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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01
Jews in Science Topic

DR.. Joseph Kaplan, chairman
of the United States National
Committee for the. Interna-
tional Geophysical Year, will
speak on Contributions of
Jews to Science" at $3.50 pm.
Monday before the Adas Israel
Congregation Institute of Adult
Jewish Studies. Connecticut
avenue and Porter street NV.
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CONFERENCE
Continued From First Page

AAS@AAeAN0 AOAAA = - ~ 4 0oN
ing on an agenda and partici.
pants for a summit meeting.
Only yesterday France an.
nounced she was joining the
United States and Great
Britain in abandoning Their
previous positions that a foreign
ministers conference should
precede the top-level talks.
Oficials in Washington have
tentatively concluded that the
Soviet move improves the
chances for a summit con-
ference.
But diplomatic sources here
have reported that Moscow
officials have recently been say
ing that delaying a top-level
conference would only worsen
the Western position before the
world.
The longer the United States
waits, Moscow officials have
been saying, the more disillu-
stoned the rest of the world
will become with America. At
titudes in Belgrade, Cairo and
New Delhi are being cited as
Symptomatic of the blame
Washington can expect from
other capitals of uncommitted
nations, and from all the
worlds lesser powers.
Expect Military Gains
But political advantage APP
parently is not all that the
Kremlin expects from a fur
ther delay. Soviet officials also
believe they will have an even
better position militarily than
they now have. They expect
disclosures Of new Soviet mill
tary and scientific achieve
ments. of the Sputnik variety,
to multiply in the next year.
Some diplomatic sources here
interpret Soviet Communist
Party Chief Khrushchev's
speech at Minsk as bearing out
this position. In that January
address, Mr.. Khrushchev re-
jected every idea the United
States wants to bring up at the
summit.
This was his way, these
sources believe, of saying, IF
you don't want to talk with
us now, okay. But it will be
worse for you to talk later
We're not in a hurry. But
don't expect us to come on your
terms"
Such an Interpretation varies
widely from the usual judy
ment here that the Kremlin is
eager to formalize a long period
of relaxed tensions.
The Soviet cave-in on the
foreign ministers meeting is
sue was not wholly unexpected.
Mr.. Dulles had been advised
by some of his Soviet experts
that if the West insisted the
Kremlin would agree.
However, Mr.. Dulles said
only a few weeks ago he did
not regard a foreign ministers
meeting as essential in the
preparatory work for a summit
conference. This was widely in
terpreted as a concession on
his part. Actually, it was not,
since he had taken earlier the
position that preparations could
be made either through lower
diplomatic channels or a meet
ing of ministers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

Of the Georgetown University
Medical School; DR.. Houston
H. Merritt, professor of neu-
rology at Columbia Univer-
sity Medical School, and 1t
Col. Roy E. Clausen. jr., chief
of neurology at Walter Reed,
These three specialists were
among those called in as con-
sultants when Mr.. Eisenhower
was stricken last November. His
principal symptom then was q
difficulty in speaking, which i'm
proved rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01
Administration OK
For $50 Predicted
The entire job-cutting proviso
was knocked out Of the bill.

The entire job-cutting proviso
was knocked out Of the bill.
More Super Grades
The bill also gives the Gov
eminent 500 more super-grade
jobs in Grades Is to 10.
During the lengthy and often
noisy and confusing Senate de-
bate, Republican leaders stress.
ed that the rs per cent CLASH
fled employe pay raise bill was
noncontroversial and accept.
able to the administration. Al
a result. the Senate spent most
of its time in debate on the
postal employe pay raise bill.
The Senate-approved bill
would give classified workers In
the first IL grades a fiat rs pei
cent pay raise. Employees in
Grade Is would receive an 8.5
per cent raise. Grade IA work.
erS would get a 9 per cent raise;
Grade Is, 8.5 per cent; Grade
Is, 8.5 per cent; Grade II, 1C
per cent. and Grade 10, 9.5 pei
cent.
The present $4,000 a year
classified pay ceiling would be
raised to $17,500 a year.
The present $4,000 postal
pay raise ceiling would remain
the same.
Option to CSC
Regarding engineers and sci
entists who recently received
top-of- the-grade pay raises
from the Civil Service Com
mission, the Senate's bill would
leave it1up to the CSC to de-
termine If these employees
should be allowed to remain in
the top-step of their grades al
the new proposed increases.
The Senate first approved
and then disapproved a move
sponsored by Senator Long
Democrat of Louisiana, to give
the additional temporary three
year $240 a year cost-of-livine
bonus to postal workers in levels
6 to II. The employees involved
are supervisors and nearly all
the top postmasters.
Senator Long argued that
these employees were just as
much entitled to the $240 q
year bonus as were the rank
and-f1le postal workers in the
first five levels. Chairman
Johnston of the Senate Civil
Service Committee agreed tt
hold hearings next week or
whether postal workers in levels
6 through II should be given
the additional $40. AS the
Senate bill now stands, postaI
employees in level 6 would re-
ceive a Temporarily $3.50 a yeal
increase, those in level Z, 500
and those in level 8, nothing.
All postal workers would re.
ceive the rs per cent raise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

