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CHEVROLET "a 2-door; pale blue
LOVING CHEVROLET
$500 Georgia Ave, s. g.. Nd.

CHEVROLET 1855 "2i0'i 2-drj
equipped, 2-tone gray; 81 .2a5.
ARCADE PONTIAC
1887 irving ct. NV, AID. 4-s5OC
also 1890 l4th st. NV. RIA, 3-a87O
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AVIATION
MOTORCYCLES

B. s. A. '55-Gold Flash . 7Oo
miles. Can be seen ct 1904 penna
9syMe Sc Priced for quick sale,
HARLEY;:DAvIDSON AS: Ike new.
very clean. Just oyerhauied. JE.
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CHRYsLER 81 Windsor sedan.
torQuefiite, heater. power steering.
safety dash and many other extras;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-23

3 am. 70 pm.
cHRYSLER 1885 5000 sport coupe
fully equipped including power, Wv
tires. black and white: exceptionally
clean. ! owner. S..595.
WHEELER, INC, CHRYSLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN, NV, EN-. 2-lO20
DeSoTo 1858 De luxe 4-door; black
radio. heater. Just traded. Wili sac.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO 4-dr. Country Sedan:
Fordomatic, r.. h.. windshield
wash washer. padded dash: Thunderbird
cash. RE. $4,000. Ext. S22S0.
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so, SIX MONTHS LATER. |
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO sEDANs AND HARDToPs.
Prices start at $3.50. Payments
start at SO. A good selection Of
new-car trade ms Call Mr.. Miller.
FALLS CHURCH DE SOTO-PLYM-
QUTH, Hiilwood ave. and Lee hwy.
,IE. 2-oa0O
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OK Chevrolet

DE- sOTO 1855 Piredome VS. hard.
top; power steering. power brakes;
white top, green body: $1,000 orig.
MI: 81 sos. eP. :3-5354 after s pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-23

CHEVROLET SIS Bel Air hardtop:
attrae. canary yellow and white.
powersiide. r, h., almost new; re-
ansneins. XIX asa MOTOR CO CO, 200 Gooa
Ca. ave: nv. IA. 9-4e00.
CHEW. 81 "210'' de luxe 4-dr.:
spotless ivory and green finish;
r. and h., seat covers: owner
like new; $500 Open Sun. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ca. ave. NV.
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AUToMoTlvE MISC.
GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

WANTED. used sheepsfoot roller, In
good condition, Post once Box ie6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10

run them all through my
typewriter. But one meet
ing that left d lasting i'm
preston was a United Ma
lions breakfast sponsored
by Alcoa Wrap.
II featured that lasorite
feminine pastime OF recipe
swapping and this time on
an international scale. At
each food editors place
was a huge foil-wrapped
box addressed to q food
editor overseas. In q spe-
cial press kit. a letter intro
duced me TO the recipient
Of my box Mira Y. @
Parthasarathy. Womens
page editor Of SPORT and
PaStime, a weekly news
paper in Madras. India.
Mrs. ParthasarathX
known to her readers as
Rashmi. received her diplo-
ma in Journalism at Ma
dras University. To launch
our exchange Of recipes.
Rashmi sent me two Of her
favorites. One Is for q
sweet that Is popular in
India called gulabjan. I've
included ne recipe II you
would liN8 q tn It. The
other iAa rice dish. chez
dai. This one uses black
Continued on Page B-4. Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10

Eggs topped with a Sprin-
king Of grated cheese varies
the breakfast menu and
what you can do with
cheese in main dishes alone
would MI 4 book. For des-
sert there's nothing better
than q wedge Of sharp.
tanNp cheese with a ripe
mellow pear. In sandwiches.
spreads. farebits. soufies.
sauces the list goes on
and on.
During the recent food
editors conference I es-
pecially liked the cheese
topped scrambled eggs
served one morning. A
bit Of dry mustard and .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
Wolff FAULKNER SAYS:
Fall Is Cheese
Festival Time

