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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10

gom cetvoricom avno suzbeno glaso Zaednicar IL
avil da on nemau nsta zaednckog glavnm predsjed
nixon, bratom Mandcem. To nisam rekao a niti netko
drugi nego brat Krasc ud IL negove grupe cemu sada
oval plac toke suze? . ..~- r: -:
Ovo e dio zapisnka sjednce cd 27 srpnja kolko &c
Izvrni Odbor vetnom glasova dozvol da ovo sto
zbilja reeeno, bude zabiezeno zapisniku.
sada, jedan kratki komentar sa moje strane.
Rekao sam da je zastupnk odvjetnicke firme Smith,
Marion & Baaban gosp Anthony J. Marion, bio prsuan
"a vrjeme kratke rasprave znedju brata Krasica
mene koa e rasprava voda engeskom jeziku Postav
liza ptane zasto nje brat Krasc prize nego e opuzo
glavnog pedsednika krsenjem prava ptao pravni
avjet? Postavlja jos edno pitanje pismu brau Ka
rcu, ednom mestu brat Krasc kaze, da traA savet
me svojstvu optuzbe, drugom mjestu opet kaze
da je razog da Sale "ovu prituzbu tome tome sto
e dake to pismo da upt savjet, iii prtuzba? Brat
Krasc vrlo dobro duznosti odgovornos Glame Po-
rote takodjer duznosti odgovornos pravnog savjet
nika. &.r ...
Postavlja jos jedno pane: sto osta nas clanovi
Gavne Porote nisu zavredi da brat Krasic NINA
posavjetuje? konaeno postavlja ptane kako brat
Krasc postuje prava Zaednce kada povede posupak
ajedno sa svojom vecnom Glavnom Odboru i Izvrs-
nom Odboru, protv glavnog predsjenka "namjerno
samovolno krsenje prava po glavnom predsednku? Ov
die pruza krasna pka da rijes glavnog pred
sjednika prize konvence pa ade brate Krasicu sugas
prava Hatske Bratske zaednice Vasa duznost iii pre-
dat me Gavnu Porotu da mi sudi da Vas ona
savjetuje iii opozvati Vasu avnu optuzbu da namjeno
samovoljno krsm pravia Zajednice
Vekodusno dobrovoljno odstupanje cd prava, kako
on kazu da menuu posebni obor prava nece nikoga
zavarati.
Ovo sam morao napsati protv mole wolfe ucinio sam
to izazov optuzbu znesenu proslom broju Ia
jednicara, kou je napsao brat Martin Krasic koju
potpisa gavni popredsjednik Zaednice. Svu "kon-
fuzu kako on kazu, izazvai oni koji javno
pisa, da nemau nece inat nsta zajednckog glavnm
predsjednikom nti ijednim cd njegovih prjatelja
Rekao jednom, sada ponavljam: "Gospodo j bra
nemoite misl jedno pisati drugo, ra trece Clan
stvo je Hvatske Bratske Zaednice razboro pametno
posteno vjete mi necete ga zena preo vode prevest
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
SINTETICNI PAPIR Cd
NAJL0NA

Inzenjeri u tvornicama kon-
cerna Dupont de Nemours u
spiel su da proizvedu papir
cd sinteticnih vlakana - mai
Iona, dakrona orlona. Ia
kav papir je tri do deset pu-
ia jaci cd obicnog. Sinteticki
papir Sc takodjer ne guzva -
on je 200 puta otporniji ma
savijanje nego obicni.
Koncern Dupont nece sam
proizvoditi sinteticki papir,
nego &c sa nacinom njegove
proizvodnje upoznati tvornice
papira.
Sinteticki papir je naro-
cito podesan "a predmete ko-
il treba da budu otporni i
trajni - kao sto su geograf-
ske karte, papir "a kopiranje
i ambalaza "a tesku robu.
Zasad su troskovi njegove
proizvodnje jos prilicno vi
soki, ali oni bi Sc smanjili
kad bi Sc oval artikl proiz-
vodio u velikim kolicinama.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10

