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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
Tobacco Off
In MARYLAND
BY the Associated Press

The Agriculture Department
today estimated the Maryland
tobacco crop at So million
pounds. 81 per cent below last
year.
The report said that severe
winds and rains in August
caused substantial damage. The
average acre yield was estimated
at 725 pounds in contrast to 300
pounds for last years crop.
The department estimated this
years total hurley tobacco crop
at $40 million pounds. consider
ably below last years 667.172. 900
pounds. The drop was reported
only partly due to reduced acre
age.
The Nations entire tobacco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 20 (Pl.-
City Manager Sherwood Reeder,
so, collapsed and died last night
while ice skating on a rink he
had helped open 10 minutes
earlier.
Death apparently was due to
heart attack.
Mr.. Reeder, who had spent 81
years in government work in
several cities, including Wash
ington. took over as city man.
ager here last July. He had
been Richmond's first city man
ager from 1948-1953.
He completed several circuits
of the new Ice Plaza with men,
bers of his family before he was
stricken while skating with his
eldest daughter Barbara. Mr..
Reeder and Mayor Fred A.
Duckworth cut the ribbon open
ing the rink 10 minutes earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
Slack Youth Held
In Father SIuyino

An 18-year-old charged with
killing his father with a shotgun
blast last Tuesday in Darnes-
town. Md. yesterday waived pre-
liminary hearing in Rockville
and was held without bond for
action of the grand jury.
The youth, Bonnie Lee Slack.
is accused of Staying his father,
Robert E. Slack, IS, after terror
izing the family of Sumner Wood,
Rockville attorney. at the Wood
estate near Jamestown. Mr..
Slack was a tenant farmer on
the estate.
Police said the youth had been
before the shooting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

Haggling over the extra
curricular use of schools-by
whom, for how long and for how
much-last night forced the
Montgomery County Board of
Education to burn the mid
might oil.
The board postponed final
approval of a new set Of rules
aimed at preventing use of the
schools as private dance studios,
Mrs. Kelen Kramer. who with
Mrs. John c. Sharf surveyed
dance programs under way in
many schools, said the PRO
grams have gotten out of hand
lin a few schools.
A proposed rule that mo
school shall be used as a private
studio" will strike at the Wood
side Elementary School, where
a Hartford Comm dance in
structor conducts a Saturday
series of lessons.
les Pupils Involved
The Woodside project, which
started in 1915, currently in
wolves l25 pupils, only 10 of them
from the Woodside School.
The survey was set of earlier
i'm the year by the demands of
dance studio operators that the
rules be clarified. so that they
could all operate on an equal
basis in using school facilities.
The new rules. which are ex-
Ipected to be adopted on January
no. will ban commercialism and
give principals broad authority
lin determining whether after
hours private instruction courses
have worthwhile educational
value.
An attempt to clarity another
rule, which would provide that
Parent Teacher Associations pay
only a janitor's fee for holding
regular business meetings in the
schools. drew the fire Of Jesse
Mcknight, president Of the
county PTA Council.
Many PTA's." he told the
board, feel they're being caught
coming and going. They're urged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

crop. the department said in its
final 1855 report, will total about
2.256, 100000 pounds-slig htly
larger than last year and the
third largest of record the total
acreage harvested was placed at
i $4,000 acres. This is 9 per
cent below last year and the
smallest harvest since 1943.
A new record production of
i, 504, OTIS. 900 pounds was esti-
mated for flue cured tobacco, IA
per cent higher than last year
despite a S per cent reduction
in acreage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

teachers Of handicapped and re-
tarded children.
The meeting was the last under
the Craftsmanship Of Willard G.
McGraw. New officers will be
elected at the 1856 organizational
meeting on January 10. Mr..
McGraw said he will not seek
reelection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
TuIk on Einstein

Albert Einstein will be the sub
ject of a talk by Lester Blum.
physicist and electrical engineer,
at a public meeting sponsored by
the Northern Virginia Zionist
District at 8:45 pm. tonight in
the Arlington-F Fairfax Jewish
Center, 1920 Arlington boulevard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

