davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

da smo ma 4. marca 1855. izgu-
bill il nase sredine vrijednog cla-
ma. brata Nikolu Tepsich, kojega
vidite ma slici "a zadnju uspome-
nu.
Rodjen je 1889. godine selu
Majkovi, Dalmacija, Jugoslavija.
Dosao je u ovu zemlju 1907. / "a
nimao Sc je ,sa votarstvom ma
svom vlasnistvil u Mt. View, Calf.
"a preko 36 godina.
la sebe ostavlja rastuzenu su-
prugu, Mariju, te pet kceriju i
pet zetova. Kceri su: Anne Talia,
Katie Perusina, Eva Moffett, Alice
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

kom ducanu kaufman's Pitts
burghu Ia As godina.
liza sebe je ostavio ozaloscenu
suprugu, Eva, sina Charles kcer-
ku Florence, koji SUI svi clanovi
naseg odsjeka broj 100. Takodjer
tri brata, Mike Horvath u East
Pittsburgh, Pa, Steve Horvath u
Pueblo, Colorado, / Franju Hor-
vath Jugoslaviji.
Pokojni brat Horvath bio je clan
crkve Svete Marie Rankin, Pa,
bio je aktivan swim odsjecnim
priredbama, te obnasao razne Ca
sti u odsjetnim odborima.
Sprovod Sc je odrzao uz crkve-
ne obrede, koji SUI odsluzeni u cr-
Xvi Svete Marie u Rankinu po
Fatheru Myron Lasic, nakon to-
ga je bio sahranjen ma Katolic-
kom Groblju Braddock, Pa.
Cd strane clanstva odbora ma
Seq odsjeka, neka je pokojnom
bratu Horvath lahka gruda zemlje
/ vjecna slava, njegovoj supru-
Ii djeci, kao ostaloj rodbini,
izrazujemo nase duboko sauceste.
Ignatius j. Gorse, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

Farrell, Pa. Odsjek 1926 owl
me javlja zalosnu vijest rodbini
prijateljima svemu clanstvu HBZ,
da smo IL nase sredine izgubili
vrijednog pozrtvovnog clana,
brata Mirka Biadera, koji je "a u
wick zaklopio svoje plemenite o.
81 dana 26. aprila 1855. Njegovu
sliku ovdje donosimo, da ga JOS
jedanput vidimo da ostane traj-
ma uspomena ma MEGA medju ma
ma.
Pokojni brat bio je rodjen 60
dine 1892. selu Trg, opcina O.
zalj, kotar Karlovac, Jugoslavija.
U ovu zemlju je dosao kao mia
die godine 1909. u mjesto Wood
lawn, sada Aliquippa, Pa. Tamo
je radio par godina i nakon toga
Sc odselio Gary. Indiana, gdje
je isto radio kratko vrijeme, jer jc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
VAZNA OTTAWA

Indiana HarbOr, Ind. Ovime
javljamo clanstvu kluba zumbe-
racka Sloga, da &c Sc nase redo
vite sjednice budute odrzavati
svake trete srijede mjesccu, u
isto vrijeme u istoj dvorani kao
j prize.
Nadalje molimo clanstvo da do
lazi ma sjednice u sto vecem broju
i ma vrijeme, takodjer ne zabora-
vite uvaziti gornju promjenu. A
ono clanstvo koje je zaostalo sa
svojim pristojbama, neka ucine
svoju duznost ma dojdutoj sjednici,
koja &c biti ma 20. julia ma istoj
&c te cuti izvjesce Nadzornog Od-
bora o nasoj imovini.
George Balich, tai. kluba.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
Piknik odsjeka 1874

