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TAYLOR. UNA. The family bf the
late UNA TAYLOR wishes to express
our deep gratitude and appreciation
10 our relatives. friends and neigh
bors for their many acts Of kind
ness, expressions Of sympathy and
SHRExvED FAMILY OF UNA TAY-
L0R
TRAVERS. ERAsTUs J. The famil,
Of the late ERASTuS J. TRAVERs
wish to express our deepest gratitude
and Appreciation to our, relatives
acts OF kindness. cards, floral trib.
utes and personal calls during ouI
THE FAMILY.
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CEMETERY LOTS

8 CHOICE MONUMENT SITES. Fort
Lincoln. AP 7-36D1.
PORT LINCOLN-Crypts (2l, Garden
OF Apostles. reasonable. Ju. 5-1712 |
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatnrium

CremaL0rlum
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Nth 81 and Mass Ave NE. Ii. 3-5200
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
t24 r ST. NV. NO. 7-0133
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CS.E' SsIsb THOMAS 'a.s TTHoM32ss e TussSaZ eonEZ
beloved son of the late James F
and Margaret Cohan Cole and uncle
Of Miss Margaret J. Buckley, Mrs.
Margaret c. Easter, James +. and
Rudolph L. Cole. Notice Of funeral
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EBB. SARAH. On Monday. NJ

1858, az the Little Sisters Of the the
Poor, SARAH EBB, member. OF the
OF 1905 B st. sc. She leaves two sons,
Frank and James Ebb. two brothers,
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call at the Little Sisters OF the
Poor, 20 H st. ne. on Wednesday
where mass will be offered on Thurs
day. March l3, at 6.3O I'm. for the
repose OF her soul. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery at 10 am.
Arrangements BY Alexander s. Pope.
I2
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ANDREW J. Members Of
st. Bernadette's Holy Name
Society are requested to
assemble at the Warner E.
Pumphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Md, this evening
at 8 pm, for q recitation
Evening star., 1958-03-12

Gn 5Hesqsy ssn,ts MaISn r,I,
Of Mrs. Bessie L. Hollis and Mr..
O. Albert GUIDE, and sister Of Mrs.
Goldie Pierce. Mrs Estelle Beacon
and Mrs. Edith Hook. There also
great-grandchildren Mrs. Guide rests
at the Warner T. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, S434 qeorgia ave, Silver
Spring. Nd, where services will be
p~ (parking facilities). Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery IL
Evening star., 1958-03-12

dria Hospital. ETHEL. MAE HARDY
mother Of MIS- Patricia AIeasICS slaEe daush
ter of Mrs. Sarah A. Dodd and
sister OF Howard c. Hardy. Funeral
services on Thursday, March IS, at
2 p.m.. at the Cunningham Funeral
andria, Va. IntermeAt Mount Com
fort Cemetery.
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HARD W. WALDT, Master. 12

FUNK. CHARLOTTE LEVIN. on Mon
esiiif.. cIiA cHARLoTTE levin oFSfSHs FuNK'
beloved wife jof Capt. Glen E: Funk,
mother Of Robin Marie, Randy Kyle
uel and Esther Levin Of Washington,
Denenberg Of Washington, b. C.:
Mrs. william Sprung Of New York
Funeral services and interment will
be in Seaside, Calf. Memorial week
at 81 Rittenhouse St ne.
Evening star., 1958-03-12

communication Of Naval
Lodge, No. 4, F. A. A. M,
day, March Is, 1858, for
the purpose of conducting
a Masonic burial service
for our late brother, FRED
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OLIVER, FREDERICK N. on Monday,
n Mssfh rRhpERcK g aSs t PrSTHsRfe SEfSRS Hos HOS
band Of the late Mae L. oliver.
brother Of Miss Rebecca W. oliver.
Mrs. Grace L., Tacey and Mrs. Irva
Van Geuder. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mas
sachusetts ave. me-, where services
will be held on Thursday, March 13,
at 2;30 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
o1TVTR FRrnrRIcK M .nec,al
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De Y. .CI GREE. RI EIcHARR; ln;; % On sunday; Nd Y

