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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09

srednju skolu. Nakon svrset-
ka skole prijavio Sc dobro-
volinou U. S. Army, IA. julia
1852. Bio je oprediieljen kod
3rd Arm Division, Fort Knox,
KY, to kod tenkova je bio
kao instructor, a Is. oktobra
godine 1853. je poslat u Me
macku.
Bio je vrlo marljiv u Aca-
demic skoli i sa uspjehom je
postigao cast "a Sergeanta.
Sada obnasa cast kao ucitelj
u skoli i kao tumac cetiri
strana jezika: hrvatski, ME-
macki, spanjolski i ruski, ko-
:je cita, pise j govori. On je
takodjer bio dobar djak u
skoli u Ambridgu, gdje Sc je
zanimao sa sportom, narcotic
ie volio utrku i bio je u utrki
kapetan. Zato su ga uclteljl
volili i bio .ie "a pobjede ma
gradjen sa cetiri zlatne i ce-
tiri srebrene medalje - sve
prvoklasne sa slovo A, kao i
sa drugim znakovima.
Dragutin je uvijek volio "a
laziti medju mas narod, oso-
bito volio je biti tamo gdje
Sc hrvatski govorilo, a i sam
Sc je wise puta istakao u hr-
vatskom govoru. Kada je bio
star samo 16 godina, bio je
biran "a upravitelja Pomlat-
ka u odsjeku broj "a H.K.Z.
u Ambridgu. U hrvatskom
jeziku pise listove svojim ro-
diteljima, kojima Sc mnogo
zahvaljuje sto SUI ga ucili 60
voriti mas jerk u njegovim
mladim godinama. Uvijek je
zelio vidjeti staru hrvatsku
domoyinu, gdje su Sc njegovi
rodite1ji rodili, pax sada tako
i piSe da &c to i uciniti prize
nego Sc povrati u U. S. A., a
njegovo vrijeme istice ma IA.
julia, 1855.
Roditeljima eestitamo ma
dobrom uzgoju svoga sina, a
MENU zelimo dobru srecu
zdravlje, tie da posjeti staru
domovinu svojih roditelja -
kao sto je to njegova zelja,
a potion da Sc sretno povrati
k mama i svojim roditeljima
u ovu zemlju.
Charles Sabolich, predsi,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09

samo novine, koje netko voli,
vec i suprotnog stava "a sve-
opcu informaciju j pouku.
To su razlozi da nasi novi-
mari urednici u mnogoeemu
oskudjeva tako jedva Ii
votare. Zajednicar ne spada
u tu grupu novina, posto je
glasilo Zajednice i urednici
imadu odredjenu svoju placu.
Znajuci tesko stanje nasih
novina usmjerismo pravcem
da Sc stvara sto bolje razu-
mjevanje i snosljivost izme-
dju novina raznovrsnih ideo-
logija pravaca. Zadnjih 60
dina smo u tome posli We
likim korakom naprijed.
Ranijih godina Sc izrnedju
pojedinih listova vodila pre-
tjerana i zestoka borba, pax
su sc neki zaboravljal; da Sc
ispoljivala otvorena svaoja,
klevetanje i ruzno prikaziva-
ME novina, grupa pojedina-
ca, a nikome ma korist.
Narod je osudjivao sve jed
mako, dolazio do moguce po-
gresnoga suda da su sve no.
vine jednake i da svi novinari
izvrcu istinu i lazu. Novine
su tako gubile kod vlastitih
citalaca svoj upliv j svijet Sc
"a njih nije odusevljavao. I
ia je nesretna pojava u no.
vinstvu mnogo stetovala svi-
ma, da su gubili citaoce i IT,
me potporu naroda.
Toga danas nema, jer reko-
smo, prevladava snosljivost
kod sviju novinara i covjec-
most, pa ako dolazi do ras-
prave u suprotnim pitanjima
ideologijama, ia Sc raspra-
va vodi ma covjeku dolican
nacin.
Istina, kritika je potrebna i
treba da Sc kritizira pojedin-
ce ma polozaju i javnim po-
zicijama, ako to zasluzuju,
ali kritika mora da je pra-
vedna i djelotvorna, a ne raz-
dorna ma podlozi - lazi.
Sa ponosom mozemo reci
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09

