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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

Mr.. Gasch released the letter
today.
DR.. Cody and DR.. Mauris Plat
kin. another st. Elizabeth psy-
chiatrist, examined Williams
December %, acting on a re-
tainer basis at Mr.. Gasch's re-
quest. AS a result Of their find-
ings. Williams was sent TO st.
Elizabeths for a mental exam
nation by Chief District Court
Judge Bolitha J. Laws.
This order was overturned
reluctantly a week later. how
ever. by Federal Judge Rich
mond B. Keech. He ordered
Williams freed since there had
been no showing he was insane
at the time Of the hearing be-
fore Judge Laws. The United
States Court Of Appeals here
approved Judge Keech's action
last week.
Gaseh Asked New Findings
Mr.. Gasch then wrote the
psychiatrists. asking II they
could make any further find-
ings leading to a possible de-
termination Williams is insane.
Here's DR.. Cody's answer:
your recent letter addressed
to DR.. Overholser CDr. Winfred
Overholser. st. Elizabeths SUI
perintendent was referred to
me for a reply. inasmuch as
what you are asking involves
me directly. as well as DR..
Mauris Platkin. AS q citizen Of
this community. ! would like
very much to be able to assist
you in the performance of your
duty in whatever way ] can.
However. / am unable to go
beyond the pSychiatric evalua-
ton Of Dallas williams as set
forth in my report Of December
%. 1857.
He is a very complex indi-
vidual who. despite his viciSsi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

BILL ACCIDENTLY got
worldwide publicity at the
Paris NATO meeting in De-
cember. He had mechanical
difihculty with his camera
as Eisenhower and Macmil-
Ian were posing in a parting
handshake.
As the two we're leaving the
building-the American AM
bassador's residence = Allen
said:
Mr.. President, I've had
trouble with my camera.
Would you go back and do 1t
over AGAIN."
Whats the matter, Bill?"
said Mr.. Eisenhower. Have
you worn II out since you
got here2"
With that he took Mac
milan by the arm, turned
back and did It again.
Eisenhower had said that
there is only one dictator in
America and that Is the
photographer" said Bill
And here was a demonstra-
ton Of 1t. The British press
gave 1t quite a play, and
people from all over the
world sent me clips on the
story"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
Scents Honor Nixoa

Vice President Nixon received
a miniature Boy Scout badge
yesterday as part Of the scouts
celebration Of the 48th ami
versary OF their organization
in this country. The presenta-
ton was made by Cub Scout
Bobby Sherman in the Vice
Presidents Office. II was given
In recognition OF his aid and
interest In scouting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
FRISKY LLAMA
BORN AT ZOO:
TWO MORE DUE

The Zoo has a new and
frisky baby llama, named
Sean.
DR.. Theodore Reed. act
ing director of the Zoo,
said the youngster. a male.
was born some time yester-
day afternoon.
He weighs from 80 10 so
pounds. and is black with
a little white on his head.
He is on view TO visitors.
DIR. Reed said two more
baby llamas are expected
at the Zoo sometime In the
NturG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
House Delays
Study Funds
New Money Needed
For Metro Survey

An $4,000 request to finance
Q congressional study OF Metro
politan Washington problems is
snagged in the House Admin
,istration Committee. Repre-
sentative Hyde. Republican of
Maryland. said today.
Currently authorized funds Of
$50. 900 to conduct the metro in
veStigation run out today
With a new authorization. leg
islation freeing money may have
to be amended and repassed in
the Senate. Mr.. Hyde warned.
He asked administration COM
mittee clerks to poll members
today and through the week
end.
This is an effort to clear the
$4,000 bid by Monday and to
try for House floor action.
The measure zzed
through the Senate in five min
utes earlier this week. But
House approval is necessary
because the money is called for
in a concurrent resolution.
I'VE have a different APP
proach in the House." said
Mr.. HYDE. who is vice chair
man of the Senate House Met
ropolitan Committee. why.
nobody knows. l will try hard
to get this resolution through
by the first Of next week"
He said the odds we're against
him. however.
Passage even on Monday
would mean that the three
staf members of the Metro
Committee. including Frederick
Gutheim. director. would be de-
prived Of one days salary. the
Maryland CONGRESSMAN said.
A delay Of a few more days
probably will mean that an
amendment freeing the $4,000
retroactively from January 81
through January 81. 1859.
would have to be tackled on the
resolution. according to Mr..
Hyde.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
Unitof 4-Footed Rockies
Leaves Fort Myer Agog
Newcomers Part Of Waning Bond
Of Armys Ceremonial Horses
BY MICHAEL MOK
star star Writer

