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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

CINCINNATI. May II (P.-
The Redlegs frightened the Ma
tional League pennant race to-
day as a seven-run burst in the
first inning powered them to a
1916 victory over the leading
Braves.
The Braves, down I'll after
only one inning of play, kept
Ihammering away at Brooks Law
renee until they finally drove
him to cover in the seventh with
"a home-run barrage by Eddie
Mathews and Bobby Thomson.
Lawrence got credit for his
fourth triumph of the season
but Joe Black had to be called
ito protect the Redleg lead.
Gus Bell and Ted Kluszewski
fhomered for the Redlegs. Klu's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
Cubs 0uts|uq
Cards, 1910

CHICAGO, May IL (P).-The
Cubs outslugged the Cardinals
today to win a wild display Of
power, l4-l0. The Cubs pro-
duced five 2-run homers. plus
six doubles, and the Cardinal;
added three circuit clouts.
Pete Whisenant, who came tt
the Cubs from st. Louis during
spring training for Hank Sauer
hit two Of the homers. Ernie
Banks. Frank Kellert and Walt
Moryn were the other homer
hitters for Chicago. Three Car
dinals. Ken Boyer. Bill Virdor
and Walker Cooper. also hit fol
the circuit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

Thomson. Bruton. Tore. Errors-Klus-
Iewski. Mcmillan, Bruton;, Rice. Runs
batted in-Mathews t2l, Losan. Thomi
son, Adcock, Tore Mcmillan ~, Bel
~, Jablonskl '2l. Temple, BURGESS
Kluszewski. Two-base hits - Jablonskl,
Mcmillan, Temple Home .runs--M Mathews,
Thomson. Bell, Kluszewski. Stolen base
-Jablonski Sacriflces--Ben, Temple.
Double plays-MseMillsn to Temple, TO to
Kluszewski; Mcmillan to KlusZewski; Lett
on hases-Milwaukee q; Cincinnati 2.
Bases on balls-ofi Bull, 3; of Nichols;
!. of Robinson. .; of Lawrence. 3; on
Jolly. /. Struck out--By Johnson, !; by
Eichols. L; by Trowbridge, l; by, Jolly,
.: by Black. |. Hits--Off Bull. l in
inning faced 5 Oatters IN 1sti; on john oh >
innings of Nichols. 6 in . innings; on
Lawrence, 10 in g., inn in p,s of TgoT "
Ga innings: of Jolly. in innings.
Runs and earned runs"of Bull, 90;
of Johnson, -; of Nichols. %; of
Trowbridee. 90; of Robinson, 90; on
Jolly. IL: off Lawrence, as: of Black.
90 wild pitches Nichols Jolly. Win
ring ritcher--Iiawrence t4-Ol. Losing
oitcher-Buhl t2-1. Time-2:25. At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
Chase
Roberts, Extend
Phi|Iies' Skid

PITTSBURGH. May IL (P.-
The Pirates belted Robin Roberts
of the mound today and launched
"a l3-hit attack. including two
homers. to hand the Phillies then
ninth straight loss, SIS,
Bob Friend famed five, walked
two and received credit for. the
victory, his fourth compared to
two defeats.
The Pirates got to Roberts fol
10 hits and five runs in the 52s
innings he pitched. Gene Freest
and Preston Ward each dubbed
ItWo-run homerS off RyobertS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

Totals 80 PAS Totals - IL
| Grounded out for Besley IN 18th
> STRUCK out for Calder in 9Th.
Grounded out for Gafney in 9th.
Maryland Oal 0nO laU--2
GEORGETOWN 600 200 llx-4
Runs--R Smith, valeenti. Harrison.
D. Smith. Hahn Moore. Error--Moore.
Runs baited in Mcdonald Hahn. d.
Smith, Harrison to). Three-base hit
Hahn Home run-Harrison. Bases on
balls-Of Harrison. >; of Gafuey. 3.
Z. Winning pitcher-Harrison u-1l.
Losing pitcher-Gafney t2-4D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
MINOR LEAGUES

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Havana. 4 Toronto.
Rochester, q Columbus, e
Montreal, 10: Miami. g.
Richmond 4; Buffalo. /. Called end
6 innings. RAIN
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Charleston, q; 81 Paul. :
Wichita at Omaha. postponed rain.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Francisco. Z. Los Angeles q.
HOLLYWOOD Il: Vancouver -
EASTERN LEAGUE
Binghamton at Johnston, postponed,
rain
Albany s: Allentown. :
WilliamSport s; Syracuse 3.
Schenectady, O.; Reading, 5 90 In.
ningsI.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta. g. Mobile. O.
Chattanooga 4 Memphis 3.
Little Rock, s.; Nashville, .
Birmingham, 3: New Orleans. z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

