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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
Businessman
Thanked

The recent fights and slash
mittee extended hearty thanks
to Mr.. Lawson of the Susie @.
Grill and his friends and their
business establishments for their
donations to the fund.
Through the help of Mr.. Law
son. the committee said. they
raised total Of S5l.76 last
week. The Masons, in St.
Johns Day program last Sun
day. raised $50: the Gay Pari-
SLAMS club. S34; the Loyal Neigh
bors club. $40: and Rev. Hill
turned over So from members
of his church.
Anyone wishing to send q
check may send II TO Mrs. Ida
B. Perry. 1909 ST Aubin. For
additional information call Miss
Yoss at TY-5900l.
The committee is giving a
Barbecue July 10 at Ala East
Philadelphia, the home Of the
chairman. Ann Harris.
The George Carter Fund must
have $1,000 by July %, the date
of the major operation on
George Carriers Face.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
Court MartiaIs
Stacked Says
Senator Jenner

WASHINGTON, ID. {. Ar
my courts martial are stacked
up against defendants. accord
ing to Sen. Jenner Republican,.
of Indiana. who Tuesday deman-
ded a full investigation of Ar
my trial procedures.
Jenner served overseas as an
air force captain. He charged
that prisoners are not being
permitted to employ either civil
liam or military counsel of their
own in the preparation and pre-
sentation of their defense. and
that every effort is being made
to keep attorneys who partici-
pated in the Litchfield trials
from defending prisoners in
courts martial in Europe.
Jenner offered in evidence a
memorandum from one high
Army officer to another Earl
j. Carroll and Thomas Lester
Foley, attorneys who were on
their way to Europe to defend
several cases.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

4 Mrs. TUCKER tnlnk III n
terms of making jobs for our
|boys and girls wherever pos
Eible rather than have them
fIaunch on wandering job
hunting career after finishing
.kchool
4 II is very important TO day
No. the Negroes to begin pro-
Eidine these possibilities for
hheir youth as it is to provide
Mood and other necessities in
Fearing children. This can be
FL bettered by cooperation. We
'are making some progress in
HIS direction, but there is
Room for Improvement.
We, the business men of Riv-
h. Rouge and Ecorse invite our
friends TO join us in helping to
kolve some of our own prob
hems. by pooling our spending
hover whenever possible.
Visitors and Vaeationers
A Newlyweds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall Mccall have return
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
SOCIAL NOTES

Thomas Rance, 1916 Carlisle
Street is very proud 10 have
his brother Beal Of Alabama
State Teachers visiting him.
He is sophomore taking
pre-medical course. With him
is Walter L. Gipson. Junior
al Florida A and NJ College.
also in the pre-medical course.
While here Gipson and John
ny Mckinney visited friends IN
Philadelphia over the week
end. Gipson is member Of the
Crescent Club and Phi Beta
Sigma. They have been en-
tertained here by the RANGES
Frisbys. and the Thomas Mar
tins. who recently purchased a
home at 1915 Carroll street.
Miss Leontine Ogleree has
returned TO Springfield. Ohio
She spent a month here visit
ing her cousin, Patty Thorn
as.
The Boys Quartet has gotten
together again 1t consists Of
Alfred LovelesS. Ray Garrett,
Charles Garrett. FELTON, Sparks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
Local GIs At
Fort Dix For
Instruction

Three young men from the
Willow Run area have arrived in
Fl. Dix. New Jersey where they
are taking a Is week basic train
ing course in the Army Service
Unit Replacement Center.
They are Richard johnson, son
of Mrs. Helen Johnson, l345
Swansea, Willow Run; Wallace
w. johnson, son Of William E.
Johnson. ll447 Hunt, Romulus;
and Willard A. Harris, son of Mrs.
Lois Harris, 1886 Swansea, Will
low Run.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
Man Sentenced to
Life Impriso nmert

