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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22

SILVER SPRING = New 3-bedroom
Drick ramblers; 2h baths. sep. din.
rm., fireplace; conv, TO trans,
snenoon; stores, churchesi S23,4O0.
I'd, on Forest Glen I'd. OWNER
BUILDER. III. a-h2a2 oas
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BENEDICT AREA
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA 0ARDENs--Rambler
S17,phO OF and FHA financing
available. Biz liv, rm with ire-
place, large kitchen and dining
area. Plenty of elbow room and
large beautiful lot Call Mr., CLARK.
RA. a-n01 !, A. 3. GARDINER 4
Co. 1881 i az. NV Ma. s-G53S
ASHTON. MD.-charminR country
s sstate' az acres swim and gsh
dsiiShtiui place to i've subdivisioini
area priced to sell H. A. II, DE.
vELoPMENT CO., EV l-o5l5. sP.
BETHEsDA-New spiit-ieveis, So
bedrms, 3 full baths. firspis large
bsmt attic fan; excel. values:
bETHTspA RESRrY. 81. 4.iPs HIs
bEIHEsDAi ss1 .1bo-1 bedrms., 2
49, rS IT,. so1isO i's'
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MASS. AVE. EXT.
Assume Favorable AZ CT Loan
OPEN SUM-, 1875 PM.

Dir: Out Mass. ave. ext. to
Marlyn dr.. and entrance to Glen
mar Park. left to. Namakagan, right
% Carlton st.. left TO 5el2 Carlton
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BRADLEY wooDs-s2e. $50
on q large. Handicapped wooded lot.
In estab. neighborhood Of fine homes
An abundance Of charm and individ.
Brick patio overlooking lovely walled
garden; center hall. Nv. rm. with
flrepl. opening into Ice. family rm.,
den. powder. rm.. din. rm. and kit.
on LIST a. Above are 3 twin sized
bedrms. and 2 baths. Gear attached
garage. Owner left country, wants
Wis, ave- s left Dt "a sun mi. to % 9o mj
Bradley blvd. and open sign. FRANK
g s.. PHILLIPS; INC OIL. $1,000:
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HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.

PARK-EIeme with in.
come; 2 apts.i LIST a. 2 tvin-sized
SSs n Gen. cen sa, AZ f nan With IN s escb
fioors. 2Sd-H. apt: pvt. ent as"i iiS.
rm., Ice. bedrm.. dinette, kit and
bath. Qff-st. parking. Rent, $S5
mo. This is real bargain on
today's market. Priced under CT
appraisal; in perfect cond., many
extras. 70 inspect. cali OWNER.
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1907 18th ST. Sc


o-rm, detached; lot b0xl5O: rec.
I'm. tile-stueco in excellent condi-
ton; large porch; screens, storm
windows: quiet neighborhood. In
epection By appointment. Call Mr..
Castongnay, LU. 2-o369.
John F. DOnOhoe & Sons
31l Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-OOS4
COLORED-SALE OR TRADEi l22
Hickman street s.e.-6 roms. h.-v.
h.; modern; all rooms redec.; hard
and Sun. from 2 til s. LII. 2-si2S.
COLORED = si25 DOWN: $4,000.
with SCI mo. $40 12h pl. Sc;
rms. OWNER. Do. 7-03l2, OIL.
COLQRED = NORTH CAROLINA
AVE.-Vaeant; brk, semidet.: Q
spiek and span inside and out;
$500 cash. balance less than rent.
including taxes, insurance, interest
snd principal OIL. 4-oe1l and
GDoo5 %N s1YMiENP III III 5 s;5;i No
rms. 1 essh, heat Il needs need repairs.
COLORED-FT. DUPONT PARK
al, Iaks over AZ oI loan: payments
Diet. 5-rm. brick home; finished
rec. nm: backs onto playground;
ideal for children. Sale By OWNER.
LU. 4.l615.
CoLoRKD-FT. DUPONT PARK
S105 DOWN
Immaculate semidetached 6-rm.
brick home, only yrs. old. Tile
hath. de luxe kit. full bsmt., many
extras. To inspect call I'll Q pm.
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ALEXANDRIA