Monessen, Pa. Drustvo
"Bratstvo", odsjek broj 1874
H.B.Z. odrzati &c svoj godis~
Mi piknik u nedjelju, 8. julia
owe god, ma dObro poznatom
zemliistu samostalnog drus-
tva "Sloga" u blizini Victoria
Coal Co. Mine.
Poziva Sc clanstvo naseg
odsjeka i ostali mas narod
mjesta i okolice, da posjete
j uzvelicaju oval drustveni
piknik. Ma istom &c Sc po-
dijeliti znakovi priznania bra
ci John Belavicu Joseph
Vincetic "a njihovo 50-godis-
ME clanovanje u H.B.Z., kao
i dar cd odsjeka broj 1914.
Ma pikniku ce biti S raz-
MIA pecene janjetine pra-
setine, kao i svjezeg meka-
nog hladnog plea ! slatklsa,
a prisutne ce zabavljati tam
buraski zbor drustva "Slo-
ga. Piknik pocima tocno u
II sati o podne pa do u We
Ger.
U slucaju kise piknik &c
Sc odrzavati u prostorijama
drustva "Sloga" - ma 1853
Schoonmaker Avenue, Mones-
sen, Pa. Ia dobru podvorbu
i ugodnu zabavu jamci vam
odbor.
kuzma Jezerinac, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

Njezinu sliku ovdje donosimo, da
ju jos jednom makar ma slici vi
de rodbina, prijatelji clanovi.
Nadgrobno slovo je izrekao od-
sjecni predsjednik, Mike kufrin,
Sr., | oprostio Sc pokojnicom u
ime odsjeka.
Draga sestro Frances, neka ii je
lahka gruda zemlje u ovoj nasoj
novoj domovini, a tvome suprugu,
kcerima ostaloj rodbini nase is
kreno sauceste. Pocivaj u miru
Bozjem.
NJ. kufrin, Jr., tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
JOSEPHINE DOSEN
Izvjestitelj.

Hibbing, Minn. - Odsjek FAC
HBz. ovime javlja zalosnu vijest
clanstvu nase organizacije pri-
jateljima, kao rodbini naSe po-
kojne sestre Josephine Dosen, ko-
ju smo izgubili IL nase sredine dne
II. aprila 1855.
Pokojna sestra, rodjena jose
phine Ratkovich godine 1890. u
selu Brusane, kotar Gospic u Lii
ci. Dosla je Ameriku godine
1912, a pristupila mas odsjek
godine 1925. Bila je vrijedna clani-
ca naseg odsjeka sve do svoje smr-
ii, te je bila vrlo obljubljena ci.
jenjena po nasem clanstvu, koje je
mnogo ozalosteno gubitkom ova.
ko vrijedne clanice.
LA sebe je ostavila ozaloscenoe
supruga, Matu, "a kojeg Sc je u.
! dala 25. augusta 1912; tri sina
Johnny, Mike Joseph, pet kce'
ri, Mary, Rozi, Katherine, Eva
Anna, veci broj rodbine / mno'
go prijatelja.
Sprovod Sc je odrzao 20. aprila
te zalosna povorka je krenula oe
pogrebnog zavoda Daugthory l
crkvu, gdje je odsluzena sveta mi
sa zadusnica, IL crkve ma Maple
Hill Groblje. Mad otvorenim gro
bonn, nakon svecenicke motive
procitao je nadgrobno slovo pero
vodja naseg odsjeka, brat Johr
Ozanich.
Tebi draga sestro Josephine, ne
ka bude lahka gruda zemlje u ko
joj pocivas, tvojim dragim mi
linn, koje liza sebe ostavljas, u int
naseg odsjeka cjelokupnog clan
stva, izrazujemo nase iskreno sa
utesce.
Frank Zidarich, tajnik
| Zahvala. - OWN putem zelim(
Sc zahvaliti clanstvu naseg odsje
ka svoj rodbini / prijateljima
koji su nam pristupili u pomo,
prigodom smrti nase supruge
make. Isto svima hvala, koji 81
ju dosli pogledati, koji su poklo
Mill cvijete dali Ia svete mise
kao i svina koji su bill sprovo
| du.
Ozalosceni suprug,
Mato sinovi / kceri
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

izgubio moju milu / dragu majku
Katarinu Kufrin, koja je "a uvi-
jek zaklopila svoje trudne oci da.
ma Is. januara 1855, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo.
LA sebe je ostavila ozaloscenog
supruga, Miju; tri sina, Janka
Mike, Jr. Geo. Kufrin, dvije
snahe, Rose Draga, te sest unu-
cadi / jedno praunute; jednog bra
ia u Clevelandu diva brata u sta.
rom kraju, diva bratica u Cleve-
landu, Joe i Steve, kao dosta pri.
jatelja.
Svima onima koji su nam po-
mogli u vezi sprovoda najljepsa
hvala, a majki neka je lahka CRU
da zemlje vjecna slava.
Mike Kufrin, Dr., tajnik
odsjeka 205 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
John Bezuk, tajnik.

