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Sees Dixie
Continued from Page One)

IContlnued 1rOm rage OHeI
white people nor intelligent Me-
groes would permit it such threats
are merely excuses for further de-
lays"
He told his audience of $500 that
if the NAACP fails to win total
victory in the five school segrega-
ton cases now pending before the
Supreme Court, the organization
will Ego back to the Supreme
Court again and again and again
and never stop until every vestige
of segregation in unsupported
education is wiped out in the U. s."
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Negro Policemen
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purpose"
Mobile on February / placed Ne
gro Policemen on it's force, Mont
gomery is expected to have at
least six by the end of April.
Evening star., 1954-02-28

fairs Of Princeton University. He
Is. on leave from the Bureau of
the Budget in the Executive Of
f1ce Of the President.
Wolter- Fletcher
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew w. VOL
ter of Bethesda announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Joan
Frances to Mr.. Peyton B.
Fletcher III, son of Mrs. Peyton
B. Fletcher, jr., and the late Mr..
Fletcher, also of Bethesda.
The bride-elect attended the
Country Day School of the
Sacred Heart. Her fiance is a
graduate Of Maryland University
and is now in the armed forces.
Grenoto-Mclntyre
Col. Michael Charles Grenata.
Evening star., 1954-02-28
EnQuqements Announced

The wedding will take place In
June.
The bride-elect attended Texas
Tech and the University Of Cali
fornia. Mr.. Parr is the presi-
dent of the New Hampshire Fed
Grafton of Labor and president
of the New Hampshire Union Of
Chautfeurs, Teamsters and Help
erS.
Rodcliffe- Stovinoho
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Francis
Hartmann announce the en-
gagement of the latter's sister,
Miss Mary Jane Radcliffe, to
Mr.. Joseph Edward Stavinoha.
He is the son of Mrs. Frederick
Bernard Stavinoha of Rosen-
berg. Tex, and the late Mr..
Stavinoha. A summer wedding
is planned.
Miss Radcliffe, daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Level
lyn Radcliffe, is a graduate of
Century Junior College. The fu-
ture bridegroom was graduated
Evening star., 1954-02-28

cum laude from the University
of Notre Dame.
King-Lynn
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi o. King of
Silver Spring announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Sarah Jane to Mr.. H. Robert
Lynn. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey M. Lynn Of this city.
The wedding will take place on
June 5 at the University of
Maryland chapel.
Both Miss King and Mr.. Lynn
are attending the University of
Maryland.
Green-W -Weidenboum
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Green Of
Trenton, N. j.. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Phyllis to Mr.. Murray L. Weiden-
baum. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Weidenbaum of
Bladensburg, Md. The wedding
will take place in June.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the Women's College of the
University of North Carolina. Mr..
Weidenbaum is presently attend
ing the Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International AZ
Evening star., 1954-02-28

U. s. A. retired. and Mrs. Gre
nata of Leesburg, Va. announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Michaela to 1st 1t. Kenneth
Edwin Mcintyre, y. S. A.. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Harrington
Mcintyre of Randolph. VT. The
wedding is planned for late
Spring at Fort Belvoir.
The bride-elect is q graduate
of the College Of William and
Mary. Her fiance was gradu-
ated from the United States
Military Academy in 1949 and
was assigned to the Corps of
Engineers. He served on Oki-
nawa and in Korea and is now
stationed at Fort Belvoir.
Evening star., 1954-02-28
Hickey-Connor

F1iCkey-NOnnOI
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Hickey
Of New Britain, Conn.,, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Jean Frances, to Mr.. Thomas
w. Connor. He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas E. Connor OF
Takoma Park, Md. The we'd
ding will take place in Connec-
ticut in June.
The bride-elect is a. graduate
of Trinity College and received
her. master of science degree
from Catholic University. Mr..
Connor is a graduate of Mount
st. Mary's College and served in
the Navy during the last war.
Burwell-Nesb
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bouldin
Burwell. jr.. of Upperville, Va,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Mary Randolph,
to Mr.. Scott Heron Nesbit. jr.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nesbit of Lynchburg. Va. The
wedding will take place in late
June.
The bride-elect is a graduate
Of Hannah More Academy and
attended Sweet Briar College.
Mr.. Nesbit attended the Green
briar Military Academy of Lewis
burg, w. Va, and served in the
Marine Corps during the Korean
conflict.
Flores -Porr
Mr.. Oscar P. Flores Of Silver
Spring and Dallas, Tex, an
nounces the engagement of his
daughter Edna Pearl to Mr..
Harry Parr of Hampton, N. H.
Evening star., 1954-02-28

