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MARKO RADICAL
MaSSillon. Ohio.

Massillon, Ohio. Odsjek 600
javlja svemu tlanstvu nase "a
jednice tuznu vijest, da je ga smr-
Gu il svoje sredine izgubio dugo-
godisnjeg dobrog clana, brata
Marka RADICAL. Bolovao je wise
godjna bio je u bolnici, U kojoj
Sc | opora,io. Posljednji put bio
je opet otpren1ljen bolnicu, gdje
su ijecnici sve poduzeli i rabili
nsjbolje ljekove kroz diva mjese-
ca da mu spase zivot, ali sve bija-
se- uzalud. zaklopio je svoje tru-
dne oci zauvijek ma 20. julia 1857.
Rodio Sc mjestu C,itovit, ko-
tar slunj, 1891. godine, u svojim
nladim godinama dosao u ovu
zemlju 1907. Kodine "a radon
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

zivotna osjeguracija djece
u nasem Pomladku, jest jed
ma naijeftinija osjegura c ia
sto u svijetu postoji, ma Term
to Age 16-18 certificate, jer
kad Sc odbiju otpisani rsspo-
rezi, isplata kredita i drugo,
"a dijete Sc plata osjegura-
cija oko 8 centa mjesetno, a
dobiva Sc a slu6aju smrti do
5000.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

godine selu Mrkopalj, Gorski No.
tar, Jugoslavija. u Ameriku je
dosao kao djecak Cd 1S godina u
Calumet, Mich. radio u bakrenim
rudnicima, te sc ozenio iston1
mjestu So svojom Francikom. ko-
ia mu je bila vjerna u sretnom
braku sve do svoje smrti pred S
godina. I nakon nekoliko godina
preseli Sc u st. David, ILL.,, gdje je
imao brace, te isto nakon ne
kog vremena dosao ovamo u De-
troit IL odsjek 351. bivsi 'Zvije-
IDA. a sada "Zora". Sva braca s,l
mi bill dobri zajednicari, kao
on sam, jer je odmah prve godine
kad je stigao ovamo stupio Ia cla-
ma H. z. Illionis. te ostao vjeran
clan do svoje smrti, a "a HBZ.
je uvijek radio i nagovarao druge
clanove. Visoko je cijenio znak
kojeg je dobio pred 4 godine "a
SO godisnje clanovanje, koji je
znal ponio sobom U hladni grob
Dakle, bio je dobri zajednicar
svoju familijul, djecu i unucac
dao je upisati u redove HBz. Bic
je miroljubiv covjek, pa kao TAXA,
stekao je mnogo prijateljstvo Cd
sviju bio cijenjen 4 postwar.
Vecinu zivota I rada sproveo je
ovdie u Detroitu. Pred godina
dobio je srcani napad, te cd tada
bolovao /. zbog toga bio 4 puta
u bolnici, gdje je i preminuo.
la sebe ostavlja 5 kterke, Ma
ry Spanich 1 zeta Jack Liroma,
Mich; Mallie YAK u w. Covina,
Calf. Wilma Golden u New
York City. te Z unucadi dvoje
praunucadi; sin Clement je premi-
nuo pred dvije pol godine; 5 bra
&c su ovdje JOS II zivotu. sestra
u starom kraju, a diva brata gu
unlrla pred wise godina.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnika bilo je
izlozeno pogrebnom zavodu bra
ia J. X. Orlich, gdje je mnogo
prijatelja j znanaca pohodilo ME
gov odar, te ma sam Bozic nize
potpisani je pohodio odao poslje-
dnju pocast nasem vernon prija-
telju Stanku. Odar mu je bio oki-
Cen nlnogobrojnim vijencima cvi-
jeca, medju kojima Sc je isticao
ii vijenac naseg odsjeka. Ma 26.
decembra TUNA povorka je kre-
nula do hrvatske crkve sv. Jero-
nina. gdje je odsluzena misa "a
dusnica po Father Rogulj, zatinn
do Mt. Olivet Groblja, gdje je sa-
llranjen. Bio je lijepi broj auto
mobila svije:a ma sprovodu. Mad
grobno slovo odrzao je ime od-
sjeka brat Anton Mario. ocrtavsi
zasluge pokojnog brata Stanka, a
u ime crkve sv. Jeronima Father
Rogulj.
U ime clanstva odsjeka, oso-
bito u inae mole, neka ii je lahka
gruda zenllje prijatelju Stanko,
pocivaj mirno. Slava ii. a tvojim
milim i dragim nase duboko sa-
uceSfe.
Mark Kramarich, perov.
Zahvala. - Ovine Sc zelimo "a
hvaliti svima prijateljin1a cla-
novina HBz., koji su pohodili odar
naseg oca, kao i poklon cvijeca,
mise bilo u cenu mas pomogli
tjesili nasoj velikoj zalosti. Oso-
bito hvala odsjeku "Zora" 351, ko-
il je dao nosace govornike ma
groblju, sto je mas otac velike
cijenio dok je bio ziv.
Tugujute kterke: Mary Spanich.
Mallie i Wilma, 1 zet Jack
Spanich.
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MILO BOLDIN

