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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
JOSEPHINE BARTOLIC

Greenville, Pa. Odsjek SOB
HBZ je il svojs sredine izgubio
dobrostojetu clanicu, sestru jose
phine Bartolic, koja je preminula
u mjesnoj bolnici 21. septembra
1859. Bolovala je wise godina cd
secerne bolesti, te sva lijecnicka
znanost / savremeni Hjekovi nisu
bill u stanju da joj produlje mill
zivot. Smrt je pokucala ma vrata
/ prekinula nit njezina 65-godis-
Meg zivota.
Pokojna sestra Bartolic obna-
sala je u odsjeku blagajnicku d,lz-
most uvijek Sc brinila "a svo1e
drustvene obaveze, koliko "a sebe,
toliko "a svoju djecu, koja su svi
clanovi odsjeka 5O8.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo lezalo 1e
u mjesnom pogrebnom zavodL,
gdje su njezin odar pohodili mno-
81 njezini prijatelji, znanci cla-
novi odsjeka, kojeg je bila clanom
do svoje smrti, da ju JOS jednom
vide / kazu zadnji zbogom. Odar
pokojnice bio je ukrasen mnogo-
brojnim vijencima cvijeca cd roda,
prijatelja znanaca, medju kojima
50 isticao 1 krasni vijenac njezina
odsjeka znak zadnjeg postova-
MIA svojoj vrijednoj i dobroj cla-
nici.
Ma dan pokopa dignuto ie ME-
zinc mrtvo tijelo sa odra, te Ia
losna, povorka sa mnogo naroda
l automobile krenula cd pogreb-
nog zavoda do rimokatolicke cr-
kve, gdje je odsluzena misa "a
dusnica po mjesnom sveceniku, a
nakon toga do r. k. groblja, gdje
su njezini mrtvi ostanci predani
hladni grob ma vjecni pocinak.
Nadgrobno slovo je procitao od-
sjecni predsjednik, brat Benedic
simunic.
Pokojna sestra liza sebe ostav-
liza sina Frank tri kceri, Mrs.
Stephen (Jane) Virostek u gradu
Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. Paul (FIe-
len) Mishorich u Brookfield, o.;
i Mrs. Stephen (Anna) Kaniza u
Greenville, Pa, / osam unucadi.
Tebi sestro Josephine pokoj VIE
chi bila ii laka zemlja u kojoj
pocivas, tvojim milim dragim.
koje liza sebe ostavljas, nase is
kreno saucesce.
L. Galekovit, tainilk.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
MARY PAVLIC

L0rain, Ohio. - Odsjek broj 140
HBz opet je il svojih redova sa
smrcu izglfbio jos jednu dobru /
dugogodisnju clanicu, sestru Mary
Pavlic, koja je nakon duge bole-
sti preminula dana 5. oktobra
1859.
Bila je rodjena godine 1910. u
Zagrebu, Jugoslavija. U mas odsjek
je pristupila godine 1887, te e
ostala dobra 'clanica do svoje smr-
ii.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlo-
zeno u Emil Dovala Funeral Home,
gdje je njezin odar bio okicen
mnogim vijencima cvijeta, medju
kojima Sc nalazio vijenac nase-
ga odsjeka, kao zadnji dar u znaK
zadnje pocasti.
Dana Z. oktobra, povorka 1e
krenula Cd pogrebnika do crkve
st. Vincent de Paul, gdje je Rev.
FIR. Joseph Conlon odsluzio svetu
misu zadusnicu, a nakon toga sa
mnogo automobile ma Calvary
Groblje, gdje smo mrtve ostanke
predali majci zemlji ma vjecni po-
cinak. Mad otvorenim grobom, u
ime clanstva 1 prijatelja, oprostio
Sc njome / izrekao nadgrobno
slovo odsjecni tajnik.
Pokojna sestra liza sebe ostav-
liza razalostenog supruga, Petra;
tri sina, Frank Edward, oba ov'
die Lorainu, Petra, Jr. Yer
million, Ohio; tri kceri, Mrs. Mary
Wisniewski, Mrs. Elizabeth Swetz.
obje ovdje Y Lorainu, ! Miss Bar
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
KATARINA JADRIC

