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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

District and vicinity-Mostly
cloudy and mild this afternoon,
high about So. Cloudy tonight
with light rain after midnight
and low about 40. Cloudy with
occasional light rain and not as
mild Sunday. high about a..
Wind. II am. today, southwest.
4 miles per hour.
Virginia - Mostly cloudy to-
night with occasional light rain
over west and north portions and
low temperature around 1914.
Occasional light rain and not as
mild Sunday, high about 40-45.
Maryland--Cloudy and some
what milder tonight, low 35-40
in north and west and low 40s
in south portions. Occasional
light rain late tonight in west
portion probably changing TO
light snow Sunday. Occasional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
'Berserk Man
KilIsPoEicemun

EUGENE, Greg, Feb. % (P1.-
Police waged a two-hour gun
battle last night with a 65-year-
old man who killed a State
policeman and wounded a
sheriff's deputy before fnally
shooting himself.
The man. Albert Wachsmuth
was reported recovering today in
IA hospital. where he was taken
with a face wound from MS .25-
.caliber rife.
The deputy, Dave Hedner
was in such critical condition
hospital attendants doubted ne
would recover.
Deputy Heffner was the first
TO be shot. He and Deputy
E. J. Robertson had gone to the
Wachsmuth home after Mrs
iWachsmuth telephoned for help
saying her husband had threat
ened TO kill her and take his
own life.
AS the two deputies were talk
ing to MRS. Wachsmuth in hel
yard a shot was fired. Mr.
Hetfner fell. struck in the neck
A score of police quickly sur
rounded the house. Tear gas
was shot inside.
State Policeman Charles San
ders. 81. was killed by a shot
from the house when he and
others rushed the building
Police fell back and sent heavy
gunfire into the building.
Wachsmuth jumped from a
rear window and ran toward a
garage. then stopped suddenly
and fired his rifle into his mouth
Sergt. Robert Baker of the State
police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
DOCKS
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
day Taft Hartley Act injunction
expired, have amounted to an
estimated $40 million.
The effects of the walkout
spread as far as Toledo, Ohio
where an auto plant was tenn
'porarily forced to halt produc-
ton. Railroads laid off workers
during the self-imposed embargo
on freight shipments to the
struck ports.
More than 100 ships were tied
up by the strike. Cargo has piled
up on the piers and some liners
arriving with cargo, were forced
to leave port with their holds
still full.
Tug Strike Continues
New York harbor also con-
tinues to feel the effects of a
tugboat strike. now in its 23d
day. Some 1000 tug crewmen
yesterday voted down a proposed
new contract.
The lila lockers struck fol
nine days last November. The
men returned to work after a
Taft-Hartley Act injunction was
obtained.
Even before this months
strike started, union and man.
agement agreed on a 32-centS-
an-hour wage increase spread
over a three-year contract. The
basic hourly rate. now S2.66. is
retroactive TO last October l.
The coastwide contract covers
wages, hours and employer con-
tributions for welfare and PEN
sions.
The various locals reached
their own agreements with en-
ployes on such fringe issues as
holidays. vacations. benefits and
working conditions. These is
sues proved the chief stumbling
blocks during negotiations which
began last August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

Congress have questioned the
need of the entire program.
Mr.. Wilson said the Defense
Department has been extremely
conscious" that the guard. while
maintaining sufficient numeri-
cal strength, has not attained
the degree Of quality in training
and readiness required by the
times we are living in"
Sees Narrow Difference
He recalled that the Army has
ordered that effective April
all persons joining reserve COM
ponents including the Guard,
who do not have prior military
service, must receive six months
of active duty training. He
said he has approved that pro-
gram. and said.
You are aware of the con-
troversy which grew out Of this
decision in regard to the train
ing Of the National Guard and
which has quite properly aroused
such wide public interest
Actually. the area Of difference
is very narrow one.
THE President. the Depart
ment Of Defense, the National
Guard Association. and the Con-
gresS are in agreement that a
of six months of sound
training is highly desir-
able for the members of the
Army Reserve.
THE only difference lies in the
question of whether such a re-
luirement would result in reduce
ng the membership in the Ma
,ional Guard below the minimum
necessary for its mission. Some
members of the National Guard
have insisted that it would. The
Army has included in its plan
certain safeguards against this
'eSult."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
IFbI Chief Sees
Many Liberals
As Red Tools

