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Evening star., 1954-09-19
Democrats Can Win
In u. 5. as in Maine,
Muskie Tells Rally
By The Assoeioted Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1S.-
Edmund s. Muskie, first Demo-
crat to be elected Governor of
Maine in 20 years. told a Demo-
cratic Party dinner here tonight
that the party "can win in No
vember, as we did in Maine"
In a prepared address before
a a$100-a-plate dinner, Mr.. Muskie
said that like the people of
Maine. Americans everywhere
want leaders. not rulers. and
candidates who talk sense"
eff we keep faith with our
tradition" he said, "if we main
tain our principles, if we appeal
to the people, and if we work
together, we can win in Novem-
ber as we did in Maine"
Says G. o. p. Has Lost Touch"
. In his own State and ma
tionally. the Governor -elect said,
the G. o. P. has ''lost touch with
the people"
THE measure of national well
fare" he said. has become the
financial condition of General
Motors. Slogans have replaced
ideas, and political sleight-of-
hand is the measure of admin
istrative genius"
Mr.. Muskie attributed his VIC
tory only in small part to un-
popularity of the man he de-
feated, Gov. Burton M. Cross.
What counted, he said. was that
the people of Maine were tired
of having rulers instead of
leaders"
Assails Administration.
Mr.. Muskie told the party
gathering that Maine Democrats
made their showing in last Mon
days election without the help
OF funds or organization. He
said they did have a platform.
a program, and top candidates.
And his opponent, he said, rep
resented the "unthinking, cold
Republican attitude" of what
one newspaper called a "bland
dictatorship"
! This same attitude, he said,
held, too, by prominent mem
<s of the Eisenhower admins
tra.on. He named Secretary Of
Defense Wilson, Secretary of the
Interior Mckay, and Vice Pres
ident Nixon.
He predicted that Republicans
will invoke nationally, as in
Maine. the supposed magic of
the Eisenhower name" smear the
Roosevelt and Truman adminis-
trations, and ask for votes for a
straight Republican ticket and
the Eisenhower team.
Nixon Trip Predicted.
Mr.. Muskie predicted, too, that
the G. o. P. will send Mr.. Nixon
around to other States to say
"however bad your State govern
ment and however ineffective
your congressman and Senators,
you should still love, honor, and
obey Ike till death US do part.
Well, it won't work"
Earlier in the day Mr.. Muskie
was applauded when introduced
ct a meeting of the Indiana
Den ncratic Editorial Association.
Adlai Stevenson, 1852 Demo-
cratic nominee for President, was
given standing ovation when
he spoke briefly at the associa-
tion's luncheon meeting.
Presented a plaque as an hon
orary member of the association,
Mr.. Stevenson said he regarded
himself as "just frustrated
newspaperman."
In an obvious reference to his
past complaints that a majority
of the newspapers were favorable
to the Republican cause in the
1852 Presidential contest, Mr..
Stevenson told the editors that
"there have been many moments
when I never expected to be hon.
ored by the press"
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Dr.. BrowneII to Speak

DR.. Samuel M. Brownell,
United States commissioner of
education. will address a public
meeting on Montgomery County
school problems at 8 pm.
Wednesday jim the new Wheaton
High School. Lakewood drive
and Randolph road, Wheaton,
Md
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-01
ASTRONOMY NOTES
BY OLAF HALVERSON

Ordinarily the bright planets
are not seen to twinkle because of
their large disks. They maintain
a general average of brightness.
At a given altitude, white or
blue stars twinkle most. The stars
called Procyon, Sirius, and Vega
are in this group. Yellow stars
have a medium amount of tWinkl-
ing. Prominent yellow stars are
Capella, PolluX, and Rigel. Red
stars have the least amount of
twinkling. Typical red stars are
Aldebaran, Antares, and Betel
geux.
In observing stellar or star
colors, the objects should be high
above the horizon. The greater
thickness of the atmosphere at
low attitudes absorbs the blue
rays and tends to give all stars
more of an orange tint.
Colors are easier to detect in
double stars because their respee-
tive colors may complement one
another, that is, produce white
light when combined.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-01
CHURCHILL REFUSES TO RETIRE

