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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

Therefore, they will not linbal-
ance the 1857 budget since a
surplus Of over $500 million was
estimated"
The main reason for the re-
quested increase of $50 million
for inter-service activities. the
White House explained. would be
to supplement he Defense De-
partments regular appropriation
for research and development
primarily to cover any unfore-
seen developments in the ballis-
tic missile program.
Move Belated. Says Johnson
Senate Democratic Leader
johnson Of Texas called the
Presidents $500 million request
a debated" recognition of need
Congress has recognized for
some time.
Il believe Congress will look
with favor on any realistic eff
fort, however belated, to build
up our defenses,' said Senator
johnson.
Il think this is an admission
Wilson (the Defense Secretary
has been given too much rein. "
Explaining his reference TO
Secretary Wilson, the Senator
said the Defense Secretary has
taken the position all along
that we have been doing
enough"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

Communist leader, under the
State sedition act. The United
States Supreme Court last Mon
day affirmed the State Supreme
Court ruling.
But my bill is much broader
than the question of State au-
thority to prosecute sedition,"
Mr.. Smith said. Il am looking
for a cure for a basic trouble. l
am not interested in Just putting
one patch on the sore"
Basic Principle Established
The Smith bill, on which a
House Judiciary Subcommittee
held two days of hearings last
April and July. would establish
a basic principle that State laws
should not be invalidated by the
Supreme Court unless Congress
or the Constitution clearly pro-
vide for such action,
Mr.. Smith made clear today
that his intention in sponsoring
the bill with this fundamental
provision was to cover prac-
tically every area in which
States rights might be in dan
ger of encroachment by the Fed
eral Government or by a Su-
preme Court decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

made the 5.014-mile round trip
in ~ hours.
Last June he few $3.50 miles
to and from San Francisco in al
hours for ceremonies marking
the 10th anniversary of the
founding of the United Nations.
On July 10, 1858, he flew to
Amarillo, Tex, to inspect
drought damage. covering $500
miles in 1879 hours.
Another trip was to Palm
Springs, Calf, in February.
1854 Mr.. Eisenhower was away
six days and l6 hours on a work.
Iand-play vacation and travelled
a ,430 miles by plane.
On his Georgia visit beginning
today, Mr. Eisenhower will stay
as usual in a spacious cottage
built for him on the edge of the
golf course.
He plans to return to Wash
Iington in time to toss out the
first ball at the season-opening
baseball game April II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
.COURT
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
and had indicated willingness to
answer all questions about his
associations or political beliefs
since 1914. Prof. Slochower,
however. refused to answer ques-
tons as to whether he belonged
to the party during 1910 and
l94l.
1T is one thing for the city
authorities themselves to in
quire into Slochower's fitness. -
Justice Clark continued, but
quite another for his discharge
to be based entirely on events
occurring before a Federal COM
mittee whose inquiry was an
nounced as not directed at the
property, affairs. or govern
ment Of the city or Official con-
duct of city employees
Without attacking Prof.
Slochower's qualifications for his
position in any manner, the
Board Of Higher Education Of
the City of New York seized
upon his claim of privilege be-
fore the Federal committee and
converted it through the use Of
Section 903 Of the Charter into
conclusive presumption of guilt.
Since no inference of guilt was
possible from the claim before
the Federal committee. the dis
charge falls Of its own weight as
wholly without support.
Doesn't Bar Proper Inquiry
Justice Clark added that the
court did not mean to imply that
Prof. Slochower has a constitu-
tional right to be a professor at
Brooklyn College. The State. he
said, has broad powers in the
selection and discharge of its
employees. Justice Clark added
that 1T may be that proper in
quiry would show that Slo-
choWer's continued employment
to be inconsistent with a real
interest in the State but there
has been no such inquiry here. :"
Justice Reeds dissent con-
tended that the courts oninion
strikes deep into the authority
OF New York to protect its local
governmental institutions from
influences Of officials whose con-
duct does not meet the declared
State standards for employ
ment."
He maintained that the city
does have reasonable ground to
require its employees either to
give evidence regarding facts of
official conduct within their
knowledge or to give up the posi-
tions they hold.
Justice Harlan said he dis
sented principally because he
thought the court misconceived
the nature Of the City Charter
provision and "unduly circum-
scribed the power Of the State
to insure the qualifications Of
It's teachers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

