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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Joseph Ruttkoy
Director Of Art
For Republicans

Joseph E. Ruttkay, 81, art d..
rector for the Republican Ma
tional Committee here and for
merly an artist for the old
Times Herald, died yesterday
of lung cancer at Bethesda
Naval Hospital. He had been
In the hospital several months
A native Of Windber, Pa, Mr..
Ruttkay attended public schools
there, and the Abbott and Ma
tional art schools here.
He was an employe of the
Times-Herald from 1945 10
1854, when the paper was sold
He Joined the Republican Ma.
tional Committee as art direc-
tor late in 1855.
He served In the Army from
1912 TO 1916.
Surviving are his widow,
Mary Kathryn. OF the home ad-
dress. 3il4 Homewood park
way. KenSington. Nd, and five
c children, Kathleen Ann.
Thomas Joseph, Judith Manion.
John Metz and Martin Robert,
all Of the home address. His
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Ruttkay. live at i748 Hobart
street NV.
Also surviving are seven
brothers and sisters, Eugene
OF Los Angeles. Calf; Martin
OF Windber; Mrs. Wilma Mar
tin. Oxon Run Hill. Md: Mrs.
Helen Manotti, Mechanicsburg.
Pa; Francis. l748 Hobart street
NV; Mrs. Margaret Lehton-
ion of Miami. and Charles Of
Washington.
Mass will be said at 10 am.
Tuesday at Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church in Kensing-
ton, with burial In Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Nixon Says U.S.. Is Ready
ToUse DeficitSpendinq

resources to catch UP in those
areas where we are behind and
TO retain our overall position
of superiority. We must spend
whatever is necessary TO ac-
complish this objective. This
means that substantial amounts
will have to be added to our
defense budget"
However. he said. there will
be no blank check for unlim-
tied defense spending. Our
guard must be up for a long
period of tension. We need q
hard defense full Of muscle;
bare Of fat"
Some domestic programs
which the administration con-
siders desirable but not abso-
lutely necessary" are being
eliminated and others are being
reduced. he said.
Balanced Budget Possibility
las a result. in spite Of the
increase in defense spending.
the prospects are good that the
administration will be able 20
submit its fourth balanced
budget in a row next January"
he continued.
Mr.. Nixon said he realized
the industrialists would have
preferred a speech on the pos
sibility Of tax cuts and reduce
ton in the Federal budget. but
he emphasized: This is the
time for realism"
The lowest taxes. the highest
profits, the best wages in his
tory won't make any diff
ference If We are not around
to enjoy them" he said.
Pointing to Communist ac-
complishments of the last 40
years. Mr.. Nixon said that ex-
cept for the elite few OF the
class. Russia today,
as in 1917. is a gigantic poor.
house by free world standards.
The average Russian has
poorer housing and poorer food
than he had 40 years ago. The
Communist system has been
good for the state and bad for
the people"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Jeff Chambers Wife
Sturts Divorce Suit

LOS ANGELES. Dec. I o.
Actor JEFF Chandler. Ss. was
sued for divorce yesterday on
a charge Of cruelty. The COM
plant was brought by his wife
OF II years. Marjorie HoShell
Chandler. 81. She made no
detailed accusations in her suit.
Mrs. Chandler asked for Gus
tody Of their two chinldren,
Jamie, 10, and Dana. 8, and
for an equitable division Of
community property she esti-
mated at worth more than
$500. 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Madonna Exhibit Set

An exhibit Of madonna
prints and figures from the
collection of Mrs. George E.
Schnabel, wife Of the pastor.
will open Wednesday in Riley
Hall Of st. Marks cub.
Church. North Glebe road and
Twenty fifth street. Arlington.
The exhibit will continue
through Advent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07

An Arlington Air Force SER
geant and his wife have been
missing since November "a after
telling neighbors they were
planning a hiking expedition in
the area around the Luray
tVa.l CavernS.
Arlington police have sent out
Q l3-state missing persons re-
port on Srgt. David E. Dwyer,
43, and his wife. Emily. of STA
North Eleventh street.
According to Detective Srgt.
Charles H. Lee, their apartment
showed no signs that the couple
was planning to be gone for any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07

Claire. 5. and Peter. 8, all Of
the home address. 29l2 Syca-
more street. Warwick Village.
Alexandria.
Also surviving are his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
Garcin; q brother. Clement j.,
and two sisters. Mrs. Edwin
Kanehl and Mrs. Leroy Payne.
all Of Bay City.
Mass will be said at 1918
am. Monday at ST. Rita's
Catholic Church in Alexandria,
with burial In Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Col. Noble J. Wiley
80 Years with Army