da je nestalo one zucne i
stetonosne kritike u nasim
novinama protiv Zajednice i
njene uprave. Doduse, nekad
Sc podvrgne umjesnoj kritici
pojedince i to u dobroj ma
mjeri da i'm Sc ukaze kad SUI
pogresni, da svoje greske j.
spravljaju. Tako Sc ponekad
kritikuje mas.
Mi sc obicno ma kritiku ne
osvrcemo IL razloga da Sc ne
stvara cd Fla gore i da sc ne
izaziva nepotrebna steto-
nosna polemika i svadja.
X X X
NewyOrski "Hrvatski Svi-
JET. - Oval list je, u koliko
Sc tice Zajednicara, cini nam
sc iznimka. Po nekad donosi
protiv mas clanke provokacio-
ne naravi cd svoga putnika
"S", narcotic kad sc oval ma
lazi u Chicago i kako mas
prijatelji upozorise u okolici
Des PLANES. Zadnje vrijeme
je dobio stool pigeana u glav-
nom uredu Zajednice, koji sc
kukavicki sakriva, ciji je do
nio napis: "UREDNIK "a
JEDNICARA U SPORU SA
ZAJEDNICARIMA". clanko-
pisac, znajuci da laze, nije sc
usudio da potpise sve proste,
drske i klevetnicke lazi sto in
je nanizao.
Usuprot toga necemo 'sa
"Hrv. Svijetom" u polemiku,
a njegovu "junaku", koji tyr
di da mi imamo tolike ne
prijatelje, mogli bi reci: eto
dolazi narodni sud, pax cemo
vidjeti kako &c osuda pasti,
da Ii &c pobjediti srbijanska,
odnosno cetnicka, sajkaca iii
pako - crven, bijeli, plavi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09

kolonije i cjelokupnog clam
stva Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice.
Rezultat takovog rada po-
kazao Sc. je u proslogodis-
Moi kampanji i u odrzanoj
60-godisnjici H,B,Z. o kojoj
Sc cuju dobri komentari po
svima nasim vecim kolonija-
ma u America i Kanadi.
Odmah nakon odrzane spo-
menute proslave, svima mama
postalo je jasno sto Sc moze
postici sa zajednickim nastu-
pom, pravom zajednicarskom
saradnjom i bratskom i Sc
strinskom slogom.
Clanstvo nasih s drustava
ma svojim godisnjim sjednica-
ma osjetilo Sc ponukanim da
sc sa takovim radon nastavi.
Stvorili su svoj zakljucak da
owe godine u kojoj Sc slavi
40 godina opstanka naseg Po-
mladka, da opet zajednicki
istupimo ma dostojan nacin
proslavimo 40 godina opstan-
ka Pomladka, koji je pravi
izvor "a podpuniti ispraznje-
ne redove u odraslom clan
stvu.
Prva iii godisnja sjednica
tog odbora odrzana je na 16,
januara owe godine, ma kojoj
je stvoren zakljueak, da Sc
takova proslava odrzi kao u
pocast nasega Pomladka, da
Sc "a vreme kampanje ucini
sve sto Sc bude moglo, da Sc
redovi Pomladka povecaju.
Dan proslave, kao i nacin
kako da Sc proslavi, zapalo je
odboru u duznost, da istrazi
prilike i mogucnosti te ma dol
ducoj sjednici, koja je urece-
ma "a 20. februara o. g. u
$3.50 poslije podne u prostori,
jana Hrvatskog Donna, gdje
cemo stvoriti definitivan "a.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09
Sgt. Dragutin Skorija