October, cheese festival month, is the time
to get acquainted with the many varieties Of
cheese available at local food stores
Just think of the different ways cheese fits
into the daily menu :. from breakfast right
through dinner and on to the midnight snack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10

dash OF Worcestershire
sauce had been added to
the eggs before cooking.
Shredded eheddar was used
for a topping with a gar
nish Of finely minced
chives. The eggs were
served atop a toasted Eng
lish mufhn. Do try them
for q Sunday brunch with
pink slices Of Canadian
style bacon and spicy little
sausageS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
Recipe Swapping

Meeting followed meet
ing at the food conference.
IT'S going to take time TO
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BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE Feb. 10 H9- 0usDA)--
Cattle compared last week; slaughter
steers and heifers fully steady to spots
SO hisher; stock cattle lei senersli S steady )!
Few loads and smaller lots mostly choice
1025-1320 ID steers 22.00-22.75: bulk
predominant supply ol6-l400 10 steers
good and choice at l9.50-22 90; few sales
6.00-l9 90 including standard grade
holsteins at 1900. Bulk GOOD and choice
e00-9s0 ID heifers Is. 00-20.O 90 including
load mostly CHOICE e25 lbs az 1000;
utility and standard is.oo-ib, 90: few
Gamers and cutters 9.5O-l2 90. Bulk
utility and commercial COWS 12-50-14.50,
odd lots commercial 5:00;. Gamers and
s s.a sute 10 - SS s SSS SssG hS
commercial bulls l400-I7 90 with odd
head commercial late in week up to
1880; few cutter bulls l2 00-1 $50. Some
g %Ssty soOd grade aoo;looo p s.csse o1
medium and good 520-1030 lbs 1900
1900; common and medium 350-740 lbs
II 90 u 30; odd head lots under 500
c sissor Sass fGS1 TO S.et ooe
ysslers So. 0o-s4 o.. I GOOD and md choice e
n. 0o-3e 90, standard and .good 1900:
70 90: Gull and utility 1o.0o-l3.o0: odd
HOES: Compared last week. Barrow,
and eilts .00-1 so lower sows SOL 90
higher. Thursdays sales mixed lot.
SarrSws No and ats # m sTaas sSsaa
few o30-270 los 1887 so: 2To-30d
lbs i550-lG rs l40-l60 lbs 1875
1878 l6o-ls0 lbs 18,75-l725; Few
IL 1 aSc.so Sp'f lbs 4Y iG 81
100000 lbs o50-l3.50 Scattered odd
lots Friday In line with Thursdays sales
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ALB Banquet Attracts
|, 300 to MoyfIower

ordinarily is announced at the
chapters fall education dinner,
which was held last September,
but was delayed until this time.
Ralph H. Mittendorff. ma
tional executive councilman for
District 4. brought greetings
from the national ALB organiza-
ton. A past president Of the
Washington Chapter. Mr.. Nit
tendorf is assistant vice presi-
dent Of American Security &
Trust here.
Daniel j. Callahan, jr., senior
vice president of Riggs National
Bank and this years president
of the District Bankers Associa-
ton, congratulated Mr.. Reading
and other chapter officers for its
continued progress. The DBA
gives strong support to ALB.
In behalf of the chapter, Mr..
Reading presented a gold watch
to Glen F. Thompson of the
Riggs National. immediate past
president.
Among the distinguished guests
were: Ray M. Gidney, Controller
of the Currency, and Mrs. Gid
ney; H. Earl Cook, chairman OF
the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp, and Mrs. Cook; Ivy Baker
Priest. Treasurer of the United
States. and Mr.. Priest, and Rob-
ert c. Rutherford, national Sec
Rotary of the Alb.
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1t was bank night at the
Mayhower Hotel last night with
some 1900 persons attending
the annual banquet Of Wash.
ington Chapter, American In
stitute of Banking. and its at
tendant round Of festivities.
Offlcers and directors of q
long list of Washington area
banks were present with younger
members of their stats and dis
tinguished guests. From the
banquet and entertainment
many turned to make the round
of receptions arranged by in.
dividual institutions in Other
parts of the hotel.
The banquet celebrated an.
other busy chapter year in which
membership already has reached
a new high of 1858. Student
enrolment in various courses
now totals 970 and is the largest
for any chapter in District Nv
which includes Washington
Maryland, Virginia. Delaware
and the Carolinas.
William r. Reading, assistant
treasurer Of Suburban Trust Co
and chapter president, intro.
duced head-table guests and an
nounced that Richard w. Stotler
assistant vice president of the
Bank Of Maryland. had the high
est scholastic record Of the chap.
ter in the last year.
Mr.. Stotler will have his name
inscribed on the w. w. Spaic
Memorial Trophy. The award
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
Better Market
For Mortgages
lis Predicted