Monessen, Pa. - Ma 6. septem-
bra owe godine, liza kratke bole-
sti umrla je clanica Bracni Drug
odsieka broj 1914 "Bratstvo" HBZ,
sestra Katarina Jadrit.
Rodjena je godine 1873. mje-
stu Stankovac, optina Ribnik, ko-
tar Karlovac, Hrvatska. Pristupi-
la je u mas odsjek godine 1910.
LA sebe ostavlja diva sina,
Nicholas u California i Joseph u
Monessen, Pa; pet kceri, Kathe-
rine, Mary, Louise, Sophie Mil
dred; Is unucadi 6 praunucadi.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo je lezalo
u kapeli pogrebnika, u Charleroi,
Pa, gdje je bilo okiteno sa mnogo
vijenaca cvijeca karticama "a
svete mise, medju kojima je bio
vijenac cvijeca nasega drustva u
znak zadnje pocasti svojoj sestri.
Ma 9. septembra u 10 sati u ju-
tro, podignuto je mrtvo tijelo sa
odra prevezeno do r. X. crkve 81.
Jeronima, gdje je odsluzena veil
ka sveta misa "a pokoj duse ME
zine. Nakon crkvenih obreda uz
mnogo automobile, zalosna povor-
ka krete ma katolicko groblje u
Charleroi, Pa, gdje smo polozili
njezino mrtvo tijelo ma vjecni po-
cinak kraj dobrog supruga Niko-
lie dobre kcerke Frances Kolit,
koji su umrli prize nekoliko 60
dina. Nadgrobno slovo je citala
pod-tajnica sestra Anna Zoretit
u engleskom jeziku, tako da osta-
lie narodnosti prisutni razumiju,
kao mladi potomci. Prisutni sve-
cenik je porijeklom Amerikanac.
slusao je rijeci nase pod-tajnice
Anna Zoretic, da nije niti ganuo,
jer je vidio, kako Hrvati uz dostoj-
nj bratski nacin vjerskim oslo
tajem spremaju mrtvo tijelo svoje
clanice sestre ma vjecni pocinak.
Malen je broj slucajeva, da bi
; mrtvo tijelo nosili unucad pra-
unucad, kao sto su nosili sestru
Katarinu Jadric ma vjecni potinak
njezini unuci praunuci.
U ime drustva, sestro Katarina
Jadric, neka ii je laka zemlja u
kojoj vet pocivas, tvojim milim
i dragim nase iskreno saucesce.
Kuzma Jezerinac, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
MICHAEL TOMASIC

JohnstOwn, Pa, 0dsjek 5. -
Javljamo zalosnu West clanstvu
HBZ diljem Amerike Kanade, da
je neumoljiva smrt otela liz nase
sredine brata Michael Tomasica,
ma 16. julia 1859. Bolovao je wise
cd dvije godine, ali nije bilo lie
ka da ga Sc izlijeci. Bio je dobar
Clan nasega odsjeka, kojem je
vrsio duznost predsjednika bolne
potpore. Radio je kod United Steel
Company.
Rodio Sc ovdje u Johnstownu
cd roditelja pokojnog Josipa Ane
Tomasit, koji su rodom IL sela
Ribnik, kotar Karlovac.
Kod kuce zalosti bilo je mnogo
vijenaca cvijeca oko njegova odra,
medju kojima je bio vijenac ma
Sega odsjeka znak zadnje po-
casti svome clanu bratu.
Pokojni brat Tomasic liza sebe
ostavlja bracu Josipa u Johns
townu, / Franka u New Yorku, te
sestre Ljubica Krcul u Versailles.
Pa, Mary u New Yorku, Anna Il
Brooklyn, N. Y, Catherine u De-
troitu, Milku Elizabeth u Johns
town, Pa.
IL kute zalosti povorka je kre-
nula u hrvatsku crkvu, gdje j.
odsluzio svetu misu zupnik Ivan
sostaric, a liza toga ma Hrvatsko
Crkveno Groblje, gdje smo pokoj-
nikove zadnje ostanke predali maj
ci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak. Mad
grobno slovo je procitao odsjecni
predsjednik brat Frank Sopcic.
Tebi brate Michael neka bude
laka gruda zemlje, tvojim mi
linn i dragima nase bratsko sauce
see.
Michael Batch, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11

bara Pavlit kod kuce; 10 unucadi
diva brata, John i Matthew HUI
MAD; dvije sestre, Mrs. Anna vi
dovich / Mrs. Helen Rotari, 'svi
ovdje Lorainu.
Neka je nasoj dragoj pokojnici
Mary Pavlic 4aka crna zemlja U
kojoj pociva, | neka joj je vjecna
slava, a njezinom tuznom supru.
gu i cijeloj familiji, prijateljima
rodbini nase iskreno saucesce.
Anton Jurlcic, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
DRUSTYENI
-VIJESNJK
Ili.ja VukeIic