Tie extra OutlayS would not
throw the budget out of balance
He explained the requested
supplemental funds would pro-
vide principally for increased
quantity and accelerated produc-
ton OF B-52 aircraft. conStruc-
ton OF additional bases for the
Strategic Air Command. con-
and support for the
Distant Early Warning program.
additional ship conversion and
minor increases in strength for
the Army and Navy"
All Would Get Most
The Army would receive SIS
million, the Navy $685. million.
the Air Force $376.5 million and
inter-service activities $50 mil
lion.
THE budget message trans
mitted to Congress last January
indicated the necessity fol con-
tlnued study and scrutiny OF our
military program" a White
House statement said. Develop
ments since its preparation make
additional appropriations and
expenditures necessary to sup
port these programs in the fiscal
year 1857.
These additional appropria-
tons will not increase estimated
expenditures for the Department
OF Defense during the fiscal year
1857 by more than $500 m lion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
u. S. Air Bases Hit
By Morocco Strike

RABAT, French Morocco,
April 8 PC.--French and Mo-
roccan workers at United States
air bases in Morocco went on
strike today. They are seeking
more pay and union recog-
milton. About 5000 locally hired
civilians work at the big bases.
Picket lines we're set UP last
night Some workers who we're
not in agreement with the strike
appeared at the bases this
morning but were oissuaded
from going to work by the pick
cts. There was no violence.
The strike was called by the
Moroccan Labor Union. Al
though the bases are operated
by the United States, the civil
ian employees are paid through
French authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
FARM

Continued From First Page
will eliminate the buildup of
huge SURPRISES that have been
and are depressing farm prices,
and which have been denying
farmers their fair share of our
prosperity"
johnson RapS President
Senate Democratic Leader
johnson took Mr.. Eisenhower
sharply to task today for lobby
ing against the compromise
farm bill.
Emphasizing that 1t is the
function of Congress to draft
legislation, Senator Johnson
said:
Il regret that the President
has Succumbed to the pressure
from frantic Republicans and
Joined in lobbying against the
farm bill 1t would have been
far better if he had waited to
take a stand after the bill
passes
Senator johnson said he was
somewhat amused" by two re-
cent statements by the President
that this is not a good bill before
the details were finally agreed
on.
The Texan recalled that MIR
Eisenhower said on March Is he
would not pass judgment on the
bill ahead of time. But the
Senator charged he is now urging
Republicans TO make a last
ditch effort" to send it back TO
conference.
Senator johnson said he hopes
Republicans in Congress will
consider the needs Of their con-
stituentS and the necessities OF
fl1n in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
D. c. Science Fair
Opens Saturday

The District of Columbia Sci
ence Fair will be held Saturday
and Sunday in the American
University gymnasium.
Scheduled to get under way at
7 pm. Saturday, the fair will
have exhibits submitted by stu
dents from public and parochial
high schools in the Washington
area. 1t is sponsored by the Dis
trict school science department
and the Junior Academy of
Science
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
Four Diplomats Sworn
With New Career Rank

Americas first diplomats with
the new rank of career ambassa :
dor were sworn in today.
Secretary of State Dulles pre-
sided at the swearing in cere-
monies for Robert ID. Murphy,
new Deputy Undersecretary of
State. and 10y Henderson. new
Deputy Undersecretary of State
for Administration.
James Clement Dunn. Ambas-
sador to Brazil. took the oath in
Rio de Janeiro, while H. Free
man Matthews. Ambassador to
the Netherlands. took the oath
in a simultaneous ceremony at
The Hague.
The class of career ambas-
sador was created by Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

Court decision outlawing the
segregation Of races in public
schools and said he would. as
President, do all in his power
to bring together men of good
and women who are
against mob violence, men and
women who respect the supreme
law Of the land as interpreted
by the Supreme Court"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
DO THEY
PLAY
CARDS?