lery. "It was a wonderful par
ty," declared Mile. Toureille.
She turned back to her easel
She wanted to make a few more
strokes on the head for her
Dancer" before time for her to
pack up her paints and go home.
It was evident that the inter-
view was over.
Evening star., 1954-02-28
Sipich-PurceII
Ceremony Held

The marriage Of Mrs. Miriam
Jarnagin Purcell. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jarnagin.
to Mr.. Mike Sipich. son of Mrs.
George Coffman of Gary. Ind,
took place February 20 at the
Lincoln Chapel. New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church.
DR.. James Brydon officiated at
the ceremony which was fol-
lowed by a reception at the home
Of the brides parents. They left
for a wedding trip to Florida.
Evening star., 1954-02-28
Points for. Love
Mile. oureiIe
LikesCopying
The Masters
By Horriet French

Mile. Henrietta Toureille was
sitting at her easel in front OF
"The Dancer" by Renoir. in the
National Gallery of Art. She was
making copy of the painting.
1t was beautiful. do you think
her head is too big for her body?"
was her greeting. Then, she
asked, why do you want to write
about me?" To the reply that
her life seemed interesting, she
answered "Oh. no, I just paint.
I've always painted"
Mile. Toureille is 80 years old.
She had come into Washington
from her home in Arlington, Va,
just as she has done almost every
week since the gallery was
opened.
Mile. Toureille was porn in
Paris in 1872. Her most vivid
memory of her childhood there is
of a balloon. She drew herself
up proudly and her eyes flashed
behind her gold-rimmed glasses
as she said: Not every child had
balloons in those days. Mine had
LOUVRE written on it! But,
one day I passed too closely to
the oven in the wall. where my
father was baking his enamelS-
and my balloon popped" She
looked a little sad. She ex-
planned that her father had been
a painter of miniatures and that
he had baked the finished poree-
lainS and enamelS in an oven
built into a wall.
When she was eight years old,
Mile. Toureille went to live with
her grandmother in Geneva. She
laughed as she said, II was born
in Paris, educated in Geneva.
bloomed in Edinburgh. and
ripened in America" She re-
ceived a scholarship to the
School of Art in Edinburgh-a
scholarship that was renewed
year after year for seven years.
While in Scotland Mile. Toureille
felt the need for earning money
to support herself and obtained
an interesting position. She
taught French, music and history
to the children of the ladies-in-
waiting to Queen Victoria. She
said that she often saw the little
Prince Of Wales. now the Duke
of Windsor.
In 1908. Mile. Toureille came
to the United States and shortly
thereafter. began teaching Ian
guageS and music in a private
school near Philadelphia. II
painted the girls. the principal
and teachers. I taught, for mon
ey. but I painted for love. I was
sent to Spain in 1922 by the
principal of warthmore
School," She explained. II had
been teaching Spanish at the
school, but had no diploma. The
principal told me that he was
pleased with my work. but some
of the parents mad asked about
a diploma that I didn't have.
80" chuckled Mile. Toureille,
II was sent to the International
School in Spain for three
months, obtained a diploma, re-
turned to Swarthmore, and re-
sumed teaching Spanish.
Mile. Toureille continued: I'm
1925, built my little house in
Arlington. where I live with my
little dog, "Girlie" and my cat,
"Pinkle." "Pinkie" is really
white, with coffee color spots.
but the spots were so pale. when
she was a kitten, that she looked
pink.
About a month ago, Mile.
Toureille celebrated her 82nd
birthday at a party given for
her by Mrs. c. H. Teskey, at the
Gallery. The other copyists were
invited and a big cake was
baked by the chef of the Gal
Evening star., 1954-02-28