Johnstown, Pa. Odsjek 5.-Jav-
ljamo zalosnu West clanstvu HBz
diljem Amerike Kanade, da je
neumoljiva smrt otela iz nase sre-
dine dobrog clana. brata Miju Boil
dina, ma 6. siiecnja 1855, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo.
Ma 21. prosinca, oko 3 sata u no.
ci pokojni brat Milo je obolio, gdje
je ispustio oko kablicu krvi. Zatim
je boil prestala obitelj je n1islila
da ce to proci on je otisao u kre-
vet spavati. Ali oko 6 sati u jutro
ponorlo ga uhvati ista boil obi
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STANKO SLENDER

Detroit, Mich. Odsjek 10
RAJ broj 351 HBz javlja tuznu Vi
jest clanstvu i prijateljima diljem
Amerike i kanade. da smo smrcu
izgubili liz nasih redova jednog cd
najstarijih clanova, koji je bio pre-
ko so godina clanom HBZ., brata
Stanka SLENDER, koji je zatvorio
svoje trudne oCi ma p. .decembra
1857. u crno zavio farliliju j.
M. Spanich, kcerku zeta bas ma
sam Bozic, koji je Ia rodbinu pri-
jatelje pokojnika bio tuzan dan.
Njegovu sliku ovdje donosimo.
Brat skender bio je rodjen 1882.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

Nasi odsjeci "a sve svoje
drustvene radove valja da Sc
obrate ma tiskaru Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice. Nase Clan
stvo podiglo je tiskaru, da
syima sluzi.
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IVAN .ANIc

MfIWaukee, WIS. = DruStVo
''Afilwaukee", odsjek 261, ovime
javlja zalosnu vijest clanstvu
HBZ te svoj rodbini / prijateljima,
da je nenila smrt uzela liz nase
sredine vrijednog i mnogo posto-
vanog clana, brata Ivana Anich,
koji je nakon teske bolesti "a u
vjek zatvorio svoje trudne oci da-
na: 8. januara 1858.
Pokojni brat Anich bio je rodjen
godine 1896. u selu Krasno, kotar
Semi, Hrvatska. u Ameriku je do
Sac joS u svojim ranijim godinama,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26
STAN I HRANA "a SAMOA
q CLEVELAND, OHIO

Soba dobra hrana Sc izdaje
samcu muskom. Prima Sc isto ma
dobru, stalnu domacu opskrbu sta
rae po umjerenoj cijeni.
Nazovite HE 1-S056.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26
LJUBA STANICAK

Hamilton, Ont. Can. OWN
putem javljamo zalosnu West svoj
rodbini. prijateljima znancima,
da je ma 81. decembra 1857. pre-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26
JOSEPH MARIAN

Tooelc. Utah. Neumoljiva
smrt pohodila je mas odsjek broj
4O6 evo po drugi put u rollu cd diva
tjedna. Oval put ma 8. januara
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26
MALI 0GL ASH
ZAJEDkIt ARA
CIJENK

Obitna mala potraga, a kojoj
Sc trazi znanca iii prijatelja,
IA svaku uvrstbu .............S1.OO 90
Tko trait radnike, po Incl. 200
Tko prodaje kucu, zemiju,
trgoyinu Ill siicno, po Incl. 200
Ia tri uyrstbe .................. 500
zenidbeni oglasi 1 ponude ne
primaju Sc.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26
a njezinom suprugu ostaloj fan,i-
lii nase iskreno sauceSce.
Clan odsjeka ga, izvj.