Cards are magic carpets"
that bring folks together.
How long since you've had
the fun of a good card
game? Why not pick up
some fresh new packs ON
your way home today?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
S547 Million More Arms
Asked by Eisenhower

President Eisenhower today asked increase by
S541 million the Defense Department appropriations
fiscal year beginning July /.
In submitting this for additional for the 1857
military budget which has not yet been
House Appropriations Committee the President explained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09
Bill Pushed to Protect
States Rights in Sedition

Representative Virginia said today he is
"pressng House action his bill to safeguard States
antisedion legislation well other State
Federal Government has dangerously
invaded.
he at all that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-09

ADVERTISEMENT.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
ANTON BUTKOVICH

Drugi je brat Anton Butkovich,
koji je nakon duge bolesti ispustio
svoju dusu dine 2. augusta 1856.
Rodjen je 1872. u selu Srednji
Jarak, Gorski Kotar, Hrvatska. U
odsjek je pristupio 1906. U owl
zemlju je dosao 1899. u Calumet,
gdje je ostao do 1921. Tada Sc je
odselio ma farmu u Engadine,
Mich, gdje je ostao do zadnjeg
casa svoga zivota.
Ma 6. augusta IL jutro krenula
je zalosna povorka u katolicku
crkvu Lady Of Lourdes u Enga-
dine, gdje je odsluzena sveta misa,
a nakon toga ma Cemetery, gdje
je njegovo mrtvo tijelo predano
majci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
La sebe ostavlja tri sina i pet
kceri, John u Calumetu, Frances,
Frank, Thomas j Eva Legenlt u
Engadine, Rose Benntte, u New
berry, Anna Ingall u st. Ignace.
Mary Vessel u Detroitu, tie AZ unu-
cadi / rs praunucadi.
Tebi brate Anton Butkovich ne
ka je lahka zemlja u kojoj poci-
vas, a tvojim sinovima i kcerima,
unucadi, ~praunucadi i rodbini ma
Sc iskreno saucesce.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
Cianstyu odsieka 31b

So. st. Paul, MINI. O.
vine Sc dale do znanja sve-
ukupnom Glanstvu naseg Cd
316 HBZ., da prema Ia
prisutnog clanstva ma
prosloj sjednici, nasa iduca
sjednica &c Sc odr-
zati u nedjelju, %. septembra
o. g.
Ova promjena je ucinjena
samo "a ova mjesec, i to zbog
toga, sto JIG mas odsjecni tai
mix, brat Anton Il. Spraitz O.
tisao ma posjet u staru domo-
vinu s ostalim turistima i ak
tivistima Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice. On je vrijedni tai
mix naseg odsjeka, a tako isto
i vrijedni i zasluzni clan HBZ,
koji uvijek ~ucestvuje u swim
kampanJama, kao sto je uces-
tvovao i u ovogodisnjoj. Pre-
ma tome mi smo odgodili ma
su redovitu sjednicu, koja je
trebala biti u drugu nedjelju
ovog mjeseca "a cetvrtu ne
djelju, %. s%eptembra, posto
&c prize toga brat Spraitz ma
trag stici i moci biti prisutan
ma ovoj sjednici.
Stoga molimo sve nase cla-
move, da dodju ma owl sjedni-
Gu i da cuju izvjestaj brata
Spraitza o svom posjetu u
staroj domovini. Bit &c ljepse
da ga zajednicki saslusamo,
nego da ga pojedinacno pita-
mo o njegovim tamosnjim
~dojmovima i utiscima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
JOSEPH JARDAS

Treti je bio brat Joseph Jardas,
koji je nakon kratke bolesti ispu-
stio svoju dusu &c. augusta 1856.
Rodjen je 1875. u selu Stubica,
kotar Vrbovsko. Dosao je u owl
zemlju 1898, a pristupio u HBZ.
1906, u kojoj je bio dollar i akti-
van clan sve do svoje smrti.
Ma 20. augusta jutro krenula
je zalosna povorka u katolicku
crkvu Sv. Ivana Krstitelja, gdje je
odsluzena sveta misa "a pokoj ME-
COVE duse, a nakon toga do mics
nog groblja, gdje smo njegove mr.
tive ostanke predali majci zemlji
ma vjecni pocinak.
LA sebe ostavlja diva sina i tri
kceri.
Nase drustvo je svoj %trojici o.
viii clanova platilo svete mise, pre-
ma zelji njihovih obitelji.
.Tebi brate Joseph neka je la
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
Nasih draqih 49, Brace i sesfara
UMRu CLANOVI III. b. 2.
PRIJAVLJEN Cd Z. DO Ia. SEPTEMBRA, 1856
1873 JakOv Skulic
It's Francika TOmac
354 Stanko Nance
435 Emilia Chitarovich
557 FerdO Secic

