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Evening star., 1954-12-13

vaccine, said he has new evi-
dence that his vaccine can create
powerful, long g-lasting protection
against polio. He also said cur
rent experiments in the polio
work might lead to the vaccine
giving long-term protection
against the common cold and in
fluenza.
Pregnant Women on List.
In its announcement yester-
day, the foundation also said it
had removed pregnant women
from its original list Of those
scheduled to receive the vaccine.
The removal was recon-
mended by the Association of
State and Territorial Health Of
| ficers which urged that second
graders replace pregnant women
because Of a higher attack rate
among children In that age
group.
The health officers also agreed
/ to administer the vaccine II the
Evening star., 1954-12-13
Naval Gun Factory Employees
To Entertain 500 Orphans

plants cafeterias. Entertain
ment, including area television
personalities. will be present at
$50 pm.
The party is the forerunner to
presentation Of individual gifts
to the children at Christmas.
More than 5000 worth of gifts
have been purchased by the gun
factory employees. The gifts were
purchased to I'LL the Individual
requests of the children and will
be tagged for delivery to each
child.
Besides the individual gifts,
each orphanage win receive spe-
cial presents. Included in this
group are "a radios, three radio
monographs. 100 pairs of roller
skates. 80 bicycles and 90 wag-
ons. Also included are recording
machines. a sound film protector,
80 overnight bags. so pairs of
Evening star., 1954-12-13
Polio Group Planning
To Offer Vaccine 10
1sf and I'd Grades
BY the As.oeia,sd Pres,

NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-The
National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis intends to make
the Salk vaccine. available for
all OF the Nations first and Sec
ond grade pupils if last sum-
mer's tests show the drug is ef-
fective.
The announcement was made
by the foundation yesterday. The
University of Michigan Is con-
Quoting evaluation Of the tests
and the report on the study is
expected next spring.
Last Friday DR.. Jonas Salk Of
Pittsburgh, the discoverer Of the
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shoes and outdoor athletic equip

shoes and outdoor athletic equip
ment.
The homes which are included
In the program are Junior VII
lage. Baptist Home for Children,
German Orphan Home. Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. Swart-
zell Home for Children. Convent
of the Good Shepherd. EpiSco-
pal Home for Children. st.
Johns Orphanage. st. Anne's
Orphanage. st. Vincent's Home
and School. st. AIMS Convent
st. Joseph's Home and School.
Hillcrest Children's Center, In
duStrial Home School for Chill
dren and the Meriwether Home
for Children.
Evening star., 1954-12-13

nicipal Court today on drunk
charges.
They were arrested early yes
terday after their rented car
smashed into a fence in Mande-
vile Canyon.
Mr.. Crawford. who gave his
Evening star., 1954-12-13

age as a. and Miss Adams. who
said she was 81. were arrested at
q home where they were calling
for q taxi. Mr.. Mccormick. a.
was arrested in the auto. They
were released on $40 bail each
pending their appearance in
court today.
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would be available for pregnant

would be available for pregnant
women next summer.
Vaccination plans for next
summer also include last years
second and third graders in the
test areas who acted as Com
trols" and are now in the third
and fourth grades.
Last years first graders who
were not inoculated viii auto
matically receive the vaccine by
the addition of the second-grade
pupils to the foundation list.
Evening star., 1954-12-13

Employees Of the Naval Gun
Factory viii entertain more than
500 orphans at their 18th annual
Christmas Party beginning with
a dinner at S pm. Thursday.
The youngsters from Is area
orphanages viii be served a
turkey dinner in one of the
Evening star., 1954-12-13
Broderick Crawford
Faces Drunk Chorge
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 49,
Actor Broderick Crawford, Ac-
tress Abigail Adams and Myron
McC Cormick. a New York actor,
are scheduled to appear in Mu-
Evening star., 1954-09-18
Commissioners Set
Showdown in Fight
On ChiIIum Sidewalks