Odsjek 391, West Allis, Wis. -
Divine sc pozivlje cjelokupno Clan
stvo nasega odsjeka, da dodje Ma
budutu redovitu sjednicu, koja &c
Sc odrzavati u cetvrtak, IL. no.
vembra. Ma ovoj sjednici podastret
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11

ga brata, ma Q. julia owe godine u
bolnici. Bio je rodjen godine 1894.
u selu Bukovina, opcina PisaroI-
ma, kotar Karlovac, Jugoslavija.
Pristupio ie u mas odsjek u julu
godine 1923. LA sebe ostavlja jed
nog brata / nevjestu Youngs-
town, Ohio, a drugu familiju u
staroi domovini. Pokopan je ma
Mont Olive Groblju.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
IVAN BOJCIC

sesti je brat Ivan Bojcic, koji
je umro 27. augusta owe godine,
Brat Bojcic je rodjen Il selu Ru-
zic, Dalmacija, Jugoslavija, godi-
ne 1895. Pristupio je u zajednicu
u julu 1887. bio je osiguran ma
petnaest stotina dolara. liza sehe
ostavlja jednog sina u staroj do
movini drugu familiju, a ovdje
u America u gradu Farrell, Pa. ne
ku rodbinu prijatelje. Njegovo
mrtvo tijelo je lezalo ma odru kod
Polovina Funeral Home, gdje su
ga tlanovi nasega odsjeka pri
jatelji dosli pogledati, da mu is
kazu zadnju pocast. Pokopan je
uz crkvene obrede, odsluzene st
Titus crkvi, ma Mont Olive Grob.
| lju.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
SOPHIE RASPORICH

Port Arthur, Ont, Can. Odsjek
679. Ovime javljamo zalosnu
West svemu clanstvu HBZ, da
sno smrcu liz nasih redova izgu
bill W. --''i,S~,r postoTanu tla-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
LETITE IA UUG0SLAVIJU SA SWISSAIR

Brza Swssair avionska pruga New Yorka e sguran,
krataR ekonomitan ugodan nacin posjetit mjesta
celjad koju volite.
hetoT Niske cijene ekonomicne klase
Letite sada platte kasne
. Izvanredna posuga avionu ekspertima koJi go
mnoge ezike.
Bilo gdie Sc u Sjedinjenim Drzavama Amerike,
posetite vaseg Punickog Agenta, ko &c dati sve
potrebne upute pomoci planirati vase putovane
Knjizicu putovanju Jugosaviju saljemo zahtjev
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
IVAN zUNAC

cetvrti je brat Ivan zunac, koji
je umro u Rochester bolnici dana
8. julia owe godine. Bolovao je 60
dinu dana. Pristupio je u Zajednt-
GU godine 1896. Rodjen .je godine
1890. u selu Gornje Mekusje, kotar
Karlovac, Jugoslavija. Pokopan le
uz vjerske obrede st. Titus crkve
ma Mont Olive Groblju. liza sebe
ostavlja rastuzenu kcerku i zeta,
to jednog sina 1 troje unucadi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
KUZMA ZARKOVIC
ANA BRAJAK

Druga je sestra Ana Brajak,
koja je umrla 8. februara kod svo-
je kuce, a bila je bolnici ali
nije bilo pomoti. Rodjena je 1890.
u selu Loncar, kotar Karlovac, Ju-
goslavija. U mas je odsjek pristu-
pila u januaru 1925. liza sebe o.
stavlja rastuzenog supruga, djecu,
unucad, drugu rodbinu u staroJ
domovini. Sprovod je obavljen po
crltvenim obredima, koji su odsld-
zeni u st. Titus crkvi po zupniku
iste crkve. Bila je dobra Hrvatica
i VOLTA svoj narod cd kojega je
potekla. Pokopana je ma Mont
Olive Groblju, gdje je mnogo po-
kopano nasega naroda. Nadgrobno
slovo je procitao predsjednik ma
Sega odsjeka, brat Dojcit. Slava
joj / pokoj vjecni.
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POKOJNICI ODSJEKA 423