Medjutim, mi smo u pocet-
ku stvorili plan da Croatian
Center nijeA jedne grupe, jed
ne stranke iii jedne posebne
'skupine ljudi, - vec je posve
narodan. Sa istime Sc mogu
sluziti clanovi nase Zajednice
j neclanovi takodjer, pa cla-
novi drugih zajednica.
Odbor Ujedinjenih Od-
sjeka slozen je cd raznih lju-
di i zena, a ne po stranci iii
grupi, pax i to podava posve
narodni oblik Croatian Gen.
tru. l.s .%s>
Sve u svemu, Croatian Gen.
ter, iii Srediste Hrvata, iii a.
ko ga nazovemo hrvatski ma
rodni park, zaista jest i mo-
ra da ostaje posve narodna
hrvatska ustanova sa kojom
Sc svi mozemo jednako sluzi-
ii i mora da je svima ma po-
nos i svima lie u duznosti da i'll
podupiru kao svoju ustanovu.
Kao tajnik owe organizacije
vec skoro sedan godina ulo-
zismo mnogo brige rada "a
istu, kao urednik "Zajednica-
RAJ, a to je posebno breme ko-
je dobrovoljno nosimo sano
IL ljubavi prema svome naro-
du, kome sluzimo. Nijedan
urednik nije Sc toliko zalagao
"a narodne posIove, pax | da-
mas oni kojima pomazemo u
drustvenom radu ovdje i
svagdje drugdje rade protiv
mas da mas ma konvenciji po-
kopaju i, sruse.
Nesmeta, neka dodje dru-
81, a mi zelimo vidjeti da Ii
&c i on poci .nasim iii boljim
putem, ako da = evalamu!
Neki ljudi ma upravi Ia
jednice, koji mas ruse, nisu "a
ovu .narodnu stvar dali nj -
crna pod noktom - vec kao
da i'm je krivo sto sn,o dosli
i do owe cedne narodne svo-
jine. Tako to u narodnom Ii
votu biva, onaj tko wise vuce
toga Sc jace tuee. Narod je
dobar, ali vodje su lose koji
tai dobri narod zavode u blu
dnju raspiruju mrznju u
MENU protiv najboljih narod-
nih prijatelja radnika.
Tako vam je to danas, bra
CO moja, a mi usuprot svega
i ovime apeliramo ma vasa
dobra srca i ma vase rodolju--
bile, da Sc odazoyete poziyu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
P0T0MCI MAJA

U meksickoj dzungli jedna
etnoloska ekspedicija prouca-
va zivot Lakandona - indij-
skog plemena koje potjece cd
drevnih Maja. Jedan cd cla-
nova ekspedicije, mladi anne
ricki ucenjak Juan Leonard,
proveo je mjesec dana ziveci
medju ovim ljudima, koji su
ga primili ka costa. Leonard
je nasao da su njegovi donna
cine inteligentni j posteni lju-
di, ali prilicno siromasni i sla-
bo hranjeni. Oni su niskog
rasta, duge kose vecina no.
! 81 kao ukras drveni prsten
provucen kroz nos. Lakan-
doni ne znaju "a novac. Sva-
XII Cd njih sprenlan je da o.
no malo sto posjeduje, veliko-
| dusno podijeli sa drugima. O.
vo vazi "a hranu, kao "a
onaj mali broj upotrebnih
predmeta kojima Sc sluze.
Njihova najveca nevolja SUI
bolesti, Cd kojih Sc stalno
smanjuje broj tin pojedinih
potomaka nekad mocne civili-
zacije Maja.
Oni Sc boje unistenja svije-
ia, nista mamie nego ljudi,
koji su obuzeti strasnom vi
zijom atomskog rata. Lakan-
doni, naravno, nikad nisu Gu
Ii "a atomsku bombu. Oni Sc
jednako boje da bi Sc moglo
dogoditi da Sunce jedne We
ceri zadje, a sutradan wise ne
izadje! Jer, njihova drevna
religija i'll uci da &c ma tai
naein jednog dana nastupiti
smak svijeta. Rijeke ce pre-
susiti, drvece i sve biljke &c
usahnuti zivot &c Sc ugasiti.
Postoje mnoge stare lakan-
donske legende kao objasnje-
ME raznih pojava u prirodi,
pred kojima Sc tt dobri ljudi
osjecaju potpuno bespomoc-
nj. Tako ma PRIMER dan |
noe smjenjuju Sc - kako o.
nj vjeruju = ma slijedeci ma
Gin: kada Sunce stigne ma Ia
padni horizont, diva covjeka
ga postavljaju u mrezu i pre-
nesu ispod plosnate Zemlje,
ma istocni horizont, odakle Sc
ono sutradan ponovo penje
ma nebo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
10. kolovoza 1855.

