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he was caught Sunday night
with q tape recorder in a hotel
room adjoining that Of Bernard
Goldfne's publicity man, Is
pretty rueful over the whole
deal.
He has been living since then
on his unfinished 30-acre
place near Waldorf. Md. sur
rounded by his dogs. goats
pigeons and Shetland pony.
"It was q risk ! took" he told
a reporter. Il got caught and
today I'm q very chastened
man" H esaid he could not
criticize the committee for de-
manding his resignation. There
win be no recriminations," he
said.
First Vacation in 10 Years
Mr.. Shacklette. 4s. is taking
the first vacation he has had
In 10 years as q Government
investigator. A 1887 graduate
Of Harvard Law School, he
started his career as a special
agent for the Farm Security
Administration in 1899 at a
salary Of $1,000.
He went into Army counter
intelligence In World War II,
doing criminal Investigations
returned to FSA briefly and
! then joined the Surplus Prop
erty Board, later the War As
sets Administration, in charge
I Of security for billions Of dol
) lars worth Of property. He
was an investigator for the
General Services Administra-
: ton for eight years before COM
ing to Capitol Hill in January
1857. The salary Of the Job hi
I Just gave up was $4,000.
Baron Shacklette is a mar
who bears little resemblance
! to the popular idea of the gum
shoe. Born in Oakland, Calf
In q middle-cla family anc
: brought up in New York, ht
studied industrial engineering
with the idea of becoming g
! labor management specialist
I He taught school while working
on a masters degree in thai
I field.
Library of Quality
Evidence Of his scholarl!
! ieanings is everywhere in tn.
Z I: six-room remodeled log cabir
s he and his wife built 10 year
4 ago near Waldorf. Ceiling
Z high bookcases contain scores
Z of art books, mainly on Italian
y and French primitive painters
: the complete volumes of thu
& Oxford English Dictionary, thu
I works Of Spengler and Scho'
penhauer and Thomas Mann
: the classics and a few detective
{ stories.
Z The detective stories are hi
wife's. Mr.. Shacklette cur.
I rently is reading his wa,
! through the volumes of ths
! Cambridge Medieval History.
: On the wall are a Roualt re-
production and several Of hi
Evening star., 1958-07-11
PAPERMAN

Continued From First Page
little more than a fresh piece of
her mind.
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postor Tr;n Sueoaetad

Boston Trip Suggested
At one point, Mr.. Goldfine
suggested dispatching Miss
Paperman TO Boston to check
over some old hotel bills. 1t
was in response to a wistful
Evening star., 1958-07-11
GOLDFINE HOTEL PAYMENTS

Following Is the table released BY the House Leeis-
lative Oversight subcommittee showing expenditures
exceeding 5000 BY Bernard Coldne for hotel bills Of
Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams and his family:
Date Place Amount
Evening star., 1958-07-11

miss Paperman. rounding on
him. ''Why don't you bring It
forwardg what's TIE sense Of
handing them out ons at q
tims2"
Evening star., 1958-07-13
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Has sure-Set thermoStat and slide-away
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room area 1-HP., 115-volt model at cool
savingl $500 BTU. capacity.
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whole family Is in the best
OF health.
"The tempo is so different.
There Is no trafic. TV.
canned music blaring and no
problem with tension. ulcers
or trying TO relax.
Not So Far
"But with the trans-Atlan-
tic telephone and jets, I'm
really not very far from a
Job. SO far this year I've
made three trips TO Holly
wood.
Living out Of the country
gives you a different perspec-
tive" Barbara observed.
Things are really so easy
for US over here that it does
something to our sense Of
values"
Barbara talked Of her first
Hollywood contract and how
the studio felt that she should
be made over.
II felt that the makeup
men over-glamorized me at
Paramount. But / was aw-
fully young and / didn't want
to seem unco-operative. So
/ let them.
You hear a great deal
Evening star., 1958-07-13

about charm" she continued,
"but you never find II with
out basic naturalness.
"The people / find charm
ing all seem 10 have a con-
tact with reality, They are
free people who do not ac-
cept ideas without examining
them. They are people with
an aim in life, who try to
think things out. And they
are active people. This is
something quite different
from being busy with mean
ingless activity. No composite
Of charm Is complete with
out a sense Of proportion or
a sense Of humor TO keep the
ego under control" Barbara
concluded.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