dne Stoga ne zaboravite ovu pro-
mjenu da dodjete u sto vecen1
broju, jer pored redovitih poslova
cuti cete izvjesce nadzornog cd.
bora "a prosla 3 mjeseca.
Toliko yam do znanja, uz brat.
V. Subat, tajnikski pozdrav,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

IS ZvOnimir Cvetan
13O Jack G. Perkusich
1873 Margaret Domijanoyic
159 Blaz Ban
175 Frances Gasparich
222 NikOla ModruSic
229 Manda Pecic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
FRANCES VALICEVIC

Adah, Pa. Divine javljamo
zalosnu vijest clanstvu HBZ., da
je mas odsjek broj 205 izgubio IL
svojih redova dobru i vrijednu cla-
nicu, sestru Frances Valitevic,
koja je nakon duzeg bolovanja
preminula dana 10. februara 1855.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
CIanstvu odsjeka 325

Johnston City, III. - Od-
sick broj 325 H.B.Z. ovime
daje svome sveukupnom clan
stvu do znanja i ravnanja,
da &c povisiti pet cent? ras-
poreza po clanu u drustvenu
blagajnu. Do sada Sc je pla-
Gallo Is cent? mjesecno, a po-
cam Cd mjeseca julia placati
&c Sc 20 cent? mjesecno.
Bratski yam pozdrav,
Tomo Benzek, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

Nasa Zajednica uclanjuie
move clanove cd 16 do 35
godina - bez ijecnicke pre-
gledbe. lskoristite ovu pri-
uu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
NIKOLA TEPSICH

San Jose, Calf. - OGsjek 612
HBZ. mt. Hamilton" opet javlja
zalosnu West clanstvu nase Ia
jednice prijateljima pokojnika,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
GR0B0YI
Nash dragih -
Brace ! sestara
UMRLI CLANOVI III. B. z.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd II. DO "a. JUNA, 1866

248 Barbara Strinic
284 Mato Trinajstic
327 MatO Balaban
354 Virgil F. Puskarich
356 Ivan Radovan
439 Petar Bunic
92O VinkO Mihelcich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

Spring Park. Buduci da u .Cleve-
landu imademo II odsjeka, Lad
bi svaki imao po jednu djevojku
koja bi Sc natjecala "a kraljicu,
ia sam wise nego siguran, da bi
mi mogli toliko sakupiti novca u
fond, kojim bi mogli kupiti "a
jednicko zemljiste "a odrzavanje
nasih piknika. Mi smo zaprosili
nasu upraviteljicu, kao ucitelji-
Gu Euclid Kolo Kids Pomlatka, ne
ka uzme "a kraljicu, sto je uti-
Mia "a korist fonda zajednickog
zemljista.
Toliko vam svima do Znanja i
ravnanja, uz bratski pozdrav,
James Robich, predsj.
Odsjek 595, Weirton, w. Va. -
Divine Sc daje do znanja clanstvu
naseg odsjeka, da &c Sc naSa iduca
sjednica odrzavati prvu nedjelju
u mjesecu, to jest ma 3. julia, u
isto vrijeme ma istom mjestu.
Ova promjena je ucinjena zbog
toga, sto &c mas odsjek gnijezdo
Pomlatka imati svoj piknik ma 10.
julia, kad bi trebala biti nasa re-
dovita sjednica, sto nije moguce
imati isti dan sjednicu piknik. Ia
to svi dodjite ma sjednicu u prvu
nedjelju, 3. julia, a ma pillnik u
drugu nedjelju, 10. julia.
Toliko do znanja ravnanja ma
Sem clanstvu.
Jos. Skitarelic, predsj.
Odsjek 1913, Sudbury, Ont, Can.
- Ovime Sc pozivaju svi clanovi
/ clanice naseg odsjeka, da dodju
ma vaznu redovitu sjednicu, koja
&c sc odrzavati u nedjelju, 10. ju-
la 1855, 10 sati prize podne u
Union Hall.
Brace sestre, prema zaklju-
cku prosle sjednice, da Sc odrza-
vaju nase redovite mjesecne sled
nice kroz ljetnje njesece' prize po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
D R u S 7 Y E NJ
-VIJeSN MIX
Odsiek 1872, Warren, Ohio.

