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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
AFL-CIO Headquarters
Picketedby Ex-EmpIoye

line" and report to work. even
before it was known the man
was acting solely in his own
behalf.
Although the AFL-CIO deals
as an employer with a number
of unions representing different
groups of AFL-CIO employees. it
has never recognized a union
of organizers.
Act for Union
Organizers are considered
agents empowered to act for
the union and therefore not
employees in the usual sense
They have been hired and fired
as individuals.
The ALL CLIO spokesman
said that Mr.. Sweeney's picket
ing was not based on a dispute
Oh strike. of any member union
Mr.. Sweeney's one-mau ef-
fort Is apparently the first time
the AFL-CIO Building has
been picketed. Once a group
of operating engineers demon
strated in front of the building
but their dispute was with the
engineers union, not the par
ent AFL-CIO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

The House of Labor, the ALL
CLIO headquarters building at
8l5 Sixteenth street NV, was
being picketed today by dis
gTuntled former empl0ye.
James Patrick Sweeney, a
fred field organizer, carried two
signs back and forth in front
of the main entrance. One read /:
"Twenty-one years an ALL
CLIO organizer-then fired by
a Scent stamp" The other
sign demanded:
Where is Your HONOR"
Mr.. Sweeney said he would
keep pacing las long as my
strength holds out Or until the
leaders of the AFL-CIO start
acting like trade union leaders. "
Mr.. Sweeney lives in Borden
town, N. j. He is a member Of
the United Auto Workers.
Cut From staff
An AFL-CIO spokesman said
MIR. Sweeney was one of SIS
field organizers cut from its
headquarters staff on February
l. The economy move was
made necessary by the loss OF
income resulting from the ex-
pulsion of the giant TeamsterS
Union.
The spokesman said Mr.,
Sweeney. like the other fired
organizers, was given his choice
OF keeping his vested interest
in the pension fund, payable
after the age of IS. or Of begin
ming his pension at once, since
he already is so, at a reduced
rate.
The spokesman said MIR
Sweeney elected the latter and
is now receiving pension, He
also received severance pay and
full pay for his three-weeks
1858 vacation, the spokesman
said.
Not Sure What He Wants"
I'VE believe in the right to
picket" the spokesman said
land we believe in the right OF
free speech. which this man is
expressing But we're not sure
Just what he wants"
The spokesman acknowledged
however. that other employees
were told to cross the picket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

has forecast an increase of 81
billion in tax collections in
1859 over 1858, and is going
on the assumption that this
Congress will cut nondefense
spending by another 50 billion
The Oklahoma Senator said
he does not believe either fore
cast will be borne out. in which
case the Treasury would need
another 81 billion of leeway in
the debt ceiling.
Senator Clark, Democrat OF
Pennsylvania, argued for com
plete abandonment of the deot
ceiling, and said the SIS billion
increase will not be enough j!
Congress authorized the public
works needed to put the I'M
employed back to work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
DRESS WEAR

'4-S95 Club coet and Vest Oxford oroy All wool
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

GLASSES, bifocal lenses, comb. black
snd gray shell and metal frame, mfg
by Ronsir: vic. Chevy Chase. WO. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

for q course more independent
of Moscow-commonly known
as 's.Titoism." This was done
by calling on, the party to
make its own interpretations of
Marxism and Leninism instead
of adhering rigidly to the
Kremlin line.
However. the National Com
mittee Endorsed last Novem-
ber's MOSCOW declaration,
which hailed the Soviet Union
as leader of the socialist world
The committee said the dec
laration was basic doctrine the
American Communists must
study and learn. The COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
ToPcoATs and oUTERcoATs

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foE spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
u. S. Reds Seen
Hewinq to Line

NEW YORK, Feb. rs tP).--
Reds hewing strictly to the
Moscow line appear to b
firmly back in control of the
American Communist Party.
Sources close to the party
said decisions taken at q Ma
tionsl Committee meeting Feb
ruary Is had rebuffed the
policy adopted at the party's
national convention last Feb
ruary.
The convention had called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

