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PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
NO. 1884 S.--SEWER CONsTRUc-
TIoN.--seaIed proposals for the
relocation and protection OF Cot:
tage City outfall and Grape Street
Fdoa e eensss A ANA ssvr Rssa
Project. Prince Georges County.
which involves the laying Of APP
proximateiy 635 feet Of 20-inch
and 295 feet OF 42-inch pre-
stressed concrete cylinder pipe and
the construction Of sluice gate
iisnholes and other appurtenances:
the Secretary Of the washinrson
Suburban Sanitary Commission.
Hyattsviile, Maryland. until Mon
day. October 3, 1855 ct 200 PM.
Eastern Standard Time. at which
place and time they will be pub
hcly opened and read. Plans, Pro-
Visions Tor this his contract on sssi may Sc
obtained from the ONCE OF the
Chief Engineer Of the Commission.
upon deposit Of $500. which de-
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TO those returning plans and forms
b sou FGSe esY SsiIInan. FAM Is
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upon deposit of $500, which de-
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or to those returning plans and
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HEWITT. Jr., v-chafrman; J.
BLAND. WILLARD A. MORRIS,
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HIGH TIDES FOR CHESAPl
Sept. % sept % Sept, 20
: 1874 1888 9:32
I. 1915 1875 4 1886
fnts listed below deduct from
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
Commencement at Dunbar Features
DR.. Lewis; Long.Service Teachers

The silver anniversary Of Dun
bar hi school and junior college
will be celebrated Sunday thru
Friday. DR., John Fl. Lewis, pres
ident of Morris Brown college
Atlanta, Georgia, will deliver the
commencement address, Friday in
the Robinson Memorial auditori-
um. DIR. Lewis was the first prin-
cipal of Dunbar hi school an d
president of Dunbar junior col
lege. He is a native of Georgia
and has earned degrees from Nor
ris Brown college, Yale univers-
ty, Chicago university, and holds
the honorary D. D. and Ii. d.
degrees from Wilberforce univers-
ity
A school administrator and
minister, he has achieved out
standing success in both fields
He has served as minister of
churches in Georgia, Missouri,
California, and Arkansas. In this
capacity he will be pleasantly re-
membered by the people of the
Union AME church, and Bethel,
North Little Rock.
In the field of education he has
served as president, Morris Brown
college; principal, Dunbar high
school and junior college: Dresi-
dent, Shorter college; dean, Payne
theological seminary, Wilberforce
university, and again president of
Morris Brown college.
He was selected by the Gener-
al Education board, New York
City and Little Rock board OF
education as the first principal
Of the Dunbar hi school and jr.
college, and played an important
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
jackson Co. NAACP
Commentaries Hi
Court Decision

NEWPORT - Jackson county
branch NAACP will hold a cele-
bration Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock at Morning Star Baptist
church, concentrating the SUI
preme Court decision that segre-
cation in public education is UNI
constitutional.
Principal speaker will be YER
non Mcdaniel, special representa-
tive OF the NAACP in Arkansas.
The speaker will be introduced
by Rev II. c. Scribner, president
of the branch. Appearing on the
program will also be Reverends
o. c, Franklin. pastor, st. Paul
AME church ard l.. r Thomson,
pastor Emery Chapel M church,
lonia Patterson, vice president,
Preston Doom. E. f. HENDERSON,
Autry Irwin. P. j. Shannon, and
Mesdames Joe Ann Wilson, Will
lie Louis, Percy Lee Shannon,
secretary, and j c, Irwin, assist
ant secretary Music will be furn-
ishcd by the Morning Star choir,
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
White Dominated
Board at Fisk u.
Drops DR.. Torch

