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OF TER LOIISE TT. On Sunday.
March -, 1854, at lhfe Nursing
Homo. Dunn Loring. Va. LOUISE H
J Gunter. 81 n Thomas ST. Airing
ton, Va; Frederick A Gunter. Eliza
beth. N j, and Albert c. Gunter of
Atenei. n. j: sister OF Mrs. Augusta
kohring OF New York City. Mrs. Katie
Bel, Bullvllle. n. Y, and Mrs. jose
phine Hoffman OF Wantaugh, N. Y.
Funeral services at Higgins Funeral
Home, Ala Westminster ave. Eliza
beth. N. j.. at > pm. "Wednesday,
March 81. lnterment in Evergreen
Cemetery, Elizabeth, n. J. Arrange
meatS by Flt2gerald
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March -. 1854. FANNIE MEEHANS.
beloved wife of John J. Meehan. ST..
mother OF Ann F. and John J. Meehan.
tr and Mrs. Margaret Smoot. Friends
may call at her late residence. 600
March 81. at $50 am. thence to Ma
tiivty Catholic Church. 18th and Pea
BODY SITS. NV. where mass will be Of
tered at ~ a m. for the repoSe OF her
soul. Relatives and friends invited.
Irterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 30
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pE LEON. FRANCIS. on sunday. March

y. IV04, at MS TeSldenCe. T5I
st NV. at 9:03 pm. FRANCIS DE
LEON. beloved husband OF Frances
H. De Leon. Also surviving are one
brother. Emanuel De Leon of Trinidad.
British West Indies and other relatives
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
later Advancement by Cornish Il
Cornish & Son, 2l2l 10th ST. NV. so
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March - 1851 WILLIAM HENRY
MUTT Of 1895 18th st. nv, de, otcd
husband ol Mrs. Ellen Mutt. father OF
Mrs. Madeline johnson MIS-. The Inn
Patterson ana Nm. Mutt. Jr. brother
o! john NJ, Nu}t, stepson Of George
Seaborn. lie is also survived by other
on Monday, March ~. friends are in
vlted to call at the w. Ernest Jarvis
Funeral Church, 1892 You st. NV
Funeral services on Tuesday, March 30
Church at l pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 20
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CARELOCK. OCTAyIUS. On Wednes-

dav March -, 1854. OCTAVIUS
CARELOCK CT 1929 18th st. nv.
husband OF Burter W. Care!ock; father
OF Evelyn CareioCk, son OF Anna and
John Carelock; brother of Mrs Berlre
Diggs. Renal Clifton. Emily Ashcraft.
Carrie Heighter. NoaRi Allen. Boyce.
Homer. John Henry. Hoyt and Billy
Carelock. He also is survived by other
relatives and friends Between 10 a NJ
and = pm. Monday. March 90, friends
are invited TO call at the W Ernest
Jarvis Funeral Church, li32 You. ST.
roe ~ c
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day. March 30, 1851. at the Wash
inaton Sanitarlum HANSINA WIESE
FERRIS. beloved mother of Lula B.
Curtis and grandmother Of Mrs. The!ma
Mack, Mrs Grace Campbell and Mrs
Ncya Gerald. Friends may call at
the Takoma Funcra! Home. "a Car
roll St NV. where services VIII be
held on Tuesday March 80, at :! pm.
Interment George Washington Gene
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MUTT. VIM. HENRY. On Thursd

SUNDAY NaIlA =. i!lII, III ID
GOODWIN NEWMAN Ct 80 Kcnvt
-. NV Noict Of funeral later. a
Ian1c.nenls by JARVIS.
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CAIN. CLARENCE. On Thursday March
a M