Sir Winston Churchill COMPOUNDED his friends and
of the political forecasters, when he recently
announced widespread changes in his government The
aging Prime Minister placed the emphasis youth
and made "a major personnel changes in his govern
ment
It has been widely anticipated that Sir Winston
would step down and turn the reins of his gov
eminent.
It had been widely anticipated that Sir Winston
would step down and turn the reins of his gov
eminent to Anthony Eden but Sir Winston again
refused to step down. He let Mr.. Eden remain at the
post of foreign secretary and moved two dozen young
men into new positions. The average age of the new
officials of ministerial ranks is something under Al
years. while the average age of those leaving is over
go years.
AS he is the best friend the United States has in
Great Britain it is with undisgused pleasure that US.
officials greet the latest Churchill Even at 80
years (this Nov 30) Churchill is vigorous enough to
be of tremendous value to the free world
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-01
Wildlife Service Couple
Head for 2-Year Duty
And Isolation on st. Paul I.

SEATTLE, R-Mr. and Mrs.
Catch Cohoe said goodbye to
friends Friday and headed north
with Is Christmas trees and a
years supply of groceries.
The two were among passen-
gers on the motorship Penguin"
Fish and Wildlife Service supply
ship, and are headed for another
two-year stay on st. Paul Island
in the Bering Sea.
Cohoe, an all-around craftsman,
is in charge of maintenance for
the ST. Paul Island Weather Bu-
reau.
That includes everything from
bulldozing road through the
snow to pumping water from
lake in minus zero weather." he
said.
people always tell US that we
must be lonely up there in the
Boring Sea. But, actually, we have
a wonderful time"
A mail plane from Anchorage
about once a week, the year
around, helps combat the isola-
ton, he added. Cohoe went to St.
Paul in 1914 as Fish and Wildlife
Service employee. He returned in
1850, taking Mrs. Cohoe with him.
The Christmas trees will pro-
vide one for each government
family there.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-01
Little Girl Finds Bank
Better Than School

MEMPHIS, Tenn, REA little
girl marched into a branch of the
big Union Planters Bank Friday
and handed a teller dollar bill.
"Would you change that to
nickels?" she asked.
Taking her nickels over to a
table, she counted them carefully,
and returned.
would you change these into
dimes?"
Back she came a few minutes
later to get the dimes changed
into quarters.
When she returned with them,
too, curiosity triumphed over
banking reticence and the teller
asked: "What in the world are
you doing?"
Learning to count money!" she
said briskly, and retired with her
half dollars.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-01
Canadian Praises Texans
For Experienced Help
In Developing Alberta Oil

CLEVELAND, o. tR-Canada's
minister of public works, Robert
H. Winters, says his country may
have more uranium deposits than
any other nation in the world, and
is the 'last undeveloped frontier"
Besides uranium, Canada has
untapped resources of petroleum
and minerals awaiting exploita-
ton, and tremendous potential
for hydroelectric power, Winters
said.
Speaking at meeting Friday of
the Cleveland Engineering Socie-
ty, he praised the role Americans
were playing in the development
of Canada.
He said an example of outStand-
ing contributions by American
engineers could be found in the
Alberta oil fields, "where oilmen
from Texas quickly adjusted
themselves to a northerly climate
and have given Canada the adj
vantage of their many years of
experience"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-01
TWO CENTS ON THE DOLLAR

When you spend dollar in department store
how much of it is kept by the owners as profit? A
new surveyN covering stores with aggregate sales
volume of 81 100000 provides the = and
it will be highly surprising answer to many of u.s.
In each of the years 1852 and 1858, the profit
Just 23 cents for each dollar of sales. That is the low
est level of earnings percentagewise in than 20
years. with the exception of 1888.
The reason for such small profits, the survey says,
is found in soaring operating expenses especially the
payroll.
If you think your shopping dollar doesn't go as
far as it should, that's your right But you certainly
can't blame the situation retail profits.
After November End there will be little doubt
in the minds of political leaders whether the present
Administrators labor and farm programs are popular
or not.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-01
Beta Sigma Phi

The girls of the Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority met at the home of Mrs.
c.. R. Jackson Thursday evening
to hold their formal ceremonies.
Jean Borden and Barbara Mar
tin, who had completed the six
month pledge training and tests,
received their Ritual of Jewels.
This was followed by the Pledge
Ceremony. The girls taking the
pledge vows were Nancy Good
rich, Annita Mays, Marilyn AS
bridge and Louise Gooch. May
belle Lenert sang sorority songs
for both ceremonies, being accom-
panied by the photograph.
Refreshments of coffee, apple
cider and cookies were served
afterward. The table was decor
ated with fresh yellow roses, the
sorority flower, and the cookies
also were each frosted with a
yellow rose. These were made by
Jean Borden. The lovely gowns
present prompted Mrs. Jackson
to take colored pictures, and she
showed the pictures she had taken
at the Hat Party three weeks ago.
Letter-Size File Folders For
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-01

Letter-Size File Folders For
Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
--southall Photo.