Totals 80 10 241 Totals "a 10 - IL
| Popped out for Trovbridge in 5th.
, Popped out for Robinson in eth.
3 Hit into double play for jolly in 9th.
Sinsled for Johnson in I'd.
Singled for Nichols in 4th.
- 100 200 300 g
CIR -ati I'll 600 0lx-l0
Runs-Temple t2l. Robinson. Bell,
Jablonski Kluszewski t2l. Post. Burgess.
Mcmillan. O'Connell, Logan, Mathews
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

Totals 81 "a IL Totals 30 20
/ Ran for Jacobs in 9TH 49,.
Fouled out tor Burtschy IN 'th'
3 Struck out for Baxes in 9TH.
Kansas City -------- O00 lV5 V0 0v-S
Cleveland -------- Ooo 0uo WA
Runs-Boyer, Lopez, zernial, Ayila.
.tosen, Smith, Colavito, Carrasauel. Runs
81 wynn I2l, zernial 90 Home runs
lopez, zernisl. Double plays--Rosen
Ito Avila to Wertz; Finiean to Jacobs 70
oless. Left on bases-Kansas CITY,, 81
cleveland: g. Bases on balls-Oh Her
Iriaee. 5; of Burtschy q; of Wynn. z.
Struck out--By German, /; by Wynn Q;
Hits--Of Herriase, o in 3ls inninssi on
Burtschy, l in rs innings: of German
II in . innings Runs and earned runs
OF HerrIaRe, 5-5; of BurtSchy. 90; on
German. 90: of Wynn. 3-3. Winning
pitcher Wynn AID. Losing pitcher
Heritage ODD. Time-2:l6. Attendance
-4,72S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
RedIegs Tighten Race
BY Topping Broves, 1916

wallop in the eighth was his fifth
homer in his last seven games.
The Braves used six pitchers,
with the defeat being pinned on
Bob Bull, who failed to get a
man out in the first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

THE SUNDAY STAR c.:
Washington, D. c.. +**h
SUNDAY, MAY I3. 1886
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
WHY GROW OLD?
Daily Bath Essential
Now as in the Summer

the habit Of wearing hats
more often, sometimes cause
the scalp to become dry and
fiaky. This is not q true dan
druff but an experience women
frequently have in the fall
and early winter months.
The weekly shampoo, with
faithful scalp massage or
brushing. probaly will conquer
the problem. If not, try a few
hot oil treatments or a tonic
for dry scalp. Do not neglect
the regular shampoo Just be-
cause the weather is cold.
Many women take fewer
baths because they feel that
1t makes the skin too dry in
winter weather and also be-
cause they believe that hot
baths may make them more
susceptible to colds. If you
think that the soapy bath
Is too drying at this season.
follow 1t with a body lotion
or put some bath oil into your
tub.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

President and Mrs. Nixon.
whom she described as "the
greatest people in the world"
There also was a toast to
Mrs. Coffin, offered by Mrs.
Meem and warmly seconded
by Miss Adkins, who declared:
''there is no greater Republican
woman in the District of CO.
lumbia than Mrs. Coffin"
I'VE know full well that it
was the women who brought
about this great and miracu-
lous achievement" the COP.
leader concluded.
The skitS, which were d.
rected by Mrs. Paul Hatch, had
as other performers Mrs. Pc
ter Cameron, Mrs. George
Hart, Mrs. Samuel Alexander,
Mrs. Daniel Shields, Mrs.
Alfred Goldstein, Mr.. James
Bacon and Mr.. Graham
Smallwood. jr.
Other guests at the lunch
con included Mrs. James p.
Mitchell, wife of the Secretary
OF Labor. representing the
Cabinet wives; Mrs. RATHER
Inc Howard, United States
representative for Civil De-
tense to NATO; Mrs. Clyde
Garrett, wife Of the Repub-
lican National Committeeman
Tor the District, and Mrs. Pearl
Carter Pace, a member of the
Foreign Claims Commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Many women who consider
themselves well-groomed are
nevertheless more likely to be
careless during winter months
than in hot weather. When
soaring temperatures cause ex-
cessive perSpiration, we are
more conscious Of the neces-
sity Of a daily. sudSy bath.
and often take more than
one a day.
However, the daily bath is
just as essential in cold
weather as in hot and in some
ways even more so. We wear
wooden clothes and most Of
fees and stores and homes
are kept far too hot. Dark
colored clothing and dyed furs
may rub off onto the skin,
calling for extra attention to
the neck, back. and other ex-
posed skin areas.
The hair also requires special
attention. Sudden changes In
temperature. steam heat and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
BY ISABELLE SHELTON

