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Evening star., 1954-04-09

session Sunday night when Lib
Grace and Jimmy Durante get
together on NBC-TV. Dllrante
is at his best when debating
some one not associated with
roughhouse but equipped with a
sense of humor. Liberace is. . 4.
To make more husbands con-
sent to allow this enterprise in
the living room, the Durante
guest list also includes Marilyn
Maxwell. Tomorrow'S NBC
Television Opera Theater pro-
duction will be a new English
version of Claude Debussy's
"Pelleas and Melisande. Davis
Cunningham and Virginia Has
kins will sing the title roles
(WNBW, 4-5:30 p.m.). Spike
Jones has a special Easter pro-
gram coming up tomorrow, this
also on WNBW, at pm. In
addition to his own children.
he'll have those of Jerry Lewis.
Jane Powell, Tony Martin and
Cyd Charlse, Dinah Shore, Alan
Ladd, Van Hef1in, Roy Rogers
and Dale Evans and Joan Craw-
ford on hand. Symbolic
Candles" Easter film made by
Joan Morris, artist-director of
Damascene Pictures, will be tele-
cast Sunday at l pm. over
WMAL-TV. The special Palm
Sunday program is being spon-
sored by the Catholic Television
Guild. =. Good news for the
TV drama lovers. Kraft's Tel
Evening star., 1954-04-09

consin Senator and the Army.
1t was a concise and complete
summary from Major Peress
through Senator McCarthy's
underplaying until this became
"the Cohn-Adams matter" :"
right up to last Thursday night.
While he made this an dra-
matically effective narrative in
word and picture, Mr.. DAILY care
fully tightroped down the middle
in his own personal contribu-
tions. He gave equal time and
neither side could have had any
legitimate cause for complaint.
1t was a topnotch example of
television news documentary.
Last night Mr.. DAILY turned to
another item which has been on
many mind, the H-bomb. There
is hardly any controversy in
volved here. no argument over
whether it is less wise to be hit
by it than not to be hit by it..
The commentator proved as
equal to the H-bomb drama,
though. as he had been to the
Mccarthy melodrama.
Mr.. DAILY knew that thermo-
nuclear fusion is awesome to the
point of unreality in the Pacific
and on paper. He traced it's
course from atomic f1ssion and
mapped it's devastating poten-
tial. Then he brought it down to
living room level, to the reac-
tions of normal people in av-
erage families, who intend to go
on living and planning. even
with optimism. 1t was effective
illumination of the title Mr.. DAILY
chose for his story of family re-
action to the H-bomb: "World
Without End"
ABC-TV has another winning
combination here in "Open
Hearing" and John DAILY.
X \ \ X
PROGRAM NOTES-It ought
to be quite a Comedy Hour"
Evening star., 1954-04-09

evision Theater" will continue to
present two separate one-hour
dramas each week during the
summer, on WNBW Wednesdays
and WMAL-TV Thursdays.
FINALS-Some one with q l.
in-75,00O chance will win the
grand prize in that Mystery
Tune" contest Fred Fiske has
been conducting on WWDC. The
final drawing is set for $3.50 Mon.
day, when the winner will be
selected from among all of the
$4,000 entries.
PROJECTS AND PEOPLE-Ed
Sullivan, the Toast of the
Town" head man on CBS-TV.
will be grand marshal of the
feature parade at this years
Apple Blossom Festival, in Win
chester, Va, on April 80. Gene
Archer, WRC-WNBW singer, is
saying it with flowers. He's to be-
the featured entertainer at to-
morrow's wind-up of the Azalea
Festival in Norfolk. Va. AL.
fredo Sadel, a four-time winner.
on television's Chance of a Life
time" and recording star of
considerable promise, is the cur;
rent headliner at the Shoreham'
Blue Room. y. A home town
girl whose face Is familiar via TV
appearances with Jim Gibbons
and Art Brown, Marilyn Mitchell.
is singing with Carl Sands
orchestra at the Statler Embassy
Room. Don't think your TV
set has turned into time ma
chine if you tune in Ted Mack'S
Amateur Hour" tomorrow night
and encounter Paul Winchell.
Mimi Benzell. Teresa Brewer and
others. They'll be there and it
will be April 10. They're gradu-
ates, helping celebrate the 1.001st
Amateur Hour"
Evening star., 1954-04-09

presenting what he called ian
unfinished morality play" He
examined, with thoroughness
and at the same time succinctly.
the controversy between the Wis
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Evening star., 1954-04-24
News Of Music
By Day Thorpe

