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ItoIy's Fonfoni Wins
Slim Provost Vote

He said the West should be
more concerned about the Mid
die East because local troubles
are only In part stirred by
Communist agitators."
The Italian Senate last week
voted l2s-iii for confidence In
the new Christian Democrat
Social Democrat coalition gov
eminent. formed after national
elections in May.
To Talk with Dulles
Mr.. Fanfanl wound up the
chamber debate by announcing
that he had been asked TO meet
with Mr.. Dulles "for q wide
examination Of the present sit
uation." He said Mr.. Dulles
sent him a personal message
this morning that was q result
of Italian initiative 10 strength
en- the Western alliance.
Social Democrat and Chris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

remain the same. In virtually
no instance will there be any
salary cuts.
The csc this month will
issue new classification stand
ards for many types of jobs.
1t also now has under way
Job classification revisions for
many more types of Federal
positions that are due to be
completed by the end of the
year.
Under the direction of Its
standards division headed by
c. Mansel Keene. the CSC is
involved in a program of COM
plotting revised classification
standards for the Governments
more than ! million classified
Jobs. Also for the first time
1t will apply Job classification
standards to Federal positions
which never before have re-
quired such standards.
The csc hopes to wind up its
program and put all Federal
jobs on up-to-date Job classifi-
cation standards by the spring
of 1860.
The standards division under
the direction of Mr.. Keene has
more than doubled its rate in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

putting out new job standards
the past year or so.
The new standards put out
by the csc this month cover
the following jobs: accounting
technician, therapy assistant
covering occupational and
manual arts therapy), medical
technologiSt, disability and
death compensation claims ex-
aiming. contract and procure
ment, property disposal, unem-
ployment compensation claims
examining, international CO.
operation, alcohol and tobacco
tax examining.
Completely revised standards
were issued this month for
these jobs: teletypist, dietician,
medical technician, general ex-
aiming. and social admins
tration.
Classification standards re-
vision is now under way on the
following jobs and will be COM
pleted within the next six
months:
Supply commodity manage
ment. sales store operation, pro-
lcurement agents, all attorney
series. professional accounting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

ROME. July 10 R.-Premier
Amintore Fanfani won q vote
Of confidence by a slim margin
In Italy's Chamber Of Deputies
today.
The vote supported Mr.. Fam
fani's pro-Western policy and
rejected Communist pleas 10
line up with the Soviet Union
or make Italy neutralist.
II cleared the way for Mr..
Fanfani. who Is also foreign
minister. 10 accept an invita-
ton from United States Secre-
tary Of State Dulles for talks
In Washington on the Mideast
crisis.
The vote was 295-2s7. The
required majority was 292.
There we're nine ASSERTIONS.
The narrow three-vote mar
gin Of the Christian Democrats
was assured when the party re-
called three Of its deputies to
Rome from government mis-
slons abroad. The Communists
in a similar move recalled six
deputies from a peace confer
ence In Stockholm.
First Test on West
The vote Of confidence In Mr..
Fanfani's program was the first
test Of q Western-pledged con-
tinental government since the
United States and British troop
landings in Lebanon and Jor-
don.
Communists and fellow
travelling Socialists jeered fire.
quently as Mr.. Fanfani told the
tense chamber his government
entirely approves the initiative
taken In Lebanon and Jordon
by our allies in the interests
Of peace"
He said 1t was because Of this
CONJUNCTION that Italy granted
the United States permission to
use the Italian airfields Of
Ciampino, outside Rome, and
Capodichino at Naples as re-
fueling points for troop
carrying planes. The Left
howled at this statement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

Cloudy with showers or thun-
dershowers tomorrow.
Mays Head Cape Hatteras
area Partly cloudy today,
highest So, winds northwest 10
miles per hour. Showers or
thundershowers tomorrow.
Chesapeake Bay area-Fair
today. highest IS, variable
winds 6 to IL miles per hour.
Cloudy with showers tomorrow.
Skyline Drive = Fair today,
high around 80. good visibility.
Cloudy with showers or thun-
dershowers tomorrow.
River RepOrt
prom United States Engineersl
Potomac River cloudy at HaIpers
Ferry ana cloudy at Great Falls; Shen-
andoah cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures Tor Yesterday
,Readine Washington National Airport,
! an ann. q ! D S.%. - Sc Sc
Record Temperatures This Tear
Highest. g5, on July 5.
Lowest 5, on February n
High and Low Of last - HUurs
High, 81 at 3:45 pm.
Low, 81, at $40 am.
The Sun and Neon
Rises Sets
sun, tomorrow 6:o0am. SEQ pm.
Moon. today g:tgam. p;4g .. m.
Automobile lights must be turned
on one-hah hour after sunset
FURNISHED by the United states Coast
and Geodetic survey
To-day Tomorrou
High - 1919 am, HOS . m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
Stur's Photo
Contest in
I'd Week