BARBARA BEL GEDDES
and there is nothing like
Brussels sprouts or Irish po-
tatoes cooked fresh from the
garden"
Barbara's face lit UP with
enthusiasm as she described
their home in Ireland, out
side Of Galway.
1T is beautiful and so
peaceful there. We have
dayworkers come IN. but I do
all the cooking. The fish
there is wonderful. We eat
well but simply. and the
Evening star., 1958-07-13

for example. has q rolled coll.
lar on q bateau type neck
line. It ties TO one side with
black velvet bow.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Little furs are distinguishing
themselves with. iiattering
open necklines and soft roll
collars. A white mink bolero,
Evening star., 1958-07-13
GLAMOUR IS THEIR BUSINESS
Barbara Bel Geddes
Talks About Eating
BY LYDIA LANE
Mirror Enterprises syndicate

HoLLYwooD-Because Of
her illustrious father. scenic
designer Norman Bel Geddes.
Barbara Bel Geddes grew up
with the idea that some day
she would be part Of the
theater.
''But / never thought I
would have a Hollywood con-
tract" she told me in her
dressing room at CHS while
doing a playhouse 90" seq
ment. Hollywood puts such
an emphasis on beauty. I
never thought Of myself as
belonging to this glamorous
group, I never worried about
not being beautiful, because
I knew that talent was more
important than appearance.
MY parents were divorced
when ] was still young. and at
times l was very unhappy.
When I got depressed I ate
too much and soon / became
overweight. ! didn't realize at
the time that this was psy-
chosomatic. and that my
attempts at reducing were in
effectual because OF my dis
turbed emotions.
II wasn't very consistent
with my diets. I would try
anything anyone suggested.
The more extreme the diet
the more it appealed to me,
because I wanted to get thin
quickly. But I was so hungry
that / didn't stay on one long
enough for it to do me any
good.
Being unable to lose
weight might have become a
serious Illustration with me
If I had not been given the
fat-girl role in a Broadway
play.
Appearance Pays
Even in my teens, I ap-
preciated the part ones ap-
pearance plays, not only with
others but with yourself. /
always had rather nice blond
hair, and ! can remember
keeping it fresh and clean
and knowing that I felt bet
ter when it was properly
dressed
Barbara has a lovely figure
now and ! wanted to know
how she licked her weight
problem.
Il had a struggle until I
married and had a place Of
my own where I was happy.
Then without even counting
calories the fat just slipped
away. After my baby was
born, my figure was better
than it had ever been"
1T is rather futile to try
to treat emotional fat With
conventional diets" I COM
naented.
"Yes, it is" she agreed.
But / do feel that learning
about nutrition is both help
full and healthful. We have
our own vegetable garden,
Evening star., 1958-07-13
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DehumidiFies eiF-meissurs 10 removed!
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screen!
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kGHn's Lon Price
Evening star., 1958-07-13
ABIg Yqwn

Yawning necklines mark so
many fashions right now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
By ANDREW W. BINGHAM

Special Writer for The STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

TEN YEARS ago a pennileSs
i Washington trained priest went
to the leper colony of Tala. "a miles
north of Manila in the Philippines.
Setting up his office in the morgue
and sleeping in an 8xl0-foot clothes
closet, he was determined to do what
he could for the diseased social out
casts living there.
The Rev. Anthony L. Hofstee, o. p,
has done quite bit since then. He
has raised funds to construct 16
buildings, including two churches,
nursery, high school and the only
leper college in the world. And his
operating budget is 5000 a month
The transformation of Tala has
been a real success story for Father
Hofstee, now in this country for
vacation.
But it has been a success story for
others, too-those who voluntarily
have contributed money and other
essentials to the colony.
There is one group in the District
which has played conspicuously i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