DOG, airedale terrier, lge.. curly, black
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
Kerr Argument
LOST

nOG. cocker bun. male. 3 yrs. old;
vic. Wis. and NJ NV; ans. 10 Pete;
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browns. pleoted front. 30, 81 3D. LESS THAN
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27-$I9.So TFopiesI Worstsd Stacks. Blues tons
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
Cancer Drive Leader

Mrs. Edwin M. Short of 4315
Gallatin street, Hyattsville, has
been named residential chair
man of the Cancer Crusade in
Prince Georges County. The
drive will be held in the county
during April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

mittee also repeatedly removed
from its membership the rep
reSentatives Of the opposing
view. known as the right-wing
faction. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

billion until June 30, 1853.
Conservatives in both parties
tried without success to send
the measure back to the fl
nance committee. and TO cut
the increase to 50 billion.
But the leadership of both
parties Joined in putting
through the IS billion figure.
Most of them were convinced
1t is needed. not only to meet
estimated expenditures. but
also to give the Treasury some
leeway in refinancing Govern
ment bonds on the most favor
able terms for the Government.
Can Pick Sales Time
Treasury officials explain
that when they are not oper-
ating too close TO the ceiling
they can obtain better interest
rate BY picking the time for
offering new securities on the
market.
Senator Cotton, Republican
of New Hampshire, led the fight
to postpone action by recon-
uniting the bill. He argued
public confidence would be
shaken If this Congress boosts
the debt ceiling as one of its
first acts before taking any
steps to economic.
Tha Senate rejected the mo-
ton tosrecommit. 74-12.
Senator Lausche. Democrat
Of Ohio, then moved to limit the
increase to g billion. but this
also was defeated by vote of
So to a.
I. Senator Byrd. Democrat of
Virginia. made a similar effort
10 hold the increase to So bill
lion in the Finance Committee
of which he is chairman. last
week. But the committee also
turned 1t down. los. Senator
Byrd argued that the Treasury
could get by with SO billion,
assuming its own estimates OF
income and outgo for next year
are correct, although it would
have to sell $500 million of free
gold still in the Treasury.
Kerr Argument
But a majority OF the
Finance Committee agreed with
Senator Kerr. Democrat of
Oklahoma, that the Treasury
has over estimated income
and under estimated Govern
ment spending for 1859.
Senator Kerr told the Senate
yesterday the administration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
S. Billion Debt Rise Bill
Is Ready for Signing
BY J. A. O'LEARH
star Stan Writer

S. billion increase in the national debt limit enable
the administration meet the expanded defense program
and other obligations is its 10 the President for
signature today.
The Senate late yesterday approved the bill passed
earlier by House. fixing the debt ceiling $3.50
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
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QUESTION BOX

Owe need new roof and under
stand it can be applied in winter. But
if it rains or SHOWS while the job is
being done, wouldn't water get inside
and cause damage?
A-Not necessarily, if you re-roof
with asphalt shingles. In most cases,
these can be applied directly over
the old roofing material. Even if a
blizzard interrupts the job, the area
that hasn't yet been re-roofed still has
the same protection it had before the
work was started. Another advantage
of this method is that there's little
mess during the work or afterward,
since the old roofing remains.
Q-What causes dry rot? Is it heat,
dampness or both?
AIRY rot is caused by a fungus
that grows best in conditions of al
ternate drying and excess moisture.
1t is frequently found in improperly
ventilated attics.
Q-How can inlaid linoleum be re-
moved from floor?
A-Take up the old linoleum with a
floor chisel, one with a blade about
three inches wide. Drive it under the
linoieum at shallow angle and pry
up, without gouging the floor. After
removal, use commercial solvent to
loosen cement and paper underlayer
Q-The plasterboard ceilings in my
house have been painted over many
times and now have hairline cracks
all over them. Even when repainted,
the cracks show. What can l do?
Airy painting the ceiling with a
special texture" paint. 1t goes on
thiclxly. and is especially designed to
hide blemishes. Most paint and build
ing material dealers can supply it.
Q-What can l do about popping
nails in plasterboard?
A-Obtain supply of new nails es
pecially made for plasterboard. Drive
the nails into new spots, deep enough
to dent the plasterboard slightly. Re
move the old nails, and fill the holes
and new nail heads with spackle
Smooth and repaint.
Q-The shower in our bathroom
comes out in dribble instead of a
spray How can this be fixed?
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
Taber Film Lecture Takes Sportsmen
From Alaska To Africa Friday Night