March 3, l95s. RICHARD DE GREE
husband Of Mrs. Clara Dotson De
Gree, brother Of Mrs. Ollie Ross,
Mrs Fannie Dixon and Clyde and
Allen De Gree. After 4 pm. Wednes-
the he Carver sH Memorial M ppS Funeral @ 'H Home, e,
20 H st. NV. Funeral services will
be held at the Galbraith A. M. E.
Church, liza 9th st. NV, on Thurs
day, March ~, at l pm. Interment
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| can SAVE you
MONEY when
you pre-pIon
your funeral

Everyday; more people ore pre-pIunnins their
funerOl It's profitable wcy to relieve those
left behind Of details and unnecessary expense.
You ore assured Of the funeral you want and
in addition you save substantially Our unique
plan is uvuiIobe TO oII There are no heolth
or oee limitations Coll US for full detoilS.
Evening star., 1958-04-27
ysu tss: yourself . bouquet ysu pat yourself
on the back :. they're The bra: made for metisa
''ETERNAL YOUTH"
BY BsstisFm

You move IN them breathe in them reoch, stretch
twist. These bros ond breathe right with YOU
Bestform has done them in eostic with overlapping side
panels and front pones both boscut to follow
you every Embroidered nylon morqusete cups
lined with Eostic book dips low to meet newest
foshons Both in white
c $40 Bondeou 32-42 Longtime
StorsS Corses Bros
oIso Bethesdo Budget tond7c Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

project when a wire was cor
roded by salt water at her fam
ily's summer home at Ocean
City-and a resulting Short
circuit blew out all the lights,
That decided me I should
study correSion." she said. Jean
lives at 4107 Queensbury road,
Hyattsville.
TwO-Time Winner
Winner in the high school
division was Paul j. Devine, IT..
OF 6157 North Twelfth street.
Arlington.
His "Quantum Theory of
Electrodyhamics" already had
brought him to the finals of a
Westinghouse Talent Search.
held in the Statler Hotel last
month. His science fair prize
was 500.
The Northern Virginia Fair
will be open today from 2 to
6 pm. Monday. from 8 am.
to 8 pm. and Tuesday from 9
am. to 3 pm.
The Catholic Youth science
fair will be open today from /
to s pm, tomorrow from noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

universe symmetrically the OPP
posite of ours"
: AS grand award winners IN
the regional fair. they Will be
sent to Flint, Mich. May 7-lO'
Il compete in National Sci
ence Fair.
Regional sponsors, Alexan-
dria Arlington Fairfax Reai
Estate Board members. Will
nav their expenses. The two
won out over more than 500
other entrants in the fair'
which opened last night.
Another Science Fair
Earlier yesterday, at Ma
tiyity Hall, 5000 Georgia ave-
nue. NV, where the Catholic
Youth Organization was spon-
soring another science fair. a
girl and Gonzaga
High School senior were grand
winners.
The girl, Jean Svirbely, the
daughter OF a Maryland Uni
versity professor of chemistry.
won a $25 first prize in the ele-
meiitary school division for her
Study In Corrosion."
4 She said she started her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Most Maryland
Youths Get Shots

BALTIMORE. April ~ Up.
More than three-fourths Of
all Marylanders under 20 have
received at least one polio shot.
the State board OF health said
yesterday.
The board estimated rs per
cent Of those in their teens
and younger had begun the
three-shot series. About 70 per
cent Of these have taken two
shots and S. per cent have
completed the series.
The estimates we're based on
the number OF vaccine doses
received in the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

to 6 pm. and Tuesday from 4
to s pm.
CoSponsor is the Archdio-
cesar Office of Education. Other
winners were:
Morgan ODonohue and
Francis Burrows. Gonzaga, SIS
second prize for "Mendels Laws
OF Heredity"; Don Carr. Con-
zaga, $50 third prize for EN-
bryology Of the Chick"
Grammar school division
Michael James DAILY, Campus
School, SIS second prize for
Tomorrow the Stars" and Ray
Osburn, st. Michael's School,
$40 third prize for Useful
Metals and Their Sources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

