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leave the United States over the
eastern end Of Montana, about
four minutes later.
Observers on the East Coast
viii be fighting the brightness
Of sunrise TO see the rocket far
to the east. DR.. Whipple said.
The satellite was visible to
the naked eye over Vienna,
Austria. this morning from
$50 to $3.50 d1:50 to 1853
pm, EST, Monday. the Asso-
ciated Press reported.
Moon watchers Of the Vienna
Observatory announced 1t APP
peared as q second magnitude
star moving swiftly from south
to east.
In Chicago, a 16-year-old
amateur radio operator has
up o Soviet hint that Sputnik II
is sending messages back to
Russian scientists in q signal
similar to Morse code.
Fred Asher said he got the
information from q Russian
ham" operator who identified
himself as Valentin Vasili-
schenko.
Similar to Code
The Russian, whom Mr..
Asher contacted by chance yes
terday when he picked up his
call letters. said the satellites
radio signals over Moscow are
"CW" signals, similar to Morse
code,
Several radio operators have
picked up sounds Of the satel-
lite on its travels over North
America but they report hear
ing only steady beeps.
Mr.. Asher. who said he
speaks no Russian, explained
that he and the Russian con-
versed through international
Morse code. He said Mr.. Vasi-
lischenko spelled out answers
in phonetic English.
The conversation took 40
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05
Its Official Now: DOG
Is Female Named Lake
BY the Associated Press

It's official The the dog aboard Sputnik II
is Laika.
Not Curly not Linda, not Lemonchik other names
that have circulated around the world the Soviet
satellite
spokesman for Moscow's Committee for Cultural
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05
Soviet Confirms Sputnik
Used New Super Fuel

/ fall sooner than Sputnik I. He
estimated Sputnik I will drop
earthward about the end Of
January.
'Multistage" Rocket
The Russian announcement
about new instruments and
sources of power for Sputnik II
came in a Moscow radio broad
cast last night.
The broadcast quoted a per-
SON identified only as "Acade-
mician Dikushin" as saying:
"A multistage carrier rocket
of a new design with foolproof
precision controls had to be
used for putting the satellite
into its computed orbit.
"The increase in the satel-
lite's size to provide for a larger
number of measuring and tele-
metering instruments, and even
for an animal passenger, neces-
slated the development of inn
proved new instruments and
sources Of power"
Before the Moscow broad
cast, Senator Jackson, Demo-
crat Of Washington. said in
Seattle the size of the second
Russian satellite and the dis
lance it reached gives us rea-
son to suspect the Soviets may
have achieved nuclear rocket
propulsion ahead of u.s."
New Fuel Doubted
In Cambridge. Mass. two
rocket experts said they doubt
the Russians used any new
type fuel.
Frederick C. Durant III. a
former president of the Amer
lean Rocket Society. said that
in his opinion the Russian
launching system is based on
conventional propellants such
as liquid oxygen and kerosene. 81
But he said he thinks the Rus
slams have developed large
rocket engines.
While not ruling out en-
tirely the possibility that a new
fuel had been developed. Mr..
Durant said such a propellant
would not have been necessary
to get the new satellite aloft.
DR.. H. Guyford Stever. asso-
ciate dean Of the engineering |
school at Massachusetts, Insti-
tute of Technology, also voiced
scepticism about any new super |
fuel. However, he said it is
possible the Russians are using |
batteries deriving energy from |
the suns rays to power the |
satellites instruments. This.
he SAID, would be quite an
achievement"
Foresee Trip to Moon
Mr.. Durant theorized the
Russians "can put a 50-pound
satellite on the moon whenever
they want to" and that they
could even put one around the
moon and have it return" He
said Il expect them to do both
Of these things within a year"
I'VE in this country have
considerable cause for ALARM"
Mr.. Durant said.
This jibed with the stated
views of q number Of Congress
members, who have said urgent
moves are needed to keep the
United States from falling far
behind Russia in modern
weapons capability.
In Buffalo, N. T., DR.. Walter
Dornberger, one of Germany'S
top rocket experts in World
War II, said yesterday that II
the Russians can send aloft a
l ,0OO- pound satellite with a dog
inside they can put up another
similar satellite with a tele-
vision camera inside. From a
military standpoint. he said.
that would be beautiful re-
connaissance device"
DIR. Dornberger. now con-
sultant to the Bell Aircraft
Corp, said the launching Of
Sputnik II proves to him that
Russia is within two years OF
being able to launch a massive
attack on this country with
intercontinental ballistic mis-
si1eS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
By BETTY BEALE