Budapest String Quartet: Joseph
Roisman and Jac Gorodetzky. violins;
Boris kroyt viola: Mischa Schneider,
cello. Assisting artist: Benar Heifetz.
cello. Library of Congress. Program:
Boccherini: Quartet No IA O9IS),
Milhaud: Quintet in c, Opus 163,
Schubert
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Budapest Quortet's Playing
Is Music to Be Remembered

| ingly and undeservedly known as
''Haydns wife"
It's polish, good humor and ur-
banity lost nothing in The per-
formance. An unusual feature
Of the piece is the fact that the
first three movements are played
with all the strings muted.
Benar Heifetz and the Buda-
pest Quartet have played the
Schubert quintet together many
times over the years. I thought
last night, as I have on former
occasions, that if the Quartet
were to be judged and remem-
bered by a single performance,
it should be by the performance
of this quintet, It is chamber
music playing of the most in
ward, the most eXquisitely bal
anced and refined kind. The
poised and static slow movement,
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Hollywood Diary
Bachelor Ready
To Back Terry
By SheiIoh Grohom

actors climb right in. Bing
Crosby has a sign on his bicycle
on the Paramount lot-"Here's
your orange juice boys. Good
with gin"
Carlos Thompson has started
on his fourth novel, "The Night
and the Sum-" project he says
will take him three years to
write. The book deals with the
Indians of South America, and
their infiuence-from a romantic
angle, that is-on it's history.
Donna Reeds return to MGM
is her first time there in five
years. 1t was this studio which
picked her off the Los Angeles
City College campus, and started
her on the path to winning
Oscars.
| Ethel Norman told me she
recites this prayer before she
starts work on a picture, or goes
on stage: Dear God, give me
strength to meet whatever
comes, and wisdom to know
what to do at the right time.,'
Cleo Moore, after losing Jack
Eigen his television show be-
cause of that long kiss, is re-
cording a song-"I Wonder
Who's Kissing Him Now.
Hugh O'Brian says taxes are so
high, II just send my check to
the Government and have them
credit my account"
! k* X X
Gilda Gray told me that she
once passed AL Jolson on the
highway in his car. They stopped
and talked for 10 minutes, and
traded autos.
Rosemary Clooney and Jose
Ferrer are getting season tick
cts for ringside seats at the
Olympic, directly opposite the
television cameras. Fans enjoy
seeing them at the fights.
ReleaSed by MANA
Evening star., 1954-04-24

1alf VeaCner.
He's the man who is going to
operate Carter Barron amphi-
theater in Rock Greek Park from
June to Labor Day. He will do
it at popular prices, SIPS to
$3.50 and SO, for top-f1ight at
fractions but even so rainy nights
can make a mess of box Office re-
ceipts that could range from
$4,000 to more than $4,000.
But" says Mr.. Field, II can't
be worried about rain. You worry
about rain and you get ulcers.
OF course, I'm naturally in
terested in it. I'm reconciled to
rain within reason, say one night
in seven. Summer before last, I
had to resign myself to a much
worse schedule. I had sixteen
nights in the amphitheater and
lost four by rain. Last summer
q the place operated all season
with Nhe loss of but four nights.
I think. Maybe I'm the rain kid,
but, as say, there are easier
things to worry about"
II \ X X
Mr.. Field whose basic business
is Super-Music stores. and who
got into the booking of such at
fractions as The Caine Mutiny
Court Martial" as a sideline, has
planned a large, expensive and
varied series of attractions at the
Rock Greek Park bowl.
He will start June 10 with
Dorothy Raedler's American
SaVoyards company, end Labor
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing
Stage

