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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10
Names Ready
For Hurricanes

MIAMI, Fla. R-When Hurricane
Edna makes up her mind and
moves off the weather scene,
names are ready for Is additional
tropical storms this season.
Edna is No. S, so named for the
fifth letter of the alphabet. Her
predecessors were Alice, Barbara
Carol and Dolly. That makes a
total of % names.
Grady Norton, chief storm fore.
caster in the Miami Weather Blu.
reau, said that number should be
more than sufficient since the
greatest number of tropical storms
ever recorded in the Atlantic.
Caribbean-Gulf. of Mexico area
was 81 in 1898.
List Given
The entire list of names Ia sc.
lected by the Air CoordinatinR
Committee on Meteorology made
up of Air Force, Navy and Weather
Bureau men at Washington. In Sc
lecting a name, they study how IL
will transmit by radio to ships and
airplanes at sea with a mininum
of confusion. Gilda, for example.
formerly was called Gail, but that
confused with gale winds and the
name was changed.
Names remaining after Edna are
Florence, Gilda, Hazel, Irene, Jill,
Katherine,T Lucy, Mabel, Norma,
Orpha, Patsy, Queen, Rachel, Su-
sic Tina, Una, Vicky and Wallis.
Norton frequently gets requests
to name a hurricane after a ia
vorite girl friend or someone's
wife.
81 can't do it," he replies. ''I
receive a list of names and orders
to use them in sequence. l follow
orders"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10
Warnings Are
Raised From
sc. To Maine
Storm Expected
To Pass Near
Cape Hatteras

JACKSONVILLE R - Hurricane
warnings were hoisted at IL a. m.
today from Morehead City, N. c.,
to the Virginia Capes as Hurricane
Edna whirled 115-miIe winds in the
direction of Cape Hatteras.
Storm warnings flew north and
south of the hurricane area, from
Myrtle Beach, S. c., to Eastport,
Me.
Grady Norton, chief storm fore
caster in the Miami Weather Bu-
reau, ordered the warnings I'D in
an IL a. m. (EST) advisory and
said the center of the. tropica
storm should pass near but slightly
outside of Cape Hatteras by or be-
fore midnight.
High Tides Expected
Precautions should be taken for
very high tides and dangerous
winds on the North Carolina and
Virginia Capes this afternoon and
tonight" he said.
The storm at IL a. m. (EST)
was centered about 225 miles south
OF Hatteras and moving about 10
miles an hour on a course slightly
east of north.
Hurricane force winds extend
100 miles out from the center in
the eastern semi-circle and about
so miles to the west. Gale winds
extend outward $50 to 200 miles
from the center in all directions
Norfon's Territory
Norton's forecasting territory
ends at Cape Hatteras and pre-
dictions for areas north of there
are made at Washington. Norton
was reluctant to discuss the storms
possible effect on the North At
lantic coastal area because il
would tie the responsible forecast
ers' hands"
Thirteen aircraft were trans
Continued on Page Seven)
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BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

DY TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The northeast braced itself today
(Friday) for fear Hurricane Edna
might rake the coast anywhere
from Cape Hatteras north to Maine.
Storm warnings were out the
entire length of the coast and
coastal jewellers were moving in
side. AS far north as Montauk
Point at the tip of Long Island the
sky was reported "grey and eerie"
by storm-wise residents. The wind
was ominously warm, the Atlantic
dark and swelling.
Boston Bureau Reports
The Boston Weather Bureau re-
ported near noon that the hurricane
is expected to be near southeastern
New England by early Saturday,
with winds reaching so to 20 miles
an hour by late tonight.
On the Long Island and New
Jersey coasts some late vacation
erS were leaving their summer
homes, recalling the fury of Hur-
ricane Carol which struck with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10
Hear
Facts, Fiction
On Tornadoes
Weather Bureau
Man Outlines
Tornado Action