portant role in the development of
the leprosarium Called the Friends
of Tala, it has raised over $4,000
for Father Hofstee in the past five
years It has also sent more than
$50 boxes of clothes and books di-
dectly to Tala.
Leader of the group is Mrs. Patrick
A. McKenna, of 1900 Argyle terrace
NV. She first heard of Tala through
an article in the Baltimore Catholic
Review After reading 1t, she wrote
Father Hofstee.
II had to-" she says. Il couldn't
not write him. I suppose it's because
l like comfort myself. and have
great admiration for someone who
can do without it."
She organized the Friends Of Tala
in 1852 Now there are IL active
members and % contributing MEM
bers. All pay dues of 81 a month
and contribute whatever more they
can afford
The active members also put on
an annual rummage sale-the one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12


and others to I'LL their pews
each night. It has been named
the Back to Pew" mdlement.
This is how it works:
A pew is assigned to q mem
Der for a particular night. It
is his job to have 1t filled.
Usually it is assigned to a
Sunday school department
member. When a junior or even
younger student gets the as
signment, he fills the pew with
his mother and father. sisters
! and brothers. uncles and aunts,
grandmother and grandfather
and friends. The system works
quite well. -
Then to this approach an
other naturally has evolved. A
person charged with the task
Of filling his pew one night viii
make a deal with a friend. II
the friend and some of his
group will come to the first
mans pew on. let us say. a
Monday, the latter and his
friends will help fill the for
mer's pew on his night.
In the past this approach
had been used sparingly during
the crusade. but this year the
method has been extended to
every night. The results have
pleased all to date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12

Methodist preacher. He va!
scheduled to deliver the MAR
speech.
THE seat is empty because
all the planes from New York
to Washington were grounded
today due to the fog" Mrs
Tucker explained. "Dr. Sock
man phoned to say he Is COM
ing by train. According to my
watch, his train should have
reached Union Station about 10
minutes ago and he should now
be in a cab somewhere between
the station and here"
Mrs. Tucker just completed
her explanation when the door
to the ballroom opened and DR.,
Sockman walked in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
Communion Listed
At Patterson Event

The Rev. Dominic Rover. OP,
professor Of Sacred Eloquence
Of the Dominican House Of
Studies at Catholic University
will speak at the annual father
son communion breakfast Of
the Shrine Of the Blessed
Sacrament at $50 am. tomor-
row at the Shoreham Hotel.
Preceding the breakfast, the
Rev. E. Carl Lyon. curate Of the
shrine and moderator Of the
Holy Name Society. will cele-
brate a communion mass at the
shrine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
Dr.. Meyer to Play
Orqun at Dedication

DR.. J. Edward Meyer. profess
sor Of church music at Wesley
Theological Seminary. will play
at the 4 pm. service tomorrow
dedicating the new organ In
Andrew : Chapel Methodist
Church, Vienna. Va.
DR.. Roland p. Riddick. SUPER
intendent Of the Alexapdria
District. Methodist Church. and
the Rev. Edward H. Wright,
pastor OF the church, will con-
duct the dedication Of the
organ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
Really Down East

The Rev. j. Davis Goldsmith
Of the Gaithersburg Baptist
Church introduced his guest
evangelist. the Rev. Robert
Mckinney Of Rumford. Me-.
with the comment that the
latter was probably from the
northernmost point Of those at
the crusade.
1T Is 50 far north that they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12

had. l27 inches Of snow this
winter and the temperature
went down to Is degrees below
Zero" Mr.. Goldsmith said.
1--WE brought him here to
thaw out. and also to teach him
how to say 'you-all. u" the local
pastor added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
CothoIic Talk Slated

The Rt. Rev. Mgr. Irving A,
DeBlanc. director Of the Family
Life Bureau, National Catholic
Welfare Conference, will dis
cuss the Parent Child Rela-
tionship" at 8 pm. Wednesday
at st. Thomas More School
Hall. 1873 North Thomas street.
Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
Church PIuns Drive

Russell j. May Of New York,
church finance counsel. will aid
Cleveland Park Congregational
Church Monday through April
20 in planning and directing its
10th anniversary fund project,
The church is at 3400 Lowell
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
Church in St. Morys
To Brock Ground