VALLEY FORGE. Pa, Feb. %
(R.-J. Edgar Hoover, director
of the Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation, charged yesterday that
I"self-styled social reformers in
the name Of defending freedom, 4"
have become the ready tools of
the Communist conspiracy" in
the United States and thus aided
Red expansion.
Mr.. Hoover attacked what he
called pseudo liberals" who,
though they proclaim themselves
anti-Communist. have made eff
forts in recent years to curtail
Government authority to defend
our national security"
Some of them may be honest
and sincere but they are mis-
guided" he said.
Others seek the pseudo lib
eral cloak to seek more sinister
objectives. because deceit is the
very essence of communism"
Gets Freedom Award
Mr.. Hoover, chief of the FBI
since 1924. made the blunt COM
ment in accepting Freedoms
Foundations highest honor at
the organizations eighth annual
award ceremony on George
Washington's Birthday in a con-
verified Revolutionary War barn
overlooking historic Valley Forge
Memorial Park.
Mr.. Hoover was cited "for his
devotion beyond duty to the
cause Of human liberty through
four decades, for his resolute
leadership against Goddess COM
fnunism-domestic and interna-
/ tional."
Mr.. Hoover declared that
American ideals born at Valley
Forge are under ceaseless at
tack both from within and from
without" - and particularly by
the Communists, in Russia and
in America.
Warns Of Deception
American Communists have
put on a dazzling performance
OF shifting and turning" he said.
In the days and weeks which
lie ahead, they will resort to
every time proven Communist
trick to deceive the American
public by advocating a peaceful
transition to socialism. by APP
pealing to the masses with
trumped up charges of inius-
tees, by seeking to build a broad
coalition of Socialist forces. by
recapturing the naive and mo-
bilizing the 'psuedo liberals.
| But he insisted the new look
and program" of the Red organi-
cations in the United States re-
main unchanged. adding that
they ARE designed to enable
American Communists to re-
group and develop a militant
party to accomplish their his
toric mission of destroying
American freedom"
Soviet style of communism re-
mains the IDEAL" he added. And
the Communist Party intends to
do its best to impose it upon
this country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
Restaurant Robbed
OF Sl00 in HoIdup

Smilin' Sans Restaurant at
200 G street NV, was held up
and robbed of 500 last night.
Mrs. Samuel Kirschner, wife
Of the proprietor. was standing
at the cash register when a man
walked in. handed her a 81 bill
and asked for a pack of ciga-
rettes.
When Mrs. Kirschner opened
the cash register to make change,
the man produced a blue steel
revolver and demanded money.
He scooped the bills from the
cash register and ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
Youth Snutches Purse
OF Girl Clerk for FBl

A teen-ager snatched a purse
containing $36 from a girl clerk
for the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation last night. police re-
ported.
Miss Mary H. Sorrell, 20, of
1887 Congress street Sc. said
she was carrying a bag of
groceries into her apartment
about 9 pm. when the youth
came by and grabbed the purse.
He was a Negro, about 10, she
reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

LIle lOIlS OOuJleTH OnlO Ceie-
phone strike.
He said he planned to talk
later in the day with his OBJ
servers and review the situation.
Meanwhile, he said, the High
way Patrol has sent some addi-
tional patrolmen into the area,
both as observers and to keep
highways and streets clear
should there be any need for
these measures.
On previous occasions both
Gov. O'Neil and his predecessor,
Frank j. Lausche, declined to
send Guard units into the area
unless the situation became
serious enough to warrant that
action.
County Affected
Clare E. Williams. Ohio Con-
solidated Telephone Co. presi-
dent, said the blackout, most
recent of three since the Com
munications Workers of America
went on strike last July Is, ap-
parently includes both local and
long distance telephone service
and telegraph service in Scioto
County.
Mr.. Williams said he plans to
Ievacuate Immediately supervi-
sorry personnel who have been
manning the exchanges there.
He said it would be completely
futile to try to restore service
there now with vandalism knock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

rain likely tonight and Sunday
in east portion. Not as mild to-
morrow, high 36-42 in north and
40-45 in south portion.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-South to southeast
winds to 10 miles per hour
this afternoon and tonight, and
variable winds about 10 miles
per hour tomorrow becoming
northerly, IS miles per hour by
afternoon or. night. Visibility
good today, but becoming fair
late tonight and Sunday.
Road Conditions-AAA
west District OF Columbia 10 Penn
sylvania turnpike, clear, Pennsylvania
turnpike clear; Ohio turnpike, wet:
U. s. 40 west to Ohio, clear; U S, so
west 70 Ohio. clear
South. U, s. TO Richmond, clear.
Shirley highway ~. s. $500, clear,
Richmond south. clear; District OF Co.
lumbia to Charlottesville, clear.
North and East District OF Columbia
10 Delaware Memorial Bridge. clear.
New Jersey turnpike. clear; New Eng
land, clear; District OF Columbia TO
Harrisburg, Pa. clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

