davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
s.S5 to 1925 Lightweight Slack.

262 pairs of wash-n-wear dacron cotton
% ss.ass seas as ss Ss:, :Ra 9s
tans. naturals and browns; pleated
fronts. Sizes 28-42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

(BelotcJ Street Floor, Washington Only
1.S5 and 1.50 NyIOns. Perfect quality; famous
brands: broken size ranges 99c
125 Seamless Nylons Broken size range perfect
quality III 79c; prs. 1.5O
l.3s-Is5 "As Is" NyIOns. Broken size range.
prs. 100
Famous Park Ave. NylOns. Flll-fashioned;
broken size ranges -------------------5 $50
Linens
Street Floor, Washington Only
100 Linen TOaster Covers
loO% pure linen; first quality; guam A0O
titles are limited, so shop Early. 4OC
7.98-l2.98 Quaker Lace Cloths
Slight seconds; assorted sizes; pastel a nm
colors; requires little or no ironing HUI
SiIUeracNre
Street Floor, Washington Only
3OO-59c 10 100 Silver plated Tableware. Nom
matching soup spoons, teaspoons, salad forks and
other pieces --------------------- 25c
6-15.OO Silver plated Combination Dinner
Dishes. Slightly scratched - 7.99"
$500 Carving Set. "Stradivari"; pieces 1850
1-22.sO Steak Set. stanton Hall; sterling
silver II.25"
1000 Stainless Steel Services International
To-day" pattern; 32-piece set service for $500
'Pias Tar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

Infants to Teens Wear

(BeloncJ Girls Wear-Fourth Floor, Washington:
Second Floor, Arlington
Girls 1899 AlI-weather Winter-weight
e-GirIs 1893 White Organdy Dresses Slightly
2O-GirlS' $50 Motor Coats. winter-weight
gabardlne ------------ 500
25-GirIs 2.2s shirts. Cotton flannel plaid
4O-GirIs' 2.sS FIanneI-lined Jeans; corduroy
l2-Girls' 39s Orion SlipOn Sweaters Long
sleeves wee neck .---- $50
(Below) Teens Wear. Fourth Floor, Washing
ton; Second Floor, Arlington
S-Pre-teens' 22.S9 to 1889 Winter Coats 1900
s-Pre-teens' 1888 to $50 Black veIveteen Skirts
or Slim Pants ------- 500
25-2.Ss to $50 Sports Shirts and BIOuses;
teen or preteen 2.29
6--Teens' or Pre-Teens' 5.s9-Ss9 Cotton
s-Teens' or Pre-teens IOs9-l2ss Dresses,
Jumpers ~ 500
l2-Pre-teens' 7.ss Wool skOrtA Grey
flannel 299
4HTeens' 1899 Raincoats. Stripes or solids 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
Kanm'S Pecan DeIiteS
09c n.

Reg. 139 ID. Made Of milk chocolate COW
cred pecans and caramel Pounds only.
Candy-Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

(BeloDJ GloDeS-Street Floor, Both Stores
3S3 Prs. 100000 Gloves
Double-woven fabric gloves in novelty
styles. Beige, black. brown and other IJC
colors: broken size ranges.
SO-Pairs-35O Driving Gloves Double woven
cotton; white, grey, beige or navy; broken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
Notions
Street Floor, Both Stores
lI.08 Storage Chests

Quilted plastic over sturdy wood
frame; attractive drawer pulls: and n NJ
drawer styles several colors to choose OoOO
from.
Street Floor, Washington Only
6-S.9S Rainc0ats; broken sizes
2S-1.OO Snow Chasers -----------------6 $50
1888 Manicure Sets ----------16S
25-1OO Co-Mite: comb cleaner 49,
25-lOO Plastic Utility Baskets --------4 4c
4-S.SS Blue Lustre Cleaner; gallon SIZE 99c
50-1.SS Triple Blanket Bags with Para 49, CSC
50-2.9S Floral Plastic Garment Bags; hold
up to is garments 1,SB
25-2.9S Ironing Board Pad and Cover Set;
fits up to "a" boards ----------------I 59
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