Zahyala. - Ovim putem Sc mai
ljcpse zahvaljujemo svoj nasoj
rodbini, prijateljima i znancima,
koji su nam bilo u cemu prisko-
cili u pomoc nasoj najvecoj tuzi
i nevolji, dok je bila nasa supru-
ga, majka baka ma odru Il po-
grebnom zavodu. Isto tako hvala
svima onima. koji SUI polozili Vi
ience ma odar drage nam polIojni-
ce, kao svima onima koji SUI dali
svoje automobile ma raspolaganje,
da smo sproveli nasu dragu pokoj-
nicu na vjecno pocivaliste.
Ozaloscesi suprug Stjepan. kcer-
ka Mary, snaha Barbara u
nuGad.
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POTRAGA: - Odsjek broj l n.
B. 2. trazi svoga clana, Payac
Ivitek paul Vick>), tija zadnja
adresa le bila r. D. No. |, Ches-
wick, Pa zadnji puta smo Gull
cd NIGGA negdje u junu 1857. Mi
smo mu pisali nekoliko listova,
ali se sval1i povratio natrag 81
oznakom, Moved, left no ad-
dress" Sluca jno ako brat vidi
ovu potragu, neka nam Sc javi
cim prize, iii ako tko drugi zna-
de "a mega, da nam javi ma
doljntu adresu, Biti temo vrlo
zahvalni. Moja adresa ie: John
Dokman, tajnik, 1886 e. Ohio
St, Pittsburgh IL, Pa. (S-9)
POTRAGA. - Odsjek broj 10
HBz. traM svoga clana, Juraj Ste
dul. ciia zadnja adresa je bila: $50
Richland Street, Pittsburgh 8. Pa.
Trazi Sc da uredi kao podmiri
svoje odsjecne stvari kod odsjeka
Slucajno ako brat vidi owl potra-
gu, neka nam Sc odmah javi, Ill
ako tko drugi znade "a MEGA, Ill
ako ga pozna, da nam javi ma doll
nju adresu. Biti cemo mnogo zah-
valni. Moja adresa je: John Resko-
vac, tajnik, IA Bascom Street.
Ia, Pa.
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UMRII CLANOV HI. b. T.
PRlJAVLJENI Cd Ia. DO 21. FEBRUARA 1858

|. 4 Marko Stankovic
13 Lawrence Radios
Juraj Kos
18 John M. Juricic
rs Anton Grguric
"a Rose T. Wolczko
Al Rozi Doljac
81 Petar Bastasic
73 Juliana Macy
80 andre LukSic
154 Mara Domsic
167 Cecil Davis
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26

ITO Ana Furjanic
271 JurO Karamatic
288 Bara Banich
| Anna SimatOyic
Martin KlObuCar
80 Ivan kriyicic
326 Anna Krantz
439 Mary Susak
468 Emil v. Yurdana
j23 Mike kneZeyic
j93 MatO Kirinec
SS5 Lenllard Mauzer
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-26
Nikola Stojanoyic, upr. zupe
Franjo Bakale, Caroga KrceI
Ivan, Sbruk Ivan, odbornici.

(Napomena uredniStva. - U
gornjem dopisu mnoga imena i
prezimena njsu bila citljiva, a
ova IL starog kraja pogotovo, pa
ako je koje imc i prezime po-
gresno napisano, neka Sc mas ne
krivi).
Evening star., 1958-05-08

an end to the cold war. And
it pleases the American dele
cation headed by Secretary of
State Dulles for that and an
additional reason: 1t helps take
Europe's mind off "a summit
conference at any price"
The new NATO political line
was interpreted by many dele
gates here as victory for Mr.
Dulles policy on the question
OF the summit over European
eagerness for it. But it also
represents in good measure Eu-
ropean success in modifying
the apparent American stand.
The American Government,
in the eyes of European dele
gates, now is committed to use
more flexibility, more imagina-
ton and more initiative in ham
ding the cold war. Several
delegations thought they would
have difficulty selling a new
NATo pokcY to their own peo-
Continued on Page "A. Col. 1
Evening star., 1958-05-08
Lawmakers Husband
Asks Her Not to Run