Some improvement in the tight
mortgage finance picture is likely
by early sum mer, declared
George w. Greenwood, president
of the National Savings and Loan
League, here last night.
For the next few months" he
said, the lag in home building
may intensity and home buyers
may continue to experience diff
'ficulty in securing mortgage A.
nancing on the most favorable
terms" he conceded. But the
situation should change for the
better by June"
Mr. Greenwood arrived here
with nearly 100 savings and loan
executives from all sections OF
the country for the National
Leagues annual legislative con-
ference. The two-day meeting
opens tomorrow at Hotel Statler
The Nation has experienced
a shortage of mortgage financing
for more than a year. declared
MFR. Greenwood. who also is
president Of the Topeka Savings
Association He said this has
resulted from tremendous de-
mand for credit by business
generally and from Government
restrictions on credit.
An analysis OF the prospective
money situation now indicates a
slight easing in home mortgage
financing. he said. There is
evidence Of greater lending
power by savings and loan asso-
Citations, a healthy flow of
mortgage repayment funds and
signs that insurance companies
will match at least their 1856
investment In the housing mar
ket."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
D. c. Agencies, Firms
Join Atom Exposition

The United States Atomic
Energy Commission. the United
States Department Of Commerce
and two Washington area busi-
ness firms. will participate in
the 1857 international Atomic
Exposition in Philadelphia S
Convention Hall March ILLS.
The two firms, Bureau OF Ma
tional Affairs. Inc, 1891 Twenty
fourth street NV. and the Con-
ference Book Service. Arlington.
Va, will enter exhibits in the
exposition.s The two Government
agencies will provide nom
technical exhibits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
BY WARREN BENNETT
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-Cor-
porate bonds improved this week
for the seventh consecutive week,
but Government bonds slipped
for the first time since the first
week Of the year.
The corporate list moved
ahead on a broad front led by
rails and investment quality is
sues. Utilities and foreign dol
lar liens registered gains. In
dustrials. despite a softenine
Friday. wound up slightly higher
for the week. Japanese indus
trial issues worked fractionally
higher.
The decline of Government
bonds indicated to some analysts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Feb. 16 -H1.-Nationl
Association Of Securities Dealers, Inc;
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. 16 U9.-The bulls
made an effort to rally their badly bat.
tered forces on the Board OF Trade
this week.
In some sectors. notably wheat. thu
rally produced some minor success. But
in other sectors. notably rye. the re-
treat continued In seneral. however
IL was less trying week for the buili
than any Of the three previous.
wheat closed the week 1as-2l. higher
corn Ia lower TO q higher. oats 4
lower to q higher. rye l to "A lower
soybeans 70 lower TO "a higher and LARD
~ 10 30 cents . hundred pounds higher
Both he old and new crop wheat fu.
lures advanced In the early part oil
the week 1t was the new crop month";
which went ahead. Toward the nnist
the old crop months spurted.
RANGE Of prices for the week:
WHEAT--HiRh Low Close Close
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Corporate Bonds Improve
As reosuries Turn Down

that the new years rise. at least
temporarily. had come to an end
BY the end of the week. soft
ness in the long range 3l4s and
IS had spread to the long 212s,
For the week, the 40-year IS
and the 30-year 314s lost IA
points each to close at SO 24/32
and SO 24/32 bid. respectively.
The Victory gas Of December.
1972-67. dropped 1882 to
81 1882. The gas of 1868 de-
clined 1882 to "a 30I32 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
OVER THE COUNTER