District voter registration II
under way. Have you quail
fled to vote in the elections
May 1? Registration head
quarters are on the ground
floor of the District Building.
Evening star., 1955-05-06
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

mitted his resignation as As
sistarit Secretary of the Navy,
81 years ago today, in order to
become a cavalry officer in the
panish-American war. Who?
2-The statues of which three
American Presidents are in Lon
don, England?
3--In his last speech, a war
President wrote of the need for
all peoples, of all kinds, to live
together and work together in
the same world, at peace" Be-
fore the speech was delivered,
the President died. Which
President?
Answers on next page)
Evening star., 1955-05-06
By Fronk Beck

will be installed May IS. He is
management planning officer for
the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Other officers elected were:
Vice president, William Light
sey; recording secretary, Mrs
Mildred Grew, corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Helen Mayer,
treasurer, Robert Groom; his
torian, Mr.. Stockard, and par
Humanitarian, Kenneth Shoe
maker.
Evening star., 1955-05-06
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
By EASLEY BLACKWOoD

After Mr.. Champions jump
raise to three hearts. Mr.. Abel
was practically certain there was
a slam in the hand-possibly a
grand slam. He bid three spades.
showing f1rst-round control in
that suit.
North dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Champion) R\
Ks7s |
1K ks
AKQ 1914
WEST EAST
(Mr. Meek (Mrs. Keen)
4 K Q953 J82
. 10 . oJs7e4s
%92 8653
SOUTH
(Mr. AbeD
4 A 10 76
y A J 80
. A Q8
&J
The bidding:
North East South West
- Pass / y Pass
3 Y Pass 3 = Pass
4 4 Pass 5NT Pass
"a y All paSS
Evening star., 1955-05-06

| A4I Rhoo
Now if Mr.. Champion had
slightly overbid his values up
to this point, he would have
gone back to hearts at the min
imum level. His four-club bid
indicated that he, too. was in
tereSted in slam, that he had
everything promised by his pre-
vious bids, and that he had good
club control.
Mr.. Abel then used the little
known but very valuable grand
slam force. His bid of five no
trump (not preceded by a four
no-trump calD asked Mr.. Cham
pion to bid seven hearts if he
held any two of the three top
heart honors. Holding only one
high heart honor, Mr.. Champion
properly bid six hearts.
! Mr.. Meek opened the king of
spades and the ace in the closed
hand won. With no possible
losers in any suit except hearts,
common sense would seem to
dictate that Mr.. Abel play the
hearts in such a manner as to
hold his losers to one, no matter
what the distribution of the out
standing hearts.
He stood to pick up 500 points
for the small slam, 18O in trick
points, plus the value of the
game. He jeopardized all of this
for the chance of making an
extra trick worth 30 points.
At trick two he led a small
heart to the king. When Mrs.
Keen showed out, it was clear
that he would have to lose two
heart tricks later to Mr.. Meek.
There was no excuse for this
awful result as the safety play
stood out a mile. The play was
to lay down the ace of hearts
at trick two. Now a small heart
toward dummy would force Mr..
Meek to put up the 10 or see
dummy's nine win.
The king would kill the 10
and the nine would then force
out Mr.. Meek's queen. MIR. Abel
would then win any return and
his jack would pick up the eight
spot.
If Mr.. Meek had shown out
on the first heart lead, the re-
suit would have been the same.
Mr.. Abel would have led small
heart to dummy's king and re-
turned a heart toward his jack.
Mrs. Keen would have made
her queen, but her 10 would
have fallen later under the jack,
Copyright, 1865, General Features Corp
Evening star., 1955-05-06
PTACounciI Elects
oylor in ArIinqton
B(0