Conway, Pa. - Sa RADIOS
Gu javljamo ovu West, da je
clan naseg odsjeka broj $40
H.B.Z. postigao cast "a Ser
geant-a u americkoj vojnoj
sluzbi, a to je brat Dragutin
Skorija, ciju sliku ovdje do
nosimo.
Dragutin je sin Cd Mr..
Mrs. Skorija u Ambridge, Pa.
Ovdje u ovom mjestu je svr-
Sio sa uspjehom osnovnu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09
Sault Ste Marie, Ont, Can

SauIt Ste Marie, Ont, Can.
= Divine javljamo radosnu
West, da Sc le mas odsjek
broj 628 povecao S mladom
i lijepom clanicom, sestrom
Jean Marinovic, ciju sliku ov-
die donosimo, da ju vide rod
bina, prijatelji mnogobroj-
nj clanovi.
Jean je rodjena ovdje u o.
vome mjestu cd dobrih "a
jednicara i clanova ovoga od-
sjeka, Antona i Danice Mari
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09
Godisnji izvjestaj odsjeka br. 423 HB.Z.

Alquppa Pa. - Brate urednice, uvrstite oval izves-
tai radi onog dea cansva koe ne blo prsutno ie
isto citano godsnjoj sednc pax nteres onh, ko
su slusa ctane da 81 sami mogu procita rad prosudt
jednom odsjeku da sto drustvo moze napredovati iii
nazadovat bagajn iii brou canstva TIE vjeruem, da &c
naci nek can ko ce dat posao kazati nasa ie
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09
Sa godisnje sjednice 0dbora South
Chicaskih drustava H. B. zaiednice

Povodom proslogodisnje jublarne kampanje 60godis
mice proslave HBZ, kako to javnosti vro dobro po
znato South Chicago, organzran odbor svu odsjeka
HBZ svrhom da potce clanstvo kod poednh odsjeka
so zvlj rad kampan pridobvanju novog clanstva
redove HBZ da zajednick istupamo svma vaznijim
podhvatima ko zasiecaiu dobrobt nash drustava
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09
()sNfi opaske urednika
NAsE NOvINE U DOsELJENIsTVU

S novnama u doseljenistvu dosta sabi. Privatni
sieni stovi nalaze eskoj stuacii Ctalacka je pu
bka ogranicena svakm damon smanjue posto sariji
dosejenic odaze - kud vazda grese
Moglo b trebalo b biti boe kad bi mas svijet po-
svecvao bolju paznju novnstvu bio sirokogrudn
pax da imade jaeu volju svest ctanje, mislimo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09
SA zATN0G PIRA DANIELA | ANTONLE BUBAN

koji su i'll 'posjetili prigodom
njihovog zlatnog pira i koji
su i'll lijepo darovali i izrazili
i'm lijepe zelje, kao onima
koji SUI i'm poslali eestitke i
krasno cvijece.
StankO Nauziaric, KUN.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09
ZAJEDNICARIMA
u CLAIRTONU

Prema nasem clanstvu u
Clairtonu uvjek smo gojili
danas isto tako, topic brat
ske osjecaje i dolazili smo u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09