Charged with the fatal shoot
ing of a woman last Feb. IA.
a man was sentenced 20 life in
jackson prison last week by Re
corder's Judge Arthur z. Cor
don.
David Lacy. 81, OF 9l5l Cam
eron. was sentenced to spend
the rest Of his life in prison
in the shooting Of Mrs. Mar
guerite Bell. 80, of 1857 Bra
dy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

ad v / orY re-
mark S W er G
made by the
various bust
ness men to the
graduates.
T he hig h
hope Of the as
ISOLATION. is to
end an assist
ing hand to our
worthy young
people. We are
fhinL inn -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Leila II. Williams. Renorter


A capacity Of worshippers
heard the pastor. the Rev. r.
B. Bradley, preach on The
Healing Touch" on sunday
morning The Usher Board rem
dered a musical program and
the Rev. James Bradley preach
ed at 3 p. m
Junior Day will be observed
on July q. Juniors will be in
charge of all services. The Rev.
James Bradley will preach The
program is under the direction
of Mrs M. Mcqueen and Mrs.
Z. MCGEE.
On the sick list we have the
following TO report:
Mrs. A. Boozer is improving
She is still confined to Sagi-
nav General hospital.
Mrs. Mary Camp is out again
after a severe illness.
We are sorry TO say that Mrs
Benjamin Mt Gomery is con-
fined to the house by illness.
/ SOCIAL NEWS
A lovely party was given in
honor of Mrs. Leila Hess who
left for Arkansas to visit her
mother The party was at the
home Of Mrs. William Pitts Of
937 N. 9th avenue. The guests
included Mrs Hattie Woods,
Mrs. Pinkey Bryant, Mrs. IT.
ma Jordan, Mrs. Leila Williams.
Mrs. Ella Terrell, Mrs. Katie
Mabry. and Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Pitts.
Mrs. Hess. president of the
Mt. Olive Nurses Guild. re-
ceived many gifts on her de-
parture
Messers. Moran and Glover
were the guests Of Mrs Leila
Williams. Brother Moran is re-
store. Also at Redwine's Ser
vice Station
! And at Peoples Drug Store.
corner Of Elliott and VisGer
Road.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

gional director Of civil liber-
ties for the IBPOEW.
Initiation was held Sunday
evening by the daughters Of
Charlotte Ray Temple No SAC.
The state president, Daughter
Grace Bryant, gave degrees to
all who were initiated.
Watch our column grow. and
watch Mt. Olive continue TO
climb higher and higher.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
nown River Business Mems

The l947 graduating classes
River Rouge and Ecorse were
r. guests OF the Business
e1or's Association last Sunday
p~enina Many encouraging and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

and Robert Bonds. RehearsalS
are held al Evans Funeral home.
TEEN ACE NEWS
Shirley Howard. Reporter
Barbara Anderson. Assistant
Ronald and Roger Hearin,
along with many others, will
leave the first week in August
for Boy Scout camp Hope you
have fun. boys.
Mrs. Frances Mclean OF 1894
Carroll street had fish-fry
the other night. Prizes were
won by Mrs, Roger Hearin and
Mrs Kenneth Anderson.
Miss Betty Evans and her
guest are having a swell time
visiting in Inkster. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
BETHEL AME CHURCH
| Hosle M. Price. Ranorfar


The Importance Of r & h /
Thinking was the topic of the
sermon preached Sunday by the
pastor. the Rev William F.
Rice
This weeks fellowship pro-
gram. during which the sister
churches Of the city will be
guests, will begin on Monday,
July %, and end on August
g.
Usher Board No. will hold
its anniversary program in Aug
ust G. Kirksey is president.
ACE League meets every
Sunday evening at p m, c.
Couch is superintendent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

Mrs. Emma Sims of N. 9Th
avenue is improving after 4
brief illness.
Miss Dolores Hayes is con-
valescing rapidly IN ST Luke's
hospital after an sppendecto-
my few days ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
SOCIAL NEWS

store Also at Redwine's Ser
vice Station.
And at Peoples Drug Store.
corner Of Elliott and Visger
Road.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12
FLASHES FROM s5TH