ACAAA@A4A4A4A1 -
Top Republican women
turned out yesterday to honor
Miss Bertha Adkins, assistant
chairman of the Republican
National Committee.
The gathering was a lunch
con given by Mrs. Howard A.
Coffin and the Women's Divi-
sion of the District Eisenhow-
er-Nixon Republican Cam
paign Committee.
Mrs. Coffin, who is G. o. P.
national committeewoman for
the District, was chairman of
the luncheon, which was held
at the Sheraton Carlton Hotel.
The menu featured consomme
Madrilene. broiled capon and
Smithf1eld ham with wild rice,
asparagus and Sherbet with
mint sauce.
The women drank cham
payne toasts to Miss Adkins,
and watched several skitS trac-
ing the political progress of
women from the days of SUI
san B. Anthony's sufragette
crusades.
Noting that it was "the first
time in history we've had any,
thing to toast women in ex-
cept water" Mrs. Coffin ex-
planned with a smile: people
say you Republican women al
ways look so serious. So this is
a fun party. We are all going
to be gay"
Several of the guests then
offered toasts to Miss Adkins,
with words of warm praise.
The speakers included Mrs.
Emory Wheeler, vice chair
man of the Republican State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13
Republican Women Sing
Bertha Adkins Praises

Committee Of the District:
Mrs. Dorothy Houghton, head
of the women's division Of
Citizens for Eisenhower
Nixon (who new in especially
from her home in Iowa.; Mrs.
Peter Gibson, president-elect
of the National Federation of
Republican Women; Mrs. VIII
liam Burdick, president Of the
District League Of Republican
Women; Mrs. Ida Smith
Taylor. president of the Vir-
ginia White Speel Club of the
District; Mrs. Harry Grant
Meem, treasurer Of the Wom-
ems Finance Committee Of the
District; Miss Catherine D.
Scott, Young Republican Com
mitteewoman for the District;
Mrs. Montgomery Blair and
Mrs. C. Lowndes Jackson,
Citizens for Eisenhower lead
ers in the District; and Miss
Julie Kirlin, head of the
G. o. P.'s Thank You Mr..
President" fund drive.
Miss Adkins told the group
she was quite overcome" by
their praise. which she de-
scribed as so totally exag-
gerated that words don't come
that seem to be adequate to
say thank you"
Noting that several of the
women had praised her pa
thence, Miss Adkins said that
as a matter of fact there
have been times that you have
had to be very patient with
me-"
Miss Adkins also had a toast
to propose-to President and
Mrs. Eisenhower and Vice
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
Dear Bernie:

Lear 6eEIMcs
Would like you to answer couple Of ques-
lions, If you please. Ronald Reagan said on the
GE show on Sunday, July 1, that the show,
Man With Vengeance" with Dennis King and
Walter Nathan, had been shown before. Do
you know the cast of the first show?
Also what was the cast of 1.-THE Catered
Affair" when 1t appeared on Tv some time ago9
Thank YOU
-DB
What Reagan probably meant tcns that the
shouting 1onS repeat-,Dhich lCould make 1t the
same cast. II remember correctly, the leads
in "The Catered Affair" Uere played BY Pat
Henning and ThelnG Ritter, Nth Pat O'Malley
as the uncle.
Dear Bernie:
Would it be possible to start the same kind
of campaign to keep Navy Log on the air as
was waged to keep Mama? I think Navy Log
brings to the attention of the public things
which would otherwise remain obscure.
-HKB
It's up to the fans. Get those toho feel like
you do to ,ortte letters or postcards to Macy
Log, care of CBS-TV 4S5 Madison Avenue, N. Y.
Dear Bernie:
Is Eivis Presley truly in Jail?
Amy T.
He truly, truly isn't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