NASHVILLE, Tenn - DR.. Lee
Torch, recently dropped from the
Fisk faculty after five years as
head Of the mathematics depart
ment, has just been awarded one
of a Limited number Of stipends
by the Summer institute for Col
legiate Teachers Of Mathematics
at Stamford university, Califofn-
la. The institute is sponsored and
financed by the National Science
foundation. Its purpose is to
strengthen and enrich the under
graduate mathematics program by
eight weeks Of summer conferen-
ces.
DR. Torch was dropped by ac-
ton Of the predominantly white
See FISK--page forr
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20

held Sunday at l0:45 a. m. at
Bethel AME church, 9th and
Broadway. DR.. Frank Cunning
ham, professor of philosophy and
chairman of the division Of phi
losophy and religion, Morris
Brown college, Atlanta, Georgia,
will preach the baccalaureate SER
mon
The commencement exercises
will be held Thursday at 10 a. m.
in the college auditorium. Or. r.
W. Nance, financial secretary Of
the AME church, Washington, D.
C.. will deliver the commence
ment address. President Alexand-
er will preside.
Glass day exercises will be held
in the auditorium at noon today.
The annual oratorical contest will
be at 3 p. m. Monday in the
See SPEAKERS--page four
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20

was sent to presidents of every
major air line, the Detroit repre-
sentative also pointed out the
lack of regular limousine service.
to and from the airport for Me-
gro travellers.
In another letter directed to the
president of the Standard Oil co.
Congressman Digs has asked
that the franchise of Missis-
sippi Standard Oil station be re-
voked because of the owners
cruel treatment Of a Negro school
teacher who used his toilet facili-
ties. Diggs has signed affidavit
from the teacher who says that
she was jerked off the toilet seat,
cursed and slugged.
The letter to Standard Oils
president further demands that
Negroes be allowed to use rest
rooms in the firms stations thru
out the south. If no attempt is
made to adequately correct this
See MISSISSIPPI-page forr
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
Spirit Of Cotton"
Returns to AM&N
After Nation Tour

Joyce A McClinton, 17-year-old
freshman of AMIN college, will
return to the campus Tuesday at
IL noon from the nation-w
tour as the 1855 spirit Of Cot
ton" The young lady marimba
player became the third Arkan--
sas AMIN college coed to win
the coveted title when she was
selected at the Cotton Makers
Jubilect in Memphis in February
She won out over six other young
women representing equally as
many colleges and universities in
the south.
She has visited the principal
cities of the nation and the cot
See "SPIRIT'--page four
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
Chester Franklin,
K. {. Calls Editor
Given Last Rites

Chester A. Franklin, founder
and editor of the Kansas City Call
and an outstanding figure in
American journalism, received last
rites in pressroom Of the Call
May II in accordance with his
own wish expressed during his
lifetime, 1t was fitting end to
life that had been dedicated to
the press.
Franklin died at the age of IA
and he entered his journalistic ca
reer at H. He was born in Texas
and his newspaper start was in
Omaha, Nebraska, 1t was in 1919,
that he started the present Call
in Kansas City with a four page
sheet The last issue not only
contained % pages but is ranked
among the outstanding papers Of
the nation.
A great figure has passed but
he leaves efficient workers train
ed to carry on his work.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
lrkansas Clergy
bid to Rest In
Pine Bluff Monday

fINE BLUFF-Reverend J, F,
NIE pastor of St Paul Baptist
nnfch for IS years and presi-
Of the Missionary Baptist
k'enuon Of Arkansas, CONSOLE
for IA years, died Thurs
\ and his funeral services were
quoted Monday at Mt. Harm
d oaptSt church, Of which he
1 pastor at the time of his
flnB. Burial was in Miller's
ElOrial cemetery by Perry
beraI service.
DylVors include Oran T. Clark
Major Herbert Clark of the
| Force sons; Mrs. A. c. Egg
Eon' Mrs W. c. Scoggins, and
/ ueFaldine Clark, daughters;
Se Clark, brother; and Mrs.
y Perry sister, besides grand
5en and other relatives.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
Baccdlaureate at
Arkansas Baptist
College Sunday