Delighted children pling the PIX at Fort Nyer
today and gazed at sight usually limited
sternaced Army sergeant rode at the head mounted
column OF cavaymen and he passed the kids harked
Forward HOoool" in the finest hoss opera" tradition
Somewhat ragged BY professional standards the i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
State Officials Push
Ri. 24O Decision
New Protests
Mark Closing
Of Hearings
BY GEORGE BEvERIDGE
star stan Writer

Maryland officials promised
today TO reach a decision "as
soon as practicable" on the
State portion Of the controver-
sial Route 240 expressway into
Washington.
Roads Commission Chairman
Robert o. BCnnell guessed the
decision would take between 80
and IS days. He made the esti-
mate as his commission and
two other State agencies con-
Icluded a hectic two-night pub
lie hearing at Leland Junior
High School. which brought
new blasts Of criticism at pro-
posed routes.
Expressway locations pro-
posed along Wisconsin avenue
and River road in Maryland
drew the bitterest opposition,
Wednesday night. with hardly
a nod Of support.
At that time, citizen and
business groups voiced con-
siderable favor for two other
routes-one along the Potomac
River between Cabin John and
the District line. and one that
would follow the Baltimore 81
Ohio Railroad main line tracks
from Rockville all the way east
Of Rock Greek Park to pass
through Silver Spring before
entering the District.
Last night. however. the OPP
position roof fell in on these,
too.
Palisades Out in Force
Citizen representatives Of the
Potomac Palisades region,
joined by conservation and ma
ture groups, turned out in force
to deplore the proposal that
Route $40 be substituted for
the George Washington Me-
mortal parkway along the river
in Maryland.
And the so-called BIO route
proposed for the first time
only about a week ago-was
roundly castigated as a dis
astrous" proposal.
The Roads Commission. in
seeking a decision. faces rough
shedding for two reasons.
First. as the hearing testi-
mony brought out, it can be
assured that no route it selects
viii be popular, Secondly. It
must face the fact that the
District Commissioners already
have voted approval of a loca-
ton for the District part Of
the expressway that would fol-
low the Potomac River to the
Maryland line. If Maryland
should decide on a route that
would not meet the District at
the Potomac River. one Of the
Jurisdictions would have to give
for the road must have a con-
tinuous freeway route.
Early Conferences Planned
Herbert w. Wells. chairman
OF the Msryland-National Cap
itol Park and Planning Conn
mission. seid an early confer
ence would be called between
his agency. the Roads Com
mission and the Montgomery
County Council. These three
groups sponsored the 240 hear
ingS.
Presumably, these agencies
also will begin immediate talks
with the District.
Another early step. Mr.. Wells
said. will be to take at least
a preliminary look" at details
Of the newly-propossd B.&O.
route. This idea has had no de-
tailed study by any agency. and
its advocates urged that no
decision be made until it is
Continued on Page A-2l, Col. 1
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TUT fnUIO0RAfhE
like Bill show q great deal
of ingenuity at times. Take
the historic meeting Of Pres
ident Truman and Gen. Mac
Arthur at Wake Island in
October. 1880.
Everybody had q gim-
mick" Bin said. I'VE were
told the Navy would have
three radio photo transmit
ters. The IMP international
News Photosl man brought
along q Polaroid Land cam
era. which gives you an i'm
mediate print. as wei as his
Speed Graphic. He hoped to
beat US TO that radio trans
mitter.
The y. p. Omitted PreSSl
sent along two men. and the
assignment Of one who was
sent all the way from Bos-
ton, halfway around the
world. was to take the pic
lures to q radio-telephone
transmitter In Honolulu, 900
miles away. They figured
that the radio transmission
might not work. or that the
quality would be poor due to
atmospheric conditions.
MY ginmick was this: I
brought along a complete set
Of developing fluids.
The way Il worked out
was this. Truman arrived
after shutdown. and Mac
Arthur before sunrise the
next morning. The IMP man
had forgotten that, even on
Wake, where clouds are rare,
1t is dark every night. and
he had forgotten to bring q
flash attachment for the
Polaroid. So his gimmick
was out.
1T turned out that the
Navy was able to provide
only one transmitter at
Wake, so we put q pooled
picture of the handshake on
that and then waited for
the press plane. q Constella-
ton carrying 50 reporters
and photographers, to take
on.
There was only one wom-
an aboard, the stewardess.
! asked her II I could use
the ladies' toilet for an hour.
] took all the Ice from the
cooler to get the developer
below 70 degrees. That made
me unpopular later - there
was no ice for the drinks. I
had black paper to seal the
cracks In the door-fast film
Is very sensitive.
I'm less than two hours I
had my films developed.
Then, after ! had flushed
the remaining developer
fluid out Of the plane, I
called In the other photog-
raphers. II anything bothers
q photographer, 1t Is to see
someone else's pictures while
his are still undeveloped.
"In the H nolulu A. p.
bureau. 1t took q mere three
minutes to print each pic
ture before sending it to
the transmitter."
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SpecioI Study by House
Urged to CutD.