time. her father Is recuper-
ating from his recent kidney
ailment at Land o. Lakes.
Wis. where he daily fishes
with his late wife's father,
Leroy Eakin.
Ruth. who is named after
her late aunt. Ruth Reilly
Eakin. has personal attributes
that will be no drawback to a
winter whirl. She is attractive
with dark brown hair. lovely
skin. a great deal Of poise
and charm Of manner. Al
ready well Travelled. she has
spent two summers in Eu-
rope.
She will spend at least
part Of the Christmas debut
season in Washington be-
cause her first cousin, Judith
Eakin, will make her bow
then. And who knows. maybe
the President and First Lady
will give a party for Ruth?
The empty white and gold
ballroom in the White House
seems to be hiding its time
until the day when another
young peoples dance will
cause the rafters to ring.
There hasn't been a ball
there since the last one Mar
garet Trum a n gave before
the Executive Mansion was
rebuilt. The Hoover boys had
a party there. and during the
Roosevelt administration 1t
frequently resounded with
eayety. Even the White House
guides when conducting tours
through the ballroom nos
talgically refer to such gla-
morous occasions in the past
as Alice Roosevelt Long
worth's White House debut.
Petite, brown-haired Judy
Eakin, pretty offspring Of
Jack Eakin. will make her
debut at a tea dance at the
Chevy Chase Club on Deem
Der 81. II she dances half
as well as her father. who's
a ballroom expert. she'll be
the belle Of many a ball.
Freshly graduated from
Georgetown Visitation Con-
Continued on Page D-l, Col. I
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Dr.. Eisenhower's Daughter
To Make Debut September 7

President Eisenhower will
have a debutante in his fam
lily this year.
In fact. his very own niece
bearing the magical name Of
Eisenhower will be the first
debutante of the 1888 sea-
son.
Ruth Eisenhower. l8-year-
old daughter of DR.. Milton
Eisenhower. will be present.
ed to Baltimore society at a
reception given by her father
September 7. The 5 to 7
party will be held in his new
Baltimore home. 4 Blythe
wood road.
Later during her December
vacation from her sophomore
year at Swarthmore. Ruth
will bow at the famous Bach
elor'S Cotillion. which is a
must" for a Baltimore debut
tante.
But the Presidents niece
is not the Tightly or giddy
type Of debutante. She is a
serious student currently de-
voting the playtime. warm
weather months to attending
summer school at Penn State
University. At the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
SENATORS RELAX, TOO

What with all Of the problems focno Congressman Hill
these Days photographs show them hard work. But
tor or Representative must reox in order carry the hectic
Of Congress in the Summer Here show weknown
names at eosen Of the many wos there relax
Washington Above Senator and Mrs Spessod Holland often
the and the eroe among their fovoe spo-sor
Soff Photo by Rosemary (For other Congressman eoxng
Porty Comero, Poee DBL
, 1957-12-11
lob PRINTING SUBSCRIBE
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
granting petitioner the relief it seeks.

granting petitioner the relief it seeks.
The Court has net overlooked an additional point
made in argument. but not in respondents answer or in
the stipulation Of facts, that the subpoena duces tecum
served upon respondent is unnecessarily and unreason-
ably broad in requiring him to bring in records of all pub
lie expenditures made during a three month period. In
the state of this record that issue cannot be decided. But
the Court will not forecose it.
The decree will direct the respondent to appear be-
fore the Finance Cimmittee of the Legislature in response
to its subpoena duces tecum. but that decree shall recite
that it is entered without prejudice to respondents right
to raise before the committee and, if subsequent occasion
should arise, before this court any claim that in the cir
cunstances of the case the demand for information is
unreasonably and improperly comprehensive.
Isl WILLIAM H. HASTE
Circuit Judge
Continued tomorrow
, 1957-12-11
NOTICE OF SALE