In publicizing its list annual
schedule Of commencement events
beginning May %, Arkansas Bap-
tist college announces that BAG
calaureate services will be held
Sunday afternoon at o'clock in
stead Of as previously announc-
ed. The program will be in the
Dunbar Community center, 10th
and Chester streets. DIR. Dale
cowling Of Second Baptist church,
delivering the sermon.
Founders day program will be-
held Tuesday at one o'clock un-
der the auspices of the Missionary
Baptist state convention of Ar
kansas. consolidated, DR. Fred r.
Guy, president, in the college
chapel
Following the Founders day
program will be the National
See BAPTIST--page four
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20

Attacks Standard Oil
For Abuse On Negroes

Congressman Charles C. Diggs jr Democrat Mch.), is
back IN the capitol after making stirring against
cal discrimination before $4,000 people Mound Bayou
Already he has taken action put effect
aliatoy measures against northern biased south
ern branches practice segregation
Digs has written the Interstate Commerce Commission
processing discrimination against Negroes in airport
rants and waiting He assaed existence of
rate toilets and water fountains in terminals as
an indication of "a mode transportation falling into
the old pattern of letter conv of which
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
hundreds of Entries in Baby
contest Keeping Judges Busy

baby of the year? Only time will tell Every baby IN our
state deserved be entered
The State Press has always stood for community health,
esnecialv among youngest generation We unite with
local doctors and hospitals in campaigning for the
host in infant care nutritiona science can provide
We believe the Carnation Company is doing fine job
in helping us promote infant welfare in city The first
few formative years the most important in babies lives
Cr states future depends these little they're
our generation of tomorrow.
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
White Cane Drive
To Help The Blind
Now in Progress

White Cane Week" drive be-
gan Sunday and will continue
thru Saturday. The week by the
Arkansas Federation of the Blind
and takes the form Of the sale of
miniature white canes on some
of the street corners in the bust
ness district.
Purpose of the drive is to raise
money to hire a legislative ana
See CANE--page four
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
John Howard

JuhU ho" ara
The 80th Annual commence
Dent exercises of the AMIN
Rllege will open Sunday at A p.
in the college gym. The COM
fncement exercises honoring the
ore than 220 graduates will be
eld Tuesday morning in the gym
10 o'clock.
EClass day exercises, the pres
Ents reception to the senior
S alumni reunion and other
flvlteS will feature the three
y event.
Bishop Betram w. Doyle, bish-
Of the CINE churches, Nash
le, Tennessee, will deliver the
Fcalaureate sermon Sunday.
VeSpers choir will sing.
newspaper man, Dowdal H.
U.S. general manager, Kansas
Call, Kansas City, will de-
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20

Inc contest where everyone wins and no one loses Is
way we heard local mother recently describe the cur
eohd Annual Health Baby Contest, sponsored oy t'e
son Company of Los Angeles "Only 20 cute, healthy
g babies can win the 20 cash prizes offered by Car
4b but every baby win healthy start IN lie
"a Carnaon formula" she explained
~onpeng for the $4,000 first prize are hundreds Oh
proud parents with babies three years OF age Oh
each parent certain that their baby is the cuest
'"eSt one of all Whose baby will win? Which lucky
WI" be selected by the judges the prize "homestate
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
State College
Opens Closing
Exercises Sunday

liver the commencement address
Tuesday morning. The speaker
will be introduced by college
president, Lawrence A. Davis
Top awards and scholarships will
go to students who have main
See CLOSING-page four
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20
Shorter College Names
Commencement Speakers

DR.. Theophilus D. Alexander,
president of Shorter college, No.
Little Rock, announces that the
commencement activities at Short
er will begin this week and con-
tinue through May 26th
Baccalaureate services will be
Arkansas State press., 1955-05-20