Col. Noble j. Wiley, 70. uSA,
retired. a veteran Of 80 years
Army service, died on Tues
day after a brief illness at
the Jacksonville fla Naval
Air Station Hospital.
Col Wiley was a former
Washington resident. and was
a frequent visitor TO the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. Raymond
r. Brown. l7l3 Surry Lane
NV.
Services will be held in the
Fort Myer Chapel at 2 pm.
Tuesday. with burial In Ar
lington Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
BY DONALD B. HADLEY
Star star Correspondent


NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-vice
President Nixon last night de-
clared the Eisenhower admins
tration will not hesitate 10
employ deficit spending if ma
tional security demands it.
But he said the White House
expects TO submit a balanced
budget TO the next session Of
Congress.
Mr.. Nixon. addressing the
National Association Of Manu-
facturers. declared there will
obviously not be a tax cut. nor
do we anticipate a tax increase
Shortly after Mr.. Nixon ar
rived for the NAM banquet,
rumors circulated of a possible
move TO heal a Republican rift
while he is in New York City.
II was learned he plans TO
confer today with Robert Chris
tenberry. hotel executive. who
was Republican candidate for
Mayor in the last election. He
has been critical Of the party
since his defeat.
Mr.. Nixon gave little indica-
ton OF the conferences pur-
pose. He was quoted as saying
he missed seeing Mr.. Christen-
berry the last time he was in
New York and wanted to pay
him a social visit. The con-
ference is scheduled for mid
morning.
Foreign Aid Urged
To buttreSs the national
strength for competition with
Russian power in both military
and nonmilitary areas, Mr.
Nixon said the administration
will ask Congress for $50 bill
lion next month to continue
the foreign-aid program and
will seek a five-year extension
of the Reciprocal Trade Act.
"Militarily. the United States
and the free world overall are
stronger than any potential ag-
gressor." the Vice President de-
clared.
I'VE have the will. ability and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Yoshinobu Kuio

TOKYO, Dec. 7 R.-An
uncle OF Emperor Hirohito,
Yoshinobu Kujo. sdied today OF
Asian influenza. He was "a. Mr.,
KuJo was half-brother Of the
Emperors mother, the late En-
press Teimei. He operated a
fishing pond in Ichikawa City
near Tokyo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07
Arthur D. Meow. 46

BALTIMORE, Dec. 7 (R.--
Arthur d. McVoy, director Of
Baltimore City's Department
of Planning. died Unexpectedly
yesterday. He was 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-07

0IBALA, eLIxABErn Joan, sincere
IN any way asslsl8 my wife and
our mother. Gl1&APErH JOAN
0IRAflA. DURING her lonG-term ILL.,
ness Of cancer and also after her
SoSssH , oisALA AND cAIL-
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
tth 81 and Mass Ave. MI Ii $4,000
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CEMETERY LOTS

Fokf LiNcoLN, garden o. Apostle.
yaiq.' 1880; lsayins town. b..
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N. s. q. ".
SISTER IRENE b MiLLER.
oESEvlrvE c. F9ss q r.
WILLIAMS, John z Departed this
Hospital. joHs X WILLIAMS Hs
was the son Of Mrs. Bertha Mae
and James Williams He leaves %
mourn a devoted wife. Edith vii
Gertrude williams Bertha Williams
and Elizabeth Lewis; two sons. Henry
sisters, four brothers. three brothers
in-law. four slsters-in-lav and host
q ether relatives and t,siends,
s. Bacon rdn sy 'a a0n: T. sss Vi 4 L
nv. on Sunday. December s. after
! Pm. where services viii be held
on Monday. December q. at I pm.
me Rsy Pa5ksr otaeiai;ns Inter
WILLIAM y, on wednss-
aav;, peeemher Z. 1881. WILLIAM
= WILSON Of 1919 Columbia I'd
wife. Christine Wilson; father Of The
Rev. Allen Wilson and stepiather OF
Mamie Alien He also Is survived
~ two daughters, Wiltshire Nc
Mannas and Phyllis wilson; two sons.
% SrOissTs Gli hs RVa .l:ns Tl'0p p.r ~
oeofse James and Freddie Wilson
two sisters Aretha Hudley and Wiz.
einia Maxwell. Friends. may call At
the W. II. Bacon Funeral Home. I723
1th 4 nv. on Monday, December
z. after pm. Services viii be
the Mount Zion Baptist Church. l3fS
sherin I'd. ne. ~ noon, the Rev.
ment Arlington National Cemetery. \.
WOODS. EVERETT w. on wsdnes-
", WOODS Of $500 Texas ave, Sc.
s 's,S., h husband Sna e LAWNS y Woods,
icris twiifnser q ws" a SasI Ai naI; !:
brother Of John W. Woods, Mrs'
Ruth d. Thompson and Mrs Doro-
Thy p Sother. all Of Massac husetts,
friends may call At the Lee Funeral
There SERVICES Sill be held on Mon
tsrment ATiina.osn' Nations" e csmet. ~ :
..dLSesoTin''sr' Mass papers plssis
YARNELL, MYRTLE X. on Friday.
RsSshr4E X ERqet 81 al HdS'p 9,E
b. Be-. and f'f RI%yri Ysrn 81 " Erisn sss
pp as eau Home N ING so6 I'm Hi " NO Co.
after . am Sunday. December \
SERVICES At the above funeral home
on Monday. December n, Al 2 pm
speIking faeilitieO. Interment VAL
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's'ss !Bs;;:r; ; s..1: s.S,
Peessnic 81 israel. Friend. may ssii
aw oeTls Ghas sarlS sse o ea s.s
where services viii be held on Mon
days. December q, IL pm. Inter-
ment olsnwood Cemetery.
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DEATHS