The following bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National Associa.
ton Of Securities Dealers, Inc. and
do not represent actual transactions.
they are intended as a guide to the
approximate range within which these
securities could have been sold undi-
Gated bv the, bido or bought Indicated
by the. ,asked,l at the time Of compiia-
ton ti2:00 Noon. Friday. ORIGIN OF
any quotation furnished on request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 OP.-Dividendi
announced
Pc Six Of Pay.
Rate Rod. record. able
IrFegular
Gas Industries I'd nc - 3.1 3-2t
Year End
Gas Indust Fd .62e = 81 s-2s
Extra
Nat LIE & Acc Inl lOc els Bel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

SPECIAL NOTICE
The RIGGS
NATIONAL BANK
of Warrington DC.
TRUSTEES SALE or
STOCK
Represented by
TRUSTEES CERTIFICATE
OF PARTICIPATION
By virtue of the terms of a
certain agreement and deelara-
ton of trust between The Riggs
National Bank of Washington.
DC. and the undersigned
Trustees, bearing date the 9Th
day Of January, 1887, we will
sell to the highest bidder or
bidders at $50 O'Clock am,
on March 5. 1857, in the Board
Room of The Riggs National
Bank of Washington D.. c.
1908 Pennsylvania Avenue,
NV, Washington, DC, the
number Of shares of common
capital stock of The Riggs
National Bank of Washington,
DC, which are then repre-
sen,ed BY Trustees Certificates
of Participation. All bids must
be in writing, accompanied BY
cash, or certified check, or
Official bank check in Wash
inston, DC, funds for the
full amount Of such bid, and
delivered or sent to the Board
Room of The Riggs National
Bank of Washington, D.. C.,
50 as to be received not later
than $50 o'clock am, on
March 5, 1857. Bids may be
made for the entire number
Of shares to be sold or any
portion thereof. In event OF
receipt Of bids at the same
price per share, said Trustees
may apporion the stock sold
rstabIy among such bidders OF
elect which bid or bids are TO
be accepted. Prospective bid
den may obtain information
with reference 10 the approx.
mate number Of shares to be
sold by applying to Mr.. John
NJ Christie. Trustee, At the
Main Office Of The Riggs
National Bank Of Washington.
pc. 80, Pennsylvsnis Ave.
nus, NV, Washington, DC
John e., MCCORMACK
JOHN NJ, CHRISTIE
QFoRGn NJ. FISHER
NORMAN D. MORGAN
TtaIssJ
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-18

skim razmjerama svagdanjeg zlvota covJec-
nosti nema ne moze biti bez progressive
ljubavi protkane milosrdjem zrtvama. Sa-
mo tko ljubi bez granica moze biti covjek
imati osjecanja covjecnosti. Tko mrzi, u
bija sebi covjecnost negativnom snagom
svoje mrznje i spusca Sc ma razinu zivotinj-
skog, rusilackog.
Ma zavrsetku owe godine naseg zvota
dobro b bilo napraviti bilancu nase CO.
vjecnosti Mnogo bolje nego zapustiti sebe
pa lupati po drugome, jer je svakom CO.
vjeku dovoljno njegove bijede necovjec-
nosti zato sc prvo pitajmo imamo Ii CO.
vjecnosti ikako? Bee covjecnosti sve nam
drugo ne vrijedi nista Nikakova mudrost
nam ne vrijedi bez covjecnosti. Nj religija
nam ne vrijedi bez covjecnosti. Krist nije
htio bacati bser pred svinje. Nacionalna
klasna uvjerenja jos mamie. Sjetimo sc rat
nih stradanja nase stare domovine dru-
gom svjetskom ratu. Bogatstvo dobra o.
vog svijeta su orudje oruzje nase nesrece
stradanja bez covjecnosti Sarkazam je
misliti duhovnom svijetu, duhovnim vri-
jednostima kulturi bez covjecnosti, jer sve
duhovno pocima cd covjeka i covjecnosti.
Pc ovoj lniji nasa iseljenicka stampa kao
faktor pridizanja izgradnje covjecnosti u
toku owe godne je potpuno podbacila, jer
je citavo vrijeme jahala ma metli borbe pro-
tiv starokrajske magic, razracunavanja jed
nih protiv drugih, osudjivanja,. denuncira-
MIA, lazi klevetanja. - Ako mas drugi ma
rodi budu ocjenjivali po nasoj stampi ono
me kako je ona pisala mama iseljenis-
tvu, jos wise onima starom kraju on
da mas stvarno mogu sazalijevati radi nase
bijede i necovjecnosti Nitko ma svijetu ne
blati i ne klevece svoje, svoj narod i ME
gove najboje snove kao mi svoje. Ma ma
su Zajedncu, menu Vrhovnu Upravu mai
aktivnije pojedince Moi samo je ljevana
opacina mrznje i necovjecnosti. kristov "a
kon: sto ne zelis sebi ne zel ne misli, ne
govori ne Gini drugom, zaboravljai su i
gazili cak oni, koji zamjenjuju Krista u
samim hramovma bozijim, koje je dizalo
izdrzaje clanstvo nase organizacije. Kleve-
tall su mas j govorili mama ma nacn ne
dostojan covjeka covjecnosti - Pored sve-
ga mi smo uvijek naglasivali bratstvo, slo-
gu jedinstvo prozeto duhom ljubavi CO.
vjecnosti. Gradili smo covjecnost, j i
ljudska osjecanja kroz mas list. To &c biti
mas zadatak i buducnosti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-18
Ljubav i covjecnost

