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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

jatelji. Bolovao je cd vremena
do vremena, kao posljedica ma
pornog rada. l tko bi mozda sve-
ga par dana prize smrti mogao i
pomisliti, da ce ugasiti oval ne
umorni zivot covjeka, koji je bio
kod svjesti do zadnjega casa Ii
Vota.
Uz nastojanje lijecnika i SUI
vremene medicine da mu spase
zivot, bilo je ma zalost uzalud
Neumoljiva smrt pokucala je ma
njegova vrata istrgla ga il sre-
dine nase 8. novembra 1854.
Rodjen je godine 1889. u mje-
stu Cvitovicu, kotar Slunj, Hrvat-
ska. U svojim mladim godinama
dosao je Ameriku potrazi "a
boljim zivotom, gdje je stupio u
familijarni zivot i" odgajao svoju
familiju, bio je obljubljen medju
svojim narodom il kojega je po-
tekao.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je iz-
lozeno kod pogrebnika, gdje mu
je odar cijele prostorije bilo is
l1iceno sa mnogo brojnim wien
Gina cvijeca, medju kojima je bic
i vijenac nasega odsjeka, gdje je
pokojnik obnasao razne casti. Ii
pax vijenci, pa SLIM automobile
koji su ispratili njegovo mrtvo IT,
jelo, ma vjecni pocinak pokazuju
da je pokojnik imao mnogo pri-
jatelja, kumova rodbine. Spro-
vod je bio jako lijep i mnogo bro
jan, tako da su Sc svi divili, to
valja zahvaliti pokojnikovoj su-
prugi i njezinoj rodbini, koji su
stekli ugled medju nasim naro-
dom.
LA sebe u. ovoj dolini suza, O.
stavlja tugujucu suprugu Dorku
tr isina u ovomu gradu, Johny
Georgia Ernesta, tri snahe
tri unuka. Jednoga sina Michael
koji Sc nalazi u U. S. Air Force
u California;, ostalu rodbinu, ku-
move prijatelje. U staroj domo-
vini jednoga brata Tomu nevje-
stu njihovu obitelj, sestru Mari
ju Stefanac i ostalu rodbinu.
U subotu 13. novembra 9:3C
u jutro krenula je povorka cd po-
grebnika u crkvu Sv. Josipa, gdje
je odsluzena misa zadusnica, a
nakon toga odpracen je "a uvijek
= cd svoje rodbine, kumova, pri-
jatelja Cd svojih najmilijih ma
vjecni pocinak. Nikada ne voli-
mo toliko nase clanove ko kada
i'll sahranjujemo, bola punih IT,
sucu rama tuge. Pokapamo ME.
ga drage uspomene dane ma
Sc, kojih nikada wise biti nece
Odlaze tako dani, godine i ljudi
dragi Pero, a mi kao da smc
ostavljeni i sani.
Nadgrobno slovo i tuzni rasta-
max u ime svih mas, iz4ckao je
nize potpisani. Neka I'll ova nasa
zemlja novoj domovini laka bi-
la, a trajno sjecanje &c ostati ma
dobro ljudsko bice.
Tvojima pax milima dragima
koji ostaju, nase iskreno sa.
ucesce.
Karlo Kolich, tajnik
Zahvala. Ovime Sc najiskre.
nije zahvaljujemo nasoj rodbini
kumovima prijateljima, koji 81
mas tjesili u nasoj zalosti. Posebna
hvala bratu Karli sestri Bar.
bari i njezinoj familiji ma njiho.
vol pozrtvovnosti utjehi, koju
su nam iskazali u teskim -" Sin,
casovima. Lijepa hvala svina ko-
il su dosli pohoditi mrtvo tijelc
i dali svoje masine "a sprovod
te svima onima koji su polozil
brojne whence ma odar darovali
"a sv. mise. JOS jednom svima
vam cd srca hvala, a I'll supruze
oce djede pocivaj miru Boz.
jem.
Tugujuca supruga, Dorka 81.
novi Johny, George, Ernest
Michael Turkalj
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prijateljima ipak pokazati, da
smo Hrvati i da drzimo do
onoga sto je nase. ia znam,
da svi ljudi, t. j, Hrvati, ne
citaju ovog lista, ali ii, dra-
gi rodoljube, upozori drugo-
ga mex on dobra nesto do
nese.
Sto sc tiGe trece godine, t.
j. dojduce, ia sam siguran da
ce naSi igraci owe godine ma
stojati biti prvaci tako vam
Sc zahvaliti ma vaSem dobru.
Charles Banjalucanin,
izvjestiteli j.
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Croatian Rockets "Adria" ponovno
Prvak sjevernog 0ntaria "a g. 1854