side or another. And by the
same token. the questioning OF
these witnesses has fallen into
q "pro-Kohler" or "anti-Koh-
Ter" (rather than pro-union)
pattern. ~
Two Unionists Called
Scheduled to testify Monday
were Robert Burkhart, JAW in
ternational representative, and
John Konec, a strike leader
Mr.. Burkhart figured in testi-
mony yesterday when Kohlel
Police Chief Waldemar Capelle
said he had asked Mr.. Burk-
hart to disperse a large group
of picketS. Mr.. Burkhart, the
chief related, said he "would
try" but the pickets were not
dispersed.
Before quitting for the week
end, the probers heard Harvey
Kitzman, a JAW regional di-
rector in Milwaukee, accuse the
Kohler firm of making what
he termed open and brazen
preparations for industrial war;
fare"
Counsel Kennedy told Mr.
Kitzman the union committed
"the first illegal act" in the
dispute by starting mass picket
ing at the Kohler plant in
April, 1854. Denying the picket
ing was illegal, Mr.. Kitzman
said it was necessary to protect
strikers from company guards.
The JAW official said mass
picketing ended as soon as the
National Labor Relations Board
ISSUED an injunction" But
Mr.. Kennedy said the mass
picketing didn't halt until q
court interviewed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01
KohIerInquiryLogging.
Labor Probers Recess
By WILLIAM HINES
Star Stan Writer

The Senate Rackets Committee running little behind
schedule is in weekend until pm Monday after
three days of hearings that adduced little than evidence
that
/. There strike at the Kohler plumbing fixture plant
in Sheboygan Wis., that began April 1854 and still going
q The strike called by the United Auto Workers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01
$50 to Be Confirmed

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop Of WASH
ington, win administer the sac
rament Of confirmation to a
class Of $50 children at $3.50
pm. tomorrow In st. Angus
tines Catholic Church, IT'S
Fifteenth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

WIIOoC PICSluCLlL, WdlJcF Z
Reuther, is political anathema
to conservative Republicans;
3. There was ill-will anc
violence on both sides in the
strike, from which a good deal
of malevolence has stopped
over into the committee;
4. The militant JAW is COM
fronted by a Sternly con-
sentative old-line adversary in
the Kohler Co.
Behind Schedule
At the conclusion of the third
day Of hearings yesterday
Chief Counsel Robert F. Ken
nedy conceded the unit was
running slow. He did not
specify a reason, but it was ap-
parent a committee split which
delayed start of the hearings
originally scheduled for last
Monday was causing the lag.
More vigorously than ever be-
fore, Senator Goldwater, Re-
publican of Arizona, has been
questioning witnesses concern
ing violence in the streets at
the outset of the strike. Advised
by Republican counsel James
]. McGovern, his own admins
trative assistant Dean Burch
and the Senate Labor Commit
tees minority counsel Mike
Bernstein, Senator Goldwater
has been particularly searching
in his questioning of union"
witnesses.
Officially, there have been
no union" and company
witnesses. as such, though for
practical purposes most testi-
mony has come from persons
whose sympathies lie with one
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Continued From First Pag,
that it should be considered
separately.
This means the Senate.
approved classified employC
pay raise measure will not gC
directly to House-Senate con.
ference, but will have to bt
approved by the House. The
House Civil Service Committee
this week approved an average
IL per cent raise for classified
workers.
The Senate,s action in ap.
proving the classified employC
pay raise as q separate bill was
agreeable to classified employt
union leaders. Had it beer
attached to the postal rate bill
and gone to House Senate
conference, there would have
been no chance to increase the
rs per cent amount in the
Senate bill. House conferee.
could not have insisted on q
higher figure since the House
would have no approved CLASH.
fled pay bill of its own tt
dicker with.
The Senate approved the
12.5 per cent postal employe
pay raise bill amid Republican
predictions that it would be
vetoed. Particularly criticized
was the provision that gives
postal workers in the first five
salary levels-including all
clerks and carriers $240 a
year cost-of- living bonus In
addition to a rs per cent In
crease. ~
Senator Carlson said he is
absolutely confident" the bill
will eb vetoed in this form
even though it contains the
postal rate increases so strongly
sought by the administration.
Retroactive to Jan. 1
The postal pay raise measure
as well as the classified employe
salary bill was passed by q
voice vote, with few Senators
dissenting.
Both the classified and postal
employee pay raise bills would
be retroactive to January /,
1858.
The total cost Of the two
bills would be $737 million q
year. A total of is million
Federal classified and postal
workers would benefit, includ-
ing District Of Columbia CLASH
fed employees, legislative and
judicial personnel, Veterans
Administration medical per-
sonnet and Foreign Service en-
ployes.
The retroactive portion OF
the pay raise would cost an
additional 1857 million for the
rest Of this fiscal year.
In approving the classified
employee pay bill, the Senate
eliminated the provision which
would have restricted Federal
agencies to filling only one out
OF three personnel vacancies
until q 10 per cent cut in Gov
eminent Jobs were achieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01
Reception for Shapiro