-0OutuAA EuOtOs
MRS. n. *. NEWBERRY.
The former
Miss Barbara A. HOwdershell.
The marriage of Miss Barbara
Anne Howdershell. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland Howder-
shell, to Mr.. Robert K. New
berry took place January 9. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Newberry.
Msgr. Graebstein officiated at
the ceremony. which took place
in st. Anthony'S Catholic
Church. A reception followed at
the Catholic Daughters Club.
After a wedding trip to New
York and Atlantic City the cou-
pie will reside in this city.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Once-a-year chance
to fill in your missing
sterling pieces

Leading silversmhs preparing to manufacture
inactive patterns This only fair to peo-
pie like yourself who may have been wanting to add
to sterling selected ago. If your pattern is listed
here this is your chance Order single piece acom-
pete service for 12 Come in write or phone about
patterns listed here even others not mentioned.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Photo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Everett of
Hickory. Miss. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Joyce to Mr.. Harry Williams of
Chinquapin, N. c.
Miss Everett is at present en-
ployed at Andrews Air Force
Base. Mr.. Williams. employed
by the Southern Railway Co., at
tended the University of Miami,
Fla. and served in the United
States Navy during World War
II.
A February wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

Bring a sample piece, or at
least a tracing of the pat
tern you want matched.
Use our Sterling Club.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

This is only portiol listing Of Cor
hom potterns ovoitobie tSee coupon
below.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Vondegrift-Jones
Ceremony Held

Miss Barbara Louise Jones was
married recently to Mr.. Frank
lin Edward Vandegrift. The
ceremony was performed at
the Garden Memorial Presby-
terian Church by the Rev. Will
liam H. Nethery of Kenilworth
Presbyterian Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c.. Jones.
Mr.. Vandegrift's parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. VAN
degrift.
After a reception at the
church fellowship hall the cou-
pie left for a week in the Pocono
Mountains.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Miss Joan Nipple
Becomes Bride

Miss Joan Nipple. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Hip
pie of Suitland. Md. was mar
ried recently to Mr.. Howard
E. Wallace, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert H. Wallace of Knoxville,
Tenn.
The wedding took place at the
East Washington Baptist Church
with DR.. Robert S. Cooper off,
ciating. A reception was held
afterwards at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace will
honeymoon in Knoxville and
plan to reside in Suitland, Md.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Engaged to Wed

Mrs. Kay Gabriel announces
the engagement of he daughter
Eleanor Jane to Mr.. Yale Leonard
Goldberg, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Goldberg, of Baltimore.
The bride-elect atten e d
George Washington University
and Mr.. Goldberg is now attend
ing the University of Maryland.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Dropery Material

When you are choosing dra-
perieS, pay attention to the
texture of the material. It's the
texture that determines how we'll
fabric drapeS-whether it will
fall in graceful folds or be stiff
and awkward looking.
Evening star., 1954-01-13

Cadet Albert Lieber, jr.
1t. Col. and Mrs. George L.
Robinson of Brooklyn, N. Y, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Joan Mahala to Cadet
Albert Carl Lieber, jr., son of
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Lieber of
Centreville, Md.
Miss Robinson, an alumna of
the Katharine Gibbs School, is
at present secretary to the Cadet
Hostess at the United States
Military Academy at West Point,
N. Y.
The wedding will take place
at the cadet chapel shortly after
Cadet Lieber's graduation from
the Military Academy in June.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-28
0dsjeci u CIevelandu priredjuju svoj
18.godisnji zajednicarski Dan IS. aug.

