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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-26
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Evening star., 1947-02-02
Hollywood:
Bogart Bushes;
It's Gig Young,
Fish Expert

Tough Guy Humphrey Bogart Is
said to have blushed one Of the
deepest blushes in Hollywood his
tory last week. when in a scene in
Dark Passage" at Warmers he had
to appear in baby blue pajamas,
You-never- -can-tell dept.-Gig
Young, whose professional specially
is romantics in Warner films (see
Escape Me Never") recently lee
tured a boys club on "The Care
and Feeding Of Tropical Fish! :. .
Paramount Is cooking up q new
contract for Jose Iturbi :. Ronald
Reagan's 2-year-old son, Mike, is
chicken -poxing Katharine Hep
burn plans an extensive vacation IN
Connecticut, starting next month. . :.
Scheduled marriage of Osa Massen,
according to boulevard gossip, Is not
to take place until delivery OF her
new car. She doesn't want to honey
moon in a bus that rattles. .
Influence of films dept.-New name
for torrid screen kisses here is
Gregory Pecks" . Eleanor Parker
complains that local gourmets are
becoming just too, too interested in
her butler. He makes the best crepes
suzettes this side of Paris. T.
Stork notes: To Doris Warner Vidor,
daughter of Harry M. Warner-a
boy, 7 pounds, Is ounces. Mer-
camille note: Joan Crawford re-
turned from her Gotham vacation
with II trunks, all full. She left
Hollywood with but four. sv 4
Because of commitments in the
East, John Van Druten will be un-
able to direct Voice of the Turtle"
Evening star., 1947-02-02

Lillian Burns at the studio. And
7 still do" he tells. me. "And 1t
was wonderful. Before the first
lesson I was scared to death; after
the first lesson I felt like John
Barrymore"
Iturbi likes to make pictures and
the people he makes pictures with
like Iturbi. Last week when I was
on the set I found Iturbi at the piano
with a group of electricians and
grips round him. He was playing
number written by a friend OF an
electrician. ...
Enjoys His Life.
How often do you find famous
musician doing kind, simple thing
like that?
| IT believe in enjoying whatever ]
do," says Jose. "Af1h have no pa
tience with people who complain
about what they're doing" "
Jose looks as though he enjoys
everything he does, although around
the time his daughter took her own
life he was very Ill and nerve
shattered. He came through that
very well.
Iturbi is in his early Sos, although
he looks younger. There have been
rumors Of marriage to Jean Dali
rymple, the pretty play producer.
Jose says he's fond of her, but
there doesn't seem to be a marriage
In the offing.
IT don't say I'll never get mar
ried," he interrupts me hastily. II
Evening star., 1947-02-02
From Bach to Boogie -Woogie to Stardom
Jose Iurb Not Only Enjoys All Kinds of Music but Believes
Enjoying All of Life Too
BvShel Gohom

probably will, but It's so difficult to
choose in Hollywood-all the women
are so beautiful"
He's kidding, Of course, and I per-
sonally doubt whether any female
here can collar the boy. He seems
too content with life as it Is.
He Collects Pianos, Too.
And he should be. He seems to
have nearly everything-a lovely
house in Beverly Hills and paint
ing collection valued at half a mil
lion dollars that includes Renoirs
and Goya.
"And I have a terrific collection
OF pipes" he tells me. Seven years
ago 7 was told that it was better to
smoke a pipe than cigar. was
told it would cost me only IS cefltS
a day. But it costs me SIS every
two days for a new pipe!"
Iturbi also collects pianos. He
owns 80. No, he doesn't carry them
around with him-they are in the
big cities Of the United States to be
on hand for his concerts.
If you saw Holiday in Mexico" I"
you saw Iturbis two cute grand
children in the picture. They live
with him. lone likes boogie- -woogie
and one likes classical music" And
they get both from their granddad.
He is the first serious musician I've
met who admits liking boogie-
woogie!
But when go to the hospitals to
entertain the sick veterans" says
Jose, who is one of the few big-shot
entertainers who still does, I'm
surprised, because the boys want
what we call good music. Their
favorites are Debussy's Clair de
Lune' and Beethoven's Moonlight
Sonata
Iturbi was born in Spain. The
last time he visited Europe was in
1884. II don't want to 60 back there
for a while. It would make me too
unhappy to see all the destruction" !"
Next to the United States, the coun-
try which is most music loving In
Iturbi's opinion is Holland.
(Released by the North American News
paper Alliance.)
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Today's Schedules