0-4 THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington. d. c.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 1854
Evening star., 1954-04-17
Here's a TobIe That's Edsy to Put Together

the plaster. What do you think?"
Mrs. B. L. A.
Answer-After three months
the plaster should have been dry
enough not to damage the mir
ror. If this mirror is on an in
side wall, I would not hesitate
to say that the mirror is of in
ferior quality and the people
from whom it was purchased
should replace it. On an out
side wall, the damage could be
due to dampness, since moisture
will condense on the cold wall
behind the mirror. When mir
ors are hung on outside walls
which might be subject to this
dampness, an experienced con-
tractor would have painted the
back Of the glass with asphalt
tum as protection against this
dampness. Painting the walls
does no good. Once this deteri-
oration starts. it is usually pro-
gressive and will destroy the en-
tire silvered surface.
(Released BY The Register and Tribune
Syndicate, 1o64.)
Readers with questions on the
maintenance and repair Of the
home may receive answers by
addressing the House Doctor,
Room 724, The Star Building.
Inclose stamped. self-addressed
envelope for reply.
Evening star., 1954-04-17

pair of legs are drilled as shown
in figure 4. Place a mark two
inches back from the ends OF
these pieces. Use a 1-inch wood
bit and cut into the wood at q
45-degree angle just enough to
obtain q fiat surface. Then drill
the hole through with the quar-
ter-inch bit.
The assembly Of the table is
simple. One end Of the braces
is attached to the legs with the
carriage bolts. The legs are then
attached to the end battens, and
the two center battens are placed
so that the braces butt against
them
Benches are made in the same
manner as the table but space
does not permit Illustration. The
seat is made Of two pieces 11a
inches by 6 inches and one piece
11a inches by 3 inches. Place
the narrow board in the center.
The legs are 2 inches by 8 inches,
20 inches long and the braces
are 1874 inches long of the same
stock. The spacing across the
bottom Of the legs should be
141a inches.
Powder Post Beetles.
Against our better Judgment
we paneled our living room with
ash. Now beetles are eating it
up. Is there any cure other than
moving away from them?"-Mrs.
c. c. H.
Answer-You can treat the
wood with pentachlorophenol.
The method is described in a
free bulletin which is yours for
Evening star., 1954-04-17
By Herman Boum

II would like to build a table
for my outdoor terrace. want
one that is quite sturdy and
which I can assemble without
power tools. III. P. A.
AnSwer-Sunday dinner in the
back yard is a wonderful expert
ence. It makes one feel SO close
to nature when he shares his
food with the ants, bees and
flies.
Our table is like the one illus
trated. 1t is big and sturdy and
can be easily built in day by
even an inexperienced handy
man Redwood is the best ma
terial for its construction and
you will need the following
quantities:
Top-6 pcs. l1a inches by 6
inches by Z feet long.
Battens-4 pcs, ! inch by 4
inches by % inches long.
Legs pcs, 2 inches by 4
inches by 8 feet long.
Braces pcs. 2 inches by 8
inches by % inches long.
Six cadmium plated lag screws
u inch by 3 inches long with
fiat washers.
Two cadmium plated carriage
bolts u inch by AZ inches long.
with l fiat washer on each.
One A-inch, No. Z flathead
wood screws.
The first step is to assemble
the top. The lumber for this
must be straight. Lay the boards
on fiat surface and allow about
1s-inch between them. The 29-
inch dimension shown may vary
slightly due to the way the
lumber is dressed. Place the
first battenS 10 inches in from
the ends and fasten with the
WOOU SCTSWS.
Next. find the exact centers
Of the leg pieces and drill q W
inch hole through them perpen-
dicular to the finch face. As
semble two Of these pieces as
shown in Figure / by driving a
carriage bolt through the holes.
and spread the legs to be %
inches across the corners as
shown.
Place a straightedge across
the corners on both ends and
mark as shown. Also, trace both
pieces at the center where they
intersect. Now, remove the bolt.
With a crosscut saw, cut along
the lines you have drawn at the
center, to 70 the thickness Of the
wood, and with a chisel, remove
the wood between the cuts to a
fiat surface. Also, saw of the
ends of each piece along the
lines you have marked.
Both ends of the pieces which
from the braces are cut at a As
degree angle as shown in Fig
ure 3.
Now comes the drilling for the
lag screws. Both ends of the
braces and the top end of each
Evening star., 1954-04-17