contact Samuel Neel. authority
chairman. over the week end
and ask that the agreement be
withdrawn until the board has
Q chance to discuss it fully
with authority representatives.
Supervisor Joseph H. Free
hill. who made the motion. said
the supervisors should not give
the impression that the board
and the authority ARE at cross
purposes"
Mr.. Neel told the board last
Wednesday that his group has
approved the agreement in
which Falls Church would be
given a service area about the
size Of Arlington County. much
Of 1t lying outside the Falls
Church city limits.
Under the agreement. the
authority and the city would
Jointly construct a transmission
line from the Districts Dele
carlia Reservoir. Falls Church
already has part Of the line
built into the Little Falls Dam
across the Potomac.
Falls Church would allow the
water authority TO obtain water
from any point in the Falls
Church system at a price equal
to the cost to the city Of getting
1t there.
The Freehill motion asked
that the proposal be withdrawn
before Falls Church takes
action. The Falls Church City
Council is scheduled 10 consider
the plan tomorrow night.
In his call to scrap the pro-
posal, Mr.. Moss renewed a sug-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Council to Discuss
Fights of Juveniles

The Intercommunity Coun-
Gil of Southern Maryland will
meet at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Upper Marlboro Court House.
The council will discuss re-
cent juvenile fights in the
county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Fifth Victim of Fire
Dies in Baltimore

BALTIMORE. April IL (P).
AN 18-month-old girl died
last night at Johns Hopkins
Hospital to become the fifth
victim of a fire near Annapolis
March 20.
The baby, Betty Lou Tucker,
had been critically burned in
the fire which took the lives
Of her mother and three SIS
tiers. Her father, 39-year-o!d
Norman Tucker, is still hos
pitalized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

Clothes" he said last night
after receiving an award at the
Northern Virginia Science Fair
in Fort Myers north area gym.
"She has to hang her clothes
right in my workshop. so I
had to stop when the washing
and drying started. But the
project only took me from five
to six months, anyway"
He carried the converter,
which has a 30-watt output
enough to make a hight bulb
glow-from his basement to the
gym on a bus. 1T was easy, :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

tive Of Washington. originally
had filed as q Democratic can
didate for one Of the three
judgeships in the county Or
plans Court, but switched to
the council race Just before the
withdrawal deadline.
He was appointed to the
three-member Personnel Board
in 1856. over the dissenting
votes Of Mrs. Werner and Coun-
Gilman j. Grahame Walker. now
a caucus-supported candidate
for the House Of Delegates. The
following year he became its
chairman.
Mr.. Bright's candidacy Is
backed by the United Demo-
Gratis, the slate Of the present
party organization. He believes
his vast experience in the gov
eminent" qualities him for the
job.
He notes he has had more
than 50 years in Government
service. both with the Federal
and District of Columbia gov
ernments. He started in 1918
as a page boy in the House of
Representatives at the age Of
9 and went to school at night.
Later, he was with the Gen.
eral Land once, Government
Printing ONCE. Library Of Con-
gress and General Accounting,
then spent 10 years with the
Districts once of Auditor. He
was an attorney with the Vet
Grams Administration for 10
years. the last seven as chair
man Of q disability rating
board.
Opens Own Once
Mr.. Bright left in 1850 to
open his own law ONCE In Be-
thesda.
He differs from Mrs. Werner
on the Park and Planning
Commission operation and feels
it should continue to be Q
separate unit. mot entirely d.
vorced from county government
but to take 1t out Of the realm
Of political expediency." It's
concern. he said. should be
primarily with long-range plan
ming.
He believes taxes and as
sessments already are "as
much as the individual can
bear" He said it would be
beneficial IF we can encourage
light industry Of q proper type
to tighten the burden"
Mr.. Bright. who lives at $500
East-West highway. Chevy
Chase. has one married daugh-
ter and a granddaughter. He
attended National University
School Of Economics and Gov
eminent and later its law
School.
He has been active In the
Masons and All Saints Epis-
copal Church.
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he explained. 'it comes apart
into manageable sections"
Young Durley shared honors
at the fair with Joel Dresden,
Is, a tenth grader at Wakefield
High School.
Joel. who lives at $50 South
Barton street. Arlington. dis
played a poster exhibit on his
Theory Of the Anti-Universe. "
This" he explained, lis hard
to describe simply. But you
could say it is a theory on a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

gestion Of home months ago
that Fairfax County build a
water plant Of its own on the
Potomac and supply all Of
Northern Virginia with water"
Then we should say If Falls
Church and the Town OF Fair
fax want TO buy water from US.
okay. but otherwise to neck
with them" he said.
Attempts to reach Mr.. Neel
so the board could get an i'm
mediate yes-or-no answer to
the withdrawal request we're
unsuccessful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Baltimore Women
Heuds Music Clubs

