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Evening star., 1959-12-25
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
Star Stan Writer

MANILA.-If FilipinoS are
really anti-American they have
strange ways of showing it.
They criticize our critics.
They ask us to keep our bases
here.
They vote against anti
American political candidates.
They offer seats to Amer
leans on buses.
They eagerly help Americans
on the street.
They offer their own forces
to the American-lead Asian de-
lenses.
And they respond with un-
Asian speed when asked to help
In anti-theft campaigns.
There certainly are problems
in the relations between the
two countries here. But in three
days of talks with American
and Philippine officials, inter-
views with American residents
and FilipinoS and visits to pre-
sumed trouble spots, this re-
porter failed to find the ram
pant anti-AmericaniSm re-
ported recently by some visit
ing American Congressman
(who spent no more time here
and probably talked with fewer
people,.
Bases Secure
Put into perspective, the
American bases in the Philip
pines seem as secure here as in
most Asian countries. Stealing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Con-
siderable cloudiness tonight;
low about SO. Variable cloudi-
ness and a little warmer to-
morrow.
Virginia Considerably
cloudy with some drizzle near
the coast tonight; low, 63-68
in the west and 68-72 in the
east. Partly cloudy and a little
warmer tomorrow with a
chance of widely scattered
afternoon thundershowers.
Maryland - Cloudy tonight
with drizzle and some fog in
the east toward morning; low,
58-65 in the west and 65-70
elsewhere. Cloudy tomorrow
morning but some sunshine in
the afternoon, and a chance of
afternoon and evening thun-
dershowers; high, 1886.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-MoStly northeast or
east winds of 6-12 miles per
hour tonight becoming mostly
east or southeast tomorrow
Some drizzle late tonight fol-
lowed by partly cloudy tomor-
row with a chance of scattered
afternoon thundershowers. Wis.,
Utility 5-10 miles lowering To-
cally to one mile or less in fog.
Resort Forecasts
Long Island and New Jersey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
Typogruphers OK
Wage Contract

NEW YORK. July l6 (AP)
New York Typographical
Union No. 6 (Big Six has ac-
cepted a contract with 10 New
York City newspapers to re-
place a pact which expired last
December 7.
Unofficial returns from 81
OF $50 chapels of the union in
Ldicated 1866 votes for the con-
tract and 2.6l0 against. =
Final figures will be an
nounced today.
All 10000 members of the
Big Six were eligible to vote
A total Of $500 work in news
paper composing rooms, in
Guiding 1900 on the 10 papers
affected,
The printers contract in
cludes the 81 weekly package
increase over two years that
had been accepted previously
by the other newspaper unions.
In the old contract, printers re-
ceived from 1923 to $l38 for
a 35-to-36 "a hour work week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