Kako ve6 u wise navrata najavil pisali vecnom
preko "Dance" nasem sportskom zivotu Sudbury-u,
Ontario Canade, ponovno navracam ovim cankom da
pak sv zainteresrani Hat nogometu bar nesto
ju stni.
Lanjske godine je wise pisalo samoi Adriji,
sto owe godne nie ptam Sc sam? Pc izgedu upra-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02
TONIC JURKov1c

javljamo svemu clanstvu odsjeka
125 cjelokupnom clanstvu HBZ.,
da smo iz nase sredine izgubili
vrijednog dobrog clana, brata
Tomu Jurkovica, koji je preminuo
dana 20. decembra 1854. On je
bio bolestan dulje vremena, ali
ma 2. novembra mu je poslo ma
gore, te sve lijecnicko nastojanje
nije uspjelo da nu zdravlje po-
vrati, pax je ma 20-og ispustio
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

NOta. - Donosimo gornje
u dobroj namjeri radi sporta
medju Hrvatima u America i
ier sluzi hrvatstvu, ali ipak
vjerujemo da bi "Adria" u
cinila mnogo bolje da djeluie
pod okriljem Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice, a njena NOM
cad kao clanovi zajednice u
zivali bi bolje priznanje i pot
poru kao clanovi owe mai
vece organizacije hrvatskog
naroda. zajednica je narodna
i dakle sviju Hrvata, pax ie
kao takovu trebaju razumi-
ii. - Ur.
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PETAR TURKALJ

MassillOn, Ohio. Tuznu VI
jest javlja odsjel1 "Radnicka Slo-
ga" broj 600 HBz., clanovima
prijateljima u America Kanadi,
da smo "a uvijek i4gubili dobrog
i dugogodisnjega clana brata
Petra Turkalja, koji mas je osta-
VIC Ia uvijek rastao Sc cd mas.
Ovdje donosimo njegovu sliku, da
ga JOS jednom vide clanovi i pri-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

Marko je rodjen 29. marca 1887
godine selu Nova Pracna u oko-
lici Siska. Dosao je u Ameriku
godine 1911, a pristupio u odsjek
351 HBz godine 1916, u kojem
ie ostao do svoje smrti. U staroj
domovini ostavlja veliki broj svo-
ie rodbine, koji Sc ralaze po ci-
jeloj Jugoslaviji, a u America o.
stavlja daljnjega roda mnogo
priiatelja u wise drzava, kao
Michigan, Ohio, New York, t. d
Nize pjotpisani je odrzao mad
grobno slovo pokojnom bratu u
engleskom nasem j-ziku. Neka
ie ovime cd nase strane, te od
HBz. odsjeka 351 "zora" IRA
zena hvala svima onima, koji su
pomogli ,sprovesti zadnje ostatke
pokojnog brata ma vjecni pocinak
njegovoj supruzi djeci, rod
bini i prijateljima nase saucesce
Matt Goretta
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02
DRAGUTIN GOJAK

Youngstown, Ohio. Odsjek
66 HBZ. ovime javlja ostalom
clanstvu prijateljima zalosnu
West, da smo iz nasih zajedni-
carskih redova izgubili dobrog
dugogodisnjeg clana, brata Dra-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

