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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26
AT The RINCSIDE
by CHARLES y. LIVINGSTON
An Advice To Hurricane" jackson


tropical ultimately itself and this nigh
wen be socaed hurricane Tommy jackson
Far Rockaway N. Y, heavyweight
might fsc
contention three professional fist fighting
he hasn't mastered the art Of self defense
One of crudst pair gloves
ton looks like brawer the elongated fighter with the
Outright Of the
better heayweghs OF the day Included among his victims Ia the
promising City heavyweight Rex and
recently Charles heavyweight champion
boh ngb however jackson showed little in the way OF defense
simply opponents with his persistent swsrng at
tack
might oyepowering fighter
queer odd
badly fashioned left abs and Wild round house swings
though his opponent throwing
punches all angles and catching sim he
nearly always to out top and herein lies the
trouble.
especially fading fighters
moving targets may give
impression course 30 Tommys
defense is pitifuly Inadequate
valdez proved ago Finding
Jackson target he buffeted him at Will finally knocking him
out in the second round
Jimmy siade the spoer did the same thing to Tommy pound
He easily deesionsd Jackson their first meeting but Tommy
got the edge In the
does good Thus Jackson who
heavyweight threat ia wise he win learn the finer points OF his trade
ard not merely try to outiast his opponents
The alternatives clear Fc oblivion graduation into the
ever-sweiing ranks OF punch druna
Archie Moore
An this column written Archie Moore bidding Guido
the international Boxing Club In drumming publicity forth
coming
Intentionally Archie the philosopher
pubu has great lengths to attract attention to this
that the stock the professional
pub Moore keeps his before tho public which he hopes
win support him financially fight night.
not that Archie msrusts the IBcs publicity
The goaeed ST. Lousan simply loves to devise Of
reaching public personally he
through which background
years fighting while nibbed the
pums intends than principal
In championship fight. blame hlm7
When consider the fact that tho light heavyweight cham
pon deep enlist public for his de-
admitted the
sighted downright ignored
training intends to live cheer
let the public about
his conditioning indicated
band to entertain
him.
H lives dangerously because he taking flying lessons the
vicinity training much to the dis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26
JAM ON THE RIVER

One of the dramatic features of
the early forest industry was the
log jam. When floating logs were
impeded and were piling higher
and higher there were great ac-
tiwties and dangers. The Missis-
sippi had large long jams, some
OF them talked about to this day.
The st. Croix had exciting
times. Angle rock was a projec-
ton at the dalles of this river
There was also a bend in the
river. The combination OF rock
and bend created many log jams.
In 1865 there was a great jam
and the river was packed with
logs for more than a mile above
the offending rock.
In 1887 another jam nearly took
the bridge at the head of the
dalles. In 1888 there was another
great pile up.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26
Dixie Sfote Fighter
Forced Cancellation OF
Soun Roy Oeyhy

Augusta, Ga.--(ANP)--A Dixie
States RICHTER, who once repre-
scented the United States in diplo-
matte affairs. last week prided
himself for bringing about the
cancellation of this city's 18th an
nual boys soap box derby in
which two Negro boys were enter
ed along with more than so white
contestants.
Hugh Gladney Grant, who serv-
ed as u. s. Minister in Albania
from 1888 to 1889 and in Thailand
from 1910 to 1871. said that by
causing cancellation Of the race,
he had frustrated an attack on
our white civilization"
He termed enrolment OF the
two Negro boys In the race as
part and parcel of a pattern to
break down segregation of the
races" and demanded that the
boys entered be barred or the con-
test abandoned.
Grant is president of the States
Rights Council of Georgia.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26

This paper Is first In Its field In
circulation, advertising and COM
munity service.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26

like the IBC which lot Of dough tied the bout
OF his publczed his
President greeted
sports personalities
Whether all these activities pub
hcity at Its best
Meanwhile already sold himself public
all serious heavyweight contenders Still
stimulate Interest In this fight should not unnoced
Archie might not realize It, but he unusual foresight
for publicity ring public
should prove very successful for him.
What pubicist Moore would mahe
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26
Sci! l3I - TRADE -
(11;E$3I1l3!l;l!E
Mrs. Ola Moe Davis Is
Mystery Picture Winner