25. 1854. CLARENCE CAIN. 9i5 E!cud
st. nv. husband OF Nina Cain. step
father of Mrs Bessie Cherry Sykes and
Thomas. William. Emma. Charles, Elisa
Leth and Clarence Ware. After ; pm
Monday. friends NAV ca!l st Carver
Memorial Funeral Home. - II ST. NV.
where funeral services will be held on
Tuesday at 30 pm. Interment Wood
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HtNNAU. ICY MAREE. On Saturday.
March 81. 1854, at Casualty Hos
pitaI ICY MARIE HINNAU of $40 f
ST ne. the beloved sister OF EdmCn
MelseT OF Mishawdka Ind. and Mrs.
Hazel Harris or Pomdale. Calf FRIENDS
hay can al the Lee Funeral Home.
1th 81. and Massachusetts ave. ne.
here services VIII be held or Tuesday
March 81. at II am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. ~
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HILTON, PINCKNEY C.. On Saturday

March -. 1854. at wash
ia ington. D. c.. PINCKNEY C.
MLA HILTON. member OF the Co.
E TSE q lumbia Typogrs phical Union
E%hpA No. lOl. the Secretary's
RSrE2 Chapel. and the AVUPS. Fu-
neral services on Tuesday
March 80 at pm. from Gawlers
Funeral Home. 1856 Pennsylvania ave.
NV. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery
Members OF the union are invited to
attend the services
JOSEPH Z. L1NS. Secv Treas.
"a
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March =, IH54. at the Circle Ierrace
Hospital Alexandria, Va. FRANCIS
Drischler OF COS North View ter,
Alexandria; brother Of Mrs. Marie
Policy. grandfather of John Francis Carl
DrischIer. Mrs: :; B. Bqcnansn ana
resting at his late residence. sos North
View ter. Alexandria Funeral serT-
ices viii be held at his late re ldence
on "Wednesday. March 81. at 1O:i1 am.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
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MEN ne iaSa - coor 0H SuH MnS
pta GERfRGbE az MeG sGt;S'OS oi 5 aSs
:4th ST. ne. beloved wife of William
A., Mccain, mother of Leonard A..
Albert F.. and Miss Eleanor G. Nc
Gam. Services at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 290l l4th st. NV.
Wednesday. March 81, at $40 am.
thence to St. Anthony's Catholic Church,
Holy Sacrifice OF the Mass viii be
offered at q am. for the repoSe OF
her soul. Interment st. Mays Gene
terry 30
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MYERS. HOMER J.. OF 23lD LINCOLN I'd.
ne. on March IS. 1854, husband OF
Sweet, Mrs. Claude Neighbors and
Kenneth r. and Louis T. Myers. son
of Mrs. Lula Myers. brother OF Gary
Myers and Larry Sweet. all Of Roa =
noke. Va Services at Chambers Flu
neral Home l4uu Chapn st. NV. on
Tut,dar, March .!u. at $50 am In
torment Washington National Gene
terry.
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IRVING, BERTHA, Departed this life