"Brick Towne House"
Located In exclusive YATE9
GARDENS; 8 bedrooms, 2h
baths, separate dining room
with bay window. VERY large
living room and fireplace;
SftmRR.e.eiTz r. mSdern s STilsln
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SJITLAND-$25O DOWN

Modern Groom 3-yr.-old semidet.
brick brick bI Sa. with rec. rM.: Anchor:
$1,000 Sdr e Or non-6n, 'T pSSsb e
$93.b0 per mo-, incl. al. You won't
believe this until you see II. so cali
me. Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY
Co. ST. 3-736S.
$500 DOWN. 500 PER MONTH pays
full bsnt.. large lot. UN. 1858.
peter /. hagall & son
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
f tHHFPRSS1nIH oSgissTHy ERE

Schools. churches, recreationai ia
cilities, including swimming pool
Soa.nsd Yps Sse5% I:
No settlement charges. Monthly pay
ments rsnEing from $50 to siiO per
month. including heat. hot water
Granite 3-416l or Granite 3-27ei,
Q, visit our sales once on Hamilton
on entering oREENBELT directing
you 70 sales once. which Is NOT In
the. business .center.) once open
2 days q week, $50 10 8. Monday
through Friday; 10 TO Q. Saturday
and Sunday.
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ACCOKEEK CORNER

INVEBTMENT OR BU8INEB8
House and acre. Commercial.
Excellent opportunity. Lease or
sale. Call Mr.. Willetts.
Sparks Agency, Realtors
pU. 7-2p9b In. 4.Osi a
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SALE IY oMNEE proyhili crest
~ llv: nm. fully equipped kit.. ioz
ing and window Inserts. alum. storm
windows. fun bsmt. incl. n bath,
pine-paneled rec. rm., built-ln bar,
extra closets. and extra bedrm. or
d den;on M-acre lot with trees,
green hedge: black top driveway:
3 blocks from elem. school and
bus service: good roads and side
facing wooded area: estab. neigh
borhood swimming pool member
ship avail. A solid buy at $4,000.
Sale through broker welcome, Open
house. 2 to 5 sat. and Sun. DIR. I:
Out Annandale I'd. turn on on
franklin st.. z blks. TO 1903 and
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ROCKVILLE-$12,50O

h-aere corner lot; bedrms.. iiv.
isrr.d Mrs. MSitsh .i 3N WITH IAN SAM
Un I, BOoLEY. INC. Pc. 2-6l5i,
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Al Pine BY Ssa: sssisI c Y Sssu
split levels, 3 and 4 bedrms., on
with center hail and fireplace,
formal dining rm.. beautiful kit.
with honey birch cabinets with
s appliances Hn in COLOR 3 master:
fanny lni pi T Win Hl'a pet Srn n as2T1e
built-in 2-car garage. Other house
has 4 master-siRed bedrms., nm
ished rec. rm. and earport. Open
sat: and Sun, for info call JE.
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Ft.. Williams 1Fea-
Large 3.bedroom home on 4 acres
s Ell ssoS son1E.dn yinf eSIS stS ear
Dir: Come to n. Williams pkwy
In. Seminary area. TO open house:
salesman win show property;
$4,000; CHARLES r. HooFF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22

BETHESDA. near st. Jane's--Brick
cape Cod on wooded lot lclose 70
level has SsGrms. a' iis Dui rm. y nitS
fireplace. sep. din. rm., Kitchen,
fub bath; space avail. on End level
Tor 2 more bedrms. and bath: full
bsmt. with outside exit: hot water
heat. $40, 800: BETHESDA REAL
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' S:S9S G SS%E e n %IIiis5y5s 3
a din; nrpp c,. full bsmt;: h.-y;h; SCI;
H HIg6 School in, c. P. So.JsnH5AAuoHI-
S.iiioi; e Nssn'io OF. a.7isSSs4' 'E'
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32oe pARKvIEw RID.
PARkVIEW ESTATES
OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
A beautiful new rambler in q fine
community with Rock Greek Park
on 3 sides; center hall. living room
WITH fireplace and bookshelves;
family rrn.. large enough 70 use for
din. rm., 3 bedrrns., 2 baths. screened
porch, full daylight basement with
powder room. THREE FIREPLACES.
garage: very liberal financing. To
Reach: Out Conn, ave. 20 East
West highway, right on LIST trafiic
light. and left. on Jones Mil I'd. 10
Levelle Or. and left TO our sign and
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 rod
J. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
EN-. 3-4460 Ewes. AID. 4-01It
MONTGOMERY HILLS