CAPITOI-"The Secret Heart:
1:55, 4::35, tbs and 10 pm.
sStage shows: 1:lo, $3.50, $50
and 9:15 pm.
COLUMBIA 1.-THE Razor's
Edge: las, 4:05, 6:45 and
9::25 pm. ?,
EARLE-"The Man ! Love-:
1, $40, $40, 7:35 and 9:45
pm.
HiPPODROME "The Young
in Heart: 2:05, $40 and $50
pm. -..
KEITH'S-"San Quentin: 1::55,
4, 8, 8:05 and 1905 pm.
LITTLE-"Henry the Fifth:
2:30 ands 80 pm.
METROP POLITAN "The
Wicked Lady: lis, 3:20,
$50, 7:35 and Gas pm.
PALACE-"The Shocking Miss
Pilgrim: i, $40, $40, 1885
and 9;45 pm.
PIx-"The Great Dictator: l.,
1855, $3.50 and 9:40 pm.
TRANS-LUX--News and shorts.
Continuous from / pm.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

for Warner Bros. Filming, scied-
uled to start last November, has
been postponed until February or
March. Edward Arnold set for
a leading role in Saigon Singer" at
MGM. A Warner unit. headed
by Writer Director John Huston, Is
prospecting Mexico locations for the
Humphrey Bogart starrer, Treas
ure of the Sierra Madre." . An
other "Jiggs and Maggie comedy Is
in the works at Monogram. :. Jen-
infer Jones and Joseph Gotten
scheduled to co-star in Portrait OF
Jenny" for David Selznick. !. .. Para
mounts 1.-THE Big Clock" will star
Ray Milland. i. Richard Ney, an
nounced last week as Gene Tierney's
heart interest in 1.-The Ghost and
Mrs. Muir" was unable to accept the
role. Too many previous assign
ments. Warmers Three Bad
Men," slated for production early
this summer, has been switched to q
later date. Star Wayne Morris has
to take his Naval Reserve fighting
squadron aboard a carrier for two
weeks active duty In June. I. An
other family affair-John Charles
Farow, age months, is making his
(see HOLLYWOOD, Page CID
Evening star., 1947-02-02
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
when q businessman gets an
noyed, they say it's temper. But
when an actor gets peeved. it's
temperament"
Jose Iturbi is the boy making the
speech and he knows a lot about
temperament, actors and possibly
about businessmen. And after
talking with and observing Mr..
Iturbi for the past two years, /
think I know quite bit about Mr..
Iturbi.
"This is my fifth picture" Jose
tells me at Metro, where he Is
starring with jeanette Macdonald
in "The Birds and the Bees" He
lis playing himself as usual. Then,
when he marries jeanette in the
picture, she takes the name Of Mrs.
Iturbi. Match" says Jose. who Is
the first musician with a sense OF
humor I have ever met.
When Jose returns to Hollywood
from his imminent personal ap-
pearance tour in Mexico and South
America, he will be the solo star Of
Metros huge musical, now titled,
1.-THE Triumph of Music" A better
title would be "The Triumph of
IturM." ' The boy certainly has
made good in Hollywood!
Studied Acting.
"When I came to make my first
picture, AS Thousands Cheer
was very scared" confesses the
famous piano maestro. "And In
my first scene had to address Q
crowd of thousand. Scared? I
was petrifed! I was used to ad-
dressing musicians, OF course, but
this was different"
So, Jose did the most sensible
thing under the circumstances. He
took lessons in acting.
EVERY day bad O. lesson with
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Musicals Hit
Tokyo Road
For the Army
BY III. Assoeist.d Pres.
NEW YORK.


