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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Bonn and Moscow
Agree on Trade

BONN, Germany. April 8 up
West Germany and the So
Wet Union today announced
agreement on trade exchange:
totaling $3.50 million in the
next three years.
A communique reported the
successful conclusion of nine
months Of negotiations in Mos
COW with the initiating Of the
agreement. It will be signed
later in Bonn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Khrushchev Predicts
Red Economic Lead

BUDAPEST. Hungary April QP-Nikita Khrushchev
has claimed that Russia will outstrp the
United States in the contest for world economic
Britain France Germany and other socaled advanced
capastc countries have been left far behind in the
the chief declared Yesterday peptak collective
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Savings, Loan
Books Ordered
For Grand Jury

BALTIMORE, April 8 (Spe-
ciaD. - A Baltimore savings
and loan association has been
ordered to produce its records
before a Federal grand jury
here next week.
Assistant United States At
torney Martin A. Ferris yester-
day obtained subpoenas for
records of the Commercial Saw
ings a. Loan Association. which
he said would be investigated
for possible postal law viola
tionS.
The grand jury will meet
here a week from today to
examine the records.
According to Mr.. Ferris. the
loan firm has advertised In
New York and Philadelphia
newspapers that its accounts
are insured up to $4,000 by
the International Guaranty q
Insurance Co. of Tangiers.
International formerly had
Offices at Carson City. New, and
now gives a forwarding address
in Silver Spring. according to
the Maryland Insurance Com
missioner's office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
British Release
Formosu Plane

TAIPEI. Formosa. April
R.-British authorities today
released a Chinese Nationalist
patrol bomber which made an
emergency landing in Hong
Kong. The four-engine am
phibious PAY and its 10 crew.
men returned to Formosa.
The British released the plane
after finding that it carried
no arms. cameras or leafiet-
dropping equipment. The Chi
nese Communists were ex-
pected to protest. Peiping,
which has diplomatic relations
with London, has in similar
cases demanded that plane and
crew be informed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
World Bank Due
To Chart Plan
For Suez CunuI

CAIRO. April 8 R.-The
World Bank soon will begin
charting a long-range plan
with the Suez Canal Authority
to enlarge the 103-mile water
way.
After a conference yesterday
with Egypt's President Nasser
Eugene Black, bank president
announced he had appointed
1t. Gen. Raymond Wheeler to
work on the survey. Gen
Wheeler. retired from the
United States Army Engineers
directed clearance of the canal
after the Suez invasion.
Mr.. Black said that. while
Egypt had not asked the bank
for a loan to improve the wa
ter way. she wanted advice on
plans to meet probable in
|creases in traffic. Egyptian
authorities disclosed recently
they planned to spend 5000
million enlarging the canal to
accommodate 65.000-ton ships
The Egyptians also have talked
at times about building a Sec
ond parallel canal between the
Mediterranean and Red Seas.
Mr.. Black said he and Gen.
Wheeler we're impressed with
the competence with which the
canal is being operated and
with Egyptian plans for i'm
provements over the coming
months" He added that bids
from foreign companies viii be
opened May is for dredging to
increase the canals depth from
"a to 81 feet and for widening
the water way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Jobs Heurinq
Has rumun
As Leud-off
BY the Associated Press

Former President Truman
was named today as the leadofl
witness when the House Bank
ing and Currency Committee
opens a five-week hearing next
Monday on unemployment.
Committee Chairman Spence
Democrat of Kentucky. said Mr.
Truman'S counsel will be par
ticularly helpful in view of the
indecision being manifested by
the present administration"
In addition to Mr.. Truman,
10 Governors. mayors of five
major cities, and top figures in
industry and labor are sched-
Iuled to testify at the hearings
running from April IA through
May 16.
Mr.. Spence said the hearings
will be aimed toward practical
legislation that will turn the
tide toward prosperity. A prob
lem Of critical dimensions ex-
lists. Our purpose is to deter
mine how the Federal Govern
ment can best contribute to its
solution"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Trumun BIumes
Administration

