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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-11
Bride-EIect Is
Feted With Shower

A bridal shower was held on
Saturday evening honoring Miss
Bonita Kulla who will be united
IN marriage on November IA
with Jack Davis of Massillon.
The shower was given by his
mother, MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Cas-
sldy and daughter of Ava.
Delicious refreshments were
served and the honored one was
presented many nice gifts.
Thos attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Brown, Mrs. Bertha
Davis of Belle Valley; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ramsey, Charles
and Maxine; Miss Kay MCGEE
of Batesville; Mrs. Lester Hunts
man, Mrs. Stella Carpenter Mrs.
Frank Hannahs and daughters,
Nancy and Beverly of Barnes
vile; Eugene Steen of Sampson
Marine Base, N. Y; Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Steen of Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Murphy and
family of Newark;
Mrs. Marie Fry, Mrs. Joe
Werberger, Miss Donna Wer-
berger, Miss Elva Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Minosky. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Upton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnest Schott, Ed Schott. Miss
Dorothy Smith, Ethel Ball, Miss
Sara Baker, Mrs. Marcella Stew
ems, Miss Joyce Hunter, Mrs.
Paul Kachovic, Bobbie and Yer
onica Kachovic, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Costillic and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Teeters and daughters,
Judy and Nancy, all of Ava.
Those sending gifts but unable
to attend were: Mrs. Lena Arch
er, MIR. and Mrs. Bert Steen, MIR.
and Mrs. John Schott and Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Murphy.
HI VARIETY - Nav 40
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-11

Mr. and Mrs j. w Mason observed their wedding
versary Sunday Oct "a, at their home Ridge
The aractivey decorated with arrangements
fall flowers golden The resment table
with large threeered wedding topped
and The refreshments served by the grand
daughters.
The couple married October g. residing
where they
Both Mr.. and Mrs. good health and are active
members of the Church of Christ.
they are the parents of five children Mrs
OF McConnesvle Mrs Harold Holland, Huntington,
Mrs Oscar Wells, of Summerfield Mrs Stephens
mont W. Va, and Evangelist J. Bernard
All the children present celebration along with
of their 10 grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs Mason presented many nice gifts including
televison children.
Open house observed durn the afternoon hours
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-11

Harry MiIey, Patsy and Bar
bara of Mt. Ephraim, visited re-
Gently with Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Miley and Evelyn and Mrs.
Virginia Miley in Canton.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Schafer
have returned to their home on
West street, after enjoying their
annual fishing trip to Bayport,
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph SeffenS
of Lancaster, spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Seffens of Cumberland
street and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shamhart of Main street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-11
HOLDS INSPECTION

Mrs. William Moore, president
of District 5 of the VIEW Auxili-
ary held inspection of the Ladies
Auxiliary of George Selsam
Post No. 1858 in GAINESVILLE Wed
nesday evening, November 10.
Other members of the Caldwell
Auxiliary attended this installa-
ton service.
- ~
If it's advertised In The Journal
Say so when you are buying.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-11
q0lttnal S0ciQtu
PHONE 90
Caldwell Junior 5. 0. S. Club Holds Annual
Achievement Day Dinner At Caldwell School
P H o N q 9 8

The annual achievement Of the Caldwell
club was held in the grade school cafeteria Monday evening
at 500 o'clock
Mrs Dee Say the presi-
dent Mary Jane Say thanks,
dinner enjoyed by the members mothers advisors and
a special guest Miss Mabel Sarbaugh.
An interesting
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-11

Photo by
Miss Irene Cunningham Everett Cum
ningham, of Caldwell route
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Gardner Caldwell 8 were united
marriage Saturday, m in First
of Christ parsonage Caldwell
Rev Ira j. Brandon performed ring ceremony
The bride atired in length
pink Her accessories
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-11

CIassifieds Pay Dividends
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-11

ng the dinner, was in charge OF
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-07