Cleveland, Ohio Svi odsjeci Hrvatske Bratske zajed-
nice u gradu Clevelandu p%riredjuju svoj pc redu ~18-godis-
Mi Zajednicarski Dan sa piknkom u nedjelju, Is. augusta
1854, u Hrvatskom Domu predvorju istoga ma 6314 st.
Clair Avenue.
Piknik &c poceti u podne, ma kojem &c biti S raznja pc
Gene janjetine, prasetine, ko druge tecne domace hrane
peciva, a tako isto svakovrsnog plea svima dosta. Poslije
podne bti &c ljepi program, ma kojem &c nastupiti pjevacki
zborovi "Abrasevic' "Slavuj', kao nase cevelandske Kolo
Aces tamburaski zbor "Plavi Dunav". Glavni govornk &c
bti glavni tajnik Hrv. Bratske Z~ajednice, brat Joseph Bella.
Dakle imati cemo dvje glazbe, "a one koji vole nasu
tamburicu svirati &c tamburaski zbor "Plavi Dunav, pod
vodstvom brata FRAME Muza, a "a mladez &c svirati popu-
larna Polka Orchestra - "Polka Nites". Takodjer cemo
ma programu ~prikazati ljepi film u bojama "Ovo je Vasa
Hrvatska Bratska ia jednica".
Pc ovome Sc vdi da cemo imati dollar program, s ko-
jim cemo moci zadovoljiti stare mlade ma ovom nasem
Zajednicarskom Danu pikniku, a odbor &c Sc postarati da
to Dude sve dobro lijepo izvedeno ma zadovoljstvo svh
prisutnih, kao "a vas docek podvorbu.
cato Sc pozvlju svi clanovi nash odsjeka, kao say
mas narod mjesta bliznjih i daljnjih okolica, da mas posjete
u sto vecem broju, pa da ~zajednicki manifestiramo bratsku
slogu jedinstvo ma ovom nasem "a jednicarskom Danu, koji
je osamnaesti pc redu u gradu Cevelandu.
Anna ResCiC, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-28
POZIV Ma SJEDNICU

Indiana HarbOr, Ind. - Divine
Sc poziva sveukupno ~tlanstvo H.
D. Kluba zumberacka Sloga ma
iducu redovitu sjednicu, koja &c Sc
odrzati ma 5. augusta o.. g., tocno
u 7 sati ma vecer, u Hrvatskom
Domu ma 4033 Main Street.
Brace i s~estre, nije dosta da pla-
tite svoje pristojbe i time misliti
da je stvar svrsena, jer bez vase
prisutnosti ma ~sjednicama klub ne
moze napredovati. Stoga Sc jos
jednom umoljavate da dodjete u
sto vecem broju, kao Sto ste ne
kad dolazili Oni Clanovi koji sta
nuju u Gary, Indiana dolaze Ii
jepom broju i zasluzuju svaku po-
hvalu, doCim tlanovi il Whiting
i il mjesta uvijek imaju neke is
prike, koje Sc nemogu uvaziti, da
SUI "a dobrobit naseg kluba. Tako-
der ne zaboravite koji innate IL
kete cd Bingo Party, da Ia iste
sto prize racun predate.
Madam Sc, da &c clanstvo IVA
ziti oval poziv "a sjednicu, pax
VAN Sc unaprijed zahvaljuje i brat
ski V ~pozdravlja vas starina,
George BaIich.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-28
FRANC FABAC

Pittsburgh, Pa. Odsjek broj
81, ovime javlja zalosnu West svo-
jim prijateljima. kao i cijelome
clanstvu H B. T., da je opet sa
smrcu izgubio il svojih redova
jednog vrlo dobrog i dugogodis-
Meg clana, brata Franju Fabac,
koji je zauvijek zaklopio svoje oci
u srijedu, 8. juna 1854.
Rodjen je godine 1885, u Grici,
Kotar Karlovac, Jugoslavija, dosao
je u Ameriku godine 1902, a pri-
stupio je u zajednicke redove 60
dine 1910, gdje je uvijek bio vrlo
dollar 1 vjeran Clan, pax V do
svoje smrti.
Ostavlja "a sobom svoju ozalos-
cenu suprugu Magdu; dvije kceri,
Louie Fabac i Mrs. Ann O~ester-
ling; troje unucadi, kao / diva bra
ia; James Fabac Millvale, Pa, i
George Fabac, u Kansas City, Kan
saS
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo je lezalo
ma odru u p%ogrebnom zavodu, kod
Lovrencic Funeral Home, $50
Lockhart Street, Pittsburgh II,
Pa, te oblozeno lijepim vijencima
cvijeca cd rodbine i prijatelja, me-
dju kojima je bio i lijepi vijenac
naseg odsjeka u znak zadnje po-
tasti.
Pokopan je bio u subotu IL. jul
ma 1854, zalosna povorka je kre-
nula cd pogrebnog zavoda do Cir
kve Svetoga Nikole, u Millvale,
Pa, a sveta misa mu bila odslu-
lena pc sveceniku Albert zagar.
Nakon crkvenih obreda povorka
je krenula ma groblje Svetoga Nj
kole, gdje je bio mrtvo tijelo pre-
dano majci zemlji ma vjecni po-
tinak. U ime naseg odsjeka je IL
rekao nadgrobno slovo i oprostio
Sc $ pokojnikom dirljivim rijeci-
ma mas predsjednik, brat Stanko
zeleznjak.
U ime naseg sveukupnog Clan
silva / Hrvatske Bratske Zajedni-
ce, zelimo tebi brate Franje, neka
tt Dude lahka gruda zemlje u ko-
joj pocivas, a tvojoj ozaloscenoj
suprugi, ~cijeloj obitelji i rodbini
nase iskreno saucesce
John Naglich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-28
MARIA DELOST