announcements Of
Services By Chambers
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SIMEON. There will be
I. s s,ss s ssa mn. san. % q
ia NJ eR Mon.
synagogue, for the purpose
u eenlerFing the last Ma
at .ses, isnsEA Al,sSaivssgN'
2 are urged 70 attend,
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E S.Y b.eILl MAEr ,sELL, q Pr MUS

5 5s 81: q .,I IS$ 4 ;$s ST.S
and one sister. Mrs. Irma 3. Dawson
services Wi be k:ld" At IN. rq n A
Hines Co Funeral Home, 1901 ilth
q NV. on Monday, December n,
AZ pm. parking facilitiesl. In.
terment Oak Hill Cemetery.
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BROOKS. ADELINE. on wednesday.
December g. 1857, At QeoFse Mash.
BROOKS Of 16t Princeton pl nv
She Is survived By one son. Iames
Pinkney: one brother. Roger Rogers.
niteen grandehildIsn, one danshter;
many friends. After 5 pm. Satur-
day. December Q. friends are invited
20 cali al the Morrow a Woodford
Funeral Home, 1899 ilth Sc. nv.
80 m. from the House Of Prayer,
l5sl,s Tth St nv. intsrnsnt
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Nv psesmsss 1857 adG zDsM 3 Do RI
gyattsvills, "a 6eleyed son 81
Funeral services and fnterrnent pri-
vate. tDanSanSky Funeral servieeJ
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ALBEkTA. All present
and past Grand othcers OF
the A. l o. OF Moses are
hereby notified to attend
the burial ceremonies CT
Sister ALBERTA WILL
LiAMS at the Frazier Fu-
!. $50 Rhode Island ave
inday. December :. 1857.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-03

tn Plesi, koji je bio toliko dir
nut, skoro do suza, te Sc je
zahvalio ma svemu gostima i
odboru syoga odsjeka Ia
vor Dvorane, koji su ga daro-
vail s lijepim rucnim satom
na uspomenu dok bude xiv.
Znacajno je da Sc ovakove
slave u cast starih clanova -
pedesetgodisnjaka = pio-
Mira Zajednice tako k srcu
primaju kod nasega clanstva.
Mi Sc srdacno zahvaljujemo
naSim kuharicama ma prired-
bi dobre vecere ma podvorbi,
tako swim gostima, koji su,
rekosmo = elita - Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice uzvelicali
u Hrvatskoj Narodnoj Dvo-
rani favor" u Pittsburghu
ovu znacajnu slavu hrvatskih
zajednicara i nase Zajednice.
Tako to ide: "Kad Sc brat
ska srca sloze olovo plivat
moze "
TIE veceri Sc lijepo pokaza-
10 j kako nase clanstvo po-
stuje j cijeni ljude ma upravi
svoje Zajednice kako Sc
clanstvo izmedju sebe voli i
slaze u sto bi Sc svi naSi 81.
odbornici casnici trebali u
gledati, jer medju NINA ne
ma stvarnih pitanja da Sc ne
slazu, ma sto ih upucuje zdra-
vi razum, solidarnost i "a
jednicarsko bratstvo. = U
ime prirediivajuceg odbora,
odsjecni perovodja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-03