Odsjek 1872, Warren, Ohio. -
Ovime Sc daje do znanja svemu
clanstvu ovoga odsjeka, da &c Sc
nasa iduca redovita sjednica odr-
zavati u nedjelju, 10. julia, u 2
sata poslije podne. Ova promjena
je ucinjena samo "a mjesec juli
radi velikog narodnog blagdana
"4th July.
Po zakijucKu ma prosloj sjednici,
ovo je usvojeno Il najboljoj ma
mjeri, da &c dan 10. jul biti po-
godniji "a drustvenu sjednicu, ne
go bi to bilo ma 3. julia, jer ce
tada mnogo svijeta poceti putovati
koji kuda "a tai tjedan.
Moli Sc svu bratu sestre da
ovo uvaze.
j. Pavlinac, izvj.
Odsjek 337, Euclid, Ohio. - O.
Wine Sc pozivlje sveukupno clan
stvo naseg odsjeka, da nefaljeno
prisustvuje iducoj redovitoj sjedni-
ci, koja &c Sc odrzavati u petak,
1. julia 1865, 1880 sati u vecer,
u dvorani kao obicno
Vrlo je vazno brace sestre,
da ste svi prisutni ma ovoj sled
nici, Jer tete ma istoj imati prili-
ku da saslusate cd vaseg odbora
sestmjesecno izvjesce primitku
i izdatku, tako cete sc upoznati
sa stanjem vaseg odsje' Nije Ii
jepo prigovarati ne dolaziti ma
sjednicu, nego dodjite ako treba
ma sjednici prigovorite.
Ma prosloj nasoj sjednici nismo
imali niti jedne djevojke, koja bi
Sc natjecala "a kraljicu Zajedni-
carskog Dana, koji &c Sc odrzati
ma 4. septembra o. g. ma Puritas
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
Frank Zidarich, tajnik

KATARINA KUFRIN
Adah, Pa. - Divine javlJam
tuznu zalosnu West svoj rodbi-
nj prijateljima, da sam smrtu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
BARBARA MIHELCIC

Odsjek 20, N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
- clanstvu odsjeka 20 kao j sve-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
MIRKO BEADER

Ignatius j. Gorse, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

TOmo Benzek, tajnik
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
STRIKE
Continued From First Pas

Continued From First Page
Inon-strikers within the plant
lby means of helicopter.
I'VE know guns are not going
to settle this" Mr.. Caldwell con-
tinued. I'VE know mass picket
ing isn't going to settle this.
The only thing / think We can
do today is try to reach some
sort Of peaceable solution for
what may happen in the future. .
Warns Of Possible Violence
He warned further that plants
lat Hagerstown and Richmond
could become targets for the
same sort OF violent demonstra-
,tions that errupted here yester-
day.
The union does not want this
to happen" Mr.. Caldwell said.
But 1t can happen. Guns win
never settle this issue"
The union spokesman said the
UAW-CIO will continue to in
sist that management bargain
for plants in all three cities at
| the same time. He added that
the union has been and Is will
ing to arbitrate the dispute.
Mayor Mccormack offered q
compromise suggestion, He
proposed that the union permit
management personnel and nom
strikers employed before the
strike began to enter the plant.
In return. he suggested that the
company bar from the premises
any employees hired since the
strike beganemployes whom
the union regards as strike
breakers.
Expresses His Fears
Mr.. Caldwell replied:
"Mr. Mccormack, could not
assure you what would happen. :"
He said he felt confident the
union members at the foundry
would abide by such an agree
Iment, but that he &as afraid
outside UAW-CIO sympathizers
would not. Yesterdays demon
Istrators came from throughout
the State.
In urging an immediate truce
in the bitter strike, Mayor Me-
Cornack called this ''the darkest
day New Castle has had since
I19l7 when We had q tornado
here"
That. he added, was the last
time the State militia had been
sent into this eastern Indiana
town.
It was believed to be the first
time the Indiana National Guard
had been called in a labor dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
Unity Of Germany
Held Key to Peace