"A tornado once picked up a
railroad steam locomotive, turned il
around and put it back on the
track, heading in the opposite di.
rection," Jack Brown, Of the Wea-
Their Bureau told members of the
Lions Club during their weekly
meeting held last night in the
Lions Den on Seminary Street.
In telling of another example Of
freaks that occur during the de-
vastating twisters, Brown said that
a large tree was once split open
by the 500 mile an hour winds, A
car was placed in the split, and
the tree closed UP.
How's That Again?
He also told of a rooster that
was picked up off the ground and
carried four miles and set down
unframed with a bunch of hens.
Children have been picked up
by the tornadoes," he said. Some
times they were killed and at other
times they have been gently set
down."
Brown displayed a weather map
which he used to explain how tor
nadoes are formed.
He said that tornadoes occur all
over the country and can occur
anywhere. He stated that they &C.
cur on the average of 142 times q
year.
Tall Tale
Brown added that he had heard
OF two freaks that had occurred
during a twister which he found
hard to believe. One was a report
ed case of large steel pot that
had been turned inside out. The
other was a case where a rooster
had been put unframed, inside of
a gallon jug with only his head
sticking out.
During the routine business con-
Quoted at the meeting it was de-
cided that the club would have a
Father and Son night September
q.
Spaghetti and meat balls were
served for the dinner at the meet.
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10
Earth Still.
Trenlbles In
Quake Sector
Death Toll In
ALGERIA Believed
n To Be Over 1000

ALGIERS, Algeria Rs-The earth
still trembled at Orleansville to-
day, more than "A hours after the
wreaked a death toll estimated at
more than 1000 Europeans and
Algerians.
Another 1000 were believed hurt.
Shocks less violent than the first
were felt five times last night aad
this morning. One lasted several
seconds, bringing down unsteady
houses and great pieces of shat
tered walls. Blasted buildings in
the heart of the town were crum-
bling into the streets.
There were 1000 rescue workers
and as many more troops, on the
spot about 100 miles west of AL
giers. The French army, which
rushed all available troops and
ambulances to the area, also sent
four bulldozers and eight big water
tanks, along with eight tons of
bread and other food, so field
kitchens and IS cooks to man them.
The mayor of the city was quoted
as saying:
9s% Evacuation
We've had to evacuate IS per
cent of the houses, but we won't
evacuate the town. We're going
to put everybody into tents"
Rescue teams returning here
said Identification of European
victims was proceeding rapidly but
they were having more difficulty
with the Moslem dead.
Casualty estimates were made
more difficult by the fact MANY
Moslems were burying their own
dead without sending in any report.
The French interior ministry
said last night $50 deaths have
been confirmed officially, but most
OF them appeared to be European
residents of the area. They said
an accurate accounting of the
quake toll will take many days.
12-Seeond Tremor
The narrowing quake hit Just
after l am. yesterday with a r.
second tremor which toppled even
Orleansville's most modern struc-
ture nine-story building -
Like stack of matches.
People who were not crushed in
their beds ran terrified into the
streets, where many of them were
felled by crashing masonry.
In Orleansville, a prison holding
12O men some of them Tunisian
rebels confined there by the
French was demolished. How
many prisoners managed to escape
was not known.
Some forty guests in Orleans
ville's Hotel Baudouin were report
ed buried alive when the building
collapsed.
The village of vauban, Is miles
east of Orleansville, was reported
wiped out - the fate of its 1000
residents unknown. Three other
villages in that area also were
badly hit = Miliana, Duperre and
Rouina.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10
ESQ Bodies Are
Returned To U.N.

PANMUNJ0M N u The Com.
munists turned over $50 bodies to
the U.N. Command today, raising
the total to 2,10O for the first 10
days of the exchange of Korean
War dead.
The bodies were identified by the
Communists as 1,576 Americans, 70
Koreans, 81 Britons, 10 of other
nationalities and 3s4 unknown.
The U.N. has turned over 500
Communist war dead, including
$500 Koreans, 1000 Chinese and
100 unknown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10
FLORIDA BAPTISTS
SET BUDGET NEEDS

JACKSONVILLE 1.-THE Florida
Baptist Convention State Board of
Missions seeks a ia million dollar
budget for the coming year.
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County Medical Society
Approves FluOridation
Group States That Fluorine
Addition To Water Is Safe

The Monroe County Medical Society placed their
stamp OF approval uoridation of the water supply
at their regular meeting last night
Acting on motion by Dr. c. W. Morrison. Monroe
county health officer the 10 members of the society
10 go on record as stating that the amount of uor
Inc added to drinking water is negligible as to the
general health of the communities where it has been add
ed Tor many years to prevent dental carries among child
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10

