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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14

The Rev James L Jackson,
Pastor Eastern Avenue Baptist
Church, Maiden, and Mrs Jack
son celebrated their 45th we'd
ding anniversary, at their home,
81 Harvard st, Maiden, Mass,
June 81, with unique cere-
mony conducted by the Rev w L
Clayton, Pastor Union Baptist
Church, Maiden.
Rev and Mrs jackson were
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14
Mrs. CriChIOW's
New DINING Place

Culinary expert Mrs. Nellie M.
Crichlow is proprietor of a cozy,
family-style Cafe located 22O-A
West Newton st, in the Back Bay
section, and although recently
opened to the public the cafe al
ready enjoys a large volume Of
patronage from those who dine
out and who like their meals
cooked home-style.
Mrs. Crichlow named the
place "Crichlow's Wander Inn
Waffle Shop" because waffles are
one of the specialties but the bill
of fare includes the general as
sortment of dishes, meats, fish
and poultry, which one expects
in first-clasS restaurant. The
Cafe has no connection with any
other dining place, but it will be
remembered that Mrs. CrichloW
for years conducted the Vogue
Shop at IL Museum I'd, where
many residents of that area were
her patrons and some Of whom
now wander in at Crichlow'S
Wander Inn Waffle Shop though
they traverse several blocks to
get there.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14
Liberia Club In
Boston Granted
State Charter

The Liberia College Club of
America, Inc. has just received an
official charter from the Com
monwealth Of Massachusetts for
the announced purpose of i'm
proving cultural and racial re-
lations between the United States
Of America and the Liberian Re-
public of Africa, as we'll as as
Sisting in the education Of the
vast African continent. Presided
over by the nationally known
Africanus Setback, with Samuel
G. Smith, vice-president Miss M.
Phyllis Mitchell, secretary, and
Benjamin T. Johnson, treasurer,
the new Liberia College Club will
hold a reception July &c for
Gabriel Dennis at the Interna-
tional Institution on the anniver-
sary of the founding of the Ii
IBERIA Republic.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14
FEPC WINS new LEASE ON LIFE
US. NAVY DEPT. DROPS COLOR SEGREGATION
Quarter Million Voted FEPC

This is not a compromise; 1t Is
plain liquidation. The Comptrol-
Ter General will not let a cent Of
the 100000 be used to carry on
work Of the committee under the
terms Of this substitute for the
language plainly says that the
money must be. used only for
liquidation purposes" Marcan-
tonic declared.
The substitute clause was later
qualified to comply with the
Senate-approved amendment.
The House finally voted down
all efforts to limit the funds to
liquidation and the $25O,00O APP
preparation was given outright
for regular use by the fair en-
ployment committee until June
1916, unless Congress passes in
the meantime legislation estab-
fishing a permanent FEPC.
The temporary FEPC, as now
exists, has no legal powers to
inforce anti-discrimination and
has to do its work by Cancellation,
persuasion and appeals to de-
cency and fairplay, but it has had
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14

WASHINGTON - The House
voted $25O,OOO on Thursday for
normal operation of The Fair
Employment Practice Committee.
The amount is less than half of
the RC0sevelt-IrWnan request of
$599,0OO and the agency's budget
will have to be revised downward
and its work will be drastically
curtailed.
S ou t h e + n Representatives
fought hard to limit the use Of
the money to liquidation of F E.
P. c. Chairman Clarence Can
non ID. Mo- of Fhe Appropria-
tionS Committee and other COM
mittee members on Wednesday,
had rejected the Senate amend
ment to the war agencies bill
providing $250,OOO to continue
the work Of the anti-discrimina-
ton agency and had sub
stituted a clause requiring the
money to be used only for liqui-
dating service Of the agency.
This move was blocked after
Rep. Vito Marcantonio (ALP-
N. " took the floor and de-
nounced the substitute clause.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Kenon
Drayton formally announce the
marriage of their daughter, Ma
omi Jace, to Mr. William Robert
Scott, United States Merchant
Seamen, which took place V E
Day, May 8, 1945. The reception
was held at the Harriet Tubman
House, the bride being a member
Of the teachers staff on Satur-
day, May 26, 1945. In the living
room on the mantle there was
an elaborate centerpiece made
Of a green nest with roses bal
anced by two vases of white and
pink gladioli and roses on
either side, also two large can
dlelabra each holding seven
lighted candles. Standing in
front Of this flower setting was
the bridal party. The bride
looked stunning with her deep
dimples and charming smile
Her white satin gown had a
fitted bodice and a flowing skirt
Of tulle, gathered at the
neck and sleeves. and with a
large corsage of white roses and
baby breath. She wore a two
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14
NAACP Gets Case of
Texas Officer J-Crow

