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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

Association chose it for Ma
tional Library Week. which
starts today.
They can present some inn
pressive evidence that so far
as books are concerned. most
Americans are fast asleep.
But they would have a hard
time proving stheir point In
Washington. For the Nations
Capital is as much a center Of
books as it is of politics.
The head of the Districts
public library system, Harry
N. Peterson, states fatty that
s'readers are wide awake"
II Million Books ON Shelves
Available statistics here seem
to back him up.
The Library of Congress,
with more than II million
books and pamphlets. dwarfs
all other Libraries in this coun-
try. It is, in all probability, the
worlds largest library.
According to its reference de-
partment, there are 248 other
libraries in the District. too,
These range from the Fran
ciscan Monastery Library. open
to men only. to the National
Paint. Varnish and Lacquer
Association Library.
The list includes the public
library. governmental and de-
partmental libraries. and uni
versity libraries. It also en-
braces q library on women's
rights and one on New Zealand
history and culture. In short.
1t covers just about every con-
ceivable type Of subject.
S2.2 Million Books Read in Year
The goth edition of the
American Library Directory
takes is pages to list all the
libraries in Washington. New
York is the only city which
needs more pages. 1t has 20
pages because the list includes
many private business libraries.
Neither Mr.. Peterson nor
anyone else knows how many
books the average Washing
tonian read last year. But Mr..
Peterson does know that the
Districts library system lent
out slightly more than 90 mil
lion volumes between June 1856
and June 1857.
It was an increase of more
than 10000 from the previous
year.
Each year there's a stable
Jump in circulation" Mr.. Peter
son says, although usually it
isn't quite that much"
Books Read Mostly by Educated
Why do Washingtonians like
to read?
The librarian quotes the find-
ings Of DR.. Henry c. Link and
DR.. Harry Arthur Hopf: MANY
factors induce people to read
books, but the underlying in
duence among all these seems
to be formal education. The
higher the education, the
greater the frequency with
which books are read"
Half the local residents have
completed high school, he
points out, and 68,115 have
college degrees. This. educa-
tional record is considerably
better than cities of comparable
size, such as Boston, Cleveland,
st. Louis and Baltimore.
Other statistics. made on a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

national level. indicate that
Washington is anything except
typical in its book-conscious-
ness.
In q recent Gallup poll. for
instance. only II per cent Of
those interviewed were reading
any book at the time.
Only Fifth Use Libraries
Other frequently-quoted facts
include:
. One-half Of the adults in
this country live within q mile
Of some public library. but only
one fifth of them visit 1t.
. The English read three
times as many books as Amer
leans.
Sweden. on a per capita
basis, has more than 10 times
the number of public libraries
than this country.
. Only IL per cent of the
new houses constructed in the
past decade have built-in book
cases.
Such facts as these helped to
convince the American Library
Association and the National
Book Committee to sponsor this
first National Library Week. the
theme Of which is "For a Bet
ter ; Read. Better Informed
America"
Programs Throughout US.
Enthusiasm for the week Is
running high. reports Miss Lu-
cile M. Morsch. ALA president
and deputy chief assistant IL
brarian at the Library of Con.
gress. 1T can't help having
some effect" she says.
The program for the week
will of1icially start this after
noon in New York City with a
ceremony on the steps of the
public library there. Then it
will be carried on in virtually
every community in the United
States. s.
Among the more unusual
features:
Pat Boone, Ed Sullivan,
Henry Fonda and other celeb
rites have recorded special
spot announcements to be
broadcast on radio stations
throughout the country.
A Texas trucking concern
will place banners proclaiming
National Library Week on all
its trucks.
Library Float in Parade
The Philadelphia Public Lii
brary will have an operating
branch in q local Sears Roe
buck & Co. store.
The Boston Public Library
will have . float in tomorrow's
st. Patrick's Day parade.
Miss Morsch doesn't &c
quite as far as Mr.. Peterson
but she does feel that the
American people have started
to wake UP to the Importance
Of books.
mo one dreamed that the
renascence of the egghead
would occur so dramatically as
it has in recent months" she
says. "All of a sudden, the
man carrying a book or seen
reading one on subway or
train is marked as a man Of
distinction"
She attributes this in part to
people "being rudely shaken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
Book Week Urges DC.
To Wake Up and Reed
BY ANDREW BINGHAM
star STAFF Writer