IKNINU, BEN HA. DtpdTItu lHIS IIIt
sunday, March =, 1924, at D; e. Gen
is survived by her husband, Henry
Irving: a daughter, Beatrice Jones; a
brother. William Robinson; two grand
children, Barbara Jean and Bernice
Tucker; a sister-in-law. Mrs. Abbie
Swami; other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews
Funeral Home, 6Ii@ 18th ST. S.W. NO
tlce OF funeral later.
JERMANE. FRIEDA DORA. Suddenly on
SATURDAY. March -, 1854. at her resi-
dence, 3S4U 18TH st. NV. FREIDA
DORA JERMANE. beloved wife OF the
late Clifton c JermanC, mother OF
William c. Jermane. sister OF Mrs.
Henry Nau. Services at the S. H. Hines
Co Funeral Home 39ul 18th ST. NV,
on Tuesday. March 30 at 10 am.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
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comlade BENJAMIN l.. TUBMAN, a
OTTO {. HAUscHLD. Comdr. Z.
WANAMAKER. SAMUEL A. At U. s.
1924 father OF Miss Waveline Wana;
brother Of Harry Wanamaker of Will
lIamSport. Pa, John F. WsnamaEe5 Of
U. S. Soldiers Home Chapel on We'd
nssday Marsh 81 N a. 10 m Inter,
Services by Chambers.
March 20. 1884, at his residence at
Chesapeake Beach. Md, GEORGE D.
WARNER, beloved husband of the late
Coda Warner and father Of Mrs. Mary
2 Duvall Of Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Imosene v. CUNNINGHAM. and his step
son. Edward J. Cunninsham. and his
sister, Jessie Horner,. Washington. D. C.
Remains resting at Hysongs Funeral
Home. 1900 N st. NV, where services
will be held on Wednesday. March 81,
at pm. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. 80
WILLY. CHARLES HIGGINS. On Sat-
san!t Santa CHARLES AleafNs WILEY
OF IIS0 Eastern ave. nephew OF MrS.
Annie Higgins. Friends may call at
the 8; II. Hines Co: Funeral Home.
1901 l4th st. NV. after 10 am. Mon
day, March 20. Services and interment
Hartford, Conn.
WILEY, WINNIE E. On Friday, March
26. 1854, at District General Hospital,
WHINE E. WILEY OF 1899 10Th ST. NV,
beloved wife Of George E. Wiley. mother
of Jane E. Brown. sister of James A.
Dent and William F. Dent. niece of
Helen Thomas OF New York City. Flu
neral from Boyd's Funeral Home 1910
goth st. NV. on Tuesday. March 80. at
10 am. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Lincoln Cemetery.
ZADEIKIS. JONAS tJOHN). On satur-
dav. March -. 1854. at Providence
Hospital. JONAS JOHN zADEIKIS of
5344 Wisconsin ave. NV, son OF the
late Joseph Theophilia Zadeikis. broth
er OF the Lithuanian Minister, the Hon
orabe Povilas Zadeikis. Funeral from
the James T. Ryan Funeral Home. 81 Z
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. on Tuesday.
March 30. at $50 am. Requiem mass
at st. Peters Church at 10 am. Rela-
tiveS and friends invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20
ZALLES. JORGE E. On Saturday.
husband Of Rose; father of Mrs. Leonor
Freeland. Maria, Martha, Robert,
his residence. 322 East Fffty-seyenth
st. New York City, on Tuesday. March
80. at 1880 am.
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CosGRoVE, JUSTIN J. Suddenly