nazadoVau u blagaJnl Ill broJl
Sc naci neki clan, koji ce Sc {
duznost da Sc zalazemo ma
10 wise "a nase drustvo, jer
je zbilja jedan ogranak H. B.
T., koji prelazi u racunima
preko So tisuce dolara godis-
ME, a u clanstvu Sc nalazi o.
ko 800 brojeva godisnje.
Ne bi bilo ma odmet, da Sc
i drugi tajnici barem Cd We
cih odsjeka jave sa svojim IL
vjestajima, pax moze biti da
bi i meni pomoglo sastaviti
bolje izvjesce koncem godine.
Znadem da je posla oko ova-
kovog oveceg izvjestaja, ali
ako Sc pom alo pripravlja
kroz cijelu godinu, nema nj
kakovih poteskoca. Narcotic
ako Sc pribiljezi svaki puta
ma komadic papira sto Sc je
desilo sa cine iii kojim po-
slom, pax nakon IL mjeseci
lahko je sastaviti izvjesce ka-
kovo Sc hoce a koje je kako
slijedi:
Presto IL gnijezda br. 113
u odsjek 16 clanova Cd kojih
SUI 2 suspendirana cim je Mi
how kredit iz Pomladka iste-
kao. Ostaje IA clanova, 4 cla-
ma osigurano samo ma osmrt-
ninu, 5 ma odstete 5 clanova
ma B. P. | odstete, 9 clano-
va osigurano ma 20 Payment
Life, 4 ma Endowment / do
zivotno.
Primilo kredit IL Pomladka
ID clanova u svoti $223.63.
Pristupilo novih II clano-
va, osigurano ma 20 Payment
Life Z clanova, ma Endow-
ment 2 clana i ma dozivotno
2 clana, ma B. P. odstetu
5 clanova, samo ma odstetu
3 clana, estate 3 samo ma o.
smrtninu.
Pristupila 3 clana sa P. L.,
pristupilo ma B. P. i odstete
6 clanova / jedan samo ma
odstetu. Znaci, da je 16 cla-
nova wise ma B. P. osigurano,
ma odstete 25 clanova, 5 cla-
nova je povisilo osmrtninu
"a $4,5OO.OO.
Preinacilo sa starog ma no
vi plan odsteta 81 clan. Pri-
stupilo % clanova u odsjek.
A sada preci ma odhod Clan
stva: bio je suspendirano 20
clanova, estate neuspostav-
ljenih II clanova. Bio je
stavljeno ma rezervu 55 tla-
nova, cd toga su uspostav-
LENA 33 clana, uzelo P. l.. 3
clanice. Vojske radi 2 clana
odpalo sa B. P, jedan je sam
napustio B. P. i odstete. u
zelo Cash Surrender 2 clana.
Umrlo IA clanova, cd kojih
SUI bill osigurani ma B. P.
odstete 6 clanova, takodjer cd
ovih pokojnih 6 i'll je imalo
dug ma rezervu odnosno ma
certificate. Prema tome od-
palo je 30 clanova. Koncem
81. decembra nalazi Sc 721
Clan, koji uplacuju clanarinu
i 46 clanova ma rezervi. u
kupno sc nalazi 1. januara
767 clanova i 4 B. D. Cd o.
vog broja Sc nalazi osigura-
no 308 clanova ma odstetu po
starom planu, 230 clanova
po novom planu, ma dvostru-
ku 6 clanova po starom 2
clana po novom planu, iii u
kupno 546 clanova osigurano
ma ODE vrsti odsteta. Osigu-
rano ma B. P. 432 clana i 3
ma dvostruku. Ovako krpari-
mo vec ovo 6 godina po je-
dan iii diva wise iii mamie go.
disnje. Ali izgledi su "a te.
kucu godinu, da &c Sc poe
natrag "a mnogo veci broj
jer dolaze takova vremena
kao pogodnosti sa wise stra.
ma da CO odsiek fiara II na,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09

madam da cemo kroz ovu 60
dinu lijepo i dobro napredo-
vati u odsjeku.
Stjepan Juzbasic, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09
Natjeeaj "a pos|ovodju
Hrvatskoq Donna

Odsjek broj 66, "Sv. Juraj"
HBZ. u Youngstown, Ohio,
ovime raspisuje natjecaj "a
poslovodju Hrvatskog Donna,
ma 1912 West Federal St., u
Youngstown, Ohio. Ponude
neka Sc salju ma adresu pot
tajnika odsjeka br.
&c najkasnije do 1. marca
1855. Ma kuverti naznacite
"Natjecati'.
j. Ledinko, tajnik
1876 So. Schenley
Youngstown, Ohio
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09

bro i srecu u njihovom budu-
Gem zivotu, ovim Sc zeljama
pridruzuje vas dugogodisnji
znanac i prijatelj,
TOma Valic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09

Nemoguce je ljubiti po d1u-
gi put ono sto smo jednom
odista pre- S t a Ii ljubiti. -
Thackeray.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
Funeral Mondoy
For Dr.. Sundsteod