stage.
Arena-"Blithe Spirit" 2:30
and $3.50 pm.
CapitOl-Betty Hutton; 3:45,
, GAS and 9:20 pm. Tennessee
Champ: 2:20, 5:25. $40 and
10:45 pm.
NatiOnal-"Picnic";; 2:30 and
$50 pm.
Sam S. Schubert-"Guys and
Dolls; 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
AmbasSadOr-"Lucky Me-; /,
- sos. $40, 1920 and 9:35 pm.
"Beachhead";; 1880
am. 1:35, $40, $40, 7:45, $50
and 11:50 pm.
Dupont - Julius Caesar; /,
3:15, $50. 7:35. $40 and 11:45
pm.
Keith'S-"Pinocchio"; 9, 1880
. am, 12:40. 2:30, 4:20, 6:10, 8,
. 9:55 and 11:50 pm.
LittIe-"Lili";; 1:25, sos, 4;5O,
. 6:35, 8:15 and 10 pm.
"Genevieve"; 2::25,
. AIS, 6:05, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - Lucky Me-:
. Ills am. ITO, $40, $40, ITO,
. 9:20 and 11:30 pm.
Ontario - Yankee PaSha"::
: 1:10, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:45, 9:25 and
IL pm.
Palace - prince Valiant;
11:05 am, lis, 3:20, $50, 1885,
9:45 and 11:55 pm.
PlayhOuSe-''Knock on Wood;
11:10 am. lis, 1920, 5:25, 1885,
$40 and 11:45 pm.
Plaza-'Will Any Gentleman;
. II. lao, 3:20. sos, GAS, $50,
1910 and 11:55 pm.
Silver Spring-"Will Any Cen
tleman": 2:10, 3:45, 500, 6:55,
$3.50 and 1905 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Beat the Devil;
11:25 am. 1:20, sos, 4:45, $50,
8:15, 10 and 11:45 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama":
2:30, $50 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-04-24
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
James Radford, Texas Million
aire, likes the looks of Terry
Moore. And, although he's never
met her. he told me he's willing
to finance any movie Terry
would like to make. Radford,
who bankrolled white Orchid"
and "The Bandit" has $23,000,-
900 or thereaboutS. is 35 years
old and single.
Cy Howard will have five tele-
vision shows on CHS by fall
MY Friend Irma," That's My
Boy" "Uncle ADAM" Life With
Luigi" and Gloria Grahame's
show, "Miss Ruby Stevens"
Gale Storm, turning writer, is
doing story for Woman's Home
Companion. Gale also has beer
offered the position of West
Coast editor on a TV magazine
Gil Stratton looks good fol-
Ensign Pulver in "Mr. Roberts,
now that David Wayne has re-
signed for "Teahouse of the
August Moon" Helen O'Con-
nell is seeing Andy Mcintyre
oftener now than she did when
they were engaged. She's al,
ways humping into him-with
his new wife.
Ralph Edwards refused tt
have a movie made Of This 1;
Your Life"-says it's too close
to his heart! And Eve Arder
refused Las Vegas Gold to &C
solo in a night-club act. She
wants help with the lines.
Rex Harrison and Lilli Palmer
sold all their property and will
keep only their villa in Italy
Katharine Hepburn. in Lon
don, is down with a cold.
Dick Powell is an outstanding
authority on raising chickens!
Dick, incidentally, still gets let
ters of praise from pilots fol
checking his plane" on re-
cent TV show. Seems most
Evening star., 1954-04-24

unique in all music. and the
heartbreaking trio of the scherzo
we're set forth by the five men
with great love and intimacy.
MI. Heifetz is the cellist of
the Albeneri Trio, and was a
member of the recently dis
banded NBC Orchestra.
Between the two cello quintets,
the Quartet played one of Darius
Milhaud's many quartets. AS
may be expected of a musician
whose interest in string quartetS
is shown by the number he has
written, this one is we'll con-
ceived for the medium. Music
ally, it is gay, adroit and ephe-
neral
Evening star., 1954-04-24