Afour-word slogan will be popping all Washington
this week.
insult local residents but it carries
for most of the country
The slogan is wake Up and Read"
The National Committee and the American Library
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

fair next Monday through
Thursday at the school. Pro-
.ceeds of the fair will go to the
schools Parent Teachers Asso-
citation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
Mckinney Book Fair

The McKenney Hill Elemen-
tary School on Hayden drive in
Silver Spring will have a book
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
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Evening star., 1958-07-13
Dr.EisenhOwer
Is Greeted
In Panama

PANAMA, July II R.-Dr.
Milton S. Eisenhower arrived
in Panama today, his first stop
on a good win and fact-finding
mission In Latin America.
The brother of President
Eisenhower arrived at Tocumen
Airport In an Army Constella-
tion plane at 6:55 pm. (EDT).
Foreign Minister Migeul Mo-
reno. jr., welcomed Or. Eisen-
hover as "the authentic rep
resentative Of understanding
and good will which have char
acterized" his brothers actions
in the international field.
In reply. DR.. Eisenhower re-
called that he accompanied the
President to the Panama meet
ing Of American presidents two
years ago.
Il return today at my broth
er's request" he said, ito see
If l can gain through informal
discussions with you leading of
ficials and other groups Of Pam
amanians a greater apprecia-
tion Of some Of the continuing
problems which beset our
neighbors in Panama and Gen.
trail america.
"I come 10 you with an open
mind and a hand outstretched
In sincere friendship"
A crowd Of about 200 men
and women at the airport gave
him a cordial reception.
The reception DR.. Eisenhower
gets during his 21-day tour of
six nations and Puerto Rico
may test the state Of United
States relations in the area
after the strains revealed by
the Latin America tour Of Vice
President Nixon in May. Hon
duras. Costa Rica. Nicaragua.
FL Salvador and Guatemala are
the other countries on the tour.
A student union here turned
down an invitation from the
United States Embassy for a
delegation of five students to
meet DR.. Eisenhower Monday
at the embassy residence.
The student president, Carlos
Arellano Lennox, instead sent
a cable to DR.. Eisenhower invit-
ing him to sit down and talk
with them at the National Uni
versity. He said the students
don't want to engage DR.. Eisen-
hover in a debate but insisted
If there is a meeting it must be
on university grounds.
He added that the students
would guarantee DR.. EiSenhow-
er's safety within the university
premises and allow him to bring
any security guards he wants
except members of Panama's
national secret police or the
National Guard. The students
have been feuding with ths
government since police put
down student demonstrations
IN May against school adminis-
trative policies.
Within two hours after his
arrival, DR.. Eisenhower sent q
message to the student pres
ident politely but firmly re-
jecting the invitation to meet
In the university. He reiterated
his own bid to meet a student
delegation at the embassy.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
District Names
Bows Club Week

The District Commissioners
have proclaimed today through
July q Metropolitan Police
Boys Club Week" in connec-
tion with the annual member
shin campaign of the club.
The Commissioners urged
Washington citizens ito support
in every possible way" the ac-
tivities of the organization
which was founded "a years
ago.
The Boys Club Week focuses
special attention on the "give
a buck" drive now under way.
Contributions may be made at
all police stations and hundreds
Of filling stations throughout
the District.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Handsomely rubber Chairs luxurious rubber Sofas
eecatching Sectona You've them admired them
probably wished could living with such beauties
budget could afford Now Julius Lanbughs great floor sample
sale affords opportunity do tal We show here just few
of the outstanding values you'll find both L. Stores
Styles and fabrics for but early for best selection
No mail phone Gods No lay.aways All sales final
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Both Stores Open Monday Night Until

Button-tufted flair arm. Nodded
foam cushions. Super sagless
bottom with hand-tied coils as
sure lasting trouble-free service.
Rich, impressive fabric.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Save 500! Carved Louis XIV Sofa

Fine quality piece in the true ira
dition of Louis XIV design. Solid
fruitwood carved frame. Tuxedo
style arms. Green velvet cover.
downtown store only.)
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Modern 3-piece corner grouping
by nationally famous Rowe in
cluded in this clearance sale. Solid
foam cushions. Fine detailing.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Save 800! 1856 Sectional

Right, left, and curved center
sections, all with 1000 foam rub
ber cushions. Luxurious in both
comfort and appearance. Blond.
finish legs.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

In decorative beige fabric. Has
foam T-cushions with tie downs,
foam loose pillow backs. Also,
foam upholstered arms. Skirt
trim. downtown store only.)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