cPOhcLl uC1cIlSc CIll6I SUITED y
storm of comment last month
when he remarked that some
young men joined the Guard to
avoid the draft during the
Korean War.
Mr.. Wilson, in an interview
before his talk at the dinner, said
he did not come to Philadelphia
to apologize for his remarks
about the Guard. He declared he
came here at the special invita-
ton Of Mai. Gen. Anthony j.
Drexel Biddle, Pennsylvania S
adjutant general. who has given
his support to the Army Wilson
six months active duty plan.
Numerous National Guard lead
ers favor only an 11-week pro-
gram.
Highly Apologize
In his talk at the Philadelphia
Guard units armory, Mr.. Wilson
departed from his prepared text
and said he was highly apollo
getic' for his comment on the
Guard. That reference drew a
burst Of applause.
Mr.. Wilson came to Pennsyl-
vania on two-fold mission. He
accepted in midafternoon an
award given the Defense De-
partment by the Freedoms
Foundation in a ceremony held
at Valley Forge Memorial Park.
He then came to Philadelphia to
be met by the mounted First City
Troop escort-on horses bor-
rowed for the occasion from the
city mounted police unit because
the National Guard unit now
employs only tanks-and was
driven to the Armory in down.
town Philadelphia.
The troop members were clad
in their historic buff and silver
buttoned uniforms, dating back
to 1910. The actual combat
record of the unit goes to the
Revolution.
Lauds Past Record
In his speech Mr.. Wilson said:
Never for one moment has
the valor Of the members of the
National Guard. or the great
traditions Of its accomplish
ments on the battlefield. been
questioned. But there is grave
doubt as to the adequacy Of their
training and readiness for future
emergencies"
At issue is the Army's order
that starting April / all National
Guard recruits will train with
the Regular Army for six
months. The Guard has advo-
Gated a training program Of is
weeks and some members Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
Phones in Ohio CITY
SiIenced by Vandalism

COLUMBUS Ohio, Feb. % Q-Cable cuttings BACKED out
communications in the Portsmouth again night and
National Guard and Highway Patrol observers are keeping
close watch the situation.
Gov. c. William ONell reported that except for cable
cuttings there appeared to be incidents violence in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
Wilson Firm on 7 roinino
Plan at Guard Banquet

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. % (E-Deense Secretary Charles
Wilson, sticking to his the months training
for the National Guard carried his the opposing
camp last night.
He the honor guest dinner of the Philadelphia
Troop of the oldest Guard units Nation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
Do'o from US. wIArHIR SUaIAU

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-The precipitation fore
cast for tonight includes rain along the Pacific Coast
and the valleys in the Rockies with snow in the
mountains scattered from the Northern Plains to
Northern New York state and In Northern Maine; rain
extending from Northern Texas into the Ohio Valley and
some rain for New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
ZAP Wirephoto Map
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

Rises Sets
sun today G:4nann 5.54 D m
Sun tomorrow 64Sam $50 pm.
Moon today 2:47am I2:54 pm
Automobile lights must be turned on
0ne-haf hour after sunset.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 81. on January %
Lowest. s. on January Is
IIlEh and Low Of Last "a Hours
HiRh. 50. at 4.25 pm.
Low, 80, a. 650 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
RIVER REPORT

XIV h hLfOhI
From ". s. Engineergl
Potomac River cloudy al Harpers Ferry
and cloudy at Great Falls: Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and GeOdptic guryeyl
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-09

Ma gonjoj slci edna toGka novoga prosrama naSe sa
sovtc Duquesne University Tamburca Druzbc Ska pred
stavja skovto nosn Baranjske seljacke devojke koe
koketiraj ju sa seoskim momcima.
Minulog eta posjeto e Starr Kraj predstavnk Tam
buritzans pozna nhov odcni tehncar Mr. Richard Crum,
koj tamo sakupo vecu kocnu posebno jepe narodne
nosnje okoice Zagreba drugh krajeva, ia je nosna
orginalna kako je narod tka so je prava
narodna umjetnost
Tako je ctav program Tamburitzans posve prekrojen
nov ureden kao nosna sto e zaista edan izvanredan
uspjeh ovogodisnju naredne njihov program
Zaista zasluzue posecivat nhove prredbe uzivat
rodnoj umjetnost kako u Tamburitzans majstors umu
prikazat.
Duquesne University Tamburitzans nastupa 13. ok
tobra gradu Buffalo, N Y eemu ogas donosimo dole
nze preporcamo nasem svjetu da posjete tai dvn kon
cerat - Urednistyo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-09
KRATKI IzVJESTAJ 0 KAMPANJ Cd
P0CETKA G0D|NE DO 4. 0KT0BRA