Brick BUNGALOW; o rooms, 2 bed
ruA;, den, expand, attic; fenced
yard. See 20O7 Osborn drive, on
GEORGIA ave. at LansdoWne Way.
Phone Tor apt. ROGER MOSS.
kealtor. no. 2-o020; Sun, He.
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GEORGIA AVE. EXTENDED. mr.
new Vitrc Plant. MOL and Applied
Fnysics LAD: Lee. NV. I'm. with
bedrms.. 9 baths. I'm. rec. rm. and
play space in bsmt.. fenced yard: 2
school. Under 5000 or Si5O Der
mo. rent. Open sat. and sun,
pm. to dark. PAUL p. STONE,
Be alsg' Tu. 2-l1O6 or RIA,
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D.d h1vsl, ri, SHDs v. Gpc On, sOcd'i.sd
dining nm: excellent eond. SAMUEL
z. BOoLEY. INC, Pc. 2-6161; ewes,
Mt. echiavone. GA. 4-s196.
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COUNTRY HOME, S-room, 2-story
frame on acres: barn and OUT
hldRs., fruit and garden; no bath.
on black-top road. 2 miles from
commuters, 1 hr. ID. c.; $4,000
with low down payment. Early
poss. OWNER. Manassas Jaw.
BROADMONT = 4-bed.
room, 2-bath home; 2.ear. detached
garage; y acre beautiful grounds
- 4 must 70 see 4 your family
JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY, ia
w. Broad ST.. Falls Church, va.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS = Builder
has 2 split.level homes under con.
ssSueti Ion: ~. ~ baths finished Eee.
oysrlooklnS Soli course. win Be
completed IN 90 days. Buy now
sf as' .s sscl'i S q 81 s'cS ere;
h.e0il or co. -9-079b or come
AZ :. az ~ tIis f Il: !. 3Ss ss:..
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Brick CAPE COD on Beautifully niSf tTeed
lot. half block to bus, Fircpl. In iiv
rm.,. sep. din. rn., 3 bedrms., full
bsmt. and small scr. porch. Only
sc fSsa REALTY EAH Y.D IiSy " ROB- EoE;
ST.. Fails Church. Va. JE. 2-37O8.
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BRICK SPLIT-LEvEL, air-cooled
yiew Of Potomac; 8 bedrms..
with fireplace Close 70 PsntaS SoT
transp. $4,000. XII. $1,000.
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KENSNGT0N HEIGHfS-AttractiVS
Ssaus Hain loom rs sn6 Sa.s o oTsS
rec. I'm. and powder room in bsmt.
Really beautiful level lot with bar
beeue. pit. etc. OF. FHA. or eonven-
tional financing available. Call Mr..
Sweeney, HE. 4-6062. A. 8. GAR
DINER b CO., 1881 L ct. NV. Ma.
S-O334.
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BONlFANT RID. Aii-brk. rambler
on = acre: 2 bedrns.. tiled bath,
Nv. rrns din; rm., super cleo. kit,
cafport. full ground-leyel bsmt.
f. S 4. pE GE T' CO. osnS as
4-9blb or SIP. 4-h0a7.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
Compact. efncient 3-bedroom home.
2 full baths. garage. fenced back
yard, screened porch, Near schools,
bus, shopping. ONLY S16,060. Can
be purchased GI.
HICKS REALTY CO.
XII. $4,000 Ewes. XII. e-2eoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15

atomic-capable arms are not
being sent to the 7th division
AT this time"
However. new tanks, mines.
artillery, communications and
transportation equipment are
going into Korea in line with
the United States decision to
suspend that part Of the truce
agreement which banned any
modernization by forces on
either side.
The United States last month
accused the Korean and Chi
nese Communists Of a long
continuing and widespread dis
regard Of that portion of the
truce terms. and told them it
was proceeding with moderni-
cation Of equipment for its air
and ground forces.
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Files on Hoffa
GiivenReporters

