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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18


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Heot We've Breaks Records in Electricit
Consumption. Poge B.
a new peak during the afternoon
The previous high was 81 OF
June Is and is.
The forecast for the next 81
hours calls for continued hot
and humid. The five-day pre-,
diction issued by the Weather
Bureau yesterday said the hea'
wave would continue at least
through Friday.
June II Record Tied
Yesterdays high of IS degrees
equaling a June II record sci
in 1943 and tied in 1914 anc
l945. saw two drownings and 9
score Of more heat prostrations
The two water deaths came ir
the Potomac only 3 miles apari
and within a 30-minute perioc
in the late afternoon. The vic
tins:
John Richard Rice. IA. son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rice Of
Baileys Crossroads, Va, wht
drowned while swimming from
a boat between Great Falls anc
Seneca, Md. A family friend
Marvin Smith. leaped from the
boat in q rescue attempt, but
lost the boy in the murky water
Rescue squads from Mclean anc
Great Falls we're still dragging
for the body today.
A half hour later, about
6 p.m.. Eugene K. Thomas. 80
Of Bluemont, Va. drowned in
turbulent water in an attempt
to swim the river below Great
Falls.
IS Calls Reported
Their deaths were the fourth
and nth in area waters over
the week end.
The city's ambulance control
center reported it had IS calls
yesterday. many of them on heat
victims. but only one person
was hospitalized.
A 9-year-old boy, Michae,
Davis, Of 1910 Eaton road Sc,
was rescued from the Aancostia
pool by life guard Jay @. Hay.
den and was hospitalized for
observation.
Washington used over 228 mil
lion gallons of water during yes
terday's sizzling temperature,
and appeared we'll on the way
to match the figure today. Rec.
ord pouring for the city is rs:
million gallons set September 3
1858.
In nearby Maryland. with q
half million consumers, the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission reported 81 million
gallons yesterday. Average daily
consumption is 81 million gal.
Ions and the all-time high wa.
64.8 millions on May Is thi.
year. The supply is still plenti.
full.
Businesses Hurt
Among others suffering from
the heat were businessmen and
merchants, who said people were
staying home instead of shop
ping.
A survey along the busiest
section Of F street NV. showed
that only movie houses and
drugstore soda fountains were
doing good business.
Appliance stores were selling
mostly air conditioners; jewelry
stores were selling fans: clothine
stores were selling little but
beach wear. Liquor stores re-
ported beer sales UP but OTTER
items away on.
Because most people were sim
ply looking for a place to gel
cool. the movie theaters we're do.
ing q humping box Office.
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Initiation Called No.
Problem byHumphrey
He Defends
Policies at
Senate Quiz
By CECIL HOLLAND

SECRETARY OF LQe treasury
Humphrey today described the
threat of renewed imitation a
"our most serious domestic eco
nomic problem. M
At the same time, Mr.. HUM
phrey strongly defended the ad.
miniStration's monetary and
credit policies 4s effective in
checking imitation and bringing
the country unparalleled pros
perity."
"As a practical NATTER the
real choice is between the anti
inf1ationary course which we
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Text Of Conclusions in Secretary Hum.
phrey's Settlement. Paae As
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have pursued. and a new round
of inflation," he said.
Mr.. Humphrey was the first
witness as the Senate Finance
Committee began a sweeping
investigation of the country's
financial situation.
The administrations tight
money" policy, as Democratic
critics have described it, will be
one of the focal points in the
investigation.
Byrd Sees Rising Imitation
In an opening statement a.
the inquiry began, Senator Byrd,
Democrat of Virginia, warned
that imitation is CONTINUING,
and perhaps accelerating."
He said the committees study
would include "the existing
credit and interest situation
and. more important, imitation
which has started again with its
ominous threat to fiscal sol.
vency, sound money and indi-
vidual welfare"
The investigation, the first
major one Of its kind since 1908,
probably will be Mr.. Humphreys
final appearance as Secretary.
His resignation has been an
nounced and will take effect
shortly.
Senator Byrd said he deeply
regretted" the Secrttary's resie-
nation and added It was Sad
for him that Mr.. Humphrey
would be leaving after his ap.
lpearance before the Finance
Committee.
Rosy Picture Painted
Mr.. Humphrey painted a rosy
picture of the country's pros
perity in a 50-page statement
outlining the accomplishments
Of the administration in the
economic field since 1858.
The Secretary, in defending
the Governments monetary and
credit policy. declared:
Those who, in a period such
as this, urge an abandonment Of
our anti-inflationary policies,
those who urge either deficit
financing or a policy of arti-
flcially creating more spending
dollars are. whether unwittingly
or by intention, inf1ationists.
mo matter what their motives,
their proposals for further credit
expansion are proposals to fur
ther reduce the purchasing
power of the dollar, to rob every
housewife. every farmer. every
pensioner. every wage Garner and
every family with savings. Their
arguments must be understood
to urge Just that.
Proof Of Wisdom
There can be no doubt as
to the wisdom of our choice In
utilizing the tools of monetary
and credit policy. AS to the
extent to which we use these
tools, I can only say that gain
confidence from the fact that
we are criticized by those who
feel that credit has been
restricted too severely and those
who feel it has not been re-
stricted severely enough
Mr.. Humphrey said the none
Continued on Page AS, Col. l
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Temperatures here headed to-
day for 98 degrees-the seasons
high.
The official forecast said
the heat spell would reach
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II you are looking for en-
ployment or are DESTROYS of
making a change in posi-
ton, be sure TO check the
Help Wanted columns Of the
big Star CLASSIFIED. The
chances are good youll find
Just the spot you've been
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Always check The Star first
for the widest variety Of en-
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Storm Brings
QuickDropin
Temperature
More Hot, Humid
Weather Predicted
For Next IS Hours
BULLETIN