DR.. Judah Shapiro, national
director Of the B'nai Birth
Hillel Foundations, will be hon.
ored at a reception at 3 pm.
tomorrow in the George WASH
ington University Hillel House,
2129 F street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01
West to Press Russians
For Arms Talks NUN.
BY the Associated Press

The United States and its allies decided
Russia to disarmament talks In the United
tons despite Soviet threat to boycott such meetings
Diplomatic officials who disclosed this yesterday said the
Russians would be asked to attend meeting In New York
the 25naton disarmament commission
TO set the stage for this Allied diplomats reported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

DalmaciJa. U Amei'ilsu j. dosao
kao nladic godine 1910. U kansa
City, kans. Ozenio Sc je godine
1911. sa Stana Lubic u tom braku
su imali sestero djece, dvije kceri
cetiri sina.
Po zanatu je bio zidar radio je
ma vidnim mjestin1a u KANSAS Ci-
ty. Kars. Pokraj naseg odsjeka
bio 10 clanom 'raznih crkvenih or
ganizacija, te drugih mjesnih drus-
tava zidarske unije broj 21.
LA sebe je ostavio ozaloscenu
suprugu Stana; tri sina, Michael
Joseph William; dvije kteri, Mrs
Lille r. Stretton, svi Kansas
City, Mo-, te jednog zeta, 'tri ne
vjeste, 10 unucadi, troje praunuca-
di i wise druge rodbine.
Pokojnikovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je
polozeno ma odar u Melody McGil-
ly Eylar Funeral Home, gdje su ga
prijatelji dosli pogledati. Odar mu
je bio oSicen lijepim vijencima
cvijeea cd rodbine. / prijatelja. Po-
greb Sc je obavio ma %. novembra
uz crkvene obrede, u Cathedral
Immaculate Conception 10 sati Il
jutro sa tri svecenika, koji SUI od-
sluzii misu zadusnicu. Zatim je po-
vorka krenula ma Mt. Calvary Ce-
metery Kansas City, Kans.
Neka je MENU lahka crna zem-
liza u kojoj vet pociva, q njegovim
nase iskreno saucesce.
Stjepan Sochen, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
TESkA PL0YIDBA

Sovjetski brod "Koopera-
cija", koji nosi opremu "a So
vjetsku Istrazivacku B azu
Mirnij ma Antarktiku i kojim
putuje II tn bazu 166 ucenja-
ka, uplovio je pred neko
vrijeme u Capetown. Kako je
izjavio zapovjednik broda -
putnici posada prezivjeli su
vrlo teske e trenutke u toku
svoje plovidbe cd Kalinjin-
goroda - il koga je brod is
plovio 81 dana ranije -- do
Capetowna.
U toku citavog tog dugog
putovanja brod je plovio pc
burnom vremenu ljuljao sc
i valjao ma valovima.
Brod nosf pet sneznih trak-
tora- a-tenkova( novi pronala-
zak sovjetskih inzenjera) ko-
il podsjecaju ma tenkove sto
Sc upotrebljavaju u ratu. Ma
brodu sc takodjer nalaze die
lovi i motori "a avione. Inace
"Kooperacija" plovi "a ledo-
lomcem COB, komandnim
brodom sovjetske antarktic-
Ike ekspedicije, koji je tako-
djer ma svom putu "a Ant
arktik navracao u Capetown
i il MEGA otplovio "a Mirnij
mjesec dana ranije.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
MOLIMO ISPRAVAK