The spirited contest is his
toric in that it marked the
first time that white and
Negro little league baseball
ers have competed with each
other in this area.
The local nine was the Sec
ond team to- be eliminated
in the playoffs which are
being held here on the Cen.
trail League Diamond at Lane
High School.
Danville's win put it in
line for next Wednesdays
final Of the district playoffs.
The Dixie All-Stars, only re-
manning competitor among
the local players, will take
the field again next Tues
day in competition with the
winner of a Monday after
noon contest to be waged
between Waynesboro and
Covington. The winner of
that game will play Danville
Wednesday afternoon here
on Lane High School field.
Wilbert Johnson, right
handed twirler whose we'll
controlled curve ball amazed
the fans, held the Monticello
team to three hits while his
teammates collected a total
of six off Haywood Marrs,
losing pitcher.
The home team offered
only one serious threat to
the visitors during the game.
1t happened in the fifth in
ming after two were out.
Claude Haynes, singled and
Percy Wood followed with a
double through left field, but
Haynes was caught out at
home by a fast peg relayed
from left field by shortstop
Jimmy Saunders.
Johnson struck out nine
batters, and the only other
hit given up by him was a
lead-off single by Warren
| Amos in the fourth inning.
Danville got a run off
Marrs in the first inning,
| Continued to page A.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-07


Ovid Fisher bat boy Players:
oodson Jimmy
to right Julian Lng
I.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-07
Charlottesville Monticello Little League
All-Stars Drop o Decision To Danville Team

here last Thursday after
noon when they were de-
feated by a score of 40 by
the Danville. All-Stars, an
all-colored team.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-07

{ By R. L. White)
Charlottesville, Va.-The
local Monticello Little Lea
que All-Stars, white, were
nosed out of the playoffs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
.Lanham Pilots Given
Double incentive

Drivers competing in the So
lap feature at West Lanham
Speedway tomorrow night will
have a double incentive.
The first three finishers will
qualify for the National cham
pionship 150-lap event at Ra-
leigh, N. c.. next month. The
purse also has been doubled by
Director Red Crise.
Lou johnson. Joe Jackson,
Johnny Roberts, Ken Marriott,
Runt Harris, Eddie Adams, Leo
Iierkorn, Ray Kable, Ed Lind
say, Gus Wilson. Pee Wee Po-
bletts and Hoss and Reds Kagle
are some of the drivers expected
Elmo Langley, Bill Moran and
Joe Haas, among the 10 scoring
leaders of the Northern Virginia
Stock Car Racing Association
will be at Marlboro Sunday aft
ernoon for the seven-event pro-
gram.
The first race and feature
event at Pomonkey Speedway
Sunday will get under way al
S pm. a new starting time.
Old Dominion Speedway al
Manassas will present a double
header show Saturday night
with five events for men ar1c
three for women drivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
BY the AssSeiassd Press

BROOKLYN, June lit was
just 13 weeks and five days ago
during an exhibition game at st.
Petersburg. Fla, that Bobby
Thomson broke his right ankle.
The doctor who performed the
operation examined the triple
fracture and predicted that the
smuggling Milwaukee outfieider
would be out Of the lineup for
three months.
Don't believe it." Thomson
told visitors as he lay in q hos
pital bed the following day. I'll
lick this thing quick. I'll be back
in six weeks"
It was a different Thomson
who lay on the rubbing table in
the Braves clubhouse last night
while the trainer, DR.. Charles
Lacks, was massaging his still
swollen ankle. Bobby couldn't
hide his disappointment.
IT don't know when I'll be
ready to play" he said gloomily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Women's Class . Golf
Won by Mrs. belong

Mrs. Ed DeLong Of Prince
georges, who just a short time
ago worried about qualifying Tor
the Women's District Golf AS
sociation Glass D Tournament,
today owned the Marie Spates
Bowl for winning the event yes
terday at Prince Georges.
Mrs. belong, who practiced
long and hard for the event. won
her first tournament with 1926
1T. She was followed by Mrs
Emory Hutchinson Of Columbia
with 107-26-81; Mrs. Morris
Moss of Woodmont. 104-23-8l
Mrs. r. A. Byers of Prince
GEORGES, 104-22-82: Mrs. Mar
= ssin Kogod, Woodmont. 1926
"a and Mrs. E. H. F. Felber
Rethesda, 1O4-21-83. Mrs. Pur-
sell smith of Congressional tool
NV gross with 101.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Anacostia Leaders
Try Again 10 Break
Tie for First tonight