Nasa pocasna sta, kou donosimo cetvrtoj strani,
u zadnja diva tedna jepo pojacala novim gradtelj
ma, koji nani premasli sto to6kca sto je dra
60 zabieziti
U svemu cd pocetka owe godine, kada po6eli
kampanom pax do zakljucka proslog tjedna, peak
T. oktobra, oba odjeljenja prm ukupno osgu
racije 81 55O000 to znac da dobli zvone osgu
racije blzu cetr pol muna doara sto pak pokazue
ijepi napredak. Tako ovoj kampanj primil 4108
novih clanova.
m Kanadas lie upisaa $50 novh clanova $639 10000 no.
W osguracje Kanadi sAno dobli proporconalno pre-
postoecem clansvu wise osguracje nego Sjedi
njenim Drzavaaa ali kanadi imamo vece pole rada pax
o6ekujemo jos wise.
Kampanja svrsava koncem ovoga mjeseca madame Sc
da &c ovh zadnh par tjedana b dobr uspjes tako
cemo kampanju zakljuciti dobrim rezultatma.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-09
PONOVNA MOLBA SVOJ HRVATSKOJ BRACI
SESTRAMA DILJEM U.S.A. KANADE

iii privatn vasnk zel da zadr kod sebe kao pr pro-
gas, diploma znacajno pismo sicno) to onda moze
foografrat, so foografu (fim) trebao bi po-
red opisa predmeta naznac kod koga nalazi docni
original
Kod sabirana Iseencki muzej dosli b obzir pred
me koji naveden prilozenom rasporedu gradva "a
seljenick muze progasi dplome pisma avnog znacaja
knge drutvena pravia ske priredaba ske IL tvornca
farma, nash ribarskh brodova parobroda, porreti
uglednh seenika zastave starh drustva rofe il zvoa
rada nash iseenka Ma svakom predneu treba da bude
ops sadrzaa treba naznac tko je darovao podn pred
met sto &c biti muzeju staknuto.
Obracamo paznju podatke, koji potrebni
sastav seljenickog kaasra, kako e prlozenom
poredu navedeno, ko potrebni koiko stalnu
evdenciju arhiv nacionanom kulturnom radu nasim
nasejima toko naucnu obradu psanje povjesnce
Sega iseljenistva.
Ocekuiemo da cete ovom nasem nastojanju podu-
pret sabra seljencke uspomene IL vaseg mesta kako
bismo sto prize ustanovili Iseljenick muze zagrebu
MATICA ISELJENIKA HRVATSKE
Dr. Zatan Sremec r.. Predsjednik
Bozo Prpic r.. Tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-09
ISELJENICkI MUZEJ - STALNA
ISELJENICKA IZLOzBA

Ia Iselenicki muze stanu seljenicku izozbu, treba
sakuplat putem iseenckh organzaca seljcnicke STAN
pc slijedece gradivo:
1. II HISTORIJE NAsEG ISELJENIsTVA pr
vim nasm iseencma osnivanju prvih drusava novina
zanmanjima prvih iseljenika.
2. O OSNUTKU RADU NASH DRUSTAVA USTA
NOVA ISELJENIsTVU: politickih, naconalnh kuturno
prosvjetnh, soc dobrotvornhp prava ske do
(Nastavak ma f. strauO
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-09
Poor BRAC0 | SESTRE!! = APPEL
"a B0z|CNE KARTE CESTITkE HBz

Ma nase clanove sally posebnoj ijepoj kutiji
BoHcne Karte Cesttke Cjena je samo $1.25 tai no.
uzimlje pementu syrhu pomoc skolovanja
nash taentranih studenata.
Neki canovi plemenite duse dobra srca salju wise
nego sto traz neki prgovaraju da bi dobili dru
gde bole eftinije karte. Vjerujemo, ali svakako
b dobiG karte svoje Zajednice nt tako plemenitu
svrhu Ovdje neradi samo kartama, vec da Bozc
ma nasa cesttka suzi u dobru svrhu.
Molimo vas, sestre braco da uvazite!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-09