a stamped. self addressed envel-
ope. Better hurry while there
are a few sticks Of wood left
to save.
Damage to Mirrors.
1--WE hung q large frameless
mirror over our mantel. The
house had been built about three
months and the wall was un-
painted plaster. Now. six months
later, the mirror is beginning to
show damaged spots. We were
told it is caused by the lime in
Evening star., 1954-05-16
For vacation thrills, go Canadian Pacific
to Banf and
Lake Louise!
sAMrt SPRINGS AND CHATEAU LAX.

BAMFF SPRINGS AND CHATEAU LAKE
LOUISE (40 miles wesD are your
headquarters for fabulous 2-4-6-
day all-expense tours. las low as
$48.5O to $126.50, exclusive of
rail fare. Covers rooms, meals,
trips to Moraine Lake, Great Di-
vide. Emerald Lake, other scenic
spots. Ride, golf, swim, dance.
Bask in our courteous service.
SEE MILES Of the soaring Canadian
Rockies on your way to Banff
and Lake Louise. Go in care
free comfort of air-conditioned
Canadian Pacific dieSeltrain.
Fine food, picture-window
views, foam rubber beds, our
friendly service. Accommoda-
tions to fit every travel budget.
Inquire about low-cost coach
and first-class fares.
See your local agent or Canadian Pacific,
1904 K Street, NV,
Washington S, D. c. National 6-<235
Evening star., 1954-05-16
RICHMOND, Va

Virginia, an all-around yaca-
ton spot with its mountain and
seashore recreational areas, will
offer a number of improvements
for the 1854 summer vacationer.
known for it's historic at
fractions, the Old Dominion has
expanded its tourist facilities
during the past winter and has
rolled out prettier carpet for
its guests this year than in any
previous season.
Guests" is the word, too. A
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Virqiniu Rolls Out Prettier
Carpet for Summer Guests

campaign started recently by
the Virginia State Chamber of
Commerce is gaining momentum.
It calls for Old Dominion visi-
tors to be referred to as quests"
rather than tourists, and early
season visitors seem to have
been quite impressed by the
more pleasant reference.
The new title is paving the
way for what Virginians hope
will be a heavy influx of visitors
to the State in 1857. That year
will mark the 350th anniver-
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Stockholm to Repeat
STOCKHOLM.

Encouraged by the success Of
the first Stockholm Festival Of
Music, Drama and Ballet last
year. Stockholm will repeat the
event June 2 to 8. The main
presentation this year will be
Handel's opera, Orlando Furio-
so." with ballet and other diver
easements of the 18th century
rounding out the program.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

sary Of the English settlers
landing at Jamestown and the
formation of the first perma-
nent English settlement in this
country.
To celebrate the occasion the
State and Federal governments
already have made extensive
plans for an affair which pre-
sumably will border on the mag
nitude Of a world fair. State
(Continued on Page C-11.)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-27

da smo preranom smrti izgubili il
nasih redova jednu mladu tlani-
GU, sestru Dolores Gulaski, ciju
sliku ovdje donosimc, da ju rod
bina, clanovi prijatelji jos jed
nom vide ma slici.
Dolores je bila rodjena II. janu-
ara 1888, a zauvijek zatvorila svo-
lie mlade oCi dana Is. decembra
1858. Tuzila Sc je da ju boil gla-
va, pax su ju roditelji dali u Nc
Keesport bolnicu, u kojoj je nakon
tri dana ostavila oval svijet u mai
ljepsoj dobi svoga mladog zivota.
liza sebe je ostavila svoje drage
i mile roditelie, oca Ivana i majku
Ivku, tie brata Roberta baku Mrs.
Ruzic, onda svoje ujake, Joe, John,
Stenley, Frank i druge prijatelje.
Pokopana je uz crkvene obrede
u st. Joseph Groblju, u East Nc
Keesport, Pa.
Neka tt je mlada sestro Dolores
lahka crna zemlja u kojoj vec po-
civas i snivas vjecni san, a tvojim
roditelji1na, bratu, baki ujacima
nase duboko saucesce cd odsjeka
534.
Maggie Marincit, perovodjica.
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Javna zahvaIa