Snug Harbor and Atchison &
Keller in the Anacostia Sandlot
Baseball League. unable to play
their game the last two days
because Of rain and wet grounds.
will try again at $50 pm. today
at Fairlawn.
Both finished with Tel records
in first-half play to tie for the
lead. In an earlier season game
they played to a scoreless tie.
Should AK win today 1t will
have to play Library of Congress
tomorrow in q makeup game.
Snug Harbor also will have to
make up a game. if it wins today.
with Marine Barracks. 1t viii
be played. If necessary. Monday
as the Marines have a dress
parade scheduled tomorrow and
will be unable to play.
In the event a makeup game
is played Monday, second ha.
play in the league will get under
way Tuesday.
silver Hill, behind the four
hit; pitching of Boots Pamela
trounced Boys Club Of Wash
| ington, go, yesterday in an In
dustrial League game. Sam Bar
bieri with a triple and two
singles and Reds Bladen with 9
double and single, each batted ir
three runs.
In the only other sandlot game
yesterday, Lincolnia and MATS
winner and runnerup respective
ly in first-half play in the De-
partmental League wound up II
a "A tie before the game wa:
halted because of darkness at thu
South Ellipse.
The schedule Gall games al
$50 PM:
Cameo VS.. Springfield. West Ellipse;
Snug Harbor VS.. Atcnison Keller
Columbia Heights VS.. Buships' sOutl
Ellipse. o~~ow
rInion Printers VS.. FBI, West Ellipse
Naval Communications VS.. Lincolnis
South EllipSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Ramsey and PoIsfoot
Huned by Redskins

e Knox Ramsey, 6-foot-2, 800
BOUND guard from William and
Mary, and Francis Polsfoot.
rangy end from Washington
state, have signed contracts with
the Redskins.
It win be Ramsey's sixth year
Of pro football. The father OF
6-month-old twins, he is in the
insurance business in South
Boston, Va.
Polsfoot will be starting his
second season with Washington
and his fifth in pro football. He
came to the Redskins from the
Chicago Cardinals last season,
but was used sparingly by the
Redskins because of a damaged
knee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Advance Sale Begins
For Mims-Dykes Bout

Advance tickets went on sale
today for the middleweight box
ing match between Holly Minis
and Bobby Dykes. q scheduled
hereunder. June 80 at Ulipe
Arena.
The Greek Orthodox Church
building funds for the st. Con-
stantine and SITS. Helen and So
phia Churches will benefit from
the receipts. Spires Gianaris
chairman of the Embarrassing
committee, has 200 members OF
the churches selling tickets
priced at So, So and IS.
Tickets also are on sale at the
Fairway Sports Store. 1928 G
street NV, and through Mrs
Goldie Ahearn, wife Of the pro-
moter, at jackson 8-2700.
Uline Arena and a downtown
location to be announced VIII
handle tickets next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
GNU Sailors Leading
With Help Of Goods
BY the AssoeIassd Press

BALBOA. Calf. June IT,
Using goods as crew in both A
and B flights. George Washing
ton University was showing the
way today in the 18th annual
National intercollegiate dinghy
sailing championships on. New
port Bay.
George Washington used Joan
Feeder as forward ballast for
the A dinghy and Ann Sweeney
was on the B crew as CIV piled
up SO points yesterday in the
first round. The defending
titleholder, Harvard, was second
with 50 and in order came Mas
sachusetts Tech 49,. UCLA 10
Kings Point. N. Y. 81; U. Of
washington 81. Purdue 4S anc
Ohio State Is.
There will be 80 races in the
championships, IL Of which were
held yesterday in light going
There were several protests anc
a committee was to make it,
rulings today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Henry Formally Cited
In Fiuht-Fixing Case
Rx The As.oeiated Press