Frlcay March %. lyJ4 al his resi-
dence, 1U3 Taylor st. NV. JUSTIN W.
COSGROVE, beloved husband Of Ger
trude Bohan Cosgrove ana father of
Eleanor Cosgrove. Funeral from the
Timothy Eanion Funeral Home. 1881
Georgia ave. nv, on Tuesday, March
30. al am. High requiem mass at
St. Gabriel Church. Grant Circle n. y.
at $50 am. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Mount OIIvet Gene
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munication of ST. Johns Lodge
No. IL. F. A. A. NJ. Will be
held at the Masonic Temple
18th st. and New York ave
NV. on Wednesday. March
81. 1854. at pm. for the
purpose of attending the fu.
1ur late brother, BENJAMIN l.
ORD c. HEERLEIN. w. NJ.
JOHN J. BARNES. Sec. &c
BENJAMIN L. Comrades oil
Richard j. Harden Camp No
>. United Spanish War Vet
Grams. will assemble at Hines
Funeral Home. 1901 l4th st
NV. Tuesday evening. March
30. 1904. at 80 pm, fol
funeral services for our late
pEN IANgTN rTTTnAHAM a
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IaFcA = IHj4. a A'sXandrIa Eosgl-
tai. SARA BUBB COOPER. 81, be.o,e
wife OF George r. Cooper. She also Is
survived By two small Children, one
son and one daughter: her mctheI
and father. MI. and Mr. Edwin Buob
three SISTERS. Misses Mar, and Doris
Bubo and Mrs. Anne Petel.at Remains
resting az Halls Funera Home. Oc-
Coouan. Va. Services Tuesday. March
30 a. ) pm. al Crawford Memorial
Church, LorIon Va. Interment Gran
Forc
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20. 1851. GRACE LEE OLIFF (nee
LAYTON of 1922 c st. Sc. the wife
OF the late Col. Julian 6. Olfi, mother
OF j. Earl, Lester Z. and Irving l..
Olifi; sister OF Mrs. Nellie Lee. Mrs
Ruth Pitts and Mrs. jeanette Callahan
OF Fredericksburg, Va. Friends may
call al the Lee Funeral Home. 4th St
and Mass ave. ne. where services will
be held on Tuesday March 30 at l
pm Interment Arlington National
Cemetery "a
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LANO ASI TN. JUHN q. On InUIsuay.
March 70. 1854, JOHN A LANCASTER
of 1870 10th st. NV. beloved brother
OF Mrs. Laura Biacknall. Frank D.,
Robert A.. Harry and George P. Lam
caster Also surviving are other reIa-
tlves and many friends. After l.! noon
Sunday. March rs, friends are invited
TO call at the Mcguire Funeral Home
Tuesday. March 30. at ST. Marv's Cath
Ole Church. PiSCataway. Md at Ia
am, Interment church cemetery. %
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MILLER. EDNA. On Thursday. March
-. 1854. at Freedmen HOSPITAL.
EDNA MILLER of LIB 18th 81. nv.
daughter o. the late Edna and John
Miller, deToted friend OF Hiawaths
Summers. Friends may call after $50
q Mrs, Viola j Russell 9::9 r st, NV
Funeral TUESDAY. March 80 at | pn
from Metropolitan Baptist Church. r
Rev. E. c. Smith officiating. 1nterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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PETERSON. RALPH w. On Friday.
March ~. 1854, at Dares Beach, Md.
RALPH w. PETERSON, husband Of
Katherine Peterson. brother OF Rev.
Harold c. Peterson of Moline. Ill. :
Judith Peterson of Formosa. Japan
Mrs. Irving johnson and Mrs. H. E.
Anderson of Rockford. ILL.,. and Mrs
Dorothy Norween of De Kalb. Ill.
Friends may call at the Hardness Flu
neral Home, Mutual Md, until 10
pm. Sunday. March Is; thence at the
Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home.
131 18th st. Sc, Washington. D. c.,
where services will be held on Tues
day. March 30. at 100 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 20
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6U9 Oneida pl NV
ANNABEL S. ARENDEs Pres.
TERESA OREILLY. Rec. Secy.
MENSH. MAX. On Saturday. March 81.
1854. al Tampa. Fla. MAX MENSH.
beloved husband of Freda MenSh and
devoted father of Mrs. Sarah Levine.
Baltimore, Md: Moses Mensh of Alex
andria. Va. Samuel. Harry and Israel
Mensh. all Of Tampa. Fla. He also is
survived by his sister. Mrs. Leah Wolf
end three brothers. Louis. Shia and
Jacob Mensh. Funeral services at the
Bernard DanzanSy & Son Funeral
Home. 1901 4th st. NV. on Monday.
March - at 30 pm. lnterment
Iifereth Israel Cemetery fOldI
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PJery, WUOuSUUIO' NU
FLETCHER. ANNAH MIRINDA. For
merlv OF Washington, d. c. on March
- 1854. in Madison. Conn, age 81.
she is surl wed by three cousins, Mrs.
James Miller. Brookiyn, y Y: MIS-
Harry CIapp Scarsdale. N. Y. Funeral
arraneement: will be ann0 10; ee e, at
later date ARRANGEMENTS oY the swami
Funeral Home. Madison. Conn.
Hymn. MARGARET [. On sunday,
March -. 1854. at Sacred Heart
Home. Hyattsville, Md. MARGARET
c. FLYNN (nee Satterl, beloved wife
OF the late John B. Flynn and aunt
nj Finer Sauter. Funeral from
Collins ,.' funeral Home. 1921 l4th st;
NV on Wednesday. March 81 at >
am Requiem mass at the Churcn
OF the Immaculate Conception at 1910
am Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry. 80
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March =; 1885,. at Georee WASHINGTON
University Hospital ELLEN FSTELLE
CLARK tnce RYAN, of 1859 South
Taylor st, Arlington Va. beloved wife
O. Clarence W Clark and mother c;
Mrs. June ( Klngman, Mr John W.
Clark and Pvt. Thomas G. Clark Also
surl wed bv seven sisters. one brother
and five grandsonS Friends may call
at the Fitzgerald Funeral Home. 3245
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. A
requiem mass Will be offered at ST.
Thomas More Church, Airing ton blvd
and North Thomas st. Arlington. on
Tuesday. March 30. at 1870 am.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
Industry Plans Clinics to Answer Queries