Day with Free and Easy" the
musical successor to Blevens
Davis-Robert Breen's "Porgy and
BeSs." The latter will employ the
same company as in the Gersh-
win-Hayward classic, with the
exception of Cab Galloway. Mr..
Field agrees there are not very
many entertainers of Cabs cali
Der, but We'll try to find one,"
he says.
There will be two big ballet
attractions, two weeks Of Ballet
Theater's company, and one of
Jose Greco and his Spanish
dancers.
But the "big name" period Of
the amphitheater's coming sea
son will be the June 21-July 9Th
concert interlude. featuring the
National Symphony Orchestra
and a succession of guest artists.
First Of these, on the first men
toned date, will be Andre Kos
telanetz and Dorothy KRISTEN, as
conductor and Soloist.
These will be followed by such
popular performers as Ethel
Smith, Anna Russell, Ian Pearce,
Dorothy Maynor, Alec Temple
ton, MiScha Elman and Ro-
berta Peters.
The National Symphony, in
cidentally, figures completely in
the basic plan of the Field opera
ton. The orchestral accompa-
niment Of all productions will
be under the supervision Of DR..
Howard Mitchells organization.
Also, early in August, there
will be a week of popular con-
certs by the National Symphony.
The Free and Easy" produc-
ton. booked for a fortnight from
August "a through September 6,
is expected to he a suitable cli-
max to a season that represents
the most varied program in the
amphitheater's four-year his
tory. This Devis-Breen successor
to "Porgy and Bess" has been in
work for more than a year. Like
it's predecessor it will play q
Broadway date after it's appear
ance here, this to be followed by
another European tour.
The book of Free and Easy"
is based on an original story by
Arna Bonntemps, with music by
Harold Arlen and lyrics by
Johnny Mercer. It's mood is light,
in contrast to the somber one of
the company's first enormously
popular production. 1t is in
tended ultimately to play both,
and other musical productions
still to come, in a repertory.
x X x
Another variety feature of the
summer program will be the ex-
travaganza, Dancing Waters, -
a musical spectacle involving
lights and squirting fountains
which was invented in Germany
and has proved just as much of
a hit in this country.
Dancing Waters" q true
water ballet which has a running
time of Is minutes, will run in
connection with the opening Gill
bert and Sullivan series. The
American SavoyardS, incident
ally, will present four Of the IA
nous comic operas during its 10
days booking here. These are
The Mikado," Pirates of PEN
zance," Patience" and III. M. S.
Pinafore."
Obviously, with such a pro-
gram, rain could give a new
meaning to the word "drench''
| in the case of Mr.. Field.
But, as he says, he is reconciled
to taking it as it comes-if it
must.
Evening star., 1954-04-24

1t is too bad that the music of
Luigi Boccherini is not more fire.
quently heard, for it is Of great
melodic beauty and inventive
ness. and, moreover, is as little
like that of Haydn or Mozart as
these two are like each other.
, The cello quintet, one of 13O of
the composer. played last night
at the Library of Congress by the
Budapest Quartet and Benar
Heifetz. cello. is a good example
of the style of Boccherini, slight
Evening star., 1954-04-24
The Passing Show
The Passing Show
Any Rains During Summer
Will Really Drench This Man
By Jay Cormody

sudden downpour outside the Raleigh Room
Field in the adjacent chair glance that
somewhat than academic in its interest
should be for Mr. Field is the Washingtonan
until September will have the biggest stake
Evening star., 1954-10-01