Aliquippa, Pa. Odsjek 423
"Napredak" javlja zalosnu West,
da je owe godine iz svojih redova
sa smrcu izgubio sedan slijedetih
clanova:
KJJZMA ZARKOVIC
Prvi je bio brat Kuzma zarko-
vic, koji je umro 8. februara u
Rochester bolnici, a bolovao je cd
nesretne neizljecive bolesti raka
preko dvije godine. Rodjen je 60.
dine 1895. u selu Roviska, kotar
Glina, Jugoslavija. U Zajednicu je
pristupio 1945. LA sebe ostavlja
suprugu diva sina, ostalu rod
binu u staroj domovini. Odsjek mu
je polozio vijenac ma odar znak
zadnje pocasti, a pokopan je ma
srpskom groblju sv. nije u Ali
quippa, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
IVAN BILIC

Treti mas Clan je brat Ivan BIZ
lie, koji je umro 7. aprila County
Home. Rodjen je godine 1885. u
selu Kuce, Drnis, Dalmacija, Ju-
goslavija. Pristupio je u mas od-
sick maju godine 1927. LA Sc
be ostavlja snahu, diva unuka
mnogo prijatelja. Pokopan je po
crkvenim obredima ma Mont Olive
Groblju.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
JURO BENKOVIC

Peti je brat Juro Benkovic, ko.
! i je umro nakon par dana gornje.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

for Richard Bartlett Of Wake
field. Richard started working
on his exhibit two years ago
and said he hopes to make a
career in zoology or biology.
His exhibit showed various
stages of development Of en-
bryo chicks and included a
full-scale cross section of a
once-live chicken.
Another exhibit, by Virginia
Carlson of Wakefield, showed
that go per cent of male mice
which were isolated became
neurotic. Her display won a
second place award.
Among other exhibits were
the chemistry of sauerkraut,
television transmitting, an
electronic banjo, earth satel-
lites, piggy-back radio waves
and a discussion of life on
Venus which concluded that
simple plants will not endure
long" on the planet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
Mrs. Neustodt Elected
By Alexandra League

the leagues annual meeting in
Trinity Methodist Church, are
Mrs. Charles j. Denholm, first
vice president; Mrs. Charles B.
Henderson, second vice presi-
dent. and Mrs. Ernest Stewart,
secretary. New directors are
Mrs. Phillip H. Cate, Mrs.
Frederick K. Dashiell, Mrs.
Wallace j. Pupkar, Mrs. Will
lard s. Vaughan, jr., and Mrs.
Paul j. Burnette.
The new work project chosen
by the league for the coming
year is a study to determine
Alexandria's needs for in
creased library facilities. The
luncheon speaker for the all
day meeting was Clark r. Mel
lenhoff, Washington correspon-
dent for CowleS Publications.
Mr.. Mollenhoff attacked the
Eisenhower administrations re-
strictions on releasing Govern
ment information as lone OF
the worst blows perpetrated on
a democratic society"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
TAX RECORD DUE
FOR DISTRICT AS
DEADLINE NEARS

District officials expect
a record $23 million from
current personal income
tax returns. an increase Of
STA million over last year.
The deadline for filing
is April l5-just 10 days
away.
About 10000 returns Of
an expected 100000 have
been filed so far. Last
year, 100000 returns
brought in a total Of $2l.6
million.
Last week, about 1000
returns were filed each
day, and officials expect
the rate to pick up rapidly
as the deadline approaches.
About 10000 refunds out
of an expected 10000 al
ready have been mailed to
the taxpayers, said Robert
J. Durham, supervisor of
the revenue divisions in
dividual income tax Sec
ton.
The tax Office in the
Municipal Center, 800 In
diana avenue NV, is open
weekdays from 8:15 am.
to 4:45 pm. Taxpayers
The penalty for late filing
is S per cent per month, UP
to a maximum of rs per
cent. Interest on late pay
ment is 6 per cent a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
SAILOR KILLED
IN CAR CRASH

