohn brokerage
firm will hold a Christmas party
from IL am. to 6 pm. December
"a for it's staff and friends in tht
firms Office, 318 Kennedy stree
NV.
Evening star., 1954-12-18
By Roger c. Whitmon

Question: Could you give ad-
vice on filling hairline cracks in
plaster? understand boiled
linseed oil is used. Will you
please tell me what this mix
ture is?
Answer: The mixture calls
for three parts Of boiled linseed
oil and one part turpentine.
Boiled linseed oil is purchased
through your local paint store,
and requires no heating or fur
ther preparation. The mixture
is rubbed on the cracks with a
cloth to force it into the open
spaces. After a couple Of days,
light sandpapering may be nee
essary.
Scratches on Glass.
Question: When we purchased
our new home we had our win
dows cleaned. After moving in
we found the glass scratched
around the edges from razor
blades. Is there anything or any
way we can correct this?
Answer: Scratches In glass
cannot be removed except by
polishing it at a plant that would
have the proper machinery for
the purpose.
Plaster Powders.
Question: would like to know
what causes the plaster around
! two of my windows to become
powdery only in certain spots.
What can I do to prevent 1t?
have scraped the plaster off
around the spots. then replas-
tered and repainted, but the
condition persists. If 1t is from
water, wouldn't the plaster show
water marks?
Answer-Evidently the amount
of moisture that is causing the
plaster to disintegrate is not
enough to show large definite
water spots. This moisture prob
ably comes through some small
Evening star., 1954-12-18
$4,000 Loan Approved
For COLLEGE DormifoY

The Housing and Home FL
nance Agency this week an
nounced approval of q loan Of
$4,000 for Beaver College.
Jenkintown. Pa. to aid in con-
struction Of q dormitory to house
50 women students.
The. loan is to be used with
$4,000 Of the colleges own
money.
Evening star., 1954-12-18

shows every footmark. It is also
very hard to scrub the surfaces.
Could you please tell me If there
is anything I can put on such
a floor to make it look clean?
Answer-1f the linoleum was
scrubbed frequently with strong
caustic solutions the surface
might be damaged permanently.
The appearance of foot marks
Evening star., 1954-12-18
Realty
Revue

II you want to buy home Of
your own the Federal Housing
Administration has a little guild
ance to offer, but no hard-and-
fast rules.
In a release put out by Thomas
c. Barringer. director of the
Washington Regional Office of
FILA. he points out the agency
makes constant studies of the
relationship of family income to
housing expense.
Here's what he says American
families have been spending for
their houses: Income of $3.50 q
month, about an $8,400 house;
$3.50 a month income, $4,000
house; $3.50 income, $4,000
house, and $3.50 income, $11,500
house.
David r. Isen and Milton
1Sen, nave just returned from
q trip through 20 Eastern and
Midwestern States in which
they visited housing develop
ments to survey work now under
way.
The Washington Building
Owners and Managers Associa-
ton will hold it's Christmas
luncheon at 1915 pm. Wednes-
day in the Burlington Hotel.
Each member Is asked to bring
a toy or doll for Christmas dis
tribution to underprivileged chill
dren through the United Com
munity Services.
Pomponio Realty, Inc, has an
nounced promotion of William r.
Davies to the post Of assistant
sales manager.
Mr. noUioS graduate Of
Evening star., 1954-12-18
Shopping Center Opens

The opening of a new 13-store
shopping center at Queens Chapel
and Chillum roads in Prince
Georges County was announced
this week by Weinberg & Bush,
Inc. The center was built by
the Roscoe Engineering Co.
Evening star., 1954-12-18