The Stars Amateur Snapshot
Contest enters the second week
Of judging today, with entries
sent in through Wednesday
eligible for awards. Judges,
after examining nearly 800
snapshots, picked the four win
ners for the first week on
Thursday.
Weekly Judging will continue
until after the close of the
Snapshot Contest Rules on Pose Ell
contest, September Is. For the
period of 10 weeks, IS awards
will be made for the best pic
lures in four categories. At
the conclusion. all winners will
be re-examined and four grand
prizes OF 500 Savings Bonds
will be awarded. The final four
pictures will be entered in the
Newspaper National Snapshot
Awards in which the top prizes
are 81 900 in cash.
The four classes of the con-
test are: (A) Babies and Chill
dren; (B) Sports and Activi-
ties; &C. SCENES and Table
tops; (D) Pets and Animals.
Any picture made by an
amateur photographer since
July. 1857. is eligible. provided
1t is a black-and-white print,
submitted with the name and
address Of the entrant on the
back, and the class in which II
As to be entered. All entries
should be sent to Amateur
Snapshot Contest Editor, The
Star. Washington 4. d. c.
The first weeks winning
photographs will be reproduced
in SUNDAY, The Star Maya
zine. on August II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
SECTION E-l2 Poses

TheOter. Music, Rodio. Books.
TroveI, Stamps, Art.
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Itian Democrat deputies cheered
the vote result. Communists and
left wing Socialists took the
word quietly. then giumly left
the chamber.
Mr.. Fanfani. q stubby So
year-old economies professor
who was premier for a. days in
1854, beamed at the result. He
said he win summon a cabinet
meeting for Tuesday. indicating
he does not plan 10 go 10 WASH
ington before then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
TELEvUE
90 Page Tv Mosotine.

COMIC SECTION
10 Pages Of Fun and Action.
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snapshot Contest Rules on Pose Ell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
CSC Now Revising
Job CIossificotions
By JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Stan Writer

The Civil Service Commission in the process Of issuing
new and revised job classification standards involving
than half million Government classified employees The Star
learned yesterday
Some of the changes will result for raises for employees
in the jobs involved salaries other positions will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

the police during last nights raid on
Number Fony-Three Magnolia Road,
where gambling was taking place con-
trary to Section 6 Of the Gaming Act Of
lS45, | would be glad if you would ask
him next time not to take refuge in my
water barrel.
| remain
Yours faithfully,
Dante Gabriel Quintin
''Well2'' said Mrs. Bingo.
Bineo's spine had turned to gelatin,
and he was about to throw in the towel
and confess all, when there was sound
like a mighty rushing wind, and Aleer-
non Aubrey's nurse came tottering in.
"Oh, ma ann she cried. The babyF'
All the mother in Mrs. Bingo awoke.
Hes in! Is he ill.,
mo, ma'am, but he just said Cat /
was showing him his little picture book,
and we'd come to the rhinoceros. and he
pointed his finger at II and looked up at
me and said Cat
A footnote is required here for the
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benefit Of those who are not family men.
Cat" they are probably feeling. is not
such a tremendously brilliant and epi-
grammatic thing to say. But what made
Aleernon Aubrey's utterance ofthe word
so sensational was that il was his firSt
shot at saying anything Up till now he
had been one of those strong, silent
babies, content merely to dnbble at the
side Of the mouth and emit an occasional
gurgle. Mrs. Bingo. shaken TO the core,
EFT the room as If shot out Of a gun. The
nanny hurried after her. And Bineo was
alone.
His first emotion, of course, was one
of stunned awe at having been saved
from the scaffold at the eleventh hour,
but ne soon saw that he had been &C
corded but a brief respite and that on
Mrs. Bineo's return he would have to
have some good. watertight story in
readiness for her; and. try as he might,
he could think Of nothing that would
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Continued from page 81