Mills. jr.; Max Medley, Harold
Holtz, c. D. Bean. Wayne
Grover, Ira Beynon; meritor-
ious service, william Katon,
Clyde Niemeyer, Clarence FIRE.
dell, Victor johnson, Ralph
Lockhart. Philip Brooks, Mer-
rill Potts, Artel Kicks, Roger
Gates, Anthony Innamorati,
Charles Palmer, Eugene Van
Vranken; special group award,
Frederick Denniston, Harrell
Vance, Allen Lande, Francis
McShalley. Edna Hamilton,
Joseph Cheeseman, Harrison
Merkel, Norman Budesheim,
Louis AcoSta, Loisie Lilies, Lucy
Schlader, Gertrude Koblentz;
outstanding performance, N.
Jean O'Leary, Marie Taylor,
Harrell Vance. Gerald Cook,
William Dinsmore, William
Dorsey, Dewitt Dorhat, Marion
Gardner, Joseph Jennings, L..
Robert Jones, John Mullen,
Bruce Price, Kelvin Rolfe, Harry
Seymour, Patricia Walker,
Kathleen Burns, Frances Boyd,
Emily Carrick, John Donoghue.
Joan Galbraith, Florence In
gram, Daniel Johnson, Roland
King, Frances Marley, Edward
StasiunaS, Betsy Alexander,
Gladys Arms, Dorothy Dederick,
Viola Frankos. Edna Jordan,
Sarah Lokey, Mary Minor, Jean
Reineke. Eleanor Whelan, Peter
Bonk, Louis Naclerio, Joseph
Santucci, Hazel Deal, Phebe
HoShall, Kenneth Lawshe, DON
aid Spencer, Adelia Anderson
w. l.. Dominy, Edith Gamble.
Gertrude Glymph, David Hall,
Sara Hall. Louise Helff. Dorothy
Hitch, William Hughes, jr.;
Clyde Key, Eleanor King,
Thomas Lehning, Louis Milici,
Lillian Shapiro, Albert Treichel,
Rudy Vaughters, Edward Will
son, Martha Zeiger, Myrtle Sa-
bins and Kay Zimmerman
More GSA awards in future
columns I. Harry Mandil
of Nays Bureau of Ships has
received the distinguished civil
ian service award The
Veterans Administration has
given sustained superior per-
Torrance awards to George
Dillon, Henry Marksbury, Fred
erick Guy, Spencer Phelps,
Alexander Buselmeier, Eugene
Wagner. Mary Bonner, Frank
Kirchoff, Harry Bowman, jr.;
William Calender, William
Malone. Ralph WoolSey, John
Orr, Melvin Vogtman, Daniel
Hudgins, Mrs. Cora Davis, Mrs.
Evelyn O'Connor, Margaret
Miller. Helen Callahan and
Cornelia Layne Leonard
OuSley has been named chair
man of the journeymen ma
Ichinists committee of the Gov
eminent Printing Office to meet
with the Public Printer on con-
tract negotiations. Others on
the committee are H. Paul Fle-
ming, Kent Gregory, John
Dempsey, Hampton Dye and
alternateS Howard Butler.
George Gregg, jr.; Robert Cur
tbs, William Motley and Fred
eric Bardsley, ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
Hammered Bullet
Wounds Bow. II

A l2-year-old Fairfax County
boy shot himself in the leg yes
terday when he struck a a.
caliber shell with a hammer
county police reported.
The boy, Alison E. Serivener
Of 6 Tauxmont road, was taking
.22-caliber shells apart and ig-
hitting the powder, police said.
when he decided to hit one
with a hammer to fire it. He
was taken to Alexandria Hos
pital where he was treated and
released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
Typhoon Billie
Chinese
Mainland

| TOKYO, July l6 (AP).-Ty'
phoon Billie struck ChekianI
Province on the Red China
mainland today after causing
extensive flooding and possibly
seven deaths on Formosa, anC
one death and property dam.
age in the Philippines.
More than a million main
land Chinese were frantically
harvesting early rice, menacec
with destruction, in coastal
counties, the New China News
Agency reported. Tens OF
thousands of fishermen headed
for safe harbors.
In Southern Japan the death
toll from a week of torrential
rains on the fripges of the
typhoon rose to As, with rs
hurt, l6 missing and nearly
1000 homeless.
U. S. Ships Rush Aid
Three United States Navy
ships rushed to aid the 1892
ton Japanese freighter Bansei
Maru, aground on a reef of
IShigaki Island, ITO miles south
of Okinawa. The ship reported
AZ of her crew had taken to
lifeboatS. 1t was not known
how many were still aboard.
One American rescue ship
reached the scene but was un-
able to get close to the
freighter. Okinawa based
American sea rescue planes
took off to help.
One-third of Taipei was
flooded and hundreds of Amer
leans were forced to flee their
homes during the night when
the typhoon sideswiped For
moSa. Seven Chinese were
missing and more than 10000
in the capital were homeless.
Flooding of the United States
Army's Military Assistance and
Advisory Group compound
forced evacuation of hospital
patients to a nearby military
hostel and officers club. Forty
four of the patients were flown
to Okinawa.
Baby Born in Storm
A baby American girl was
born before dawn while a foot
of water covered the floor of
the one-Story hospital building
in Taipei. The parents are
Chief BoatSwain Mate Irving
w. Lind of Seattle, Wash, and
his wife, Claire. of st. Louis,
Mo.
A Chinese farmer was saved
from drowning by Radioman
&c Harrel j. Thibodeaux, New
Orleans, La. The farmer was
leading three water buffalo to
higher ground when they fell
of a flooded bridge and dragged
him in. Thibodeaux, passing
by, plunged into the torrent
and resuced the Chinese.
In the Philippines, govern
ment relief supplies were rushed
to eastern areas where the
storm left one dead, more than
100 persons homeless and about
$500,000 worth of property
damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
8-Inch Rain Hits
Atlantic City