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. April q
R.-Former President Harry
S. Truman said today the re-
ceSsion was brought about by
the monetary policy of the
Eisenhower administration.
II hope they will get us out
Of It," he told a news confer
.ence shortly after his arrival
here for a series Of informal
meetings with Yale students
and faculty.
Someone asked what he
would do about economic con-
ditions If he were still Presi-
dent. Mr.. Truman grinned and
said he didn't like to answer
hypothetical questions. Then
he added:
II would not be sitting still
or playing golf"
Mr.. Truman came to town to
spend three days as a Chubb
fellow at Yale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08

hearing April 16 and a week
ago Senator Hennings asked
the Attorney General to testify
again.
Mr.. Rogers made an extern
sive statement before the sub
committee on March 6 OH a
bill by Senator Hennings to
amend a 1889 law generally
known as the Federal House.
keeping Act. The act empow-
ers executive department heads
to prescribe the rules for pre-
serving their agency records.
Senator Hennings wants 10
write in a provision saying that
law cannot be used as a device
by the executive branch to
withhold information asked by
Congress. A similar bill is
pending in the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Rogers Refuses
To TestiyAg
On Secrecy Bills
BY the Associated Press

Attorney General Rogers yes
terday rejected an invitation to
testify for a second time before
a Senate Judiciary subcom-
mittee on bills dealing with
congressional requests for in
formation from the executive
branch of the Government.
MY position is perfectly
clear. I have nothing else to
add" Mr.. Rogers wrote Sub
committee Chairman Hennings,
Democrat of Missouri. The
group has scheduled q furthe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08

farm 40 miles southeast of
Budapest.
Nov there are only two
countries that compete with
one another economically, the
Soviet Union and the United
States of America" Mr.. Khru-
Shchev declared. He added
that Americans are good peo-
ple," but said in a short time
they will be forced into second
place in the world.
Mr.. Khrushchev admitted
that Hungary's 1856 revolt was
caused by the miSrule of its
former Red leaders. Part of
the blame he placed on Matyas
Rakosi. former Stalinist party
chief now in the Soviet Union.
Mr.. Khrushchev expressed hope
that a just rule would pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Burdick Improves,
Bulls Still Serious

Representative Burdick, Re-
publican Of North Dakota, was
reported improved but still in
serious condition today at Sib-
ley Memorial Hospital.
He was taken to the hospital
last Friday. suffering from q
spot on one lung and exhaus-
ton.
Mr.. Burdick. 70. married his
third wife. his 30-year-old Sec
rotary. last February 20. a few
days after leaving Bethesda
Naval Hospital. Doctors there
said he was treated for incipient
pneumonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08

vent any recurrence of the 1856
uprising.
At another stop he chided
the Hungarian Communists
again for letting the 1856 re-
volt break out. When a listener
interrupted to say the Commu-
nistS had no weapons, he re-
torted: so you didn't notice
that arms had been brought
from the West and our own
arsenals looted. You have to
be vigilant."
There was a muttered dis
sent when Mr.. KhruShchev de-
MED the Soviet Union is ex-
plotting Eastern Europe. When
he spoke of Hungarian wine. a
middle-aged woman grumbled:
I'VE don't get any,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Canada Mu||s
Ties 10 U. 5.

OTTAWA, April 8 (R.-As
Canada's population grows and
the people become weather. in
the next quarter-century. the
Nations economy will be in
creasingly tied to the United
States.
But government steps to limit
the impact of American invest
ments in Canada and a narrow
ing of the difference in living
standards can reduce the dam
ger Of American recessions to
her northern neighbor.
These conclusions were made
public today in a 300,000-word
report by the Gordon Commits
sion, set UP by Parliament to
survey Canada's ecorlomic pros
poets by 1880.
The five-man commission
called for Federal tax cuts and
higher spending in time of
serious unemployment. 1t
warned against agricultural
over-production and against
unreasonable demands to proc
ess raw materials at home in
stead Of exporting them un-
finished. The report advocated
creation of a new National
Energy Authority responsible
for all forms of energy.
The dominant note in the
500-page report was Canada's
relations with the United
States.
Without mentioning the pres
ent Conservative governments
hope of switching Is per cent
Of present Canadian american
trade to Britain. the report said
Canadian trade would be in
creasingly focused on the
United States" and In general
the economic relations between
the two countries would become
even more closely intertwined. "
Canada's sales to the United
States will probably increase
while sales in Britain and
Western Europe decrease, the
commission predicted. Exports
Of industrial raw materials to
United States industry in par
ticular will rise, 1t indicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
French Battle
Tunisia Force