Members of First Presby-
terrain Church Of st. Marys
County will attend q ground
breaking ceremony for their
new church after the II am.
service tomorrow. The new
site Is in the Town Creek Manor
area. 3 miles north Of Lex
Iington Park, Md,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
Timely Arrival

What must be marked down
as one Of the most opportunt
entrances on record took place
Monday at the YMCA annual
meeting in the Maydowel
Hotel.
Mrs. Charles w. Tucker
president of the group. decided
she had to explain the empty
seat next to her. which was
to be filled by DR.. Ralph w
Sockman of New York. noted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
Still Open

The Rev. James Duncan told
friends at the luncheon he was
going to have q bulletin board
installed before his church, the
Hillandale Baptist Church. with
the statement, I'VE are open
after Easter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
THE HUMAN SIDE OF RELIGION
Promotion Gin1mick
Benefits Crusade
By CASPAR NAMES
RELIGIOUS News EDITOR Of The star

Report luncheons of the District of Columbia Baptist Con-
venon simultaneous eVangesc crusade invariably produce
the campaign and those taking part in It,
The meetings at East Washington Heights Baptist Church
this week provided usual share of these happenings
promotional device used by cergymen
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26
Ia crkvu Sv. Mihalja
U 1umberku, kaIje

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ovdje do
nosimo svote imena darovate-
liza, koji su darovali "a crkvu sv.
Mihalja Il zumberku, opcina !
fara .Kalje, a koji su kako Sill
jedi:
Po $1,000: Rok Draganic, Va
lent Dragan.
Pc $500: Petar Bastasic, Da-
ne Bastasic, Josip Cenin, Flip
Martic, Ane j Ivica Dragan IL
Slapnice, Petar Ljubanovic, Ma
re Rusnov, Petar Dragan, Josip
Radovanic, Katica Delac RADIO
! vanic, Jure Mary Kostelac,
Janko Colaric, Anton Draganic,
Eva Draganic, Aleksa Petkovic,
Petar i Julika Knezevic, Blaz
| Juratovac, Daniel Stake, Malta
Belanic, Jaza Herakovic, Kata
Delisimunovic, Ivan Ana Co
laric, Janko Reza Colaric, Ma
rija Petretic, Jaga Ljubanovic,
Julia Petric, Nick Boich, Rose
Bernardo, Charlie Kuharic.
Po $500: Maria Duale, Luka
Delisimunovic, Grga Delisimuno-
vic, Mike Sintic, Barbara Gun
die, Tom ReSkovac, Milan Male
tic, Mary Opeka, Petar Suntic,
Milka Kecur, Jim / Stella Top
lex, Gera Sinkovic, Jura Zama-
rija, Karlo Vukovic.
Pc $500: Petar Stake, Karlo
Sintic, Sam Juratovac, Petar
Site, Petar Popovic, Tony Ma
letit, Mike | Mary Medek, Dane
Krajacit, Julika Sarlija, Eva
Maglicic, F. Delisimunovic, Joe
i Reza Katern, Petar Strahinic,
Ana Juratovac, Ana Johovic,
Vida Ana Petretit, Ilija Petre-
tic, Marie Svesko, K. Delisimu-
movie.
'Po $1.OO: Janko 1 Eva Site,
John Brentar, Joe Bosnjak, Jura
Stefanac, Ilija Latincic, Makse
Vlasicek, Helen Boyd, Jim Ma
renkovic, Frank Miller, Mike Ju-
ratovac, F. Delisimunovic, Ane
Bastasit, Bencin Girls, Mare De-
anovic, Mary sutej, Mihael Vr-
banjo, Stanley Persin. Sabrano
ukupno 1921.
Svima darovateljima najljepsa
hvala i cd Boga plaza. U ovu
gornju svotu sakupila je $67.00
sestra Ane Colaric IL Youngs-
town, Ohio, cije je djevojacko
ime bilo zamarija.
Sve vas pozdravljaju clanovl
odsjeka IA HBZ,
Rok Draganic, 1176 Norwood
| Road, Cleveland 3, Ohio
Valentine Dragan, 1871 Rem
wood Ave., Cleveland 10, O.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26
JOHN SIGETTC