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July
Is (AP).-There's hardly a dry
spot in town. Almost 8 inches
of rain have fallen since Tues
day, leaving this resort city on
the water almost covered by it.
The record rainfall has left
water shin deep in the streets
Everything is sopping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

: pro1t organizations OF UP to
98 per cent of the cost Of such
) housing projects. The groups
, would have up to so years to
repay the loans.
The National Association of
; Letter Carriers already had
} drafted plans for construction
of holiday house" projects for
, its members when they retire.
! The holiday houses would be
located in such warm chimes as
Florida. Arizona or California.
Recreation facilities Of all kinds
in addition to modern low-cost
apartments would be built.
The National Postal Trans
port Association is another
group interested in such a
project, and many other Fed
eral employee groups are closely
watching the letter carriers
plans in anticipation Of starting
similar projects.
However, the housing bill
veto stymies such plans, at least
for the present. But housing
d legislation containing such a
provision is expected to come
up in Congress again, no later
than next year. Employe groups
are hoping that the next time
1t will become law.
X X X X
TRAVEL EXPENSES - The
, House Government Operations
, Committee has approved its
subcommittee bill increasing
the present $12-a-day maxi
mum travel rate to SIS a day.
v Prospects for House and
Senate approval this year are
good. And President Eisen-
hover would sign the bill into
law, administration officials
predict.
The bill also raises automo-
bile mileage allowance from 10
to IL cents and motorcycle al
lowances from 6 to 7 cents. In
addition, Government employees
would be reimbursed for park
ing fees that they must pay
while driving private cars on
Federal business.
MORE INSTANCES CITED
Government employee unions
are furnishing the House
Armed Services Subcommittee
with more instances where
civilian employees in the de-
tense agencies are being re-
placed by military personnel in
civil service jobs.
The House group headed by
Representative Price, Demo-
crat Of Illinois, is investigating
such practices and has called
defense officials to testify be-
fore it this week to explain
why this is being done.
Incidentally, the American
Federation of Government En-
ployes, through its president,
James Campbell, and legislative
representative, John Mozart,
has done a fine job of furnish
ing the House committee with
valuable information and spe-
ciflc cases dealing with the
subject.
\ \ X
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-Gen-
eral Services Administration
has made the following awards:
DISTINGUISHED service. Edward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

For high and low tides at the fol-
lowing. points subtract times indicated
from the above:
Annapolis, 2 hours: Bloody Point
h bnrs nESurs S SolGniaj o Seacn ~
land. hours: Point Lookout. hours
Temperature Humidity Index
The temperature humidity index for
the Washington area Is based On the
relationship between the temperature
and humidity. Ten per cent are I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Veto Postpones Day
Of Holiday Houses
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star stan Writer

President Eisenhowers veto Of the housing bill has set
back for the time being plans for Government employee ho
day house projects providing owcoSt housing and
uonal facilities for Federal workers when they retire
This provision in the vetoed bill would authorized
Government loans to Federal employee other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

half are uncomfortable at rs and the
oretically everyone at 70.
Time Temperature Humidity Index
am. 20 % II
The Sun and Moon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