(Belop) Budget Sportsman, Street Floor,
Washington Only
257-2.99 and 3.99 BlOuses Nylon, dacron or cot
ton; stripes prints or solid colors Short-sleeved
or sleeveless Sizes 1898 in group 1.99
1859 NyIOn StOles Long; hand-knotted
fringe; white 2.99
1850 Skirts. Sheath, circular or impressed
peated styles in prints or solids; sizes 1913 2.99
l5O-1.99 and 2.99 Sample Neckwear. White
pique or nylon -----------------.------.1 100
25O--59c Costume Flowers. Pin-ons or
clusters ---------..------. for 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

II OttNtWUktOuS
Second Floor, Washington Only
1855 Discontinued Long line Contour Bras.
White broken size range - 2.99
1856 to 1850 Discontinued TorsOIettes Broken
size range; white ------- 399
2-15.OO Discontinued COrseIettes. Sizes Sc and
Al - 9.99
1855 to 1895 Discontinued COrseIettes. Broken
size range ---------- ------- 4.99
25-ssS Panty Briefs White; S, M or L. 1893
Robes and Lingerie
(BeloUJ RobeS-Second Floor, Washington Only
1-17.99 Hostess Robe. Rayon taffeta with
jeweed button trim ------- 49, 49, --- 500
12-599 and $50 Drip-Dry Brunch Coats Cot
ton; broken size 1888
(BeloW) UndteS-Street Floor Washington Only
$3.50 Drip-dry Cotton Sleepwear. Broken as
25-l99 Nylon PetticOats White; S, M or l.. 1.29
35-299 SIeepwear Rayon and nylOn; Broken
assortment 1893
79c RayOn Briefs. White or pink ST 2 for 100
S9c Nylon TrcOt Briefs. Lace trimmed; sizes ST,
$50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

9-s25 and 3295 Suede Jackets; blouse type, hip
type: small size only -------z- l4SS
36-S.95 to SOS Sleeveless Sweaters 2SS
1883 Sleeveless Sweaters: tan only - 1888
12-1O95 to 1895 Famous make nv Jackets .499
1O-l.95 Ivy League Caps
S-l50 Novelty Belts 1---e-------------29c
2O-1.75 FamOus-make Suspenders
Pass and 395 Swim Trunks -------------.8 Sc
Sleep Shorts ----------------1OO
s-395 Dress Shirts: pastels only LOO
5-25O Wallets -- (plus taxi 100
1S-1.50 Hose; pima cotton nylon-verel- S9c
15-2.99 Cotton Flannel Sport Shirts -------1 100
SITS Cotton UniOnsuits 1890 21S
$50 White-On- White Dress Shirt; soiled 3A
l2-5.95 Dickey Front shirts; mussed 2SS
(BeloW) Street Floor, Arlington Only
7-S25 Famous make Suede Jackets ASS
1885 Sleeveless Sweaters --------------2S S
3-lO.95 and 1885 TV Jackets
II-l95 wv League Cans --------1.29
1888 Cotton Flannel Sport Shirts 100
R295 Sleeveless Sweaters -----1S S
$3.50 Wallets; plus tax .-----------------1OO
SOC Name Handkerchief 1Oc
3-5S5 Ivy League Shirts lS1
The Arizona post., 1958-12-26