ALGIERS. April 8 (R.-The
French today reported a brief
exchange Of gunfire between
French and Tunisian soldiers
on the frontier.
In the past. the French have
frequently told Of clashes with
Algerian nationalist rebels
along the frontier but this was
the first reported encounter
with Tunisian army soldiers.
Trouble between TuniSian
troops and French stationed in
Tunisia has occurred from
time to time, however. There
were no losses In the clash
yesterday. the French said.
The Tunisians were said to
have penetrated about a mile
into Algerian territory near La
Gale. along the Mediterranean
coast. This is we'll north of the
area where most border in
cidents. including the French
bombing of the Tunisian village
Of Sakiet Sidi Youssef. have
taken place.
In Paris. United States IN
dersecretary Of State Robert
Murphy and British Diplomat
Harold Beeley conferred fur
ther with French officials and
politicians on the French
Tunisian dispute which ex-
ploded with the bombing Of
Sakiet Sidi Youssef.
The British-American good
Offices team Journeys to South
west France tomorrow to see
Premier Felix Gaillard, who is
spending his Easter vacation
at Barbezieux. Mr.. Murphy
has been optimistic in public
about the prospects for his mis-
sion, but other diplomats see
M aCraemonf in SIGHT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
CRYSTAL BALL
FAILS PROPHET,
HOME BURNS

LOS ANGELES, April 8
R.-James Pavny. IS. was
a disconsolate fortune teller
as he stood in front Of his
home, regarding his unfor-
tunate fortune.
The house was wrecked
by fire yesterday.
Seven years a fortune
teller" he said. land I had
no warning, no suspicion
that this would happen"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Queries Believes
Russians Tested
NucIeur Missiles
by the Associated Press

Deputy Secretary of Defense
Donald Quarles says the Rus
slams may have tested some
long-range missiles with live
nuclear warheads.
He said last night he would
be surprised If this hadn't &C.
CURED during the extended
nuclear tests completed by the
SovietS last month.
Mr.. Quarles declined for se-
curity reasons. however, to say
how accurately the United
States can detect Russian rocket
launchingS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Farm Sofety Week

President Eisenhower today
proclaimed the week Begin
ming July 20 as National Farm
Safety Week. He urged all
farm families and "all persons
allied with agriculture to join
in a continuing campaign to
prevent needless accidents"
, 1958-05-29
PROCLAMATION 3243

PROCLAMATION 3243
Display Of the Flag of the United States n
at Half-Staff Upon the, Occasion of the
Return and Final Interment of Two Unknown
Americans Killed in the Second World War
and in the Korean Conflict
BY the President Of the United States
of America
"a Proclamation
WHEREAS on this Memorial Day, in the National Gene
terry at Arlington, the remains of two unknown Americans
who gave their lives in service overseas during the Second
World War and during the Korean conflict, will be inferred;
and
WHEREAS these two Unknown Americans represent al
most eighty thousand Americans killed in the Second World
War and more than eight thousand Americans killed in the
Korean conflict whose bodies lie unidentified in resting places
abroad; and
"WHEREAS their two caskets will arrive in the City of
Washington on May Is, 1858, to lie in state in the rotunda Of
the United States Capitol until final interment:
Q THEREFORE,, l. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER,
President Of the United States Of America, do hereby direct
that the flag of the United States be flown at haIf-saff on all
buildings, grounds, and naval vessels of the Federal Govern
ment in the District Of Columbia and throughout the United
States and its Territories and possessions, and at all United
States embassies, legations, consular Offices, and other faci-
lities abroad, including all military facilities and naval vessels
and stations, when customarily flown, on May %, May 20, and
May 80, 1858.
"As a sign OF our national gratitude and concern, / also
urge my fellow citizens to display our country's flag at half
staff at their homes and other appropriate places during this
period.
I'm WITNESS WHEREOF, l. have hereunto set nv hand
and caused the Seal of the United States of America to be
affixed
DONE at the City Of Washington this 18th day of May
in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and ffty-eight, and
OF the Independence of the United States Of America the one
hundred and eighty-second.
DWIGHT Z.
by the President:
JOHN FOSTER DULLES.
Secretary of State" I.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02