Continued from page y
was we'll represented including
their president Tony Cvelbar. {.
Comrade member Frances Pre-
sern taking time out for a few
dances. Mrs. ]. Fifolt and
Mrs. G. Saminich selling dance
tags, Frank Krash and Bill
Frank, Euclid Vets, helping out
behind the bar. Monday evening
the event came to an end with
everyone leaving tired but we'll
satisfied I'm sure.
Tonite the Comrade Lodge
will sponsor a dance in the Slo-
vene National Home on 65th.
Judging from previous Comrade
events, grand time is assured
all who attend. Be on hand to
iOil in the fun.
-"Live Wires"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12
SNPJ NEWS AND COMMENTS
F.. Fifolt-

reational Grounds, on Monday
Labor Day. We were somewhat
hestitant that all our advanced
publicity over sold the Farm to
our visitors, however from the
many comments heard it GER
tainly met with their most
hearty approval and might pro-
vide a stimulant towards the
establishment of similar pro-
jects elsewhere in our S. N. P. J.
communities.
Crowds in the thousands put
in their appearance, taxing the
capacity Of the grounds and
running the workers to a point
u desperation in their effort to
satisfy demands of food and
thirst. The games run off dur
ing the dance intermission drew
many laughs.
The result of the guessing
contest was a 1our way tie be-
tween Matt Petrovich, Albina
Segulin of Cleveland, Bertha
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12
PROGRESSIVELY
SPEAKING

(COntsnNed from page y
ma, Irene and Hermine Strancar
were all present. The sandwiches
you n: e we're good, Emma and
irene.
On yes, Justyn Pretnar-did
anyone escort you + mo that
evening"?
INrEc were many more and l
was glad &c 3coe thm all.
ItJ, the Slovene Workmen's
Hone is a grand place to a get
together with your friends on
Sunday cten;ngs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12

Monday, September 22-But-
ter Cake 1.-TWO layers with cocoa
nut icing).
Tuesday, September 23-Eu-
ropean Fancy Breads (strudel,
potica, Slovene flancate, kolaci,
cheese kuchen, etc.,
Wednesday, September o.
Levil's Food Cake (choose any
icing).
Thursday, September 25-
Yeast Rolls.
Friday, September 26 -
Sponge Cake (no icing).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12
NORWOOD COMMUNITY
NEWS

Continued iron, page y
through the acts Of their elected
mayor and City Council, and
through their own acts as voters,
taxpayers, home owners and
business.
Therefore, the City Planning
Commission wants to be sure,
before adopting the Plan, that
it represents what the people of
Cleveland want. The first study
of the Plan was published in
October, 1915, and has been re-
viewed by many individuals and
groups. Revisions have been
made as a result of their COM
ments and of further studies.
The Commission urges all inter-
ested citizens to take this chance
to study this present draft of
the Plan, so that their thought
full criticism may be received at
the public hearing September
10.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12

Bernick Of Detroit md Dorothy
LcOo~-c CT Pittsburgh. The
ultimate winner will be decided
thru correspondence. These four
individuals guessed $50 as the
number of stones in the jar
where the exact number was
34S.
The balina finals on Monday
had their share of spectators.
AS evening approached the
crowd started to thin out for
home and just after the clean
up crew headed by Cam zarnick
finished their work, the heavens
opened up once again.
The various chairmen and
women revolving around hard
working Mrs. Josephine Tratnik,
with the splendid cooperation
Of untold individuals, some who
worked in spots and others that
worked continuously such as the
fine ladies in charge of the
kitchen, performed a job we'll
done. An effort was made to
take good care of our visitors,
though they exceeded our ex-
pectation, and we trust everyone
went home happy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12