Tokyo, not Broadway. will be the
hub OF the theater world, or stI
least the musical comedy part Of 1t.
this year, with revival Of the Uso-
Camp Shows circuit In the Pacific
and more ambitious plans than ever.
The young shavers In the new
teen-age army of occupation. fresh
from home and up-to-the-m minute
entertainment, have ordered 56 mu-
sical revues from USO-C Camp Shows
for the Pacific circuit, darkened
after WI day when the Army con-
centrated the troops in large cities.
(There are only some 30-odd plays
OF all types this winter on Broad
ways fluctuating calendaD.
The 19-year-old requirements
dispersed to distant outposts disdain
the small variety units, legitimate
plays, and concerts, which did such
valiant service behind the lines for
the older boys during the dangerous
days. They want musical revues
made up Of five or six acts: Juggling.
handbalancing, knockabout or COM
edy adagio dancers, q line Of chorus
girls and q master Of ceremonies.
No Comediennes.
Broadway's reservoir Of perform
ers was exhausted early In the talent
call and ,USO- Camp Shows had to
addition new acts in 18 other cities.
Harry Krivit, musical producer who
conducted the additions, found:
There are leads Of excellent women
singers, primas donnas you might
call them, but funny women are just
non n-existent. Joan Davis and Fanny
Brice haven't anything remotely re-
sembling competition. The country
is starved for good novelty acts"
Krivit's tour turned up some
quaint statistics. II got more acts
in Detroit than any place." he says.
"I haven't been able to find out
why the city is such a magnet for
acrobats and very good ones, too.
Chicago provided more girls for
the chorus line than any other
town. I took two complete dance
lines from the little town Of Of
iowa, ILL.,, 100 miles from Chicago"
Like Shows Fast.
Shows on the CT circuit run Is
per cent faster than Broadway.
'"The men overseas now are ner-
vous," Krivit says, so they want
the entertainment fast paced.
When we do a Broadway musical
over there we eliminate internis-
sions and write out repetitions in
order to stage 1t in 80 minutes in
stead of the $50 minutes that Broad
way uses"
Camp shows pulled out of the
European theater December 81, to
concentrate on the Pacific program
and another for 1877 hospitals in
America, requested by Gen. Omar
Bradley, veterans administrator.
Civilian entertainment in Europe
has become sufficiently plentiful to
take care Of the ETO.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Broadway:
Musicals Praised
For Avoiding
Old Formula j..

This was the week that Times
Critic Brooks Atkinson (no push
over he) came right out and said,
IF anything derogatofy has ever
been written about Broadway in this
column, it is hereby withdrawn,
expunged and extirpated." Two mu-
steals "that broke the formula for
a commercial musical show" caused
Mr.. AS expunging: Street Scene"
and "Finian's Rainbow" The
music and dance critics caught up
with these two shows last week, and
Sundays papers carried their raves.
Most talked-about young dancer OF
the year is Anita Alvarez, whose
dances in "Finians are every bit as
good as the long-hairs say. :. This
was a week of soft, sweet notices
from the reviewers-Bobby Clark's
antics In "Sweethearts" charmed
the writing boys, even If they found
the operetta itself antique.
THE Yearling" and Lady in the
Lake" also made New York appear
ances during the week, and have
settled down to long runs. BOD
Montgomery's pioneering into a new
kind of direction created reams of
comment. :. Not only is this The
Year of the Yearling, but it also is
the year of special events from MGM
for coming up is '"The Beginning
or the End" the picture about
the atomic bomb which everyone
wants to review. It's slated to fol-
low the Lakes Lady into N. Y.'s
Capitol Theater. Biggest hit in
the neighborhood circuit right now
/ is "The Jolson Story" holdover ace.
Leo Durocher twho just had his
day in court) subject of most radio
Jokes of lhe week-or anyhow, . tie
with the Georgia Governors. N. Y,
newsreel theater marquee hit the
maximum on tht latter with its
line, Three Georgia Goyernorsl
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Elegant, Burlesque Carries On
By Jeon Meegon