ma, a lahko moguce i il teh-
nickih razloga, obustavljeni
sportski izvjestaji?! Vec pet
godina Sc radi o samom spor-
tu, kojeg SUI osnovali vecinom
mladici, koji nisu nikad igra-
Ii nogomet Ia sto i'll je po-
nukalo to uciniti) samo IL
ljubomore, jer skoro sve ma
cije (mislim vec u Sudburiju)
imaju jedan nogometni klub,
dok SUI Ukrainci 1853 g. ina
Ii svoja diva kluba. IL same
Adrije je osnovano jos jedno
X. P. Drustvo Croatia, ko-
ia radi ma kultuno prosvjet-
nom polju. Do godine 1858,
Adrija je bila jedna medju
zadnjima. Docim 1858 osva-
ia prvenstvo.
U godini 1853 bilo Sc uro-
tilo srpstvo, komuna kao i
jugoslavenstvo, samo da ras-
kopaju hrvatsku Adriju, jer
i'm svuda po Kanadi smeta
tisuculjetni hrvatski drzavni
grb, kojeg nasa momcad Ad-
rije nosi ma svom dresu pod
vodstvom 1853 K. Lukano-
vica, predsjednika, koji je j.
ste godine prvak bio u "Ka-
jaku" sjevero-americkog kon-
tinenta, i tajnika A. Hruby
Adrija je postala tako jaka,
da je cak prvak postala.
Godine 1854 Adrija zapo-
clnJe sezonu, t. J. otvaranJem
sezone sa Ukraincima pod
glazbom grada Sudbury uz
himnu 90, Kanada". Pred
sjednik S.D.F.A. otvara u
takmicu sa prvim udarcem j
Adrija tuce tai dan Ukrain-
ce sa 80. Kroz cijelo prven-
stvo Adrija Sc strasno bori,
koja je morala prebroditi We
liku krizu pred sam konac,
jer je tai puta imala 5 po-
vrijedjenih igraca, koji kroz
5 utakmica nisu mogli nastu-
pitt. Konacno i to prestaje
decki ozdravljuju i sa Z punk
ii razlike zavrsavaju prven-
stvo.
Dosta nesreca imali smo u
samom tako zvanom "Pay-
off" "a Cup. Ispadamo pro-
tiv Nijemaca. Prvu utakmicu
smo pobjedili sa 10, a dru-
gu sa nesporazumom Adriji-
nj obrane, gdje smo igrali
stalno u sesnaestercu Njema-
ca stalno nadmocniji izgu-
bill sa 20 tako ispali "a
tai Cup, kojeg su Nijemci
osvojili protiv Madjara. S tim
"Cupom" It. j. pokalom) Sc
je zavrsila sezona nogometa
| LA nogometa dolazi drug
sport, low, u kojem sudjeluje
sest Hrvata: Hruby, Lagun'
dija, Kozlic, Zaldiner, frankie
i Poljak, neumorno gaze kris
Ontaria "a prepelicama, ze'
cevima, medvjedima, te ko'
nacno srnama. Cd tih jedin:
srecu ina Johnny Kozlic -
goldman" Adrije i Ivica Po-
ljak po jednu srnu. Joe Zal'
diner ina srecu 2 jednom :
srne pred MIN mista i good.
bye" srno! Istoga dana ina
cancu, iza NIGGA dodje srna
puca jedan naboj i opet nj
Sta - ali dragi Joso, druge
sezone!
Moran napomenuti, da
ribici ne spavaju. Dok u due
tu: Lagundija-Hruby SUI stall
nj gosti ontarijskih jezera
po kojima stalno cukaju raz.
ne stukice pickarel-black, bo'
sove (grgeee) pastrve i t. d.
kojima Sc prdruzuju Kozlic
Zaldiner it'd.
Po svrsetku nogometne Sc
zone Adrija je imala banket
ma kojem SUI podijeljeni oc
strane ovoga saveza predsjed'
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rodbini pokojnika, a tebi brate
Josipe neka bude lahka ova zem-
ljica kojoj vec mirno pocivas.
Stjepan Galovic, perov.
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POSTED Ma PRODAJU II sta

PUSJFD M PKUDAJU Il sta-
rom kraju, u sclu BudroviCi, op-
Gina Draganit, kotar Karlovac.
Sastoji Sc cd 9 jutara obradive
zemlje, kuca stala. Zainteresi-
rani neka Sc obrate ma adresu:
Ignac Jurcic, r. r. 5, Welland,
Ont, Canada $50
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13 Jakob Stipancic
Jela Radios
Slavica Gales
% Fabian Kovacic
81 PavaO Harris
13O Ivan Covic
141 Juraj Britvec
l67 Josip subert
Elizabeth Abel
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GR0B0Yl
Nash draeih -
Brace ! sestaro
UMRLI CLANOVI III. B. z.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd 21. DO %. JANUARA, 1856