$500, Manda Rajkovich $500,
Franjo Tonkovich $1.0O, Milan
Mule $1.00, Agnes Magdich
$1.00, Ivanjica bivsa Grcevic
udata Jurkovich $500, Maria
Niksic $500.
IL Schumacher, Ont, Can,
Jure Ana Oreskovic $1,000,
Joso Roza Stimac $500, Niko-
la Vinka Sarkotic $500, Joso
i Evica Sarkotic $500, Joso
Niksic $500, Nikola Sarkotic
$1,000, Ivica Sarkotic $1,000.
Dragi moi Sincarani, neka
vam je svima jos jednom maj
ljepsa hvala, kako cd naseg sve-
cenika Drago Banica, tako isto
i cd meme, a vi drugi, koji jos
niste nista dosada darovali isto
Sc umoljavate, da i vi svoju duz-
most ucinite i nesto pomognete
"a popravak nase crkve Svetog
Ilije. Vase darove mozete posla-
ii izravno ma meme vasa &c
imena biti stampana u nasem
"Zajednicaru".
Sve vas pozdravlja,
Mrs. Mandica Marich, 1899
Taft Street, Crown Point,
Ind.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02
PAVAO POVRzENIC

Monessen, Pa. Odsjek broj
1914 "Bratstvo" HBZ ovime javlja
tuznu West, da je IL svojih re-
dova uzrokom smrti izgubio mno-
gogodisnjeg clana, brata Pavao
Povrzenic ma 13. aprila 1858.
Rodjen je Fl. februara 1879. u
selu Prekrizje dolnje, opcina Vi
vodina, kotar Jastrebarsko, Hrvat-
ska. Pristupio je u mas odsjek
HBZ IL. maja 1907. godine. Bio
je blage naravi i dobar clan, "a
mladjih vremena zivota bio je u
odboru vodio cast u odsjeku.
Posjetivao je nase drustvene sled
nice cesto puta, kao drustvene
piknike 1 zabave sa svojom obite-
iii, cine je mnogo pridonio "a od-
sick / HBZ. Bio je clanom samo-
stalnog drustva "Sloga", kao
clanom "a svojom obitelji hrvat-
ske crkve zupe Monessenu,
medju prvima kod ustrojenja.
Uzelo bi mnogo prostora u Ia
jednitaru kada bi Sc sve opisalo
sto je Cd dobroga ucinio "a drustvo
1 naSem narodu dok je dolazio o.
vamo IL stare domovine, gdje je
mnogog zaradio "a ,svojim zna-
MEM prijateljstva tvornici.
liza sebe ostavlja ozaloscenu su-
prugu Roza, sina Mike, nevjestu
(snahu) Zlata, diva unuka Pete 1
George, te pastorka Frank Hor-
vath, nevjestu Louise / tri unuke
Richard, Bobby Pamela, svi cla-
noW HBZ. y domoviM ostavlja tn
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02
MATO ROzIc