From darkest Africa to the fabu.
lous Arctic is the theme for world
traveller Wallace Taber's forthcoming
return appearance at the Bluffton
high school auditorium.
With pair OF all-color, personally
narrated films, the globe-girdling
former newsman is slated for one
night only, Friday. February Z, under
auspices of the Bluffton Community
Sportsmen's club.
Road To Romance" carries the
audience the entire length of the
famed Alaskan highway and well be-
yond to fish for the little-known shee
fish above the Arctic Circle. Off the
highway, side jaunts by packtrain,
boat and plane reveal sportsman's
paradise moose, caribou, bear
sheep, cutthroat trout.
The second film - "Safari va Con-
70" = puts the audience within arms
length of Africa's most dan
yerous, her quaintest, her least known
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06

and her ittle-explored.
In one sequence" Don Geiger,
club president said, "Taber play
hide-an-seek with world record
rhino while toting only his camera.
If you like Disney's African Lion,
you'll love Taber's amazing produc-
tion"
"Of course" Geiger continued,
There is that unbeatable Yukon
Alaskan scenery where Taber takes
you after white mountain sheep, shee-
fish, cutthroat trout and all those
things which make sportsmen' s
mouths drool."
In an unknown volcanic crater deep
in Tanganyika Territory, Taber dis
covered land completely untouched
by the hand of man. There he wit
messed hordes of wildlife carrying on
just as they have since the beginning
of time. He watched the balloons and
the elephant and the buffalo and ga
Zelle feed. He also watched the lion
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06

Systematically stalk and slay its prey.
Taber's pictorial proof of this hither-
to unrecorded drama is entertain
ment such as few photographers, in
Guiding Hollywood, ever achieve.
Geiger endorses it as whole-family
entertainment popularity priced for
whole-family attendance.
Showtime is s p M, adults 81 in
cluding tax; students under 16, SOC.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06
REAL ESTATE DEALS

Two real estate transfers were re-
ported during the past week by the
office of Allen County Recorder Nor
gan N. Davis.
In Bluffton the property of Colleen
c.. Cheney was sold to Amanda Hart
man, and consisted of Pt. Lot 274 in
the James H. Eaton addition. Tax
$1320.
In Richland Township Hazel V. and
Don F. Shut sold parcel of land in
Section 20 to jeanette ]. Beach. Tax,
S605.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-06

A-Remove the spray attachment
and brush it thoroughly with soap
and water. Scrape to remove any sed-
iment and rust If there are spray
holes in the attachment, make sure
they are clear.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-08