MEDFORD - The National
Headquarters Of the NAACP in
New York has requested further
details on the Texas Jim crow
treatment of two U. S. Army
officer veterans, one of them
from w. Medford.
NAACP legal advisor Thurgood
Marshall in a prompt reply to
two colored members of the Med
ford Mayors Advisory Commit
tee on Veteran Rehabilitation has
requested the officers to file the
case for investigation by the Tex
as officials. Lieut.. Russell C.
Stokes was preparing to submit
the case this week.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14

strand pearl necklace and ear
rings. Miss Lena Mae, daughter
of Bishop and Mrs Cornelius
Range, was her Maid Of Honor,
looking sweet in sheer blue with
gold sequins, velvet choker and
a corsage Of red roses. Minister
Cornelius Range was the best
man. F1le brides father wore r
dark business suit.
Mrs Helen Holiday sang, ooh
Promise Me-" and rendered sew
eral piano selections. Mrs Re-
becca Gorham, radio artist of
Hartford, Conn. sang "I Love
You Truly" The Golden Dawn
Quartet and the Pilgrim Travel
ers also gave renditions. The
bride and groom marched down
stairs to the tune Of Here
Comes the Bride"
Plentiful refreshments Of fam
cy cookies, cakes and punch
were served buffet style to over
two hundred guests from a beau
tifully decorated table set with
lace table cloth, the center
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14
Workers Needed
In Hawaii

The Engineer Corps Of the U.
S. Army is signing up workers
for construction work in Hawaii
with interviews beginning this
Monday and continuing through
this Saturday at the USES, 9
Beacon st, Boston Unskilled
workers desired. All expenses
paid.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14
Fifth To Enter
Naval Academy

ANNAPOLIS, Md.--FirSt col
ored appointee since 1887, Wesley
"a. Brown of New York City, form
er Howard Univ. student, has
been appointed to the U. S. Naval
Academy here by Cong. Adam
Clayton Powell. Brown reported
here June 80 and is one of a total
Of five who have entered these
portals. None of the other col
ored graduated. Previously, there
have been no openings for col
ored naval officers.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14
New Mass. Ave.
Restaurant

A new business got off to a
highly promising start this week
when the Village Cafe, 422 Mass.
ave, opened its doors to the pub
lie. The proprietor is Jethro
White The Cafe is newly de-
corated with new up-to-the min
ute furnishings and is equipped
with booths, open tables and a
luncheon bar.
The menu lists sea food as a
speciality and also steaks, chops,
chicken and a wide assortment
of other dishes designed for all
meals breakfast to dinner and
in-between. The Cafe is open
all day until $3.50 next morning.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14
NAVY DROPS
SEGREGATION

GREAT LAKES, III. - The
policy of maintaining a special
training program and camp at
Great Lakes for colored general
service recruits was discontin-
ued last week IN accordance with
the provision of a directive is
sued by the Bureau of Naval
Personnel.
Pursuant to this directive, in
duction centers will assign all
to recruit training on the
same basis. All recruits except
those classified as illiterates, will
be assigned to the nearest recruit
training command. lliterates,
both colored and white, will be
ordered to the Naval Training
and Distribution Center, Camp
Peary, Williamsburg, Va.
The recruit training COM
mands have been directed to as
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14
92nd Division
Coming Home

WASHINGTON orty-two AM
eriCan army divisions of the
European war, are due home be-
fore the year ends, according to
a schedule, subject to change,
officially released here this week.
A monthly quota, beginning
with July, has been published
For the month OF October the
schedule lists: Nineth Armored
Division, end Division, 26th, 18th
and goth infantry divisions.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14

simulate colored and white en-
listed personnel alike. At the Ma
al Training Center here all re-
cruitS will be assigned to the
same companies. The barracks
recreation halls and other facil-
tiles of the Center will be avail
able to all personnel. Already
Camp Robert Smalls which
heretofore was used exclusively
for the training CT colored per-
sonnet, has both colored and
white recruits, and the same is
true at Camps Downes, Hull and
McDonough.
The directive WIS issued in or
der to obtain maximum utiliza-
ton Of Naval training and
housing facilities and in execu-
ton of the Nays established
policy Of nondiscrimination and
equal handling of all personnel
wearing the Navy uniform.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14