i da nastojite po mogucnosti
poduprijeti ovu svoju usta-
novu, - Croatian Center -
pa da i mi u Pittsburghu j o.
kolici imademo svoj dom,
svoje narodno srediste "a ma
Sc drustvene potrebe. Netrazi
Sc mnogo samo $500 cd po-
jedinca, koga cemo ime sta
viii ma Pocasnu Plocu "a u.s.
pomenu nasim mladijima kao
graditelja - Croatian Gen.
ira. Date pomozite!-Filip
Vukelic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
LUX PR0DUzuJE zIY0T

Poznati bugarski lijecnik
Naverik bavi Sc vec dugo
vremena problemima ishrane
i njenim utjecajem ma ljud-
ski organizam. On je ma jed
nom kongresu u Sofiji izja-
VIC, da je LUX zaista cudes-
no povrce, jer produzuje CO.
vjecG zivot. Neki meksicki
lijecnici slozili su sc sa tvrd-
njom dra. Naverika. Maine,
Meksicanka Tamara Vargo
zivjela je 120 godina, a sva-
XII dan je pojela dvanaest gla-
vica luka to je' bio, kako
lijecnici kazu, glavni razlog
da je dozivjela tako duboku
starost.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10

Kad smo dosli ma polozaj
urednika "Zajednicara" pla-
nirali smo kako bi Sc ova pra-
znina mogla ispuniti. Pred o.
ko sedan godina dosli smo ma
tajnicku duznost w estern
Pennsylvania Ujedinjenih Od-
sjeka HBZ S bratom Krasi-
Gem kao predsjednikom iste
organizacije. U toj organiza-
ciji Sc vodila zucna i zestoka
borba "a vodstvo. Bisve vod-
stvo bilo je negativno. To bor-
ba je bila prkos-borba nepo-
trebna. U stvari nije vazno
tko je ma vodstvu, vec Cd We
like vaznosti da je vodstvo
pozitivno i da organizacija
moze sluziti dobroj narodnoj
svrsi.
u pocetku smo odmah stva-
rail- plan, kako bi ostvarili
davnu zelju potrebu da do
djemo do svoga posjeda, koJi
danas, hvala Bogu, imamo.
Razvismo jaku djelatnost "a
promicanje z a j ednicarskoga
bratstva u sredistu Hlvatsl1e
Bratske zajednice. Svake 60
dine smo priredjivali poznati
Hrvatski Zajednicarski Dan,
ma osnovi sa odlicnim narod-
MIN programom, a da nikome
ne smetamo ne ometamo
rad napredak, pax smo u
lsto vrijeme uvijek pomagali
odbor nash englesko poslu-
jucih odsjeka, Hrvatski Dan.
U pocetku smo uredili, da
prihod cd nasih proslava ide
u fond "a kupnju zemljista ma
kojem bi ostvarili i napravili
"a nasa drustva jedno narod-
no srediste. Tako smo priku-
pill oko $15,OOO.OO owe 60
dine pruzila nam Sc prilika da
smo kupili jedan posted cd
skoro "a akera zemliista sa
zgradama namjestajem "a
$27, 100000. Odmah smo upla-
till $1O,OOO.0O, uknjizba ma
mas posted ostala je Cd
$17,000.0O. Tu su veliki kama
ii "a mjesecnu otplatu, porez,
pax osiguracija protiv po-
cara upravitelj Croatian
Centra. Ia izdrzavanje istoga
trebamo imati dobar dohodak
u suglasiu potrebe.
Da olaksamo to breme ras-
pisasmo kampanju "a odpla-
tn duga, a cine nismo naisli
ma potpuno razumjevanje. Ia
ko eto danas stvari stole.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
Croatian Center - Hvatsko Srediste
u sjedisfu Hrvatske Bratske zaiednice