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

rusenog zdravlja.
Nakon smrti tadasnjeg
predsjednika Nadzornog Od-
bora brata Jakova Nance u
proljecu 1947. godine, Mad
zorni Odbor bira brata Pis-
kulica "a predsjednika tog
odbora / on podnasa u tom
svojstvu izvjesce sedmoj kon-
venciji u Pittsburghu.
Prestankom obnasanja ca
sti u Glavnom Odboru "a
jednice niJe prestao rad pok.
brata Williama Piskulica "a
Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu,
jer on nastavlja u svojoj o.
kolini, a narcotic u radu oko
osnivanja vrlo aktivnog Cen
tralnog Odbora st. Louiskih
odsjeka, kao pravi i prokusa-
nj zajednicar, sve do svoje
smrti.
Cijelog svog zivota bio je
ne samo celik-zajednicar, ne
go iskreni dobar prijatelj
sa svakim, s kojim Sc je u
poznao. On Sc je mogao i po
zajednicarskom pitaju, a i po
politickom pitanju razilaziti
sa bracom zajednicarima, ali
je uza sve to uvijek ostao do
brim i iskrenim prijateljem,
radi cesa je bio cijenjen po-
stovan diljem Amerike i Ka-
made medju clanstvom i prija-
teljima Zajednice.
Hrvatska Bratska Za.jedni-
ca je polozila vijenac ma ME
gov odar i bila sluzbeno "a
stupana ma sprovodu po cla-
nu Glavne Porote, koji sta
nuje u St. Louisa, bratu FL
lipu Yakiru.
U ime Glavnog Odbora /
casnika Zajednice, kao i u
ime cjelokupnog clanstva i
mnogobrojnih prijatelja, xii
Gem pokojnom bratu zadnji
zbogom i neka pociva u mi
ru, a njegovoj ozaloscenoj
supruzi i ostaloj rodbini nase
duboko j iskreno saucesce.
Vjekoslav I. Mandit,
glavni predsjednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

bit" "Zagorje". Primorski
klub je zastupao brat Ivan
Stipek, koji je u svome 60
voru naveo da su Primorci
zahvalni HBZ, jer in je ona
pomogla u slucaju potrebe u
staroj otacbini. U me kluba
"Jadran" cestitao je brat Ma
to Goretta 60-godisnjicu H.
B. z. Ostala diva kluba neka
opposite, jer nisam pribiljezio
imena njihovih govornika.
U ime Hrvatska zena "Ka-
tarina Zrinjska", grana br. S,
cestitala je 60 godisnjicu H.
B. z. gdja. Ivka Karkan, ko-
ia je takodjer zazelila nasoj
ustanovi ljepsu i sretniju bu-
ducnost.
Vecernji dio programa po-
Geo je u sedan sati. Koncert-
nj program sastojao Sc je IL
18 tocaka. Bio je raznolik: 4:
Svirka, pjesma, igra i govor
nasega costa IL Pittsburgha,
brata Thomas r. Balabana.
U programu su sudjelovali: /:
Tamburaski zbor Cavaliers,
Miss Mary 10 Grubach, ne
cakinja brata Balabana; Dja-
ci (plesaci) il Frances Wads-
worth skole; Miss NADIA Ser
tic, kcerka naseg umjetnika
Artura i sestre Rosele Ser
tic; Pauline Svetich i Todd
Vincent; Andrew i Karl Bar
kovic; Diane Petroski; Mar
ko S. Kramaric mladji, sin
dobro poznatog naseg kultur-
nog i drustvenog radnika bra
! ia Marka Kramarica su-
pruge mu Matilde Kramaric ;
te mlado Srpsko Pjevacko
drustvo "Ravanica".
U drugom dijelu programa
! gost-govornik, brat Thomas
R. Balaban; Tamburaski zbor
Cavaliers, koji je medju O.
stalim otsivrao i "Koracnicu'
H.B.Z. cd c. Eliasa; clanovi
gnijezda broj 31S, koji su IL
veil nekoliko nasih kola pod
upravom sestre Kathryn Ko-
savec; sestra Mary 10 Cru
bach, koja je pokraj dru-
9Th pjesama, otpjevala j OBJ
ljubljenu pjesmu ''Dalmatin-
ski sajkas";; Betty Joyce Fl
ipac, otsvirala ma klaviru
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