OF
new ENGLAND
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09

|naj bi storila . svojo bIedo, apa-
ticno, molceco necakinjo. Tudi
drugi dan nj MANFRED nasla Ro-
zamarija nobene move besede o
dDgodkih vtisti noci. Tudi 0 tenn
Inolci, zakaj nj drugo jutro So
cutno sla k ocetu, sal je bila ven&
dar malo kriva pri njegovi veil
ki bolecini. In to poganja trn ce-
dalje globlje v srce njenega oce-
ta.
X sreei pa Sc kneznja nitro
popravi, da, $ skoraj nepricako-
vano naglico. Zdi Sc, da je bila
r1jena notranjost osvobojel1a ne
kega pritiska. Odpelje Sc ma
vzcvete tam kakor roza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09

Rozamarija Sc je komaj do
taknila jedi in je lie S tezavo po-
vedala najnujnejse o svojem po-
tovanju. Potem Sc je teta dvig-
nila: sr.. ~
"Najbolje DO, &c nehava -. !.
Rozamarija, pojdi z nnenoj v So
bico "a klepetanje." .-.
To je bila ljubka sobica s kril-
mimi vrati ma balkon, XII je pla-
val mad gredami roz. Vrata so
bila odprta in nesteto prijaznih
sumov, daljna godba, drdranje
voz, cloveski glasovi, sumenje
svilenih oblek, vonj po cigare-
tab, je sililo v sobico.
'Da, tako se da ziveti, malo
mad ljubimi bliznjimi in vendar
ne z debelini zidovi in globoki-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09

+ i'll g3sRa . . i X e T.
Princesa Helena je ystala id
Sc sklanjaia zdaj mad Rozomari-
jo, XII sloni kakor ubita Gez svoj
stol. Men obi obraz drgeta in
obupano, skoraj otrosko strmi
mad memo bolecino; toda v dol
9Th letih, XII 50 tudi'poznala nje-
no bolecino, pridobljena mirnost
il pride ma pomoc.
'Rozan1arija, otrok, pojdi v
posteljo. Vrat' nisi hotela odpre-
ii, toliko zdaj vendar vem. &C.
prav bi mi bilo Hubse, &c bi bila
vse natanko in razlocno poveda-
la.-zakaj nisi sla po gospodic-
no Berkmannovo? 2"
"Nisem marala, da bi bila sill
sala to, kar je mama govorila. !"
cali so bile nude reci? To mo-
ra tvoj oce zvedeti to je ven
dar tudi vzrok Kaj pa je re-
kla"
"Kako maj zdaj to povem oce-
tu? Ia nobeno ceno ne morem;
nude reci je govorila in mislila
sem. da Mic O TEN. teta He
lena, mic >"
"Noricica, ii 81 v nesreci, ne
onaw
"Noeem reci ne. Noeem biti
to, kar mislijo, da SEM" \
"Kakor hoces, Rozamarija,
kajti to bi lahko tvoja matt ta-
jila, in potem ne bi bill tvoj polo
zaj mic boljsi. Ne, morda imas
prav. No, recimo, da je bila ma
ma tako razburjena, da hi bila
tt rajsi skocila kar po oeeta. O,
moi bog, vseeno pa to tudi Sc nj
pravo in tako, kakor bi morale
biti. Toda morda tega ne bodo
opazili, saj 81 tudi imela dovolj
vzrokov, da 81 izgubila glavo.
Pojdi zdaj spat, uboga Rozama-
rija. Nocoj te Sc ne bonn mogla
resiti, toda to re vem, kar DO
moral zvedeti moi ubogi brat
najprej."
Tragedija njeni ljubki, mali,
prijetni viii, Princesa Helena ne
gleda tragedij niti v gledaliseu,
kjer moramo imeti pomirjajoe
obcutek, da Sc DO junakinja, &c.
prav lei sredi odra cisto mrtva
cez nekaj minut vendar dvignila
k bolj ali mani skromni veeerj
:Debelusna DANA ne We, ka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09