explained To visiting house,
holders all the hows and why's Of
the products and methods used.
OF course the lumber industry
put its best foot forward In this
show with myriad wood products.
but there was no sign of the
brakes being applied to other es-
sentials even competitors with
wood.
Hardware on Display.
For example, there was dis
play OF aluminium carports that
any do-it-yourselfer can erect as
simply as playing with Juniors
erector set. IN fact the upright
posts or this carport look some
thing like erector set pieces,
which makes them decorative as
well as readily adjustable. The
roof is enaIneled. plain or striped
to suit. Makes a fine canopy for
porch as well.
Decorative hardware and locks
also were shown in their latest
designs. Grooved nails to end
the annoyance of nails popping
out Of wallboard under vibration,
aluminium nails made tougher to
eliminate bending under hammer
blows, screw-threaded nails for
flooring to stop the music OF
floor squeaks were among other
exhibits.
Although the industry's latest
attitude has been to stress the
Evening star., 1954-10-23

They are about to make their
biggest pitch toward helping
homeowners. home builders and
even apartment dwellers solve
every problem from driving q nail
straight TO setting the dining
room table.
It all was demonstrated af the
Modern Living Exposition staged
in New York by the National Re-
tail Lumber Dealers Association.
Four acres of exhibits. all on one
floor in the huge Kingsbridge
Armory. were needed to show
what this program viii mean In
every city and town.
Three Houses Shown.
Among some 200 exhibits were
three full-sized houses. one fin
ished and furnished and the
others put together and taken
apart daily to show how local
lumber yards can tackle precon-
struction to speed home building
through the use of panel units,
And erected separately were
18 full-sized rooms. each planned,
built, decorated and furnished by
different national home maga-
zines. Architects. builders. color
stylists and various technicians
Evening star., 1954-10-23

'show-to-do-it" angle more than
the "do-it-yourself" In order to
save innocents from going be-
yond their depth, there still are
plenty Of fool-proof do-it-your-
self items Of interest.
Economy Questioned.
The emphasis on glamour that
prevailed throughout the show,
especially in the magazine
sponsored rooms, prompted hopes
that local lumber dealers will be
prepared to give realistic and
doWn-to-earth help to their
customers when the localized
program really gets rolling.
A carport converted into an
extra" room was said to have
cost 5000 to build as an exhibit
We wondered how a family
which would settle for a carport
in the first place because q
Evening star., 1954-10-23
THE EVENING STAR, washington, d. c.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1864

garage could not be- afforded.
could finally manage to convert
that carport into q luxurious
room with a stone fireplace and
a $500 storage wall. plus win
dow walls and other expensive
touches.
Maybe q windfall would do 1t.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
BY David 6. Boreuther