Milwaukee, Wis. Odsjek 261. -
DIVINE javljamo clanstvu nase Ia
jednice prijateljima, da smo IL
svojih redova sa smrtu izgubili
dobrog clana, brata Johna Sigetic,
koji je umro 2s. septembra 1858.
LA sebe je ostavio rastuzenu
suprugu Theresa, sina Audolfa i
dvoje unucadi.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno ma odru pogrebnom "a
vodu John Schaff. Ma dan pokopa
povorka je krenula cd pogrebnog
zavoda u crkvu Sacred Heart
Church ma 49th w. Wells ST.,
gdje je odsluzena misa zadusnica,
liza toga ma Holy Cross Gene
terry, gdje su njegoW mrtvi ostan-
ci predani majci zemlji ma vjecni
pocinak. Mad otvorenim grobom s
mime Sc je u ime sviju clanova
oprostio procitao nadgrobno slo-
vo mas odsjecni potpredsjednik,
brat Joseph Breber.
Brate Sigetitu, neka ii je laka
ova zemlja u kojoj vet pocivas,
a tvojoj suprugi, sinu unucadi
nase iskreno sautesce.
Andrew Zivcit, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26

bolesti u bolnici preminuo 8. no
vembra 1853, ciju sliku ovdje do
nosimo.
Bio je rodjen 1875. u mjestu
Ravna Cora, Gorski Kotar, Hrvat-
ska. U ovu zemlju je sa supru-
gom dosao 1899, te sc nakon ne
koliko godina boravka u Joliet,
III. doselise u Kansas City, u ci-
joj okolici boravise 40 godina. Pc
zanimanju je bio carpenter te je
vile godina radio "a Missouri Pa
cific zeljeznicu, zatim sam "a Sc
be, q onda sve do pred zadnje
vrijeme bio uposlen po gradskoj
upravi Kansas City, Mo-, kao car
penter.
Supruzi Vidmar, pred 10 godina,
t. ]. 26. augusta 1913. proslavise
ma svecani nacin so godisnjicu
svoga bracnog zivota, sada ma
kon 60 godina, brat Anton rastav-
liza se sa smrcu zauvijek Cd svoje
drage supruge Marie, koja ga O.
plakute So sinovima 1 kcerkama.
Sinovi: Peter, Albert, Paul / Mike
ovdje, Louis Atlantic, Iowa.
Frank u Roseville, Calf; kteri:
Mary, Mrs. Peter Crnkovich, Mrs.
Agnes Gentsch Sophia, Mrs. John
Kovich ovdje, to Victoria, Mrs.
John J. Cadez u Torrance, Calf.
1 IL unucadi i 8 praunucadi.
Mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlozeno u
pogrebnom zavodu Skradski-Stine,
to posjeceno po mnostvu naroda
drustvene brace sestara, rodbine
i prijatelja, koji mu iskazase po-
sljednju pocast 1 darovaSe cvijece
1 svete mise. Medju vijencima ma
odru isticao se je krasni vijenac
nasega odsjeka kao potast svome
ustrojitelju | dugogodisnjem do
beom 6lanr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26
~ZAJEDNICAR"

Ma 6. novembra krenula je la
losna povorka sa mnogo automo-
bila u Kansas City, Mo-, gdje je
odsluzena sveta misa zadusnica u
st. Francis Catholic Church, koje
crkve Holy Name Society je po-
kojnik bio clanom. A nakon mise
ma Mt. Olivet Groblje, gdje je mr.
two tijelo pokojnika predano majci
zemlji.
Brate Antoine, neka ii bude la
hka gruda u kojoj pocivas, bio Ii
pokoj vjecni a cd srane drustva
"Gorski Kotar" obitelji Vidmar ma
se duboko saucesce.
Roman Cop, tajnik.
Zahvala. Ovime Sc najljepse
zahvaljujemo Mr.. Mike Vidmar ,
Mrs. Mary Kay, koji su dosli IL
Ottawa, Ill. da jos jednom vide
svoga strica prisustvuju pogrebu
zahvaljujemo Sc svima onima, ko-
il darovase whence "a svete mise
te koji prisustvovase sprovodu ma.
Seq supruga oca.
Ozalosceni: Mary Vidmar, su.
pruga sinovi kteri.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26
LOKOMOTIVOM IZVUKLI
KONJA