4sa y "
"Saj nic vec ne ponnaga, teta
Helena. Ne bodo mi verjeli /.
Sal 81 brala, kako mish oce o
meili
ITO je napisano Y prvi bole-
Gini III strahu, Rozamarija. Kri
se ohladi. Tvoj oce, ki je tako
vjuden, INA biti tudi jezen, prav
tako kakor kdo izrned mas! Bra
nj Sc vendar, Rozamarija! Kar
izgubis /"
''vem, kaj sem ze izgubila -. .
Svojo cast sem izgubila. Kako
Sc rnorem braniti, &c mi mama in
moi oce noceta verjeti? Ali mo-
rem dokazati, da tistih vrat nj
sem odprla, da name pref nisem
hotela prestrasiti z ocmi in las
mi! Zaupati mi morete! Nocem
podarjenega zaupanja, XII ga Ia
hko vsakdo vsak trenutek wa
me nazaj, &c Sc bodo Sc kdaj od-
prla napaena vrata -"
Teta Sc je vrgla VISA obupana
v naslanjac in zastokala:
Moi bog, nisem vec vajena
katastrofi! Kar sem Sc cisto
preselila starega Braunecka
-. Ne morem jih vec prenasa-
tt, ne maram jih, katastrof -"
''Pusti me zdaj, da grem v
svojo soho, teta Helena. Prosim
te, .utrujena sem, tako utrujena,
sal -"
"Toliko zdaj vendar VEN. Ro-
zamarija, .da krivdo zanikujes.
Sc to noe moran pisati nekaj
besed svojemu ubogemu bratu,
Sc to noc.-Samo Sc nekaj Roza-
maria . Tvoje razmerje z ma
terjo,-vem, da nj bilo nikoli
prevee prisrcno, cd obeh strani
ne; saj 81 nista prav mic podob-
nj :. :"
."Sovrazim jo, sovrazim, so.
vrazim; mole srce je cisto sez-
gano cd sovrastva! In sovrastvo
boil! Sovrazila sem jo takrat.' y
Rozamarija je skrila obraz v
dlaneh. "Oh, moi ubogi vrt
Strupene roze, divje, rdece tr.
njeve veje, koprive. Oni so me
pripravili tako dalee, da rase vse
to v MEM. Ne, kako morem t..
ko govoriti! Saj je moi vrt! In e
bi oce pogledal vanj!-Misli, de
sem brez Gasti, brez casti -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09
Du5ica R0zan,arija
tsvETNIcA In NJEN NoREC)
-.~.. ,<.. Agnes Gunther -
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic l.
Agnes Gunther

mi jarki loceni cd njih :. Kako
SO ii prisle take blame misli, ne
srecni otrok! Dosti razumnosti
ii nisem pripisovala, toda toliko
hud6bnosti tudi ne. Kaj pa si
prav "a prav hotela $ tisto ko-
medic sredi noei?" +
"Teta Helena, povedati mi
moras, kaj sem sploh storila., ze
yes dan cakam ma to-" i
PA preberi pismo svojega
oceta, &c te Gamma njegova sod
ba." -.
In Rozamarija je brala: !:
''Do dna duse sem ogoreen in
zadet, da, groza Sc me je polo
tia. Rozamarija bi bila nocoj.
snjo noe skoraj zakrivila smr'
dveh ljudi. Svojega sina sem il.
gubil. Kaj mi to pomeni, 81 lahko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09
Slouenski anleriisskii narodni suei