Cloudy with scattered showers
tomorrow; high, 70-80.
Ocean Beaches - Mostly
cloudy with showers tomorrow:
high, 80.
Cape Hatteras area-Some
sunshine and scattered thun-
dershowers tomorrow; high, SO.
Skyline Drive-Mostly cloudy
with some sunshine and scat
tered thundershowers tomor-
row; high, 80. Fair visibility.
Potomac River clear at Harpers
Ferry and slightly muddy at Great
Falls. Shenandoah clear at Harpers
Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight - 70 Noon -- ~
I am. $500 y 4 pm. 1880 -
8 am. -- II 8 pm. -- 76
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 100 on June % and 30.
Lowest, II on January 6 and II.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
High, 70, at $50 pm.
Low, 20, at 1885 am.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
anu os0us Tods Spf'eS tomorrow
High ---- 500 am. sos am
Low, ---------12:10 am. 1920 am
Low ------12:20 pm. 1:09 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

WEATHER will be cooler tonight in the Northern
While virtually of will
1oed in the Nation Occasional the Atlantic
pced the Central Southern Ohio Valley Upper
Northern Oklahoma.-AP Wirephoto Map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

CAPITAL ROUNDUP-Gen-
eral Services Administration
has made the following awards:
Distinguished service, Edward
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-25
WILLIAM F. KOMPARE

Treci je brat William F. Kompa-
re, koji je preminuo 27. januara
1859. On je isto bio vrlo aktivni
clan nasega odsjeka. Umro je ne
nadno i neocekivano. Radio je ma
City Hall posao je ma posao, ali
nije mogao sa svojim automobilom
cd velikog snijega, nego je htio da
uhvati autobus, koji vodi u Chica-
go. Bus je bio malo blize ma stani-
ci on je htio da ga uhvati. Potr-
Gao je nekih sto nogu da ga uhvati
prize nego je bus dosao, on je pao
ma Snijeg i oStao mrtav. DoSao lie
ambulance cd Fire Departmental,
pripremili sve sto treba, ali on je
vec bio mrtav.
Bio je rodjen 1897. u So Chica-
go. U nase drustvo "Sveti Josip'
pristupio je godine 1889. bio je
dobar clan. Bio je odvjetnik u mje-
stu i Assistant State Attorney u
, civilnom sudu, prema tome bio je
dobro poznat medju Hrvatima
ostalim Slavenima.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno kod brata Edward Kompa-
re. Pa iako je bila velika zima
doslo je mnostvo posjetnika da mu
iskazu zadnju pocast. Odar mu je
bio okiten mnogobrojnim vijenci-
ma cvijeca, mnogi su dali "a
svete mise, medju vijencima ma
lazio Sc krasni vijenac nasega
odsjeka znak zadnje pocasti.
Ma 81. januara krenula je zalos.
ma povorka sa mnogo automobile
cd pogrebnika do slovenske crkve
Sv. Juraj, gdje je odsluzena miss
zadusnica sa tri svecenika, a izs
toga ma groblje Sv. Marie u Ever.
green Park, Ill. Mad otvorenim
grobom mime Sc je oprostio u
ime drustva nize potpisani, sa par
dirljivih rijeci.
LA sebe ostavlja rastuzenu su-
prugu Mary, kter Jacqueline Sol
tinski, dvoje unucadi tri brata,
Joseph, Edward DR.. Louis, / ce-
tiri sestre, Evangeline Nagoda, Jul
stine Ursich, Frances Hopkins |
Pauline Klobucar, kojima izraza-
vamo naSe duboko bratsko sa-
uceste, pokojnom bratu William
Kompare neka je slava pokoj
vjecni.
Fabian Markovich, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-25
P0VUEST HRVATSKIR
D0SELJENIKA j AMERIkU