X IAJVEcA najsvetija duznost svakoga je
biti tovjek, biti covjecan u swim prihka
ma zivota To je prva iznad svih duznosti.
To je najteza duznost odgovornost, ma ko-
joj sc poslije zasnivaju izgradjuju sve dru-
&c. Zato bi sve odgojne ustanove cd obitelj
SIKH, roditeljskih odnosa, preko svih mogu-
ch skola sila, koje imaju zadatak pozitiv-
no uticati ma oblikovanje liGnosti i drustve-
nih odnosa, trebale prvu brigu posvetiti od-
goju izgradnji covjcka covjeGnosti u ME
mu. Nijedno zvanje, polozaj duznost, cd
najprofanijih do najposvecenijih, bez istin-
skc covjecnosti, kao osnove zivota, ne vrije-
di postaje karikaturom izvjesnih ideala
kocnicom zivota, napredka i srece.
Covjeku je i samo covjeku reGeno, da
bude gospodarom prirodnih dobara snaga,
jer je sve ma ovome svijetu i u ovome Ii
votu "a covjeka, njegovu srecu napredak.
Ali da bi covjek postao pravim gospodarom
prirodnih snaga dobara, materijalnih du-
hovnih, "a napredak srecu sebe i svoje
zajednice on mora bit vjecitoj dinamici,
akciji, strazivanju, spoznavanju, odabira-
nju iskoriscavanju kretanju napred -
progresu. Tamo gdje prestaje oval prirodni
process razvoja, nastupa zastoj, reakcija on
da je nemnovna revolucija, da bi ljudi ma
rodi mogli putevima progresa, kroz dzungle
prasume materijalnog duhovnog svijeta
i njegovih snaga, nastaviti svoj put.
Nikada covjecnost nije zasjala pred oci-
ma svijeta u ljepsem jacem svijetlu nego
sto je sjala u Kristu. Ona je u Menu po-
stigla puninu savrsenosti, koja wise nikada
necc isceznuti ispred ociju ljudi naroda.
Ona je Menu postala idealom svih vre-
mena, ali zivotnim putem prema sreci. "a
sto? Jer je njom bila Menu ujedinje-
ma Njegova bozanska narav ljubavi milo
srdja. Bog je ljubavi boravio Menu CO.
vjel1u, da ljubi sve bude milosrdan svima
da Sc dade "a sve. Saw je njegov covjeciji
zvot bio ljubavi, davanju, milosrdju. "a
to je prozvan Knezom Mira i zato SUI mu
nebesa pjevala pjesmu dobre volje Nikad
nije sudio nj osudjivao, jest zalio mad
sljepocom ljudskom, Svojim je sljedbenicima
doviknuo: ne sudite . ne osudiujte. . .
Ma Golgoti je Njegovoj covjecijoj naravi
zasjala ljubav mosrdje bozanskm sja-
jem oprastanja m olitve "a neprijatelje,
raskajanom razbojnilSu otvorila nebo c-
nom svetosti.
U Kristovoj osobi je to bilo u sastavu
bozanskoe covjecanskim, ali nasim ljud-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-18