CUMBERLAND, Md. April ~
(P.-Mrs. Alfred c. vervalen Of
Baltimore was elected president
of the State Convention of
Music Clubs at the groups final
session in Cumberland TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

County Democratic Party lead
erShip. The organization Fore
es have put up a candidate to
oppose her He is Edwin L
Bright. Chevy Chase attorney
and chairman Of the County
Personnel Board
In November the Democratic
primary winner will face the
victor Of the Republican pri-
mary between Jay P. Conger
and Henry K. McHarg Sd.
Mrs. Werner. q 56-year-old
grandmother who lives at 1907
Forty-fifth street. is q leader
Of the Democratic Caucus
forces which are waging q
strong fight to take over party
control on the county's Demo-
cratic State Central Commit
tee.
She describes the Caucus as
"simply a continuation Of the
1856 campaign" for State con-
vention delegates. but said she
was more interested in getting
qualified candidates to run"
Her primary interest. she said.
Is seeing that people have a
choice.
Il was asked to be on one
ticket which would have
thwarted the purpose Of a pri-
mary in giving people a choice
in selecting candidates and in
electing the party leadership. :
she explained. Il am not in
terested in party activity as
such. but in good government
and good Democratic candi-
dates
Some Thinking Ability
Mrs. Werner, wife Of John s.
Werner. an executive branch
chief and engineer with the
General Services AdministrA-
ton. said she would like to
serve with council candidates
who have some thinking abil-
fly for themselves and who
render decisions not made out
side Of council chambers.
Mrs. Werner. often at odds
with the other council mem
bers on controversial matters.
said she opposes ANY closed
sessions" and matters that
are decided before they come
to US" She said she also OPP
poses people on the council
level who. either themselves or
associated with people. having
q personal interest in the buy
ing and selling Of land"
She added she believes in
"correlating fiscal planning
with planning of land use" and !
transfer Of all local planning
functions to the county govern
ment from the Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
Mrs. Werner. a vigorous
campaigner in the successful
fight to bring home rule to the
county in the 1940s under a
County Charter. first won cleo
ton to the council in 1850. She
was nominated for Congress in
1852 but lost to Republican
Dewitt s. Hyde in the general
election.
Mr. Rri0ht q S2.vear.oId no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Solar Energy Service
Wins q Science Prize

l7-year,pld boy built 3OO-pound device for con
verng energy from the into electricity fou
top winners in science fairs here yesterday.
Durey eleventh grade student Falls Chrcl
High School, constructed his bulky 7foot converter
the basement of his home Eppard street, Falls Church
II had to build it while my mother wasn't hanging VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Withdrawal of Water
Offer Askedin Foirfox

The Fairfax Board Of County Supervisors yesterday asked
the county authority withdraw offer to the City
Of Falls Church which would divide water
county,
Acting at special meeting called by Board Chairman
Anne wilkins the supervisors instructed the chairman to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
MEET THE CANDIDATES
Mrs. Werner to Test
Popularity in County
BY CHARLES A. McALEER
Star star Writar

Popularity Of the only member Of the Montgomery
County Council at stake the Democratic primary
May 90
Mrs. Stella b Werner Chevy Chase housewife has held
the councils 4h District 1850 and has been of
the party's top vote-getters
She now aligned group opposes the present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

One Of Q series obout principal eendi-
dates in the nearby Maryland pri-
mories Moy 20.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
Jayna zahvala