Key West. Florida. hos the
most equuble Climate in the
country. with ON overoqe
ronge Of only IA Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10

mat mere was q shortage of two
and three-bedroom units was Ase
opinion of the chambers housing
committee before the sur ". "
we're conducted.
The figures resultinv I'm ,
survey merely bore out the opin-
ion of the CON-.
No Specific Figures
The report on 80 '.' 80 -
handed to newspapers today -
contained no sp-~--s~ IL
The number of Navy men reply
ing to the Nays survey was not
given.
The number of landlords replv-
ing to the chambers survey was
not given.
However, it was learned that a.
bout $500 Navy men filled OH 4
questionaires and that very few
landlords filed out the c.
QUESTIONABLE.
The $500 Navy men represent
about 5000 individuals.
The chambers report on the sur.
veys' findings made one recon-
mendation:
That Stockton, Whatley and Da:
win, Inc, operators of Sigsbee Park
build more two and three-bedroom
units.
Text Of Report
The Key West Chamber of Com.
merce Housing Analysis Com.
mittee and representatives from
the Navy, Captain c. L. Murphy.
Chief of Staff, and Lieutenant J.
T. Theriault, Housing Officer, met
yesterday to discuss results of two
housing surveys made recently.
Figures on both surveys - one
conducted by the Navy, the other
by the Chamber of Commerce -
indicated the, same general con-
clusion:
There is decided shortage of
two and three bedroom dwellings
units in Key West, and Immediate
steps should be taken to alleviate
the situation.
These surveys were the result of
a Miami newspaper article some
weeks ago which disclosed that
letter from Rear Admiral George
c. Crawford, commander of At.
lantic Fleet Submarine Forces, to
the Chief of Naval Operatives in
Washington, reco-' ,~r'
less housing conditions be improv.
ed in Key MeSt, 60
be asked for removal al certain
fleet units.
Crawford Quoted
The article quoteu ..s-f Admiral
Crawford as saying, 1.-The situation
In Key West is critical. Personnel
reporting there for duty have con-
Continued on rage Severn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10
Expects To
BE Hit By Storm

NEW YORK R - The
Weather Bureau reported to-
day If will be a miracle If
hurricane Edna does not hit
New York City head-on TO-
morrow"
The Bureau said il would
be one of the most serious
hurricanes in the New York
Weather Bureaus history"
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rem
The motion was seconded
by DR.. William Ploss and
after q lively discussion,
carried. DR.. Edward Con-
zalez, president of the So
ciety, presided at ast
nights meeting.
The Medical Society became the
first local professional group to ap-
prove of fluoridation. The Florida
State Board of Health has asked
that county medical men and dem
lists, along with the city and coun-
ty commissions, approve of huori-
dation before il is started.
Minvts Amount
One part per million of sodium
huoride would be added. That a.
mount has been added to the wa.
ter supplies of many American ci.
ties, resulting in no harmful eff
fects and great improvement in the
dental health of children.
In other action taken last night.
the medical society authorized Dr.
Ralph Herr to arrange a series Of
weekly radio programs as outlined
by the Florida Medical Association
and the American Medical Asso-
citation as q service to the com
munity.
Three new members were well
coined to the society last night by
DR.. Herr, vice president. They are:
DR.. William R. Ploss, DR.. Joseph
]. Scarlet, and DR.. Kolbein L. r,
Waering.
oblisstions Noted
DR.. Herr pointed out that the prj.
vlege of membership in the Mon.
roe County Medical Society also
entails some obligation including
regular attendance at meetings az
wen as arranging and taking part
in scientific programs.
The society now has IL members
i the greatest number of physi-
clans ever to practice in Key West.
Inc purpose of the organization is
the promotion of better relations
between the public and the medi-
cal professor, aiding in furnishing
medical knowledge and securing
harmonious relations between all
interests making for the advance
ment of medical science in the ci-
~, county, state and nation and in
furthering measures which pro-
mote the welfare of the COM
munity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-10
odd Sour Not Champagne
Will Be Used In Christening

When Mrs Wihelmina Harvey smashes bottle
across the bow of the City of Key West in Miami next
Wednesday, it won't be bottle of champagne
It'll be Old Sour - the famed concocton of kew lime
juice garlic and salt used many Conch dishes
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-06
$4,000 "bastinika"