o povijesti hrvatskih do
seljenika imademo vrlo malo
pisanih podataka. Zadnje VII
jeme gosp, Stjepan Cali ma
pisao je knjigu ma engleski
&C roatia n immigration to
Allegheny County" 1882 do
1914. Ova knjiga je lijepi 1
vjerni prikaz povjesnice ma
sih starih doseljenika u Pitts
burgh i okolicu, zapravo u
zapadnu Pennsylvaniju. Pi-
sana je iskreno I posteno |
provjerena sa dokumentima.
Tu sc zrcali rad j aktivnosti
nasih starih doseljenika, koji
su udarali temelj Hrvatskoj
Bratskoj Zajednici / hrvat-
skoj rimo-katolickoj crkvi /
zupi. Tu Sc zrcale tegobe pr
viii dana doseljenika / nji-
hovo zalaganje | borb a "a
svoja drustvena, kulturna
vjerska drustva ustanove.
Vrijedno je ovu knjigu l.
matt u svom domu radi &C.
be, svoje djece, pax "a bo-
lie tumacenje svojim prija-
teljima Amerikancima, da
oni ispravno znadu sto smo
i tko smo.
Cijena je knjigi jedan do.
lar. Mozete je naruciti kod
nase Zajednice iii posaljite u
koverti jedan dollar sa ozna'
kom da zelite povjest Hrvat'
skin Doseljenika. Narucbu sa
lite ma: Mr.. Philip Vukelich
S441 Forbes st., Pittsburgh
13, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-25
HRVATSKA GRAMATIKA

Cd vremena do vremena
Moz proslu godinu l sve to
cesce, primamo u glavnom u
redu trazbine cd u America
rodjenih, a po katkad / cd
u Kanadi rodjenih clanova,
"a knjigu gramatiku "a uce-
ME hrvatskog jezika.
Da udovoljimo ovim clano-
vima, potpisani sc je obratio
ma nekoliko americkih uni
verziteta u kojima Sc drzalo,
da sc davaju predavanja u
hrvatskom jeziku, iii "a koju
Sc je znalo, da ina Odjelje-
ME "a Slavenske Jezike. Do
znali smo, da takovih knjiga
skoro nema.
Jedna Je Znlmka Umvor-
sfty of Minnesota, gdje je DR.,
Thomas f. Magner, Pomotni
Professor Slavenskih Jezika,
priredio udzbenik "Introduc.
ton to the Serbo-C Croatian
Language.
Knjiga sadrzaje $50 stra.
MICA po nasem mnijenju od-
govara potrebi onih, koji ze-
le uciti iii hrvatski iii srpski
jezik.
kvrsni Odbor, ma nasu pre-
poruku, kupio je ogranicenu
zalihu tih knjiga "a prodaju
po cijenl, koju je sam plato,
to Jest, cetiri dolara i diva
deset i pet cent?.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-25
NOVA KkJIGA 0 IvANU
MESTR0vICU

Krajem mjeseca sijecnja IL
isla je ma engleskom jeziku
nova knjiga O Ivanu Mestro-
vicu pod naslovom "Mestro-
vic, Sculptor and Patriot"
Djelo je uredio L a ur e n c e
Schmeckbier, dekan umjetnic-
ke skole sveucilista Syracuse.
Ma cd prilike so stranica
pisac raspravlja o Mestrovi-
cevoj umjetnosti prikazuje
njegov zivot. N jveci dio
knjige obuhvacaju slike Mes
trovicevih kiparskih radova.
Knjiga sadrzi 200 slika i pru-
"a do sada najpodpuniji ilu-
strirani pregled Mestrovice-
vog umjetnickog rada.
Djelo ina ukupno 258 stra.
MICA. Uvezano je u platno, a
cijena mu je 10 dolara. Knji.
ga sc moze naruciti ma adre-
SUI: Croatia Press, P. o. Box
1857, Grand Central, New
York II, N. Y (Uz narudz.
bu prilozite eek iii Money Or.
der ispisan na ime urednika
= Karlo Mirth).
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-25
DRUSTvENI
YIJESNIK
z II 1 v
MA SJEDNICU ODSJEKA IA

