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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

je bila pruzena svaka p~4.loc, ali
sve bijase uzalud sestra je "a
klopila svoje oci zauvijek, koje
sliku ovdje donosimo.
liza sebe ostavlja svoja diva ucvi-
LENA sina, te mnogobrojnu rodbi-
nu, Dragutina Mary Domijan,
tetku Manestar, mnogo prijatelja
mjestana IL domovine odkuda je
dosla.
Sestra je rodjena godine 1911. Il
mjestu Sveta Jelena, bila udata
"a pokojnog brata Leona Domijan,
koji je prerano ostavio Zoru i ne
jaka diva sincica, Leona Edwarda.
Neumorno / pozrtvovno je radila
da svoja diva sina odgoji da in
sa radoscu uzdrzi redovima
HBZ. Zorka je bila uzorna majka,
dobra prijteljica 1 vrijedna zajed
nicarka. Jest, njome smo izgu-
bill ono sto je mama potrebno, do
bru suradnicu nasih redova.
Odar pokojnice bio je izlozen
kod pogrebnika Chulick, ckicen
mnogobrojnim vijencima mirisnog
cvijeca, kojeg su polozili ucviljeni
njezini sinovi, rodbina priJatelji,
te njezin odsjek broj so, u kojem
je sestra bila dobra vrijedna cla-
Mica.
zalosna povorka ispratila je ME-
zinc tijelo do crkve, gdje je izre-
cena sveta misa, a zatim ma Gene
terry, gdje je sahranjena ma vjecni
pocinak. Mad otvorenim grobom
izrekao je nadgrobno slovo kao "a
mjenik, brat Ivan Narancich, "a
zelio sestri miriam pocinak ME-
zinom preranom grobu, takodjer
duboko saucesce njezinim ucvilje-
MIN sinovima, rodbini prijatelji-
ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

Vid, gdje je Rev. FIR. Simeon Ne
kic odsluzio svetu misu, a nakon
toga do Calvary Groblja Am
herst Ohio, gdje je njegovo mrtvo
tiielo predano crnoj zemlji ma vie
chi pocinak. U ime odsjeka, mad
otvorenim grobom s mime Sc je
oprostio i izrekao nadgrobno slo-
vo, tajnik.
Pokojnik brat Roches liza sebe
ostavlja s sinova: Stjepan, Frank,
John, Joseph i George, svi ovdje u
Lorainu; dvije kceri, Mrs. Joseph
Hilko ovdje, Mrs. Enrico Glgliotti
Amherst, Ohio, te pet unucadl
troje praunucadi.
Neka ii je brate Stjepane laka
crna zemlja u kojoj pocivas, tvo'
Jim sinovima kcerima, unucad
i praunucadi ostaloj rodbini, ma
Sc iskreno saucesce.
Anton Juricic, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
JERKO zIVKOVIC

Treti je brat Jerko zivkovic, ko-
il je nakon wise mjeseci bolovanja
umro Fl. juna 1869.
Brat Jerko zivkovic je bio ro-
djen godine 1874. Pristupio je "
HBZ godine 1919. / bio 1e dobar
Clan sve do svoje smrti. U ovu
zemlju je dosao pred AZ godina,
te radio "a Hammond Lumber Co.
"a dugo godina. liza sebe ostavlja
diva netaka dvije netakinje u Ju-
goslaviji.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo je lexalo
kod Purte Funeral Home. Ma %.
juna u vecer je izmoljena krunica
"a pokoj njegove duse, 4 ma "a,
juna 0:46 u jutro krenula je po-
vorka do st. Bernards crkve, gdje
je odsluzena sveta misa, a nakon
toga do st. Bernards Cemetery
Mad otvorenim grobom dao je Fad.
nju pocast mas odsjecni predsjed.
mix, brat Matt Stomach.
Neka je bratu zivkovitu lal<s
zemlja kojoj pociva, njegovo.
rodbizi na3e iskreno saucesce.
Mary Berta&la, tajniea
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