LA PLATA, Md, April 4 (AP) i.
"A 21-year-old Navy enlisted
man from Wilslip. N. Y. was
fatally injured in a two-car
crash on U. S. 301 late yester-
day.
State police identified the
victim as Thomas E. Mason,
who was stationed on a ship in
port at Norfolk, Va.
Three shipmates Of the victim
and a civilian driver were in
jured in the accident near
Newburg, about IL miles south
of here.
The Navy men, admitted to
Bethesda Naval Hospital. were
Charles Parisi. jr., 81. driver of
the sailors car; David Lassiter,
20, and Charles Pitard.
The driver of the other car,
John D. Lowe, jr.. of White
Plains, Md. was taken to Ply
sicians Memorial Hospital here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
DISTRICT BOY
BADLY HURT

A 12-year-old District boy is
IN critical condition in Casualty
Hospital from injuries received
when his fathers car swerved
off a road in Prince Georges
County and struck an oncom-
ing auto headon.
Five other persons were in
jured in the accident on Route
210 Saturday night near Fort
Washington road.
Admitted to the hospital with
critical head injuries was Will
liam Colbert of 81 v street
NV. He was riding with his
father, Elmer j. Colbert, and
his 10-year-old brother, Roll
and. The father and brother
were admitted in good condi-
ton with leg and back injuries.
State Police at Waldorf said
the Colbert car swerved of the
road near the intersection at
the Prince George County lie
shortly before midnight. 1t then
veered back on the highway and
collided with an oncoming car
driven by Ramon F. Reno, 80,
of Accokeek. Md. Mr.. Reno was
admitted to the hospital in
good condition with decorations
of the face and head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
Driver Killed
Scar Skids,
Clips Pole

Robert Lee Botkin, 80, Of
Route 2. Bridgewater, Va, was
fatally injured yesterday when
the top Of his car was sheared
off as it struck a pole on Route
1913 in Fairfax County.
County police Pvt. Paul ST..
Clair said a passenger in the
car, Mrs. Anna Hunter. AZ. Of
the 900 block of Twenty-fourth
street NV, identified as Mr..
Botkin,s housekeeper, suffered
multiple rib fractures and a
broken leg. She was admitted
to Arlington Hospital in critical
condition.
Pvt. st. Clair said the car
left 240 feet of skidmarks be-
fore it ran of the right side Of
the road near SCOTS Run
Bridge, swerved back across the
pavement, clipped of the pole
and stopped in a creek bed 40
feet of the road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
Appeal Set
In Arlington
Zone Issue

Refusal Of the Arlington
County Board Of zoning APP
peals TO permit subdivision Of
three lots belonging to Jack
Rathbone. chairman Of the
County Defenders of state
Sovereignty and Individual Lib
critics. win be appealed TO the
county governing body by the
applicant.
Mr.. Rathbone yesterday asked
the coming board for q ''vari-
ance" from coming regulations
so he could divide land near
his home into three lots with
less than the 100-foot-width
requirement. The board turned
down the request.
Mr.. Rathbone filed an appeal
with the County Board. This
was the second appeal of a
coming Board decision to be
filled within two days under a
new law which allows IAN
aggrieved" party to appeal q
decision to the County Board.
Five South Arlington resi-
dents last Friday asked the
County Board to upset q coming
board decision which would
allow construction of three r.
story Office buildings near the
Pentagon.
Mr.. Rathbone also is sched-
uled to appear in County Court
Friday on a charge by coming
authorities that he is illegally
using his property in the $500
block of Roberts lane for bust
ness purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
EIkton Explosion
Injuries 8 Men

ELKTON, Md, April 4 (AP).-
Three men were critically in
jured in an explosion at a chem
ical company one mile north OF
here today.
State police said the men
were cleaning a condenser on
the second floor of the Stauffer
Chemical Co. on Maryland 545
when the explosion occurred
about 2 am.
Admitted to Union Hospital
with second and third degree
burns on their bodies were Otis
Forester, William Maxwell and
Fred Williamson-all Of Elkton.
Damage to the plant was es-
timated at between $4,000 and
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

to comply, the law did not be-
come effective until october
1858.
But Representative Broyhill
says the law does not 60 far
enough.
He is considering introduce
ton Of a bill to require that
household refrigerators and
freezers be so constructed that
users could easily remove the
doors when such equipment
was not in use.
State Laws Passed
Representative Broyhill noted
that some 80 States have passed
laws requiring that doors be
taken of unused refregirators
or requiring ventilation or other
safety precautions.
His proposal. he said. would
make it easier for owners to
comply with such laws.
A similar view was expressed
by an official of the Department
Of Commerce, who wrote Repre-
sentative Broyhill:
There appears to be no
question but that a means of
facilitating the veptilation of
refrigerators not in use such
as you suggest would enable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
Final Budget Review
Slated in Montgomery