Sl0Uenski l1leriSk ndr0dni sUe
sss ". ssth sHsst ChisaSo ~ III
Na ndnH tprvD kshvsa1 SANE - y nsns = ssy
castni presseaG: LOUIS ADAMug 1znfsEd, NJ ]. 81
castna AEAE PRlsIAD isa Dnnsm avenue
clan: DR. + i Kern ssss 81 can Ave, Cleveland Ohio
tIAtT RESTRICTIVE:
Predssd E1BIN KRIsTAN " Beechee st, Grand Haven Mich
podFredsednk JANKO H0GEJ 66 gchade CssAhA
FRED DEk SsH So Lawnde Ave- Chicago 2s
Tajnn: rIIRKo d kbHEI 1855 W. ssh ST. chicago ss III
hagaJnk: VINCENT CAnKAR 1657 30 IAwndale 23
Clani
LEO JURJovEc. Is4s ". send n, ghsaso q III
ANTON KRAPENO 1855 w slat -, Chicago q M
LEOPOLD KUsHLAN, Ohio
ALBNA NovAK sl7 81 Clair Ave, Cleveland 3, Ohio .
FRANK zAITz ssU So L<~hdale Ave. Chieaso - n
NADzoBiu oDBOR:
LOUIS ZELEzKAR, predsednik, Chicago III.
JOSIE ZAKRAJsEK, 7ses Cernelis Cleveland Ohio
JOSEPH ZAvERTNIK 500 Tenafy kd, EnsIewood, n. J.
siasI oDBoR: 4
ANTON DEBEvC 1880 So 18th st, sheboygan,
JOSEPH F. DURN, Ohio.
JOSEPHINE ERJAVEC, 525 Mo- chicago st, Joiet,
THERESA GERzEI. 3s4 Erie Ave, W. Aiquippa, Pa
ANTON HORzEN, Route No 4, Princeton Ill
ANTHONY JERsu, 48!6 Washlnston st, Cole.
Rev. MATH KEBK, 223-S7th st. Pittsburgh !, Pa
FRANK KLUNE, eO4-Srd st, n W, Chisholm Mimi .s
HELENA KUSAR 1886 So. Kenlworth Ave, Berwyn, ILL.,
KATHERINE Mich.
JOHN KvARTICH, All Station st, Bridgevlle Pa
JOHN POLLOCK, 244e5 Lakeland Blvd, Noble Ohio.
LUDVK MUTZ, 3e4 Menahan st, Brooklyn N. Y.
ANTONETTE SIdCICH, Addison 3 Ohio
THERESA SPECK 1858 Ave, St 16, Mo-
VALENTINE sTRoJ 1910 n Holmes Ave, Indianapolis Ind
JOHN STON1CH 1884 Cedar Pueblo, Colo.
ANDREW vIDRICH Johnstown, -
ANTON zBAsNIK A. F. q. Bldg, Ely, Mimi.
JOSEPH zoRc 1o45 Wadsworth Ave, No Chicago, ILL.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09

tnsislia. ssriota je, kakor upa
zdaj zdIavnIk, resena.
| aKozafllafijo je matt drazila,
| 10 sarlota sali,a priznava, zara-
di fieke stare zadeve i. Huda
fnevihta il f,risla prav tedaj. sar-
lotini xivci 30 bill zaradi dolgo-
trajnega leEanja zal zelo slabi.
Cez dan srflo premaknii stare
ornaro il roznega lesa in odkrili
/ vrata na slkriven hodnik. Ne
VEN, zakaj sc je sarlota baia te-
| ga hoti1ika II je to tudi poveda-
Ii Rozimariji. Ko je nevihta ce-
dalje bolj drazila sarlotine ziv-
ce, je tnorala Rozamarija skle-
niti, da DO svojo mater prestra-
sIla. Ko jo je sarlota dolgo sko-
raj klece prusila, maj gre po go
spodicno Bergmannovo, je sto-
| pila Ro4anarija k vratom, XII sd
prisla ma dan, in odrinila zapah.
Potem je sele sla, toda ne h 60
spodicni Bergmannovi in tudi ne
k meni, tako da je bila sarlota
v strasni razburjenosti, strahu
| in groznem vremenu sama.
"Tedaj so pocila stara vrata.
Veter je potegnil skozi ME in
] vtisnil gori na hodniku trhlo
] okno, XII je imelo v svinec oko-
! vana okrogla stekla. S truscem
je zagrmelo ma tia in oblak pra-
] hu je napolnil soho. sarlota je v
svoji zapuscenosti in strahu,-
Rozamarija il je brala neke
zgodbe o strahovih-mislila, da
padajo Cd nekod krste. Dovolj
/. tega. Ne bos Sc cudila, &c tt po-
| vem, da je gospodicna Bergman
. nova, XII je prisla sama cd sebe,
nasla sarloto v krcih. Tako Sc je
zgodila nesreca!
! ''Vprasala me bos, zakaj nj
. sem v tel hudi nevihti takoj pc.
hitel sam k Sarloti, ko sem ven
dar vedel, kako je plasna. Prva
strela je udarila stolp zvono-
! vi in oskrbnik me je zbudil S to
Inovieo. Vsi smo imeli polne ro.
lie della, da smo pogasili tramo.
We, XII so ze mocno tell. Sc nekaj
tt moran povedati. Vedenje Ro.
zemarije zjutraj, ko je ze zvede-
la "a vso nesreco, je bilo vec ka-
kor nenavalno. Niti hliniti nj
| poskusala zalosti! :,sa u 4 .--s
| 'Tako mi je, kakor hi bil
hkratu izgubil diva etroka. Rozo.
mario moran poslati IL hise
Prosim te, poskusi Sc ii vplivati
nanjo -
Rozamarija polozi pismo ma
mizo in strmi pred Sc.
! "Rozamarija, nepremisljena
uporna, JENA, diva v sovrastvr
in ljubezni, to vse-toda pro
staska, okrutna, strahopetna
| Da pusti siroto v bedi in Sc Sc il
ME noreuje. Ne, taksni Braune
Ski MISC. Druzina mi nj bog, to-
da toliko je treba re poznat
lastno kri. Kaj mi bos odgovori
la, Rozamarija 2"
!, Moi oce ina prav, &c pravi
da je izgubil diva otroka hkra'
tn !. -
"Rozamarija, to priznavas
Dala 81 Sc zapeljati V jezi, in-ns
Zakaj pa? Sal 81 bila ko'
otrok prava zaspanka, in trdo
glavakakor pae vse braunesk'
butice, toda taksno podlo deja
ME Rozamarija, ali maj t
res Sc duso izvlecefn il telesa
Ubogi moi brat! Saj te vendal
MISC tako zelo poneumnili, da nj
bi bila vedela, kaj pomeni vse t
zlasti "a tvojega oceta!"
Rozamarija je dvignila svoj'
tezke, otrple, utrujene oci.
"Pac veIl1 y. vse!"
"Rozamarija, kaj maj pisen
tvojemu ocetu? Brani Sc ven
dar! &c je matt kaj pretiravala
Sc vendar brani Da 81 je vse ka
lepo. izmislila NE, pred ocm
h -. = III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09
Joseph lvanGciic-a