Golfers, w. Va. - Charles
i Frances Puskaric su nedav-
no bill ugodno iznenadjeni,
kad su i'm sinovi, kceri, ze-
tovi i snahe priredili proslavu
50-godisnjice bracnog zivota.
Slavic je odrzano ma malom
zemljistu njihove unuke Mar
lene. Bio je prisutan velilzi
broj rodbine, prijatelja i zna-
naca il w. Va, Ohio i Penn
sylvanije. Sliku nasih svecara
ovdje donosimo, da i'll vide
rodbina, clanovi prijatelji.
Njihov bracni zivot, koji .je
poceo 1907. u rudarskom ma
selju drzave Pennsylvania -
gdje su proveli skoro saw svoj
zivot u rudarskim naseljima
iii ma farmi, dao i'm je 8 die
ce, 18 unueadi 5 praunucadi.
Charles i Frances Puskaric
SUI rodom IL okolice Ogulina.
Sestra Puskaric je clanica od-
sjeka broj 523 H.B.Z. u War
wood, w. Va. zelja je svih da
pozivu jos m ogo ugodnih
godina.
Prijatelj obitelji.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
APPEL ma miesfane il seIa
MoIata

Sacramento. Calf. Dragi
moji mjescani liz sela Molata!
Divine yam mozem javiti, da
sam primila pismo cd naseg zup-
nika Don Marian Magas, tako-
djer cd naseg svima poznatog
seoskog glavara Petra Barani-
ca. Oni mole sve mas Molacane
u America, da i'm pomognemo
koliko mozemo da mogu dovrsiti
zapoceti popravak crkve. S ma
som proslom pomoci, koju smo
i'm poslali, popravili su crkvu
izvana, a "a popravak iznutra
nije i'm dosta ostalo. Ono sto
i'm je ostalo stavili SUI ma sted-
nju. ali nemogu proslijediti S
daljnjim radon bez nase pomoci.
Stoga dragi moi mjescani, ia
sam s mojim muzem posietila
starr kraj, pax smo vidjcli ma
nase oci. da crkva slabo izgleda,
osobito iznutra slabo pogibelj-
no. Zato sjetimo sc nase crkve,
gdje smo mnogi cd mas primili
krstenje, a mnogi cd mas smo
Sc u Moi vjencali. Da padnc
krov cd crkve bila bi "a sve mas
sramota. Pa cato vas sve mo-
linn, da sc svi damo ma rad IL
cinimo svaki koliko mozemo. ia
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

Gary, Ind. Skoro cemo
imati primarne izbore i u ko-
jima trebamo glasovati "a do
bre candidate, bilo to "a one
koji Sc po prvi puta natjecu,
iii "a one koji su vec na polo
zajima i zele ponovni izbor,
kao sto je Hon. Anthony B.
Roszkowski, sudac cd. Lake
Superior Court, Room 4, Ga
ry, Lake County, Indiana.
Sudac A. B. Roszkowski je
na svom casnom polozaju JOS
cd godine 1851, kojeg ,ie W.
sio ma zadovoljstvo svega ma
roda II ovom nasem kotaru,
razumije Sc u suglaspl "a
kona i odluka sudova, naro-
cito sto Sc je odnosilo na ME
govo odjeljenje. Njegov prvi
termin Sc skoro istice on ze-
Ii da bude ponovno izabran
"a isti polozaj. Prema tome
on Sc nat.iece u dolazecim pri-
marnim izborima trazi cd
naseg hrvatskog naroda, od-
nosno cd onih koji imaju pra-
vo da glasuju, da glasuju "a
NIGGA "a isti polozaj kojeg i
sada ina.
Posto Sc je sudac Anthony
B. Roszkowski kroz zadnjih
osam godina pokazao vrlo do
bar ma svom polozaju. Tako-
djer on Sc je pokazao ,kao W.
Ii prijatelj hrvatskog naroda
u ovom kotaru. Izmedju Pc
torice cinovnika, koji rade Il
njegovu odjeljenju, dvo j j c a
su naseg hrvatskog poriiekla.
Stoga brace sestre, kao
svi Amerikanci hrvatskog po.
rijekla u nasem kotaru, cd
moje strane ia ma vas. sve
apeliram, da u dolazecim pri'
marnim izborima damo svo..
glas "a ponovni izbor sudcs
Anthony B. Roszkowski.
John M. PavIovic, cIa1
odsjeka br. ITO HBZ
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