Western Re-
serve Univer-
sity, CT ev E.
land, oh 10,
has been a
resident of the
w a S h i ngton
area sine e
1885. He was
employed by
L a n S b urgh's
d e p a r t ment
store from the
time he came
h re u n t ii
| 8 5 2, la S I
holding the
Evening star., 1954-12-18
Boiled Linseed Oil Can Seal Cracks in Wall

and dirt will be much greater
on floors of a very light or very
dark color, and there is nothing
one can use on such surfaces
to prevent dirt from showing up
Linoleum floors should be washed
with a mild soap or one Of the
mild floor cleaning compounds,
rinsed with clear water, then
wiped dry. After a couple of
hours for air drying. good
brand of self-polishing liquid
wax is applied. Do not coat the
floor with varnish. shellac or
lacquer.
Mr.. Whitman offers readers leaflets
on a variety of subjects concerning
home repair work. If you would like
to have his leafet W-22. CLEANING
PAINTED AND VANISHED WALLS
AND WOODWORK. send 10 cents in
coin to Roser G. Whitman. P. Q. Box
SO. Station G, New York 10. N Y.
(Released by Consolidated News
Features, Incl
Evening star., 1954-12-18

openings or crevices on the out
side between the window frame
and wall. 1t could even drip
down from a window on the floor
above. A thorough examination
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01

owe godine damo 2 prsdstave
te veGeri. Prva predstava ce
trajati Cd IS sati ma vecer,
a druga cd S:30-9:30 sati
ma vecer. Mas crkveni zbor,
clanovi starijeg mladjeg Ko-
10 Club skolska djeca pri-
premaju "a tn vecer lijepi
program pod vodstvom gosp.
Joseph Kaucky. Ulaznica, ko-
ia sc moze dobiti i u samom
muzeju, je besplatna.
Hrvati Hrvatice. Ponosi-
mo Sc svojim krasnim bozic-
MIN obica jima i pjesmama.
Svojim prisustvom te veceri
u muzeju pokazimo Ameri-
Gamma i ostalim strancima
da smo Hrvati i da sc time
ponosimo; da Guvamo u anna
net one krasne divine obi
cafe, koje mas narod proziv-
lava kroZ svetO bozicno vrije-
me. Svojim prisustvom siri-
mo nase ime i nasu slavnu
hrvatsku proslost. Dovedite
sa sobom te veGeri svoje
prijatelje Americana da oni
vide kako SUI vaSi djedovi i
ocevi slavili Bozic u svojoj
domovini Hrvatskoj.
Zapamtite, predstava "Bo-
zic II Hrvatskoj" sc owe 60
dine dava ma 6. decembra, u
ponedjeljak ma vecer u Z i
u $50 sati u Museum of Sci
ence and Industry, koji Sc
nalazi ma 57th st. and Lake
Michigan.
Odbor "a proslavu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
MARiJA ZAGAR

Calumet, Mich. - DruStvo "Sve-
ii Rok", odsjek broj 9OS HBz. o.
vine javlja zalosnu West clanovi-
ma zajednice i jateljima, da
smo u kratko vrijelne sa smrti IL
gubili diva clana.
Prva je bila sestra Maria zagar,
dugogodisnja clanica naseg odsje-
ka, koja je nakon nekoliko mjeseci
bolovanja preminula dne 1S. augu-
sta 1854.
Pokojna sestra bila je rodjena
1873. godine mjestu Lokve, Cor
ski Kotar, Hrvatska. Ona je bila
supruga pokojnog Jurja Zagar,
koji je preminuo pred godinu pol.
Njezin sprovod pokop je odr-
IAN ma 21. augusta uz vjerske OBJ
rede, u crkvi Svetog 1vana Krsti-
telja. Sveta misa je bila odsluze-
ma po Fatheru Stivens u 9 sati u
jutro, a zatim je povorka uz Clan
stvo naseg odsjeka mnogo prija-
telja znanaca krenula ma grob-
lie, gdje je predana majci zemlji
ma vjecni pocinak, Njezin odar bio
je iskicen brojnim vijencima cvi-
jeca cd roda prijatelja, medju
kojima Sc je isticao lijepi vi
jenac naseg odsjeka znak zadnje
pocasti. Pc svemu tome Sc je vi
djelo, da je sestra imala dosta
prijatelja i stovatelja.
LA sebe je ostavila razzalos-
Gene cetiri kteri / jednog sina.
Tebi nezaboravna sestro i prija-
teljice Maria neka bude lahka cr-
ma zemlja tvoje move domovine, a
tvojoj djeci Cd strane clanetva
naseg odsjeka iskreno sauceste.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
JOHN JAKOYAC