OKLEE. Mimi. May 8 (P).-
The husband of Representative
Coya Knutson, Democrat of
Minnesota, said today he had
asked his wife not to run for
a third term.
Andrew Knutson said that
"since her election four years
ago our home life has deteri-
GRATED to the extent that it is
practically noneXistent."
Mr.. Knutson said another
reason for his request was that
Bill Kjeldahl. Representative
Knutson's executive secretary,
exercised dictatorial powers
over her.
Il believe it is useless for her
TO be elected as the decisions
that are made are not hers but
Kjeldahl's. an individual who
assumes 20 responsibility, yet
dictates the policy of her
Office" Mr.. Knutson said in a
statement.
Expects Wife to Comply
Il want to have the happy
home that we enjoyed for many
years prior to her election, -
Mr.. Knutson said, adding that
he expects his wife to comply
with the request.
"Coya hasn't been home for
Christmas for two years and
for Easter the past three. /
have sesh our son but a few
Evening star., 1958-05-08
U. S. Enjoys
Haiti Home
Is Fired On

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti,
May 8 CP.-The official resi-
dence of United States Am
bassador Gerald Drew was
heavily fired upon last night
by unidentified persons.
Mr.. Drew vigorously pro-
tested at the Haiti Foreign
Ministry today.
Mr.. Drew. his wife and their
two grandsons were not in
iured. Bullets apparently fired
from rifles splattered about the
residence at 1922 pm.
The attack came when the
Ambassador and his family
we're about to sit down to
dinner.
The Ambassador asked for an
immediate investigation to de-
termine the identity of the at
tackers, and for assurances the
incident would not be repeated.
Armed bands have been op-
Grating in Port au Prince and
vicinity, shooting out lights In
homek after the curfew hour
Evening star., 1958-05-08

promises. He declared Soviet
failure to honor international
pledges constitutes a grave OBJ
stacle to working out an East
West accord.
Mr.. Dulles made his attack
on the Kremlin in a speech de-
livered to West Berlin's Parlia-
ment. Later he few on to Paris
for a meeting of United States
Ambassadors. The Commu-
nists in neighboring East Ber-
lin called for demonstrations
during his 512-hour stay in
West Berlin, but they failed to
materialize.
Mr.. Dulles few into Com
munist encircled West Berlin
direct from a meeting of North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
foreign ministers at Copenha-
gen. The NATO ministers
agreed to invite the Russians
anew to create machinery for
safe, controlled disarmament,
Wants Dependable Action
Mr.. Dulles called for de-
pendable steps to reduce the
prospect of war and elimination
of the new weapons which
threaten humanity with virtual
extinction"
He warned against conf
dence in mere Soviet Commu-
mist promises" and added:
The Soviet government is
attempting by every act OF
propaganda to compel the
abandonment of tour military
deterrent) shield. 1t claims
/ that those who create that
Evening star., 1958-05-08

of two kidnapping charges, five
years each on the two auto
theft counts and II months in
prison on a contempt citation,
The terms are to run concur
rently, Judge Bryan said.
Carpenter was held in con-
tempt after he took the Fifth
Amendment II times during
the trial.
Carpenters attorneys said
they would appeal to the
Fourth Circuit Court OF Ap-
pealS.
Carpenter still faces trial in
the District on murder charges
| in connection with the restau-
rant shoting, in which three
persons died. His accompllce.
Henry Clay Overton, was killed
in an automobile wreck while
fleeing police.
| Prior TO sentencing Carpenter,
Judge Bryan read a nine-count
arrest record, which he said was
supplied the court by police Of
ficials in South Carolina and
California, relating to Carpen-
ter's past.
The'HehargeS anged from
speeding to assault and battery
Judge Bryan told Carpenter
that every consideration was
given" him during the trial.
1T seems to the court that
you have been mercifully
treated" the jurist added.
Call Sentence "Severe"
The defendants attorneys
James j. Laughlin and Albert
j. Ahern, jr., said they felt the
sentence was severe - more
severe than we had antici-
pated."
Judge Bryan told Carpenter
he would be eligible for release
from prison after Is years IF
you stay on good behavior"
Carpenter was convicted OF
kidnapping Miss Doris Mating
Ily, l9, of Washington; a former
solder, Larry Monteith, 81, and
Mrs. Asonia G. Altman. a
beauty shop owner, after fee
ing the District with Overton
following the shootingS.
The two cars he was accused
of stealing belonged to Mr.
Monteith and Mrs. Altman.
mo man, woman or child
would be secure with you at
Evening star., 1958-05-08
Value of Summit Talks
Downgraded by West
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
European Correspondent of The Star