special Congressional study Of the Districts
upward crime trend and of hating has been
by the District Council on Law Enforcement.
The council decided at meeting yesterday TO ask Chair
man Mcmillan Of the House District Committee
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Psychiotrist
Suggests Congress Act
Bod Mon Not insane When Examined,
He Writes Gosch; Cont Alter Findings

The ultimate answers" the Dallas o. williams case
should put the hands Of Congress according
chatrist who found the Bad Man Of Swampoodle
though potentially dangerous
This stand taken by DR.. j. T. Cody Of St Elzabeths
Hospital In letter to United States Attorney Oliver Gasch
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=. Is Happy He's
Not q Photographer
BY GEORGE KENNEDY

After all Is said and done.
the Rambler Is glad he Is not
q photographer.
And the reason Is that
photographers have to be
there on time--or else.
A tardy reporter can ale
ways get q Min from his
fellows. They win tell him
what happened before he
arrived.
But the photographers
code. as Bill Allen Of the
Associated Press has ex-
planned It. Is this:
IF a photographer has
mechanical difnculty. II his
shutter or his fiash-bulb
synchronizer goes bad, the
other photographers win give
him a holder with one Of the
shots they made. But II he's
late-uh, uhl"
But they have interesting
experiences, especially Bill.
who has entertained the
Rambler with them on Ash
ing trips on Ocean City.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-16
MATT SUSAN