mena je bolovao, a starost Je bila
dosta visoka, pax lijecenje nije BIZ
10 cd pomoci.
Mrtvo tijelo su braca cd odsjeka
so ispratila u crkvu, gdje je IRE
tena sveta misa, a zatim ma gro
biste, gdje je mrtvo tijelo brata
predano majci zemlji ma vjecni po-
cinak. Mad otvorenim grobom o.
prostio Sc je brat Ivan Narancich
izrekao nadgrobno slovo ime
odsjeka zajednice. Zazelio bratu
miriam pocinak u hladnom grobu,
a njegovoj ucviljenoj suprugi, sinu
i kcerkama, i unucadi izrazio nase
duboko bratsko saucesce.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
srJEpAN ROCHEs

Lorain, Ohio. Odsjek 40. = O.
vim putem javljamo clanstvu HBz
prijateljima zalosnu West, da
smo opet nemilom smrtu izgubili
il svojih redova dobrog 1 dugogo-
disnjeg clana, brata Stjepana Ro-
ches, koji je nakon 4 godine bolo-
vanja svoju patnicku dusu zauv-
jek ispustio dana 10. julia 1859.
Pokojni brat Roches bio je ro-
diem godine 1881. u mjestu Rujevo,
Karlovac, Jugoslavija. U mas od-
sick je pristupio godine 1920, te
je ostao vjeran Clan do svoje smrti.
Mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlozeno u
pogrebnom zavodu John Dorm. O.
dar mu je bio okicen mnogobroj-
MIN vijencima cvijeca, gdje Sc je
nalazio vijenac nasega odsjeka
Z MAX sadnje pocasti. Dana ~.
JULIA krenula je zaloma povorka sa
mnogo automobile Cd pogrebnog
zavoda do hrvatske r. k. crhve sv.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
Jos jedna nagrada
Modug4nu

Americka Nacionalna akade-
mia "a snimljenu muziku pro-
glasila je plocu "Volare" pozna-
tog talijanskog pjevaca Domeni-
ca Modugna "a najbolju plocu
u 1858. godini "Volare" je tako-
djer proglasen "a najbolju pies
mu.
Ova novoosnovana akademija
prilikom svoje prve godisnje
svecane predaje nagrada dodije-
lila je gramofone ukrasene zla-
tom.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
Izdr1Ijiva moI,eta

JapansM ministar financija je
izjavio, da &c move japanske nov
Ganice biG toliko otporne protiv
vode, da &c Sc moG pratt " stro-
ju "a pranje rublja. Drugim Hje-
Sinna, bit - nepodenve.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
ANZELMO VLAH

Samo Sto smo sahranili mrtvo
tijelo Apokojne sestre Zorke Domi-
jan, Eize druga zalosna West, da
je brit Anzelmo Vlah zaklopio svo-
je umorne oci dana IL. aprila 1859.
Brat Vlah je rodjen mjestu
Sv. Mattel, godine 1881. Bio je dugi
niz godina u nasim redovima, jos
cd godine 1906, pax mu je Zajed-
MICA poklonila visoki znak 50-go.
disnjeg clanovanja. Vec dulje vre-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
FORA DOMIJAN

st. Louis, Mo. Odsjek so. - Jaw
ljamo zalosnu West, da smo u
kratko vrijeme izgubih sest cla-
nova liz nasih redova, to tri brata
/ tri sestre kako slijedi:
Ma s. aprila O. 6. dobismo West,
da je sestra Fora Domijan naglom
smrcu presla u vjecnost. Umrla je
u svojim jos mladim godinama.
Par sati nakon vecere sa svojim
dragim sinovima, dobila je visolxi
pritisak krvi ma glavu. Odmah je
bila -"~--~-n-a u bolric'1. gdje joj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
JAKOV RELAC