NEW YORK, June 17.-Clar-
ence Henry, 27-year-old Phila-
delphia heavyweight boxer, was
accused formally yesterday OF
trying to bride Bobby Jones OF
Oakland, Calf, to lose or try TO
lost a fight.
The indictment charged Henry
offered Jones $4,000 not to win
from Joey Giardello in a ma
tionally televised fight at Mad
ison Square Garden last Friday.
Jones rejected the offer and told
authorities of it but was narrowly
defeated by Giardello.
Judge Francis L. Valente OF
General Sessions reduced Henrys
bail from $4,000 to $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Five Stakes Tonight
Al Laurel After Rain
Washes Out Program

The $4,000 Rotary Club Trot
plus four other stake races.
which were scheduled last night
but called OF because Of rain.
will, be offered harness racing
fans at Laurel Raceway tonight.
Lee Gallon, the 4-year-old bay
who Topped AS seconds on his
lifetime record in winning the
Disc Jockey feature last Mon
day, heads the list Of Is trotters
in the IS, 900 feature. the seventh
race on the card. Johnny Belote
will drive Lee Gallon against
such top trotters as Miss Mary
Stewart, Sally's Ginger Julup.
Helen Van and Nancy Allen.
The sixth race will be the sec
ond division of the Clarksvllle
pace and is expected to be a
clash between two pacing SEN
sations of the Maryland circuit,
The Engineer and Vernon Elk
ington. The Engineer has hung
UP five wins, one second place
and a fourth place finish in
seven starts this season. Henry
Clukey's Vernon ELLINGTON will
be shooting for his third straight
win. Some of the others entered
In the GAINESVILLE include Mead
ow Gold and Hughie Boy.
The first division of the
GAINESVILLE finds Mac Forbes
favored in the field Of 10. Mac
Forbes, full brother of Hi-Lo's
Forbes, world record holder. will
have a new driver in aBuck Min
NEAR. Dukes Maid, Date knight
and Vic's Boy are others en-
tered in the first division OF the
GAINESVILLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Missouri Wins NCAA Title;
YeWcic Named Top Player
BY the Asseciefsd Press

OMAHA, June 17.-Missouri
won the NCAA baseball cham
pionship with a Al victory over
Rollins College of Florida in the
finals, but Michigan State pro-
duced the outstanding ballplayer
of the title tournament here in
Catcher Tom Yewcic. Better
known as the Spartans' football
quarterback, Yewcic is a draft
choice of the Pittsburgh Steelers
Voted the most valuable player
in the NCAA, he impressed sew
eral major league scouts.
The title game last night was
settled by a home run by Buddy
Cox, second baseman, who also
starred afield as pivot man ir
several important double plays
Missouri was leading, 10, wher
Cox homered in the SECOND
! inning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Thomson Is Victim Of Gloom
After Nursing Ankle Is Weeks

ct Just don't know. / thought
I'd be back before this. I was
hoping to get to pinch hit dur
ing this Eastern swing. But now
/ don't know. I took batting
practice today and I'm aches
and pains all over. I don't know
what it is. Some days the ankle
feels fine, other days it's as sore
as the dickens. Maybe it's the
weather. I. sure hope so.
"The ankle is coming along
pretty good. At least ! can
walk without a limp now. ]
can run, too, but only straight
away. It still hurts when ]
turn or when I have to shift my
feet. I have no trouble hitting
slow pitches, but I can't set
myself for fast balls"
There's ne 0oubt Thomson's
big bat is sorely missed. Henry
Aaron, the 20-year-old rookie. Is
doing an acceptable job filling
in for the slugging outfielder
but de doesn't possess Thomson's
all-around ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Lundy Far Off Record
In 2,OOO-Meter Win
By fho Assoeiofed Press

IMATRA, Finland, June IT.
John Landy, Australia's ace
miller, won a 2,000-meter race
yesterday in S minutes 12.6 sec
onds.
Landy's time was far off the
world standard of 5:07 held by
CASTOR Reiff of Belgium. o.
Lawrenz Of Germany was second
in 5:18.2 and Finland's Denis
Johansson third in 5:20.2.
Running on an inferior cinder
track, Landy was caught in
3:52.6 at the 1,50O-meter mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
-Four Gain 0uarter-FinaIs
In D. {. Recreation Tennis