The Prince Georges County
Commissioners have set the stage
for a showdown in a long fight
over sidewalk installations in
Chillum's special improvement
district.
Amid biting exchanges between
opposing groups from the Sar-
gent Knolls subdivision, the
board at Hyattsville yesterday
rescinded a previous ruling and
ordered the project readvertised.
Leroy Houck, special improve
nnent district accountant, said
two streets were incorrectly de-
scribed in an earlier advertise
ment and Board Counsel C. Cal
vert Lancaster advised readver-
tising.
A date for a new public hear
ing was not set yesterday. Two
hearings have been held in re-
cent months. both stormy.
Mr.. Houck reported so per
cent of property owners in spe-
cial improvement district No. 81
representing 55.5 pere cent OF
front footage. have signed petit
tions favoring sidewalks.
Minority spokesmen made it
clear yesterday that they will
again oppose their installation
and opposition leaders calico
their efforts an attempt to up.
set majority rule.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
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sored by the Southwest Lions
Club. Second in this class was
Wil-Fre. owned by w. F. Cooley.
and third was the Billy Bee,
owned by William B. Smith.
Miss Brownell Crowned.
Miss Joan Brownell, daughter
of Attorney General and Mrs.
Brownell, was crowned the Re-
gatta Queen by Postmaster
General Summerfield. She was
attended by her court and mill
tary escorts, selected by the
White House. during the regal
ceremonies on the brilliantly
Illuminated Watergate Barge,
stationed in the center of the
river.
The Navy Band, under the
direction of Comdr. Charles j.
Brendler. and the 8O-voice
Justin Lowrie Singers gave a
special waterSide concert before
the main events began.
Throughout the activities, the
District f1reboat threw up cas-
cades of water Illuminated by
hundreds of colored lights.
Colored searchlights played over
the area to give the scene a
carnival appearance.
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u. ofMd. Registration
ga Pct. Above 1853;
A Negroes Enrolled

The University of Maryland
said today it registered almost
10 per cent more students this
week for the academic year be-
ginning Monday than were en-
rolled on its College Park cam
pus last year.
Four Negroes were among the
6.545 undergraduate students
who signed up at the university
armory. Registration officially
ended yesterday. Mrs. Norma
j. Azlein, associate registrar,
said additional registrations
would be accepted. chiefly from
graduate education students
during the next few days. She
said this years College Park en-
rollment so far is 9.4 per cent
over last years.
The university accepted only
Negro graduate students at its
Baltimore schools until this year
DR.. Wilson H. Elkins, univer-
sity president, said yesterday:
There will be no discrimination
whatsoever. All social. living and
eating facilities will be equal
DR.. Elkins was president of Texas
Western College until taking over
the presidency of the University
of Maryland September /.
Figures released by the regis
trar's office today listed 844 grad
uate students and 1853 part
time students at College Park
Evening star., 1954-09-18
PinboN Pays off,
But the Police
Pocket theCosh

A Prince Georges County un-
dercover man yesterday scored
payoff after several days of feed
ing nickels to a pinball machine.
County police said their agent,
police private whom they would
not identify. ran up a score of
60 free games on the machine,
received a payoff in cash and
charged tavern employe with
maintaining a gambling table.
Charged was Charles W., Strippy.
20, a bartender at Richard g.
Ellen's Tavern in the $500 block
of Marlboro pike.
Police, who released Strippy
under bond. said the owner Of
the tavern has not been charged
as yet but that six pinball ma
chimes in the establishment were
confiscated.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
Residents of Relay
Ask Tax Increase
For Public Works
By the Associated Press

TOWSON. Md, Sept. 18.-
Twenty-seven homeowners in the
town of Relay did the unusual
yesterday by asking the Baltimore
County commissioners to in
crease their tax rate by 10 cents
on each $100 of assessed valua-
ton In 1855.
The money would be collected
by the county treasurer and
turned over to the Relay I'm
provement Association for COM
munity improvements.
The county commissioners re-
ferred the request to their legal
adviser and any Relay residents
who are against the idea will
! have time to enter their protest.
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to press if it respects law and
withholds name of child.
In Open Court.