which carries out the absorp.
ton of IsraelS immigrants,
reported to the delegates on
the upsurge of immigration
to Israel from East European
countries. For the past few
months Jews have beell ar,
irving in very large numbers
in Israel from an East Europ-
can country which for some
years has kept its doors virtu-
ally closed to such emigra-
tion," he declared.
SPECIAL AWARDS in the
form of silver bound Bibles,
bearing inscriptions of recog-
milton from Prime Minister
David BenGurion of Israel
for their long years of devot-
ed service to the saving and
building of Jewish lives, were
presented to two UJA leaders.
The recipients were Adolph
Kiesler of Denver, reelected
chairman of the UJA national
Campaign Committee, and
Joseph Hoffman of Detroit,
elected as a UJA honorary
chairman.
Besides re-electing Morris
w. BERNSTEIN to lead the
1859 Appeal as UJA general
chairman, the delegates also
elected Joseph Hoffman of
Detroit as UJA honorary ma
tional chairman; Albert A.
Levin of Cleveland as UJA
national chairman; Max M.
Fisher of Detroit and Joseph
NJ Mazer of New York, UJA
Special Fund chairmen; Ro-
bert w. Schiff of Columbus,
O., UJA Big Gifts chairman,
and Melvin DuDinSky of St.
Louis as UJA National Cash
chairman. Other national of
ficerS were reelected.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-26
UJA Seek
Millions For
SpeciuIFUnd

NEW YORK, (JTA)-The
three-day annual national
conference of the United
Jewish Appeal concluded here
with the adoption of a de-
cision to raise a $10O,000,OO0
cSDecial fund for the UJA-
"Over and above" the regular
1859 nationwide u j A cam
paign-to care for thousands
of newcomers pouring into
Israel from Eastern Europe
and to start re-housing 100,-
900 earlier immigrants still
living in make-shift shanty
towns.
More than 1,200 Jewish
community leaders from all
parts of the nation attended
the conference. The delegates
reelected Morris w. BERN
stein to his second consecutive
term as UJA general chair
man to lead its 21st yearly
campaign.
BESIDES VOTING to con-
duct the special fund drive,
the delegates charted plans
The Arizona post., 1958-12-26

to raise the maximum posi-
BILE amount through the regu-
lar UJA to meet the needs of
UJA beneficiary humanitar-
ian agencies requiring more
than S1O5, 100000. Through
both the special fund and the
proceeds of the regular cam
paign, the UJA seeks to pro-
vide urgently needed migra-
ton, reSettlement, rehabilita-
ton and welfare aid to more
than 100000 persons in Israel,
"a other countries abroad and
the United States during 1859.
Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman,
UJA executive vice chairman,
announced that the campaign
now closing had benefited
more than $4,000 Jews in
need throughout the world in
1858. He said the 100000 who
look to the UJA for help in
1859 come under these major
programs:
1. Jewish immigrants COM
ing to Israel from Eastern
Europe. "They have been ar
irving at the rate of several
thousand a month since early
Fall" he said. ''We have no
way of knowing how long
they will continue to come in
such numbers, but we must
be certain that all who can
will get the necessary help"
2. Speeding housing to
move 10000 immigrants out
of makeshift huts.
3. Help provide farm ma
chinery, irrigation, livestock
and power needed to advance
I3O,UOU immigrant farmers IN
Israel-including scores of
thousands not yet fully alb
sorbed, and the orphaned,
aged and handicapped.
4. Help for 100000 Jews in
need in countries other than
Israel-including some $1,000
Jewish repatriates to Poland
from the Soviet Union; more
than 100000 Jews in Moslem
lands, the majority of them
children, and thousands of
Jewish refugees from North
Africa, Egypt and Hungary
still waiting in European re-
ception points for permanent
haVenS.
DIR. DOV JOSEPH, treasur-
er of the Jewish A g ency
The Arizona post., 1958-12-26