rem names 1DuC DC uSCu " UCoTCU'
Dear Bernie:
We want the old Elvis on Sullivan's show.
Same goes for the Allen show. Vic Damone was
moving more than Elvis was when he was on.
Aliens show will be flop when Presley's on, II
they won't let him bounce. If you knew him per-
sonally you wouldn't say bad things about him.
He's swell guy and he's got voice (good one
tool and the looks yum YUM these squares
who don't like him will ever have
Fans and Friends of Elvis.
Neither Mr.. SullivGn nor Mr.. Allen IS
Square" enough to present the Berle-iSh per-
sion of yumnly ElDiS. But they'll both undoubt-
eddy let him gyrGte in his "old" Dorsey stage
Shol0" fashion t0hich, apparently, upset no one
Dear Bernie:
I, together with many of my friends, be-
Iieve that there should be show in Washington
like Baltimore's "Teen Canteen" or Philadel-
phia's "Bandstand" for teen-agers. hope that
maybe you could remedy this with the influence
you have with the local stations.
SIX
You should be pleased NTH the netD Band
Hop" series on WTTG-S every Saturday after
noon from to S. Milt Grant put in at least
years lDork to get the sho1 on the road-no'o
it's up to you to keep it going.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
TeIeVue Mailbag

This Is your chance to sound of-and
nv Critic Bernie Harrison lDiu do his best to
ansper questions. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names 1Dill be used If desired.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
Bez Iijeenieke pregIedbe

KOd Hrvatske Bratske Ia
.jednice moze sc osigurati ma
zivotnu osiguraciju cd 16 do
40 godine boz lijecnicke pre-
gledbe ma svotu cd $1,000.
Do 40 godina svaki Clan mo-
ze sc osigurati ma $4,000 iii
povisiti svoju zivotnu osigu-
raciju do te svote.
liza 40 godina do so svaki
moze da Sc osigura ma $4,000
zivotne osiguracije iii Clan te
dobe moze da povisi svoju O.
siguraciju do $4,000.
liza SO do 60 godina svaki
postojeci clan moze da po-
visi svoju zivotnu osigura-
ciiu "a $1,000, ali ne moze
prekoraciti zivotnu Osigura-
ciiu "a wise cd $1,000.
Novi clan cd so do 60 GO
dina moze sc osigurati kod
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
"a $1,000 samo ma zivotnu O.
siguraciiu, a ne moze sc osi-
gurati u toj dObi ma bolesni6-
ku potporu ostetu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

naseg naroda Il ovoj nasoj novoj domovini,
America. To je jos jedan dokaz, da je nasa
Zajednica zaista stozer oko kojeg Sc okrece
mas narodni, drustveni kulturni zivot u
Sjedinjenm Drzavama Kanadi.
Ma gornjoj slici s ijeva ma desno vidi
mo redom slijedece: ~ brat Mato Kovacevic
predsjednik odsjeka broj 1T treci glavni
podpredsjednik H.B.Z., koji je svu ovu vri-
jednu obitelj upisao redove nase Zajed-
nice; y brat Paul Vusovich, suprug otac;
81 sestra Lillian Vusovich, supruga majka;
~ njihova djeca: Barbara, Kathleen, Sha-
ron (u narucaju majke), Frances Thomas
Vusovich.
Ova vrijedna obitelj nastanjena je ma
5471 w. 10th Street ovom gradu, brat
Paul Vusovich zaposlen je kao zastupnik,
odnosno prodavac Ford automobile.
Cijenjenoj obitelji Vusovich klicemo: Ii
Well u dobrom zdravlju zadovoljstvu do
bro nam dosli u redove nase Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice!
Math Kovacevich, predsj. odsjeka 1T.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
IN GklJEzDA BR0J "a HB.zK AKfIvNOSn 0DSyEKA BR0J

Los Angeles, Calf. - Nize donosimo sill
Ike vrijedne cestite obtelji brata Pavla
Vusovich njegove supruge Lillian, clanova
naseg odsjeka br. IT, njihove petero die
ce, clanova gnijezda broj "a Pomlatka, sa
zeljom, da in ma oval nacin pred
stavimo ne samo svemu clanstvu naseg od-
sjeka, nego svemu clanstvu nase Zajednice.
JOS mjesecu junu prosle godine ma
Glavni Ured stiglo je sedan Molbi "a Clan
stvo: dvije "a brata Vusovica njegovu SUI
prugu "a clanstvo naSem odsjeku br 1T,
pet "a njihove petero djece "a clanstvo u
gnijezdu broj "a naseg Pomlatka. Tako su
mas odsjek, nase gnijezdo nasa zajednica
kroz samo ovu jednu obitelj odjednom po-
jacani sa lijepim brojem cd sedan novih
clanova, sto je svakako rijetkost pridobi-
vanju novog clanstva nase redove. I ovo
je jedan dobar dokaz, kako mas narod INA
de cijeniti plemeniti korisni rad nase Ia
jednice, koja je pod svoje okrilje prikupila
sve ono sto je najboljeg najsvijesnijeg Cd
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
now PLAN 0STETA