septembra 1881. u selu Lolici, SIT
no, opcina Split 1 kotar Split, Dali
macija, Hrvatska. Dosao je u
United States 1904. St. Louis
stupio js Hrvatsku Bratsku
Zajednicu 1908 a u Portland te
dosao 1907. ! "a sobom donio pre-
stupnu listu usao u mas odsjek
Odmah po njegovom dolasku pa
sve dok Je bio zdrav skoro uvijek
je bio casnik svog odsjeka, obna-
sao 10 mnoge casti, a rad "a do
brobit Hrvatske Bratske zajedni-
CO mu je uvjek bila ma prvom mje-
stu. Bolovao j. skoro 8 godina 1
skoro svakog tjedna bi vidio brata
Lolica, sto mu 10 bio prvo ma
srcu da upita jeste Ii upisali no.
vog clana sto ste ucinili, / onda
bi davao svoje primjedbe sto bi
bilo dobro uciniti "a dobrobit H.
B. z. Ovo nije pokojni brat samo
meni govorio, vec svaki mas Clan
koji bi ga dosao posjetiti, to bi
mu bila prva stvar da pita sto je
ucinjeno "a dobrobit H. B. z. Sva-
XII "Zajednicar" kad bi dosao uvjek
bi cijelog procitao vdio sto dru-
81 rade mnogo bi bio veseo kad
vidi sto clanovi rade u redovima
Zajednice.
Brat Milo Lolic ozenio SO je sa
svojom dragon suprugom 1911. u
st. Patrick's Church 8 nasom ses-
from Lucon, rodjena Bartulic
1924. godine posao je sa cijelom
svojom obitelji u Domovinu / ostali
SUI tano 4 n1jeseca, sinoW Stipe
/ John su bill prilicno veliki, a mai
mladji sin Ferdinand imao je 2
godine. Obitelj pokojnog brata
Lolica su svi u H. B. T., t. ]. ME
govi sinovi, nevjeste 1 sunucad,
ina i'll Is u redovima HBZ, koji
SUI nam ma diku | cast. Osim od-
sjeka 13O HBZ, brat Lolich pripa-
dao je Americkom Hrvatskom
Klubu 1 to cd pocetka bas mas
pokojni brat mu je predlozio da
Sc stavi ime Americki Hrvatski
Klub, bio je i nekoliko puta cas-
mix Kluba, "a kojeg je isto radio.
Mrtvo tijelo dragog pokojnika
bio je izlozeno u Hennessey
Goetsct & MCGEE Funeral Home,
bezbrojnim divnim wien
Gina sto SUI in poslai rodjaci, pri-
jatelji 1 drustva u znak zadnje
pocasti svome clanu prijatelju
Dan prize sahrane bio je moljen
"a pokoj njegove plemenite
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-08
NIKOLA BULyC

Nanairno, B. c., Canada. - Owl
me javljan1o zalosnu West, da
smo il sredine nasega odsjeka
broj 268 HBz izgubili dobrog i du-
gogodisnjeg clana, brata Nikolu
Bulica, koji je svoje trudne pie
menite oci zauvijek zatvorio da-
ma 3-ceg septembra 1868.
Rodjen je 5. decembra 1882. go
dine mjestu Bulici, opcina Ra-
datovic, Hrvatska. Dosao je u O.
WI zemlju pred 20 godina, a prize
toga je zivio dvije godine u U.S.A.
Pristupio je Narodnu Hrvatsku
Zaiednicu %. februara, 1928, gdje
je bio dobar i marljiv clan u "a
jednickim redovima.
liza sebe ostavlja rastuzenu SUI
prugu Juliku BuEt, jednog sina,
5 kceri, 6 unucadi praunucadi.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo je lezalo
u pogrebnom zavodu Westwood
Chapel Of Flowers, oblozeno lie
PIN vijencima cvijeca cd rodbi-
ne i prijatelja, medju kojima je
bio lijepi vijenac cvijeca naseg
odsjeka znak zadnje potasti.
U ime odsjeka broj 268 HBz,
neka bude polzojniku miran Ia
gan pocinak IL njegovom grobu,
i neka mu bude slava / pokoj vie
chi, njegovoj czalostenoj supru-
gi Julili, cijeloj obitelji rodbini
nase duboko isNreno saucesce.
Vladimir Tonzetich, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-08
MARIJA SUDAC

Sudbury, Ont. Odsjek 946
HBz javlja zalosnu vijest clanstvu
HBz, kao swim prijateljima i
znancina diljem Kanade Ameri-
Ike, da smo liz svoje sredine naglom
neocekivanom smrcu izgubili vri-
jednu clanicu sada vec pokojnu
Mariiu Sudac, ciju sliku ovdje do
nosimo.
Bilo je to ma desetog maja 1868.
god, rano jutro sirila sc TUNA
West, da je sestra Sudac premi-
nula. Bio je to veliki udarac "a
njezinog supruga Janka, "a nil
hovu djecu unucad, kao "a sve
ostale znance prijatelje. Bio je
jos wise dirljivo, jer je dan prize
svoje sudbine bila vesela, / posje-
tia nekoje svoje prijatelje.
Pokojnica je rodjena dne %.
dec. 1900. god. u selu Misinci, opci-
ne Ribnik, kotar Karlovac, Hr-
vatska. Godine 1917. udala sc "a
Janka Sudar, u svom braku imali
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"a crkvu U Prekrizzj ju