"a jednu briku u vasem Do-<
mu; citao sam Tvoj dopis, a
RADIO citam i F. Tadejevc pri-
ce o Russelu, pax me pod
sjeca ma nasu mladost, ,ier ic
tako kod mas nekad bilo.
Molim Te, nemoj metnuti mo-
.je ime, vec samo metni Starr
pretplatnik radnicke no,ine".
- Citao sam list diva puta,
jer je pisan sa jedne i druge
strane drhtavom rukom, sto
pokazuje i koliko je meni po-
znato, da SUI to starci izme-
dju IS i 7S godina, pax kad
sam JOS jedanput pogledao
na eek (P.M.OD, vjerujte mi,
da mi je kanula suza ma ru-
ku i kod toga sam pomislio:
"Evo start ljudi, iskrena i
prava hrvatska dusa IL dru-
gog mjesta druge drzave,
salju pomoc "a gradnju Do
ma u Detroitu, a nasi vlastiti
clanovi, osobito oni, koji bi
mogli da pomognu wise nego
ova stara braca iii mi start
penzioneri ovdje. ostaju gluhi
ma sve nase noble i apele "a
pomoc" Druge godine odrza-
je Sc konvenciia Hrv. Brat
ske Za.jednice u nasem gradu
i svi gosti kano delegati i
matt ce prilike vidjeti lijepi
Hrvatski Narodni Dom, lloje-
ga su sagradile sa svojim
drhtavim starackim rukarla
braca kano sto je Supec, mic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
Jayna ZahvaIa

Los Angeles. Calf. - Pred
nekoliko mieseci sam po3ela izi-
gravati rukom Tween krasni
par jastucnica, koje' sam daro-
vala II korist Slovenc Rest
Homo, koji &c Sc sagraditi u
Fontana, California "a stare
clanove clanicc Slovenske Ma
rodne Potporne Jednote. Sreckc
sam prodavala po 25c prodala
sam 300 srecaka, sto je donijelc
$500, koju svotu sam poslala
5. marca 1868. tajnici Eliza beth
Fortuna Il Fontana, Calf. Ma 4.
marca 1853. izvucen jc' sretan
broj 500, kojeg je imala Mrs.
Lillian Lozzini, 1882 w. 10th St,
Los Angeles, kojoj sam prcdala
jastucnice.
OWN putem sc najljepse "a
hvaljujem nasim dobrim zaiedni-
carima, koji su kupili srecke
vecini, nijedan me nije
odbio, time mi pomogli, da sam
uspjela "a dobru i plemenitu
stvar. KAPPA vam dolje nasi do
bri zajednicari!
Bozica NJ. Ruzic, clanica od-
sjeka 1T HBZ. tajnica
druStva 462 SNPJ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
u kEK0LIk0 REDAKA

Ubrzano je putovanje IL
Moskve u Vladivostok. Do
sada je Transsibirskom eks-
presu trebalo 9 dana da bi
prevalio tn udaljenost, sada
&c Sc put prevaljivati "a 5
dana, jer je veci dio pruge
vec elektrificiran.
U K0nigsbergu predan je
saobracaju novi sovjetski te-
levizijski odasiljac. Time Sc je
broj TV-odasiljaca u SSSR-u
povecao ma %.
Pocetkom ovog mjeseca u
kinuta je posljednja konjska
posta u svicarskoj. Mjestan-
ce st. Gallen, koje je jos je-
dino - wise zbog tradicije i
turista - drzalo stara konj-
ska postanska kola 8 postan-
skim rogom i signalima, ma
bavilo je sada postansli auto
mobil.
Pod nazivom "Panonia-eks-
pres" uvodi Sc cd iduce 60
dine novi brzi vlak ma pruzi:
Istocni Berlin Prag Budim-
pesta Beograd Sofia.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