Hrv. Bratska Zajednica j.
made Novi Plan i "a Ostete
po kojem Sc plaza osteta "a
sve operacije, dok po Starom
Planu Sc plaza samo "a neke
operacije po pravilima pred
vidjeno. Ia neke operacije Sc
po Novom Planu plaza wise
nego po starom. o s te tie Sc
placaju i "a osakacenja po
Novom Planu wise.
Svaki mas Clan moze preci
sa Starog ma Novi Plan bez
lijecnicke pregledbe bez OBJ
zira ma star0st. Dok nOvi clan
ne moze stupiti ma Ovu ostetu
ako je navrsio so godina Ii
yota., ~ .t
Starr clanovi, koI SUI osigu-
rani ma Starr Plan osteta tre-
ba da iskoriste ovu pogod-
most i da predju ma Novi
Plan.
Ia Novi Plan placaju sc
pristojbe nesto wise, ali to Sc
u nuzdi dobro isplati.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
Noyi Plan BoIne Pofpore

KOd Hrvatske Bratske Ia
.iednice moze sc Clan osigu-
rati ma Novi Plan BOlne O.
stete, po kojem Sc planu pla-
ca osteta "a bolest $4,000
mejsecno, a dvostruko, ako je
clan u bolnici.
Istina, ma oval Novi Plan
placaju Sc i ve6e pristojbe, ali
Sc dobiva bolja osteta / pro-
tekcija.
Pristojbe Sc placaju po
Ijestvici prema godinama cla-
ma kad stupi ma oval Now
Plan.
Ia potanje informaciie O.
bratite Sc kod svog odsjec-
nog tajnika iii pako ma tai
nika Bolesnicke POtpore.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
MEGA RUKU

Ruke treba njegovati Gu
vati da koza ostane elasticna
i cista. Uslijed cestog kvase-
MIA j pranja, sa koze ma ru-
kama odstranjuje Sc tanki
zastitni sloj masnoce koju O.
ma sama luci. 1 posto koza
nije u stanju da brzo obnovi
tai masni zastitni sloj, treba
da ga sami zamijenimo time
sto cemo ruke poslije pranja
namazati uljem iii kremom.
To poslije rada. Ali, ruke Sc
cuvaju, to je je jos vaznije,
ako i'll prize rada zastitimo
cd prodiranja prljavstine u
kozu. Dakle, prize rada ruke
tr e b a namazati vazelinom.
Vazelin ne prodire u kozu,
nego estate ma povrsini i slu-
Ii kao tanak zastitni sloj ko-
j sprecava da Sc koza sa-
swim isusi da u nju prodiru
razne materije koje stvara-
ju mrlje. Kako bi i nokte "a
stitili, potrebno je prize rada
suvim noktima zagrepsti par
&c sapuna = da sc prostor
ispod nokata ispuni sapunom.
Poslije Sc tai sapun lako od-
strani kad sc ruke operu Get
kicom "a nokte. JOS vlazne
ruke istrljati najprije raz-
blazenim sircetom, pa onda
namazite kremom.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
Sa svadbenoq vese|ia U Toronfu

Toronto, Ontario, Can. -
Ovime javljamo veselu vijest
da je, ma II. maja 1856. stu
pio u bracni zivot clan naseg
odsjeka br. 975 H.B.Z., brat
Daniel Yustin sa svojom oda-
branicom, Mary Sabol, ciju
sliku ovdje donosimo.
Brat Yustin je rodjen u
Toronto cd vrjjednih dalma-
tinskih roditelja dobrih "a
jednicara, Dinka i We're Ju-
stin. Otac je rodom il mjesta
Vrbanj, otok Hvar, a majka
IL mjesta Brela kod Makar-
ske.
Nasa mladenka, sestra Ma
ry Sabol je slovackog po-
rijekla, a kcerka cd Mr.. j
Mrs. Ch. Sabol. r.
Vjencanje je obavljeno u
rimo-katolickoj crkvi Svetog
Cirila Metoda. Nakon vjen-
canja mladenci svatovi su
prosli ma uobicajeno slikanje
i voznju gradom, te Sc "a
objed vratili u dovranu Sve-
tog CiriIa Metoda.
U 6 sati poslije podne u j.
stoj dvorani priredjeno. .je bo-
cato jelo s picem. Poslije We
Gere razvila sc zabava s mu-
zikom plesom, sve do kasno
u vecer. Bio je prisutno oko
700 osoba. Prize nego su mia
denci posli ma medeno puto-
vanje, bill SUI bogato NADIA
reni. cd prisutnih gostiju. l
takodjer bill su posebno ma
dareni cd slijedecih tie t k j
Mara F'ilipovic, Nikica Lon
Ireta, Eva Komar, Ruzica La
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
Supruzi kvenif, e|anoW odsjeka N8
ProsIavi|i 80 godina bracnog zivota