performed in the Army, think they're
Bop Hopes now and come around
for jobs. They're dead without the
radio.
"Burlesaue," he claims, sis the
only place where anybody can get a
chance anymore. It's the only form
of live show with a great number
of theaters running So weeks year,
two and four shows day"
Kids are broken in on what the
performers call the Burma Road,
a derisiye tag for Rochester, Dayton,
Toledo and youngstown. After eight
weeks in that boot camp they're
supposedly ready for the big league.
An Initiative Trade.
Atlantic City is the Valhalla OF
the business. "A couple Of weeks
at the Globe" Lynch says. "and you
can write your own ticket" The
Globe, it seems, has standards: $2.20
top reserved seats. and the comics
must wear makeup.
One of the legends which Lynch
swears Is true Is that performers
in the last weeks of their 24-week
booking send themselves telegramS
reading: Contact me at once" and
bearing the name of rival wheel.
The net result of that fiction Is a
pay boost Of $25 a week.
Burlesque is the most initiative
of any business in the world. Per-
formers swipe material from vaude-
vile, the legitimate theater-and
other burlesque houses. Costumes
are consciously patterned after those
of screen and stage stars, and sets
are snapped Nup fast from Broadway
fiops. ,Burlesque managers shrug
so what. They raid our talent all
the time"
Insiders say the real characters
are the musicians in the orchestra
pit of burlesQue house. Lynch tells
q story about last year in Cleveland
when he was sitting out front
watching one of his units and
smelled something burning. Pun
gent smoke was curling up from the
pit. He peered over and saw the
drummer working over an electric
plate. S
Lynch ran for the house manager
and asked Don't you smell fish
burning?"
The house manager nodded
/ Sure. It's Friday"
Evening star., 1947-02-02
NEW YORK.

NEW toltEA'
Burlesque, for years the blousy,
brash, black sheep Of show business.
is going elegant.
At least, Eddie Lynch says 1t is
Eddie, an oldtimer who is a pro-
ducer for the Eastern burlesque
wheel, says succinctly'
1.-THE days of buns bringing IN
their lunch and taking their shoes
off is over" , .,,,.
More exp tly, he boasts: we
play to a ee. al ladies and gentle
men audience. The strippers have
graduated to silver fox capes, plat
form shoes, hats and gloves-ano
they take 'em of to symphonic
music"
His reference to strippers was a
slip of the tongue. Those ladies
now are referred to as "exotic
dancers" ,. =.
There's been q delicate shift OF
emphasis from flesh to comedy. In
the salty slang of the trade Lyncn
explains:
"We're featuring comics. We book
a first and second banana, you
know, comics; a yes man tstraign!
mani. two strippers and a featured
strip. the dame who rides in the
Pullman"
New York Is Out.
Boston, usually associated with
beans. Back Bay and book bans, Is
an important stopover on the bur-
lesoue circuit. -Four houses were
running there at the start OF the
season and two are still fiourishing
San Francisco and Los Angeles are
the only other cities supporting two
burlesque theateys. New York Is
the only big city where burlesque
isn't acceptable. 1t has been banned
on the Great White Way for several
years.
Burlesoue business has been of
slightly since most cf the service
men were mustered out, according
to Billboard. The magazine esti-
mates that a minimum of 750 strip
pers are working now, plus 15(
comics and rs straight men. Tween
ty-six theaters belonging to the biz
wheels are lighted.
Ex-GI's, "the kids" Lynch says
"who always were scream in thei
parlors back home and got up ant
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Olivia Is Popular
BY the Assoeiafed Pres
HOLLYWOOD,

HOLLYWOOD.
Popularity girl with movie pro-
ducers these days is Olivia de Havil-
land, due to her Academy Award
potentialities. She says she read
five scripts in "A hours and 16 In
one week, but still hasn't found
anything she likes. She is looking
for a warm, romantic story with
the same feeling, but without the
aging aspect Of 40 Each His own"
There is a possibility she will wait
until after the awards before resum-
ing work.
Olivia won't do "Voice. Of the
Turtle" but not because Jack War
ner wouldn't permit her return to
the lot she broke away from. She
felt there wasn't enough left Of the
play after. the censorable portions
were deleted..
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Coming Attractions
NATIoNAI-"The Glass Me-