An early telephone call on Fri
day, August IS. meant free sub
scription for Mrs. Ola Mae Davis.
1925 Aldrich Az. S.. Minneapolis,
when she identified the mystery
picture as that Of her brother.
Theodore Roosevelt Clark, 400
Fifth Av. s.
Mrs. Davis will receive the
Minneapolis SPOKESMAN for
three months.
YOU TOO CAN WIN!
Identify this picture by giving
US the name and address OF the
person and win a three months
subscription to the st. Paul RE-
CORDER or the Minneapolis
SPOKESMAN. The prize will be
awarded to the first caller, so act
now!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26
Cross Burned On luwn
OF NAhCp Attorney

Richmond, Va. -- (ANP) $3.50 A
cross was burned on the lawn OF
Oliver w. Hill, attorney for the
NAACP.
Hill said he was awakened a
bout 2 a. m. by n neighbor who
told him that the fiery symbol OF
the Ku Klux Khan had been left
on his front lawn.
There was cross about six
feet high and five feet wide burn
ing on the lawn. 1 called the fire
department and they came and
put It out" Hin said.
He said the cross was made OF
wood. wrapped in burlap and APP
parently soaked in kerosene.
HIN was one of the lawyers in
the Virginia school case which led
to the Supreme Court decision
outiawing segregation in public
schools.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26
Ebony Ballroom
Reopens Friduy

Ebony Ballroom. 635 Olson
Highway. called one of the most
beautiful dancing places in the
NV. reopens Friday night Aug.
20.
The ballroom will feature local
bands Friday, Saturday and Sun
day night. Occasionally the ball
room will feature nationally
known bands.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26
BEAUTY AND FUN

sklLLFuL mingling Of comedy and
feminine lovelIness will earmark
this years edition Of the State Fair
Revue. featured last nine nights Of
the Aug. 81 through Sept. S Min
nesota State Fair. Several outstand-
ing stage and circus acts will be
laced together with huge dancing
productions. Daring aerial acts from
all parts OF the world will feature
The spectacular program OF the State
Fair Revue OF 1855, which will be
clima1ed by a gorgeous display OF
fireworks.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26

Hundreds Of persons learn n
bout the birthdays and wedding
anniversaries % their Relatives
and friend. In the birthday
Grc~tinE>" and WEDDING Anal
versailles" column In this paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26
Cyclists TO RACE

NATIONWIDE attention will be
focused on the Minnesota State
Fair Saturday. Sept, ), when the
cream OF Americas motorcycle
riders take part IN the national
seyen-mile championship race. A
purse Of $500 Is expected TO draw
scores o. racers for the ANA.
sanctioned program, held IN con
junction with the famed Swenson
Thrillcade. featuring the Twin
Ride Of Death In this daring feat.
two speeding autos darting down a
steep runway. one on the heels ot
the other. will execute Joint triple
somersaul,s In the air. and drop
into a net
Evening star., 1955-05-25
MAY LAND OTHER D. c. BOYS
Holy Cross Gets HeoIy,
Versatile Cadet Star

It's Holy Cross for Jim
(Bubba) Healy, st. Johns ALL
Metropolitan guard. and it looks
as though the Crusaders will
pluck other choice plums in the
Catholic schoolboy leagues here
and in Baltimore.
Ronnie Bennett and Frank
Vita Of Gonzaga are awaiting
word from Worcester, Mass. on
their applications for athletic
grants-in-aid. And Greg Did
den. a three-letter athlete at
Georgetown Prep, probably will
so to Holy Cross at his own ex-
pense.
Over in Baltimore the big sur
prise in scholastic sports circles
is the choice Of Holy Cross by
Tom Greene, quarterback for
Loyola Prep.
Greene, about 6-foot-1 and
180 pounds, has been a pupil OF
Bob Williams on the Fairgrounds
during recent summers. 1t had
been a foregone conclusion that
Greene was ticketed for Notre
Dame, Williams alma mater,
but Holy Cross asked him first
and he has indicated his choice
accordingly.
Healy, 1877 pounds and a four
letter man, has been reported
going first to Notre Dame and
then Virginia. But last week Holy
Cross sent Healy a notice of ac-
ceptance of his application for
a four lyear scholarship. !
Bennett and Vita, both three
Evening star., 1955-05-25
5 Races Share Spotlight
At Rosecroft TONIGHT