COPENHAGEN, May 8-The North Atlantic Treaty
Organization foreign ministers intend to seek settlement Of
cold war issues through many routes-ony one of them
leading toward summit conference
The keynote of the successful gathering of Western
allies here lay in this sentence in the final conmunloue
issued last night
The council considers that conferences at the summit
Evening star., 1958-05-08
Job Decline
In Industry
Put at 1.7%

Manufacturing employment
In April declined by II per
cent from the month before
and most of the slump was in
durable goods industries, a
joint report by the Commerce
and Labor Departments showed
today.
The report also disclosed
that hours of work in manu.
featuring fell to a new postwar
low. Hours we're 1876 per week
in March and declined to 1873
in April.
The overall figures on en-
ployment and unemployment
were announced by Secretary of
Commerce Weeks 10 days ago
They showed that employ
ment in April totaled 62,9O7,-
900. an increase of about 600,-
600 from March. April unem-
ployment totaling 5,120,00O
represented a decline of about
10000 from the month before
The April l unemployment fig
ure was the largest since April,
l94l.
The report today noted
sharp seasonal increases in en-
ployment in construction and
service activities, but said en-
ployment in retail trade did
not show its usual seasonal
rise.
OF the 81 million unem-
ployed in April, IL million per-
sons or one-third had either
lost their jobs or entered the
labor force to look for work
since the March survey.
with the continuing lag in
re-hiring," the joint report
said, "the number unemployed
Is weeks or longer continued
upward by a 100000 over the
month to a new postwar high
of l,9 million.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

large" a" Judge Bryan told Car
penter.
you've demonstrated a COM
plete disregard for the lives of
Others while committing an
atrociouS crime" Judge Bryan
declared, "acts which can only
be described as gangSterism in
the rawest form extending
across State lines"
Carpenter left the jury room
in custody of Federal officers.
New Trial Refused
The sentencing followed Judge
Bryan's refusal to grant Car
penter a new trial. Mr.. Laugh
lin had filed motion for an
other trial on grounds that
testimony relating to the shoot
ing itself had prejudiced the
jury, at which time he had in
'structed Carpenter to take the
Fifth Amendment.
Judge Bryan had ruled the
testimony admissible and re-
affirmed his finding today a
few minutes before passing
sentence.
The nightmare at the Jo-Del
Restaurant, 7l9 Ninth street
NV, which brought about the
death of five persons, began
when Overton and his accom-
pllce, put out of the bar earlier,
returned and sprayed the tav-
ern with pistol bullets and
shotgun blast.
Killed were the Jo-Del's S
owner, George Kaldes, 33, and
Kenneth H. Fisher, 80, guitar
player in the band performing
there Bernard j. Manner, %,
the bands blind pianist, was
badly wounded and later died
There followed a series of
kidnapings and auto thefts as
Carpenter and Overton fled
south, and the search came to
a bloody climax in Georgia as
Overton, fleeing police. smashed
a stolen car into another auto,
killing himself and an inno-
cent motorist.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

"is moving today's fighter pilot
well out to the region where
the sky is deep blue. turning
almost black"
Record Verified
Maj. johnson said he was too
busy. however, TO do much
sightseeing.
The plane hit more than
twice the speed of sound on the
flight. the announcement re-
ported.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp,
builder Of the plane, said the
record was verified by three
Continued on Page A-1O. Col. 4
Evening star., 1958-05-08

shield are aggressive groupings,
1t claims that those who seek
only defense should prove it by
renouncing all but inferior
weapons. leaving modern weap-
ons TO be a monopoly of those
who have a tragically long rec
ord of expansion by the use OF
violence.
But when we try to make il
possible to revise them on the
basis of reciprocal internation-
al inspection that will give a
large measure of assurance
against surprise attack, the
SovietS say nyet. They did SO
again at the United Nations
Security Council last week.
Broken Promises Cited
THE Soviet Union processes
not to want to use nuclear
weapons, but insists upon con-
tinuing at a feverish pace to
multiply such weapons in its
own arsenais. 1t calls on the
free world to rely upon Soviet
promises not to use its nuclear
weapons in the event of waI
despite the long record of bro
ken promises to which have
alluded.
This Communist propagan-
da line is designed to produce
a world dominated by the mill
tary power of the Sino-Soviet
bloc. Freedom would have nc
adequate defense. There is a
duty to look behind words that
See DULLES, Page Al
Evening star., 1958-05-08
Clash Features
HouseHedrinq
Pentugon Lawyer
Sets OFF Dispute
BY L. EDGAR PRIl
Star Stah Writer