Bila je vrlo dobra clanica, dobra
majka i ovime odsjek gubi dobru
/ marljivu clanicu.
Rodjena je ovdje u Omahi, gdje
je odhranila veliku obitelj / stekla
lijepo prijateljstvo, tie bila posti-
vana cd svih onih koji SUI ju po-
znavali. Pristupila je u zajednicu
1912. godine, a u mas odsjek do
sla S Prestupnom Listom u junu
1929.
u sporazumu S obitelji odsjek je
priredio dostojan sprovod ko-
jem je sudjelovalo mnostvo naro-
da, tie pokopana pc crkvenim OBJ
redima, koji SUI odsluzeni u crkvi
Sv. Petar i Pavao. Pokojnica ia
kodjer ostavlja rodbine u Kansas
City, to jest familiju Skradski, ko-
il su dobro poznati kao dobri tr-
govci i Hrvati u svojoj koloniji.
Odbor / clanstvo naseg odsjeka,
OWN putem izrazuje svoj obitelji
naSe saucesee, a tebi sestro Skrad-
ski klicemo: Pocivaj u miru b.
zjem!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
CRNKOVICH

Calumet, Mich. - Odsjek broj
90S "Sveti Rok" HBz. javlja tuz-
nu West, da smo izgubili il Ia
sih redova diva mjeseca tri clana.
Prvi je brat Adam Crnkovich,
koji je nakon duge i teske bole-
sti ispustio svoju patnitku dusu
s. julia owe godine.
Pokojni Adam je rodjen 1873.
u selu Skrad, Gorski Kotar, Hrvat-
ska. U mladim godinama dosao je
u owl zemlju, a u zajednicu je
pristupio godine 1906. Bio je dollar
zajednicar, dollar / p~rijateljski sa
svakim, dollar suprug otac svo-
joj familiji, / dobar gradjanin owe
nase move domovine. Bio je nasta-
MEN u Calumetu nekoliko godina,
a poslije odselio ma farmu u South
Haven, Mich.
liza sebe ostavlja suprugu Kata-
rinu; cetiri sina, Joseph, William,
John i Frank, / sest kceri, M. Ag-
nita S. S. j., Monroe, Mich, Kath-
ryn, Frances / Mrs. Macolln An
derson, Detroit, Mich, Ann Flor
ence, South Haven, Mich.
Tebi brate Adam neka Dude
vjecni pokoj, a tvojoj suprugi, 81
novima i kcerima, rodbini i pri-
jateljima nase iskreno sautesce.
Zahvala. - Najljepsa srdacna
hvala Mr.. / Mrs. F. ]. Racki, Mr..
i Mrs. Joseph Muvren, John Jure-
itch, prijateljima / kumovima, ko-
il su polozili whence cvijeca i lie
20 okitili odar naseg pokojnog su-
pruga i oca, tie platili svete mise
"a pokoj njegove duse, i ispratili
ga ma vjecni pocinak.
Ozaloscena supruga Katarina /
dioro
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19

san dan, posluzilo mas je vrlo
lijepo vrijeme, tie smo has svi
uzivali u prirodi i u drustvu.
TamburaSi SUI mas zabav-
ljali sa svojom svirkom i pie
smom, a poslije kada smo o.
gladnili bio je hrane u izo-
bilju.
Nase marne sestre pobri-
mule SUI So "a sve tie je cak
bio i domacih kolaca i kave,
Sto obicno ma izletima nema.
Prema tome mozete vidjeti
da su braca i sestre ovo u
zeli ozbiljno i izlet nije mo-
gao drugacije nego uspjeti.
Takodjer je bila milina gle
DAFT, kada je nasa Betty Mi
galich, koja je owe godine i
zabrana Kraljicom Zajedni-
carskog Dana, dijelila djecici
slatkise.
Izvrsni Odbor odsjeka vrlo
je zadovoljan sa rezultatima
izleta, tie prema godisnjem
zakljucku odsjeka cd prihoda
darovati cemo Croatian Cen
tru svotu cd $500.
Odbor Sc ovom prilikom
zeli zahvaliti svoj braci i Sc
strama koji SUI radili ma IL
letu j toliko truda ulozili, a
osobito onim sestrama koje
su same kolace nacinile |
darovale. c. Pichler, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
JOSH VUKOV