klasicnu Brahmovu baladu;
Donna zurich i Judy Storti,
spanjolske i ballet igre; Karl
i Andrew Barkovic, duet ma
harmonikama; Dolores Co.
retta, nase pjesme; Mari
lynne Mikulich, violin solo; /
mas omiljeli Hrvatski Pjevac-
XII Zbor "Slavulj" otpjevao je
dvije pjesme.
Ueitelj u obim pjevackim
zborovima je mas mladi pro-
fesor muzike g. Nikola Bu-
bash.
Svima ucesnicima u kon-
certnom programu neka je
ispred Centralnog Prosvjet-
nog Odbora odsjeka HBZ u
Detroitu najsrdacnija hvala.
Nasi mladi talenti izveli su
odlicno svoje tocke. Iako je
o d bor originalno planirao
koncertni program skratiti,
bio je prosto nemoguce. O.
WI cinjenicu neka nase Clan
stvo kao gosti uvaze sa ma
Som srdacnom isprikom.
Opee poslije-proslavno mni-
jenje prevladava ne samo me-
dju nasim clanstvom, vec i
medju sirom javnoscu, da je
proslava obavljena ma velican-
stven dostojan nacin.
Ma proslavi, razumije Sc,
neki Cd mas smo Sc naradili,
ali bez toga ne bi bio nj pro-
slave. Nase sestre kuharice
su pri tome podnijele najveci
teret, pax i'm ispred CPO ne
ka bude izrazena nasa brat
ska hvala. Isto tako neka je
ovime izrazena hvala j nasim
vrijednim sestrama, koje su
uvelicale nasu proslavu sa
njihovim poklonjenim donna
ci1n kolacima. Spisak njiho-
viii imena nemam, a madam
sc, da te to biti izneseno nak-
nadno.
ia osjecam i vjerujem, da
&c 60-godisnjica nase Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice u De-
troitu ostati jednom lijepom
i trajnom uspomenom ne sa-
mo medju nasim clanstvom,
nego medju sirom nasom
javnnoscu.
Adam Sudetic,
tajnik G. P. O.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

u grad st. Louis, Mo-, 1896.
godine i vec u sijecnju mje-
secu iduce godine, kao 1890
disnji mladic, stupa u odsjek
broj 40 tadasnje Narodne Hr-
vatske Zajednice u st. Louisu.
Cijeli svoj zivot u America,
punih So godina, sproveo je
u gradu st. Louisu "a CHE
10 vrijeme bio je istaknut i
zasluzan clan nase velike "a
jednicarske obitelji u tom pre-
djelu Amerike. Njegov Sc rad
"a Zajednicu nije ogradio sa-
mo ma grad st. Louis j oko-
lieu, nego Sc proteze ma CHE
lu Ameriku Kanadu, sve
tamo cd 1921. godine, kada
je ma Cetrnaestoj Konvenciji
Narodne Hrvatske Zajednice
u gradu Pittsburghu bio BIZ
ran "a clana Glavnog Mad
zornog Odbora. Cd toga vre-
mena, pa sve do konca 60
dine 1947. bio je Wis puta
ma konvencijama biran "a cla-
ma Glavnog Nadzornog Od-
bora, i to 1924. godine ma
Petnaestoj Konvenciji Narod-
ne Hrvatske Zajednice u De-
troitu, Mich, pa ma konven-
ciji 1926. god. u Clevelandu,
Ohio, a godine 1929, kad je
tadasnji glavni nadzorni od-
bo1nik brat Masokato napu-
stio svoju cast, nastupio je
kao tajnik Nadzornog Odbora
brat Piskulic. Isto je tako po-
novno bran ma konvencijama
godine 1882. i 1885.
Ma sestoj Konvenciji Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice, ko-
ia Sc odrzavala u Chicagu
rujna mjeseca 1943. godine,
bio je biran "a prvog zamje-
nika Glavnog Nadzornog Od-
bora. U rujnu mjesecu 1946.
godine postaje potpunim cla-
nom Glavnog Nadzornog Od-
bora, jer, kao prvi zamjenik,
zauzimlje ispraznjeno mjesto
dotadasnieg clana Gl. Mad
zornog Odbora, sada pokoj-
nog brata 1vana Cvitkovica,
koji dale ostavku radi ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22
WILLIAM (VENCEL) PISKULIC

gavni ured Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice stgla je
16 prosinca zalosna West da e utorak dne a. prosnca
kasno noe brat William Piskulc star rs godna Clan
odsjeka broj 49 Sv Nikola st. Louisu No. bvsi dugo
godisn clan Gavnog Odbora Hvaske Narodne Zaednice
kasnje Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Pokojn brat Piskulic rodjen je selu Nov Crkvenica
H1vatsko Primorie godne 1879 Dosao ie Ameriku to