2 Arab boycott. The statement
I was issued after a meeting
between representatives of
the Conference and repre-
SentatiVeS of the British Am
erican Tobacco Co. Ltd, and
its Wholly-oWned subsidiary,
Brown and Williamson Tobac-
co Corporation.
AT THE SUGGESTION of
the spokesmen for these COM
panies, the representatives
of the II major Jewish organ
iZationS reviewed the facts
regarding the refusal of their
corporations to sell certain of
their brands to Israel. The
facts, the statement says, are
as follows:
81. Brown & Williamson is
a wholly-owned subsidiary of
British American Tobacco
and manufactures and sells
in this country Viceory,
Kools, Raleigh and other
brands of cigarettes.
so British American To-
bacco owns the right to sell
outside the United States of
America cigarettes bearing
the brand names of Lucky
Strike and Pail Mall. These
two brands are manufactured
for it by Brown & William
son.
"3. The American Tobacco
Company which manufact-
ures and sells Lucky Strike
and Pail Mall cigarettes in the
United States has no cOnnec-
ton with either Brown &
Williamson or British Ameri-
can Tobacco and is in no way
involved in the Arab boycott
program.
"a. British American TObac-
co admits that it has refused
and still refuses to sell its
Lucky Strike and Pail Mall
brands to Israel. Brown q
Williamson has publicly ad-
mitted that the boycott was
imposed because of pressures
from Arab countries and that
they yielded because of fears
that capital investments and
markets in those countries
would otherwise be jeopardi-
Zed.
as. BROWN AND WILL
amison, wholly-owned by Brit
ish American Tobacco, is in
extricably associated with the
decisions of its parent com
pany and therefore shares re-
sponsibility for the boycott.
Sc Brown & Williamson as
serts that it is not anti-JeWlsh
or in any way motivated by
anti-Jewish feeling; we have
never so charged or so be-
lieved and that is not the is
sue here. The sole issue is
the participation by these two
companies in the Arab boy
colt.
"The Arab boycott of Am
is international intim-
idation; it thrives on appease-
ment and capitulation. We are
confident that Americans de-
plore the Arab boycott and
will want to resist this"
The Arizona post., 1958-12-26
Presidents Conference
Clarifies Tobacco Boycott

NEW YORK, (JTA) - The Conference of Presidents of
II major American Jewish Organizations issued statement
of facts the Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corporation
which has been involved in controversy American
firms that have yielded the Arab boycott The statement
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
FRANK GLASSCO

Hamilton, Ont, Can. - Tuznim
srcem javljamo zalosnu West, da
smo izgubili il nase sredine, izne-
NADIA, dobrog prijatelja zemlja-
ka, Franka Glassco (Blagus), koji
je zivio ma svojoj farmi sa svojom
obitelji ma Mount Albion, umro
10. srpnja 1858.
Rodjen je 1892. u Novom Marc
fu, Hrvatska. U Kanadu je dosao
1912. / radio je celicnim indus
trijama pune 80 godine, a poslije
toga kupio 81 farmu ma kojoj je
zivio sve do smrti. Ozenio sc sa
Hrvaticom, Katharine Miller, 60
dine 1928, te u braku su imali
sina Josipa / kcerku Katharine.
LA svoje smrti ostavlja tako-
djer brata Josipa sa familijom
sestru Mariju sa familijom, a u
staroj domovini diva brata dvije
sestre.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo je lezalo
u L. G.. Wallace Funeral Home,
gdje mu je odar bio okicen lije-
PIN cvijecem. Pokop je bio u po-
nedjeljak u $50 u jutro, uz vjer-
ske obrede st. Eugene Crkve, ko-
je je odsluzio Rev. ]. B. Cox, a
liza toga povorka je krenula ma
Woodland Cemetery, gdje je ME
govo mrtvo tijelo predano majci
zemlji ma vjecni pocinak. Sprovod
je bio dosta veliA kojem su pri-
sustvovali mnoga rodbina, znanci
/ prijatelji il Kanade pa cak IL
Pittsburgh, Pa, ma cemu Sc ME
gova supruga djeca svima "a
hvaljuju.
Brate Franjo, neka tt je lahka
zemlja kojoj pocivas, a tvojim
milim 1 dragim izrazavam mole
duboko saucesce.
George Begg, clan odsjeka 644
HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
krasich, tajnik.
ZAPISNIK
Sjednice Fnancijalnog Odbora odrzane 1S. au,