A thundershower pelted the
Washington area with meas
urable' rain early this after
noon. dropping the Weather
Bureau temperature at Ma
tional Airport from "a degrees
at 1890 pm. to 81 degrees at
las.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18

Heot We've BTeoks Records in EIeetricit,
Consumption. Poee 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18

Text Of Conclusions in Secretary Hum.
phrey's Settlement. Pose As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18

have pursued. and a new round
of inflation," he said.
Mr.. Humphrey was the first
witness as the Senate Finance
Committee began a sweeping
investigation of the country's
financial situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18

a new peak during the afternoon
The previous high was 81 on
June is and Is.
The forecast for the next SO
hours calls for continued hot
and humid. The flve-day pre-
diction issued by the Weather
Bureau yesterday said the heat
wave would continue at least
through Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

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zAP|SNIk
Trece sjednce, utorak prize podne, 1. oktobra 1857.

Irece sJednce, utOrak prize podne, L. OktoDra 1901
Glavni predsjednik brat " l. Mandich, otvara trecu
sedncu Gavnog Odbora utorak jutro l. oktobra 1857
godne, sa toplim pozdravom
Kod otvaranja sjednce prisutn sv clanov Glavnog
Odbora drugi casnc Zajednice.
Prva tocka dnevnom redu jest izvjesaj urednka
geskoj dijela Zajedncara, brata Stephen F. Brkch-a
tai sadrzan izdanma engeskog djela zajedneara koje
je uredvao zadnjih ses mjeseci da e potpuno
an prepustit da negovo uredjivane kroz to vreme
zatim gl. preds}ednk pozivlje odbor clansku Kam
Predsedate Kampanjskog Odbora brat Brch presao je
ma ane opsrnog zvjestaja napretku ovogodsnJe kam
Cd zanimana je statistika Kampanjskog Odbora koja
pokazujc da e kroz vrjeme kampanje cd L. anuara
e osguranje "a osmrtninu fod zaednice povSeno
50, ST.. 10000 kroz to vrijeme.
. Brat Mandch prekida raspravu, da ucin jednu oba
Brat Mandich sada, kad je prsutno svih Is gaynih
odbornka ia drzm da b rebal odredi da Glavn Odbor
"a moEebtnu izgradnju b1duae zgrade Glsvnog Ureda
ako zvanredni odbor kojeg zabrali zadnem
jista sam vlerenja ako mi svi vidmo ia zemljsta
oyo vrjeme da &c Sc krau moci svort mnogo bolju
geda dosna zemlji5ta ga gradngu7 Glaynog Ureda)
WI NaRon toga Glavni odbor je posveto paznu raznim
vec podnesenm izvjestajima odbornka casnka Gav-
Glavni podpredsednik, brat Milan Vranes, predaze
gavni odbornik brat John R. Mkan podupre predog da
zysts ursdnika hEvatskog da sdnssrs 1rats Fl
Glavna odbornica sestra Sylvia Nksic, predlaze gl
odbornik, brat Nkoa Hnc podupre predlog, da prm
phen F. Brkica opet, predlog jednogasno prima.
Ma predlog gavnog tajnika brata Jospa Belle, podu
ko e ednogasno prmljen izvjesaj vrhovnog ecnka Dr.
F. j. Arch-a.
latin gavni odbornik, brat Nkola Hinic, predlaze
brat Vranes podupe predog da pri zvjesa pravnog
savetnka, brata Edwarda b Servova kako podnesen
Prima jednoglasno.
Konacno, brat Nikoa Borc predlaze brat John j.