Soon you can take virtually all
Of your household problems to
one local clinic. You'Il get pre-
scriptions and the right medicine
for every structural ailment.
Beauty treatments and youth-re-
storing infections viii be ayil-
able to make your house easier to
live in, more fun to live with and
worth more.
The idea is being worked out
on a grand scale by local lumber
yards and building supply firms.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-17

svome clanstvu sa svojim gla-
silom. "Zajednicar" dono 81
oglase nasih oglasivaca, a ko-
j su mahom nasi clanovi. O.
We firme Sc bave trgovinom
da salju hranu robu, maine
- poklon pakete u Start mas
Kraj. Oni. kao takovi znadu
sto narod onamo treba, pax
su u tn svrhu uredili i pakete.
Ovime svracamo paznju ma
sih citatelja, kojima je potes-
koca da sami kupuju j prave
pakete, da to naruce kod O.
viii firmi sto u "ZajedniGaru"
oglasuju i da posiljka stigne
u vrijeme rodbini i prijatelji-
ma. Mi drzimo, da su owe fir
me solidne i postene, jer "a
koje smo doculi i dobili pri-
tuzbe, da nisu ispravno do
znacivale posiljke njihove o.
glase ne donosimo. Doduse mi
ne jamcimo "a nikoga, jer Sc
ipak dogadja da Sc koji pa
ket onamo | izgubi, a to je
rijetkost, to su valjda sluca-
jevi cemu Sc izbjeci ne moze,
pax svaki treba da ma to il
racuna.
Narod u nasoj Staroj do
mali treba pomoci. . ri tome
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-17
MnOgO traZe

\ hNOGO TRAzE, A MALO DAJU. Neki
wi nasi clanovi odvse traze cd Zajednice
Traze publicitet "Zajednicaru' "a stvari
"a koje Sc oni zagrijavaju sto je nekima
cd njih u interesu licno, pax "a raznovrsne
kolekte "a pomaganje starom kraju. Mi
smo uvijek ovim nasim clanovima isli ma
ruku, pa iako sa prostorom ovom ilstu
oskudjevamo. Dakle, Zajednica "Zajedni-
car" nastoje da ucine svakom uslugu ko-
lko je to ljudski moguce.
Medjutim opazamo, da bas ovakovi cla-
novi, koji toliko cd mas traze, oni vrlo malo
iii nimalo ne daju "a Zajednicu. Oni Sc ne
zanimaju "a clansku kampanju "a druge
stvari nasim redovima Po NINA bi "a
jednica opadala ne bi mogla vrsti svoju
zadacu, kao sto ju vrsi
Istina Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica ie
mocna organizacija "Zajednicar" zalazi u
domove naseg naroda u America, gdje ne
dolazi nijedna nasa novina niti &c ikada ko-
ja' doci, ali suprot toga ipak trebamo ovu
svoju ustanovu prosirivati jos wise da bude
djelotvornija jaca da bolje sluzi svome
narodu.
Pozeljno je da owl ljudi zene, koji Sc
sluze sa Zajednicom njenim glasilom "Za-
jednicarom" da oni doprinesu svoj obol ma
predku owe nase narodne organizacije, pax
bi bill stanju da bolje svima posluzimo.
l ma kraju - ruka ruku mije, obraz
obadvije - suglasju toga treba uznasto-
jati uzvratiti uslugu sa uslugom kako ko-
liko Sc to moze. Svi trebamo uznastojati da
suradjujemo i da jedni druge pomazemo.
Ovolko dobroj volji "a bolje razumje-
vanje, da medju svima vlada dobra VOLTA
bratska ljuba1
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-17