NEW YORK. Oct. 6 (R.-
West German Foreign Minister
Heinrich Won Brentano said yes
terday unification of West and
East Germany is a prerequisite
to establishment Of q sound
peace system.
NeWsmen asked Mr.. Won Bren-
tano, sailing aboard the British
liner Queen Mary. what he
thought would be the most i'm
portant question at the confer
ence Of American, British,
French and Russian foreign min
listers at Geneva October %.
Il think there is only one
item for the forthcoming con-
ference-the creation OF q good,
sound security system" he said.
He added that the question
covers all other questions, in
Guiding the unification Of Ger
many. which is the basis Of a
sound system. and also disarma-
ment. which would be q result
Of such security"
During his visitNto the United
States. Mr.. Won Brentano con-
ferred with Secretary Of State
Dulles, British Foreign Secretary
Harold Macmillan and Frenc:,
Foreign Minister Antonio Pinay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
Twelve Marines
jailed in BraWIs

Police early today rescued one
Marine and arrested q dozen
Others in two separate brawls.
In one incident, detectives said,
Marine Pvt. Stewart r. Hartford,
20. was knocked to the pavement
when an argument developed
among seven Marines in q serv-
ice station at Twelfth and z
streets NV.
Two wagon loads Of policemen
were sent to queH the disturbance
and rescue Pvt. Hartford. who
suffered a conclusion and was
admitted to Bethesda Naval Hos
|pital in undetermined condition.
Taken into custody after
that incident were Seret.
George a. DAVIS. "a. and Pvts.
Terrence s. Brawley. 20; VIII
liam A. Wagstafi, jr.. ii; David
|G. Bennett. 10: Prentiss L. Davis,
III, and Leonard @. Griesbaum.
I2O.
The Unitedj States attorneys
|ofice refused to recognize, for
the time. charges Of simple as
Isault lodged against the six men.
They were turned over to mill
'tary authorities with the under
standing they would be back In
Washington for q hearing Octo-
her Is, Assistant United States
Attorney Kenneth Wood said.
In another fracas at Twelfth
street and New York avenue
NV. q short time later, police
charged six more Marines with
idisorderly conduct and turned
them over to military authori-
ties. They were identified as
Pvts. George S. Danorman, IS:
Walker F. McShea, jr., "a: Dom
aid M. Molden, 90: John r. Nc
Lean. 81: Robert B. Fulbright,
|22. and A. L. Beck, 81.
Police said all the Marines
Iare stationed at Quantico, Va.
Detectives said they we're unable
to determine what the argu-
mentS were about.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
CityHeuds Approve
Fine for Policemen

h The District Commissioners
today approved $40 fine
against Police Pvt. Wyatt j. Roy
for failing to prosecute q court
case and ordered that he be
given a 30-day notice saying
they are considering his dis
missal from the force as recon-
mended by a trial board.
Pvt. Roy was convicted last
month on charges of lying to
his superior officers and leaving
his revolver In an automobile
contrary to departmental orders.
The 30-day notice was ordered
to comply with strictest inter-
.pretations Of the Veterans Pref
erence Act laid down by a Civil
Service Commission trial ex-
arniner In another police dis
missal case which the District is
now contesting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
Wichita Falls
Flood Eusinq

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. Oct.
Is tR~wichita River and Hol-
|iiday Greek. which together
flooded $50 blocks IN wichita
Falls. were falling very slowly
last night and few Of the per-
sons forced from their homes
had returned.
The wichita Falls Record
News said it might be two days
before all could return. But no
new flooding was in sight.
The city area couldn't drain
because Holiday Greek remained
high.
Actually. only about $50 per-
sons were directly affected by
the floods, including some who
continued to live IN their flooded
homes. Although the floods coy
erred $50 blocks, only about SO
or SO blocks OF houses were az
Ifected.
Heavy rains occurred Tuesday
might on some drainage areas Of
the Wichita. The heaviest down.
Ipours apparently occurred above
Lake Kemp, q gigantic, twisting
RESERVOIR In the Wichita breaks,
and a major rise in the reservoir
would do little damage.
Lake Kemp is expected to pro-
tect wichita Falls from the new
rains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-06
George Expects Peace,
But Advises Caution