Sednce Fnancijanog Odbora odrzane 49, augusta 1885,
Gavni predsjednik " Mandch otvara sedncu prisut
nosti svih clanova Financijalnog Odbora.
Glavni baganik Krasich podnaa sedece izvjesce: Ma
"a julia spa prize narucene United States Steel Cor
poraton 40 Sinking Fund Dbenturs dated July 49, 1858 due
July 49, 1882 IL gavne zakade plai 80 bondova
svou cd $30900O zakade Pomadka 20 bondova svotu
cd $20120OO U ovm svotama ukluceni narasi kamah
Ma 7. augusta spati so bondova "Boeng Airplane
Company so Sinking Fund Debentures due August 1872
Owe bondove plat $3.50 tome nositi &c
512ao kamate gavne zaklade plai rs bondova
limos cd $246454 IL zakade Pomladka pat 21 bond
svou cd $780, 1925 IL fonda Penzje spla honda
$394333 Iz' svh zakada zadno pat ukupno racun
glavnice $492500O naras kamae $4167 iii ukupno $49
29167.
Podnesen izvjestaj glavnog blagajnika prima.
Zatm gavn blagajnk cta list cd savjetujuce firme ko
sta preporua uozak CONSOLIDATED Natural Gas Company
Debentures due August l. 1882.
Ovo najvse klase bondovi maine triple dugo da
iza trzse ceni cd Jap nosti &c 4301 kamate
Brat Mandich predaze brat Ovearch podupre da uloA
100000 bondove Predlog usvaja.
time je dnevn red iscrplen gavn predsednik brat
Mandch zakljueuje sedncu bratskim pozdravom.
Joseph Bella glavni tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

je odsluzena sveta misa. Sprovo-
du je prisustvovalo lijepi broj
clanstva HBZ clanstva Seljacke
Stranke, posto je bio clan jedne
i druge organizacije.
Pokojni brat Sc rodio godine
1896. u selu Bosiljevo, kotar Kar-
lovac, Hrvatska. U Kanadu je do
Sac pred 80 godina radio je ov-
die u tvornici Electro Metal Co.
Ovdje Wellandu ostavlja raza-
loscenu suprugu Annu, u Kirkland
Lake diva brata, a u starom kraju
jednu kcerku.
Odar mu je bio okicen mnogo-
brojnim vijencima cvijeca, medju
kojima je bio i vijenac nasega od-
sjeka Seljacke Stranke u znak
zadnje pocasti.
Cd strane naseg odsjeka mad
grobno slovo je procitao brat Ju-
raj Canjar, a Cd Seljacke Stranke,
brat Pavao Bursit.
Brate Hrbolic, mi ii zelimo po-
koj vjecni 1 bila tt lahka ova ka-
nadska gruda zemlje, tvojoj su-
prugi ostaloj rodbini nase iskre-
no sauceSce.
Jack Buban, tajnik.
Zahvala. - ia nize potpisana u
dova pokojnog Josipa Hrbolica,
koja radi velike tuge zalosti pri-
godom smrti moga nezaboravlje-
nog supruga nisam mogla da sc
zahvalim odmah, pa Sc ovim pu-
tenn zelim IL dubine srca moga "a
hvAliti svima onima, koji su po-
lozii whence ma odar nome pre-
dragon suprugu, kao onima koji
su dali svoje automobile "a vrije-
mo sprovoda. Nissan mislila da Gu
ga moti otpremiti ma vjecni poci-
max "a ovako lijepim sprovodom
kakovi j. bio, a cato Sc mozem
zahvaliti samo brace / sestre va
ma, koji ste mi pritekli pomoc
u mojim tuxnim casovima, jer sam
izgubila svoga hranitelja. JOS jed
nom svima se zahvaljujem koji
ste mi pomogli bilo u cemu prigo-
dom smrti pokopa mog supruga,
Josipa Hrbolica.
Ozalostena supruga,
Anna Hrbolic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