Jedne noci naisao je konj ma
zeljeznicki most sto vodi preko
rjecice Maize, izmedju zeljemi-
ckih postaja Glina Rovisca. Ka-
ko most nije potpuno popodjen,
konj je prednjim nogama upao
u rupu ma mostu. Ma srecu, u
blizini sc nasao cuvar pruge, ko-
j je to primjetio, te je odmah
telefonirao zeljeznickoj postal
u Glini. Odatle ie uskoro stigla
locomotive, pomocu koje je IL
vucen konj IL rupe ma mostu.
Sada ljudi saljivo prepricavaju
tai dogadjaj kazu, kako je to
vjerojatno jedinstven slucaj. da
je lokomotiva morala izvlaciti
konja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26
PRONADJENA KAMENA
SJFKIRA

Prilikom radova ma regulacit
rijeke Came, nedaleko sela Su-
snjara, u sunni zvanoj Jantak,
radnik Djuro Simonovic nasao je
kamenu sjekiru. Sjekira je pro-
nadiena ma dubini cd 2,5 metra.
simunovic je sjekiru predao sko-
Ii, a nastavnici &c Sc pobrinuti da
saznaju, kolika joj je vrijednost.
Ma radiliste uskoro dolaze bull
dozeri, pa 81 radnici upozoreni,
da pripaze ma eventualne nalaze.
(Ba).
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26
IVAN CVETIC

Calumet, Mich. - Odsjek AZ
"Sveti Ivan Krstitelj", ovime dale
do znanja svemu clanstvu HBz
prijateljima diljem Amerike l ka-
made, da smo smrcu izgubili du-
gogodisnjeg clana, brata 1vana
Cvetica, koji mas je zauvijek osta-
VIC dana 2. oktobra 1858.
Pokojni brat Cvetic je rodjen
godine 1886. u selu Lukovdol, Sc
verin ma Kupi, Hrvatska. U ovu
zemlju je dosao u svojoj mladosti
i pristupio je u mas odsjek godine
1905. i bio je vrlo dobar clan. U
svoiim mladim danima obnasao je
drustvene casti, uvijek Sc brinuo
"a odsjek i redovito pohadjao dru-
stvene sjednice.
Brat Cvetic je bio umirovljen
do njegove este godine je RAJ
dio bakrenim rudnicima "a G.
& H. Inc. Takodjer bio je aktivni
clan crkve sv. Ivana Krstitelja.
Ma 4. oktobra, u 10 sati ujutro,
zalosna povorka je krenula cd
Ryan Funeral Home u crkvu sv.
Ivana Krstitelja, gdje je odsluze-
ma sveta misa zadusnica, nakon
toga ma Lake View Groblje, gdje
su njegovi mrtvi ostanci predani
majci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Menu neka je slava / pokoj
vjecni, a njegovim ime sveukup-
nog clanstva nasega odsjeka IL
razavamo nase iskreno saucesce.
Charles Slivac, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26

- OWN putem traAnn
Mary Drvodelis, djevojatko ime
Jelenit. RADIO bi da mi Sc jaw
ako vidi iii cuje "a ovu potragu.
Tako bi isto molila svu bratu
za1ednicare, ako Znadu bilo sto
o istoj, da mi jave ma nize ozna-
cenu adresu bit Gu mnogo "a
hvalna. Mary Cekovic, 339
Park Street, Aliquippa, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26
Srnjak trinaesterdc

Josip Kablaric, lovac iz Ulja-
nika, kotar Daruvar, nedavno je
ustrijelio srndaca sa trinaest pa
rozaka ma jednom rogu sest,
a ma drugom sedan. To je zaista
rijetkost, jer srndaci imaju mai
wise sest parozaka. Kablaric %
spreman, da trofej dostaW Lo-
vatkom muzeju u Zagrebu.