Youngstown, o. - Odsjek 436
"Sinov1 Hrvatske Donovine" jaw
liza tuznu vijest clanstvu H.B.Z. 1
swim prijateljima, da smo izgubili
il nasih redova tri clana u tri
tjedna dana.
Prvi po redu jest brat Matt Su-
SAM, koji je umro II. maja, 1858.
Bio je rodjen u Prapuce, Ogulin,
Hrvatska, godine 1893. Dosao je
u Youngstown 1913. cijelo vrije-
me je bio u ovoj okolici. Radio je
"a Republic Steel Corp, cd koje
je bio pred 4 mjeseca penzioniran
/ sada kad je mogao da malo LAX
De prezive, eto obolio i umro.
Njegovo tijelo bilo je izlozeno
kod Funeral Home Warscak, gdje
mu je odar bio okicen sa wise
vijenaca cvijeta, medju kojima je
bio vijenac naseg odsjeka u znak
zadnje pocasti. Sahranjen je 20.
maja ma Calvary Cemetery u
Youngstown, Ohio. Mad otvorenim
gro b o m protita1a je nadgrobno
slovo odsjecna perovodjica, sestra
Filipina Bilandzija.
Pokojni brat ostavlja u starom
kraju tri sestre, Maria Radolovic,
Liubica Babit Katarina Hohnjis.
Tebi brate MatiJa neka je lah-
ka ova zemlja kojoj pocivas, a
tvojim sestrama 1 rodbini nase l.
skreno sauceSce.
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MARIJA CUBRIC

5. Maria Cubric. Ova nasa W.
10 postivana sestra, uzivala Je do
bar glas kod svih mas odsjeku
broj 8. Njezina prijaznost Sc
strinska susretljivost nece sc mo-
ci lako zaboraviti "a dugo vreme-
ma. Nesto oko godinu dana pocela
je da pada dusevno tjelesno. Svi
smo sc cudili sto to ina da zna-
ci? Ali kada nam je pricao ME
zin dragi sin Iso, da je majku "a
hvatila krutna bolest rak, on
da nam je bilo koliko jasno, to-
liko jos zalosno cuti sudbini
pokojne sestre Marie. Preminula
je 7. juna, takodjer bolnici. Pot
pisani je vidio kod odra pokojne
sestre punu kapelu vijenaca, sa
kojima je bio vijenac nasega od-
sjeka. A svijeta krcata kapela. 0
ovome moran priznati, da su Sr-
bi jos mnogo odusevljeni napram
svojima, nego Ii je to obicaj kod
drugoga svijeta. Kod odra pokoj-
ne sestre opazio sam mnogo Hr-
vata i Hrvatica, ne samo liz od-
sjeka broj 8, nego IL citave nase
naselbine. Pokojna sestra je ro-
djena u nasoj krsnoj Liki. Ovdje
ostavlja svoga dragoga sina 1su
snahu, te tri unuka, "a kojih je
zivjela sve do zadnjega casa.
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Hrvatska. Njezin suprug, koji je
takodjer bio dugogodisnji clan H.
B. zajednice, umro je pred ID mje-
seci. Pokojna sestra je bila vrijed-
ma dobra clanica naseg odsjeka
81 godina.
Da je pokojnica imala mnogo
prijatelja to Sc je moglo vidjeti
kod pogrebnog zavoda Mysliny,
gdje je bilo izlozeno memo mr.
two tijelo okiteno mnogobrojnim
vijencima, medju kojima Sc je l.
sticao vijenac naseg odsjeka.
Ma %. maja $50 u jutro
krenula je zalosna povorka cd po-
grebnog zavoda do crkve st. Ma
ry, gdje je odsluzena sveta misa
zadusnica, a liza toga do groblja
st. John Hammond, Ind, gdje
je mrtvo tijelo predano majci zem-
Iii ma vjecni pocinak. Mad otvore-
MIN grobom izrekla je nadgrobno
slovo perovodjica, Stefania Pani-
jan.
Pokojnica liza sebe ostavlja ras-
tuzenu djecu: kcer Rose Krizma-
mic | sina Nick Markus; petoro u
nucadi te tri sestre: Paulinu Ga
sparovic, stahcu Spoljaric u Ham
mond, Ind. i Milku Vrbancic u
Gary, Ind. ostalu rodbinu.
Tebi, draga sestro Franco, lah-
ka crna zemlja kojoj pocivas
a tvojim milim dragim nase l.
skreno saucesce.
Mary Storm, tajnica
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MaIo strpIjivosti