Pittsburgh, Pa. - nasem Pittsburghu odavno oslo
Gala potreba da mi Trva canov zaiednice mademo
je sredte najvecoj naseobn hrvatskog naroda Sedn
jenm Drzavama, gdje bi mogli sastajat koe bi
srediste sluzo nase dSvene poslove priredbe ovo
potrebi slusali smo govore sa svih strana.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Miss Marina King
Dies al Aue Of 81

Miss Martha {Mattie) Blanche
king. 50, retired Pftent Once
employe Of so years yyerVice, died
friday at HahnemaXsn Hospital
she lived at 1434 Meridisn place
NV.
Miss king came to Washing-
ton from her native West Vir-
ginia. where she had taught
school, To work for the Patent
once. She was in charge oi
accounts there until she retired
after World War IL.
Her father, the late Henry
Dobbins King. was q drumnleS
boy In the Civil War and one Of
the last Confederate soldiers
In this area.
Miss King was active In Gem
traI Presbyterian Church.
she Is survived by q number
OF cousins, including Mrs. Ma
tilda May Edwards and Mrs.
william Webster. both Of 1914
Twentieth street NE: Mrs,
frank j. Mann. 5534 Thirtieth
street NV, and Mrs. Nettie
Bailey Duvall Queens Chapel
Manor. Md.
Services viii be held at II
am. tomorrow at Hines Funeral
Home, 2gO1 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial VIII be In Rock
Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
|Roberf N. Craighill,
|Ex.Radio Engineer
spseicl Di.poseh - me sia,

CHARLoTTES WILLIE. Va.
Jan. /. - Robert Macdonald
Craighill, 28. former chief radio
engineer for Radio Station
WCHV here, was found dead i1
his room yesterday. apparently
the victim Of q heart attack. "
Mr.. Craighill, q native Of Lees-
burg, Va, had q heart ailment
since childhood. He resigned his
post with the radio station three
weeks ago.
He was the son Of the late
Rev. Peyt0n Craighill and Anne
Mach Donald Craighill. His IA
ther was rector Of st. james
Episcopal Church In Leesburg for
many years.
Mr.. CraighfIl attended Epis-
copal High School and was grad
uated from the University Of
Virginia.
He Is survived BY q brother.
Lloyd Z. Craighill. Of Richmond.
and three half-sisters. Mrs.
George Wickersl1am. Chester.
Pa, and Mrs. LIcius Cron and
Mrs. Phillip Rochelle. of Phil
adelphia.
Funeral services win be held
tomorrow from ST. James Epis-
copal Church, Leesburg. The
service win be conducted by
Bishop Lloyd CraighilI. retired.
an uncle Of MI. Craighill, and
the Rev. Frank II. Ross. III. rec
tor Of st. James, Burial win be
IN Union Cemetery in L,eesburg.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Mrs. ]. N. Peter Kin
or First President