die, bio je clanom bivse
Hrvatske Zajednice cd Illi-
nois do godine 1920, kad Sc
je vratio u svoj mill zavicaj.
Pred nekoje vrijeme brat
i sestra Kvenic bill su .upra-
vitelji naseg Pomlatka gni-
jezda broj 221 H.B.z. "a ne
koliko godina, i vrsili su svo-
ju duznost svemu clanstvu
ma zadovoljstvo.
Nasim svecari1na Z e | i'm o
dobro zdravlje i da pozivu ma
mnogo godina.
George Balich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

&c mas naslijediti | preuzeti
mas bratski drustveni rad. u
yet Gu "a PRIMER owe make
i njihovu djecu, koje su ape
lirali ma nase bratske organi-
zacije da i'm Sc prikljuce mo-
ralno materijalno. Kad su
ulaznice stigle ma nase od-
sjeke te kako su hladno
primite, skorom nista, a jos
mamie da poh v e njihov
bratski, kulturni, humanitar-
nj i narodni rad cd cega sc
sastoji Hrvatska Bratska "a
jednica.
Anton c. Saric
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

nici u velikim fabrikama, a.
koji su naklonjeni ovom obo-
ljenju, cesto osjecaju muc-
ninu gledajuci neprestano O.
kretanje nekog stroja.
"Morska bolest" nosi kor-
jen IL izvjesnih poremecaja
u organima "a ravnotezu. U
blizini srednjeg uha, u samoj
kostanoi supstanci, nalaze Sc
tri male kostane cjevcice, sa-
vijene u polukrug u kojima
Sc nalazi membranozna opna
ispunjena tecnoscu. Owl polu-
kruzni kanalici imaju sa u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12
Muzikalni bOnbOni

Nose: "sto ii jedes?"
Abe: "Muzikalne bonbone".
"Kakve vrazije bonbone
=. To je vareni grah'.
''Uzmi ii, nakusaj Sc,
pa tes vidjeti, kako ces mu-
zikati!"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-12

Indiana Harbor, Ind.-Cla-
novi odsjeka broj 288 H.B.z.,
brat sestra George i Caro-
line Kvenic, svecano su pro-
slavili 30-godisnjicu svog u
zornog bracnog zivota 30-og
listopada, 1856, ciju sliku ov-
die donosimo.
Rodom su il Baska Nova,
otok Kirk, Hrvatska. Brat
Kvenic dosao je u Indiana
Harbor godine 1920, a pri-
stupio u Zajednicu G. 1922.
Docim sestra Kvenic dosla je
u St. Louis, Mo-, godine 1921.
Vjencao in je slovenski sve-
cenik Podgorsek ma 80. listo-
pada 1926. u hrvatskoj crkvi
Presveto Trojstvo. God. 1941.
sestra Kvenic je pristupila u
H. B. Zajednicu. U njihovom
braku imaju djece.
Njihova leila je bila da
proslave 30-godisnjicu ma 80.
listopada 1856. u istoj crkvi,
gdje su Sc vjencali pred 80
godina. Mas svecenik, Paul
Bogovich, odsluzio je svetu
misu, a nakon toga mnogo-
brojni prijatelji dosli su u
njihov stan, gdje je bila po
domacu pripravljena do b r a
hrana hladno pice. U prija-
teljskom razgovoru pjesma-
ma cestitkama trajalo je
veselje sve do rano u jutro.
Mas je obicaj, da Sc ma ova-
kovim prigodama daruje sve-
care, ali toga nije bio kod
njih. Njihova je jedina leila
bila, da su gosti bill svi "a
dovoljni.
Brat Kvenic radi kod In
land Steel Co. "a godine, a
10 godina kao nadziratelj u
strojnoj tvornici. Njegovi 70.
ditelji jos su u zivotu u sta.
roj domovini. Otac je bio ov.