1874 Petar Kosic
374 Maria Jenko, BID.
425 Ivana Kinkela
519 Bara KOlic
612 Milo VlahuSic
500 Ana Riordan
IT'S Nikola MarSic
9O3 John Turk
952 MarkO Saric
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te u Hrvatski Dom ma nase
plesacke tecajeve.
Stella Toplek, pero*.
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POTRAGA

'OTRAGA. - Trazim Stjepana
Domitrovic, rodom IL Sela, kod
Siska, iii njegovu obitelt. Bio
je II ameriGkoj vojsci pred 20
godina, pax je tada njegova a.
dresa bila: Corp. Steve Domitro-
vic, Troop &C. 14th Cav, Fort
Sheridan, U. S. A. Neka Sc iavi
meni, posto imam "a MEGA vije-
sti IL starog llraja od njegova
brata Ivana, koji ga trail preko
meme, CHE je prijasnie ime bio
Betika kraisCan. Sada je mole
ime adresa: Barbara Conjar,
339 N. Front Street, Steelton,
Pa. 1850
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States wanted peace" he de-
Iclared.
Mr.. Stevenson brushed aside
earlier comment by Gov. G.
Mennen Williams, Michigan
Democrat. that President Essen
hover is ian old man" who
probably wouldn't be nominated
again unless the Republicans
were desperate for a candidate
and forced him to run. Mr..
Eisenhower is "a.
Asked about the statement of
the 44-year-old Gov. Williams,
mfr. Stevenson, who is IS years
old. replied:
"a man is only as old as he
feels"
Essentially. that was the an
swer of Republican Cows. Arthur
B. Langlie of Washington and
Theodore r. McKeldin of Mary
land. Gov. Langlie said Gov
Williams was "slandering some
OF the best workmen and the
best minds of the country" by
questioning Mr.. Eisenhower's
age.
| Gov. McKeldin said the Presi-
dents age was mot a matter Of
years but of spirit" adding that
Mr.. Eisenhower's spirit is las
young. inspiring and stimulat-
ing" as it was years ago when
The first entered the Army.
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store consistency to foreign pol.
icy and restore paramount con.
Germ for the ordinary people t.
the domestic scene"
81 hope the conflict on foreign
policy now is ended among the
President. the Secretary of State
and the Republican leader in the
Senate (Senator Knowland oil
California;. he said.
But who knows when the
broken wing of the Republican
Party might start Tapping
again..
He said he could add, In an
obvious reference to Senator Nc
Carthy. Republican of Wiscon-
sin, and other critics of the
Presidents foreign policy, that
1.-The Democrats broke that
wing"
Criticizes Talks
Although he was laudatory OF
President Eisenhower's position
at the Geneva conference, Mr.
Stevenson criticized the Presi-
dents conversations with Mar
shall Zhukov, Soviet Defense
Minister and a World War II
tcomrade in arms.
IT never expected to hear an
American President plead with
Ia third-string Communist to
please believe that the United
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Life Term Reported
For Mustermind
In Argentine Revolt

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
Aug. II (P.-Qualif1ed inform
ants said today Rear Admira
Samuel Torrance Calderon. &C.
cused Of masterminding the june
rs revolt. has been sentenced tc
life Imprisonment. Federal prose
cutors had asked that he be SEN
fenced to die before a firing
squad.
Rear Admiral Anibal Olivieri
the navy minister at the time OF
the crushed revolt. drew an 49,
month prison sentence. the in
formants said. The sentences
were reported handed down by
the supreme military council as
it acted against Sc men accused
of plotting the rebellion against
President Juan D. Peron. in
which hundreds died.
Six other naval officers also
got life terms and the life SEN
fences carry with them the
brand of public degradation, .
the informants said.
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Governors Study Plans
For Highway Program

ushered in at Geneva, Sir Roger
said:
THE new climate Of opinion
will, I hope, also have a bene-
fetal effect on the situation in
the Far East, where tension still
is high and where bitter feelings
impede the progress of pacifica-
'tion.
THE British approach to the
problem of China has differed
from yours in the last three or
-four years and SO we welcome
the beginnings of direct discus
sions between the United States
and Communist China"
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Continued From First Page