The Virgin Islands Corpora
ton, Forestry Program, offers
for sale AS IS, WHERE is,
presently located at its Saw
mill, one lot Of 300 BID. #. of
Rough West Indian Mahogany
and one lot Of West Indian
Mahogany, Thibet, and saman
chunks and slabs.
Persons DESTROYS of inspect
ing these wood products may
contact Mr.. Robert w. Mobiles,
Forester, Agricultural Station,
at New Works, Bethlehem; or
by calling telephone G 1917.
Bids in writing will be re-
ceived up to 400 P. NJ. Deem
Der II, 1857, and should be
addressed to, Mr.. Robert W,
Mobiles, Forester, Agricultural
Station, Kingshill, St. Croix,
v. /. 11-12-13-1416
, 1957-12-11

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF SAINT CRoIx: cFRIsTIANsTED JURISDICTION
In the Matter of the Estate of
WILHELMINA ROHLSEN,
Deceased. PROBATE NC 1857
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Please take notice that the undersigned has been ap
pointed Administrator in the above entitled estate. All credit
ors are hereby directed to present their claims with proper
vouchers within six 60 months from date hereof Persons
indebted to the said estate are required to make payment
within the said time. Persons claiming to be next of kin
shall file their proof of heirship with the undersigned or with
the Clerk Of the District Court within the aforesaid period.
Dated: November 19, 1857.
Henry E. RohIsen
Administrator
, 1957-12-11
GOVERNOR :.
nov Marin.

noz Marin.
The Governor congratulated
Mr.. Moscoso on completion Of
IS years as head Of "Fomento'
and for establishment of more
than 500 new manufacturing
plants and seven or eight
hotels proposed, projected or
, 1957-12-11

completed under his admins
tration Of E. D. A.
, 1957-12-11
Uv1TED STATES

UvITED STATES
were sedther destroyed or TAX
en- away. as prizes Of war" BY
the allied occupation forces.
Security measures were 50
strict few japanese even got
close enough to photograph
this aerial work-horse OF
Japdn's World War II cam
paigns.
HAMPTON NV.
responsibility It will be to
work out details Of the visit.
MINIMUM WAGE IS.
than those determined by the
Secretary Of Agriculture to be
fair and reasonable after pub
lie hearind and investigation.
A public hearing on wage
rates was held in Christian
sted on October IS, 1857.
STEVENSON ~.
help those areas, bat to help
outmaneuver the Russians.
His second point was that
NATO should be developed
into grand effort for joint ac-
ton, not only for now, or for
military planning, but as the
core of a grand alliance.
These and other points were
made during an address before
the New York County Law
yers Association.
, 1957-12-11

HAMPTON 800.
responsibility II will be to
work out details Of the visit.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-18
DObri OdnOsi

OVOGA LJETA proslavljeni Hrv. Pjevac-
~ XII zbor "Jadran" il Aliquippe poduzeo
je izlet u Kanadu zajedno nasom proslav-
lemon Kolo Grupom Cokeburg Zajedno su
nastupili u nasem zajednicarskom naselju
Welland odrzali koncerat. Mas svijet Ka-
nadi uzivao je u programu ovih nasih kul-
turnih drustava, koliko znamo, ovo je bio
prvi pokusaj da IL Sjedinjenih Drzava do
laze posjete braci u Kanadi nasi pjevaci
plesaci.
Najbolji su licni odnosi izmedju ljudi i
naroda pax srdacno cestitamo nasim pjeva-
Gina i pesacima sto su poduzeli ovu tur-
neju cine su polucili dobre uspjehe "a sebe
jos bolje "a nasu Hrvatsku Bratsku Ia
jednicu. Vrijedno je da mas svijet u Kanadi
upozna nasu kulturnu aktivnost pod okri-
ljem Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce, a cine Sc
promice hrvatska narodna kultura budi ma
rodna svjest kod naseg mladjeg narastaja
Dobro i vrijedno bi bilo da Sc nasi u
Kanadi ugledaju IL naSa kulturna drustva u
Sjednjenim Drzavama Amerike pax da i
oni nastoje da Sc ovako lijepo organiziraju
ma kulturnom pol ju cine bi jacali narodnu
hrvatsku svijest kuturu, time ujedno
jacah sirili zajedniGarsko bratstvo pod o.
kriljem svoje Hrvatske Bratske zajednice,
a duhu bratske ljubavi covjecnosti pre-
ma svakom bratu pojedincu prema sva-
kom narodu
Ovakovi pax podhvati "Jadrana" Coke
burg Kolo grupe trebli bi Sc cesce poduzima-
ii, jer ma tai nacin bi mas svijet dvima
susjednim drzavama dolazio do bolieg upo-
znavanja medjusobne suradnje "a opcu ko-
rist Hrvata u iseljenistvu.
U ovoj zemlji imademo Hjepi broj hrvat-
skin pjevackih, omladinskih tamburaskih i
kolo drustava ma cemu Kanada oskudieva,
pax bi bilo vrijedno da Sc i tamo zapocne
kulturnim radon.
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Drugi O mama