The News Homemakers' Con-
test, co-sponsored by the East
Ohio Gas Co., will be held in
conjunction with the Cleveland
Food and Home Show in Public
Hall September Is through the
18th.
And what prizes: This is the
list:
Eight super deluxe, fully-au-
tomato gas ranges, the newest
models of four leading manufac-
Iturers. $50 new they are being
displayed in the Gas Co. lobby
this week for the first time).
Eight "dreamline' money
saver Kromex pressure cookers.
Two hundred dollars in cash
awards.
Sixty-four handsome ribbon
trophies. proof positive that
you are a champion baker,.
Actually, the News Homebak-
ers' Contest is eight separate
baking contests. Each day of the
food show the contest will call
lor another type of cake, pie,
bread or rolls.
Each day the judges will
award a complete list of prizes
as follows:
Ucily Grand PTisc-Fully au-
tomato gas range retailing at
$3.50 to $500, delivered and con-
nccted in the winners home
free. Plus a blue ribbon trophy.
Second Prisc-kromex press
ure cooker retailing at $13.95
Plus; q red ribbon trophy.
Third P}ise-$1O in cash and
Z white ribbon.
fouJjh Priee-$7.5O in cash
and a sold ribbon.
Ii!th P}i@c-$7.5O in cash and
2 purple ribbon.
First Honorable Mention-
Blue ribbon trophy. Second Hon.
o1GTy MCntjOu-Red ribbon tro-
ply. Third Honorable MentiOn-
White ribbon trophy.
Never before in Cleveland's
history has baking contest Of
Tered such worthwhile prizes,
according to Walter w. Knight,
secretary of the Cleveland Re-
tail Grocers> Association and
director of the Food Show.
Knight has reserved a large
section of the main arena of
Public Hall directly in front of
the stage for the display and
judging of entries as we'll as the
prizes exhibit.
Every contestant who brings
an entry to the News Homebak-
ers' Contest will be admitted
free to see the Food Show,
Knight said. Entries will be ac-
cepted from II a. m. to 2 p. m.
each day. Judging will begin at
2 p. m. daily.
Following are the days on
which different classifications
of baked goods will be accepted
and judged:
Thursday, September 18 -
Angel Food Cake (no icing).
Friday, September 19-Apple
Pie (home made, double crust).
Saturday, September 20
White Bread (standard size
Loaf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12
D0nce-Friday Sept. 18th:

yCdI WILL NC l1C1u Oll 11Ody,
Sept. 18th, with music by John
ny Vadnal and his orchestra. AS
mentioned last week we would
like to have all active non-bowl-
ers on hand that night to start
us off on another round of
social successes.
We're out to have a complete
playground set up at the Farm
next year. Circle No. 2 is all
set to help out the Comrades if
other lodges do not come for
ward.
National S. N. p. J. Day
A Roaring Success
1t is all over but the shouting.
Throngs exceeding the fondest
expectation of everyone con-
verged into Cleveland for the
four day National celebration.
If not the largest gathering
since the inception of National
S. N. P. ]. Day, it was pretty
close to it. Despite the housing
situation, visitors from here
and there and everywhere made
it a point to put in their ap-
pearance, with the State of
Pennsylvania having the great
est number of visitors present.
Out of town Supreme Board
members, Ray Travnik from
Detroit, Joe Culkar from Johns
town, our friend Andrew Vid-
rick, President Cainkar, Michael
Vrhovnik, Mirko Kukel, Mike
Kumer from Universal were
among us.
Writer had the opportunity
cf sitting in on the Juvenile
Directors Conference part Of
the time. The reports I had time
to listen to showed a thorough
study of the subject with a lot
of meat in them. All of them
will make interesting reading
when they appearin the minutes.
Many old friends were present
together with many new persons
that I enjoyed meeting for the
first time. Sister Marion Adams
co-chairman of the first night,
her assistants and co-Workers
from Circle No. Z handled their
affair in splendid fashion. The
idea of the conference, first of
its kind, was good and should
become an annual event. Bro.
M. Vrhovnik and his helper Sis.
Ann Sanneman deserve credit
for a nice job of preparation.
The Juvenile handcraft ex-
hibit was interesting and show
ed great possibility in the future.
The pictures of the S. n. P. ].
Recreational Farm displayed by
Lodge Comrades, on the bulletin
board were viewed with interest
by the visitors and whetted
their appetite to see the real
thing.
The program prepared by
Circle No. 2 and the music after
wards by the Mayor boys, open
ed the week end festivities. The
heavens went all out on Friday
night and Saturday in their
thunderous welcome to the visit
ors, shoWering tons Of water and
hail. While we had hoped for a
little noise to show our appreci-
alton at their arrival it was g
little more than we bargained
for. The boys who treked out to
the golf course had "ducky"
weather.
The dance Saturday evening
attracted a capacity crowd,
jamming both halls. On Sunday
old Sol came out to greet the
baseball teams. "Whitey' Pri-
mosch saw to it that they got
started off on the right foot.
Hail to the new champs the
Ambridge Revellers. It was the
same story on Sunday after
noon, a capacity house to listen
to President Cainkar hail the
renewal of S. N. P. J. Day and
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12