koju svrsava ovog ljeta, a on
da ide ma daljnje studije.
Sestra Katie Il odsjeku ma
lazi svog oca i majku, koji
su dugogodisnji clanovi H. B.
Zajednice, a u Pomlatku O.
stavlja svog jedinog nladjeg
brata George, koji ce kad mu
"a to vrijeme dodje, slijediti
stope svojih roditelja i svoje
jedine seke i doci u redove
naseg odsjeka.
U ime cjelokupnog clanstva
naseg odsjeka, mi ii sestro
Katie klicemo: D bro nam
dosla u nase redove zelimo
ii svaku srecu u tvom budu-
Gem zivotu, q tvoiim roditelji-
ma cestitamo ma dobrom uz-
goju svoje kcerke, i zaista sc
madame da ces biti ma ponos
svojim roditeljima kao ma
ma svima.
Drugi je po re d u mladi
brat Martin j. Pandzic, koji
Sc je rodio 5. novembra, 1910.
u ovom mjestu cd dobro po-
znatih i postovanih roditelja,
oca Stjepana i make Matilde
Pandzic, koji SUI dosli il sta
rog kraja il istog mjesta Sc
10 Drenovci, kotar Ljubuski,
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Herzegovina. Otac je dosao
u ovu zeml.ju 1928. godine, tie
ie dopremio svoju suprugu
Matildu i starijeg sina Pavla
1887. godine u ovo mjesto,
gdje su Sc i skucili. Otac Stje-
pan i sin Pavle oba rade u
zeljeznoi industriji, a Pavle
sc je ozenio i ina svoju fa-
miliju, kao i lijepo gospodar-
stvo.
Mladi brat Martin svrsio jje
pucku skolu sa odlikom, a ia
ko &c isto svrsiti sa odlikom
i High School ovog ljeta, a
poslije toga ici &c u wise sko-
le ma daljnje n a uk e. U od-
sjeku nalazi svoje roditelje,
brata Pavla snahu Rosie, a
u Pomlatku ostavlja tri bra
tame jednog bratica, koji &c
vjerojatno stupiti st o p a m a
svoga djeda bake, oca, maj
ke i strica Martina - kada
vrijeme "a to dodje.
U ime cjelokupnog clan
stva naseg odsjeka, mi ii bra
te MARITIME klicemo: D o b r o
nam doSao u nase redove j
zelimo ii svaku srecu u tvom
buducem zivotu, i da ostvaris
sve svoje namijenjene ciljeve
a tvojim vrijednim i cestitim
roditeljima cestitamo ma TAX
vom vrlo dobrom uzornom
odgoju svoga sina. Zaista sc
madame, da ces biti ma ponos
i diku svojim roditeljima i
mama svima.
X
Treci je po redu mladi brat
Walter j. Culina, koji Sc je
rodio Is. januara 1910. u o.
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0dsjek 579 povetan
Sa dyije move cIanice

East st. Louis, Ill. - Dra-
go nam je javiti veselu West
da Sc je nase drustvo 'Vier-
ne Hrvatice'', odsjek br. $40
H.B.E. povecalo sa dvije no.
We clanice, a koje su kako
sli.iedi:
Prva .ie bila -sestra Nellie
Rose Sudja, koja je vrlo do
bra i vrijedna clanica.
Druga je pax sestra Nor
ma Jean Blazinic, koja je do
sla u mas odsjek IL gnijezda
Pomlatka broj Is. Nasa mia
da sestra Norma Jean je kcer-
ka cd dobrih i vrlo poznatih
roditelja, George i Maxine
Blazinic.
Mi u ime naseg odsjeka po-
zdravljamo obje sestre j do
bro nam dosle u nase redove.
Fannie Malekovich, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
1ragom kapetana Scotia

Gin je svanuo polugodisnji
dan na Antarktiku - %.
oktobra - jedna grupa a.
merickih ucenjaka je krenula
ma proucavanje pokreta ant
arktickog leda, u toku koga
postoji mogucnost da naidje
i ma ostatke kapetana Ro-
berta Scotia i njegovih zlo-
S r e t II in drugova. Americki
konvoj '1edenih macaka" /
"ledenih lasica" popet &c Sc
uz led koji Sc spusta u Ros-
sovo more, stazom kojom su
Scott njegova ekspedicija
krenuli k Juznom polu 1910.
godine.
Posto SUI Scott i njegova
grupa propali u snjeznoi bu-
ri ma svom povratku Pola,
vjeruje Sc da su pokreti leda
polal1o nosili njihove ostatke
k moru.
Ia vrijeme putovanja owe
ekspedicije - putovanja &c
zavrsiti TEX negdje u marcu
owe godine - grupa &C Sc
snabdijevati preko "zracnog
mosta".
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