Women Accepting the Chal-
lenge of this New Day" will be
the theme of Miss Edna Douglass
delivering the main address at II
a. m. at Mt. Pleasant Baptist
church Sunday.
Miss Douglass is a teacher in
See SPEAKER--page four
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-09

rovinu. zivio je kod svoje dobre
vrijedne kGerke, Mrs. Rose Ru-
kavina, S27 School Street, Clair
ton, Pa. Pokrai naseg odsjeka 248
HBZ., on ie bio clan katolicke
crkve Svete Glare u Clairtonu.
liza seba je ostavio ozalosCenu
kcerku, Mrs. Rose. Rukavina u
Clairtonu, pax cetvero unucadi i
troje praunucadi.
Njegovo nrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu Fin
ney-Bekavac. gdje su ga clanovi
i prijatelji dosli pogledati, te mu
odar okitili lijepim vijencima cvi-
jeca, medju kojima je bio kras-
nj vijenac naseg odsjeka u znall
posljednje pocasti svomu dobrom
clanu, koji je redovito posjecivao
sjednice sve drustvene priredbe.
Ma %. augusta jutro smo po-
digli njegovo mrtvo tijelo sa odra,
te zatim zalosna povorka krenula
Cd pogrebnog zavoda crkvu Sve-
te Clare, gdje je Rev. Leo S. Wa
terson odsluzio svetu misu zadus-
nicu, nakon toga ma Groblje
Svete Clare u Clairtonu, gdie smo
njegove mrtve ostanke predali
majci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Tebi brate Jure slava i pokoj
vjecni, tvojim milim dragim
nase iskreno sauceSde.
M. p. Nikoiich, tajnik
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JOSR MAILKO

Calumet, Mich. - Drustvo "Sve-
ii Ivan Krstitelj", odsjek broj 4S
ovirne javlja zalosnu West clan
stvu HBz., da smo izgubili IL ma
Sc sredine dobrog dugogodisnjeg
clana, brata Josipa Maljko, koji je
preminuo 20, septembra 1855.
Pokojnik je bio rodjen 1865. 60
dine u selu Mocile, SEVERN ma Ku-
pi, Hrvatska. Pristupio je zajed-
nicke redove 1906. godine, te bio
dobar clan uvijek pazio ma svoje
pristojbe da su platene unaprijed.
Ostavlja "a sobom diva sina,
Frank, John i dvije k6eri, Ann i
Irene.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je iz-
lozeno pogrebnom Zavodu Ryan
Funeral Home, te bilo oblozeno IL
jepim vijencima cvijeca, medju
kojima je bio krasni vijenac ma
Seq odsjeka znak zadnje pocasti.
Ma "a. septembra, 9 sati u ju-
tro, krenula je zalosna povorka
u hrvatsku crkvu Svetog Ivana
krstitelja, gdje je bila odsluzena
sveta misa zadusnica Ia pokojni-
ka zatim je povorka krenula ma
Lake View Groblje, gdje je mrtvo
tijelo predano majci zemlji ma VIE
chi pocinak.
Cd strane odsjeka, neka ii po-
kojnice bude lahka gruda zemlje
kojoj pocivas, a tvojoj djeci
rodbini nase iskreno sauceSce.
Charles Slivac, tajnik.
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Balkan Radio Program
0pet nam doIazi natrau

Des Moines, Iowa. - Ma
ma je vrlo drago, sto ovime
mozemo izvjestiti clanove H,
B. Zajednice j ostale prija-
telje u ovim krajevima, da
Balkan Radio Sat opet Sc
povraca u naSu sredinu.
Sa Tony Mihalovich, koji u
pravlia sa programom, "Bal-
kan Radio Sat &c brodkesto-
vati preko Stanice KIOA =
$40 kilocycles, kojeg mozete
cuti svake nedjelje cd 4 do
5 sati posli.ie podne. Navinite
vas radio druge nedjelje po-
slije podne, da uzivate u lie
pom zabavnom programu.
John Stanfel, predsi.
odsieka br. 872 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-09
ANTONIA CHOPP