Verbos podupire predog da pr izvesa upravitelja
SkO.Pr
kako je podnesen. Prima
Nakon toga, glavn tajnik brat Bella, procitao je
kolko preporka koje nalaze izvjestaju tajnka Od
bora Djecjeg Donna. brata Franka krasica
Jedna Cd th preporuka odnosi Sc dugo postoiecu
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sena prema uprav H.KZ to ogcno treba da Sc odnos
i ma brata Sabana kao clana te uprave
cjeg Doma ne podpredsjednika HKz. On je pogreso
pogresku nije ia stom kod naseg prijasneg
Po tom pitanju razvla ziva tie opsino go
braca: Bazdarc Kovacevic, Vukelc Ovcarch Skrc
sesra Nksic Brat Bor predlaze konac rasprave brat
Grasha podupre predlog brat Mandc traz da ina pra
Brat skrtid stavja panje kolko treba gasova da Sc
Brat Mandit tumae svoj predlog koj nije prijedlog
da raniji zakucak Gavnog Odbora ponS nov stvori
vec da H ngov predog posve nov da "a ist treba mad
polovcna vecina glasova.
brat Servov ve da e spravno da primane priced
oga da brata sabana uspostav reba nadpoovicna
Brat skrtic traM poimencno glasovane. stoga pred
sedate brat Bazdarc dae prjedlog brata Mandiea ma
ia Gsshs Ess s;s a 5sad
skr5 GSS Niksc RI Bors Eksn sIsau '"'S' 0e''" '"'
Nakon toga brat Majetc predaze brat verbos podu-
pre, da zvjesta brata Mandica prmi Prma jedno
glasno.
zatm po redu jednogasno primaju izvjesca prvog,
drugog treteg 81 podpredsjednika kako su Rodnesena
prijedlog braa Vranesa poduprt po bratu KovaeeNcu
u predae nsdpunu zatku Gavog 6dbors
po oyom pitanu, svoren rs. septembra 1856 godine.
rasprav doazi Sc do msjenja da Sc prijedlog braa
Ovcarica izmjeni da glasi kako sljedi:
"Prepor1ica Sc, da Glavni Odbor zasedanju
nadopuni svoj zaucak Cd mjeseca septembra 1856 60
dine koji bi zakljucak imao glasti
Bolesnicka potpora odsteta operacija umrlh tanoya
splacue bastencima cerfkatu navedenm jednake
djelove ako takov postoe Ako onda ina posupat
kao kod isplate osmrtnine."
Brat Majetic podupire Ovcarchev prijedlog prma Sc
jednoglasno
Brat Borc predlaze brat Mikan podupre, da IL
vjesta brata Ovcarcha primi prima jednogasno.
Brat Krasic izvjestaju preporuka, to sc
st prma jednogasno prjedlog sesre Niksc poduprt
po bratu Hincu.
Brat Grasha preporuka to njegov izvjestaj
prma ednoglasno predlog brata Verbosa poduprt
bratu Hincu.
Izvjestaj Nadzornog Odbora
Brat Boric pita brata Beu kako posto dugovina kod
nekih odseka da duguju cak do mesec rasporez Hoce
da made da Ii DUNE odsjeke opominje kako. Brat
Bella kaze, da opomene salu r odsecna odbornka
| osnovi opomena da dugovina plaza.
Brat Hinc izvjestuje kako dosta odsjeka zaostau
uplatom svojh rasporeza time goma velka dugovna
name il razloga sto odsjec vreme nepacau svoi
porez pax b rebalo protv toga poduzet posupak Pra
| sc do znanja.
Brat Krasich predaze brat Ovcarich podupre, da
zvjesta Nadzornog Odbora prmi prima jednogasno.
Time je vrjeme prso kraju glavn predsjednik, brat
Mandc zatvara zasedanje sazive nasavak sednice
sutra u jutro Philip Vukelch
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zAPISN|K
Cetvrte sjednce srijeda prize podne g. oktobra 1857