Congressional hearings on
Pentagon reorganization were
enlivened today as Democrats
wrangled sharply with the De-
tense Departments top legal
expert and a Republican shout
| ed, This is no star chamber
proceeding"
Robert Dechart, Pentagon
general counsel. set of the
noisest outburst before the
House Armed Services Commit
tee when he challenged Chair
man Wilson's statement that
present law does not prevent
President Eisenhower from
changing the military chaiI
of command.
Don't you know there is no
law preventing the President
from issuing a direct order car
rying out his ideas of a chain
of commando" Mr.. Vinsoh de-
manded.
Dispute on Statute
Mr.. Dechart replied that un-
til the statutory limits of 2l0
officers on the joint staff is
raised and the present COM
mand authority of the Air
Force Chief of Staff prescribed,
Mr.. Eisenhower could not carry
out effectively his plan to GEN.
tralize the command function.
I'm not going to argue with
you" Mr.. Vinson said. slam
ming down his gavel, At this
point Representative Cunning
ham. Republican of Iowa,
jumped in.
wait a minute, this is nc
star chamber proceeding" he
said. This man has been asked
a dozen questions and he hasn't
been allowed to answer"
Republican Complains
Representative Gavin. Repub-
lican of Pennsylvania. then
complained that all of the
questioning of Mr.. Dechart up
to that time-the session had
been going on for an hour
had been carried on by the
Democrats. Mr.. Vinson assured
him that every member would
be given the opportunity to
question the witness for Is
minutes.
The committee is inveStigat-
ing the need for Pentagon re-
organization, with particular
attention being paid to Mr.
Eisenhower's sweeping legisla-
tive proposal to give the De-
fense Secretary vast new auth
Tense and to raise the stature of
the chairman Of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff.
Mr.. Dechart told the COM
mittee Il have full responsible
/ ity" for drafting the Eisen-
hover bill.
1 Representative Rivers, Demo-
crat of South Carolina, asked
whether the Attorney General
had ruled that the proposal
See PENTAGON. Page "A
Evening star., 1958-05-08
President ProcIoims
Sunday Mothers S Day

President Eisenhower today
proclaimed Sunday as Mother S
Day.
He called on all Americans
to "reaffirm on that day our
gratitude for the heritage OF
love and honor our own moth
'ers havs bequeathed to each
of us"
Evening star., 1958-05-08
CityApproves
Blue Collar
Pay Increases
Roise Averages
l3.5 Cents for
5,l00 Employees

The District Commissioner:
today approved pay raises for
about 5,l00 Of the city's 5000
blue-collar workers.
The higher pay scales will
take effect Sunday, but most
employees will not actually get
the extra money until funds
are made available by Congress
Last year when a similar situ-
alton prevailed, funds were
made available in four months
For most Of the workers the
increase will average 1871 cents
an hour. or 6.4 per cent above
present scales.
For about SIS food service
employees. the increases will
average 10 cents an hour. or
5 per cent.
Last Raise in 1855
Food service workers received
their last increase in 1855.
Laborers. and trade and craft
workers got a raise last year.
Those employees not slated to
benefit from the increases al
ready are being paid more than
the prevailing wages in private
industry, officials said.
Food service workers and one
or two laundry employees will
not have to wait for the in
creases. But the Commission
ers must seek a supplemental
appropriation to cover the bulk
Of the employees.
Increases Retroactive
Their raises will be retroac-
tive to Sunday.
The raises will cost the city
$1,177,000 a year.
The city's classified workers
are expected to share in an an
ticipated raise for Federal em-
ployes now awaiting action in
Congress.
City administrative officers
also have prepared pay raise
package for school teachers
and officers, which is expected
to be submitted shortly to the
Commissioners. And a raise
for police and firemen already
has been proposed to the Fed
eral Budget Bureau.