Detroit, Mich. - Ma dan 16. ok
tobra owe ogdine "a uvijek je "a
klopila svoje trudne oci stovana
Antonia Chopp, vjerna supruga
naseg vrijednog radinog brata
Andre Chopp, clana odsjeka 92O
HBZ. Oni SUI nekada zivjeli u AL
louez, Mich, a godine 1922 Sc
preselise Detroit u potrazi bo-
ljeg zivota, nadi boljeg lijece-
MIA, jer vec onda ona je bila bo-
lesna. Ali ma zalost lijecnici joj
nisu mogli dati zudjenog zdravlja,
te Sc tako pokojnica mucila zad-
njih 35 godina uz njegu svoga su-
pruga, koji je sve moguce radio
da joj Dol olaksa.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnice bilo je IL
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu, oki-
ceno brojnim cvijecem i darovima
"a svete mise. Ma 18. oktobra ot-
pratismo mrtvo tijelo u hrvatsku
crkvu, gdje bijase odsluzena sve-
ia misa po nasem velestovanom
zupniku, Rev. Victor Stefanac. LA
svete mise duga povorka roda i
prijatelja krenula ma Holy Sepul-
chre Groblje, gdje bijase polozeno
mrtvo tijelo pokojnice ma vjecni
pocinak.
Pokojnica je rodjena godine
1888. u mjestu Lokve, Gorski Ko-
tar, cd obitelji Mihelcit. Ovdje liza
sebe ostavlja rastuzenog supruga,
sest sinova, dvije kceri, cetiri ses-
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stru Josephine Lackovic, Giju sill
ku ovdje donosimo, da jul tlanovi
plijatelji jos iednom vide ma sill
ci.
Rodjena je godine 1888. II selu
VislIovac, posta Vivodina, Hrvat-
ska. U Ameriku je dosla Godine
1902, te Sc udala "a ALOHA Lacko-
,vita lz,ojfm je zivila sve do ME
COVE smrti, koji je pax umro 1888.
Pristupila je u HBz. godine 1905,
II kojoj je bila dobra clanica. U
svojim mladim danina radila ie
"a odsjek i hrvatsku crllvu, koli-
ko joj je to bilo najvisc moguce.
Bila je Clanica i Hrvatslle Katoli-
cke zajednice, drustva Sveti Fra
MO, Treceg reda, Svetog Srca
Bratovstina drustva Sv. Krunice,
koje je spojeno sa hrvatskom cr-
kvom Svetog Roka.
la sebe je ostavila tri ozalosce-
na sina, Josip, Louis Frank, ce-
tiri kceri, Mary Washington, D.
c., Elizabeth Juretic Gertrude
Ondrejcak u Johnstownu jednu
u starom kraju, petnaest unucadi
druge rodbine.
Kod kuce zalosti, gdje je bilo
njezino mrtvo tijelo izlozeno, bilo
je mnogo vijenaca cvijeca oko ME-
zina odra, medju kojima je bio i
krasni vijenac naseg odsjeka u
znak Zadnie poCasti.
Ma II. listopada, zalosna povor-
ka sa mnogo automobile je kre-
nula IL kuce zalosti crkvu Sve-
tog Roka, gdje je odsluzio svetu
misu Rev. Ivan SoStaric w asis-
tenciju jos diva svecenika, Rev.
George Talaber i Rev. Richard
Rogan. zupnik sostaric je odrzao
lijepu propovijed, crkva je bila
dupkom puma rodjaka prijatelja
Zatim je povorka krenula ma Hr-
vatsko Crkveno Groblje, gdje smo
njezino mrtvo tijelo predali maj
ci zemlji ma Vjecni pocinak. Mad
grobno slovo je procitao odsjecni
pledsj sjednik. brat Frank Sopcic.
Tebi sestro neka bude lahka
gruda zemlje, a tvojim milim
dragim nase duboko saucesce.
Michael Batch, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-09