\ IEkl SRB1 nikako da Sc urazume, vec
stalno ruzno nedostojno RUE Hrvate
Docim sudbina je Hrvate i rSrbe usko po-
vezala, da ipak moraju trebaju zajedno Ii
vjeti kao ljudi kao susjedi u Hrvatskoj
Srbiji kao gradjani Hrvatske.
Tu nedavno "Srbobran', a koji stalno
napada Hrvate, donosi bombasticnu pricu
jednog mladog Srbina, koji je bio presao ma
katolicku vjeru "a vrjeme rata, moguce da
81 spasi zivot, pax dosao u Ameriku te svo-
je ratne nevoje stavlja ma veliko zvono da
Sc pred svijetom oblati Hlvate
Mi ne volimo naganjati max ma konac
niti ulaziti u raspirvanje mrznje izmedju
diva naroda, koji SUI tako tijesno povezan,
cini nam Sc da je vrijeme liza dvanaest po-
ratnih godina, da sc takovom ruznom pro-
pagandom prestane, barem ovdje u kultur-
nom slobodnom svijetu, sto nije Balkan
Nego srpsk Cetnic Sc hoce prikazati kao
janjci i sveci, da hlvatske ustaSe omala iu
kao vragove.
Evo jedne njihove fotografije
"Godisnjak" CMuslimanska Bibli e k a
br. ~ donosi ma strani IS "Povodom 15-te
godiSnjice Focanske katastrofe" turski no.
vinar naseg porijekla Murat Sertoglu, OBJ
javio je tokom druge polovice 1856. godine
dnevniku "Tan" tjedniku "Detektif"
niz clanaka stradanju b.-h. muslimana "a
vrijeme Drugog Svjetskog Rata. U jednom
cd tin clanaka Sertogu pise:
"Prema sluzbenim podacima "a vrijeme
Drugog Rata palo je zrtvom p k ol cd
$4,000 muslimana. Stvarni broj ubivenh je
medjutim cetiri puta veci, jer Sc u totalno
unistenim selma nije mogao znati tocan
broj zrtava, mad kojima SUI obicno vrsena
najveca divljastva. Cetnici nisu brojili mu-
slimane, kojima su punili dzamije, da bi in
poslije S dzamijama zajedno zapall niti su
brojili zaklane i rijeke pobacane mrtvace
Oni SUI Sc TEX takmicili kako ce spuniti Mi
hajloviceve zapovjedi kao "Ubijajte Turke"
'Dosao je zadnji cas- Turcima"
Gornje samo "a sebe govori strahovi-
tim divljastima Cetnika. Njihova divljastva
ulaze registrirana u stranoj stampi "a SWEET
sku povjest njihovoj kulturi.
Slcna zlodjela ma nemocnom narodu po-
Ginjali su Ustase, sto takodjer ulazi u re-
korde svjetske stampe ma sramotu hrvat-
skom narodu. Cemu, dakle, jedne presuci-
vati cak slaviti, druge izlagati osudji-
vati Bill su jednaci.
Jedan grijeh ne ispasta drugi, pax u tom
zlu nema isprika. Jedno je ljudski dostoj-
no pokajanje da nastoje opet postati lju-
di, sako mogu "a dobro svoga naroda svoje
rodne zemlje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-18