Youngstown. Ohio. Vec
par nase brace prijatelja, koji
su darovali "a popravak crkve
u Velikoj Gorici pitalo me, da
Sta je to da JOS nije objeloda-
memo Il Zaiednicaru sakupljena
svota imena darovatelja u tn
svrhu.
I samom mi Sc cudno vidjelo
pa sam poslao pismo bratu Sipu-
sicu, da jednom to uGini da Sc
znade "a sakupljenu svotu. Kao
pokretacu te kolekte Toni Sipu-
sicu odposlao sam 5-og maja owe
godine svotu $1,000, i to Nikola
Mihanovic u Canton, Ohio, sa-
kupio 5000, a Drag. Vujnovic
Il Youngstown, Ohio $1,000.
Ma ovo mole pismo odgovorio
mi brat Sipusic ovako:
Gary, Ind, %. lipnja 1858.
Dragi brate Vujnovicu:
PRIMO sam Vase pismo cd
6-22-58 sve sam dobro razumio
te Vam ma isto odgovaram. ia
sam Yam potvrdio primitak svo-
te cd $91 90, koju svotu ste vi
i Nikola Mihanovic sakupili "a
popravak crkve IL Vel. Gorici, a
sada Vam Salem sliku potvrde
sa kojom sam novac poslao. Nj
je nj meni drago da Sc ovo iz-
nasanje imena preko Zajednica-
ra ovako odvlaci, no ovo je moi
nacin rada ia GU cekati dok
dobijem zahvalu odgovor cd
zupnika, i onda iznijeti sve Ia
jedno u Zajednicaru.
Ako tko sumnja u Vase poste-
ME recite i'm, neka pitaju meme,
Bratski Vam pozdrav, Vas
zemljak Tomo sipusic.
Ovako to pismo, i samo malo
strpljenja biti ce sve dobro.
Dragutin Vujnovic, Clan
odsjeka 66 HBZ.
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Poziv ma piknik

St. Louis, Mo. - Hrvatski
S okol Dalmacija sa svojim
pjevackim zborom villa" o.
drzat &c svoj godisnji piknik
u nedjelju, 20. julia, 1858, u
prostorijama hrvatske zupe
sv. Josipa ma 12-oj i Russell
Boulevard. Ova basca je lije-
po uredjena, gdje Sc mogu
lijepo zabavljati start i mladi.
Piknik &c biti cijeli dan, a
odmah u podne biti &c vruce
sa raznja pecene janjetine,
tako da oni koji zele uzeti sa
sobom kuci, mogu je dobiti
poslije svete mise u II sati.
Bit &c ostalog drugog do
maceg jela, kao i svakovrsnih
plea svima dosta. U vecer &c
"a pies svirati Continental
Tamburitza. Ia piknik ne &c
biti nikakve ulaznice.
Braco i sestre, kako vidite
da tai dan ne trebate biti kod
kuce, nego dodjite u gore po-
menutu bascu ma mas piknik,
gdje &c vas sve gotovo ceka-
ii: hrana, pice, tamburica,
pjevanje i veselje "a svakoga.
Zato &c Sc postarati Sokol,
Villa Starjesinstvo Sokola
Zabavni Odbor, da budete svi
dobro docekani i lijepo po-
gosceni, a do tada da ste nam
zdravo. - S. Vukovich, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-16