Put e m sluzbenog glasila
Zajednicara. izrazujem iskre-
nu srdacnu zahvalu braci
zaiednicarima ostalim prija-
teljima. koji SUI me "a vrije-
me m o je bolesti posjecivali
naiprije kod kuce, nakon u
bolnici, i time ublazivali mo-
je boil. ~ '~
Takodjer neka je iskrena
hvala svima onima, koji su
mi poslali nlnogobrojne "A
Get-Weli' Greeting Cards. j.
spunjene So iskrenim zeljama
sl,o-a; ozdrsvljenja. Posebna
pal1o hvala clanicama "Kluba
Clanica" Ujedinjenih Odsjeka
HB.Z. u So. Chicago ma po-
sebnom izraza.iu i dobrih ze-
liza skorog ozdravljenja. Jos
.jednom. brace i sestre, svima
YAM hvala ma vasim posjeti-
ma, kartama, t. d. Sjecanje
ma vas, ostati &c kod meme j
moje supruge nezaboravljeno.
Josip Vucich. tajnik
Ujedinjenih Odsieka
H.B.Z. u So. Chicago
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
zAHL U R0Ku
Cd 10 G0DIkA

sef japanskog meteorolos-
kog biroa Hirohida S a jt o
predvidja da &c aktivnost
suncanih pjega popustiti, j da
&c svijet prijeci kroz ciklus
hladne kline, koja treba po-
ceti, prema njegovu mislje-
nju u roku cd deset godina.
On zasniva svoja predvidja-
MIA ma usporedbi temperature
i suncanih pjega, zabiljezenih
u toku proslih stotinu godina.
Sajto medju ostalim pred
vida i ovo:
1. Lososi i foke &c, zbog
smrzavanja sjevernih mora i
njeka, poceti seliti ma jug.
2. U sievernom ] Japanu
zetve ne &c moci dozriievati.
3. Hladni valovi zahvatit
&c Evropu j Ameriku.
Sajto istice, da je topla xii
ma ma Hokaidu, najsjeverni-
jem japanskom o tocju. cd
1915. godine ma ovamo bila
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
Ia vafroqasno Drustvo
U Mali Erjavac, 0zalj

Sudbury. Ont, Can. - Ovdje
donosimo imena svote darova-
telja, koji su darovali "a Dobro-
voljno Vatrogasno Drustvo Il
Mali Erjavac, op5ina Ozalj, Hr-
vatska., a koji su kako slijedi:
Po $1,000: Ivan Belarek, Ivan
Katarincic, Stjepan Prinorac,
John Primorac, Stjepan Podvo-
rae; Steve Belanek, $500; Mir
ko Valic, $500.
Po $500: Steve Valic, DR.. J.
Mysak, Rudy Sudac, Mike Ma
tijevic, Stjepan Severinski, Geor-
ge Cvitkovic, Mike Majdels, Lud-
,vik Beznic, Pete Zvonkovic,
(mladi), John Smukovic, Nikica
Juric, Perkovic Sons.
Po S1.00: Mirko Brinjak, Ivan
Dolinar, Mike Klacank, Paul c.
linscak, Frank Grubic, John No
vosel, Joe Vlnsli, Lovra Blaze
vic, Ilija Crljenica. Joe Lesar,
Nikola Loncsr, Bill Mutz, Alex
Stenbeck, Mirko Plskaric, Janko
Madjeruk, Frank Batista, Kazi-
mir zalac, Mike Lazeta, Frank
Diamonds, Janxo Vinski, Joe
zaklaukar, Vlado Darnik, Alex
Matan, Stevo Sekulic, Drago
Jakov, LILA Andjelic, Joe Mi
kic, John Jarsulic, Pete Brinjak,
Mike Softic, Joe Mihelcic, Jura
Jakov, Joe Mavretic, Josip Sin
tic, Joe Vardzal, Mato Zajac,
Nikola Bratina, Steve Jakelic,
M. Petranovic, Karlo Zovko, Bill
Warren. Pero Pasturoyic. Mato
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
Il gnijezda broj 209