NATIONAL-"The Glass Me-
nagerie," with Pauline Lord,
starting tomorrow night.
CAPITOL-"Lady in the Lake."
with Robert Montgomery,
starting Thursday.
EARLE "Humoresque." with
Joan Crawford, starting
Thursday.
KEITH'S-"It'S a wonderful
Life" with James Stewart,
starting Thursday.
METROPOLIT N-"Blue
Skies" with Bing Crosby
and Fred Astaire, starting
Thursday.
PALACE-"The Love Life OF
Andy Hardy" with Mickey
Rooney. ri s~. :. -,
PIX-"Crime Over London,
starting Tuesday.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
Jugoslovani obnav!jajo luke
Reki; Trst iizgubla prolnet
Danes bo UNRRA
prenehala z delOm

LONDON, 20. junija Maj
veeja relifna organizacija ma
svetu, UNRRA, bo jutri koncala
svoje delo.
Glavni direktor organizacije,
major general Lowell w. Rocks,
je izjavil, da organizacija sieer
nj dosegla ekonomsko obnovo,
da pa je ''bil polom preprecen."
Opozoril je, da bo potrebna Sc
nadaljna pomoc, da Sc prepreci
polom v evropskih drzavah, XII
so najvec trpele v vojni.
Ia casa svojega delovanja je
UNRRA pomagala II drzavam
z raznimi posiljkami, najvec pa
S hrano. Ia pomoc je* precenje-
ma ma $4,000 100000, cd katerih
so Zedinjene drzave prispevale
1920.
V svojem zakljucnem porocilu
je Rocks rekel, da je UNRRA
pomagala pri repatriaciji 7,0OO,-
600 razmescenih oseb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
Clani anti-faSistcnega odbora kriH
preziranja oblasti kongresnega odseka

zitetni professor DIR. Lyman R.
Bradley, in drugi.
Proti 16 clanom prizadetega
odbora je sodnik obtoznico raz-
veljavil.
Ia enak prestopek je bill dan
poprej obsojen ma leto dni zapo-
ra in $1,000 globe nemski komu-
nisticni vodja Gerhart Eisler, XII
Sc je nahajal v Zedinjenih drza-
yah kot begunec, docim je bill ma
zapor cd enega do treh let OBJ
sojen Carl Aldo Marzani, nekda-
Mi uradnik drzavnega depart
menta, XII je bill obtozen, da pri
nastopu svoje sluzbe nj odkril,
da je komunist.
Pod obtozbo preziranja kon-
gresne oblasti je bill spoznan kri-
vim tajnik komunisticne stranke
Eugene Dennis. Polovica poro-
lte, Ii je Dennisa pronasla kri-
vim, je sestojala Il crncev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
ZENSKA KRILA IN
SVETOVNA EKONONIIJA

WINNIPEG, %. junija. -
Ravnatelj poljedelskega oddel-
ka universe v Manifold, Grant
MacEwan, je danes izjavil, da
imajo ekonomski vescaki doka-
re, da je ekonomski polozaj v
svetu tezji, kadar zenska moda
narekuje dolga krila, da Sc pa
magic boljsa, kadar zenske no.
sijo kratka krila.
Vsled tega je MacEwan sveto-
val clanicam Alpha Iota sestrin-
stva, katerim je pojasnil ucinek
zenskih kril ma svetovno ekono-
milo, maj svoja krila skrajsajo.
Uceni professor pa nj povedal,
koliko bi zenske morale prispe-
|vati IA boljaanje svetovne
ekonomije", odnosno koliko bi
morale skraj jsati svoja krila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30

WASHINGTON, ~. junija -
Porota ma zveznem sodiscu je
danes nasla "a krive preziranja
oblasti kongresnega ne-ameri-
skega odseka 16 voditeljev
Skupnega odbora "a anti-fasi-
sticne begunce, kateri je bill cd
FBI oznacen, da je sluzil kot
"front" "a komunisticno stran-
ko. -.s
V smislu obsodbe so obtozenci
izpostavljeni kazni enoletnega
zapora in globi $1,000.
Obtozba je bila naperjena, ker
prizadeti MISC hoteli pricati pred
Parnellovim ne-alneriskim od-
sekom.
Med prizadetirni je vec odlic-
nih pisateljev in ljudi cd gleda-
lisca, kot ma primer Howard
Fast, DIR. Edward X. Barsky il
New Yorka, new-yorski uniyer-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
ZED. DRzABE DOBILE LE-
TALSKE BAZE v sPANIJI?