Theodore Taylor, a Depart
ment of Interior official, has
been elected president of the
Arlington County Council of
Parent Teacher Associations.
Mr.. Taylor. Al, whose home is
at 706 North Frederick street.
Evening star., 1955-05-06
WORD GAME
Find As or more words in
TER RIFE ID,

meaning, shocked with fear"
Average is Al; time limit. 80
minutes.
Rules of the ssme-1. Words must be
of forr or more letters. .. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition OF
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form of q word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to HAVELOCK
hake, hack, hale, hackle, have. halye,
havoc. heal. hole. hovel. hook, nove,
each, lace. lack, lake, lave. leak. leach.
love, lock, loch. loach, oval. cave, calk,
cake, calve. chalk. choke. Glove. cloak,
cole, cove, coke. coal, kale, kola.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-28
Rug Dyeing

Rug Dyeing
From TIME TO time YOU have
asked for information on dyelnQ
rugs For best results select a
medium shade Of the dominating
background color Of the TUG II
ne rug is patterned the applica-
ton Of dye Will not cover the pat
tern but the Two Will blend into
more pleasing effect A neutral
color may be dyed one Of the
warm popular colors In a medium
shade
For the average rug. dissolve
three packages Of the color chosen
~ liz gallons Of boiling water
Let this boil five minutes TO be
sure all the dye has been dssoly-
ed Then add one cup OF salt and
stly until dissolved Use only one
hAif the solution at one time.
keeping the other half hot Protect
the floor with newspapers and
brush dye on with a paint or scrub
brush Brush with the pile If a
hard surface such as porch
floor can De used the dyeing
can tie done more quickly with
broom Apply the dye Just as hot
as possible A second coat of hot
dye will give better results At
least "a hours should elapse BE-
tween applications
After you get the color YOU
want, 90 over the damp rug with
a medium hot iron to help set the
color Then 20 over the rug with
4 damp cloth to remove any loose
dye and to prevent the color from
crockng Upholstery can also be
dyed by tins method About six
hours later 10 over the surface
with 4 stiff broom and brush the
pile IN the opposite direction It
viii then finish drying in an
erect position. which gives vel
yety richness to the color After a
rug * dyed II usually needs To
be le-szed
Cotton woven braided and Gro
cheted rugs can be dyed easily in
The washing machine
You may IL sewing now You
win flnd that snaps 10 on easily
If YOU se& all the snaps on one
side II their places Then rub
chalk on the snaps and press
against the side where the other
half must Ne seWed The chalk wlll
mark the places exactly
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-28
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Cooler weather makes us feel
more Ike living again There may
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01

nicara", i da njih prijatelji
i znanci vide.
Vjencanje je bilo vanredno
lijepo, svratilo je svu pozor-
most publike, i ako mas je
snijeg prvih dana koliko i "a
trpao. Da slika ceremonial
bude sto potpunija uzvelicali
SUI ju ujak Anton Elich sa
obitelji iz Kalifornije, teta
Jennie Mishmash sa kcerkom
jeanne iz Colorado, i jos ne
koji.
Mladencima kumovali SUI
Jack Heagin sestricna Jo-
anne Mishmash, djeveruse su
bile Jennie Mastronardi, Joan
Berkley Flora Burger. Mia
de djeveruse SUI bile Janice i
Nadine Elich, djeverovi su BIZ
Ii David Stangler, ujaci Joe
i Martin Elich.
Reception je odrzan u So
cial Center Hall, ma kojem je
Jean dobila mnogo vanredno
lijepih darova, ma kojima ne
ka je svima darovateljima j.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
Hrvatski svatovi U TooeIe, Utah

Ma 19. veljace sa svojim o.
dabranikom stupila je u brac-
nj zivot clanica naseg odsjeka
broj 406 drazesna djevojka,
sestra Helen Jean Penok. To-
ga casa Jean je obecavsi svom
odabraniku ljubav i vjernost
pred oltarom u Saint Mar
guerite Church, izrekla onaj
mill II Do" predala Sc u
narueaj mladica Milana Mo-
gus.
Jean je rodjena ovdje u
Tooele, Utah, jedina kcerka
nash zasluznih susjeda, kolo-
nista zajednicara John i
Helen Penok, a unuka naseg
odsjecnog tajnika brata Duje
Elich.
Milan je rodjen u Louis
vile, Ohio, sin Josipa, Sr. i
Mary Mogus; on je smjesten
ovdje u U. S. Air Force.
Njihovu sliku RADIO donosi-
mo, da i oni medju mnogo
drugih krasnih milih parova
ukrase stranice naseg "Zajed-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
Hrvatski svatovi u Schumacheru