svetimi zakramenti uniraj joce. je mirno zaspal
Pogreb Sc je vrsil dne Is. augusta il Joseph
Vnebovzete ma Holmes Ave. ter cd tam po slove
Vitus Hribar OBJ asistenci Monsignora Hamer in
polozili naroeje materi zemlji veenemu poeitku
Blagopokojnica je bila rojena vasi Lesce n;
dolznost 81 stejemo. da Sc tenn potom iskre-
no zahvalimo vsem sorodnikom in prijateljem
Xxi so polozili toliko tako krasnega cvetja krst
ljublene pokojnice. Ia dokaz vase ljubezni in
spostovanja napram njej nam je bill veliko to-
lazbo dneh zalosti. Naso zahvalo maj sprejmejo
sledeei: MIR. John L. Frazier. Mrs. Clara Butler.
Mr.. Lawrence Torkar in sin. Mr.. in Mrs. Peter
Bukovnik, MIR. in Mrs. F. Race NIL. Mr.. in Mrs.
]. Kmett. Mr.. John Potokar, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Slapnik, druzina Popovic. druzina Svetina. Ricard
Beauty Shop Mr.. in Mrs. John Drenik. Mr.. in
Mrs. Jacob Jane. Mr.. in Mrs. N. Vukobrat. Mr..
in Mrs. A. Fidiga. MIR. in Mrs. ]. Tonsic. Mr.. in
Mrs. F. Kovsca, Mr.. in Mrs. F. Spenko ST.. Mr.. in
Mrs. H. Kanowsk Mr.. in Mrs. John Ambrose.
MFR. in Mrs. Frank Piner. Mr.. in Mrs. Jack Groser.
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Zorc, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Medic.
Mr.. in Mrs. VIM. Zupan. Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Ri
bich Mr.. in Mrs. r. Mertek. Marie Kennedy.
Waterloo Dept. Store Mr.. in Mrs. J. Kuhar, Mr..
in Mrs. F. Gornik. Mr.. in Mrs. L. Gornik, MIR. in
Mrs. J. Novak. Mrs. c. Dietz. Mr.. Ed Centa, Eddie
Meincr, Mary Barrett. Mr.. in Mrs. F. Malavasic,
Mr.. in Mrs. M. Florjancic. Joe & Bill Gross Mr..
in Mrs. F. Salmick Mr.. in Mrs. F. Aubel. Mrs.
J. Kovic. Mrs. Johanna Mocilnikar. Mr.. in Mrs.
John Selma Mentor, O.. Mr.. Otto Kanowski. Mr.
in Mrs. Earl Steinicke, MIR. A. w. Mayer. Mrs.
Mary Zabjak. Mrs. Johana Svetina. Mr.. in Mrs.
VIM. Henikman. Mr.. Matt Grdina Mr.. in Mrs. NJ
DiCicco. Mr.. in Mrs. AL Johnson. MIR. in Mrs.
r. F. Zakely, Mr.. in Mrs. M. B. Olson. Mr.. in
Mrs. f. Metz. druzina KunciG. Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
c. Gornik. MIR. Thomas Legal. Mr.. Joe Legal. Mr..
Bill Legal. Mr.. John Legal ST.. druzina Perrotti
in tantje employees: Ely. Esther. Ada. Dorothy.
Gertie. Eva in Andy.
Dale izrekamo srGno zahvalo vsem onin. XII
so darovali "a sv. mase. XII Sc bodo brale "a mir
duse pokojnice, in sicer: Mr.. Don Shaffer, Mrs.
Frances Zele. Mrs. Anna Semenhuk. Mr.. in Mrs.
Louis Kuncic, Phil. & Marie Mocilnikar. Mr. in
Mrs. Pete Travalik. Mr.. in Mrs. Mike Providenti,
Mr.. in Mrs. F. DiCicco Wickliffe. o. druzini
Miller Williamsfield. O.. Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Man.
Poljubil je angelj smrti Tvoje Gelo-odsla 81
clio "a vse. kar 81 dobrega storila zivljenju.
Mi Sc Te bono vedno spominjali ljubeznijc
ma kraju veSnega miru in blazenstva-nad zvezd;
Zdaj bivas vr
ker nj mraku
tam sonce sre
presrecna b
zalujoei ostali:
JOSEPH KUNcIc.
JOSEPHINE. poroee
JOSEPHINE in JOI
MRS. JENNIE SVE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12