Gavni predsednik brat Mandic, otvara sednicu IL
javjue da so dobi zalosnu jes e mas bivs clan
Gavne Porote brat F1orian Tumbr Clevelandu. ime
nase Zajednce polozt &c vjenac odar zastupa e
sprovodu predsednk Gavne Poroe brat John Badovnac
Svi prisutni klcu nasem pokojnku - Slava mu!
Prsutni sjednci svi glavni odbornici casnici
kec cta prvi zapisnk, koj prima predlog brata
Mkana poduprt 20 bratu Kovaceyicu Potom ca zapsnk
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zAPIS

Druge sjednice ponedjeljak pose podne, 80 sept 1857
Gavni predsjednk brat Mandic oyara sednicu sa po-
zdravom Prisutni sv odbornci casnc osim brata Br
kcha koJl Je u poslu tskar.
Rasprava po izvjestama
Brat Mandic predaje cekic bratu Bazdaricu ko pred
sjeda vrjeme rasprave izvjestau brata Mandica.
Brat Mandic podnasa prihvat Glavnom Odboru
Njucak Izvrsnog Odbora produenje kampanje do 81
oktobra UJedno posebne nagrade kampani kako sjed
= 100 tockca do 199 tockica ,....$ 1000
200 tockca do 299 tockica 25OO
300 tockca do 399 tockica ....... 5000
400 tockca do 499 tockica 1900
- 500 toGkca do 500 tockica ........ 10000
Ia svakh dajnih 100 tockica dobva naknadnih $25
Ma koncu kampanje jedan clan ko stekne najvis bro
Takovu gradu dobva jedna canca, koa bude cd
zenskih rnala najveci broj tockica.
Sestra Niksic predaze brat Borc podupre usvaja Sc
jednoglasno:
Prema svojoj preporuci zvjestaju brat Manda pred
kade S4,OOO.OO skolarnu kao prosle godne da
dade dvadesetorici studenata po $2oO.oo svakom.
Brat Vranes postavlja pitanje nasem zakjucku "a
Brat Mandic objasnjuje, da fundacja jos nije
redjena, pax da ucin kao prosle godine Brat Kova
cevc podupre Mandicev predlog to isti pma jedno
Brat Mandic. = Ma pisma, koje je mas pravni
savenk dobo cd Insurance Departmental drzave Pennsy
yane kao obzrom sabanov savjestan rad Odboru
DJecJeg Donna ako drzim da je brat saban pogrljeso
da Glavn odbor spostav bata sabana ma po-
Brat Krasi podupre Predog obaSnuje ra5oge pre-
Je tai spor resen odobren po zrsnom Odbor sto ina
da Sc odnosi ma brata sabana.
Brat 0vcarich ia Sc nezadovoljavam yec train do
kaz da e brat Saban opozvao svo cn posto dokaza
ma ia nemogu glasati "a tai .prijedlog.
Brat Borc veli da je njemu stvar zamrsena ne ra-
posa ape Gs ma sVn odbo ii
Porotu on je mnenja da to ptane odgod dok do
bljemo rijesenje Gavne Porote.
Brat Mandic ca pismo koje je brat saban pisao po-
vodom zakjucka Glavnog Odbora u njegovu pitanju
Brat Grasha objasnjava kako je gsvojena oduka In
snovi opozva Odhora Hk zadoYol Syar je riie
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zAPISkIK I
sjednce ponedjeak prize podne, 80. septembra 1851.