Nanaimo, B. c., Can. - Bra
te urednice Vukelic! Molim Vas,
da uvrstite u Zajednicar imena
darovatelja "a zupnu crkvu Sve-
tog Mihajla u Krekrizju. Daro-
vatelji su slijedeci:
Po $500: John i Dragica Beg,
Josip Slavica Plavetie, Nick
Bara Novosel; po $500: Tomo
Novosel, MILO i Magda Balaban !;
DO $500: Nick Franco Berdik,
Petar i Dragica Bernardo, Fra
njo i Bara Vlasic; po S1.OO:
John Mary Kruljac.
Ukupno sabrano $4,000. Saku-
pill John j Dragica Beg, Ii Ma
naimo, B. C.
Novac je poslan ma zupnika
Djuro Tukec, on Sc lijepo svi-
ma darovateljima zahvaljuje.
Primite bratski pozdrav cd
clana odsjeka 268 HBZ,
John Beg.
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$4,000 osI6URAcIJA

Kod Hrvatske Bratslke "a
jednice mole Sc osiguraH m
zivotnu osiguraciju pa $1O,-
900 j to cd 16 do 40 godina.
Djecu u nasem Poznladku Ia
kodjer - mole osiguraH m
svotu Cd $40, 900.
Vet imamo Glanova osigu-
ranih M ovu najviSu svotu
zivotne osiguracije, , to IN
oni, koji su svijesni / madu
vaznost takoye visoke osigu-
racijA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-08
Kume, neuzdaj Sc
Ume, vet use |
Svoje stare kljuse

Youngstown, Ohio. - Nakon
mog drugog pisma, kojeg sam
otposlao 8. septembra owe godi-
ne, / u kojem pismu sam molio
brata Tomu sipusica, 1909 Con-
necticut Street, Gary. Indiana,
da vet jednom to ucini 1 obje-
lodani u Zajednicaru imena da-
rovatelja 1 sakupljenu svotu "a
popravak nase crkve u Velikoj
Gorici. Jer tome ina vet blizu
6 mjeseci Ito je PRIMO cd meme,
Dragutina Vujnovica, $91.00 "a
ovu svrhu, / da 10 vrijeme da
Sc to jednom objelodani u no.
vine, kao sto tako / drugi rade,
a darovatelji zele da to jednom
vide. I ako on ne zeli objeloda-
niti to u novini prize nego dobije
zahvalu Cd zupnika, neka posa-
lie meni imenik darovatelja ia
Gu sam to uciniti, a svoju "a
hvalu cd zupnika kad dobije,
mole u svako vrijeme da istu
objelodani, i razlog koji je to-
me da Sc tako dugo tim odvla-
ci.
Ma ovo mole pismo brat sipu-
Sic mi je odgovorio II. septem-
bra owe godine, ovako:
"Dragi zemljace. PRIMO sam
Vase pismo cd 8. septembra o. &.
razumio sve sto mi pisete. Ma
kon Vaseg prvog pisma, trazio
sam kod Banke, da pronadju da
Ii je eek isplacen. Ma %. augu-
sta dobili su odgovor, da job nj
je zupniku isplaceno i da ce oni
to istraziti.
Prilozeno YAM Salem kopiju
pisma kojeg sam poslao zupni-
ku, gdje su sva imena darovate-
liza i svote koliko je koji daro-
vac, pa vi mozete sami to do
nijeti u Zajednicaru, a kad do
die potvrda cd zupnika zahva-
la, onda Gu ia to objelodaniti i
clio razlog tome sto Sc tako du-
go odvlacilo time".
ia sam pogresio sto sam sc
oslonio ma brata Sipusica kao
pokretaca owe stvari i da on to
posalje u domovinu, vec sam to
sam stvar bi bila ure-
djena i mozda bez ikakve ne
prilike, kao sto je sada. Daro-