XII je po dolgi in Raucni bolezni preUden sUetinai
zakran,enti "a un,irajoce nairno BOgu zaspal
UecnO spunje dne 30. naarcd 1916 starOsH So let.
Donna je bill il Druzinske Uasi, fara Bella cerkeU
ma DOlenjsksna. Po opraUIjeni pOgrebni sUeti ma
81 cerkUi sUete Krstine je bill polozen uecnemu
pocitku dne 3. aprilu 1916 ma KalUarijo pokopaii-
see.
Tenn poton Sc zelin,s praU prisrcno zahUuliH
ReU. Bon,bacu "a opraUljeno pogrebno sueto naso
in druge cerkUsne Obrede, kakOr tudi 0biske
vnjegoUi bolezni in "a podeliteu sUeth zakransen-
too.
Naso prisr6no hUalo zelinao izreci Usen, Ste
Uilnin, prijateIjen,, XII so U blag spon,in pokojne
n,u okrasili krsto krasninai uenci. RaUno tako
tudi prisrcna hUula Usenr onina, XII daroUali "a
sUete n,0se, da Sc b0dO brale "a mir in p0kOj
njeg0Ue duSe. .
APrisrcna hvala clanom in clanicam drustua
So. Jozefa st. l69 KSKJ, XII sosse toiikem $teUilu
udelezM pogreba in ga tako 6astno sprenaii do
groba, Sc pOsebn0 hUala pa nosilcen, krste.
lskrena hUala vsen, prijateljem, XII so ga pri-
: si krOpit ma n,rtUaskem odru. Sc posebno hUalo
naoranao izreci Mrs. Intihar, Mr.. in Mrs. Krista-
Tic in Mr.. Klun. "a tako Ueliko pomoc njegoui
bolezni, kakor tHdi Oh casu sn,rti
Lepa hUald tHdi UseDs, XII so dali sUoje aUto-
mobile pri pOgrebu brezpIacno. Iskreno zahUalo
maj sprejn,e Zakrajsek pogre5ni zauod "a tako
lepo Hrejeni pogreb in .,sestransko prijazno po-
strezbO
~ pa. predragi oce, aena Sc je koncalo Tuo-
Je zeMtjskc trpljenje in moral 81 mas zapustiti.
gtOOOH zalOsti mad TUOjO izgubo posiIjan
ProsHje BOgH, dd III p0deLi uecni mir zasluze-
mem pOcitku sUo6odni aaeriski zen,lji in ri xii
teaso nasUidenje raa zuezdan,i.
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NAzNANlL0 IN zAHVALA

GIObOk0 potrtega srca naznanjdn,O Usena So
rodnikon,, prijateljena in znance1n prezalostno
Uest da je izprosna snart pobrala IL nase srede
nasega dragega in nilsdar pozabI bIjenega oceta