Funeral services for DR.
Harold r. Sandstead Of Silver
Spring, Nd. who was killed In
Tuesdays Colorado airline crash
win be. held at 1890 pm. Mon
day in Foundry Methodist
Church. 1900 Sixteenth street
NV. Burial win be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Arrangements are In charge Of
Pumphrey's Funeral Home In
Bethesda, Md.
] Mr.. Sandstead. who lived al
1914 Rosemary Hill drive, was
"a member Of the stah Of the Ma
Itional institute Of Arthritis anc
Metabolic Diseases. He recently
had been named executive di.
rector of the InterdepartrnentaI
Committee on Nutrition for Ma.
|tional Defense.
As an officer .of the United
States Public Health Service. Mr.
Sandstead held the rank oi
colonel. During the Korean con-
|fiict he was awarded the Bronzt
Star and Oak Leaf Clusters by
the United States Army for his
work in nutrition. He also re-
|ceiyed the Order Of the Orange
Nassau Of The Netherlands Gov
.ernmeIt. He was attached to the
American Army in World Wal
II and the Korean war.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
ice Practitioners AssoiI
PIonned Regulatory Code

something like court procedure.
8. 1t would greatly impede"
administration by isolating hear.
ing officers, boards ana ageny
members from technical STATS
of the agencies and prohibit
consultation between them.
4. It would take control Of
hearing examiners from the
agencies and authorize the ex-
aminers to make final factual de-
cisions whereas now they can
make only proposed reports.
S. 1t would take away from
agencies like the ICC control over
admission to practice and the dis
ciplining of attorneys and other
practitioners.
Meet at Labor Department
The ICC practitioners are meet
ing at the Labor Department
auditorium. John v. Mahoney
of New York, president Of the
Association of ICC Practitioners,
is presiding. A dinner and dance
was held last night at the May
flower Hotel.
Wilbur La Roe, jr., Washing
ton attorney. said the proposals
of the bill would in large meas
ure destroy the independence of
the ICC. the Civil Aeronautics
Board, the Maritime Board, the
Federal Communications Com.
mission, the Federal Power Com
mission and other such agencies.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
joe Gorodetzky Dies;
String Quortet VioIinist

Jac Gorodetzly. ~, violinist
for the Budapest String Quartet
for six years. was found dead
Wednesday in room at the
Pennsylvania Hotel, Union Sta
ton plaza.
Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald said the death apparently
resulted from natural causes. but
he will not issue a death certifi-
cate until a chemical analysis is
completed.
Mr.. Gorodetzky toured the
world with the famed quartet.
which regularly performs in the
Library of Congress. He was
forced to retire last year because
of illness.
A native OF Odessa, Russia,
Mr.. Gorodetzky came to the
United States as q child. He
learned to play. the violin at an
early age and Became known as
q prodigy with that instrument.
His family settled in Philadel-
phia and he studied with EN-
manuel zetlin at the Curtis
Institute Of Music. Later. he
went abroad and studied with
calvet All the Paris Conseryatoire.
where he won honors for his
virtuosity.
He later played with the Cleye-
land Symphony Orchestra and
the Guilet String Quartet, before
joining the Budapest group in
i048.
Mr.. Gorodetzky Is survived by
his wife Harriet, a viola soloist.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
Seret. HoroId W. Wessbere,
In Military Service 20 Years

Sergt. 1fc Harold Walter Wess-
berg, IL. who spent 20 years In
military service, died on October
10 while serving with the SD
IAAA Brigade at Bushey Hall,
England. During World War II.
Sergt. Wessberg held q tenn
'porary commission as q major.
Services viii be held at 1880
ID m. Monday in Chambers Fu-
neral Home. Riyerdale, Md.
Burial viii be at ] pm. in Ar
lington Cemetery.
Sergt. Wessberg was born in
Washington and was graduated
from Mount Rainier High School
where he was active in baseball.
Al member Of the National Guard
here, he was assigned to Fort
Bliss, Tex, before World War
II with the 260th Coast Artillery.
AS an AAA major in World War
II, he was in the South Pacific
for fiye years. serving also in
Korea and Japan.
He formerly worked at the
National Institutes OF Health
and between World War II and
the Korean War he was with
Bowles Opticians here.
Since November. 1854. he had
been stationed in Bushey Hall.
England.
Survivors are his widow. Mary
Catherine, $500 Sixteenth ave-
nue.. Hyattsville. Nd: two
daughters and three sons. Mrs.
Barbara Brady, Walter Norman.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
Anurainp