Drugi je mas clan l brat Josip
Vukov, koji je magic i nenadnom
smrtu poginuo dne II. augusta o.
We godine, a pokopan IA. augusta.
Pokojnik je bio vrlo dobro po-
znat pc %cijeloj koloniji kao dollar,
miriam ! veseo Clan. Volio je svoja
drustva, / mnogo puta znao zapje-
vati u veselom drustvu. PAX razu-
mije Sc da mas je njegova smrt
sve iznenadila, jer nismo nikada
ocekivali da Como ga tako magic
izgubiti liz nase sredine.
Pokojnik liza sebe ostavlja OLA
loscenu suprugu, Irene; diva sina.
Joseph, Jr. i Frank, tie kcerku
Mrs. Frances P. Donahue, pax
brata Frank Vukov, svi u Omaha;
bracu Stjepana / Marka u Hrvat-
skoj; sestru Mrs. Julia Rajkov
u Detroit, Mich i dvije unuke.
Pokojni brat je rodjen u Banatu,
Vel. Beckerek, a pristupio je u mas
odsjek 1921. godine.
Odsjek 101 u sporazumu s ME
govom obitelji priredio je lijep l
dostojan sprovod svom bratu i cla-
nu, koji je pokopan pc crkvenom
obredu i predan majci zemlji, ka-
mo Como i mi svi kad "a to vri-
jeme dodje.
Odsjek sa svojim clanstvom 1
odborom OWN putem izrazuje svo-
je s~aucesce suprugi, djeci | rodbini
pokojnika, a tebi brate Josipe WI
kov klicemo: Pocivaj u miru Bo-
zjem i lahka ii bila hladna zem-
liza, a mir 1 pokoj tvojoj dust.
Ia odsjek 101 HBz.,
Stiepan GaIovic, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
ANA SKRADSKI

Omaha, Nebr. - OWN putem
Javljam zalosnu West svemu
clanstvu HBZ., da je mas odsjek
broj 101 u kratko vrijeme sa smr-
Gu izgubio slijedeca diva clana:
Prva je sestra Ana Skradski,
dobra i vrijedna clanica naseg Cd
sjeka, koja je preminula dine 10.
juna owe godine, q pokopana ma
st. Mary's groblju 20. juna.
Pokojnica liza sebe ostavlja lest
sinova i tri kceri, sinovi: Joe,
Steve, Frank, John, Nick 1 Ed
ward, a kceri: Marie Ann, Rose
Mary i Katherine, pax sestru
Josephine Bizal, zetove i wise u
nutadi, koji svi "a njom placu i
tuguju. Njezin suprug Sttepan
skradski je preminuo pred wise
godina, pax je jedno sto moran
napomenuti, da je bio zalosno
gledati kako Sest sinova nose svo-
ju majku ma zadnji pocinak, a ia
ko je isto bio i 'sa sprovodom
ajihovog dragog oca Stjepana.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
Sa uspjesnog piknika
0dsjeka broj K.B.z.

Pittsburgh, Pa. - I ako
smo malo zakasnili sa OWN
dopisom, ipak ne zelimo pro-
pustiti priliku, a da ne ogla-
simo clanovima uspjeh nase-
ga odsjecnog izleta, tako da
.oni clanovi koji nisu bill pri-
sutni nebi ~promasili nase bu-
duce izlete.
Dakle, mas izlet je odrzan
u divnom parku Croatian
Center, koji je has pogodan
"a ovakove sVrhe. Bio lie kra-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
zAkASNI0 JE