bolio. No kao drugi radnici nije
mu bilo moguce da Sc odmara,
nego je morao prerano ici trbu-
hom "a kruhom.
Ovamo je dosao IL starog kraja
u svojim mladim godinama, prize
Prvog Svjetskog Rata. Odmah kad
je ovamo dosao radio je teski po-
sac u rudarskim rovovima. Kako
kazu oni koji su mime radili,
da Sc njegova lopata nije lako IL
micala IL njegovih saka. Da je
bio dobar odan radnik svjedoci
i to, jer je bio nekih godina l or
ganizator u rudarskim unijama u
okolici Roslyn, Wash. Godine 1884.
pokojni Sc preselio sa svojom ze-
nom u Renton, Wash, gdje sc je
opet uposlio' u lokalnim ugljenim
rudnicima. Ia vrijeme proslog ra-
ia "a duze vrijeme je radio u
brodogradilistu. Nakon prvog obo-
ljenja pa do smrti bio je uposlen
u vrtlarskom poslu "a gradsko
skolsko odjeljenje.
Kada sc je brat Simun preselio
il Roslyna u okolicu Seattle, 1884.
godine, on je sa svojonn obitelji
dosao u mas 'odsjek broj 43e sa
prestupnom listinom IL odsjeka 56.
U nasem odsjeku je bio aktivan
raznim odborima svake godine.
Bio je tajnik cetiri godine. pred
sjednik ma izmjenu wise puta, a
pred smrt bio je potpredsjednik.
Takodjer bio je pocascen po Clan
stvu svojih odsjeka tri puta "a
delegate ma konvencije HBZ. u
kratko reti, mas odsjek H.B.Z.
je izgubila vrlo aktivnog i dobrog
tlana.
Bio je rodjsn 1898. godine u Sc
lu Ruzici. kotar Ljubuski, Herce-
govina, Jugoslavija.
Pogrehni obred 81 odrzaM =
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Gostovanje H a milton
Croatia e U CIeveIandll

U subotu, 26. srpnja owe
G. Hrvatski Nacionalni Nogo-
metni Klub Hamilton Gro
alta odlazi kao predstavnik
Hamiltona u Cleveland, Ohio,
gdje &c u nedjelju, 27. srpnja
ma Latin Field Playground, E.
Boulevard, u 3 sata poslije
podne odigrati veliku nogo-
metnu utakmicu sa "Cleve-
land Croatia, jednim cd vo-
decih klubova u Clevelandu.
Ovo prvo gostovanje naseg tt
ma u America dokaz je, da
je Hamilton Croatia" u vrlo
kratko vrijeme svog postoja-
MIA uspjela da Sc plasira kva-
litetnom igrom vodjena teh-
nicki iskusnom upravom u red
najboljih nogometnih timova
Juznog Ontario-a. Ovime "Ha-
milton Croa tia" opravdava
povjerenje koje je preuzela ma
sebe da kao ambassador Hr-
vatske siri ime i boje hrvat-
ske nacije ma sportskom po-
lju, jer ova utakmica nije sa-
mo uspjeh Hamilton Gro
atia"-e vec hrvatskog sporta
uopce.
Ma put polaze Otto Nego-
vetic, glavni manager, kao vo-
dja puta; Vladimir Borosa,
tajnik-manager, kao asistent
vodje puta; Karlo Ceric, tre-
ne; Alois Zupanic, tehnicki re-
ferent te slijedeci igraci: Mol
mar, Rudanovic, Prebil, Man
dich, Capin, Robertson, Mil
kovits, Doricki, Pavisic, Hege-
dus, Sheidt, Milin, Scott, Pasz-
tor, Usenica i Jelkich.
Walter Borosa, manager.
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FRAME GASPAR

4. Takodjer dugogodisnji mas
clan, Frame Gaspar. Nakon duge
bolesti zaduhe, koja mu je zadava-
la mnogo poteskota starije da-
ne, nanevsi mu drugih kompli-
kacija, sve dok ga nije shrvala.
Dana 5. maja ispustio je svoju
patnicku dusu, takodjer u bolnici.
1 ako radi bolesti u zadnje vrije-
me nije bio aktivan, ali Sc clam
stvo vrlo dobro sjeca njegovih ra-
nijih dana aktivnosti u drustve-
nom radu. Pokojni brat Frame bio
je samac, radio je cijeli svoj Ii
vot u celicnoj industriji. Nasi lju-
di, sa kojima je radio druzio Sc,
cd dragosti su ga zvali brat"
Frame. Pokojni je bio rodjen, ako
Sc nevaram, u okolici Plivne, cd
Makarskog kotara, Dalmacija.. -
Pored odra uz mnogo cvijece bio
i vijenac odsjeka broj 8.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-16
JOSIP MUSKOVAC