Chairman George OF the
Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee said today he thinks the
outlook Is good for greater
stability and peace In the world
In an interview on the NBC
teleyision show To-day" the
dean Of the Senate said he could
only guess as TO whether the
Russians are sincere In their
recent change of attitude.
But he ventured the opinion
that the Russians are becom-
Ing aware Of the fact that
civilization could be destroyed
by present-day weapons.
At the same time he cautioned
his listeners not to look for mir
acles because changes come
slowly in international affairs.
The Senator said that, while
not much concrete evidence came
out Of the Geneva Summit meet
ing. the four big powers at least
found they could SIT down and
discuss the causes Of world ten
sion. Senator George was one of
the first advocates Of such a
meeting last spring.
On the domestic front, the
Georgian said ne thinks reduced
farm income win be ansisslle in
next years elections. He said
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the basis of a speech he made
In Kansas City.
The speech criticized congress
sional broadening Of unemploy-
ment compensation laws. Mr..
Teetor said it should nave been
left to the States. He also called
for lower tax rates and more
State control Of labor-manage-
ment relations.
The Commerce Department
spokesman said Mr.. Teetor would
take an extended vacation before
returning TO private life.
Carl F. Oechsle. his deputy, has
been handling Mr.. Teetor's du-
ties and is acting Assistant Sec
rotary of Commerce for Domes-
tic Affairs.
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Sees No Epidemics

Although some cases of dysen-
terry have been reported, there
has been no major outbreak Of
disease. Dr.. Ortiz Mariotte,
chief of the medical brigade OF
the Health Ministry, predicted
there would be no epidemics.
His division gave $500 persons
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the present farm program lis
working badly" and called for
greater efforts to sell American
SurpluSes overseas,
The veteran Senator did not
discuss the question OF whether
he will run for another term next
year, but the television reporter
who went to Georgia for the
filmed interview. said it appears
as of now that he win run.
Senator George Is scheduled to
come TO Washington around
October 10 for several days of
talks with Secretary OF State
Dulles in advance OF the Big Four
foreign ministers conference.
Since leaving Washington at
the close Of Congress In August,
Senator George has been briefed
almost daily by telephone by Mr..
Dulles = =
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Death Toll Rises to 326
In FIood-Hit Tompico

typhoid serum shots yesterday
Many Of the victims are poor
and such means as they had to
purchase supplies have dwindled,
particularly with the drop in
employment which spread with
the floods. However, the VIC
Tins, morale has been main
tanned at a high level by the
promptness and quality Of Amer
lean relief supplies. One re-
porter who flew to Tampico said
today the town seemed almost
gay, with the residents taking the
hardships in stride.
Inland floods were reported
receding IN many areas but esti-
mates of crop losses were soar
ing. The Governor OF the north
ern State of Sonora said dam
age to the cotton crop alone in
mis- state run to at least $l2
million.
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Teetor to Quit Commerce;
|NotD Dropped, A9encySoys

Lothair Teetor, Assistant Sec
|retary Of Commerce under fire
from labor leaders, Is through
with his Commerce post. the
department said today.
He formerly was chairman Of
the board Of the Perfect Circle
Corp. That company's New Cas-
tile, Ind, foundry was the scene
yesterday Of . wild strike riot in
which eight persons were
wounded by gunfire.
A Commerce spokesman en-
phasized today that Mr.. Teetor
was not being dropped by the
Eisenhower administration. HE
told Secretary Weeks in April
he would be leaving in the fall. /"
the spokesman added.
Mr.. Teetor went on leave Sat-
|urday for the month Of October,
the Commerce spokesman said.
His formal resignation is ex-
|pected any time, the source
added. "TeIl be back for d few
days to clean up his desk. but
he won't be doing any work. /"
the spokesman said.
The Undersecretary telephoned
Secretary Weeks In New York
yesterday and discussed his de-
|parture.
Mr.. Teetor has been the target
of at least two CLIO attacks. The
most recent one grew out Of the
Perfect Circle strike at various
plants.
The CLIO News said last month
Mr.. Teetor got his longtime
political ally" Gov. George Craig
of Indiana, to send State police
TO struck plants. Mr.. Teetor
denied 1t.
A year ago the same CIO pub
lication demanded he resign, on