Eureka, Calf. Odsjek 249
HBZ javlja zalosnu West, da je
liz svojih redova sa smrcu u zad-
ME vrijeme izgubio slijedeca tri
clana:
Prvi je mas dugogodisnji clan,
brat Jakov Relac, koji je umro
naglom smrcu 7. aprila 1859, ko-
jeg sliku ovdje donosimo.
Brat Relac je bio rodjen godine
1889. miestu Pracna, kotar Su-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
PETAR KEGLEVIC

Hamilton, Ont, Can. Odsjek
644 HBZ javlja zalosnu West, da
smo izgubili iz nasih redova ak
tivnog clana, brata Petra Keglevi-
Ca, koji je nenadno umro dana 27.
maja 1859, kojeg sliku ovdje do
nosimo
Tog kobnog dana, 27. maJa, po-
kojni brat Petar sjeo je na svoj
automobil oko 8 sata poslije podne,
da doveze sa no~'o svoju dragu su-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
UMRLI CLANOVI HI. B. T.
PRIJAVIJENI Cd IA. DO 21. AUGUSTA, 1859

6 Rev. Bosiljko Bekavac
16 Eva MiluniG
IS JurO TrZOk
Philip E. Parasko
60 John PleSe
81 Juraj Smiljanic
IS JankO SirOvica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
MALI OGL NIX
zkJEDkItkRk
CIJENK

Obiena mala potraga, z koJe1
% trait znanca "a pFijsteitA,
IA svaku uvrstbu ............$1.oo
Tko tra&i radniko, 20 inN.. 3.oo
TkO prodaje kutu, .emlju,
trgovinu III sli6nO, po hN.. 80
zenidbeni oglasi ponudo -
primaju -.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
MARY SINOVCIC

Dana 80. maja poslije podne sti-
gla je tragicna zalosna vijest, da
SUI brat Mato Sinovcit 1 njegoya
supruga Mary u bolnici cd zadobi-
venih ozlijeda, prigodom sukoba
ma putu drugim automobilom.
Nije proslo dugo, a to odmah ma
/. juna stigla je druga zalosna vi
Jest, da je sestra Mary umrla cd
zadobivenih ozlijeda. Ova West je
potresla nasu koloniju, rodbinu,
mnogobrojne prijatelje i clanove
nasega odsjeka broj so.
Rodjena je u Madison, ILL.,, go
dine 1909. Kcerka je pokojnih ro-
ditelja, Kate / Boze Obradovit.
Mate Mary imadu dvije kterke,
Eleanor, udata Messmer Blanch,
koja je izucena uciteljica, troje
unucadi. Mary je bila dobre cudi.
uzor majka dobra zajednicarka,
te vrlo postovana cd svih prijate-
liza / onih koji su ju poznavali.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlo-
zeno kod pogrebnika Ziegenhein,
okiceno mnogobrojnim vijencima
cvijeca cd svoje ucviljene obitelji,
rodbine, prijatelja njezinog od-
sjeka broj so HBZ.
4. juna u $3.50 sati u jutro, kre-
nula je zalosna povorka "a njezi-
MIN lijesom, kojeg su nosile sest
clanica nasega odsjeka do crkve
Holy Family, gdje je odsluzena
sveta misa, liza toga do st. Peter
i Paul Groblja, gdje je njezino mr.
two tijelo predano majci zemlji ma
vjecni pocinak. Mad otvorenim
grobom, oprostio Sc cd sestre i
izrekao nadgrobno slovo brat I'm
70 Robic, to Moi zazelio miran
pocinak u hladnom preranom gro
bu, q suprugu Matt, kcerkama
Eleanor Blanch, zetu Lawrence,
unucadi 1 rodbini nase bratsko /
sestrinsko saucesce.
Zahvala. - Tuznim srcem u ime
mole i mole djece najiskrenije Sc
zahvaljujem svoj nasoj rodbini
prijateljima, koji su dosli ma sva-
XII nacin nastojali nam pomod u
tu3nim easovima, kada je neumo-
ljiva smrt uzela il naSe sredine
nezaboravljenu suprugu, majku
baku Mary. Hvala svima koji su
polokih whence l cvijete ma njezin
odar. Hvala sestrama clanicama
odsjeka 50, koje M ju nosile pra-
tile do njezinog hladnog groba,
kao / bratu Imbro Robbie, koji Je
u irne HBZ odsjeka so izrekao
nadgrobno slovo. jos jednom svi-
ma Cd srca hvala.
Ucviljeni suprug Mate sinov6it
obite4.
ANDJMLNA GRBIN
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
DRUSTvENI'
-VIJESNIk