i tisucc Iubitelja Duquesne
University Tamburitzans a
napose svoju lijepu suprugu,
Marija Palian IL Johnstowna.
N a kon zavrsetka skolo-
vania, Stevo je odlucio ostati
medju vol m kolegama u
Tamburici izvrSa ', Si duz-
most blagajnika i "a
direktora, polk - a jos
uvijek a X TIN ia ma
pozornici.
PRIZE ulaska u redove Du-
quesne Tamburice, mas Steve
bio je aktivni clan Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice "a vrije-
me zadnje Pittsburghske kon-
vencije, on je bio jedan cd
najmladjih delegate, ali cla-
novi Kenosha-e imali SUI cvr-
sto povjerenje u svoga mia
doga delegate.
Kada je g. Walter w. Ko-
lar zapoceo tamburasku sko-
lu, Steve je postao njegova
desna ruka. Kada je pitanje
pomoci iii kakove usluge, Ste
vo je uvijek spreman pruziti
pomoc. Kao takav, on je vi
soko cijenjen i postovan me-
dju ostalim clanovima Tam
burice, koje on poducava l
dale vjerne pouke liz svoga
dugogodisnjega iskustva.
Zaista nema ljubitelja Tam
burice koji nije bio ushicen
umjetnickim nastupom mia
doga covjeka IL Kenoshe. Ia
to nije nj cudo da SUI Hrvati
il Kenoshe ponosni ma svoga
S u, njihovoga predstav-
nika naSe hrvatske kulture.
Njegovim roditeljima napose
klicemo, Stevo vam je ponos
i dika pravi sin nase ravne
Podravine. OdbOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-03

sultan je bio brat Nick ID.
Sarich, upravitelj Djecjeg Do
ma, takodjer brat Michael
Bozic, upravitelj tiskare, ME
ga nismo predstavili IL raz-
loga Sto smo nehotice to pre-
pustili, a ne da nismo htjeli
sto ovime ispravljamo i moli-
mo da Sc to uvazi. On je bio
prisutan sa svojom supru-
gom.
Predstavljena je bila ma
sa kraljica Hrvatskog Zajed-
nicarskog Dana, lijepa i mia
da sestra Betty Ann Migalich.
Prisutan je bio sa svojom
suprugom brat Charlie Ver-
banic, bivsi predsjednik Gl.
Nadzornog Odbora iz Lacka-
wanna, N. Y, mas glavni Cd
bornik "a II godina, pax je
i on odrzao lijepi pozdravni
govor. y ime odbora j Hrvat-
ske Narodne 'Dvorane ia
vor", goste je pozdravio pod
predsjednik brat John Pari-
lee.
Glavni svecar te proslave
bio je "JoIiet Joe' brat Joe
Pie Sc, predsjednik odsjeka
"Sv. Rok" broj 131 j pred
sjednik Dvorane "Javor". ia
vor je ucestvovao u toj pro-
slavi u pocast svoga pred
sjednika. Brat Plese je bio
clan Glavnog Odbora. u Jo-
lietu je bio vrlo aktivan IL
svom tamosnjem odsjeku u
redovima Zajednice. Poslije
dobio je namjestenje u CLAW
nom uredu kao cinovnik, ali
je uvjek bio vrlo aktivan Il
redovima Zajednice kao sto je
to i danas. Njegova ottawa o.
bitelj, supruga Mary, sinovi,
snahe unuci SUI dobri cla-
novi Zajednice, pax obitelj i
rodbina njegova j njegove su-
pruge. To je jedna zaista od-
licna vrijedna zajednicarska
obitelj. Ma ovu proslavu SUI
dosli IL Joliet, ILL.,, njegov sin
TOmO, sestra Mrs. PleSe
svak Andrew Ann Bajci, svi
su bill ugodno iznenadieni
uzhiceni sa tako velicanstve-
nom slavom.
Stoloravnatelj, pisac ovih
redaka, hrvatski urednik
perovodja odsjeka broj 131
u zakljucnom govoru pozdra-
vic je brata Plesu ocrtao
njegov rad kao vrijednog "a
jednicara i njegovu suprugu
Mary. Pozvao je i odsjecnog
tajnika, brata Franka Pastor
kovica, koji Sc zahvalio go
stima lijepo oslovio svoga
predsjednika Plesu. Potom je
zakljucna rijec predata bra
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kovac. Njegov vrijedan otacs
i majka odgajili SUI svoga 81
ma u duhu svoga naroda, ia
ko ola je mas Stevo vec Cd
mladih dana zavolio svoj ma
rodni jerk kulturu. ziveci u
blizini odliGnoga ucitelja tam
burice, g. ElijaSa, Steve Sc je
'vec u mladim godina razvio
u odliCnoga tamburaSa. Me-
djutim, rat je prekinuo ME
gov rad ma tamburaSkom po-
lju.
Poslije rata, Stevo je Cd
lucio nastaviti svoje skole,
ali on nije zaboravio svoju
tamburicu. Ona je prirasla
k njegovom srcu. Toliko je on
ljubio svoju narodnu kulturu
da je zrtvovao i dobro pla-
ceno zaposlenje u Kenoshi.
Njegova zelja bila je postati
clanom Duquesne University
Tamburitzans. kao clan Tam
burice, Stevo je imao prililzu
nastaviti svoje skolovanje, a
pokraj toga prosiriti svoje
znanje 0 kulturi svoga ma
roda, kao ostalih Slavena.
Pokraj sviranja, Stevo Sc je
razvio u izvrsnoga plesaca,
narcotic ruskih i kozackih
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-03