dato. Mrs. Josephine Figdiga. Mr.. in Mrs. j. Cam
pitelli. Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Leskovic Madison
Ohio Mrs. Alice Dolgan. Mr.. Joseph Gornik (kro-
iae) Mr. Frank Line. Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Svetin.
Mr.. Mirko Romominch. Mrs. j. Tomato. Mrs.
Ch Skerotes ter MIR. C.. Slkuns Mr.. in Mrs. F.
Moizuk. Mrs. J. Hlabse in Mrs. E. Pike. Mr.. A.
Slopko. Mr.. in Mrs. F. Farrinacci Mr.. in Mrs. L.
Oswald. Mr. in Mrs. Ray D'Amato. Mrs. J. Vod-
Mix Mr.. in Mrs. P. Lindic. Mr.. in Mrs. Bud Carr.
MIR. in Mrs. F. Godlar. Mr.. in Mrs. Lud Mandel
Rose Zulich. Mr.. in Mrs. Jean White. Mrs. 1vana
Svetina. MIR. in Mrs. ]. Crockar. Mr.. in Mrs. T.
Svetina. Mehle. MIR. in Mrs. Chas Egens ml Miss
Lovina Stone. Mr.. in Mrs. Nick D'Amato. Mr.. in
Mrs. J. Zaller. Mr.. in Mrs. John ChurneY. Mr.. in
Mrs. A. Gubanc. druzini Plesec. Mr.. in Mrs. A.
Mestek. Mrs. Frank Bricel. Mr.. in Mrs. Laurich.
Angie Jeras. Mr.. in Mrs. J. Cebular. Mr.. in Mrs.
Tom Pluth.
Naso zahvalo maj sprejmejo vsi prijatelji. XII
so dali svoje automobile brezplaeno poslugo in
sicer: Mr.. Rudy Mertek. Mr.. Joe Kmett. Mr..
Merko Florjance, Mr.. Frank Perrotti. MIR. Anton
Ogrin, Mr.. Dan Stakich Mrs. Barrett. Mr.. Frank
Metz. Mr.. Louis Kuneie ter JOS Zele in sinovi
Globoko zahvalo izrekamo vsem stevilnim
prijateljem in XII so o prisl kropit in Sc
poslovit Cd ME. Hvala tudi onin XII so jo sprej-
mill ma njeni zadnj zemeljski poti ma pokopalisee
1skrena hvala tudi vsem. XII so nam poslali karte
sozalje
Naso zahvalo maj sprejmejo pogrebci. XII so
nosili krsto Mr.. Tony Svetina, Mr.. Paul Leo Sve
tina. MIR. Ely Popovic. Mr.. Albert Drenberg. Mr..
John Crocker in Mr. VIM. Zupan.
Nase priznanje maj sprejmejo Joseph zele in
sinovi "a vzorno voden pogreb in najboljso vse-
stransko poslugo Zahvalo maj sprejmejo est. g. q.
duhovnik Monsgr. Vitus Hribar. Monsqr Hamer
in Rev. Zimek opravljene cerkvene poqrebne
obrede
Ako Sc je pomotoma izpustilo ime katereqa,
XII je ma ia ali oni naein pomagal ali prispeval,
Prosimo oproseenja in mu isto izrekamo qloboko
zahvalo.
K veenemu Bogu, da sprejmes IL Njegovih rok pla.
in hvaleznostjo moitvi. dokler Sc ne snidemo
mi!
visave jasne,
kjer nj noci,
e I'll ne vgasne,
Iii milosti
IA PERRoTT1, hei
N. vnuka
INA. sestra
,sGa sestri AMMO PRE-
10 MAROLT. kot veliko -@~. I
domovini.