Odsjek IA, Cleveland, Ohio. -
Ovime Sc daje do znanja svemu
clanstvu nasega odsjeka, da &c se
nasa iduca sjednica odrzati u ne
djelju, s. septembra 1 sat poslije
podne, a ne kao obicno II 2 sata
razloga, sto tog dana slavimo
zajednicarski Dan kao 65-godis-
njicu HBZ.
Brace, dodjite ma vrijeme, Ia
ko da nase poslove uredimo pa da
onda idemo svi ma proslavu.
Umoljava Sc bracu, koji su sa-
ostali sa uplatama da in podmire,
tako da mozenso knjige prirediti
"a tromjesecno izvjeste IL mjeseos
oktobru.
Bratski vam pozdrav,
Josip Dobrinich, tatnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

TRAzI SE Luka Kolak, sin pok.
Ivana Kolak koji je bio clanom
odsjeka 6O8 u Schumacher-u,
Ont, Kanada. Menu je otac
ostavio svoju osmrtninu kako
je sada punoljetan moze podid
novac kod Zajednice.
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik HB6.
Vidis Ii ii covjeka, koji je
brz ma rijecima? Ina wise ma
de "a budalu nego b "a ME
ga. - Salamun
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
0siguracije kod zajednlce

KOd Hrv8tSko Brat1ko Ia
jednice mole se osiguraM m
Avotnu Osiguraciju Cd 16 do
40 godine bez lijetnicke pre-
giedbe ma svotu Cd $1,000.
Do 40 godina svaki Han mo-
3e Sc osigurah na $4,000 III
povisih svOju Hv0tnu osigu-
racitu do te svoto.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

40 Louis StankOvic
274 Milan KOsanOvich
292 Milka Lisac
1853 Martin KOvacic
Kata NOvOsel
383 Franjo Grguric
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
8 LIJECNICKOM
PREGLEDBOM

Ina 40 godina do 30 svah
mole da se osigura na "a, 900
Mvotne osiguracije IN Man b
dobe mole da povisi svoju o
slguraciiu do 81, 900.
Ina 80 do 60 godina svah
postoje6 Aan mode d po-
Vii svoju Hvetnu osiguFs-
ciju - 81, 900, N 10 mo1e
prekoraNH zlvotnu osigws-
clju - vile Cd 8, ,O00.
Nevi Han Cd 30 do 60 70
dina me1e 30 osigursH kod
HvstslIe Bfstsho zajednioe
- 81, 600 samo - Nvotnu .
dguFseiju, . 10 moSo % osi.
guEaM z toj d0bl N belesaiS
IN petDsgu I oStetu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

Ptele ne mogu postici nista
ako ne rade zajedno, a tako
nj lju& = Ebert Hubbard
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
KATARINA ZORETICH

Druga je sestra Katarina Zore-
itch, koja je zaklopila svoje trudne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
ANDJMNA GRBIN

Ma 18. juna opet stigla zalosna
vijsst, da j. umrla naSa dugogodi-
snja danica, sestra Andjelina Or.
bin, ko3a je podlegla tesd<oj bolesti
| - vri3eane snard - nalasila
bolnici.
Sestra Grbin bila je rodjena go
dine 1875. mjestu Novf Vinodol.
Jagesaevi3A. Supruaa y na4ega
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