zemlje i lijepo je u Moi IL
vjeti, ali tn dolazi nekoliko,
ako. Ako 81 zdrav / mlad
imades dobru zaradu iii ako
imades dovoljno gotovine, da
81 kupis neku trgovinu iii VOC
MAX, a da kod toga nemas
mortgage, onda Sc dade Ii
vjeti. Ia onoga, koji sve to
ina, Kailfornija je zais t a
cvjetna Kalifornija, ali onaj,
koji sve to ina, tomu ruze
cvatu pa bilo ma kojem die
lu Amerike. Dok je covjek
zdrav, lijepo mu je tamo gdje
pravi bolji zivot, ako nema
zdravlja i dobre zarade, on
da mu nije nigdje lijepo i "a
takovog RUE ne cvatu. Lie
po mi je rekao jedan stari
prijatelj, koji je ostavio istot-
nj dio zenlje sada nasta-
njen u Kaliforniji: "Pa,
snijeg je lijep i potreban, jer
da ga netreba nebi ga Bog
stvorio." - Twill sretrli bill
svi vi u Kaliforniji!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-17

njuje opasnost cd kapi. Bo-
lovi u zatiljku, vrtoglavica |
nesvjestica, smetanje motor
nog iii osjetnog zivcanog 81
stema, krvarenje il nosa, kr-
varenje u mreznici Okla, sve
su to alarmni znaci opasno-
sti cd kapi. No, owl simptomi
nastupaju kod drugih obo-
ljenja, a ne samo kod povise-
nog tlaka. Ali, odsustvo dru-
9Th uzroka ukazuje ma po-
viseni tlak.
Ina wise nacina da Sc sma-
Mi poviseni tlak. PRIZE svega
treba izbjeci debljanje, obic-
no pogodnom dijetom. Kirur-
Skim zahvatom mogu Sc pro-
, siriti suzene krvne zile, a ta-
kodjer / specijalnim lijekovi-
ma.
Treba naglasiti, da u veci-
nj slucajeva kap jos ne znaci
nj smrt, niti kraj aktivnosti
covjeka u njegovu zvanju.
Danas je vec vrlo razvijeno
lijecenje posljedica kapi po-
godnim gimnastickim vjezba-
ma, masazom, elektroterapi-
JON slicno. U vetini sluca-
jeva S uspjehom Sc vrati
funkcija paraliziranog orga-
ma, jer sc treningom "a u
pravljanje tog organa izvjez-
ba neosteceni dio mozga. Ma
tai nacin zasmjenjuje Sc rad
ostecenog dijela mozga.
Medjutim, uspijeh ovakvog
ijecenja ovisi najvise o volji
pacijenta. Nije lako ponovo
uciti govoriti, hodati, micati
udovima, jednom rijecju po-
novo nauciti osnovne radnje.
Pasteur je dozivio udar ka-
pi u 46. godini svoga zivota
uslijed trombone, pa ipak je
svoja genijalna otkrica izvr-
sio u slijedecih 27 godina.
Winston Churchill jos je u
wick jedan cd najaktivnijih
politicara, premda je prezivio
jedan laki udar kapi.
Umjerenim zdravim 1.-Two
tom treba kap sprijeciti. No,
ukoliko nastupi i civjek je
prezivi snagom wolfe moze SO
izbjeci zivot paraliticara.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-17

Sc ne smile gledati ma novi
red i rezim onamo, tko ga vo-,
Ii iii ne voli, potrebnima ipak
treba pomoci il ljubavi pre-
ma svojti IL covjecjih i rodo-
ljubnih osjecaja. Oni tamo o.
skudjevaju wise nego sto mi
u bogatoj America mozemo /
domisliti.
Pomagati svojtu u potrebi
to je, svakoga eovjeka duz-
most, a pomagati svoj muce-
nicki narod i brata u nevolji
to je rodoljubna, krscanska
| covjecanska duznost svako-
ga plemenitoga covjeka. U
takovom plemenitom radu ne
smijemo Sc obazirati ma po-
itiku j strancarstvo, a nj ma
prilike kakove tamo postoje,
eemu, ako itko, narod nije
kriv. Mi smo "a svoj narod,
pa mu kao takovome zelimo
pomoci koliko gdje to mo-
Zemo. a., ..
Dakle, brace moja, posalji-
te koju Bozienicu svojima, da
vas Sc bolje sjecaju da vas
blagosivljaju ma dan - b.
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