C0HEN. BERTHA. There viii be IN
snnveiling OF monument 20 the
memory Of the late BRRTHA COHEN.
beloved wife OF Sol Cohen and mother
OF Morris and Samuel Cohen. on
Sunday, November q, 1858. 1t l pm,
! at the District OF Columbia Cemetery.
18th st. and Alabama ave. Sc. Rela-
ttyes and friends are invited to attend,
pENSIsoN. LOUIS. Tnsrs viii BE- An
.ma !, e Il. .,. 1S5usp, IniHs p,sN1ssS e 5s
beloved father Of Robert l. and Ber-
ansd 1ns n DnEao slss ssss.e & nosT on suD6sy Ses,
November 8. 1855, at ESQ pm. at
the Obey sholom Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. o.
HONIKMAN. ROSE. There will be an
unyefiing on sunday. Hoxsmber g,
Sfy 0 q ROSE SCH HoSiRMAN aHsss 5 Seioyed s s VIE
Of Irving Honikman and beloved mother
Of Leslie, Shelley and sandra Honik:
man and Stella Kit Friends and
relatives will meet ct Brisk YeshiYa,
1888 Emerson st. NV. at 1 pm. and
eproeeed from there to the cemetery
r.n ns SSEsss a s5ovna u san
; day.
WIENER. BEN. The unwilling Of q
s monument 70 the memory Of the late
BEN WIENER beloved husband o.
Kay and devoted father Of Steuart and
ShsrpH ,SS vis5sS: Eil dik tske plasss s.S g, sun
st the ohev Sholom cemetsry. Ala
bama ave. sc. Relatives and friends
invited
Evening star., 1955-11-04

Proposals which. 1t Is claimed,
would revolutionize. the Govern
ment's regulatory agencies and
cut their efficiency we're dis
cussed today by a meeting Of
practitioners before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
A Special Committee of One
Hundred submitted to the meet
ing yesterday a report attacking
q proposed code embodied in a
bill introduced in the House.
The bill would generally carry
out Hoover Commission recon-
mendations on legal services and
procedure In the executive
branch.
The committee report said the
proposed code would effectively
impair and make impossible the
effective regulation Of COM
merce."
would Restrict ICC
THE report made these points:
/. The code would subject the
ICC, an independent legislative
agency. to Justice Department
directiyes. 1t would give the
Justice Department, an execu-
tive department, judicial super
intendence Of ICC actions
through a proposed Adrninistra-
tive Court.
2. The code would deprive the
regulatory agencies of their
simple procedure and substitute
Evening star., 1955-11-04

opening remarks to the jury as
the hearing opened for the trial
of seven Connecticut men and
Mrs. Martha Stone Asher Of
Paterson, N. j., on charges Of
conspiring to teach or advocate
the forcible overthrow Of the
Government.
Defense lawyers, however, said
they would show that during the
time covered by the indictment
the Communist Party was legal.
Catherine Roraback, a New
Haven attorney representing Mrs.
Asher, said that the woman had
been a Communist many years,
but never advocated the violent
overthrow Of the Government.
If she had, Miss Roraback
said. Mrs. Asher would have been
expelled from the party. The
attorney cited sections of the
party rule book to support her
statement.
The attorney for Sidney Tay-
lor said that Taylor has been an
open and avowed Communist for
years.
Counsel for Sidney Resnick
termed him "a young man who
sought to make this a better
world, certainly not q violent
,person."
Evening star., 1955-11-04
Alfonso Rossi, SIS, VioIinist
With Symphony 22 Years