Robert F. Kennedy, chief
counsel for the Senate Select
Committee investigating labor
racketeering. today testified
that newspaper reporters had
limited access to secret files Of
the committee.
Mr.. Kennedy testified at the
trial of James r. Hoffa, vice
president Of the Transfers
union. Hoffa is accused of con-
spiracy and bribery in attempt
ing to obtain secret data from
the committee files. He is being
tried in U. S. District Court be-
fore Federal Judge Burnita s.
Matthews and a jury.
The testimony as to release
Of the data to reporters was
brought out under cross-exam-
ination by Defense Attorney
Edward Bennett Williams.
Confidence Never Violated
Mr.. Kennedy said he con-
Quoted briefing sessions for
newSpapermen before a hear
ing session to acquaint them
with certain documents that
were to be produced. He said
the newsrnen sometimes had
certain information which they
would relay to him. He teSti-
fed the information given the
reporters was to be held In con-
fidence and that no newspaper
man had ever violated the
trust.
Mr.. williams asked If it were
not true that q magazine writer
had accompanied some staff
members during Investigations
in Chicago. Mr.. Kennedy re-
piled that he did not know of
the allege dincident but that he
recalled telling the Chicago
personnel to cooperate with the
writer.
Later, John r. Kochevar, an
agent of the FBI, testified to
taking pictures of Hoffa and
John eye Cheasty near Dupont
Circle Park last March IL.
Took Photos From Park
1t was on this date that Mr..
Cheasty, star Government wit
ness. testified he passed over
data taken from committee
files to Hoffa. Mr.. Kochevar
said he took the photos of the
transaction while standing in
the park. He did not elaborate
further.
Mr.. Cheasty had testified he
was approached by Hoffa and
Hyman I. Fischbach, q former
counsel for congressional COM
mittees, with the proposition
that he obtain a Job with the
committee and then feed Hoffa
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Lucky Grab
In Miduir
Saves Body