Mrs. Ida May Peter. SIS, d ma
tive Of Georgetown and distant
descendant of George Washing
ton, died yesterday at her home.
1906 Bristol avenue. Silver
Spring. Nd.
Mrs. Peter made her home re-
Gently with her youngest son.
Charles Peter. Previously she
lived for more than 20 years 1t
$40 Thayer avenue. silver
Spring.
Mlrs peter married william
a. Peter after the death of her
trsk husband, Joseph gchafer.
Mr.. peter. 4 carpenter at the
Walter Reed Hospital. died -
years ag0.
she Is survived ~ four daugh-
tere. Mrs. Laura Kuhlman. Of
JohnstowIl. Pa. Mrs. May
Feeney, Of 3O161s r street NV.
Hrs. Anna Teske, e624 Baltimore
avenue. College Park. Nd. and
mrs. Dorothy Torney. 2IO Ridge
more drive, Silver Spring: and
two SONS. william Peter. Cf
1ayattsviIle. and Charles Peter.
Of the Bristol avenue address.
Funeral services win Be held
at II an Tuesday at st. Luke:s
-
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Ms. Wesi, 81,
Formerly d District

Mrs. Christopher u West, 6l,
widow 0f D former washington
packing house operator. died Fri
day Ia Providence Hospital.
The former Mary a. zentgfaf,
Mrs. West was born III Washing
ton and attended st. Joseph'a
Catholic School.
Her husband. who died Ia 1914,
operated the Chris r. West CO.,
one Of the flrst meat packing
firms established IN the District.
The business had been started
BY his father on Bladensburg
road NE. Mr.. West also operated
butcher shops Ia the Eastern and
Center Markets.
Mr.. West sold the business
when he retired IN 1888. The
slaughterhoise IS now operated
by Kilsheimer Bros, Inc.
Surviving are four sons, Ed
ward, Of 27D9 Upshur street,
Mount Rainier. Nd: Leonard. 81
San Francisco: Bernard, Of 707
FarTaday place NE, and War
rem. Of 5024 Fifty-sixth place.
Hyattsville, where Mrs. West
made her home: daughter,
Mrs. Mary McAllister, Of the
Fifty-sixth place address, and
nine grandchildren.
Funeral services win be held
10 am. Tuesday ct the st. Ber-
nard Catholic Church. East Riy-
erdale, Nd. Burial win be IA the
Washington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
John B. Lotus, S5;
White House Aide

John 3. LOTUS, SIS, former
messenger for Presidents McKin-
ley and Theodore Roosevelt and
retired District policeman. died
yesterday at his home. 1914
Kingman place NV.
Police Chief Robert v. MUIR
ray ordered flags at police head
quarters and all police precincts
flown ct half mast until after
Mr.. LOTUS funeral.
A native of Oxford County,
N. c.. he attended public schools
In the area and graduated from
shaw University Ia Raleigh.
NC.
Mr.. LOTUS, colored, came to
Washington In 1894 and was
appointed . messenger with the
Treasury Department. ne later
was detailed to the White House
where he served during the Me-
Kinley and Roosevelt adrninis-
trations. President Roosevelt
recommended him for appoint-
ment to the Metropolitan Police
Department and he Joined the
force In 1907.
He served for N years III the
80 Precinct. holding one beat
In the Dupont Circle area most
Of this time.
He retired from the police
department Ia 1884 and became
. notary public. His notary ap-
pointment was signed BY Presi-
dent Franklin D. Roosevelt. Al
Baptist, he was 4 senior deacon
Of the Berean Church, Eleventh
and v streets NV.
Mr.. Lotus IS survived BY his
widow, Essie. and one daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Jolie, Of 1910 Ver-
mont avenue NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
|Dr. Richard FaIck, 81,
Research MyroIOgisi