Alfonso Rossi, SIS. who played
with the National Symphony Or
chestra at its first concert on
November Q. 1891, and was a
member Of the first violin Sec
'tion Of the orchestra for % years,
died Thursday at his home at
Piney Point, Nd. after a long
Illness.
Mr.. Rossi was born in Busseto,
italy. the home town Of the COM
poser, Guiseppi Verdi, and grad
|uated from the Guiseppi Verdi
Conservatory Of Music in Milan.
He came to America in 1922 and
lived In Washington for many
years before moving to Piney
Point in st. Marys County.
In his years with the National
Symphony, Mr.. Rossi played for
q notable array Of conductors
including Leopold Stokowski
Evening star., 1955-11-04
j. B. Carter,
Lawyer Here

j. Barrett Carter. "a. of 1884
Mckinley street. NV. an at
torney here for almost so years.
died last night at Emergency
Hospital. Mr.. Carter had q
heart attack at Columbia Coun-
try Club while dining there with
Mrs. Carter, and died shortly
after reaching the hospital.
"A native Of Culpeper. Va, Mr..
Carter came to Washington
when he was 10. He received
LIB and LIN degrees from
Georgetown University Law
School. and was admitted to the
bar in 1906. He first was associ-
ated with the firm Of Calhoun
and Sizer. and later formed a
partnership with John G. Brook.
Mr.. Brook retired several years
ago. and Mr.. Carter continued
his practice alone.
Mr.. Carter was q member of
the Burning Tree Golf Club.
and q life member Of the Col
ulnbia Country Club.
A member Of the board Of
trustees of the Calvary Baptist
Church for many years, he cele-
|brated his 50th anniversary Of
membership In the church last
year. Mr.. Carter also was presi-
dent Of the Baptist Home for
Children.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Mabel Walker Carter of the
home address, and two sisters,
Mrs. A. H. Spilman Of Culpeper,
and Mrs. John c. Boland Of
Washington.
Services will be held In Cali
vary Baptist Church, Eighth and
III streets NV. on Monday at II
am. with burial in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Godfrey L. Munter, chairman
|of the Memorial Committee of
the Bar Association of the Dis
|trict Of Columbia. to which Mr..
Garter belonged. has announced
the following honorary pail
bearers: Charles s. Rhyme. presi-
dent Of the association; Marcus
Borchartt, Charles NJ. Burton.
Cornelius H. Doherty, George C,
Warner, Michael M. Doyle, Ed
|gar j. Goodrich, Arthur j. Hill
land. Robert H. Mcneil. Thomas
"A. McIvor, Melvin j. Marques
and Godfrey l.. Munter.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
Rabbi Schulmon,
Coined Phrase

NEW YORK. Nov. 4 tR THE
man credited with coming the
phrase melting pot" to describe
New York's assimilation Of all
races died Wednesday at the
age Of 81.
He was Rabbi Samuel Schulz
man, rabbi emeritus Of Temple
Emanuel, Fifth avenue and
Sixty fifth street.
Or. Schulman retired in 1884
He was noted as q scholar and
orator. He used the term melt
ing pot" in a 1907 sermon when
European immigrants by the
thousands were landing on New
York,S waterfront.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
Eight on Trial
On Red Count

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 4
P1.-The Government called its
first witness today in the trial
of eight alleged Communists
charged with violating the Smith
Act.
He was identified as Ronald
Marvin Gay Of Los Angeles,
Calf, a former Bridgeport resi-
dent and union steward.
While in Bridgeport, Gay tes-
titled, he attended numerous
Communist party meetings in
and around the city.
Preliminary examination of
the witness indicated that the
Government seeks to determine
whether Gay had any connec-
tions with any OF the accused.
A Government prosecutor told
the jury of fiye women and
seven men yesterday he would
prove that the defendant had set
up schools of Marxism and Len
inism in Connecticut.
United States Attorney Simon
s. Cohen was delivering hi