Stamford, Conn. - Ovime sc "a.
hvaljujeno odboru odsjeka GIG
HBz. odboru odsjeka 4316 NJ. r
r., "a sve ono sto SUI ucinili "a
vrijeme dok je nasa pokojna su.
pruga i majka lezala ma odru ma
dan sprovoda, to jest ma IA. sep.
tembra 1858, te mas tjesili u ma.
Sol velikoj zalosti.
Takodjer Sc mnogo zahvaljuje.
mo svima onima koji su polozili
whence cvijeca ma njezin odar. Lii
jepa hvala sestri pokojnice ME.
zinoj cijeloj obitelji Kolar, kumu
Il njegovoj obitelji, tetku ME.
govoj obitelji IL Hartford, Conn,
kao / cijeloj nasoj rodbini. Istc
mnogo hvala svima onima, koji
su pomogli ispratiti pokojnicu ma
vjecni pocinak.
A tebi nasa draga 1 nezaborav-
ma suprugo mako, bila tt lahka
ova zemljica kojoj pocivas
slatki sanak snivas, koju nikada
zaboraviti ne cemo ne mozemo.
Tugujuei tvoj suprug,
Steve Misir, sin snaha.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-27
Doprinosi "a crkvu
KrSCanske PomoCnice

Cupertino, Calf. - Nasa zup-
ma crkva ma Peljescu u Orebieu
je ostala bez krova, te Sc je ta-
mosnji zupnik Don Niko Milic
obratio ma gosp. Luku Kosica, a
da Sc on pax obrati ma mas Pc
| ljescane, koji zivimo u ovom i
okolicnim mjestima ovdje u Ka-
liforniji, da bi nesto doprinesli
"a popravak owe crkve. To Sc je
pax i ucinilo, a darovatelji SUI
slijedeci:
Pc $4,000: Luka i Ljuba Ko-
sic, Anica Marin Sale. Pc
$1,000: Ivo Katica Lupis, Mar
ko Gerica, Anka i Mato Splivalo.
Maria Nikola Krsteli $3.50.
Pc $500: Pero Anica Estpis,
Dinka Troje Kosic, Marija L.
Pirovic. Gospodja Tr b otic
$500, a gospodin Zoric $3.50.
Svega ukupno $4,000. "
U ime gore pomenute crkve Sc
najljepse zahvaljujemo swim da-
rovateljima ma ovim milodarima.
Sabirajuci Odbor.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-27