BINGHAMTON. N. Y. July
is GA screaming mother
dangled her II month old
daughter out of a fourth floor
window yesterday. then let go.
A patrolman lunged forward
and caught the child by one
LEG.
1T was a lucky grab"
Patrolman Larry w. Schanz
said later.
The mother, identified as
Louise Pepper. %. formerly of
Sayre. Pa. was committed to
Binghamton State Hospital for
mental examination.
Sergt. Robert E. Forbes said
he tackled the woman as she
attempted to jump from the
window herself, minutes after
her baby was saved.
The child. Wanda, appar-
emily was not injured.
Police said the incident
started with an argument be-
tween the mother and a man
she had been out with. They
said the woman threatened to
throw Wanda out of the win
dow of her apartment unless
the man left.
He did, but the mother con-
tinued to dangle the child out
of the window.
Sergt. Forbes and Mr.. Schanz
said the woman threatened to
drop the baby if anyone started
toward the stairway.
After another patrolman had
spread a blanket to catch the
child, Mr.. Schanz and Sergt.
Forbes dashed into the building
and up the stairs. They dis
tracted the woman and when
she turned from the window
Mr.. Schanz lunged toward her.
AS she let go of the child Mr..
Schanz grabbed Wanda'S leg.
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tAOAA AAAJO bllC AANC~ClCAlCIlb
structure under which infantry
divisions are reduced from a
present strength of 17.460 TO
1919 men. with five battle
groups" taking the place of the
conventional three regiment
structure.
Another infantry division,
the Gath. also is manning the
front facing the North Korean
Communists. but today's brief
announcement made no men,
ton of that unit.
The overall program for
organizing the pentomic di-
visions calls for supplying them
with weapons Of atomic capa-
bility-such as the Honest John
rocket, the Corporal guided
missile. the 8-inch howitzer.
But in answer to a question,
a spokesman said today that
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information from the commit
tees files.
MIR. Cheasty said he, acting
as good citizen, revealed the
alleged scheme to committee
members and agreed to play
along in order to expose the
plan.
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1IIlnOlS, declared tne SLrengtn
of free nations is a main reason
for Soviet RusSia's current
lesser emphasis on violence. f"
House passage of the meas
ure in substantially the same
form approved June IA by the
Senate seemed likely by Thurs
day. But the bill faced several
major amendment drives as
well as some strong criticism
of its overall policies and oper-
alton. Among the severest
critics are six Foreign Affairs
Committee members who dis
scented when the bill was re-
ported out last Tuesday.
Bill Called Dangerous
Representative Smith, Re-
publican of Wisconsin, pre-
sented their arguments IN a
speech prepared for delivery
after Chairman Gordon opens
the formal debate. Mr.. Smith
described the bill as dangerous,
unnecessary, an abdication of
congressional power, and an
authorization that doesn't
make sense" because admins.
traitors already have 49, Dillon
available for foreign military
and economic assistance.
The measure up for debate
today merely authorizes expen-
diture Of 1921 100000. This is
about $500 million less than
President Eisenhower request
ed, or about $375 million less
than the Senate voted.
The bill to provide the money
itself is before a House Appro-
priations Subcommittee. AS a
result of President Eisenhower's
recent directive for holding
expenditures within the $40
billion level of the past fiscal
year, subcommittee members
want to know whether the
administration can cut the
mutual security aid total still
more.
Mr.. Gordon, in his speech
prepared for delivery, never
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theless urged that the $3.2 bill
lion authorization be approved
without major change by the
House. He said the overall
amount was reasonable and es-
sential. He cautioned Congress
against supposing that recent
Kremlin shifts have removed
1.-The old Communist threat"
In addition to almost a dozen
amendments repeatedly ready
for consideration later this
week. one important change in
the bill was suggested by Mr..
Gordon. This would remove a
provision the committee believes
might prevent the President
from giving aid of any kind to
Poland. The provision carried
over from the 1851 foreign aid
act bans aid to countries which
engage in strategic trade with
Soviet Russia.
Foreign Trial Amendment
The most controversial
amendment move will deal with
trial Of American servicemen in
foreign courts. Representative
Burleson, Democrat Of Texas,
said he or some other member
would offer an amendment
along lines of the proposal of
Representative Bow. Republican
Of Ohio, to revise or renounce
international agreements per-
hitting such trials.
Still another proposed
amendment would strike out,
or at least limit to one year.
the recommended authorize
ton for a three-year loan fund
of $500 million year for long
range projects.
The $3.2 billion measure
would authorize $2.2 billion for
mutual defense assistance such
as military aid and defense
support funds. 1888 million for
technical cooperation. $500
million for the DEVELOPMENT
Loan Fund. and about 1874
million for other programs.
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One Division in Korea
TOT axe Pentomic Shape
BY ELTON C. FAY
Associated Press Stan Writer

The Army is beginning to revamp two divisions
IN Korea into the sreamned "pentomc organization for
atomic warfare.
1t announced today start reorganization of the 18th
Infantry ito increase its capabiy to demands
modern warfare"
This is the 9th division be designated for reorganza
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
House Aid Fight Opens;
OK by Thursday Seen
By ROBERT X. WALSH

The House begins debate $32 billion foreign aid
authorization bill today with the programs supporters
terng free world security and opponents charging
"abdication of congressional power"
In advance of scheduled hours general debate
Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Gorden Democrat of
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
zahva|nica zzupe PIesivica