Montgomery County Council
members tomorrow win hold
the first OF three or more re-
view meetings at which the
proposed S72.l million county
budget will be studied for the
last time.
Budget review meetings are
tentatively scheduled for to-
morrow. Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday nights in the coun-
Gil hearing room in Rockville.
If the review Is completed in
three nights. the Friday meet
ing viii be Cancelled, according
to Mrs. Stella B. Werner, coun-
ell president. In view Of the
scope and complexity Of the
record spending program. how
ever, the council may be forced
to hold meetings through the
week end.
Council members are aiming
at final adoption of the budget
on April IA, one day before the
legal deadline. Concurrent with
the adoption Of the budget will
be official listing Of the ie59-6O
tax rate.
At present, proposed fiscal
year spending totals $53.2 mil
lion for school operations and
construction and $3.50 million
for all other county govern
ment expenditures. These totals
would require a accent in
crease in the present basic tax
rate Of $2.l8 per 500 assessed
valuation.
County officials have said
they undoubtedly will be able
to trim something from the in
crease. the biggest in recent
county history. Any major re-
vision of the anticipated tax
boost, however, depends princi-
pally on what the council does
with the school budget.
AT separate public hearings
last week on the school SPEND
ing program and the county's
financial structure, a majority
of civic group spokesman went
on record in favor of the school
budget. They also indicated &C
ceptance Of an estimated 81
cent share Of the increase re-
Iuired by educational costs, in
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owners to comply more easily
with State and local laws re-
quiring ventilation when not
In USE"
Representative BroyhiIl re-
called that tests made by the
Bureau Of Standards showed
that inside opening devices by
no means afforded full protec-
ton for youngsters.
Some Waited for Help
Many Of the 2-year-old and
3-year-old children in such
tests made no attempt to es-
cape. And some 5-year-old
children waited for outside
help.
Virginia law calls for taking
of the doors Of unused refrig-
orators, or strapping the box
in such a way.a child cannot
get in. or providing holes for
ventilation.
But Representative Broyhill
pointed out that refrigerators
that are in temporary disuse--
such as in temporarily vacant
apartments or houses--are as
potentially dangerous to young
sters as are abandoned refrig-
orators.
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Maps Token Seriously

BRUSSELS.-Gerardus Mer-
Gator, a Flemish geographer
whose method Of representing
the round world on fiat paper
is still used today, was arrested
for hereSy in 1914 as a result
of maps he made. He escaped,
but AZ others seized with him
were burned alive.
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14-Acre Cor Roof

CAPE TOWN, South Africa.
A 14-acre steel-and- concrete
roof, costing $3.4 million, is
being built over Cape Towns
new railroad station. The roof,
which will cover the train plat
forms, will be used for car
parking and possibly a bus
terminal will be built there.
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Powerhouse in Cove

CANBERRA-A French engi-
neering group is completing a
gigantic and very difficult
hydroelectric project in Aus
tralia's Snowy Mountains. The
powerhouse is in an under
ground cavern 1,195 feet deep
in a gorge at Cabramurra in
New South Wales.
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Mrs. Stanley S. Neustadt yes
terday was elected president
of the Alexandria League Of
Women Voters. She succeeds
Mrs. John c. Doud and will
serve a two-year term.
Mrs. Neustadt, of l408 Oak
crest drive. is the wife of a
Washington attorney. She is
a former information specialist
in the State Departments Of
flee of Internal Information.
Other new officers, elected at
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Guiding a large teacher PAY
raise.
councilmen have Indicated
they hope to vote on each sec
ton Of the budget after It is
discussed at this weeks review
meetings. II the council decides
to increase requested expendi-
lures In any area or II they add
new items to the budget. an,
other public hearing win be
called before April Is. .
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GOVERNOR MEETS STUDENT PRESS
Atom, Rabbit, Bocterio
Science Fair Winners

Three hundred Arlington and Falls Church youngsters
displayed their scientific talents yesterday in exhibits ranging
from an embalmed rabbit to atom smasher
panel Of judges pored the science fair displays
to select hnats who will to the National Science
Fair in May.
They are Robert c. Bast IT, a tenth grader at Wash