n Tor SuCn a nOOle ana WOrIny purpose.
-Goshr' he said. Gould you take me
with your
why, Of course, if you want to come.
I've got the address written down. Forty
three Magnolia Road. St. Johns Wood"
''Of all the coincidences!'' BingO ex-
claimed. That's next door but one to
my little nest
The girl said, well, fancy that, add
ing that il was small world, and Bineo
agreed that he had seldom met a
smaller. ..
the police raid on Number Forty
Three Magnolia Road took place, oddly
enough, just as Bingo, having seen his
tenner go down the drain at the roulette
board, was preparing to leave. Bells
changed sharply, and the friendly gam
bIers started pouring out of the windows
in a foaming torrent.
Bingo fastened to follow their exam
pie. He knew what happened to those
who dallied and loitered on occasions
like this. A few moments later he was
in the garden Of the house next door
to his own, the property Of an artist Of
the name Of Quintin, hiding in conven-
lent water barrel by the potting shed.
Here he remained till quiet falling on
Magnolia Road seemed to indicate that
the All Clear had been blown, and he
was able to emerge like a diffident snail
from its shell, steal across the garden,
hop over the fence, and so to bed.
Arrived at the Office next morning, he
liStIessIy tried to bring his mind to bear
on the letters which had come in for the
correspondence page C'Uncle Percy's
PoStbag'), but he found it difficult to
concentrate. The only thing that enabled
him to win through to closing time was
the fact that PurkiSS was absent. He had
telephoned to say that he was nursing
sick headache.
Glad to have finished the daily task
but weighed down with the thought Of
the shape Of things to come, Bineo had
just entered his home when Mrs. Bingo
spoke from the drawing room.
'Win you come here a moment,
please, Bingo?'
His heart, already low. sank lower.
She was standing in mid-carpet, look
ing cold and stern. She had a paper Of
some kind in her hand.
''Bingo." she said, where were you
last night?''
Bingo told himself that he must be
calm cool nonchalant.
LAST nieht?'' he said, frowning
thoughtfully. LET me see, that would be
the night Of June the fifteenth, would it
not? Him. Ha. The night Of ="
Il see you have forgotten" said Mrs.
Bingo. LET me refresh your memory.
Read this" she said, and thrust at him
the document she was holding. II was
letter, and ran as follows:
III Magnolia Road
Madam:
While sympathizing with your hus-
hands desire to avoid bcin0 arrested bV
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"Ah, Mr.. Little, /" said PurkiSs.
''Oh, hulIo, said Bingo.
Mrs. Purkiss did not speak. Like
Bineo, she seemed to be broodine
tensely.
Purkiss proceeded. He WINGED as he
spoke, as if articulation hurt him. His
face was a rather pretty green in color,
and there were dark circles beneath his
eyes.
I'VE are not disturbing you. 1 hope.
MIR. Litter
mot at all" said Bineo. "But I
thought you were at home with a sick
headache"
Il was at home with sick headache"
said PurkiSS. the result, think, Of sit
ting in a draft and contracting some
form Of tic or migaine. But my wife was
anxious that you should confirm my
statement that / was in your company
last night. You have not forgotten that
we sat up till a late hour at my club? no
doubt you viii recall that We were both
surprised when We looked at our watches
and found how the time had gomez"
there came to Bingo, listening TO
these words. the illusion that hidden
orchestra had begun to play soft music
His eye, which had been duIIer than that
Of Purkiss, suddenly began TO sparkle,
and what he had supposed to be piece
Of spaghetti in the neiehborhood Of his
back revealed itself as q spine.
"Yes, " he said. drawing deep breath,
that's right. We were at your club"
For hours and hours and hours"
It'll dawn or Whereabouts. How the
time flew!''
1T was incredible how Il few"
But then, Of course, We were so rapt
in our conversation"
Exactly. We were deep in a discus
sion Of Office policy"
Absorbing subject"
intensely gripping"
you said so-and-so, and l said such
and-such."
Precisely"
''One Of the topics that came up, = said
Bingo. was, if you recoIIect, the ques-
ton Of payment for that story Of mine.
You told me you had been thinking il
over and were now prepared TO pay me
ten pounds for il. Or" he went on, his
gaze fixed on the other with peculiar
intensity, IAN l wTong?"
mo, no. II al comes back to me"
IL may As well take il now" said
Bingo. Save a lot Of bookkeeping
Purkiss groaned. perhaps not quite so
holloway as Bingo had been doing before
his entrance, but distinctly holloway.
VERY well" he said, and as the
money changed hands. Mrs. Bingo came
in
''Oh, how do you do, Mr.. Purkiss, y
she said. Julia" she cried, turning to
Mrs. Purkiss, you'll never believe!
Algy has just said Cat.
II was - Continued on neIf page
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DAN | PR0SLAVA HRYATSk0G CENTRA
0DRzAT CE Sc U NEDJELJU, II. SEPT.