5 SP0CASN0G BANkETA 0DSJEkA 1871
u CAST NASH PEDESETG0DISNjAKA
HRVATSTVA l ZAJEDNICARSTNA

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Subou vece 23 marca odsjek 'Sv.
Rok bro 131 odrzao je pocasn banket Narodno Hrvat
skoJ Dvoran Javor' pocast starh canova, koji
vrsi pedeset godna canovana Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Ia
ednici wise. Oval mas odsjek ina ih brou to
braca: Nlato Bocc, Franjo Erdelac, Domnik LuksG
Marko Marusic, andre Muskardin Anton Muskardin Do
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GODiNA (YEAR) LII
Steve kovaeev - vrijedni suradnik
Duquesne University Tamburitzans

Stjepan Kovatev, edan cd najpopularnijih naskus-
nijh tlanova "Tamburce" nasupt &C po deveti puta
rodnom mjestu Kenosha, Wisconsin, Tai znacajan
koncera odrzat ce subou, o. apria High School
dvOrani.
Mas Steve potjeGe il dobre hrvatske obtc, koja je
dosla Ameriku IL bogae Podravnc Mali Bu-
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Marllo MaruSic, andre Musk
mink Vajentic i Joe Plese.'
Odsjek je svakom odobrio je-
dan dar pozvao in je pi-
smom ma ovu slavu NINA u
pocast. Nisu Sc svi mogli O.
dazvati, jer su slabog zdrav-
liza i neki bolesni.
Svrha je bila pocasnog BAN
keta da Sc starim clanovima
i nasim pionirima oda po-
stovanje priznanje ma Mi
hoyom radu "a svoju Zajed-
nicu "a narod svoj. Ia cast
izvrsena je casno i lijepo, sto
ce u nasem Pittsburghu O.
stati lijepa uspomena "a du-
go vremena.
Banket je bio lijep i veil
canstven ma kojem Sc mani
festirala zajednicarska su-
radnja u duhu bratske lju-
bavi i covjecnosti j mani
festirala sc hrvatska svijest.
Program je izveden skoro po-
sve u nasem lijepom hrvat-
skom jeziku u cemu su svi
uzivali i razumili.
Banket sc moze u punom
smislu nazvati, da je to bio
banket slava zajednicara
elite Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice, ma kojem su uzeli u
cesca skoro svi glavni odbor-
nici casnici zajednice izim
Ia a Ii h iznimaka, koji risu
mogli biti prisutni. Tu su BIZ
Ii u velikom broiu cinovnici
i pomocno osoblje Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice il glavnog
njenog ureda. Neki nasi od-
sjeci u Pittsburghu bill su
zastupani u velikom broju.
Sluzbeno nesluzbeno zastu-
pani su ma banketu svi nasi
odsjeci IL Pittsburgha O.
kolice, pax je tako bio zastu-
pan i mas bratski odsjek 535
cak il Midland, Pa. Svima
NINA cast postovanje ma
visokoi hrvatskoj i zajedni-
carsloj svijesti. Ma banketu
je bio prisutno preko 200 o.
soba i to vodje j svijesni cla-
novi HBZ - dakle, sa vrhov-
nom upravom elita Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice. Mnogi su
primjetili, da je ovo bio u
tom smislu jedan najljepsi i
najuzviseniji b a k e t nasih
odsjeka u Pittsburghu. Opt
sivati sve odsjeke j prisutne
trebalo bi naipsati seriju cla-
naka. q e l i m o tex istaknuti
znacaj i vaznost owe zajedni-
carske slave.
Prisutni su bill clanovi ma
Seq Izvrsnog Odbora, braca
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik,
Martin Krasic, 81. blagajnik,
John Ovcarich, tajnik bolne
potpore Michael Grasha, u
pravitelj Pomladka. U ime
njih je odrzao lijpi pozdrav-
nj govor brat Bella u lijepoj
hrvastini. Glavni predsjednik
v. 1. Mandic je bio sluzbeno
ispritan, jer je trebao poci
izvan mjesta. Prisutna su bi.
la i sva tri 81. podpredsjed-
nika: Prvi brat Josip Bazda-
ric IL Chicago, drugi brat Mi
Ian Vranes IL Pittsburgha
treci, brat Mato Kovacevic il
Los Angeles, California. Oni
SUI kod publike ucinili lijepi
dojam, a osobito Bazdaric
Kovacevic, koji su dosli IL
dalekih krajeva prize svoje
sjednice Gl. Odbora. U ime
njih je odrzao pozdravni 60
vor brat Bazdaric i brat Ko-
vacevic.
Cd Gl. Nadzornog Odbora
bill su sestra Sylvia Niksic,
tajnica odbora; braca odbor-
nici NikOla Boric, julius Ma
jetic, John r.. Mikan NikOla
Hinic. U ime njih je pozdra-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-03