4n OGGA NVU1
Judge Dudley Digges Of that
circuit conducts juvenile cases
in open court. finds the for
mality impresses juvenile as well
as his parents more than in in
formal conference in chambers.
He said he finds presence of
press helpful, that they fire.
quently write editorials dealing
with the general misbehavior of
children and their knowledge
gained through attending ses-
sions must prove of great value
to them in evaluating the local
trouble and condition" This, he
believes, helps enlighten the gen.
eral public.
Baltimore City--Judge Charles
E. Moylan says cases are heard
in chambers with reporters at
tending if the offense has
aroused concern in the commu-
nifty. Names are not published
but the facts and disposition Of
the case are published.
Mr.. Morris said the press Of
Maryland could feel confident
of the recognition the great ma
jority OF the States judiciary
has for the right of the people
to know.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
Candidate Lankford Signs
Fair Campaign Code

Richard E. Lankford of An
napolis, Democratic candidate
for Congress from the 5th
tSouthern Maryland) district,
today signed a code Of fair
campaign practices. developed
from recommendations of the
Senate subcommittee on Priv
ileges and Elections in 1851.
The Committee for Fair Cam
paign Practices is urging all
candidates to sign the code,
which has been Endorsed by the
national chairmen of the Demo-
cratic and Republican Parties.
The code pledges the candidate
to discuss the issues with sim
cerity and frankness," and re-
frain from character defama-
ton, false or distorted campaign
material, appeals to prejudice
and dishonest or uuethical prac-
ticeS.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
Alexandria to Dedicate
New Health BuiIdinq

The new building of the Alex
andria Community Health Gen.
ter will be dedicated at 4::30 pm.
tomorrow at 208 South Columbus
street.
Ceremonies will be conducted
by the president of the Board of
Trustees, DR.. Cliff r. johnson.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
Sunday School Resumes

Sunday school classes will re-
open tomorrow at Christ EpiS-
copal Church, Georgetown.
For the first time, they will be
held at the same time as the
il am. church service. The
Sunday school is the only one in
the Washington area which
uses the Character Research
Program" developed by Psychol-
ogist Ernest M. Ligon.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
Boats Poroded, Skiers Dunked
In Pageant S Rough Waters

Preliminary events of the 1854
Presidents Cup Regatta ran up
against rough waters of the
Potomac River off Hams Point
last night.
A parade of brightly-lit boats
some A of them-ended only
seconds before showers began
and sent judges of this event
scurrying into a nearby small
house.. The crowd that lined
the river bank at Hams Point
during the aqua-pageant, and
those in reserved seats ran for
the shelter of their cars.
The rough waters wreaked
their havoc on water skiers from
the Beverly Ski Club. They put
on a thrilling show all right, but
the thrills were not rehearsed
The speedboats that towed the
skiers made many circles to re-
trieve those who were dumped
into the Potomac.
Boat Parade Popular.
But generally speaking, the
evening show was considered q
great success. The big hit was
the parade of pleasure boats
The decorative scheme of sew
eral of them was supplied by
pretty girls leaning over the
gunwhales or adjoining the su-
perstructures.
The most unique" category
was won by the Stormy Sea
manned by William Boyer. The
runner-upS were Applejack
owned by Kenneth C. johnson
and Captain Edna, owned by H
c. Hunter.
The best decorated boat wal
that Of the Sea Scouts, spon.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
Typical Freshmen
Chosen at Dance

A Bethesda girl and a Cam
bridge boy got their University
of Maryland freshman beanies
free of charge last night, their
award for being chosen the typi-
cal freshmen at get-acquainted
dance.
The freshman mixer" cli-
NAKED orientation week activ-
tiles.
Chosen the typical freshman
girl was Bobbie Lee Carlsen, 18
of 4618 Maple avenue, Bethesda
home economics major, while
Joe Jenkins, II, a business major
was chosen the typical freshman
boy.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
Arthur FIemminq to Speak

Arthur S. Flemming. Director
Of Defense Mobilization, will
speak at 6.45 pm. Wednesday at
the first fall dinner meeting of
the Methodist Men of Marvin
Memorial Church, -Four Corners.
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
Moose to Roust Bull

The College Park Moose Lodge
will hold a bull roast from 2 to
6 pm. tomorrow at the lodge,
! Metzerott road, College Park, Md,
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Dan Hrvatskog Repub|ikanskog k|uba i
"Hrvatske zene" II Los Angeles, Calf.