Sudbury, Ont, Can. - U Ia
jednicaru cd IL. marca Q. g. izisao
je dopis o pokojnom bratu 1vanu
Katarincic, clanu odsjeka broj 793
HBZ., koji je umro 80. decembra
1857. U istom dopisu nije ozna-
ceno gdje i kada Sc je rodio, kao
i koga liza sebe ostavlja, sto owl
me sada cinimo.
Pokojni brat Ivan katarinGic je
rodjen godine 1895. u selu Jaskovo,
kotar Karlovac, Hrvatska. U Ka-
nadu je dosao godine 1880. to II
Montreal, bas u ono vrijere kada
je vladala najteza besposlica. Ia
mo je ostao oko dvije godine / po-
slije toga Sc doselio Sudbury,
gdje je ostao sve do svojeg zad-
Meg casa. Mirno udobno je ziNo
81 svojom obitelji.
la sebe ostavlja ozalostenu su-
prugu i cetvero djece, diva sina I
dvije kceri. Sin Mike je u Wind
soru, a Pavao familijom ovdje
u Sudbury; kcer Ljubicu i zeta
Ragus, 1 cetvero unucadi sH ov-
die u nasem gradu. staroj do
n1ovir1i kcer Stefaniju zeta Gre
deli, kao dvije unuke / jedno pra-
unuce, te mnogo druge rodbine.
Prijatelj obitelji.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
KATHERINE KOSTRIC

Detroit, Mich. DruStvo 10
RAJ, odsjek broj 351 HBZ. javlja
zalosnu West, da je IL svojih re-
dova izgubio dugogodisnju clani-
Gu, sestru Katherine kostric, koja
je umrla IL. januara 1858. Ii kuci
svoje kcerke Madeline Vukobratic
u Gary, Indiana, kojom je zivila
polovicu vremena cd godine 1850,
a polovicu vremena mladjom
kcerkom Mary Fletcher Detroit,
Mich.
Pokoina sestra Katherine Kos
trio. djevojacko ime Medic, rodje-
ma ie godine 1876. u selu Stubalj,
kotar Kostajnica, Hrvatska. Dosla
je u Ameriku k svome suprugu
godine 1911. II Kewanee, III. Ina
ii SUI osmero djece, dvoje umrlo II
starom kraju, a sestero je jos Ii
viii. Diva sina je dovela sa sobom,
a cetvero je rodjeno ovdje IL Ame-
rici. Ostala je udovica godine 1920.
sa sestero jos nejake djece, lsoje
je odgojila sa pomocu diva starija
sina, Andrew Nick. Godine 1926,
lIad je auto industrija pocela SO
siriti preselili su Sc Detroit,
Mich. tn svi danas live.
Primila je svete sacramento par
dana prize smrti. U ponedjeljak,
13. januara tijelo je bilo izlozeno
kod naseg pogrebnilsa Lach &
Stihnovich u Glen Park Kapeli.
Clanovi crkve sv. Josipa pjeva-
cki zbor iSte crkve prijateljima
i znancima su joj iznnolili krunicu.
Istu vecer tijelo je bilo poslano
II Detroit. Mich, bilo izlozeno
kod pogrebnika Desmond & Nc
Innes kroz diva dana, IA. i IS. ja-
nuara. Odar joj je bio okicen mno-
gobrojnim vijencima cvijeta pla-
cenim karticama "a svete mise cd
roda prijatelja, medju kojima Sc
je isticao krasni vijenac naseg
odsjeka 351 u znak zadnje pocasti.
U sriiedu ma vecer, Is. januara
velec. FIR. Victor Rogulj je izno-
lio krunicu prijateljinla / rodbi-
nom, koji su.posjetili pokojnicu. U
cetvrtsll, 16. januara u 8 sati u
pratnji rodbine uzih prijatelja,
tijelo je prevezeno crkvu sv. Je-
ronirna, gdje je velet. FIR. Victor
Rogulj odsluzio svetu misu zadus-
nicu. Zatim ,su diva sina Andrew /
John ma vlaku otpratili tijelo u
Kewanee, III. u petak u jutro IT,
jelo je opet bilo izlozeno u kapeli
Canaugh, da ju kumovi znanci
jos jednom vide. U 8 sati Velet.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
Ia crkvu svetog Jurja