brata Petra Bajuk, koji je premi-
nuo ma IA. oktobra 1855. Njegovu
sliku ovdje donosimo, da ga cla-
novi prijatelji jos jednom vide ma
slici.
Umro je naglom i neocekivanom
smrcu; ma ID. oktobra jutro Sc
ustao da radi svojoj trgovini, te
nakon 8 sati ujutro uhvati ga sr-
cana bolest odmah bio otprem-
lien u bolnicu, gdje je ispustio
svoju dusu 4 sata poslije podne.
Petar je bio SIN pokojnog Mar
ka i Marie Bajuk, koji su rodom
il sela Radovina, Hrvatska. Oni
SUI bill ustrojitelji naseg odsjeka
1894. godine.
Brat Petar je rodjen 1892. go
dine Johnstown, Pa. Pristupio
je HBZ. 1908. godine, te bio vrlo
dobar clan radio "a odsjek ko-
liko mu je bilo moguce. Ozenio Sc
s Marijom Bajuk 1917. godine u
hrvatskoj crkvi Svetog Roka, S
kojom je zivio vodio svoju trgo-
vinu do zadnjeg casa svoga zivota.
Pokraj HBz. on je bio clanom Hr-
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kao rodbini i prijateljima, da smo
iZ nase sredine sa neumoljivom-
smrcu izgubili vrlo dobrog clana,
brata Joseph Zafer. Njegovu Sill
ku- donosimo, da ga clanstvo, rod
bina prijatelji jos jednom vide
ma slici.
Pokojnik je bio rodjen 1898. 60
dine u selu Sveta Jana, Jaska, -Hr-
vatska U ovu zemlju je dosao
1910. godine, kao mladit cd II go
dina, to u Iron Mountain, Michi-
gan, k svojoj tetki.
U Flint je dosao 1922. godine, te
nakon kratkog vremena je pri-
stupio IL mas odsjek broj SCI H.
B.~Z., Il kojem je bio prilicno ak
tivan clan sve do svoje prerane
smrti. Odrzavao je razne casti u
drustvenom odboru.
1925. godine je stupio u bracni
zivot gdjicom Mary Stimac,
kterkom nasega starine Franjo
Stimac, koji je pred nekoliko 60
dina PRIMO znak pedeset godis-
Meg neprestanog clanovanja u
HBZ.
Pokojnik je umro ma 2. augusta
owe godine u st. Joseph Hospital,
nakon kratke bolesti cd tri tjedna,
uzrok poremetenje srca (heart
attack.
Da je pokojnik bio stovan medju
nasim kao / stranim narodom svi-
jedoci nanogobrojno cvijece, medju
kojim cvijecem Sc je na,azio kras-
nj vijenac nasega odsjeka u znak
zadnje pocasti prema nasem du-
gogodisnjem clanu.
Ma 5. augusta u jutro, cd po-
grebnog zavoda Brown Funeral
Home je povorka krenula kato-
licku crkvu st. Mary, gdje je Cd
sluzena sveta nisa zadusnica po
Rev. FIR L. H. Soest. liza tcga po-
kojnikovo mrtvo tiielo je predano
crnoj zemlji ma vjetni pocinak u
New Calvary Cemetery.
Pokojnik "a sobom ostavlja
rastuzenu suprugu Mary, sina Jo-
seph, kcerku Mrs. Veronica Sierra,
diva unuka, svi u F'lintu, jednu
sestru IL Hrvatskoj te wise roda
prijatelja.
U ime clanstva nasega odsjeka
lllicemo ii brate Josipe: Pocivaj
II miru Bozjem, neka ii bude la
hka crna zemlja u kojoj snivas
vjecni sanak, a tvojim milim dra-
gim izrazujemo nase iskreno sa-
ucesce.
Mike Kump, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-09
JAVNA ZAHVALA

milwaukee,, wis. Tuznim ST.
Gem Sc zelimo iskreno zahvaliti
svima onima koji SUI mas tjesili
nasoj zalosti prigodom smrti ma
Seq nezaboravnog supruga oca,
Ignaca Krznarita, koji je umro
Ia uvijek mas ostavio dne 3. ok
tobra owe godine. Hvala svima ko-
il su ma njegov odar polozili cvi-
jece i koji su prisustvovali spro-
vodu. Isskrena hvala drustvu Ma
da", odsjeku broj 255 HBZ. cla-
novima, koji SUI bill nosaci njego-
vog mrtvog tijela. Srdacna hvala
bratu Antonu Srok ma njegovom
lijepom dirljivom govoru. Jos
iednom srdacna hvala svima.
Rastuzena suprr5a Mary sin
James; pastorki Joe, Edward
Mildred.