DruStva Hrvatski Republikanski klub Hrvatska Zena
u Los Angeles, California, izabrase nedjelju, 3. oktobra, da
proslave svoj o~vogodiSnji Dan. PRIZE podne bti &c ma Mi
howl specijalnu odluku nakanu odsluzena suzba Bozja u
hrvatskoj zupnoj crkvi Svetog Ante ma Alpine Street. Po-
slje podne &c pax bti izveden zanimljiv program zabava
u prostorijama H~rvatskog Donna ma 1925 Budlong Avenue.
Program &c poGeti tocno u 2:30 poslije podne vedrom
p%riredbom, koja &c owe godine nastojati cijenjene posjetioce
prenijeti duhom ma mas plavi Jadran, posebno u DalmaciJu,
jer je hrvatska kolonija u Los Angelesu okoici brojna ma
sim denim Dalmatincima. POuzdano Sc madame, da &c Sc
naSi posjetioci ugodno iznenaditi sluSajuci desetak izabranlh
nash omijenih dalmatinskih pjesnica, koje &c u narodnlm
nosnjama pjevati upravo "a owl zgodu posebno sabrani zen
ski zbor djevojaka IL Los Angeesa uz piano pratnju. A da
razvedrimo nase Hercegovce isti zbor &c otpjevati par
osansko-hercegovack pjesama.
Prijatelj Stjepan Dzida &c nam svirati ma gusle "dple
misnice'. Marian Bucci krasnoslovit &c velike rijeci Gum
dulceve himne slobodi il Dubrovnika. Mr.. Mrs. Poiteo
IL San Pedro prikazat &c nam sa svojom grupom "Vesehh
Dalmatinaca' svoj vedri igrokaz "Jedan Dan ma Rivi"
uz pievanie pies. Bit &c "Cakulae", "Scherza' pjesme i
plesovi drmes-ducec-kolo) Mr.. John E. Radio otpjevati &c
par solo pjesama. Mas zupnik Rev. F. Diomartc izreci &c
prigodno slovo. a'1
Nakon ~izvedenog programa poceti &c plesna zabava, "a
podne do 8 ma veder, a Cd 8 pa do pol noci svirati ce po-
znati Orchestar Ray King. Bit &c ma zabavi Saliva Posta
i Saljivi Zatvor', kao bingo. Razumije Sc, da ne &c W.
manjkati peGene janjetine, pilica t. d, kao nj pive osta-
hh svjezh plea.
Nezaboravite dakle, osobito Dalmatinci Hercegovci
doci u nedieliu 3. oktobra u Hrvatski Dom ma Budlong Ave,
kao svi ostali prijatelji mjesta okolice. Svi nam dobro
dosli! Mato Gabric, izvjestite.j
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nasim odsjecima u pojedinim
kolonijama. Hrvatska Brat
ska Zajednica treba da Dude
predstavnica cjelokupnog ma
Seq naroda u America i Ka-
nadi, ali ma zalost mozem ola
kazem, da jos made mnogo
Hrvata i Hrvatica, koji nisu
u njenim redovima. Postav-
liza Sc pitanje, zasto owl nisu
u njenim redovima? Ne "a
to, sto su oni protiv iste, ne
go "a to, sto oni sami ne
vrijednost iste i sto
i'm Sc nije pristupilo pc oni-
ma, koji to bolje razumiju,
cato, brace i sestre, mi ko-
il sudjelujemo u kampanja-
ma "a novo clanstvo u owl
nasu dobrotvornu ustanovu,
zelimo dokazati, da je sva-
kog naseg Hrvata i Hrvatice
mjesto u HBZ. U nasoj Ia
.jednici mi imamo clanova ne
samo Hrvata, nego i ostalih
Slavena, koji misle da je ista
prvoklasna organizacija ia. U