Pittsburgh Pa. - Prosava Hrvatskog Centra trebala
odrzat nedelju "a augusta ali usijed velke kse ko
e toga dana padala cd utra do vecer sta e moraa
odgod odrzat &c nedjelju IA septembra, Hrvat-
skom Centru.
Mnogi svijet koji je prpremao doci "a augusta
ne dosao zbog kse On ko dosli morai cijel dan
premen ali nije moglo mime prosled usjed ruznog
vremena Neki pak koi treba bti programu, nisu
dosi zbog stih razloga. Toga dana trebaa je krn
Kraca Hrvatskog Contra godnu zigravat novi
automobil G95s Plymouth).
Ma temeju gomjh cinjenca, Odbor Ujednjenih Od-
seka HBZ Zapadne Pennsylvania tog stog dana
sao stvorio zakucak da Dan ovogodisnje prosave
Hrvatskog Contra odgod odrz nedjelju IA septembra
Prema tome proslava &c odrzati gore pomenutu
djelju Program &c biti s kao sto e rane bio objav
ljeno zaednicau Kruniti ce ovogodisnja Kraca Hr
vatskog Centra, izigrati &c nov automobl.
Madame Sc da &c II. septembra bti lijepo vrjeme
da ce toga dana mas narod z Ptsburgha okoce te bill
zh daljh mjesta pohrl priredbu vekom brou,
er ce biti zadn vanjsk zet sezone, isto vri
eme nauzit ce jepog glazbenog programa, kojeg
moc moralno materijano vrijednu ustanovu Hrvat
ski Centar Pttsburghu ko zasuzuje pomoc Cd svakog
cestitog Hrvata Hrvatice IL Ptsburgha okoce,
nego IL drugih blizih dajh mjesta
Ovog dana, kao uvek do sada gost ce biti posuzi-
vani toplom pecenkom svjezm napitcima Ia decu &c
biti kao obcno slakisa mekog plea Svega ce it dosa
prema zelji svakog poedinca
Sv dobro dos do videnja nedjelju, IA. sep
tembra u Hrvatskom Centru
Ivan Bronc, clan Odbora.
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PrigOdOIn 64-tOg rOdjendana
Principi PiOnira Zaiednice