teSko rastuzila, kad smo sazrali
da je nasa dobra sestra Mary La
sic, nakon kratke ali teske bole-
sti Zauvijek mas ostavila.
Uvijek je bila mirne ali vesele
naravi, te RADIO je polazila zabave
drustvene i crkvene, uvijek je po-
magala nesto doprinasala nasem
Hrvatskom Radio Programu.
Sestra Lasic, djevojacko ime sa-
jatovit, rodjena je godine 1905. u
mjestu Anaconda, Montana. Pri-
stupila je u HBz. godine 1946. i
to u odsjek 235, a u mas odsjek je
dosla prestupnom listom godine
1947.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je po-
lozeno ma odar u pogrebnom zavo-
du Golub, gdje joj je odar bio iski-
cen mnogobrojnim vijencima cvi-
jeca cd obitelji i prijatelja, medju
kojima Sc je isticao krasni vie
nam nasega odsjeka znak po-
sljednje pocasti. Takodjer su mno-
! gi platili "a svete mise. clanovi
/ i prijatelji su dolazili velikom
broju u pogrebni zavod, da ju JOS
jednom vide kazu joj zadnji zbo-
gom.
Ma 2. juna u jutro, krenula je
zalosna povorka cd mnogo naro-
da, rodbine prijatelja do crkve
sv. Nikole, gdje je odsluzena mi
sa zadusnica po Msgr. Tomislav
Firis, a liza toga ma Calvary Grob-
lie, gdje je mrtvo tijelo polozeno
u hladni grob ma vjecni pocinak.
Tu mad otvorenim grobom, nakon
motive blagoslova Msgr. T. FL
ris, njome Sc je ime odsjeka
oprostio procitao nadgrobno slo-
vo dolje potpisani.
Pokojna sestra liza sebe ostavlja
ozaloscenog supruga John, kteri
Violet Filming, Carol, Ivka, He
len Paris Mary Stokel, sina Ru-
dy, brata Ely Shey, sestru Anna
Stamina, unucad i mnogo druge
rodbine.
Neka je tebi draga sestro lahka
crna zemlja u kojoj vet pocivas.
tvojim milim dragim nase du-
boko saucesce.
Nick Hranilovic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
zAPISk|K

Sjednice odbora Djecjeg Cd s. julia 1888.
ziv Zaednca clanstvo Dject Dom
Zapisnik zadnje sjednce prma kako je citan.
pregedavanje ratuna ucerasneg pknika
Gekane cpsa it'd Oval rad ina da dovrs ma naredno
sdnc kad ce b ra6uni cd koh &c navec do vet
bti placen.
ovoga peazi pegledavanje redovh mjesetnh
ratuna pronaden redu odobrava splata sstra
Ozbo brat Spusic zvjeScuju da djecem fondu naiaH
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blo % djece 81 djeak devocca Dom napusth Robert
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propisno ispunene popisane mobenice Cd od
gnezdo broj 31S Detroit Mch Getvero Popov6
djece kako sjed Gloria stara 10 godina Chris g. Paul
Diane gone Ma predg braa Bond poduprt brau saban
plaza 80 decake 25 doara meseno Takoder odobava
devocce Bonnie Senzel koja e ranije bia Dou
Nezn ota clan odseka broj g. je canica gnijezda
bro 80 Chicago az ali ispravno spunena molbenica
upaa cd 80 dar 10 doara meseeno raeun sta
rog duga, to unapred.
Odbor takoder oducuje uprave radi negovs
dugovne Pleshe odsk 175 Joliet Ill., il razoga Ito
vec mjeseca nije nsta posao.
Upravtej dae podnasa mesnog skolskog odbora
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ko bio podnesen prouGavan zadnoj sednc
ist odobrava naredju upraveu posalje IzrS
nom Odboru odobrenje
Upravtelj ureda
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cd osigrace potv vatre To razoga sto e Dom sada
pod proekcjom fire Des Panes so made
glavne zgrade Manual Training sobe masnera koa
vec odavna ne upotrebljava smatrana je rizikom
PoSo iscrpljen dnevn red to predsjednk SpuSt
zakucue sjedncu Hrvatska Bratska
Zajednica, Djecj Dom i sveukupno canstvo.
Frank Krasich tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
''PUT0VANJE" Ma
MJESEC | MARS