Cleveland, Ohio. -- Odsjek 4OS
HBz. javlja 4alosnu vijest CLAN
stvu prijateijima, da smo opet
u kratko vrijeme sa smrtu izgu-
bill N naSth redova diva slijedeea
tlana:
Prvi je brat Mato Roait, koji je
nakon dugog bolovanja zatvorio
svoje trudne Oh zauvijek dana IS.
marta 1858.
Bio 10 rodjen 1882. u selu Bos-
MIA, blizu Dubrovnika, Dalmacija,
Jugoslavija. U ovu zemlju je do
Sao 1911, 4 supruga Antonija do
sia je K MENU 1918, kota je pax
umrla pri1e mega godine 194s.
NjegoT mrtT ostanci bill su
izlozeni kod pogrebnika Louis L.
Ferfoiia, gdje rnu je odar bio oki-
cen Njencima cvijeta Cd njegove
rodbine, medju kojima je bio vi
jenae naseg odsjeka u znak zad-
nje potasti.
Pokojni brat Rozit dosao je u
nas odsjek sa prestupnom listom
IL. septembra 1883, IL odsjeka
broj Z HBz. IL Benwood, w. Va.
Ma 10. marca u . sati u jutro,
krenula je zalosna povorka Cd po-
grebnog zavoda do st. Winceslav
crkve, gdje je odsluzena sveta mi
81 zadusnica, potion ma Calvary
Cemetery, gdje su njegoN mrtvi
ostanci predani majci zemlji ma
vjecni potinak. Mad otvorenim
grobom progovorio je par rijeci
4 izmoiio molitvu pogrebnik, D.
Ferfolia.
Pokojnik liza sebe ostavlja ov-
die ovoj zemlji svoje netake
necakinje, to Mary Garonzi
Frank Rozit u Cleveland, Ohio
Anna Rozit u New York, N. Y.
Fora Stanks, John Rozit Kathe.
rine Stein Pittsburgh, Pa.
Neka ii bude brate Mato Rozit
| lanka oVa 8ruoa zemIJe KoJo.
vet pocivas, 4 tvojim milim dra.
GIN ime odsjeka 403 izrazavan
nase iskreno saucesce.
Zahvala. Ovime Sc zahvalju.
jeno svoj nasoj rodbini prija'
!! teljima, koji 81 nam priskocili I
| pomot "a vrijeme smrti / pokops
naseg pokojnoga uiaka Mate Ro'
zita. Hvala odsjeku 403 HBZ. ko-
il se je brinio oko sprovoda, kae
svima koji su dosli sprovoc
/ koji III okitili njegov odar
| Njencima cvijeta.
Mary Garonzi 1 ostai netac
netakinje.
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JULIANA KLARIC