n.jenim redovima mi imamo
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dosta mjesta "a sve Slavene,
koji mogu udovoljiti propisi-
ma nash pravila, a kamo da
ne hi imali dosta mjesta "a
sve Hrvate i Hrvatice. Sto-
ga je nasa duznost, koji smo
vec ocistili sebi stazicu i STU
pill u nasu Zajednicu pred
10 j wise godina, kao i o onih
koji SUI poslije stupili, da ma
stojimo svaki cd mas dobiti
najmanje pc jednog novog
clana u ovoj tekucoj KAN
panji, iii barren do move 60
dine, tako da Sc podvostruci
broj sadanjeg clanstva.
Nemojmo misliti da Sc ne
moe, jer Sc sve moze samo
kad Sc hoce. ia sam prilic-
no star, a nisam nj potpuno
zdrav, pax mi je ipak uspje-
10 u ovoj Rampant dobiti par
novih clanova "a mas odsjek
j Pomladak, koji SUI Sc osigu-
rail- ma 6 tisuca osmrtnine.
Takodjer gojim nadu, da Gu
prize nego Sc zavrsi ova
kampanja dobiti jos barren
jednog iii diva clana. Cd mo-
je familije je njih II ma bro
ju u HBZ., koji SUI ~osigurani
ma $40, 10000 osmrtnine, pax
i stoga vjerujem da je sva-
kog Hrvata i Hrvatice mje-
sto u nasoj organizaciji. JOS
godine 1913. sam kao mladic
pristupio u odsjek 1888 NHZ.
u Brownsville, Pa, kojemu
je tada bio predsjednik brat
John Jandrokovic, koji je j
sada predsjednik ujedinjenog
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odsjeka 307 istom mjestu.
Uvijek sam nastojao da ra-
dim "a dobrobit naSe Zajed-
nice, u koju sam upisao po-
red mole obitelji Cd 1920. 60
dine pa do sada makar sto-
thu clanova. u Rampant nj
kome ne obecajem zlatne br-
dine i srebrne doline, nego
samo ono sto je u nasim pra-
Wilma predvidjeno. Ia svoj
rad ma polju Zajednice dobio
sam mnogo prijatelja, ne sa-
mo u nome mjestu, nego i
pc drugim kolonijama i drza-
wanna. Prize nasa Zajednica
nije imala takovih pogodno-
sti, kakvih danas made "a
svoje c%lanstvo, pax je Ia to
danas mnogo lakse nagovo-
riti novog molitelja da stupi
u njene redove, samo ako mu
Sc ispravno stvar objasni. Sa-
mo je u tome zlo i malo nam
smeta. Sto smo danas dobili
novo Hooverovo doba.
Svakako da imamo clanova
koji misle, da i'm je tesko do
biti novog clana, jer nezna-
ju kako i'm to objasniti. Ia
to preporucujem svima cla-
novima, da je njihova duz-
most polaziti odsjecne sled
nice / da Sc upoznaju sd svi-
me Sto zele znati. Ako ne
kojem nije nesto jasno, slo-
bodno Sc upita odsjecnog
predsjednika, kojem je pax
duznost rastumaciti clanu o.
no sto isti zeli.
Naprijed u radu "a vecu i
jacu Hrvatsku Bratsku Ia
jednicu, tie bratski pozdrav-
liam sveukupno clanstvo ma
Sc ustanove, kao i Izvrsni i
Glavni Odbor, urednike Ia
jednicara, sve casnike i CT
novnike u glavnom uredu H.
B. Zajednice.
Michael Mihalic, predsi.
odsjeka broj 566 HBZ.
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S u 7 N J A
SUTNJA u bravo yriiem,