ME Mahovlic, John Pucek i
Fora Maletic.
Poslije vjencanja svadbeno
veselje je odrzano u Hrvat-
skom Narodnom Domu, u pri-
sustvu rodbine, prijatelja /
mnogo ostalih znanaca. Oko
10 sati u vecer, nase vrijed-
ne domacice napunile SUI sto-
love S raznovrsnim ukusnim
jelom, svega je bilo ma pre-
tex. LA vecere ustao Sc prvi
KUN, mas dobro poznati u o.
vol koloniji hotelista, brat
! Frank Bucar, koji je u en-
gleskom voru pozdravio
prisutne i mladencima zazelio
dug zivot svako dobro u
njihovom bracnom zivotu. Po-
tom je pozvao potpisanog da
preuzme odgovornost i pri-
vede stvar kraju. Isti je tako-
djer izrazio zahvalu rodbini i
prijateljima, koji su prisu-
stvovali ovoj svecanosti ma
sih mladenaca i njihovog maj
veceg veselja u zivotu, te ma
Sim mladencima izrazio dobre
zelje. Pc nasem starokraj-
skom obiGaju mladenci SUI pri-
mill lijepe darove, koji su Sc
svima lijepo zahvalili. Sva-
tovsko veselje je trajalo do
slobodnog vremena svima ma
zadovoljstvo.
U ime odsjeka i clanstva
mladencima zelim svaku sre-
Gu u njihovom zivotu, te bill
ma ponos svima mama i svo-
jim roditeljima.
j. BoIjkovac, tajnik
odsjeka broj $50.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
Jayna zahvaIa

Youngstown, Ohio. - OWN
putem Sc najljepse zahvaljujem
swim onim darovateljima, koji
su darovali "a popravak nase
crkve Svetog Ivana u Vrbov-
skom. Isti dar je vec PRIMO
Rev. Rikart Valic u potpunom
redu svima Sc zahvaljuje ma
tome. On &c Sc "a sve mas moliti
u istoj crkvi, pax cd mole
strane jos apeliram ma onu ma
su bracu i sestre, koji jos nisu
cd svoje strane nista dali, da bi
Sc oni sjetili svoje crkve i svog
rodnog mjesta. Neka svoje dar-
Ike posalju ma meme, a ia Gu to
odmah poslati ma gore pomenu-
tog svecenika u Vrbovskom, "a
pomoc crkve Svetog Ivana.
Darovatelji su kako slijedi:
Pc $500: Steve Delost, Pau
lima Ivankovic, Mice Persin,
Djena Rade, Milka Majetic, oze-
njena Radio, Katica Majetic, O.
zenjena Kovacic, Ana i Petar
zukcic.
Filipino Bilandzija darovala
$500, a po $1.00: Filipino Sra
gall i Marica Muzevic.
Svima vam lijepa hvala cd
Boga plaza.
Katica Kovacic, 1922 Ford
Ave., Youngstown, Ohio.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
Joseph Ratkay, tajnik

skrena cd srca hvala!
Jean je bila dobra i cestita
uzor djevojka, pax je vjero-
jatno da &c takova biti su-
pruga. Njezina popularnost je
ma visem stupnju, a to svje-
doce oni krasni i mnogi da-
rovi, koje je dobila.
Milan je izvrstno dobar i
cestit mladic, dobrog talenta,
jako dostojnog, dobrog i lije-
pog ponasanja a to je temelj
nasem uvjerenju u njihovu
cestitu buducnost.
Njihovim roditeljima, Mr..
Mrs. Penok, Mr.. i Mrs. Mo-
gus cd srca cestitamo, a MIA
dencima Milanu i Jean zeli-
mo sretan cestit zajednicki
zivot. hvjestitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01