Stamford, Conn. Odsjek 616
javlja zalosnu vijest clanstvu H.
B. z. prijateljima diljem U.S.A.
/ Kanade, da smo izgubili naseg
dobrog, aktivnog dugogodisnjeg
clana, brata Josipa Muskovac, ko-
il je umro %. maja 1858. Pobo-
ljevao je oko godina, ali Sc nije
dao, nego je radio po malo sve do
pred mjeseca prize svoje smrti.
Nakon toga morao je napustiti
radnju, ali nije bilo pomoti, umro
je cd slabos srca.
Bio je rodjen 1902. Hartford,
Conn. Radio je skoro cijeli svoj
zivot kod Atlas Powder Co., kao
tinovnik. Pristupio je u odsjek
broj 145 u Hartfordu jos u mia
dim godinama, a u mas odsjek je
dosao sa prestupnom listom go
dine 1924. U nasem odsjeku je
vrsio razne casti cd predsjednika
pa dolje, iii gdjegod ga je trebalo
"a odsjecno poslovanje. Bio je i
delegation naseg odsjeka ma kon-
venciji H.B.Z. u Gary, Ind. Bio je
covjek blage naravi, zborovodja
tamburaskog zbora, cd svoje mia
dosti uvijek Sc je interesirao u
muziku, a bio je direktor spor-
Ia "a wise godina u nasem od-
sjeku.
Mega oplakuju ozalostena su-
pruga Maria sin Josip, Jr., koji
su takodjer clanovi naseg odsjeka.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno kod Bosak Funeral Parlor,
gdje je bilo okiceno mnogobroj-
MIN Hjencima cvijeta place
MIN karticama "a svete mise cd
rodbine i prijatelja, medju koji-
ma sc je isticao krasni vijenac
naseg odsjeka u znak zadnje po-
casti nasem vrijednom pokojnom
clanu. Sprovod je obavljen po r.
k. obredu, u 8 sati jutro, u cr-
Xvi st. Catherine, sa diva svete-
nika, uz pjevanu svetu misu. Ia
tim je pokopan ma st. John Gene
terry, Springdale, Conn.
Neka je tebi brate Muskovac
lahka crna zemlja u kojoj pocivas,
q tvojoj obitelji / rodbini nase j.
skreno sauceSce.
U ime naseg odsjeka zahvalju-
jemo Sc nasem clanstvu, koji sc
uvijek zauzrnu da dostojno isprate
svoje pokojnike do zadnjeg i'm po-
tinka. Tako - isto zahvaljujemo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-16
"ZAJEDNICAR"

ne mole cd strane mole supru-
ge, te cijele nase obitelji - pokoj
ii vjecni! - Tvoj netijak,
John Stropin, perovodja
odsjeka broj 8 H. B. D.,
South Chicago, Illinois
Zahvala. - Obitelj Stropin cd
srca Sc zahvaljuje rodbini, prija-
teljima, te mnogim znancima, kao
clanstvu odsjeka broj 8 H.B.Z.,
koji su nam bill pri ruci u domu,
kapeli sprovodu naseg starine
ujaka Marka Lapov. Posebna hva-
la svima onima, koji su ukrasili
sa mnogobrojnim vijencima odar
pokojnika. Jest, dragi rodjaci u
Kaliforniji kao prijatelji cd Ia
mo i ovdje, vase simpatije ostat
ce uvijek u uspomeni obitelji Stro-
pin.
U ime obitelji prijatelja gore
spomenutih pokojnika, neka je l.
skrena hvala svima onima, koji su
pomogli ma takodjer dostojni ma
Gin sahraniti nase mile drage
Familije: Jol<i6, Gornik, Gaspar
Cubrit, kumovi pokojnog Bilita-