Drugi je mas mlad Clan, brat
John Jakovac, koji je umro nas24.
septembra 1854.
Rodjen je II. juna 1928. godine
u Calumet, Mich. On je dakle sin
naseg vrijednog odsjetnog pred
sjednika, brata Grge Jakovca.
Mrtvo tijelo pocivalo je ma odru
pogrebnom zavodu, gdje su rod
bina, kumovi, znanci i prijatelji
dolazili da ga JOS jednom ide 1 da
mu iskazu zadnju pocast, koji su
takodjer polozili mu ma odar mno-
gobrojne whence cWjeta / platili
svete mise, medju kojima je bio
l krasni vijenac naseg odsjeka u
znak zadnje pocasti.
Ma dan pokopa povorka je kre-
nula cd pogrebnog zavoda u ka-
tolicku crkvu, gdje je odsluzena
misa zadusnica, nakon crkve-
nih obreda ma groblje, gdje smo
njegove mrtve ostanlze predah
majci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak 1
tako Sc s mime zauvijek rastali
/ oprostili.
LA sebe ostavlJa ozaloStenog o.
ca. tri brata osam sestara.
Tebi brate John neka bude la
hka gruda zemlje u kojoj vec po-
civas, a tvojem ozalosccnom ocu,
brati sestrama nase topic sa-
ucesce.
Lawrence Kaifcsh. tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01

djelicu i Bosku Mihitu, koji su
cak iz Fresna dolazili | obilazili
pokojnika "a vrijeme bolesti, Bo-
70 ie dosao ma sahranu.
Neka je isto svima nvala koji
SUI okitili njegov odar a mnogo-
brojnim vijencima cvijeta, kojih je
bilo da i'm Sc nj broja nezna, a
imena zbog prostora u "zajedni-
caru" nemozemo donositi. Bio je
in takovih, koji su MANIFESTO cvi-
ieca dali "a fond da Sc suzbija ralI
bolest, kao i "a fond naprednih
radnickih novina, koje pokojnik
pomagao "a zivota. JOS jednom ne
ka je svima hvala koji su nam
god pomogli ovim nasim tuznim
/ zalosnim casovima.
Ozaloscena familija:
Rista, supruga; Luka Jovan,
sinovi; Desanka, kcerka; Mill
ca Loretta, snahe; Dragc Pa
vic, yet, i unucad.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
"B01IC U HRVATSK0J"

Chicago, Ill. - u Chicagi
sc nalazi divan muzej znano-
sti umjetnosti (Museum Of
Science and Industry ma 81
oj ulici'i Lake Michigan. Ia
golemna zgrada je sagradje-
ma prigodom svjetske izlozbe
u Chicagi godine 1898. Kas-
nije je ia zgrada pretvorena
u glasoviti muzej.
U prostranoj dvorani sa-
mog muzeja razne narodno-
sti kao npr. Cesi, Norvezani,
Poljaci, Madjari, Nijemci, Ia
lijani, Ukra jinci, Japanci it'd.
priredjuju bozicne predstave
vec Is godina. Svaka narod-
most u predvorju muzeja is
kit bozicno drvce, kao sto je
obiGaj u staroj domovini, a
u samoj dvorani drzi pred
stavu, koja Sc sastoji u pri-
kazivanju raznih obicaja do
ticne narodnosti "a Bozic
kroz bozicne blagdane.
Pred dvije godine uprava
samog muzeja je pozvala hr-
vatsku zupu Presv. Trojstva
ma Throop ulici, da bi oni
kao Hrvati sudjelovali u tom
medjunarodnom pro g ra m u
bozicnih proslava, koje Sc dr.
re u muzeju. Tako po njiho-
voj zelji nasa zupa Presv.
Trojstva pocela je pred dvije
godine davati Bozic u Hrvat-
skoi u chikaskom muzeju.
Nasa omladina, Kolo Club,
crkveni zbor, skolska djeca
ostali SUI nastupili pred jaw
most po prvi put sa predsta-
vom Bozic u Hryatskoi. Pc
| prvi put u historiji Chicago
hrvatsko bozicno drvce Sc je
nalazilo medju ostalim narod.
MIN bozicnim drvcima u pre-.
dvorju samog muzeja. Sama
predstava kao cijeli pro.
gram je uspio iznad svakoe
ocekivanja, tako da jos i da
mas uprava muzeja sa po
nosom Sc sjeca one veceri ka
da SUI Hrvati po prvi put da
vail Bozic u Hrvatskoj u Mi
.hovom muzeju. I owe godin'
smo pozvani da sudjeljujem'
u bozicnom programu. Ia ma:
Hrvate je odredjen dan 6
decembra, ponedjeljak vecer
Buduci da smo imali silan u
spjehr prize, odredili su d;
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01