STRASBOURG, Francija, %.
junija. - Voditeljica spanskih
komunistov, Dolores Ibarruri,
XII je bolj znana pod imenom
LA Pasionaria", je danes ma
shodu komunistov, XII Sc je vrsil
tn, izjavila, da je spanski dikta-
tor Franco dovolil Zedinjenim
drzavam, da 81 v spaniji usta-
noviio dve veliki letalski bazi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
Jezero narastlo "a
tri palce in pol

Letos je voda ma obrezjih je-
zera Erie "a tri palce in pol Wis
ia kot je bila lani, to pa radi
velikega dezevja, XII smo ga ime-
Ii minulo pomlad. To pomeni, da
so kopalisca OBJ jezeru WHINE
9Th primerih skrcena "a kakih
SO cevljev, oziroma da je man.
prostora "a kopalce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
TRUMAN 30 DANES
ODLOcIL O PREDLOGI
"a KONTROLO RENTOV

WASHINGTON, 28. ju-
nj ia. - Predsednik Truman
bo verjetno v ponedeljek
odlOcil o predlogi "a podalj-
SAME kontrole renta do 20.
februarja leta 1948.
Pc predlogi, XII je predlo-
lena predsedniku v odobri-
tev, bo dovoljeno prosto-
voljno zvisanje najemnine
do Is odstotkOv v sluca jih,
kjer sc lastniki rentov in
najemniki sporazumejo.
Predsednik Truman ina
sicer cas- do srede, da odlo-
ei glede predloge, toda We
rule Sc, da DO Odlocil ze v
ponedeljek, ker DO obstojeci
zakOn "a kontrOIO rentov
potekel S 80. junijem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
Pozdravi

PoZdravi
M. in Mrs. Filips IL E.. 147
st. posiljata lepe uozdrave vsem
prijateljem in znancem il lepe
California, kamor sta sla ma
pocitnice in obiskat znance ter
prijatelje. Gostovala sta pri Mr..
in Mrs. John Komik v Engle-
woodu, ter pri Mr.. in Mrs. John
Aucin v Fontani, XII lastujeta
krasno posestvo, kot tudi pri
vec drugih znancih. Podala sta
sc z Mrs. Aucin in hcerko tudi
ma obled Mehike. Kot piseta, so
Slovenci tamkaj zelo zadovolj-
nj ter Sc dobro pocutijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
Novi grobovi
JOSEPH PAULICH

V soboto zjutraj je nagloma
zbolel ma srcni kapi nato pa pa
del po stopnjicah ma svojem do
mu poznani Joseph Paulich, star
SO let, stanujoc ma 1911 E. 167
st. Odpeljan je bill Emergency
Clinic bolnisnico, kjer je cez ne
kaj ur umrl. Donna je bill il
Domzal pri Ljubljani, kjer "a
pusca mater Amalijo, stare IS
let, brata Vinkota in vec sorod-
nikov. V Ameriki je bival 35
let in je bill zaposlen zadnjih 80
let kot kovac pri New York Gen.
trail zeleznici. Bill je Clan dru-
stva Janeza Krstnika Stew. II
ABB, .drustva Dosluzenci in
Boilermakers unije. Tukaj "a
pusca zalujoco soprogo There
so, rojeno Kerzic, donna cd isto-
tam kot pokojnik, v New Yor-
ku pa zapusca brata Andreja in
dive sestri Mrs. Theresa Miletich
in Mrs. Amalijo Krc. Pogreb sc
DO vrsil sredo zjutraj OBJ 9:15
uri il zeletovega pogrebnega
zavoda ma 458 E. 1852 St. v Ger.
kew Marie Vnebovzete oh 10.
uri in nato ma Calvary pokopa.
lisce.