s. s. Pittsburgh, Pa. - Drustvo
"Majka Bozja", odsjek broj SO
HBZ. ovime javlja zalosnu West,
da smo izgubili il svojih redova
vrijednu clanicu, sestru Mariju De-
lost, koja je zatvorila svoje trudne
oci 16. maja 1854, nakon kratke
bolesti u st. Joseph bolnici.
Pokojnica je bila rodjena u selu
Stubica, kotar Vrbovsko, Hrvat-
ska. U nase gospojinsko drustvo je
%pristupila 1923, u kojem je bila
dobra clanica We do svoje smrti.
zadnjih 10 godina, bila nam je
predsjednica, koju je duznost mo-
rala napustiti u decembru proSle
godine radi slabog zdravlja, te u
slijed bolesti nije wise mogla po-
sjecivati sjednice. Takodjer je bila
dugogodisnja clanica i vrsila raz-
ne odbornicke cati u drustvu Hr-
vatska zena, grana broj 2.
Mrtvo tijelo bio je izlozeno u
p%ogrebnom zavodu ]. Cieslak ma
14th Sarah Street, gdje joj je o.
dar bio iskicen S lijepim vijencima
cvijeca cd obitelji, roda i prijate-
liza, kao / sa karticama "a placene
svete mise, medju kojima SUI bill
vijenci platene svete mise cd ma
Seq odsjeka i drustva Hrvatska
zena u znak zadnje pocasti.
Ma 10. maja, u 8. sati u jutro,
krenula je pogrebna povorka cd
pogrebnog zavoda u hrvatsku cr-
XVI Svetog Nikole u N. S., gdje
je odsluzena sveta misa zadusnica
Rev. Sebastian Lontar Sc je opro-
stio cd pokojnice S dirljivim rijeci-
ma u ime drustva Krscanskih Maj
ka. Nakon toga je povorka sa
mnogobrojnim automobilima kre-
nula ma katolicko groblje st. Lo-
retta, u South Side, gdje je pre-
dato njezino mrtvo tijelo majci
zemlji ma vjecni pocinak. Cd stra-
ne pdsjeka je izrekla nadgrobno
slovo predsjednica, sestra Barbara
Komlenic, a Cd drustva Hrvatska
zena isto predsJednlca, sestra
Slavka Matesic.
P%okojnica je dosla u owl zemlju
u mladim godinama k svomu
prugu, Ivanu, koji je clan odsjeka
broi 20 HBZ. Tako sada liza sebe
ostavlja ozaloscenoga supruga, l.
vana; diva, sina, Lawrence i Char
les; dvije kteri, Jennie Ropar i
Elizabeth Bright, tie sedan unuca-
di i jedno praunuce.
u ime clanica odsjeka SO i dru-
silva Hrvatska zena, neka ii je
draga sestro trajna slava, a two
jim milim / dragima izrazujemo
nase duboko sauceSce.
Dora Bogovic, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-28
0dsjeci 1888 i 1875 priredjuiu Hrvatski
Dan i pros|avu b0.qodisnjice H. B. Z.