Roslyn, Wash. - DIVINE javlja-
mo tuznu West clanovima HBZ.,
prijateljima znancima, da je dru-
stvo "Dr. David Starcevic", odsjek
56 izgubilo il svojih redova dugo-
godisnjeg bracnog druga, sestru
Julianu Klaric, u starosti SO go
dina, il Ronald, Wash, koja je
umrla cd srcane bolesti dana II.
maja 1858.
Pokojna sestra Juliana Klaric
(Marinic) bila je rodjena 1872. u
mjestu Lokve, Gorski Kotar, Hr-
vatska. Udala Sc "a Jakova Kla-
rit, godine 1892. Nakon toga on je
napustio svoju rodnu grudu oti-
Sac u Ameriku, a ona je "a MIN
dosla 1904. Roslyn, Wash, a
godine 1906. su Sc preselili u Ro-
nald, Wash. (dvije mile cd Ros-
lyna) uvijek su zivjeli u ovom
mjestu Njezin suprug, koji je isto
bio clan HBZ., umro je s. maja
1888. Takodjer su i'm umrli tri
sina jedna kter, ma zivotu su
ostah slijedeti:
Sin Charles Klarich Ronaldu
1 cetiri kteri: Mrs. Marko Brisk,
Mrs. Alex Wasisco u Ronaldu,
Mrs. Paulina Bojovich u Seattle
Mrs. William Rushton u Roslynu.
Takodjer liza ME je ostalo jeda-
naest unucadi sedan praunutadi;
diva brata, Jasper Marinic u Seat
tie 1 Joe Marinic u Renton, Wash;
dvije sestre, Mrs. Frances Bsarco
u Italiji / Mrs. Anna Bolt u Flint,
Mich.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlo-
4eno Ii pogrebnom zavodu kod Mr..
Devils, gdje joj je odar bio okiten
mnogobrojnim vijencima cvijeta
Cd rodbine, prijatelja znanaca.
Ma 1e. maja jutro povorka je
krenula cd pogrebnog zavoda u
mjesnu crkvu, gdje je odsluzena
misa xadusnica, nakon toga ma
groblje DR.. David Starcevit broj
1, gdje je njezino mrtvo tijelo po-
lozeno pokraj njezina supruga.
Mad otvorenim grobom odrzao je
posljednju rijec svecenik, koji Je
odsluzio misu crkvi, Rev. Jo-
seph Sondergeld.
Moi neka je lahka crna zem-
Ua kojoj pociva, a njezinim mi
linn 1 dragim nase iskreno sauce
Sce.
George Majnarich. perov.
Zahvala. - OWN putem sc "a
hvaljujemo svoj nasoj rodbini i
prijateljima, koji su mas tjesili u
nasim tuznim casovima koji su
. lijepim vijencima cvijeta okitili
odar naSe mile drage make, ko-
70 netemo nikada zaboraviti. Svi-
ma hvala koji su ju dosli pogle-
dati u pogrebni zavod, nosacima
1 onima koji su ju ispratili ma
vjetni pocinak. Hvala nasoj teti
Mrs. Anna Bolf, koja je tako Ca
leki put ucinila il Flint, Mich, da
jos jednom vidi svoju milu dra-
gu sestru Julianu.
Djeca unucad
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Michael je obnasao blagajnicku
cast nasem odsjeku "a dugo
vremena. Bio je mnogo obljubljen
medju nasim americkim naro-
dom, to sc je vidilo ma njegovu
odru, koji je bio okicen mnogobroj-
MIN vijencima cvijeca, medju koji-
ma Sc je isticao krasni vijenac
naseg odsjeka u znak zadnje poca-
sti svome dobrom clanu bivsem
odborniku.
zalosna povorka je krenula do
crkve st. Francis De Sales, gdje
je odsluzena misa zadusnica, a po-
tom ma Holy Cross Cemetery, gdje
je njegovo mrtvo tijelo predano
majci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
La sebe ostavlja razaloscenu
suprugu Olive, brata Nicka, sestru
Ann Gilmore tetu Marty Martit.
Dragi brate slava ii pokoj VIE
chi, pocivaj miru Bozjem bila
ii lahka crna zemlja, a tvojima
milim dragim nase bratsko sa-
uceste.
Frank Ivelit, tajnik.
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attain Cuba u znak zadnje po-
casti.
Pokojni brat Petar bio je ro-
djen godine 1881. selu Tucepi,
kotar Makarska, Dalmacija, Jugo-
slavija. Dosao je u Ameriku u svo-
jim mladim godinama. Radio je
"a Loggin Comp. "a svoj svagda-
Mi kruh, sve dok je dosao do PEN
zije.
Ovdje u America ostavlja O.
vom odsjeku diva rodjaka, Nikolu
sarica i Filipa Vidica, mnogo
prijatelja.
Ma 7. aprila krenula je zalosna
povorka cd pogrebnika do Saint
Patrick crkve, gdje je odsluzena
sveta misa "a njegovu dusu, a liza
toga ma Mount Calvary Groblje,
gdje smo njegove mrtve ostanke
predali majci zemlji ma vjecni po-
cinak. Nadgrobno slovo je izre-
kao mas odsjecni predsjednik, Ivan
JadreSic.
Neka ii je brate Petre lahka
crna zemlja u kojoj pocivas, a
tvojoj rodbini ovdje u staroj do
movini nase iskreno saucesce.
Pasko Lalit, Clan odsjeka 130.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02

Detroit, Mich. Posto ma dan
nase redovite sjednice Centralni
Odbor Odsjeka HBz odrzava svoj
redoviti godisnji izlet, bilo je ma
lozno da mijenjamo datum odr-
zavanja nase redovite sjednice Ia
ko, da &c Sc nasa sjednica odrza-
tt dne 13. julia (srpnja) umjesto
ma 20-og. Ovo vazi samo "a oval
mjesec. Inace Sc redovite sjednice
odrzavaju svaku tretu nedjelJu u
mjesecu, u sata poslije podne.
Poziva Sc clanstvo nasega od-
sjeka da neizostavno dodje ma owl
sjednicu, jer cemo ma istoj morati
odabrati bracu sestre koji &c ma
izletu raditi, kao proslosti. Ma
Sem odsjeku je dodijeljen owe go
dine isti posao. Takodjer molimo
sve nase clanove da budu priprem-
nj izvrsiti svoju duznost vezi sa
dolazetim izletom u smislu nasih
gospodarskih obveza.
Vet dugi niz godina oval godi-
Snji izlet Centralnog Prosvjetnog
Odbora je dan ma koji Sc okupe