gov prijatelj i owl u Detroitu,
koji &c posjetiocima moci re-
ci / koju onako po "naski' 0
nasoj inteligenciji, trgovcima
i tvornicarima ovdje njiho-
vol pomoti koju nam pruza-
ju.
Ma %. ozujka odrzao Sc je
banket u pocast Josipova, ko-
.icg ie priredio Zagorski Klub,
koji ie bio veoma dobro po-
sjecen i Cd kojeg je prinos
vrlo d o b a r "a ovo vrijeme
besposlice, a koji prinos je
namjonjen "a istu svrhu "a
koiu sc danas svi klubovi "a
uzimlju, a to ie Hrvatski Ma
rodni Dom. 0 ispadu uspic-
hu Josipovskog banketa pi-
sati &c Sc Cd strane Zagor-
skog Kluba kad svi doprinosi
(koji jos dolaze postomD bu-
du u rukama. ia tvrdo vie
rujem, da ce nasi Zagorci i o.
vog puta odniieti zastavN po-
bjede "a najbolij financijalni
uspjeh. Ma redu je Dalmatin-
ski klub. Licki Klub Pri-
morski Klub, koji svi imadu
vet odredjene svoje dane "a
svoje priredbe Il korist grad
ME.
Uz d bre zelie "a dobar
VAN uspjeh, brace pokra jim
skin klubova, ostanem vas
prijatel.j,
Josip DObrinec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

Welland, Ontario, Can. -
Dana Is. februara t. g. pro-
slavic je svoj So. rodjendan
sa dvoje unucadi brat Mato
Janjac. U isto vrijeme slavic
je njegov unuk Richard 4-ti,
a unuka Katarina 2-gi rodjen-
dan. Rijetko Sc nad.je da bi
djeda unucad mogli slaviti
ovakav dan zajednicki, pa je
oval slucaj "a njih to wise
velicanstven. Njih svih troje
sliku ovdje donosimo.
Brat Janjac bio je tajnik i
pretsjednik odsjeka broj GIT
H.B.Z. "a punih % godina i
kroz sve to vrijeme pozrtvov-
nj radnik ma svojoj duznosti,
! cato mi MENU ovom pri-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

nee Ann Rosentreter, rodjena
je godine 1854. Ona je pra-
unuka nasega vrlo dobro po-
znatoga i dugogodisnjeg "a
iednicara, brata Stjepana Ma
takovica, tako isto i unuka
nasega bivsega i dugogodis-
NIGGA odbornika odsjeka 217,
brata Petra Bilicica. Brat BIZ
licic bio je toliko postwar
kod clanstva nasega odsjeka,
da ga je isto par puta biralo
"a delegate ma konvencije H.
B. Zajednice.
A sada draga n a sa MIA
da sestrico, dobro nam dosla
u redove n Sega gnijezda
Pomlatka i zelimo ii dobro
zdravlje i svaku srecu u two
me buducem zivotu, pa da bi
bila ma ponos tvojim dragim
roditeljima i svima tvojima
koje sam gore napomenuo.
Milos Radulovich, uprav.
gnijezda broj 90 H. B. z.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

prezime je bilo Kucan, koji
su dosli IL starog kraja, otac
Josip il sela Drinovci, kotar
l. ju buski, Herzegovina, a
majka Antonija IL Hreljina,
Hrvatsko Primorje.
Mladi brat Walter svrsio je
pucku skolu odlicno, a High
School, koju svrsava ovog
ljeta medju prvima je u j.
stoj. Kad svrsi High School
u ovom mjestu, onda ide ma
daljnje studije ma University
u Toronto, Ont. U odsjeku
nalazi svoje vrijedne roditelje
i bracu Thomas John, koji
su dugogodisnji clanovi H. B.
Zajednice, a u Pomlatku o.
stavlja mladju sestru Janet,
koja &c vjerojatno kada "a
to vrijeme dodje, slijediti sto-
pc svojih roditelja i brace.
U ime cjelokupnog clanstva
naseg odsjeka, mi tt brate
Walter klicemo: Dobro nam
dosao u nase redove zelimo
ii svaku srecu u tvom budu-
Gem zivotu i da ostvaris sve
svoje namijenjene ciljeve, a
tvojim vrijednim i cestitim
roditeljima cestitamo ma va
ljanom uzornom o d & o u
svoga sina. Zaista sc NADIA
mo, da ces biti ma ponos u
buduce kao sto 81 j do sada
svojim roditeljima i mama
svima.
Joseph A. GlavaS, tai.