Cleveland, Ohio. - Drustvo "Sv.
Nikola", odsjek IA HBz., ovirne
pozivlje sve svoje clanove clanice
ma sjednicu koja &c Sc odrzati dne
5. aprila owe godine u sata pO
podne.
Sestre / brace, ovo je zadnja
sjednica prize nase proslave, pa je
cato potrebno da prisustvujete is
toj u sto vecem broju, uspjeh
nece izostati. Ako svako cd mas
doprinese svoj dio, sigurno cemo
uspjeti.
kao sto znate, ova je priredba
u pocast nasih pionira, koji su
navrsili so wise godina clanova-
MIA u Zajednici.
Sestre brace, wanna je poznato,
da drustvo "Sv Nikola" u aprilu
navrsava 65 godina zivota plodo-
nosnog rada "a svoj narod 1 "a
jednicu. Drustvo "zvijezda", od-
sick IA, koje je osnovano 1914. ma
vrsava As godina zivota, takodjer
u aprilu owe godine. Ova diva od-
sjeka su Sc ujedinila, pod imenom
"Sv. Nikola", odsjek br. IA HBZ.
prize ujedinjenja, oba su ova
odsjeha uzivala dobar glas radili
su "a dobrobit svoga naroda,
U to ime. neka nitko ne izostane
sa sjednice 5. aprila ma kojoj temo
Sc dogovoriti "a banket, koji &c Sc
odrzati II. aprila, a poceti &c toe
no u 1 sat poslije podne u drustve-
MIN prostorijama, 6314 st. Clair
Ave. Poslije banketa uslijedit Go
program plesnim pjevackim
tockama, a onda nevezana zabava
do kasno u noe.
Svi nam dobro dosli! Dovidjenja
ma sjednicu 5. aprila banketu IL.
aprila.
Nick Dobrinich, predsjednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-25
UtENJE ENGLESkI

Cesto mas clanoW pitaju n
razne knjige, rijecnike q
cenja engleskog jezika. MI
nemamo knjizare, pa nj ia
kovih knjiga. u Zajednicaru
skoro stalno oglasuje razne
knjige l slicno knjizara -
Palandech Publishing House.
7O5 So. Wells st., Chicago 7,
Illinois.
Ia knjige, koje netko he-
ba, preporucamo svakom da
Sc obrati ma gornju firmu.
Pisati mozete engleski Ill hr-
vatski, jer to su nasi ljudi
Ista knjizara prodaje knit
gu 'Iaki nacin engiesld
bez ucitelja - cd profesora
Alexandra Lochmera. Knjiga
sadrzaje SO stranice u Lie
pom uvezu cd platna, dakle
tvrdo vezana, a stoji $500.
Ova je knjiga zgodan pri-
rucnik "a one koji zele uciu
engleski jerk, a mogla bi do
nekle posluziti / "a one kop
zele da uce hrvatski.
Molimo nase clanove da -
obrate ma tn knjizaru "a po-
trebite knjige, jer ista imade
raznovrsnih knjiga ma hrvat-
skom jeziku (vidi oglas u "a
jednicaru). Obracati sc n
HBZ iii ma "Zajednicar" naje
vrijedno, jer mi kntiga NJ
mamo.
Frank Braidic,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-25
PETAR ORESKOVIC