Cd brata Cirila Gajak-a IL
Youngstowna, Ohio, primili smo
Zahvalnicu zupe Sv. Jurja u
Plesivici, Hrvatska, koju nize
donosimo kako smo ju primili,
a glasi:
Potpisani zupnik zupe Plesi-
vica cd srca zahvaljujem u ime
svojih zupljana, zupne crkve sv.
Jurja j crkvenih starjesina II
ime svoje prvom redu svima
dobrociniteljima, koji su godine
1855. preko gosp. cirila Gajak
u Youngstown, Ohio, i preko
gospodje Lojze Korak r. Her.
ceg u Monaco, Pa, a gospodin
John Warginio izravno IL Chi
cago, Illinois, poslali svoje nov
cane priloge u svrhu popravka
crkvene ograde oko crkve sv.
Jurja Il Plesivici. Meni je mno-
go pomogla gospodja Lojza W.
kic.
Nadalje zahvaljujem Hrvat-
skom Prosvjetnom Klubu "Ple-
sivica' u Chicago, Illinois, te
gospodinu Andri Sirovica 60
spodji Vjekoslavi Kunovic, koji
su svoje darove u istu svrhu owe
1857. godine poslali preko bla-
gajnice Kluba gospodje Barbara
Lackovic.
Konacno zahvaljujem svima
dobrociniteljima, koji su crkvu
i meme potpomogli bilo izravno
bilo preko gospodina Karla Ste
fic il Gloversville, N. Y. bilo
preko gospodje Anastazije Misic
il Youngstown, Ohio a, napose
syom rodjaku prijatelju il Ber-
wyn. Illinois te Mihajlu Juricek
il Chicago.
Svima dobrociniteljima dajem
ma znanje, da je crkvena ogra-
da oko crkve sv. Juria Plesi-
vici ljetos do kraja potpuno u
redjena izvana iznutra ma sve
cetiri strane tako. da je time
poljepsano nase izletnicko mje-
sto Plesivica. a napose prostor
oko crkve sv. Jurja.
U tu syrhu ovdjesnji su zup-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06

ljani kroz tri posljcdnje godine
IL ljetnim mjesecima besplatno
dali 242 tezaka dovezli 145 vo-
ri pijeska 33 voza kamena, te
uz Vasu punu trecinu pokrica
novcanih troskova dali skoro
dvije trecine u gotovom novcu.
Osim toga smo "a crkvu lie
tos nabavili prekrasnu trokrilnu
potpuno zatvorenu novu Ispo-
vjedaonicu i lijepu novu Krsti-
onicu.
Imena svih darovatelja u cr-
Xvi su procitana, "a srecu
zdravlje svih dobrocinitelja, ma
pose sakupljaca, svake nedjelje
i blagdana molimo Sc Svevisnje-
mu, koji neks zivima podijeli
dugi zivot, srecu, zdravlje, mir
i zadovoljstvo, a pokojnim do
brociniteljima pokoj vjetni.
Ma Wanna tamo ma mama ov-
die doista Sc ispunjava ona re-
cenica: "Slozna braca kucu gra-
de!", jer eto zajednicki uredju-
jemo kucu Bozju, to jest crkvu
nasu, i gradimo kucu vatrogas-
nu, to jest Vatrogasni dom u
Plesivici, te novu skolu u Was
kovcu. Neka bude i Wanna
i mama ma diku ponos, napose
ma korist vremenitu i vjecnu, a
Gospodinu Bogu u slavu i cast
- Neka zivi Narod mas, Neka
zivi slozi, miru i ljubavi sa
svima. ostalim narodima svijeta
a ma temelju istinite pravedno.
sti slobode,
Uz pozdrav i ,lz preporuku "a
buduce potrebe - napose "a OBJ.
novu oltara citave unutraSnj jo.
stj - nase stare crkve sv. Jur.
ia u Plesivicj, jos .ednom hva.
la ma svemu, a Cd Gospodina
Boga plaza.
U Plesivici, dne Is. listopada
1887.
Franjo Ljubetic, W., zupnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
MoIim da mi Sc lave

So. st. Paul, MINI. - Po-
Sto sam IL slabom zdravlju i
moran odlaziti u toplije kra-
,jeve, kao u Arizonu t. d.
Ovo sto ovdje imam moran
prodati u toplije krajc od-
laziti, ali neznam kuda ko-
me bi sc obratila, posto ne
znam adrese Cd naseg svije-
ia, koji zive u tim krajevima.
Stoga bi zelila, a u isto
vrijeme molila clanove nase
Zaj jednice, kao ostale nase
zemljakc, a narcotic bi moli-
la moje kraja jane cd Vivodine,
koji Sc nalaze u Arizoni iii
Il kojoj drugoj slicnoj toploj
drzavi, da mi Sc jave po-
salju mi svoje adrese, ma mo-
ju adresu, ma cemu GU i'm BIZ
ii mnogo zahvalna. Moja je
adresa:
Barbara Krizanic,
557 - 9th Ave, So,
SO. st. Paul, MINI.