Majka upada u sobu i ka-
re: - Mladicu, cini mi Sc da
hi u ovom slucaju morali "a
moliti ruku mole kcerke.
Wee sam je dobio, 60
spodjo, Upravo sam PRIMO
dvije cuske.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19

llJlCe OpStanKa QruSCVa SVeCl
rujna owe godine u prosto-'
rijama Hrvatskog Donna ma
9618 Commercial Ave-, South
Chicago.
Osnutak drustva "Sv. Pc
tar i Pavao, odsjek broj 80
Hrvatske Bratske Z~ajednice.
Ma "a. travnja 1885 60
dine, u prostorijama zupnog
stana ma 96-oj i Escanaba u
lici, pisac ovih redaka imao
je cast, da otvori prvu i u
stanovnu sjednicu dru s t
"Sveti Petar i Pavao', koje
je ma 1. svibnja iste godine
primljeno u Hrvatsku Brat
sku Zajednicu pod brojem 80.
Ma istoj sjednici bio je
prisutno Is molitelja, CHE SUI
noble bile ispunjene i odmah
ma glavni ured HBZ poslate.
Ma istoj sjednici bio je pri-
sutno 9 clanova Cd jednog
postojeceg odsjeka HBZ, a
medju tin 9, bio je pisac o.
viii redaka. Kao p~redsjeda-
tell doticne sjednice, uzeo
sam rice tie ocrtao j prikazao
novim clanovima rad, kojeg
oni kao clanovi imaju da W.
Sc "a svoju korist, koju &c
crpiti IL druStva i Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice, kada bu-
du II potrebi. Zazelio sam, da
hi u drustvu vladala prava
bratska sloga i potpuno ra-
zumjevanje. Ma istoj sjednici
izabrano je ime d~rustvu, iza-
bran je privremeni odbor, i
stvoren zakliucak, da Sc re-
dovite sjednice odrzaju sva-
XII treci utorak u mjesecu, u
prostorijama hrvatske zupe.
S time je dnevni red iscrp-
lien i sjednica zakljucena.
Vrijeme danasnjice ne do
zvoljava, da Sc upustamo u
pretres radi kojih je uzroka
tada novo drustvo osnovano.
ProSlost, IL koje smo svi sku-
pa naucili, da nam rad ma
drustvenom polju nije donio
nikakove koristi, neka pro-
die u zaborav, a sada radije
posvetimo nase slobodno vri-
jeme danasnjim prilikama i
stisnimo svoje redove tie po-
radimo "a sto bolje medju-
sobno razumjevanje / brat
sku slogu, koja &c nam do
nijeti d b plod "a nasa
d~rustva, "a Hrvatsku Brat
sku Zajednicu, i "a nasu hr-
vatsku South ChikaSku kolo-
niju.
Drustveni zapisnici polka
zulu, da je clanstvo bio veo-
ma odusevljeno "a novo drus-
two. Drustvo Sc lijepo raz-
vijalo i vec ma drugoj sled
nici odrzanoj 81. svibnja, pri-
stupilo je 81 clan sa prestup-
nom listinom. Drugu sled
nicu otvorio je tadasnji CLAW
nj odbornik HRZ, brat Josip
Plesha, danasnji cinovnik u
glavnom uredu HBZ, koji je
tada zivio u Joliet, Ill. S NIL
me je ma nasu sjednicu do
Sac mas dobro poznati kolo-
nista, brat Jure Sandwich u
svojstvu takodjer 81. odbor-
nika HBZ, i danas pokojni
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Veliki novi Eng.-Hryatski 1 Hrv.-En-
gleski rjeGnik. Najvece i n~ajbolje IL
DAME, sa pr~idOdatkom gramatike en-
jezika, stranih rijeci, krsnih
imena. pitanja odgovOra "a molitelje
gradjanstva. Cijena So, po-
25c. Cijenik Sc Sale besplatno.
Novac se Sale ma Palandech's Books,
705 s. Wells St., Chicago Z, Ill.
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SvJEzI
GR0B0VI
4 Simun KOvacic
81 MirkO Furlic
48 Ivan Vrbanac
1O1 Joso VukOv
LA Blaz Misetic
VINkO kALAFATTC

st. Louis, Mo - Odsjek so Jaw
liza zalosnu West, da je IL svojih
redova smrcu izgubio d~ugogodis-
Meg clana Hrvatskog Bratstva 1
HBZ., brata Vinka Kalafatic, ko-
il je umro 2. augusta 1856, ciju
sliku ovdje donosimo.
On je bio "a dugi niz godina
clanom drustva "Kralj Tomislav"