Eveleth, Mimi. DruStv o
North STAR, odsjek 756 HBz., te
njegovi clanovi, prijatelji i znanci,
daju javno svoju ozalostenu po-
cast svom mrtvom clanu, Petru
Oreskovic, koji je liza kratke bo-
lesti umro u bolnici Virginia, Min
nesota, dana 8. februara, 1859.
Pokojni Petar bio je rodjen go
dine 1879. njegovoj omiljenoJ
Gackoj dolini, u selu covice (Tu-
pale), opcina sinac, posta Licko
Lesce, Jugoslavija.
Prosle godine Petar i njegova
supruga Ivka, dobili su zlatnu
znacku cd HBZ. "a so godina cla-
novanja. U ovom razmaku pokojni
Petar bio je 8 puta "a delegate ma
konvencijama HBZ. bio je mnogo
voljen postwar medju delegate
ma clanovima, zbog njegovog ma
prednog stava / znacaja. Isto je
ostao vjernim clanom s. N. p. ].
do kraja svoga zivota.
U Virginia, Minn., katolicki crk-
veni obred, misa sa opjelom odr-
lana ma IL. februara, uprav ma
rodjen dan velikog osloboditelja
zemlje Amerike, Abraham Lincol-
ma. liza toga povorka je krenula
ma. Calvary Cemetery isto u Virgil
mia, MINI. Tamo je pokojni Petar
imao svoju grobnicu, u koju mu je
njegovo mrtvo tijelo polozeno, uz
njegovu jedinu kterku, koja je
preminula cd 10 godina mladosti.
Neumrli Petar ostavlja liza sebe
tugujucu suprugu, Ivku; sina Pet
ra, Jr. snahu troje unucadi. Sin
mu je dovrsio skole ma University
"a elektricnog inzinera / ina svoju
vlastitu radnju u Los Angeles,
Calf. live tamo. Takodjer ostav-
liza mladjeg brata Jurja i njegovu
zenu u Kansas City, Kans.; surja-
ka Matu kodak 1 njegovu familiju
u Keewatin, Mimi; svast Janju
Oreskovic njezinu druzinu u
Chisholm, Mimi; te jos brace
rodbine staroj domovini.
Hrvatska Bratslka Zajednica, od-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-25

brata Franju Kruzit, koji je umro
%. Decembra 1858. tiju sliku ov-
die donosimo.
Pokojni je rodjen 1878 godine u
mjestu Hreljin Kotar Susak Hr-
vatsko Primorje Jugoslavija.
Pokojni brat bio je prize prvog
svjetskog rata Ameriki u mjestu
Butte, Montana. u ovu zemlju je
dosao godine 1926. te Sc je najvise
zadrzavao ovdje u North Onta-
rio gdje radio u zlatnim rudokopi-
ma sve do pet godina prize svoJe
smrti. U redove HBz. je pristupio
godine 1928. mas odsjek bio je
dobar clan sve do svoje smrti
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlo-
zeno pogrebnom zavodu "Sy-
mington" Funeral Home, gdje mu
je odar bio okiten vijencima cvi-
jeca medju kojima Sc je isticao
krasni vijenac naseg odsjeka u
znak zadnje pocasti.
Dana "a. decembra u II. sati u
jutro zalosna povorka je krenula
liz Kapele pogrebnog zavoda "Sy-
mington" s katolickim svecenikom
, ma mjestno groblje gdje smo pre-
dali mrtvo tijelo majci zemlji ma
vjecno pocivaliste. Mad otvorenim
grobom u ime odsjeka Sc je Mi
me oprostio procitao nadgrobno
slovo odsjecni predsjednik, brat
Marko Hrbolich
Pokojni brat liza sebe ostavlja u
starom kraju tugujucu suprugu
dvije kcerke jednog sina tie u
Kanadi jednog sina jednu kcerku
koja je dosla k MENU prize par
mjeseci njegove smrti wise bliz-
ME rodbine Canadi starom
kraju. "a
Dragi brate Franjo neka I'll bude
laka gruda Canadske zemlje u ko-
joj vec pocivas a Tvojim dragim
koje liza sebe ostavljas izrazujemo
nase iskreno bratsko saucesce.
Bozo Cooler, tajnik.