Il mjestu Vancouver, B. c.,
Canada, odakle Sc je njezina
familija doselila u Boise, Id,
godine 1881, te "a kratko
vrijeme svi su postal cla-
novi odsjeka gnijezda Po-
mlatka HBZ. Ovdje je svrsila
nizu srednju skolu, kao i
Boise Junior College, a onda
Western Washington College
of Education, te graduirala
sa B. A. Degree 1856. Iste
godine nastavila je kao uci-
teljica treceg razreda pucke
skole u Boise. Ma proslogodis-
Moi sjednici bila je izabrana
"a predsjednicu n a S e g oA-
sjeka "a ovu 1857. godinu,
pa smo imali nadu, da &c pod
njezinim vodstvom odsjek bo-
lie napredovati, kao sto i bi
napredovao, da ju prerana
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-18

nice (preko stotine ma bro
ju) u znak zadnje pocasti, We
cinom cd amerikanske dru-
ge narodnosti, kao Cd nase
male naselbine ovdje.
Ma 29-og juna povorka je
krenula cd pogrebnog zavoda
do crkve - St. Johns Cathe-
dral, gdje je odsluzena sveta
misa zadusnica, a zatim ma
st. Johns Groblje, gdje je
svecenik izvrsio svoje vjer-
ske obrede, a liza toga mas
clan, brat Joe Simunich pro-
citao nadgrobno slovo i u j.
me sviju mas njome Sc Ia
uvijek oprostio.
U ime clanstva odsjeka 693
neka ii je sestro Mary lahka
crna zemlja u kojoj pocivas,
a tvojim milim i dragim ma
Sc iskreno saucesce.
Sam Zupan, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-18
"OSMRTNINA"

PO STAROM adetu, mi smo Sc naucili,
da kod Zajednice zivotnu osiguraciju naziv-
ljemo - Osmrtnina. To je valjda uslijedilo
u ona stara vremena il razloga, kad je u
pocetku Zajednice bilo prakticirano, da Sc
je ranijih godina Zajednice slucaju smrti
iii pogibije clana ma poslu izmediu Glanstva
sablrao rasporez "a pokop.
Z svom razvitku usvojeno bijase 20 lest
vci, da Sc plaza "osmrtnina" i to svota ko-
liko je tada bilo potrebno "a dolicni spro-
vod Osmrtnine su bile malene, pax je sko-
ella ma S400 $500. Poslije jos wise, sada
Sc kod zajednice moze osigurati ma dvije
cetlrl, pet ma deset tisuca dolara Osigura-
va Sc ma razne certificate po novoi lest
vlci nemamo dozivotno uplacivanje vec GER
tlflkat dozrijeva liza clanovanja 20, IS IS
godina starosti
Ma oval nacin Sc ne osigurava "a "osmrt-
nlnu vec "a pricuvu iii investiciju (ulozak).
TO znacl pricuvu dobar ulozak. tko prize
reda napusta Zajednicu, tai cini sebi stetu,
jer time gubi svoj ulozak ustedniu pod
0N"' "'''A-' n.y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-18