Midvale, Utah Odsjek broj 1888 il Midvale odsjek
broj 395 liz Murray, Utah, %zaednicki %priredjuju svoj Ego
disnji Hrvatski Dan proslavu 6O-godisnjce Hrvatske Brat
se Zajednice sa piknikom Il nedjelju, Is. augusta 1854,
u Draper Park, u Draper, Utah.
Pozivljemo sve clanove nash odsjeka, kao sve Ganove
HBZ. prijatelje mjesta okolice, da mas posjete u sto We
Gem broju tako uzveiGaju mas piknik proslavu. Piknik
ce poceti toGno u / sat poslije podne, a ulaznica &c bti 500
pc osobi.
Bit &c u obilju s raznja peGene janjetine druge tecne
hrane, kao raznovrsnih ~naptaka "a okrjepu. Ia djecu &c
bti "hot dogs drugih jestiva, a ne &c i'm manjkati nti
mekanih slatkih ~napitaka. Takodjer Como mat. dollar pro-
gram, S kojim cemo razveseliti sve prisutne, stare mlade.
Daniel COrak, predsjednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-28
JURAJ MALNAR

Westville, III. - Javljamo zalos-
nu West clanstvu i prijateljima,
da je odsjek broj 20 HBZ. izgubio
IL svojih redova dugogodisnjeg cla-
ma, brata Juru Malnara (Jukanov),
koji je umro 10. maja 1854. u
Saint Elizabeth Hospital.
Rodjen je u Crnomlugu, Gorski
Kotar, Delnice, godine 1877, a
dosao je u W zemlju pc drugi
put godine 1908. u Calumet, Mich
Nakon par godina preselio Sc u
Painesdale, Mich, gdje je radio
1 boravio sve do 1922. Zatim Sc
preselio u Georgeton, ILL.,, gdje lie
ostao v do svoje smrti. Wise 60
dina je bolovao cd srcane bolesti,
cd koje je evo napokon i podlegao.
Godine 1910. pristupio je u 3D.
sick 1872 "Sveti Josip", a k ma
ma je dosao Sc Prestupnom Listi-
nom godine 1923. Bio je dollar /
marljiv clan odsjeka i HBZ, pax
mex mu je cato slava i pokoj vice.
nj.
LA sebe ostavlja suprugu Mari
ju, diva sina u kraju, kcerku Ora
gicu u Mimi, i wise unucadi i pra-
unucadi.
Cd strane ,naseg odsjeka neka
tt je brate Juro lahka crna zemlja
u kojoj vet pociva tvoje mrtvo IT,
jelo, a tvojim milim i dragima IL
razavamo nase iskreno sauceste.
Anton Kovach, Clan odsjeka.
Zahvaia. = Tuznim srcem Sc
zahvaljujemo svima onima, koji su
nam pomogli i tjesili u nasoj zalo-
sti prigodom smrti naseg dragog
1 nikad zaboravljenog supruga i
oca, Jure Malnara. Mnogo Sc "a
hvaljujemo clanstvu i odbornicima
odsjeka broj % HBz koji SUI nam
onako lijepo pomogli oko pripre-
sprovoda, kao i svima onima
koti .su njegov odar okitili lie
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-28

desna ruka svomu suprugu Mia
nu, koji SUI sa teSkim radon U.S.
pjeli posjedovati svoju vlastitu
radnju, koja je nasem narodu bila
poznata zbog dobrog glasa pod
imenom "Rose Garden" ma Davi-
son i Gallagher.
sestra Marie je poboljevala vec
wise godina, ali Sc nije dala svla-
dati do posljednjeg dana, kada je
morala da ide u bolnicu ma dvije
operacije u jednom tjednu, da Sc
spasi cd smrtonosne bolesti raka,
koji je vet tada zauzeo prevelikog
maha da Sc moze sto uciniti.
Mrtvo tijeo pokojnice lezalo je
u pogrebnom zavodu naseg clana
John K. Orlich, gdje je bio iski-
ceno mnogobrojnim vijencima cd
rodbine, znanaca i p~rijatelja, kao
i vijenac naseg odsjeka da Sc da-
de posljednju pocast svojoj clani-
CT
Pokopana je pc vjerskim obredi-
ma ma Forest Lawn groblju, ko-
je je odsluzio gosp. Miodrag Mi
jatovit, svecenik srpske pravoslav-
ne crkve ovdje u Detroitu, 1 koji
Sc je u ime velikog broja naroda
sa dirljivim rijecima oprostio sa
pokojnicom. U ime clanstva odsj.
"Zora" broj 351 oprostio Sc sa IL
joplin rijecima brat N. Gregoric.
Pokojnica ia sebe ostavlja Ola
loscenog supruga Milana, kcerku
Doris Pesk i zeta, kao i malu u
nuku Barbara Ann. sina Milana
Jr., sestru Barbara i sogora Raj
ko Corich. Jednu sestru u Petrinji
i brata u Marlboro, Jugoslavija.
U ime clanstva odsjeka 351 ne