PRIZE nekoliko dana ucenja-
Gina koji prisustvuju u Rimu
Petom medjunarodnom kon-
gresu "a elektroniku nukle-
arne probleme, omoguceno je
da sudjeluju u jednom "puto-
vanju" ma Mjesec Mars.
Pomocu specijalnog audio-
vizuelnog uredjaja, k oji je
konstruirao talijanski uc E.
MAX (Guido Ruggieri), put
nici su sc nalazili u uslovima
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vog interplanetarnog putova-
MIA. U isto vrijeme oni su ma
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priblizavanje povrsini M j e.
SEGA.
Poslije obilaska M jes s e c a
"otputovali' su u pravcu Mar
sa, "obisli" oval planet, a
zatim su sc "vratili" ma Zem-
lju.
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vazna obiava eIanstvu
0dsjeka br. 235 H.B.Z.

Cleveland, 0. - OWN pu-
tenn zelim reel par rijeci sve-
mu clanstvu nasega odsjeka
br. 235 H.B.Z., a napose u po-
gledu bolesnoga clanstva, jer
i oni koji su sada zdravi mo-
gu oboljeti, pa Sc ovo ti6e svi-
ju podjednako.
Brace i sestre, u prvom re-
du ia vas sve lijepo j bratski
molim, kada obolite da Sc od-
nah prijavite ma moju dolje
oznacenu adresu, isto da mi
dostavite svoju tocnu adresu.
Druga je vazna napomena,
a to je ovo: ia svakome bo-
lesnome clanu dajem boles-
nicku svjedocbu, i to PRIV u
plavu, drugu zutu. Svaki clan
bi sc trebao ravnati onako,
kako to pise u svjedocbi, da-
ii ju ispuniti po lijecniku pred
nasu siednicu, te ju predati
meni iii bilo kojem drugom
odborniku, koji ce ju meni
predati.
Trece vam je isto poznato,
da je posta poskupila i da nj
je dobro svaku pojedinu svje-
docbu slati po samo ma CLAW
nu Ured, jer time su veci tros-
kovi "a nase drustvo, "a koje
troskove mi svi moramo pla-
cati.
Zato vas molim, da lijecnic-
Ike svjedocbe ispunjavate po
redu i to pred sjednicu, a da
in meni predate prize sled
nice iii ma sjednici.
Bratski vam pozdrav Cd
predsjednika Odbora Bolesti.
Josip Podnar,
443 East 160 Street
! Cleveland 10, Ohio
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sredine dobrog dugogodisnjeg
clana, brata Josipa Butkovica, ko-
il je umro 16. JULIA 1855, ciju sill
ku ovdje donosimo.
Bio je rodjen 1877. u selu Bilaj,
kotar Gospic, Hrvatska. Pristupio
je bivsu N. H. T., q sada HBZ.
godine 1912. u Ameriku je dosao
u svojim mladim godinama. Bio
je predsjednik naseg odsjeka dugo
vremena, a takodjer / blagajnik,
da tako boljeg blagajnika mas od-
sick nije imao. Ia drustvo je bio
dobar marljiv uvijek je prisko-
clio tamo, gdje je potreba iziski-
vala. Pred nekoliko godina prese-
lilo Sc ma farmu u Mattewan,
Mich, gdje je lijepo / uzorno zivio
sa svojom obitelji. Pred diva tjedna
je obolio ma Is. julia preminuo.
liza sebe ostavlja ucviljenu su-
prugu, Anu; tri kteri, Margaret
Tourslki, Joan Martin i Lucy Kopi-
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