ATLANTA. Jan. i.pr. Rich-
ard Falck. 81, research scien-
list formerly on the faculty d
the University of dottingen Ia
Germany, died today.
At Gottineen. be was pro-
fessor Of applied mycoloey. the
branch Of botany science which
deals with fungi. he had writ
ten numerous books on fungi
and was regarded Is an au-
thority on the subject.
Dr. Falck and his daughter.
Marianne. ned from Germany
u Palestine in 1855 during the
maxi regime They had made
their home ii Atlanta since
1850.
Miss Falcl. i research lahora-
tory assistant 81 Oelethorpe
University here. is her fathers
only survivor. His body win be
buried here.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Andrew N. Commit.
News Ielegrapher

DANBURY. Conn., Jan. -
/ Andrew M. ConniH. 70. retired
Assoeiated Press teleeraphcri
died last night II KEY West
Fla.
He Joined the Associated Press
IA 1899 and was ASSIGNED to the
Danbury Evening News. now the
News Times.
Mr.. Connifps wife. Lucy. who
died last May. was active IN
Democratic politics for years and
served Id the Connecticut legis-
lature.
His survivors include D son,
Frank, New York cclumnist and
war correspondent who got his
start ii the newspaper field here
ID the same ONCE where his
father worked as Q telegrapher
for 36 years.
At Mr. and mrs. Commits
golden wedding anniversary Nov
einber /, 1850, some 400 gathered
at q reception In their honor
and there were scores OF letters
and kilograms. One OF them was
signed by Harry s. Truman.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
After Boy Meets Girl
In Poland, There 5
No Place 10 Dance
81 shs oeias.d pre,s

VIENNA, Austria, Jan. =.
Boy meets girl IN Communist
ruled Poland. and then what?
A Polish newspaper says there
is no chance for young Poles II
love ito 60 places and do things :
The newspaper Trybuna Ro-
botnicza summed up the :sltua-
tion in Stalinograd Province Ia
this way:
y Al girl would think her boy
friend crazy II he suggested they
60 to 3 dance. Her Immediate
reaction would BE- to ask
..where?"
.Hefcre the war. there were
dozens Of such places in the
province" the newspaper said
THOSE among us who grew up
after the war win hardly beiieye
that. but It Is true
One former iltghtClun now
houses . furniture store. another
was seized for an cfiice of 4
trade co. operative, A third wa
turned Into 4 Inesshall. Tfle
newspaper added:
~one dance hall was even
turned into 3 tish market.
sour province tfor1nerly KAT
cwice) numbers more than {
quarter million people but has
only four places where dancing
takes place for those who have
enough muscles to fight tnesr
way in and enough stamina 60
stand the crowd and the thick
smoke :
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Narna nf Uha,tka

DAyIs. JAMES I. Ths family 81 the
lete JANEs 3. pAyIs wishes e sxpIsss
BE REV. j. a. Carter. ne Rev Robert
chsrsy e G eur Hsny kind =. nsishsCTs saI ,,,,
fui noFal pieces. teleRrams. cards and
3 - : a
rOWLEn, ANDREW. wish to express
my ainceer thanks 20 the Rev. Arthur
=. Zines. pastor. PEOPLES Congreeee
~ I tie iS.s @sss mMsnssss M ior tSs aoisI
Evening star., 1955-01-02
How Red Court Works

BERLIN. Jan. r. tE Com.
nnunst courts in East Germany
handing $50 cases of politics.
offenses against the stats ii
1854. reportediy came up with
these dispositions: 4 death sen
tences. Is life Imprisonment
terms. 4 total Of 1866 years ii
hard labor and l5S IN ordinary
fails.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Raymond I. Rapp,
Buyer ior Woodward
Store Since IS, Dies

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Evening star., 1955-01-02
Noyy Officer 5 Services
70 Be Held Today

Services for Comdr. Marvin M.
Mclean. 54. Navy physician and
q native Of washington who died
Friday ct Bethesda Naval Hcspi-
tai, win be held 10 am. Tuesday
at Hines Funeral Home. 290i
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
win be IN Arlington National ce-
metery. He lived 1T l4lS Newton
street NE.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
In Mr,,tnria,i.