vjecnost prema svakom covjeku.
Mi smo u Zajednicaru uvijek naglasivali
isticali mir ljubav i dobru volju medju
ljudima i narodima. Nase zajednicarsko
bratstvo nije nista drugo nego duh lju-
bavi covjecnosti ostvaren medju mama,
kroz nasu Zajednicu. zato mi "a owe bo-
zicne praznike zelimo svima nasim clanovi-
ma Il zajednici, svima citateljima Zajedni-
cara citavome nasem narodu isel jenis-
tvu staroj domovini sretne i vesele bozic-
ne praznike Il duhu mira, ljubavi, covjec-
nosti, sloge bratstva medju Sc sa swim
ljudima i narodima svijeta. Neka van je
brace, svima cestiti Bozic sveto porodje nje
Isusovo, neka su vam svima cestite duse
srca. u duhu vas sve ma svijetu u sta
roj domovini mirbozicanjem grlimo ljubi-
mo ljubavlju Kneza Mira ma rukama Die
vice betlehemskoj spilj
owe dane ne zaboravite nase "a jed
nice, nego odmah pocmite radti swim sila-
ma "a njen napredak, ojacanje procvat, da
nam u tolSu 1858 postane jos jaea i broj-
Mia. Zato neka yam je svima, brace Sc
sire, sretna nova 1858 godina
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100godsnjo spomensav smr Rev. Kundek-a Obzrom
clanca Glavnog Odbora Sylvia Niks ina b jedna
predsavnca Zajednce ovoj priredbi
Odsjek 1874. Brat Sksto Pasorkovic menovao je ba
sncu svoe osmnine svou suprugu koa umra prize cana
Izvrsn Odbor e odobro osmrtna spat troc nhove
zuvuce djece
Slijedec ra6un odobreni ispatu
Peoples Realty rogodsnju obnovu comprehensive
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Parker Publishing Co. of Jersey "a Directors and
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zrsni Odbor odobrio porosak do svote cd S125O0
christmas Party namesenika Glanom Uredu koja prredba
&c odrzavati H. decembra, 1857. godne.
Buduc dnevnom ne bilo svari rijesava gavn
predsjednk zaku6uje sedncu.
Joseph Bella, glavn tanik HBz
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-18
"ZAJEDNICAR"


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Fraternal Congressa PRIMO vel bro brzojavnh pi
smenih cestitk cd odseka poednaca canova necanova
nase Zaednice kao cd bratskh Organzaca nase drugh
narodnos Ma ceste dobre zelje cd odseka organiza-
CHA pojedinaca odgovaram psmeno, kolko mi vrjeme
dozvoljava, ma bolju yolu ne mi moguce svma po
jednacno zahval Zato to cinm putem naseg suzbenog
glasia Zajednicara.
Narocita hvala predsje jedniku taniku National Fra
terna Congressa zam sto ako sracna hvala predsjed
niku Hrvatske Katocke Zajednce urednistvu Nase Ma
de- ko meni Hrvatsko Bratskoj Zajednici javno ce
stitai postignucu.
zeim takodjer ovim putem dati javnu zahvalu pred
stavncma Greater Pittsburgh Fraterna Association ko
jo uclanjene 22 bratse organizace zapane Pennsy
vane ko zasedan ma Pennsylvania Fraternal Con-
gressa oduSevleno radi da moi zbor bio jednogasan
ime glavne uprave clanstva Hrvatsxe Bratske Ia
jednce, posebno mole me, svima jos jednom srdacna
hvaa skrene zee sretne ugodne Bozcne Blagdane
i sve najboe Novoj Godin.
VJEKOSLAV MANDIC,
glayn predsjednik Hrv. Bratske Zajednice
predsj sjednk Pennsylvania Fraternal
COngressa.