i ostali clanovi H.B.z. vide i
bolje upoznaju.
Mlada Ankica je pred KRAFT
ko vrijeme dosla IL stare do
movine k svomu djedu baki
Mihelic, kojih je pax bila ze-
liza da ju odmah upisu u Po-
mladak HBZ. Ankica je ro-
djena pred 10 godina u selu
Police, kotar Karlovac, Hr-
vatska, Cd oca Janka mai
ke Barice Busija, rodjena Mi
halle, koja je pax poginula
godine 1916, pax je tako ma
la Ankica ostala bez make
kad je bila stara samo IA
mjeseci.
Mala Ankica Sc osjeca kod
svoga djeda i bake, Janka i
Kate Mihalic sretna i vesela,
pax joj mi zelimo svaku
srecu i zdravlje u krugu svo-
ga djeda bake, kao i dobar
uspjeh u skoli, pa da Dude ma
ponos NINA svima mama
clanovima naseg odsjeka 618
i gnijezda Pomlatka br. sos.
nj. Jurman, tajnik
odsjeka broi 618.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
Schumacher, Ont, Can. -

Schumacher, Ont, Can. -
Sa velikim veseljem javljamo
radosnu West prijateljima l
clanovima H.B.Z., da su ma
80. oktobra 1854. stupili u
bracni zivot clanovi naseg od-
sjeka broj $50, sestra Annie
Radelja njezin zarucnik,
brat Marko Kolic, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo.
Sestra Annie Radelja je do
sla sa svojom majkom iz sta
rog kraja pred kratko vrije-
me k svomu ocu, koji je dugo-
godisnji clan H.B.Z., a koji je
njih obadvije odmah liza Mi
hova dolaska dao upisati u
naSe> redove. Annie i njezini
roditelji su rodom IL sela Dol
Mi Ostrc, Kostajnica, Jastre-
barsko. Docim brat Marko
kolic je rodom IL sela Mo-
drus, Ogulin, Lika, Hrvatska.
On je dosao u Kanadu pred
desetak godina odmah Sc je
upisao u redovee H.B.Z., koji
je dobar zajednicar. U pro-
sloj kampanji on je povisio
svoju osigurninu i tako je sa-
da osiguran ma veliku svotu
kod H. B. Zajednice.
Vjencanje je obavljeno po
katolickom obredu, u crlIgi
st. Alphonse's, po Rev. Fran
CHS Sowinski, u prisustvu rod
bine, svojte i mnogih prija-
telja. Prvi kumovi su bill
Frank i Katie Bucar, te Nick
i Annie Luketic, a djeverovi
su bill John Sepac i Millie
Barkovic, Zvonko Sebalj An
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CIanstvu odsjeka 354

COkeburg, Pa. - Ovim e
Sc daje sveukupnom clanstvu
odsjeka broj 354 H.B.Z. do
znanja, da sve stvari koje Sc
odnose ma bolnu potporu i
operacije trebaju Sc obratiti
ma brata Nikolu Cekorica, ko-
j je predsjednik odbora bo-
lesti u nasem odsjeku.
Buduci uslijed n ke po-
grijeske ime brata Cekorica
nije doslo skupa sa ostalim
nasim odbornicima u adre-
saru, koji je objelodanjen u
mjesecu marcu u nasem sluz-
benom glasilu "Zajednicaru".
Stoga molimo naSe clanstvo,
da ovu promjenu uzmu u OBJ
zir i da sve stvari koje sc od-
nose ma bolnu potporu obra-
te sc ma brata Nikolu Ceko-
RIGA. Vas odsjecni tainik iii
blagajnica nemaju nista sa
bolnom potporom.
Bernard NJ. Luketich, tai.
Budala uvijek nadje vecu
budalu cd sebe, koja ga slavi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
zahva|a ma radu oko
Basketball Tournamenta