krenuo, da nece nkada zautat nj odrec svoh nacea
koja csto hrvatska".
"Narodna Hrvatska Zajednca nije samo hrvatsko do
brotvornO drustvO koje podpe boesne osakacene sro
cad pok canova.. OWN je rijecma gavni predsednik
Petar Pavnac poceo svou poruku VII konvencii zatim
nastavio Narodna Hrvatska Zaednica ina drugo mace
nje koe to wise izba povrsnu Ona e narOdna r
vatska nstucia te nzna duznost da postane atvna
nar0dnom pOlW (Ovo je blo izreceno prize
56 godna koncem runa 1902 TIE se konvence posvecen
bio barjak Narodne Hrvatske ia ednce odmah nakon
toga upucena ba diva brzojavna pozdrava to hrvat
skom mecen Jospu Juru Srossmayeru kao kumu bajaka
Stepanu Radcu, tanku hrvatske sjednjene opozice
mobom da ga objavi swim hrvatskim opozconalnm nov
mama Brzojav stjepanu Raditu svrsava ovako "U ime
cernajst hljada zajedncara pozdravamo rodenu grud
Neka Bog zvi milu Hrvatsku"
Pioniri zaednice bill napredn ljud, toerantn Il
kom pogedu. Ma edno cd sjednca Pete konvence glavn
predsjednik avno ukoro enog delegate koj je drgom
prmjetio da e 'Vah. Uvrijedjeni clan Mamula je
rekao ia pravoslavne Were ali osjecam simon
hrvatske domovne. Kad e jednoj sednici Rev. Bozc
predozo, da pravia Zaednice bude "da sva
Clan mora barem ednom godnu ispovjedt prmjetio
je odbornk sepc da postue sto receno da
to ipak moze uzakont, pogotovo sto Sc onako
branjue nikoe vrsiti svou vjersku duznost Kad
istoj konvencii Odse bro zaolio da b daa prava
III sovenskom eziku tskati, jer da ina kako njhovom
odseku tako drugm slovenaca zakljuceno je blo ida
se tiska 300 prijeraka pravilah Sovenskom jezku
bracu Slovence"
Cd samog osnutka Zajednca ie ustaiaa obranu progo
jcnih Ganova tu smjernicu zacrta neni pioniri t
evo ednog kasicnog primera Davno prize go godna, do
godo da je N. N Clan H. N T. samoobran usrijelio
coveka Postojaa e bojazan da b odnosni clan mogao
ma vjesala dospje koiko hi ga prepusto njegovoj
sudbni Medjut, vrijeme to doznali nek gavni
odbornc odmah brzu ruku skupli sto drustvenih
sto svoh odvjenika onaj nepravedno progo
nen covjek Hrva mao je zastitu Pomogla je Zajed
MICA.
Prosle 81 godne, cd organizace koja je 1894 60
dine brola svega nekoko stotna canova saGcu odseka
razvila brojna upivna mo5na ustanova americkih i
kanadskih Hrvata, Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica.
Da dovinula do ovoga sto danas predstavlja
treba prvome redu zahval hrvatskm, fraternastckm
slobodarskim naprednim dejama prncipma, kojma
bill zadojeni osnvac gradtel Hrvatske Braske Zajed
NICE koje je ona ljubomorno slijedia.
BOzidar Vuckovic
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drustvenom kulturnom po-
lju njegov izbor "a mjesto
Drzavnog Zastupnika Estate
Representative biti &c mama
svima ma ponos.
Dakle ako svi skupa pora-
dino "a ovu proslavu u do
lazecim izborima mozero biti
sigurni da cemo odnijeti po-
bjedu u General Elections, ko-
j Sc odrzavaju u mjesecu no.
vembru.
John Badovinac, tainik
Odbora.
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kah, dok posast mine MedJutlm, ako bi sc dogoda ne
sreca e bi jednom mesecu pognuo TO- 20 iii wise cla
nova prava je ida u slucau cd svakog
cana sakupi svota cd $500 razdje medju obitej pog
nuih. pogedu unesrecenih canova zakljuceno je bo
da odnosnome splat "cea potpora" Ma prjedlog Mu
zne vec doba je bo prhvaceno, da svakom od
seku ustro posebni odbor sastoeci cd t ana ko b
tome ida kod radnje unesreceni Clan dobije p
mjerenu odstetu'.
Upravo je ganutvo citati retke koji govore brz
boesne nemocne clanove. tim vezi unijeto Clan TX
ocka da svak clan made badava posetit bolesnog
cana ako e onaj tesko bolestan bd mad MIN kroz tr
sata".
Naceo ravnopravnosti muskarca zene blo je uzako-
memo vec prvm pravlima Zajednice tome najbolje
svedoci zapsnk sednice Trece konvencije kada e