4 BOYD. CnARLHS y q 6fCsii. A tribute
of. love and desntssn tr the memory
e cH1cK ~ s0q po9n s p ao fsis isfs 3 g sud-
dassgsly "a sean aso today. January 2.
Gone but lEsEs 6sSsE s,l IN = s,,ssg ssEses.sa.
BR0InKkyON. HOSE MARIE. IN iovlns
ter tRrmRs0 R0se 81 zRe G2 hsDs ssRoTrk4 astiE sas no
depaEted this life one year aRo. Jann-
We aid not stand beside .you
mt e sss your ~, ss e asptrs ssof ts v.,. 49,
Il Il sinost broke broke our our hearts. @
The shock Tint We received that dsy.
We sttli tenenibers well
xog never !, had yord g ssy.
No one knows the silent heartaches
Only those who have lose scan tell
MoMSiiIE. siisTiEEais IND BkoTHER5.
CLARK PHILR 4. srHILI. g msmory,
godfather. PHILIP "A. (PHILl CLARK,
who departed this life four years
ago today, January 2, 1851.
His life Is : beautiful memory,
Hs s IS sIssa ssIeep % "a Gods Sssutifdi ssidsn
ToSR ths i5aSs'Rf 6 sShIsfs BRsAa1SsaHrxR
ETA kTg efaRk nslA abRTFisNE EIE IL cEahK ARK
AND GLORIA McI.AURlN.
FAHEY, JOSEPH 4. n sad but loving
renlenlbrance ox our dearly beloved
brother Joseph q. FAHEX. Eho de-
January y. f941. Anniversary mass
SC Sc. Stephen,s Church.
cone. int not FORGOTTEN.
IquE Ru1Es,ryip1ss PEsOIkD SYSTEMS AND
G0RnSN f.TjGV : n iovInT n,enioTy of
u nv s,ser ,,1Sfker ffTfsv TsSlEISJN WIN
~ nsssed 49, aWs1 fwsnfy.ftve yesfs 80
toisy. January D, 1880
I,ov,nr memories never. eiie
fleess n. nv hea Il .nefIaory is fepf
al e,,s 4. I Ioyesi and can never forset.
SON. JOHN r, sNEED. 81.
ssstShber ssther InaM nlSMgrE ona oMIcF ~ cofE.
Sasas - -, ,,,,crv Il ffl11 and r5pceiIi.
Ser sI isss ys Thsir lives was an inspira-
tion and memory bensdistion, peg z. h = q.
Ihey 60 90 nos iaps N'su Wy ssas 3 any
Tg,ase. fSnes fl,at re loved ON earth
Below, s.
INIT Ssthed II he eternal heht Or the
fsfow 49, ever brighter II the heAgeriiy
81. i siss sss .Il.n. v..sh.. J, j.. ,a.shs,
tho DAY. f " IN !. 4. I 5s N, 3 Il
We hear celestial melodies thnt Seem
a message from our loved ones Iar
.r,svy,5 nv SstS II Y,,,r,s Ay,MArQrl ~ COLE
Lnn HGS1s SNaTHATgR mi johnson
AM "a - -
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NElxnExs ~ te,evsd 49, hrathsT. V;Ti.- r.
fTxM f1ssEi5H fBffIJ NETTZRY who
aaTe,.tsTS thfs fife sixteen yearn ago
yooas. sanuAts .... 8
xoy Msrs 1870 susn 800 and Ei,aS.
d.,s,, ~ sS,ssisf siaus f,rsxer n n,ir hearka
hvh "a siSsna W ~ mr. minds -
No there IL nothing We can say
Except. loving prayer
That God VIII bless you ueafest pLntnek
HIS LOVING BROTHERS AND
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Gold coust Port

Tcma, the coming new port of
the Gold Coast, already has fts
first post ONCE. near the site at
the proposed harbor.