LOzBU to Zagrebu Spu Rjeci Ia je izlozba pobudla
xiv interes nicijavu koa vec prize spomnjala to
je stvaranje stalnog
ISELJENICKOG MUZEJA
Ova e izlozba pokazala da vec sada posoj dragocen
historjsk MATERIAL ko trebalo otrgnuti zaborav iii
propasti jer svjedoc drustvenom kuurnom stepenu
nasega naroda uopce posebno udeu, ko nas ljud
uzimal izgradnj drugih zemalja cvilzaca No ia je
zozba istovremeno poazaa da ina jos vrlo znacanih
menata kulturh, patrotskh ekonomskh IL zvota nasih
seljenka kojma dokaz material nisu prkupljen Ako
najskorije vrijeme prstup sabiranu th dokume
nata uspomena vro e lako moguce da ce i'm kasnje
zamesti svaki trag to b bla nenadoknadiva steta.
Stojmo pred cinjencom da je iseljavanje nasega
rh seljenka opada IL godne godnu, dok njihov po
tomc prlagodavau prlkama svoe rodne zemlje Doc &c
vrijeme kad ce hrvas zivalj sranom svijetu postat
malobrojnj da &c oezat usov podrzavanje nasih
ustanova drustava Nema dvobe da broni uspjesi Ii
voa delovanja nasih iseenika to bogato gravo po
vjesnicu nasega iseljenistva 19tom 2Otom stoecu
gu uscuvat jedno tamo odakle to iseenstvo potjece
ako vec sada pocnemo prkuplanjem og povesnog mate
rijala protivnom sucau tai material bit &c smrcu
nasih starih seljenika vecnom iii potpuno izgubjen
Matica iseljenika Hrvaske osnovat &c gavnom gradu
Hratske Zagrebu muze odstojan nase iseene brace
stara svoga naroda pa stoga ovm putem obraca
nasm iseenickim organzacama istaknutm pojedincima
cja mena poznata, da tom radu pomognu da
po mogucnost prkupe takove predmete dokumente
ko b njhovu mislenju bill podesn Iseencki muzej
te da i'll posalju Maticu iselienika Hrvatske.
Ukoliko radi nekom dokumentu koji neko drlstvo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-09

Po zakucku kampanJe onaj clan koJl ce mat naJvecl
broj tockica dob CO. povrh redovte nagrade toccc
jedan epo zraden rucn sat- Oval dar &c akoder dobit
canca Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce koja po zauc
ku kampanje ma najveci broj tockica kao posebnu
gradu.
Madam se da &c Glavni Odbor odobriti produene
kampanje i odredjene posebne nagrade pobjedncma.
Ma molbu clanstva odsjeka broj 984 Black Eagle,
Montana, zakucili smo da Hrvatski Dom tom mje-
stu proda odsjeku svou cd $4,000. Mi oval
kljucak Glavnog Odbora dostavli odsjeku Dob cd
nh potvrdu da prhvacaju nasu ponudu usovno da "a
jednca preuze zaduzbinu First Morgage) stanoviti
do kupovne cene Bit ce do zasjedanju da
po predmetu stvorite zakljucak.
Prema zakljucku Glavnog Odbora cd marca mjeseca,
sklopi ugovor Lpschutz Organization IL Phia-
dephe rasprodaom Bozcnh cestitk pojaca zakada
skolarne pomoc dajnjeg skolovana siromasnm po
trebnm sudentma canovma Hrvatske Braske Zajednce.
Tai zakljucak sproveden e deo anstvo je do sada
vro epo odazvalo nasem pozvu kulturnu svrhu,
vjerujemo da cemo cd dobitka moc dat obniu pooc
zasluznim sudentma buduce, nego sto to do sada
chill cd doprnosa Ia ednce il zakade sporta prosvete
Ia godinu ovom zasjedanju preporucam da odo-
brmo onoj istoj svot onokom broju moeja kao pro-
Sic godne, to jest, dvadesetorici po 5000 svakomu.
Mas zakljucak rasprodaj Bozcnih karata ponaoe
skolovana sromasnm madim clanovina nasao je
opce odobravanje Mnog clan canica pisu popratna p
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-09
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
DoIaze Is. Iistopada u Buffalo, n. Y.

Ma pozv hrvatske zupe Lackawanni veiki koncert
&c odrzat naljepsem auditorium grada Buffala = u
Keinans Music Hail. The Circle = 18th Street saa
po podne Ma vecer 7:30 sati b &c veki pies CLIO.
Hall, $50 Ridge Road Lackawanna N. Y.
Svi mestan, susedi prijateli najsrdacne poziva-
iu dobro doS.
Ia Odbor = Steve G. Vukec Chairman
PONOVNA MOIBA SVOJ HRVATSkOJ BRACI
l SESTRAMA DILJEM U.S.A. l KANADE
Ako je moguce, pomognite prv Samostan nash
zagrebackih bjeh Sestara Miosrdnca Americi.
Posaljite svoj doprinos adresu Samostana:
Our Lady OF Maria Bistrica Convent,
211 West Elmview Avenue
Lackawanna 18, N. "