ma slici vide rodbina, prijatelji l
clanovi. Bolovao je oko 4 'ljeseca
cd teske bolesti raka, cd koje je
konacno podlegao.
Bio je rodjen 1902. godine mje-
stu sosice, 'Jastrebarsko, Hrvat-
ska. U HBz. je pristupio 1911. g.,
/ uvijek bio men dobar Clan.
liza sebe ostavlja diva alta, jan
ka Iliju, dyije sestre. Martu
Jelenu u staroj domovini, te jednu
sestru Mariju Juznoj Americi
jednu sestru Anu ovdje u ovom
mjestu, kao strica Daku druge
rodbine, koji su bill uz MEGA do
zadnjeg casa dok mite preminuo.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bio je IL
lozeno pogrebnom zavod' Jack
son & Barnard, te bilo okiceno
krasnim vijencima cvijeta cd rod
bine prijatelja, medju koi ma 'se
isticao lijepi vijenac naseg od-
sjeka, kao cd dvaju susjednih cd.
sjeka u znak zadnje pocasti svonl
nezaboravnom bratu
Ma %. septembra dignuto je mr..
two tijelo liz pogrebnog zav"da
preVezeno u katolicku crlIvu, gdje
je odsluzena sveta misa. Nakon to.
ga povorka je krenula ma katoli'
cko Groblje, gdje je bio pre- ar
majci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak
Mad otvorenim grobom, opposite
Sc je cd pokojnika procitao rad
grobno slovo mas odsjecni perovo
dja, brat Dako Semorel1, a II ims
unije kojoj je pokojnik pripadao
oprostio Sc procitao nadgrobnt
slovo potpredsjednik, brat w
spoule, koji je polozio kiticu cvi
jeta u znak zadnje pocasti.
Neka ii je brate Nikola lahks
gruda owe zemlje kojoj vec poti
vas, a tvojoj braci sestrama, rod
bini prijateljima, u ime sveukup
nog clanstva naseg odsjeka izra
zavano dubolo iskreno saucesce
V. subat, tajntk
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
CILIKA GRACAN

BenWOOd, w. Va. - Odsjek 81
javlja clanstvu HBZ. i prijateljima
zalosnu vijest, da sn,o izgubili il
nase sredine dugogodisnju clanicu,
sestru Ciliku Gracan. koja je "a
uvijek svoje trudne oci zaklopila
dine Il. oktobra 1864.
Pristupila je HBZ. pred IS
godina, te bila dobra clanica drus-
tva placala svoje pristojbe redo
vito. Kratko je bolovala magic
umrla, a bila je stara ga godine.
Iza sebe je ostavila tri sina
dvije kceri, koji je zale oplakuju.
Drustvo je poloziio lijepi vijenac
ma njezn odar ispratilo ju' ma
vjecni pocinak.
Neka je polSojnoj sestri Ciliki
lahka erna zenlja kojoj vec po-
civa, njezinoj obitelji nase Is
kreno saucesce.
"a drustvo Maria Magdalena"
, odsjek SO HBz., a.
Danica j. DuranoviG