merike Kanade jos jednom vide.
Pokojni mas brat Vida rodjen je
u selu Rojeva, opeina Ozalj, ko-
tar Karlovac, Hrvatska. U owl
zemlju je dosao oko 1899. godine,
a u N. H. z. je pristupio 1900,
odnosno u odsjek broj 100 u Home
stead, Pa, docim sa Prestupnom
Listinom je dosao u odsjek broi 6
godine 1925. Bio je vrlo mirne i
dobre naravi, te nema niti iedne
osobe Rankinu koja ga kao ta-
kovoga nije postivala. Koliko ie
bio odan "a HBZ. tvidi Sc 'po to-
me, jer je iste bio preko SO godi-
ma clanom, a cd njegove devetero
djece skoro su svi clanovi iste.
liza sebe ostavlja ucviljenu SUI
prugu Jelu sa sedan sinova, Mike,
Vidu Jr., Franka, Josipa, Johna,
Charlia Miku,' te dvije kceri, Je-
lu Katarinu sa pet snaha 13
unucadi. Docim sin nu Rudolf lie
poginuo u Evropi "a vrijeme pros
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1884. u mjestu Golubinci, Srijem
a dosao je u ovu zemlju JOS liza
svojih mladih godina, bolovao je
wise cd dvije godine cd srcane bo-
lesti. I ako je pokojni brat bio bo-
lestan, ipak je West njegovoj
smrti mnoge iznenadila, jer ju "a
pravo jos nisu ocekivali, da &c ga
smrt odijeliti cd njegovih milih
dragih.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je il.
lozeno u Funeral Home kod naseg
hrvatskog pogrebnika, John K
Orlit, gdje su dolazili rodbina
prijatelji, da mu iskazu zadnju
pocast postovanje.
Njegov je odar bio nadaren sa
karticama "a svete mise, sa kras-
! MIN vijencima cvijeca, medju ko-
jima Sc nalazio vijenac cd drus-
tva George Washington" u znak
zadnje pocasti napram naseg po-
kojnog brata.
Ma 27. novembra $50 u ju.
tro, zalosna povorka je krenula
cd Orlic Funeral Home nasu
mjesnu katolicku crkvu, gdje je
odsluzena sveta risa "a pokojnika
po zup. Rev. Charles Kamber. Ma
kon svete mise, sprovod je krenuc
ma katolicko groblje Mt. Olivet
gdje je njegovo mrtvo tijelo pre-
dano majci zemlji ma vjecni po-
cinak.
Pokojni brat liza sebe ostavlja
ovdje ozaloscenu i tugujucu su-
prugu Eva, jednog sina Pete je-
dnu kcerku, Mary, udatu Barun,
te jedno unuce.
Nadgrobno slovo je procitao
predsjednik John Grguras, izgo-
vorio neka nasem pokojnom bra
tn Paul bude lahka ova zemlja
u kojoj &c pocivati, njegovoj su-
prugi rodbini, koje liza sebe O.
stavlja nase iskreno saucesce.
Mary Doris Kekic, tajnica.
Zahvala. Sa tuznim srcem
zelim Sc cd srca zahvaliti prija-
teljima rodbini koji su nam do
sli u pomot nasoj tugi zalosti,
tjesiti mas prigodom smrti naseg
dragog nikad zaboravnog supru-
ga. Zahvaljujen Sc svima onima
koji su polozili kartice ma odar
"a svete mise svima onima koji
polozise whence cvijeca, onima
koji prisustvovase automobilima
prigodom sprovoda, te clanovima
odsjeka $40, koji su nosili mrtvo
tijelo ma vjecni pocinak.
Tugujuci sin, kterka supruga
Eva Lalic.
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brata Miku Sebrek, koji je "a
uvijelS zaklopio svoje umorne oti
dana 7. septembra 1853, ciju sill
ku ovdje donosimo, da ga jos jed
nom vide clanovi mnogobrojni
prijatelji.
Rodien je 1898. godine u sel,l
sipku, fara Maticno kod Karlovca.
Prema tome umro je u najljepsim
godinama, koja eto nemila smrt
nikoga ne stedi, pa je tako po-
kosila njegov zivot jos lijepoj
muzevnoj dobi.
Dosao je u ovu zemlju u svojim
mladim godinama, te je odmah
pristupio u Hrvatsku Bratsku Ia
jednicu, jer je znao da ona poma-
ze svojim clanovima "a vrijeme III
vota, a njihovim bastinicima ma
kon smrti. Inace je bio dobar po-
stivan clan u nasim redovima. U
Cleveland je dosao 1923. godine /
radio je "a American Steel Wire
Co. rs godina.
Pokojnik liza sebe ostavlja ov-
die sestru Carolin Kartovic ME-
zinu obitelj, u starom kraju o.
stavlia diva brata, Andriju Mir
ka, te sestru Loize Cegur, kao i
mnogo druge rodbine prijatelja.
Nakon odrzane svete mise u St.
Lowrence Crkvi, odbor clanovi
odsjeka ponesli su pokojnog brata
ma vjecno pocivaliste u Calvary
Groblje, u Clevelandu, gdje je brat
predsjednik procitao nadgrobno
slovo.
Tebi brate zeli odbor clanstvo
odsjeka % miran pocinak u nasoj
novoj domovini America, a tvojim
milim i dragima duboko saucesce.
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