plesova "a koje pokraj ta-
lenta, plesaG mora imati do
bru fizicku spremu. Sa svojim
veselim umjetnickim nastu-
pom, Stevo je osvojio tisuce
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-03
Lzviestaj GIavoog Predsjedoika MandGa
G|avoom Odboru Hv. Bratske Zaiednice

Kanadi canstvu Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice Moi Do
sada pokazao e jake zanmane kod naseg clanstva
ovogodsnu kampanju pa imamo razoga vjerovat da ce
uspjeti.
Bas radi nasih uspjesnih kampanja clanstvo
Hrvatska Bratska Zaednica danas e drzavi Pennsyl
vanii prvom mestu medu swim bratskim organzacija
ma koje maju Charter u nasoj drzav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
LAWMAKER WHO
ASSAILED TRUULLO
IS CARRYING PISTOL

Representative Charles o.
Porter. Democrat Of Ore son,
who denounced Dominican
Republic stronpman Rafael
Trujillo from the House
floor last week. is carrying a
pistol for his own protection,
he said today
Mr.. Porter said he asked
for and got a permit for the
weapon from Washington
Police Chief Robert V. Muir
ray.
He did this after the
speech in which he said.
veteran Metropolitan po-
lice law enforcement officers
inform me that even a
CONGRESSMAN should not
consider himself immune
from the long arm OF Tru-
lilo s vengeance "
A veteran of the All Force.
in which he was a weapons
instructor. Mr.. Porter told
The Star he does not carry
a pistol around the Capitol
II he did. he would have TO
leave II at the door before
entering the chamber where
firearms are prohibited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
No Job Suitable for Hall
Is Open, President Says
BY GOULD LINCOLN

President Eisenhower said to-
day that there is no high Fed
eral job open at the present for
former Republican National
Chairman Leonard w. Hall.
But. Mr.. Eisenhower said. he
has great admiration for Mr..
Halls qualities. and that If there
was an opening and Mr.. Hall
wanted the Office. 1t could be his.
The statement was made at
the Presidents news conference
today.
As an evidence Of the high
regard IN which he holds the
man who ran his campaign for
reelection. the President is at
tending a reception in honor
of Mr.. Hall at the Senate Office
Building at $50 this afternoon.
The reception is being given by
Senator Bridges OF New Hamp-
shire, chairman oil the RepuD-
lican Policy Committee of the
Senate. and Representative Mar
TN OF MASSACHUSETTS,, Minority
Leader OF the House. Invita-
tions have been extended to all
Republican members Of Congress,
10 the members of the Cabinet,
the White House stafl. and Mr..
Halls successor. Republican Ma
tional Chairman Meade Alcorn.
Mr. Hall. according to his
friends. plans To run for Gov
ernor Of New York next year
against Gov. Hartman
The President was asked. too.
II Miss Bertha S Adkins Of
Maryland. assistant chairman Of