SUTNJA pravo vrijeme
i ma pravom mjestu i prema
stanOvitim OsObama .je dix
tat svete raZboritOsti.
Sutjeti je tajna u bracnom
zivotu.
sutnja je znak jake i pie
menite ljubavi.
sutnja o sebi i svo.jim die
lima .je poniznost.
Sutjeti 0 manjcima drugih
je samiIost.
Sutnja o nepotrebnom 60
voru tje mrtvl,ienje.
Sutnja medju krizevima .je
herOizam.
("Vita Francescana")
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MARTIN PISPEK

West Allis, Wis. = Odsjek 1872
javlja zalosnu West, da je il svo-
Jill redova izgubio vrijednog i po-
stovanog clana, brata Martina
Pispeka, koji je nakon duge i te-
ske bolesti preminuo 81. julia 1854.
Bio je rodjen 1872. godine u Sc
Al Virje, kotar Ddjurdjevac, Hr-
''atska. U Ameriku je dosao 1900,
a u Zajednicu je pristupio 1902,
te pomogao ustrojiti oasjek 154,
sada odsjek PIP u Pittsburghu.
Bio je clanom odsjeka 96 cd 1907.
do 1918, a kada je doselio ovdje
u West Allis (kraj Milwaukee)
pristupio je u odsjek 255 u Mil
waukee, gdje je imao mnog>o prija-
telia. Nakon nekoliko godina pre-
sac je u odsjek 391 u West Allis.
Godine 1881. Hrvatsko Samostalno
Drustvo "West Allis" ajedinilo Sc
sa HBZ., te je dale poslovalo kao
odsjek 1872 On je odmah presao
u odsjek 1892. gdje je obnasao
z odbornicke casti, a bio je /
delegation ma Petoj konvenciji u
Pittsburgh. Radio je totno i sa-
viesno "a svoj odsjek v dotle,
dok mu starost i bolest to nije "a
prijecila. Sa svojim radon on je
mnogo doprinesao napretku naseg
odsjeka u svakom pogledu. Pro-
Sic 1858. godine PRIMO je znak "a
so godina clanovanja u HBZ. pax
mu je bilo vrlo drago, da ga Sc
njegova organizacija sjetila u sta
rosti i bolesti. Kao dollar covjek
stekao 81 je mnogo prijatelja, cd
kojih je bio mnogo cijenjen i po-
stivan.
Pokraj naseg odsjeka bio je cla-
nom Holy Name Society of st.
Augustin Church, West Allis, Wis
Sprovod je obavljen a.. julia u
prisutnosti rodbine, prijatelja i
clanova navedenih d%rustava, il po-
grebnog zavoda John Schaff u k.
crkvu st. Augustine, gdje je cr-
kvene obrede odsluzio Very Rev.
B. Jerkovic W ~asistenciju Rev. z.
Manduric / Rev. A.. Bambir. Ma
kon crkvenih obreda odrzao je
Very Rev. B. Jerkovic oprosni go
vor o zivotu i radu p~okojnika ka-
ko "a zupu, tako i ma ostalom drus-
tvenom polju. Drustva s njegovom
smrcu CUBE dobrog i vrijednog tla-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-15
NIKOLA

cetvrti je mas starina i dugogo-
disnji clan brat Nikola Badovinac,
koji je umro dana II. julia 1854.
Rodio Sc godine 1875, a dosao Il
owl zemlju 1891. kao mladit cd 16
godina u Chicago, Ill, gdje Sc je
ozenio 1895. U Colorado je dosao
1898. i prisustvovao kod ustroje-
MIA drustva "Sveto Trojstvo" 3D.
sjeka 80. Tada je bio samo '23 60
dine star, te je bio vrlo aktivan
clan u drustvu. Bio je predsjednik
nadzornog odbora Ia dugi niz 60
dina sve dotle, dok Sc nijesu Ia
jednice ujedinile, a bio je Clan i
odsjeka broj 8 H 2. Illinois.
Nikola je bio medju mama u Pu-
eblu punih % godina, gdje je sa
suprugom odgojio sestero djece, tri
sina i tri djevojke. Nakon % 60
dina bivanja medju mama on je o.
bolio l lijecnici su mu savjetovali,
da promijeni klimu i da ide u Cali
forniju. Ma temelju toga savjeta
on je otisao u Hollywood pokraj
Los Angelesa i tamo je zivio %
godina, gdje je i umro ma gore
pomenuti datum. Tamo SUI mu rod
bina l clanovi priredili sprovod pc
katolickom obicaju i poslali mr.
two tijelo u Pueblo, Colo. Ovdje
smo ga pokopali uz tako zvani
"privite" pogreb. Mrtvo tijelo je
lezalo kod pogrebnika cd 4 sata
cetvrtak vecer, pa do 2 sata SUI
botu poslije podne. Tako SUI znan-
CT, clanovi i ~prijatelji imali pri-
liku, da ga jos jednom vide i re-
Gu mu zadnji zbogom. Pokojnik je
bio clanom punih Sc godina, a sva
njegova familija SUI isto clanovi
nase Zajednice.
Neka je swim nasim pokojnici-
ma slava i pokoj vjecni. a njiho-
vim milim i dragima, koji liza Nth
ostaju i koji in oplakuju, izrazu-
jem u ime naseg clanstva iskreno
saucesce.
Petar Tonic, tajnik