Koliko su mnogo ljudi la
komi "a novcem, najbolje po-
kazuje slucaj, koji Sc ovih
dana desio u USA. Pred %
godine umrla je izvjesna Hen
rietta Garrett njezinom po-
grebu prisustvovalo je svega
oko desetak ljudi. Ali, kada
je objavljeno ola je liza sebe
ostavila wise cd Is milijuna
dolara, odmah sc pojavilo
$4,000 ljudi, koji su tvrdili,
da imaju izvjesna prava ma
njezin imetak. Ovih lakoma-
ca bio je IL svih 48 americ-
kin drzava il 20 stranih ze-
MALTA. Medjutim, svega sest
Cd njih podijelit ce oval O.
groman imetak.
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JAKOB NOVAKOVIC

MOneSsen, Pa. Odsjek 1914
"Bratstvo", ovime javlja zalosnu
vijest znancima, prijateljima
clanstvu HBZ., da je n"''moljiva
snrt oduzela il nase sredine ma
kon duzeg vremena bolesti, dobrog
nam clana, brata Jakoba Nova
kovica, koji je umro dana 2. ok
tobra 1858.
Rodjen je Il NovakovicGo
zupa Prekrizje, kotar Jestrebar-
sko (Jaska), Hryatska. Pristupio
je mas odsjek sa Prestupnom Lii
stinom il odjeka "a dne 9. juna
1924.
LA sebe ostavlja ozaloscenu su-
prugu Anu tri sina, Jack, John
Alexander. dvije snahe i jednog
unuka. Ovdje u America brata
Alexander, u domovini sestlu Mil
ka MrakuziG, te wise rodbine pli-
jatelja u America staroj domo-
vini.
Da je bio dobar clan to je po-
kazao sa svojim djelima, jer je
zaclanio cijelu obitelj Il HBz.
U kapeli pogrebnika Joseph G.
Check lezalo je mrtvo tiljelo ma
odru, gdje su bill mnogobrojni vi
jenci cvijeca i kartiice "a svete
mise zadusnice, medju kojima je
bio vijenac naseg odsjeka u
znak zadnje pocasti svomu clanu.
Dana 5. oltobra Il $50 sati II
jutro odpratismo mrtvo tijelo do
+. k. crkve, gdje je odsluzio svetu
nisu zadusnicu hrvGtski svecenik
Rev. Theo. Benkovic. Nakon crkve-
nih obreda odpratismo mrtvo tijelo
ma GrandvieW Groblje, ma vjecni
poGinak. Nadgrobno slovo je IL
rekao mas odsjecni predsjednik
brat Marko Begg.
Tebi brate Jakob Novakovic ne
ka bude lahka zemlja u llojoj po.
civas, a tvojim milim dragin,
nase topic saucesve.
Kuzma Jezerinac, perovodja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-06

Sprovod jc bio obavljcn ma IS.
oktobra uz Vjerske obrede, koji su
odsluzeni u crlzvi Sveti Augustin
u nasem mjestu, a pol1opan ma
Resurrection Groblju. Sprovod je
bio vrlo dobro posjecen po nascm
clanstvu prijateljima, S kojim je
upravljao pogrebnik clan naseg
odsjella, Joseph Klecatsliy, te pod
vodstvom naSeg svecenika Father
Thos. F. Nolan. Pored naseg clan
stva pogrebu su prisustvovali i
pokojnikov svak i svast, Joe Hum
pal sa dvije kteri diva zeta IL
Summer, Iowa, te njegov Surjak
sa familijom, Anton Klizan IL
Frigersburgh, Iowa.
BIO je rodjen 1888. u selu Gornje
Sredice, kotar Bjelovar, Hrvatska.
Pr.stupio je II HBZ. 1917. u kojoj
je bio vrijedan aktivan clan sve
do njegove smrti.
u ovom njestu ostavlja ozalos-
cenu suprugu, Julku; dvije kceri,
Mary Emily, diva zeta jednos
unulla, brata Marka loji je tako-
djer clan nasega odsjelia, a u sta
rom klaju tri brata dviie sestre.
Brate Mato. ncka ii bude lahla
zemlja II kojoj pocivas, a tvojoj
suprusi Jull1i, djeci ostaloi rodbi-
nj II ime naseg odsjeka zelimo maj
topliie sauCcSce.
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POPOVIC