Calumet, Mich. - Ia crkvu
svetog Jurja Iezeranima, da-
rovali u Calumetu okolici kako
slijedi:
U Calumet, Mich, Nick Ser
itch. $25.OO; John r. Rayn, IS.
90; Joseph Mihelcic, $500; Rev.
Fidelis Fajt, $500; Matt Shultz,
$500; Charles Slivac, $1.5O.
Po S1.OO: Blaz Majneric, Jo-
seph Dragman, George Strucel,
Emil Bouley, Maria Boric, Tho
mas Stiglic, Anton Stiglic, John
Star.
U Ahmeek, Mich. Gabriel
Chopp, $500; Luka Pavlovic.
$500.
Ukupnu svotu cd $3.50 sab
rao Nick Scrtich i poslao ma zup-
nj ured, odnosno ma zupnika Al
bina Kordica, posta Jezerane, Hr-
vatska, Jugoslavija.
Svima koji su darovali najljep-
sa hvala cd Boga plaza.
Nick Sertich, Calumet. Mich.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

Branford, Conn. - Odsiek 1902
ovime javlja zalosnu vijest prija-
teljima, znancima cjelokupnom
clanstvu HBZ.. da je nakon odulje
bolesti kod kute, te nakon par
mjescci u bolnici ma 81. januara
owe godine premirulo mas mnogo-
godisnji Clan. brat Josip Prahovic.
Pokojni brat Prahovic je rodjen
u selu Kamanje, opcine Ozalj kraj
Karlovca. Bilo mu je 73 godine.
U mas odsjell je pristupio 1904.
godine, te nakon l1raceg boravka
ovdje povratio sc rodni zavicai,
gdje sc ozenio sa Antonijom Lu-
gar povratio Sc ovamo skupa sa
svojom mladom zenom, gdje su
odmah oboje stupili mas odsjek
a tako u HBZ. Tu su odgojili
diva sina pet kceri, a koji su svi
clanovi naseg odsjeka HBZ. sa
svojim obiteljima.
Ia svoga clanovanja pokojni
brat bio je vrlo aktivan Il nasem
odsjeku. kojem je obnasao raZne
casti bio predsjednikem wise 60
dina. Da je bio mnogo cijenjen i
postwar vidjelo Sc je "a vrijeme
onih 'dana, dok je njegovo mrtvo
tijelo lezalo ma odru, gdje su ga
w njegovu obitelj rodbinu, ta-
kodjer dosli pogledati nlnogi cla-
novi. znanci prijatelji. koji mu
odar okitise brojnim kitama Vi
iencima cvijeca, medju kojima Sc
je isticao krasni vijenac naseg
odsjeka znak zadnje pocasti svo-
me aktivnom clanu / bivsem od-
borniku.
Ovom prilikom u ime sveukup-
nog clanstva naseg odsjeka mi IL
razujemo njegovoj suprugi, te ST.
novima kcerima, kao svoj rod
bini nase iskreno saucesce, a ME
mu. nasem pokojnom bratu Josipu
neka je slava pokoj vjecni.
Mato r. Bclanit, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

Gu izgubio svoga starog dugogo-
disnjeg clana, brata Matu Grgu-
RIGA. koji je svoju staracku pie
menitu dusu zauvijek ispustio u
kirksville Hospitalu ma 4. febru-
ara 1858, ciju sliku ovdje donosi-
mo.
Mrtvo tijeIo pokojnog brata CIR
gurita bilo je polozeno ma odar u
pogrebnom zavodu Dee Riley
Funeral Home. te bilo okiGeno
brojnim vijencima cvijeta znak
zadnje pocasti. Tu u pogrebnom
zavodu bila je izmoljena krunica
ma 6. februara, u 1850 u veCer "a
pokoj njegove duse. Drugi dan ma
7. februara u jutro krenula je Ia
losna povorka Cd pogrebnog zavo-
da do st. Rose Church. gdje je
odsluzena misa zadusnica po Rev.
Father Alvin l.. Herber, zatim
do Novinger Cemetery. gdje je
njegovo mrtvo tijelo predano maj
ci zemlii ma vjecni pocinak.
Pokojni brat Mato Grguric bio
je sin Tome Marie (Majnarit>
Grgurit, rodjen Jugoslayiji 60
dine 1875. Takodjer je bio ozenjen
u Jugoslaviji godine 1901. S Jo-
sephine Angelina Skinder.
la sebe ie ostavio svoju su-
prugu, Josephine; sest sinova,
Frank Decatur, ILL.,, John Jo-
seph oba u st. Louis, Mo-, Jake,
Anthony Melvin Novinger; dvi-
lie kceri. Mrs. Anna .Radosevich |
Mrs. John (Victoria) Brozovich u
Joliet. Ill.,; jednu sestru. Mrs.
Frances kruljac Bellingham,
Wash, 33 unucadi
Brat Grgurit je dosao II ovu
zemlju godine 1902, i to najprije
u Centerville, Iowa, a u Novinger
je dosao godine 1908. U svojim
mladjim godinama radio ie ug-
ljenim rudokopima, a poslije toga
zivio je ma svojoj farmi sjevernc
cd Voningera. Pokraj naseg od-
sjella broj 273 HBZ. bio je clanon
/ j crkve st. Rose II Novingerli.
Neka je bratr Matt Grguritu
lahka crna zenlja kojoj vet po-
civa, a njegovoj suprugi djeci. L.
nucadi osta]oj rodbini nase is
kreno saucesce. Slava mu pokoj
vjecni. 4E .i,.......... .-..
Prijatelj ObiteIji.
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IVAN KOJUNDZIc