VII a. ~ = 80 =
what Connie might do had
scared some vactioners. and a
few people left the beach in the
past two days.
! But they're coming back now
The weather is fine" said Mr.
Chopper.
He said stories about trucks
lined UP to evacuate vacationers
weren't true.
/ One big Army truck with
mobile radio equipment was
brought into the city and set ur
on the school grounds.
I'VE are getting radio reports
on Comics progress every hour,
said Mr.. Chopper. Wen know ir
plenty Of time to get people Out
of here if there is any danger"
At Colonial Beach. Town Sergt
w. J. Skinner reported a sunny
warm day. with nobody leaving
the beach.
Cruiser Gives News
The sergeant said that last
year, Hurricane Hazel caused ex-
tensive damage because there
was not sufficient advance warn
ing. This year, a police cruiser
equipped with loud speaker is
touring the town. giving latest
news on the hurricane and tips
on what to do in preparation
for high winds.
Mark Burnham, clerk at the
Anne Arundel County police sta
ton at Edgewater, Md, said
residents of the bay beach areas
around there, including Beverly
Brighton, Mayo and Woodland
did not seem upset by the pos
slbility of high winds. He said
there was little damage there
from Hazel last year.
=. Police said there was heavy
evacuation last night from North
Beach. About 500 left. Others
were leaving today,
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Gold Mines Fudino

MANILA. Aug. II P.-The
once flourishing gold mines of
the Philippines have fallen on
evil days. Three closed last year,
leaving only II operating. The
government gold subsidy board
says most Of the II would have
closed down had it not been for
subsidies.
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New Consulate Set

HONG KONG. Aug. II tP.-
The American consulate in this
British crown colony on the Dor
der OF Red China will invite bids
soon for construction of a new
four STORY building to house all
United States Government Of
fees here. The present two-story
consulate will be demolished.
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generally with the Democrats II
Congress that action is needed
on education, health, housing anC
highways programs, the Repub.
licans only make promises "anc
the Democrats believe in action.
8. He has some misgivings'
about the threat offered by the
Republicans to Federal develop.
ment of natural resources anc
what he said is the Eisenhower
Administrations opposition to
"the Democratic concept of Gov
eminent for all of the people
and not the few"
viii Reveal Intentions
Having laid down this outline
the tanned and healthy appear
ing potential candidate told re-
porters he will have something
definite to say about his political
by November.
Several Democratic Governors
have suggested at the .47th an
nual Governors Conference here
that Mr.. Stevenson must make
up his mind quickly if he wants
their party's nomination. Mr.
Stevenson said he had beer
listening for a year to such ad.
vice - and to some contrary
opinions-and "I'll do what
believe is best for the party"
What was best for the Demo
Gratis, in Mr.. Stevenson's obvious
opinion. was to quit thinking
about other potential nominees
such as Gov Averell Hartman
of New York and Senator
Kefauver Of Tennessee.
Gov. Hartman. who repeated
after a dinner meeting with the
former Illinois Governor that
I'm for Stevenson" was de-
scribed by Mr.. Stevenson as "un-
derstanding my thinking"
Not Afraid, He Says
Asked If he was afraid" To
run against Mr.. Eisenhower
again next year. Mr.. Stevenson
replied that he hadn't beer
afraid in 1852 and II can assure
you that 1t isn't fear that hao
delayed my decision"
You run for President be-
cause you believe in your party
and you have strong convictions
not because your opponent i.
wear or strong" he said.
Asked If he thinks he or any
other Democrat could defeat Mr.
Eisenhower next year, Mr.. Stew.
enson replied:
Anyone could do better
against Eisenhower than last
time. The Democrats are
stronger now" He said the
strength was demonstrated by
Democratic victories in the 1854
election when his party won con-
troll of both Houses of Congress
Mr.. Stevenson indicated that
if he is the party nominee he
will not shrink from challenging
Mr.. Eisenhower's foreign poll
cies.
He said that three years OF
tough talk" on the part Of Mr.
Eisenhower and Secretary OF
State Dulles had brought many
people (abroad) to the conclusion
that the Eisenhower administra-
ton was more Of a threat to
peace than Russia"
Says Trend Was Reversed
He said the President ha:
sharply reversed" that trend al
Geneva and he hopes that what
was done there was for the best.
But I think 1t would be fool.
ish to think that the cold wal
was ended by that sharp revers.
al OF policy" he said. IT DOM
think we can relax because thai
is precisely what Russia wants
us to do"
Mr.. Stevenson said the mis-.
sion OF the Democrats is to RE-