Il ~ ]
Prve sjednce, ponedeak prize podne 80 sepembra 1851
Predsjednil brat Mandit zasjedanje poseb-
MIN pozdravom glavnim odbornicima casnicma zeom da
sjednca bude uspesna da vodi mirno dostojno "a
sto bolj interes Hrvatske Bratske zaiednce
Vranes tredi podpredsjednk Mato kovasey; glavn tai
d gak
ka Milan skrtc predsjednik Nadzomog Odbora; Sylvia
No: Sc uus ancs ad:otHs HaoG Nkoa Clam
John R. Mkan, Clan N O. Nkoa Hint clan N. O.; Philip
Vukech hrvatski urednk; Edward B. servov, pravn
vjetnk; DR.. F. j. Arch, vrhovn lijeenk Frank Braidc
upravte sporta Stephen F. Brzich, urednik engeskog
Glavni predsjednR brat Mandi podnasa sededi dnev
nj red:
!. suzbeno otvorenje zasjedanja
fzvrsnog odbora glavnh podpredsjednika
Urednika engleskog dijela "zajednicara'
Vrhovnog lijecnika
Upravtelja sportsko-Prosvjetnog odjeljenja
Upravtelja Djecjeg Donna
Ranoa a1n;h 6dso5g Dd1e5eg D0a 0dbora "a anS kampan
g. Rasprava o izvjestaJima
T. Dopisi rezolucije
s. Razno dobrobit zajednice
g. Zakljueak zasjedanja
Dnevn red prma kako e podnesen ma prjedlog bra
PTema dnevom p redu preaz Sc ma zvjestae poedi
ovm redom Glayni predsednk Mande eta svo IL
VJeSta nm dOlaze DTdca pTVl S JOsp
Bazdarc drugi g podpredsjednk Milan Vranes,
trec g Mato Kovatevic cta redom citau
svoje zvjestae braca: 81 tanik Bella; tajnk OPB Ov
carch g blaga nik Krasich upravte Pomladka Grasha
predsjednik N. O., Sxrtic usmeno tajnica N o. Nksic
cita Nadzorni Odbor; hrvask urednik Vukelch en-
glesi urednk Brich; upravelj sporta Bradc; vhovni
ecnk Dr. Arch pravn savjetnk Servov Brat Bella cta
iWjestaje Odbora Djecjeg Donna upraviteja sarica.
Izvestaj primaju do znanja do rasprave po stima
Brat Boric. = Cvdje je ptane nasih zapisnka ia mi
slim bi zapisnci trebai bit goov vrjeme da su
prnen po Gavnom Odboru ovo sjednic svi osm zad-
mega da neki ostave da i'll Izvrsni Odbor prima
Brat Madc objasnjuje kako je to uredio urednici
"'
Brat Vukelc Ma pitanje brata Borica zeim rec da
slozo g predsednikom, bratom Mandicem, pro-
s petak zatvoro Zaednicar oval tjedan da mogu
danas bt sjednici Sestro brace gavni odbor
nc nolim da uvaze ovo da urednici nastoe ucint
sto mogu ia prosi tjedan radit cd rama
jutro da svrsim posao Zaednicar da mogu redovno
voditi zapsnik Drugo zapisnk takodjer radt
Zaedncaru, to ne lahk posao tesko e dospjet
ucniti Nkada prize nije bio prgovora tome do danas
Navise sto diva iii tr zadna zapsnika koje nsmo
mogli svsiti jeme to nije mnogo Izvrsni Odbor ina
de pravo da in prm nista nije blo pogresno do sada
Treba uvaziti poteskoce tom poslu urednika.
Brat Krasch. - Brat Boric je ispravan ptanju
zapisnicima ina pravo da e to znio On ne time nj
kog uvredio Meme mrzi da mi Izvrsnom Odboru moramo
prmati po diva iii tr zapisnka Gavnog Odbora.
Posto e - sat, brat Mandic zatvara zasjedanje
pozdravom urice nastavak sjednice posije podne.
Philip Vukelch
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-30

druge sjednice, a koji Sc prima spravcima
brata Borca poduprt po bratu Mikanu.
Brat Brkic Gita zapsnik treGeg asjedan ia
ma sa spravcima ma prijedlog brata Verbose
sestri Niksc.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

for the first eight months Of
this year was 1880 VS.. 1907
q year earlier.
The August decrease from q
year ago amounted to 1876 per
cent. Figures in July were Just
about even with last year. The
eight months decrease was
around ~ per cent. compared
with a seven months decline Of
Ills per cent.
Title transfers representing
sales Of used cars numbered
S,547 in August. compared with
3.898 in the previous month
and 4.873 in August last year
Eight months transfers totaled
S4.956, compared with 39.07o q
year earlier.
Washington Sales Declines
Larger Than Suburbs
The new-car sales declines In
Washington itself are Just q
shade larger than for suburban
sections Of the Washington
Metropolitan area, data from
the Automotive Trade Associa-
ton. National Capital Area, has
indicated.
The associations report for |
seven months this year listed
unit sales of new automobiles
totaling 42.611. down 8 per
cent from 1922 a year ago.
Washington sales were of /
los per cent, Montgomery |
County sales were down 80 per
cent and Prince Georges sales
1913 per cent lower. Alexandra
had a ~ per cent decrease and
Arlington q rs per cent lag.
while Fairfax sales were on 81
per cent.
Dealers say profits this year
have been pretty thin but most
Of them are making ambitious
plans to claim q larger share Of I
1858 sales. One thing is GER
tain. the competition win be
rough.