Denny Barnes. Elton King.
Ernest Ingram and Left Beck
have made it to the quarterfinals
of mems singles in the District
Recreation Department tennis
tournament at Rock Greek.
All won yesterday. Barnes de-
feated Peter Dell, 6-1. Ga;
King upset Indy Kehoe. a final
list two years ago, Us, 3-6.
60; Ingram won over Carl
Bielke, 60. Ga. and Beck beat
Bob Davies, 4-6, IS, 6-3.
Lanier Dunn moved to the
semifinals in women's singles by
beating Annie Lomax, 60, Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Coss Meets Yale Nefman
In Eastern SemifinaIs
By the Assoeiatsd Press

WEST POINT. N. Y, June IT:
-First-seeded Herb Browne OF
North Carolina University meets
Clyde Barker. ranked fourth,
from Cornell, and second-seedeo
Tim Coss. the Swarthmore star
from Washington, D. c., takes
on unseeded Dick Raskind OF
Yale in the seminal round OF
the Eastern intercollegiate ten
MS championships today.
Browne ousted fifth-seeded
Alan Highlander of Yale. 6-3'
S-6, in the. quarterf1nals yes
terday. Coss defeated Brownies
teammate, Don Thompson, 6-3
Ga, and Barker eliminated
Bobby Payne. another North
Carolinian, 6-3, Ga. Raskino
defeated Jack Vradevelt of West
ern Michigan Ga, Ga.
Mary Blair of Radcliffe anc
Carmen Lampe of Rollins moved
into the finals of the womeni
championship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Outsider Captures
Ascot's RoyuI Hunt
BY tho Asseeiatsd Press

ASCOT, England, June IT,
Chivalry, a 33-to-1 outsider, won
Ascot's Royal Hunt Cup yester-
day in a photo finish with King
of the TudorS.
The winner, owned by Baron p.
Matvany, was ridden by Appren-
tice Jockey Dominic Forte. King
of the Tudors was well backed at
100 to 8. Desert Way, winner OF
the Newbury Spring Cup in April,
finished third at 9 to /.
Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke
of Edinburgh and other members
of the royal family witnessed
the race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
MRS. Word Wins in Golf

Mrs. D. J. Ward won the Class
A ladies' day golf tournament at
Kenwood yesterday with S8-15-
70, while Mrs. j. H. Bullock was
second with 88-14-74. Mrs. Don
Thompson topped the Glass B
golfers with 11O-32-7S. while
Betty CARRIER of Argyle was best
among guests with 77-2-75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
bow Gets Rifle Medal

John Charles Cain. IA. OF Sill
YER Spring has been awarded the
s,istineuished rifleman medal by
the National Rifle Association.
re Is a member of the KenSing-
ton Rifle and Pistol Club and at
tends Kensington Junior High
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17

Sixth RACE-Purse. 81. 200; pass:
class 90; Early Closer No. IL: the
Ciarksville second divisionl; I mile. n
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24
FILM HRVATSkE BRATSkE zAJEDNICE

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Film "Ovo je nasa Hrvatska Brat
ska Zajednca" bude po prvi put prkazvao Kanadi
nedjeju 49, decembra Hamilton Ontario. to pod vod
stvom odsjeka broj GA 954 ovog mjesta.
Kad Sc film nalaz uznom Ontario mi b zelii da cim
veci broj canova neclanova vide oval film Po postoecom
odukom 1zvrsnog Odbora, prednost prkazivane fma
madu Sredsn Odbori Zajednca dae film to besplatno.
Salo bi to prevse odsjeke kad b morai sla duge
potrebne stvari Koona odbori gdje prkazva film,
morau pobrinut drugo osim fma, to jest pro-
jektor okro Screen sposobna osoba da upravla
ratom Film HB.Z jest srini 16 nm, tako navad
ne mjere vrsti, traje IS minuta
Cd veike e vaznosti da oni koj ga prikazuju upo-
trebe, da odmah nalog ovog odea Sale naznaceno
mjesto gde sto topic drgo nasee ocekuje Posto so-
zenje fima sto Zaednicu pricnu svotu mi cato
preporucujemo svima da salju film putem poste prve
klase osgurano najmanje svotu cd $1,OO0.00
Ia vrijeme boravka filma juznom Ontario, moimo
sredisnje odbore odseke ko zele film "a 26 decembra
kroz mjesec anuar da jave odmah tako da mozemo
uspostavit vazni red prkazvanje fma bez najmanh
nesuglasca razocaranja.
Moimo mex obrate izravno odjeljenje Prosvjete
Sporta HBz 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 49, Pa Y
Frank Braidc upravitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24