Odsjek 425, Tacoma, Wash. -
ia dole potpisani. tajnik ovog od-
sjeka javljam clanstvu, da smo na
prosloj redovitoj sjednici promije-
Mill datum odrzavanja sjednice Z
mjesecu septembru zbog konven-
cije. Umjesto trece nedjelje, mi
cemo nasu sjednicu odrzavad 4
drugu nedjelju, to samo Ia mje-
sec september. Sjednica &c biti u
velikoj dvorani isto Swiss Hall.
Isto ovim putem se zahvalju-
jem svom clanstvu, koji 81 dosli /
glasovali "a meme te me pocastiH
"a delegate desete konvencije H.
B. T., te obetajem svima, da Gu
raditi samo "a dobrobit HBZ. 1
njezinog clanstva.
Stjepan Franko, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

SepItHlDId, ShoiShoJ ANoh e'H'
Poslije sjednice ce clanovi moo
da izraze svoje zelje delegatu idu-
&c konvencije HBZ. I poslije svega
imat cemo napitnicu.
John Zeleny, perov.
Odsjek 271, Aberdeen, Wash. -
Upozoruje sc clanstvo nasega od-
sieka, da &c Sc redovita odsjecna
sjednica mjeseca rujna (sept.) o
drzavati tjedan ranije, naime, pr
WI umjesto drugu nedjelju u mje-
secu, to jest, 6. sept. u obicno VII
ieme, poslije podne. Ova promjena
ie ucinjena samo "a ovu sjednicu,
da Sc dade tajniku prilika, da ma
vriieme obavi odsjecne poslove,
prize polaska ma konvenciju.
Takodjer postoji mogucnost, da
&c do toga vremena Izvrsni Odbor
Zaiednice, odobriti ujedinjenje IL
medju nasega bratskog odsjeka
br. 1877, (E.. S. L.); posto je mol
ba "a tn svrhu vec odaslata gore
spomenutom odboru. Prema tome,
ako do toga dodje, tai posao CO
uzeti dosta vremena "a preuredii
odsjecne knjige.
Uiedno Sc preporuca, a oceku-
ie, da &c clanstvo uplatiti pristoj-
be pocetkom mjeseca, tako da tai
mix moze zakljuciti odsjecne knji-
ge prize polaska. Ovo ce biti po-
trebito, radi pregledbe odsjecnih
racuna, po Nadzornom Odboru, po-
cetkom mjeseca listopada (oct.).
Brace sestre: Cd vas se "a
pravom ocekuje, da cete utiniti
vasu duznost prema uputi po-
trebi. Isto kao sto vi sa pravom
trazite, da vas odbor radi odsjec-
ne poslove, prema njihovim duz-
nostima.
Vjerujem, da tete uvaziti gor-
nju uputu prema istoj postupat.
Sa bratskim pozdravom,
Geo. Markich, tajnik.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Plan Is OKd
ToSend YuIe
Mail byAir
BY the Associated Press

Postmaster General Sum-
merfield'S plan to make use of
surplus space on commercial
planes during the Christmas
rush was approved yesterday
by the Civil Aeronautics Board.
The CAB approved the plan
over objections of the Asso-
citation of American Railroads
and the Railway Clerks Union,
which contended rail carriers
would lose as much as $12
million in revenue.
The CAB described this esti-
mate as far TOO high, even
assuming that all first-class
mail moved by air. 1t added
that only a small proportion Of
the total volume of this mail
will be moved by air.
In asking authority to shift
flrSt-claSs mail to planes when
space is available, Mr.. Summer
field said there was every in
dication the volume of Christ
mas mail this year will be
greater than ever. He said the
public interest would be served
by making the unused capacity
of air carriers available.
But the only way a mail user
can be sure of air movement Is
by paying the air mail rate.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Gun kishop Kills
Stores Manager

LOGAN, w. Va, Dec. 5 (AP) .
S. Flint, 60, of Hunt
ington, general manager of
Island Greek Stores Co., was
killed Thursday night by a
blast from a shotgun in his
room at the company club
house at Holden.
Others in the clubhouse
heard a muffled shot at 8:45
pm, but the body was not
discovered until after 3 am.
when a guest in a nearby
room heard Mr.. Flint'S radio
and investigated.
He was belived to have been
cleaning the shotgun when it
discharged.
Mr.. Flint is survived by his
widow and a daughter, Mrs.
Judy Crum of Greensboro, N. C.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Mrs. Eisenhower
To Visit Mother
At Denver
BY the Associated Press

Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower will
leave tomorrow night for Den
yer, Colo, to visit her 81-year-
old mother, Mrs. John S. Doud.
She planned the trip to
coincide with the period that
the President is out of the
country on his goodwill mis-
sion.
Mrs. Eisenhower is expected
to make the trip by train.
Her sister, Mrs. G. Gordon
Moore, who usually accom-
panies her, will not go along
this time.
Mrs. Doud has been ailing
recently and both daughters,
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Eisen-
hover, have made frequent
visits to Denver to be with her.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
$2,100 Reported
Stolen From Car

An officer of an electrical
wholesale firm reported to DO
lice yesterday that $2,1OO was
stolen from the glove compart-
ment OF his sports car, parked
in the 4800 block of Georgia
avenue NV,
Irving Fox, 35, controller for
National Electrical Wholesalers
Inc, 4410 Georgia avenue, NV,
told police he was taking the
money to the National Bank
OF Washington for deposit. He
said he stopped to eat lunch
and when he returned to his
auto he found the locked glove
compartment open and the
money missing.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Santa Isn't Real

tive bargaining is threatened
with a breakdown.
THE American concept of
collective bargaining" he told
a meeting of business school
alumni at New York Univer-
sity, must be supplemented to
avoid work stoppages.
There must evolve, in the
public interest, an adequate
substitute for the strike and
the lockout it shall depend
on some new legislation, but
basic to all this is a new ap-
proach and new attitudes"
Rejects 24-HOur Sessions
Mr.. Cooper brushed of Presi-
dent Eisenhower's call for
"around-the-clock" bargaining
S sessions. The great need
is for quality of negotiations,
not quantity" he told reporters
yesterday.
He said negotiators can be-
come brain weary" and make
mistakes.
Just continuous hours of
do not necessarily
mean effective negotiations"
Mr.. Cooper said.
However, he said the manage
ment negotiators are always
ready to bargain when there
is some promise that negotia-
tions will be productive"
Mr.. Cooper was echoing
sentiments implied by Joseph
F. Finnegan. director of the
Federal Mediation and Con-
ciliation Service, who said after
hearing the Presidents speech:
I'll schedule meetings as they
seem most productive"
Mr.. Cooper reiterated his re-
lection of a proposal by Mr..
Mcdonald to let a presidential
board of inquiry recommend
terms of a settlement. Past
experience shows, Mr.. Cooper
said, that such boards recon-
mend 'inf1ationary settle
mentS."
Evening star., 1959-12-05
STEEL

Continued From First Page
er of United States Steel, chief
negotiator for the companies,
said they were doing spade
work for the bargaining ses-
Sions, but were neither meet
ing with union leaders nor
preparing a new management
offer.
Vice President Nixon and
Labor Secretary Mitchell con-
ferred yesterday on the steel
situation, among other things.
Neither gave any indication
that any definite course of ac-
ton was mapped. Mr.. Mitchell
has said he is hopeful the strike
will be settled before expira-
ton of the cooling-off period.
Proposes Strike Limit
Meanwhile, Commerce Sec
retary Mueller proposed consid-
Grafton of a ban on industry
wide bargaining in basic in
duStrieS like steel. In speech
prepared for delivery to the
National Association of Manu-
facturerS in New York last
night, he made this suggestion:
Possibly, we might explore
further whether or not it would
be more in the public interest to
decentralize the process of COL
lective bargaining in basic in
duStrieS so that the employer
group Of an individual COM
pany could bargain directly
with a union representing their
own employees and not be forced
to deal with industry-wide
unions"
Raising the issue of anti
trust laws for unions, Secretary
Mueller said decentralization
of bargaining might prevent
the heads of a national or in
ternational union from calling
out the almost total labor force
OF an entire basic industry and
thus paralyZing the whole Ma
tion's economy"
There was no indication that
Mr.. Mueller was echoing a
policy of the Eisenhower ad-
miniStration.
Steel companies have tried
to preserve an induStry-wide
solid front against union de-
mandS this year. They are
trying to baIk use of whip
saw" tactics. by which a union
can play one company against
NOTWITHSTANDING one or a few
and letting its competitors con-
tinue operating.
Warns of Breakdown
In another New York speech,
Boyd Leedom, chairman of
the National Labor Relations
Board, said today that collec-
Evening star., 1959-12-05
EISENHOWER
AND GRONCHI
EXCHANGE GIFTS