Youngstown, Ohio. - Ov-
die sc je odrzao Basketball
Tournament Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice kroz tri dana,
25., 26. 27. marca t. g., ko-
j je bio uspjesan u svakom
pogledu i svima mama ma
zadovoljstvo. Domacin ovog
tournaments bio je mas od-
sick broj &c.
Toga radi ovim putem Sc
zelimo zahvaliti svima oni-
ma, koji SUI nam pomagali u
radu "a sto bolji uspjeh tour
namenta svega u vezi isto-
ga. Narcotic sc zahvaljuje-
mo Ladies Auxiliary Club-u,
kuglacima, pjevackom zboru
"Strossmayer", odboru od-
sjeka sc H.B.Z., tie odbornici-
ma casnicima Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice i svima dobrim "a
jednicarima, koji su nam bilo
u cemu pomogli i koji SUI mas
posjetili.
Bilo je dosta posla "a sve
one koji su htjeli raditi, a
oni koji SUI radili doprinijeli
su i uspjehu nasem odsjeku
i Domu, kao samom tour
namentu, pax neka vam je
jos jednom, braco i sestre,
iskrena hvala.
Frank Turkovich,
predsj. odsjeka 66;
John Tumbri,
predsj. tournaments.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01

~ SSio AAA o'OJ SAd@AAA pAA, AAA
5O-godisnjicu bracnog zivota
ma 8. sijecnja owe godine.
Gin owe proslave obavio Sc
u katolickoj crkvi Holy Tri-
nifty u $50 u jutro sa veil
kom pjevanom misom zahval-
nicom, koju je odsluzio Rt.
Rev. Msgr. V. w. Worzalla,
u prisustvu rodbine i veliki
broj prijatelja nash svecara.
Isti dan u vecer sabrao sc We
liki broj nasega clanstva, rod
bine i prijatelja naSih sve-
cara u Hrvatskom Domu, da
i'm cestita ma njihovoj pro-
slavi i zazeli dugi zivot u do
brom zdravlju. I tako uz bo-
cato priredjenu veceru i mu-
ziku naSih tamburasa, zabav-
ljali smo Sc uz pies i pjesmu
do rano u jutro.
Posto su ovu proslavu pri-
redili sinovi kceri nasih sve-
cara, zelio bi da i'll ovdje ime-
nujem, tako, da nase clan
stvo kroz Ameriku Kanadu
vide, da je to bas jedna do
bra velika Licka familija
Sinovi - Josip IL Eveleth,
Mimi, John il Chicago, Ill,
cbojica prisutna sa familija-
ma i Michael, Jr. il So. st.
Paul, MINI. Kceri - Ann
MRS. Carl Loonly) sa famili-
JON, Katherine MRS. Albert
Boche) sa familijom, Mary
Mrs. Clarence Johnson) sa
familijom, Dolly (Mrs. Earl
Peterson) sa familijom, Ellen
(Mrs. Kermit Wold) sa fami-
lijom, Madeline (Mrs. Marion
Tymenski) sa familijom
Rose (Mrs. Samuel Ricci) sa
familijom.
Uz sinove, kceri, zetove
unucad ne mozem prepustiti
a da ne zabiljezim da su bill
prisutni cd blize rodbine To-
mo i Mrs. Jugovic, brat cd
Mile Nikola Mrs. Vukelich
sa familijom iz Chicago, ILL.,.
brat Cd Marie Jugovic.
Mas dobar prijatelj i Hr.
vat, Ivan j. Kokot, pozdravic
je nase svecare u hrvatskom
jeziku i odrzao kratki ali vrlc
dobar govor i zazelio svecari.
ma dobro zdravlje i dugi Ii
vot, a pisac ovih redaka po-
zdravio je svecare i goste L
kratko u engleskom jeziku
u ime clanstva nasega odsje.
ka 316 jos jednom zelim do.
bro zdravlje i dugi zivot ma.
Sim vrijednim clanovima -
bratu Mill i sestru Mariji
Jugovic.
Ovom prilikom brat i Sc.
stra Jugovic Sc zahvaljuju
nasem clanstvu njihovim
prijateljima, koji su in posje.
till prigodom njihovog Flat.
nog pira i koji su i'll lijepc
darovali zazelili i'm dobro
zdravlje srecu "a dugi Ii.
vot, kao i onima koji nisu
mogli da budu prisutni ma
proslavi i veselju, a poslali su
i'm cestitke.
Anton F. Spraitz, tai.
odsieka br. 316 H.B.Z