Portland, Greg. Odsjek 1870
HBZ. javlja clanstvu prijateljima
zalosnu vijest, da smo sa smrcu
izgubili naseg dugogodisnjeg cla-
ma. Ivana Kojundzica Landric) i,
koji je nakon duze bolesti ispustio
svoju patnicku dusu ma 80. pro-
sinca 1857.
Pokojni Ivan rodjen je godine
1887. selu Police, kotar Imot-
ski, Dalmacija. Dosao je Ane-
riku 1909. godine Charlton, Pa,
te je nakon dolaska prestupio IL
odsjek 24S HBZ.. U Portland,
Oregon je dosao 1925. godine sa
prestupnom listom pristupio u od-
sick $50, kojem je bio vjeran
clan 1 vrsio svoje clanske dunno
sti tocno sve do svoje smrti.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnikovo bilo Je
izlozero u pogrebnom zavodu Hen
nessey Goetch and MCGEE, gdje
su ga nnogi znanci dosli pogleda-
ii. da mu iskazu zadnju pocast.
Mas odsjek je ma njegov odar po-
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bolestu. Pokojni brat je bio jako
dobre nirne naravi, te dobar
aktivan clan j puno godina clan
naseg odsjeka, Ciju sliku ovdje do
noSimo.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnog brata bilo
je izlozeno ma mrtvackom odru Il
pogrebnom zavodu Symington, sa
puno lijepih vijenaca 1nedju koji-
ma je bio vijenac odsjeka 648.
Ma %. jan. u 10 sati ie krenula
zalosna povorka cd pogrebnog "a
voda II crl1vu Holy Name, gdje je
bila odsluzena Sv. Misa "a pokoj
njesove duse.
Mad otvorenim grobom procitao
je nadgrobno slovo odsjecni tai
mix.
Pokojni brat Nikola Bogdanit je
dosao u ovu zemlju godine 1912.
Ii zadrzavao Sc najvise Il North
Ontario / radio je najvise po zlat-
MIN rudokopima.
LA sebe ostavlja ozaloscenu su-
prugu Mrs. RoZaiija Bogdanit
kcerku Mary Bogdanit. Pokojni
brat ina dvije sestre u starom
ltraiu. ostale rodbine. te bratica
u Timmens-u Nikola Bogdanit te
!. rodbine Welland-u U. S. A.
4 u ime sveukupnog clanstva ma
Seq odsjeka 64s Fl. B. a.. mi ovime
! izrazujemo nase bratsko saucesce
suprugi kcerki Bogdanic. a po-
! kojnom bratu zelimo lahku grudu
zemlie da mu svijetli vjecna svi-
jetlost.
Rczo Cooler, tajnik.
Zahyala. - Ovim putem Sc 3eli-
mo zahvaliti svoj nasoj rodbini i
priiatcliin,a, ]Ioji SUI mas u nasim
tesl1im casovima tjesili u svemu
nam pomogli. Hvala svima onima
koji su okitili njegov odar vijen-
Gina cvijeta i l1oji SUI poslali kar-
tice platili sv. mise "a pokojnog.
Nasam pokojnom suprugu ocu
neka ic slava pokoj vjecni.
OzalosGena supruga
Rozalija Bogdanic kcerka
Mary.