ii praskozorjma punima made slobodu sto svce.
Po halama veselim medjasima Harlema Polakovih
blokova Eastu,
po Mjesecevim Dolinama kalifornijskom Westu,
dragama San Pedra San Dijega Barbara Svete
po vodaa Lzane gdje ostrge ncu il srebra kao bsere
sagradi kuce, kupi kare televizije,
sacuvali crkve naseg slova pjesmu milozvuenu po
piSncima Medaw Parkova
gdje Sc raznj peku kao u stara zlatna vremena,
kad su po zemlji nasoj mlost Bozja pravice cvae
Dok eader nasi - novi start - udaraju talambase,
svaki ma svoj nacin po svoem uvjerenju,
kao da &c sutra grozdja biti;
ali svi "a tebe Amerko Kroaco, jer ODE ste jedno
ma ovoj kugl gdje jos nije nj redu nj miru,
i ljudi Sc tuku njecma nozem, krvare duboko
cemerno.
Ali, tt nam dajes izgubljeno vracas u ljude,
ispunjavas mas zvot gorene pelina
slatkim ruzmarinom mrtom snagom tvojom slovitom
kakogod igra svrsi kug ovoj tamnoj cudnoj
kad Sc jidra nasa plavca ovih novih kolau,
tebe A1neriko tebe Kroacijo, nosicemo sebi =
rastrgnut znedju diva svijeta ova:
nesretn sto nsmo tamo dok ovdje sretni
nostalgia ce1nere nizemo danima godinama
made ljubav nosimo kroz proeca jeseni
da bi nam zine ljeta lakse sladje bile.
Kroz tebe, Ameriko Kroacjo, smisao zvota skadamo:
pronasavsi izgubljeno graded razoreno!
Saint James, Long Island
26-og kolovoza 1874
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tambua er st kub voan da daruje svoe ambure Djcm
Domu Cleveland Ohio psat ce brat sar da bolj
mira njhovoj ponud te ce buduco sednc odlu so
da Sc poduzme pogledu tambura
Nadae brat Sarc izavljuje je pismo cd braa
Ppca ko nud insurance pokucstvo Domu Brat Buk
tenca pa da mi a Domu do sada osigurano pokuc-
stvo Dokazano da nsmo No sada
pokucstva e brat Bukenca predaze da oa
kucsvo Odbor je zakljuo dode sporazum braom
Ppic buducoj sjednici.
sarc b trebalo kupi JOS edan Televson
malena deca Brat Buenica predaze da kup now eev
sion set, a brat Krasic podupre predlog Sc prima
Brat Krasc pa braa sarca da upitao kod Dr. Jako-
pca pogedu stoa gd pregedavau deca cnku Brat
sarc ne jos uptao odbor tra cd brata Sarca
da kupi sto jer zahtjeva Welfare Worker
Povea rasprava pogedu Letovasta buducu godnu
Brat sarc H dao wise prpora celom odboru Odbor
e preporuke prou ako da moze da ure so o pro-
buducu ljetovalSa.
kucu bro diva brat sarc postavo svoju Sof posto
toj kuc nmo Sofa ma Odbor odobrava da brau Sarcu
isplati svota cd $1O0 Sofu.
Odbor zakucio da brat Saric kup svoj deci
ko House Slippers.
Time e dnevn red iscrpen predsednk brat Pavovich
zakucue sjednicu pozravom
ska Zaednica nezn Dec Dom urice rugu sednicu dana
3. okobra 1854.
Vladimir Bozic taink