vunic, George Lisjak, sestra
Katherine Trdina, braca An
ton Delac i John Bronic.
Imali smo lijepi broj i me-
dju starim ljudima, koji su
pomagali u radu braca: Joe
Migalich, Nick Matijaca, Joe
Bartolic, Mavro Spelic, brat
Kladusan, Frank Sladic, An
ton Skvaric, Luka Filetic, To-
ny Kratofil i mnogi drugi.
Znacajno je primjetiti, da Sc
medju ovim cestitim ljudima
nalaze braca koja su premasi-
la 70 godina, a da SUI sa o.
dusevljenjem zivo radili da Sc
Croatian Center podigne. Ia
kovima svaka cast posto-
vanje.
Do Croatian Centra u ma
Sem Pittsburghu nismo nista
takova imali gdje bi Sc mog-
Ii sastajati odrzavati svoje
proslave i piknike, a sto lie
svakako u interesu Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice i sloge ma
seq naroda ovdje.
Croatian Center jest vlast-
nistvo nasega clanstva ma
sih odsjeka, a to je, dakle,
vlastnistvo Hrv. Bratske "a
jednice cine Sc svi mozemo
i trebamo ponositi.
Jedno je ipak vrijedno spo-
menuti, kako nasi clanovi ra.
de i koliko sc zalazu "a ma.
rodnu stvar, koji nisu kod
zajednice uposleni niti su ma
polozaju kod ME. U owe bi Sc
trebali ugledati svi oni, koji
kod Zajednice prave svoje
zivljenje. To je do uprave.
Ovo je izvjestaj, a koji smo
podnijeli nedjelju 8. augusta
ma zabavi Croatian Centra
kad smo spalili mortgage. Ma
toj zabavi smo zapazili ma.
Seq starijeg svijeta i mladje.
ga IL okolisnih mjesta u lije.
pom b-oju, pa i brata Stevu
Zima njegovu suprugu eak
IL Aliquippa, koji SUI jedinj
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ovdje, pax smo odluclll, da
bi i mi drzali nasu prosla-
WI Hrvatskog Zajednicarskog
Dana u nasem ovom Parku.
Da to uzmognemo i da bi te
sve proslave bile dobro pro-
slavljene treba nam jedna do
bra pozornica to vani ma
Parku. Uz pozornicu bi tre-
bali napraviti jos neke nado-
gradnje kao Pavilion, klupe i
drugo u koliko uzmognemo
jos owe godine ma proljece.
To je vazan posao kad ga
izvedemo, tad bi zaista imali
svoj narodni Hrvatski Park
Croatian Center.
Da tai posao uspjesno po-
savrsimo trebamo pomoci, jer
cemo to morati raditi ma do
brovoljnoj bazi, naime sa do
brovoljnom radnom snagom,
a material Sc mora kupiti.
Inace bi mas mnogo kostalo,
a mi necemo nesmijemo u
laziti u dug.
u tn svrhu trebati cemo i
dobrovoljnih doprinosa, pax
tko moze, molimo, da mas po-
mogne i novcano, jer sto da-
je u dobru svrhu dale, jer
svaki Sc cd mas ponosi i mo-
ze Sc ponositi da imamo u ma
Sem Pittsburghu svoj lijepi
narodni Hrvatski Park, a ko-
il dobro sluzi naSem drus-
tvenom ziVotu.
Mnogo SUI ovom lijepom IL
spjehu pomogli nasi odbor-
nici u radu i pozrtvovnosti:
Braca Milan Vranes, pred
sjednik; Martin Krasic, pot
predsj.; Matt Frketic, pod
predsjednik; sestra Marie Sc
kel, blagajnica; Mary Abra-
novich, pomocna blagajnica
braca: Stephen Brkich, bivsi
predsjednik; Frank Pastor
kovic, odbornik; John Parilac,
predsj. nadz. odbora; Joseph
Rukavina, perovodja; odbor-
nici: Michael Bozic, Steve De-
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smrt neotrgnu IL nase sre-
dine.
LA sebe ostavlja ozalosce-
ne roditelje, oca Jack maj
ku Antonio, te sestru Cathe-
rine Shalz rodbine u Sjedi-
njenim Drzavama Kanadi.
Njezino tijelo bio je IL
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu,
okiceno cvijecem vijencima,
medju kojima je bio i vijenac
naseg odsjeka, kao i sa karti-
CANA "a svete mise zadus-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-18
dosli IL osjecaja prema ovoj

dosli IL osjecaja prema ovoj
nasoj narodnoj ustanovi.
Zabava je lijepo prosla u
zajednicarskom bratskom du-
hu cine je takodjer polucen
moralni i materijalni dobar
uspjeh.
Toliko da Sc INA, kako u
nasem Pittsburghu narod sc
lijepo slaze, razumjeva l IL
dasno sc zalaze "a narodnu
stvar.
Philip Vukelich, tainik.