Cleveland, Ohio. Odsjek broj
At ovime javlja zalosnu West rod
bini, prijateljima svemu can
stvu HBz., da smo IL svojih re-
dova u kratko vrijeme izgubili sa
smrcu dvije lijedece cl1nice:
Prva je nasa dobra dugogodis-
MIA clanica, sestra Antonija Popo-
vic. koja je neocekivano magic
preminula dana IA. julia 1868.
Rodjena je 1885. godine u selu
Keresi. kotar Jaska. U mas odsjel1
je pristupila 1913, u l1ojem je bila
dobla vrijedna clanica do svoje
smrti.
Poliojnica je bila vrlo postivana
nedju prijateljima znancima "a
sva dobra Sto je ucinila, osobito
oko zupe Svetog Nikole. To Sc je
talodjer pokazalo dok je ona le-
zala ma odru, kojeg SUI olitili veil
kim brojem vijenaca cvijeca, me-
dju koiima Sc nalazio vijenac ma
Seq odsjeka kao zadnja pocast svo-
joi clanici.
la sebe ostavlja ozaloscenog
supruga, cetiri sina cetiri kC1ii,
brata, unucad, snahe, zetove We
liki broj rodbine prijatelja.
Mad otvorenim grobom pokojne
sestre oprostila Sc u ime odsjeka
nasa predsjednica, sestra Amalija
Hesly
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-06
IVAN ZIMMERMAN
Kenostla, Wis.

KenOsha, Wis. - Odsjek broj
276 ovime javlja tuznu Vijest rod
bini, prijateljima clanstvu HBZ.,
da je izgubio il svojih redova jed
nog dobrog dugogodiSnjeg tlana,
brata Ivana ZimmeImana, koji je
preminuo dana /. prosinca 1868.
Rodjcn je godinc 1878. u mje-
stu Slstinik, posta Drenje, kotar
Djakovo, S'avonija. Pristupio u
odsjek 276 sodine 1906, te bio u
wick clanom tog odsjeka do svo-
je smrti.
Qstavlja liza sebe suprugu Evu
i diva sina, Ivara Josipa, te je-
dnu necakinju, koja je nedavno
dosla II Ameriku kao D. P. IL
Njemacke.
Mrtvo tijelo ic bilo izlozeno kod
Mishler Funeral Home, a ma 5.
prosinca Il 10 sati Il jutro mrtvo
tijelo je sprovedeno IL pogrebnog
zavoda ma St. James Cemetery Il
kenosha. tn predano majci zem-
Iii ma vjecni pocinak.
y ime Clanstva naSeg odsjeka
/ tvojih prijatelja, nella ii brate
Ivane bude lahka zemlja, tvojoj
ozaloscenoj suprugi sirovima ma
Sc iskreno sauceSce.
MarkJ Ebenhe, tajnill.
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ANNA FERENCIC