prigovor SoStaca zaSto uZea zenska drusva svezu
ank Pavnac poduprt cd gavnog predsjednka Ljubica,
svecano zjavo ida in je Glavn odbor radosno PRIMO pa
da moze ponos suz kad vjerne Hratice sede
stope svoh muzeva celk Hrvaa, opet da takodjer
svoj zvot osiguravaju sucaj bolesti smrH Kasne
e predog Novakovica pridodata tocka canu VII,
koja je vrlo kratka ali jasna Suclanice H. prnaju
ravnopravnin ostalim clanovom.
Pioniri Zajednice ima su vro razjen osjecaj pra
vicu smisao egalnost rasprav onog dijela pravia
ko odnosi porotu pravo zalbe cana jednogasno
blo prhvaceno sljedece: Odsjecna poroa ina potpuno
pravo osudt clana ako st nje zadovoan osudo ina
pozvati Apelacn (Przvn odbor; ako stranka nje
time zadovojna, to ina spise Przvn odbor posati
Gavnom predsjednku H. pretres ako ne bude stran
ka nj time zadovolna, onda ina predat Glavnoj
poroti H e. Ako nj time ne stranka zadovoljna onda
predati drzavnom sudu Glavna Porota Anade
stupati svoju osudu H. z. pred sudom".
Pioniri Zajednce bill vrlo osjetijvf kad radio
osobnim uvredama krnenju ugeda organzAcije u zaps
nicima nekoko mjesta cta da e konvencia zakju
ella uvrednka uputiti odsjecnu porotu rad uvede iii
nedoicna ponasana prema drugom clanu kad sc jed
raspravljao stovma, ko su bill predlozen
suzbena glasa prava bura ba podgla diva ured
nika er da nesto obav IL njeackih novna cine Sc
mao skrst ugled Zajednce' JOS osjetljivj bill kad
radio hrvatstvu tome svjedoc oval slucaj Kad je
veme Trece konvencije Skrivanc zatraMo da negov
list "Napredak bude izabran organom H. T., ustao je No
vakovic zjavo ida Napretku godinaa psalo protiv
Hrvata hrvatskoj narodnost Ma to je Rev. Bozic pr
mjeto da e pao urednika razog da je Skrivanic
rekao ida e bio zaveden ope da ne dobro poznavao
dasne odnosaje domovni ali staze kojom je sada
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kolo plesaci cd gnijezda broj
55; pjevati ce Olga Holman
i Shirley Kufrin; accordionist
Lawrence Sneller tambura-
Ski zbor "SlavOnic Strings.
Ma celu odbora "a ovu pro-
slavu jeste brat Daniel Sta
kich a podpredsjednici SUI bra
ca Nicholas Rescic / Steve
Halo. Tajnik odbora je John
Badovinac, a blagajnik je Eli
Vidovich.
Proslava Sc odrzaje u pro-
stranom Hrvatskom Drustve-
nom Domu "Sloboda" ma Wa
terloo Rd. u Clevelandu i mi
apeliramo ma saw mas narod
il Clevelanda okolice da Sc
k mama pridruze ma II. sep
tembra 1858. da zajednicki
pokazemo nasu snagu pred
zastupnicima i vodjama jedne
velike politicke partije. Puma
dvorana biti &c ma cast DO
nos bratu Kovacu ali imati &c
veceg znacaja "a nasu naro-
dnu stvar i to &c podignuti
nase stanje u odvaznim kru-
govima.
Brat Kovac je prvi kandi-
dat IL nase sredine "a koga
Sc moze reel da je dosao ma
ovo mjesto nakon dugi niz go
dina aktivnog rada ma nasem
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

lZOOrlma kOJl ce Sc OdrZatl u
mjesecu novembru.
U izbornoj kampanji brata
Kovaca, koja &c poceti sa We
likom proslavom ma IA. rujna
u Hrvatskom Domu u Collin
wood, on &c imati potporu cd
jednog jakog odbora koji je
organiziran cd zastupn k a
bratskih potpornih organiza-
cija, kulturnih drustava i
drugih vaznih licnosti u ovoj
koloniji. Jedna cd prvih zada-|
ca toga novo-osnovanog Od-|
bora jeste bila da organizira'
i promice kampanju "a potre-
bnu novcanu pomoc bez koje
Sc ne moze danas voditi IL
Dornu kampanJu l "a tu svr-
hu sc odrzaje velika prosla-
va ma IA. septembra ma kojoj
&c nastupiti mjesna drustva
i ma kojoj &c biti prisutni
odlicni gosti il grada Cleve-
land okolice pa cak il dru-
9Th drzava.
Ova proslava ma IA. rujna
namijenjena je u pocast bra
ia Kovaca, bivseg tajnika o.
djelenja bolne Potpore u H.
B. T., u znak priznanja "a ME
govu pobjedu u primarnim IL
borima, j cisti prihod cd owe