Flint, Mich. - Ovim pu-
tenn Sc zahvaljujem svima ro-
diteljima, k oil imaju svoju
djecu iii un u ca d u nasem
gnijezdu Pomlatka broj 209
H. B. T., ma njihovoj lijepoj
suradnji koju su mi dali kroz
godinu 1857. Takodjer Sc Ia
hvaljujem bivsem upravi-
telju nasega gnijezda, bratu
Joseph Stimac, ma izvrsnoj
suradnji koju mi je dao cd
kad sam Sc primila owe casti.
JOS jednom svima vam hva-
la, te Sc madam da Gu cd svih
vas primiti dobru suradnju i
owe godine, kao sto sam
prosle, "a dobrobit i napre-
dak naseg gnijezda.
Sve vas iskreno pozdravlja
upraviteljica gnijezda br. 200
Hrv. Bratske Zajednice,
Mary v. Marold
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pocelo sa popravkom crkve. ia
sam obecao, da Gu vam "a svaki
poslani dollar dati obracun, i sto
je popravljeno. Posto do danas
nisam itnao tecan racun, a sada
sam ga PRIMO, stoga zelim u.Sra-
tko tomu dati svin1a do znanja
i moje obecanje izvrsiti.
PRIMO sam originalni prepis
svih racuna, koje sam pregle-
dao slozio, te pronasao, da su
svi raSuni u redu, i novac je po-
trosen "a popravak crkve, "a
koju svrhu je bio sakupljen, ali
bivsi raGuni nisu odgovarsli toe
nosti, te SUI doveli do prigovora,
pa cak i sumnje, da nesto nije
u redu.
Cjelokupni primitak cd mas il
Kanade i Sjedinjenih Drzava, te
nesto, sto je primljeno "a pro-
danu starinu krovista, je Liza
500 dinara. Izdatak je 1,117.500
dinara. Kroviste samo stoji
56S.220 dinara. Zidna ograda o.
ko criSvc 10000 dinara. Popra-
yak crlSvc i bijelenje izvana
250.000 dinara. Ostali popravci
portala, vrata, prozora drugi
10000 dinara. zelim naglasiti,
da je isplaceno dvije trecine po-
slatog novca po 900 dinara "a
jedan dollar jos god. 1854. Kod
mas Sc jos nalazi $4,000, koju
svotu cemo poslati cim to zatra-
ze "a unutrasnjost crkve.
Talzodjer vam javljamo, da je
konzervatorislli zavod ma sti-
jeni crllve otkrio neke slike il
15-stog stoljeca, i to sam dao
obnoviti. Talsodjer sam dao IL
raditi Spomen Spisak darovate-
liza vec je postavljen u crkvi
"a uspomenu.
Sa ovim izvjestajem zavrsu-
iem oval moi teski posao i jos
jednom sc svima zahvaljujem ma
poslanoj pomoci suradnji, a
Majka Bozja nela vam naplati
u zdravlju i sreci.
Paul Pintur
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
0dsjek broj II pomaze
Svoiim starcima
ITniOutOVn, Pa.

Uniontown, Pa. - Odsjek
broj 72 H.B.Z. odrzao je svo-
iu s-iednicu u nedjelju, 17-og
decemhra 1857, u Hrvatskom
Donlu ma istoj birao speci-
ialni odbor,' koji &c imati "a
zadacu da pripremi noble "a
pomoc onim nasim starim i
iznemoglim clanovima, k o ] j
nisu u stanju da placaju svo-
je clanske pristojbe.
Brat William Yardas, "a
cetnik owe ideje, izabrat je
"a predsjednika ovog odbora
Fund Committee). Drugi SUI
imenovani u odbor to kako
slijedi: John Zubovich, Mary
Shaffer, Mae Lulich, Paul
Mavracic. Josip Graevic Ru-
by Bellish.
Nakon zna the rasprave,
odbor je dosao do zakljucka,
da Sc mora slijediti stanovito
pravilo u raspodjeli owe po-
moci.
Oni clanovi, koji imaju pri-
hod manji cd sto dolara mje-
se6no, il svih izvora, imaju
pravo da stave molbu "a o.
WI pomoc.
Svi oni clanovi, koji sma-
traju da zasluzuju ovu pomoc
kroz god. 1858, trebaju do
stsviti iii poslati svoje noble
ovome odboru ne kasnje cd
/. marca, 1858.
Prva sjednica, ma kojoj &c
owl clanovi primiti svoje mol
benice, odrzati &c Sc u SUI
botu, 25. januara 1858, IL
medju 4 i 6 sati poslije po-
dine. .,
,Bolesni onesposo b j e n i
clanovi m ogu poslati svojc
zahtjeve putem poste ma Pen
sion Fund, Croatian Citizens
Club, 2 Franklin st., Union
town, Pa.
Odbor &c takodjer uciniti
priprernu da posjeti onespo-
subh1ene clanove- u njihovin1
kucama, da NINA za.iedno
raspravlja njihove problene.
Catherine Yukish, tai.