Druga je isto dugogodisnja Cla-
Mica naseg odsjeka, sestra Anna
Ferencic, koja je bila mnogo CHE
njena voljena naSim redovima,
te koja je nakon dugih muka i
patnja cd nemile bolesti raha "a
uvijel1 zatvorila svoje trudne oci
dana 20. novembra 1858.
Pokojna sestra je bila rodjena
1891. godine u selu Cepelovac, ko-
tar Djurdjevac IL Hrvatslloj Po-
dravini, u kojem Sc je mjestu oze-
Mia sa svojim ozaloScenim supru-
gom, IVanom FerenCic. Z. noVem-
bra 1910. Da bi clanstvo IBZ. iz
HlvatSke Podravine bolje znalo,
pokojna sestra je prize zenitbe BIZ
la poznata pod imenom Anka To-
maSek.
Nase clanstvo je jako dobro po-
sjetilo pogreb polojne sestre,
bilo je dosta cvijeca Cd rodbine
clanstva. To je jos jedan dokaz
da ju je sve clanstVo volilo. Po-
sreb je bio odrzan sa vclillom svc-
tom misom u crkvi Svetoga Au-
gustina, koju je odsluzio mas mia
di sveCenik, Father McNulty. Oda-
tie je povorka krenuIa ma Resurec-
tion Groblje pod upraviteljstvom
naseg pogrebnika, Joseph Klecat-
sky.
LA sebe osUavlla u ovOm mjestu
ozalos6cnog supluga, Ivana Fe-
rencica, koji je bio du9o godina
predsjednik naSeg odsjeka, a sa-
da aktivan clan istom; jednu
sestru, Martu JusiG ovdje jednu
sestru Mariju skrinjar u staroj
domovini, kao i mnogo druge bliz-
ME rodbine ovdle i u staroj do
movini.
Nadgrobno slovo kratak dirljiv
govor odrzao je ma g'robu pollojne
sestre Ferencic ma grobu pokoj-
nog brata Mate Gredisnjak, sta
rina predsjednik naseg odsjeka,
brat Josip Babic - II
Neka ii je sestro Anka lahka
gruda owe americke zemlje u kojoj
pocivas, a tvojem ozaloscenom SUI
prugu i rodbini cd strane naSeg
odsjeka izrazujemo najtoplije sa-
uceSce.
Anton F. SpraitZ, tajnik.
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ovdje donosimo, ola ju jos .iednom
ma slci vide clanovi prijatelji.
Rodjena je 1882. godine selll
Pocitelji, posta Medjak, kotar
Gospic, Jugoslavija, a dosla je Il
owl zemlju 1918. g'odine. Bila je
majka cd sedmero djcce, koja je
izgubila diva sina Drugom Svjet-
skom Ratu. LA sebe ostavlja jos
u zivotu jednog sina dvije udate
kceri. Mary Deem Mildred Luke
tic unucad.
Crkveni obredi SUI Sc odsluZili
u crllvi Svetog Georgia po svece-
niku Dobrota, a nallon toga povor-
ka je krenula ma Beaver Groblje,
gdje smo predali njezine mrtve
ostankc majci zemlji ma vjecni po-
cinak. Mad otvorenim grobom O.
prostio Sc je Cd pokojnice i pro-
citao nadgrobno slovo mas odsjec-
nj predsjednik, brat N. zapsic.
Neka je pokojnoj sestri slava i
miran pocinak, a njezinim kceri-
ma, sinu unucadima nase iskre-
no duboko saucesce.
Djeca nokojne sestre Pokrajac
Sc zahvaljuju clanovin naseg od-
sjeka, kao svima onima koij su
i'm pruzili svoju pomot u njihovoj
velikoj tuzi zalosti prigodom
smrti pokopa njihove make.
Mary Muhic, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-06

povratio, gdje je ispustio svoju
patnicku dusu ma %. novembra
1858.
Rodjen je 1880. godine u selu Jo-
Sani, kotar Udbina, Lika. Dosao
je u ovu zemlju 1902, a pristupio
je u bivSu Hrvatsku Zajednicu Cd
Illinoisa 1909. godine, koja je po-
slije bila ujedinjena sa Narod-
nom Zajednicom Hrvatsku Brat
sku Zajednicu, te bio izvrstan clan
sve do svoje smrti. Bio je tako-
der clan srpskog bratskog drus-
tva.
Ovdje liza sebe ostavlja ozaloS-
tenu supruGu Sofiju i sina Baby
te brata Nikolu Chicago.
Pogreb Sc obavio ma 27. novcm-
bra w crkvene obredc, l1oji su sc
odsluzili Il pravoslavnoj crkvi Sve-
tog Mihajla Arhandjela, kojcm je
prisustvovalo clanstvo Cd obadva-
u drustava uz rodbinu i mnoge
prijatelje. Owl SUI mu tako65e" po-
'ozili mnogobrojne whence cvijeca
"a njegov odar, medju kojima Sc
je isticao i lijepi viienac naseg
odsjeka. Cd srpskos drustva Bal
kan" broj 5 izrekao je nadgrobno
slovo njihov predsjednik. brat Ds-
nicl Studen. te ocrtao vrline pokoj-
nil7a, a cd naseg drlrStva "Sveto
Trojstvo" broj 80 izrekao je mad
grobno slovo oprostio Sc II ime
Clanstva nize potpisani.
Neka ii jc brate Ihja Radako-
vicu lahka zenlia u kojoj vec po-
civaS, a tvojim milim dragima
nase duboko sauCesGc.
Petar Tonic, tajnik,