ROME, (AP).-President
Eisenhower and President
vanni Gronchi ex-
changed gifts today.
Mr.. Eisenhower gave the
Italian President a camera
which turns out finished
photographs in a minute
or so after they are taken,
and a desk set with pen
and pencil.
Mr.. Gronchi presented
Mr.. Eisenhower a 18th CEN
tury Italian painting of
George Washington and
Lafayette, the French gen.
eral who fought in the
American Revolution. The
painting. by Gatti Ami
vale, was personally Sc
lected by Gronchi in
Florence.
The exchange Of gifts
took place in Mr.. Gronchi's
Office.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Nurse Loses $24
To Purse Snutcher

A private nurse lost $24 to
a purse snatcher early today
as she walked in the 2800 block
of Ontario road NV, police
reported.
The Robbery Squad said
Mayme A. Collins, go, of BOT
East Duncan street, Alexandria,
was approached from behind
at TAO am. by a young colored
man who grabbed her purse
and fled. She described him as
II to 10 years of age and wear
ing a salt-and-pepper trench
coat and gray trousers.
Evening star., 1959-12-05

Dental party on the good will
tour arrived in Rome at mid
day.
But even So" she added, "I
wanted to go out right away
and do some sightseeing. But
John thought I ought to get
some rest and do the sightsee-
ing later"
John is Maj. John Eisen-
hover, her husband and a
White House aide. He was at
her side at the reception.
Mrs. Eisenhower, 33, mother
Of four young children, was
radiantly attractive in a floor
length gown of a pale cham
payne color. She wore a russet
Evening star., 1959-12-05

satin stole and a double strand
Of pearls.
She took special interest in
the high fashion gowns worn
by the women at the reception
Asked how she thought fash
ions in Rome compared with
those in New York and Wash
ington, she replied: "Oh, ]
think they are probably about
the same"
She added that she found
women's hair styles in Rome
especially attractive.
The reception Was a swanky
affair which brought out the
high society of the political
world, as well as bishops and
other members of the hierarchy
of the Roman Catholic Church.
About 5000 guests were in
vited to the reception after
dinner by President and Mrs.
Gronchi and it's a safe bet not
many of them missed it.
For about As minutes Presi-
dent Eisenhower wandered
through a dozen lavishly deco
rated rooms of the ancient
palace, once the residence of
Popes. From all sides the ap-
plauding guests moved in on
Mr.. Eisenhower.
Beaming all the while. Mr..
Eisenhower occasionally spot
ted a familiar face and stopped
to shake hands. Often ne re-
turned the greetings of stran-
gers.
Two palace attendants in
red coats and blue velvet knee
breeches did their best to clear
the way for him. But at times
the guests closed in and the
attendants had to come back
and rescue the President.
At President Eisenhower's
side as he made his way was
Mrs, Gronchi, an attractive ano
youthful looking woman.
Mr.. Eisenhower remarked to
1taly's first lady that one OF
the guests had mistaken her
for his striking daughter-in-
law.
At the end of the reception
Mr.. Eisenhower stood beneath
one of the glittering Venetian
crystal chandeliers, in one OF
the many rooms where rich
tapestries hung, and told the
GronchiS:
"It was a most ENJOYABLE
evening. 1t was truly wonder
full"