More than half the harness
races at Rosecroft Raceway to-
night are features of one sort or
another.
The program includes the ST.
500 Gunther Trophy Pace as the
seventh race, two $2.500 divisions
of the Quick Trick Memorial
Pace as the fifth and sixth races
and two $500 divisions Of the
District of Columbia Trot as the
first and third races.
Jimmy Highland and Spruce
Up are among the good ones in
the seventh race, a pace. Jimmy
Highland, down from Maine with
personal record of 2:0O2s. will
be driven by Benny Michael.
Spruce Up, with Han Nelson
driving. was an upset winner in
last weeks Variety Club pace in
2:044s. Worth consideration is
Extra Special, coming from three
wins at Magnolia Park for her
first Rosecroft start.
Selector, winner of four in a
row. and Vernon Ellington, a
2:05 winner in his last one at
Rosecroft. are among the best
in the sixth race, also a pace,
while Reeds Knight and Sunset
Bay, both previous winners at
Rosecroft, will get attention in
the fifth.
Boot Key and Dream Hill were
Evening star., 1955-05-25
ROsEcROFTs
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; class -
pace: I mile;
ss;y sTs,i MsT. &. S...,, S.f.y 1880 So ssS aS
Mighty Prompt tWaltefs) 500
Southern Prince, Mighty Con. Seattle
Chief. Vernon Dale. Mil HI lie. 2:06.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; class C
SsSnoai.s sc.oetstt, 500 800 GO : s.sc g
Stonebridge Gale 1iubbarO 500
Ohio Boy Mike Bohemia, Velvet Han
over, Ray Goose. 2:06.
DALI DOUBLE PAID-RosY MORN t6
and CANNONITE tal, ssi.60.
THIRD RAcE-purse. $500; class &C
Siekls yoie tL.s.nt., 1,so $50 GO 800
Boots Hanover 0Camercn) 1890 s.d0
Jasmine Hanover ParkinsOnl $50
oood 1ssit .S eflin h Proud %sFthS 5m sgaSSs sgSs
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500: class "A
trot; The Anderson Jewelry Trophy; l
Mir.el. HIl MARTIN, $40 ,ss.22SS s.sc g
Toni DarnIey (Carter) $50
. Darn Quick, Jewell Dean Helen Van
FIFTH RAcE-purse. $1,000; pace;
F;Iss F:ss. fss%: Ss.sr 'si GS sss sss s;s ss
LOO zcmb.lie ii n Able ds"' Richaland. Doctor
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: trot:
class il: The Anderson Jewelry TrO-
Boot Kew IBcrinr, 1880 seeoo $50
Miss Mary stewart tCarIock) 3.2O
sandras Worthy, Calumet Woollen'
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000:
pace BIB class; THE Jack Blank Tro-
Dream Hill martin, 1920 $40 40
Sandy Roseeroft (Larentel 4.4O $50
Star Too, Peter Ball, Lil's Boy. AL
derf EfoHrH Han9VsT sAcEmpurse. El1s 5000 pace
classified: / mile.
R4esutISs siles RUy a. Minsie.r, MI1le 60" SO 7cS
vieHf as.oD DE B.t.s Ass ,Rsr sds Hanover 3ss ses
Boy. Dale Royal. Paurs LADY. Time.
Attendance. $500. Total mutuel han
die. GoR6. AL
Evening star., 1955-05-25
GRADED HANDICAPS
AT ROSECROFT
DAILY DOUBLE CLOSES SEQ Pm.
BOST TIME, 500 PM.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: trot;
class 90: THE District Of Columbia'
Evening star., 1955-05-25
Bob Chiodi Becomes
Grid Aide at Lehioh

BETHELEM, Pa, May Is (P).
Bob Chiodi, former end at
Maryland, was appointed assist
ant football coach at Lehigh
University yesterday.
Chiodi, defensive end with the
Terrapins in 1949-50, has been
an assistant coach at Richmond,
Ind, High School the last three
years. He is from Souderton, Pa.
Evening star., 1955-05-25

the big horses last night. Boot
Key, without a win in six previ-
GUS starts. came up strongly at
the finish of the $4,000 sixth
race trot for a neck win over
favored General Meredith. Jack
Boring was in the sulky. Boot
Keys payoff was the best of the
night at $3.50, $500 and $3.50.
His time of 2:04Ks also was tops.
Dream Hill, who cost her own
er 10000. was in front all the
way to take the $1,000 seventh
race pace in 2:043s.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
One Event for 'SoweH
PITTSBURCH. Nav IS (E

PITTSBURGH. May Is R.-
Arnie Sowell, Pitts top distance
runner. will participate only in.
the 880-yard run at the IC-44
track meet Friday and Saturday
at Randalls Island, N. Y. We're
not going to take a chance and
burn out the boy" Track Coach
Carl Olsen said. He'll run only
the $780,"
Evening star., 1955-05-25

THIRD RACE-Purse, 1880: trot;
class 20: The District of Columbia"
L..-. i rinin Il.
Evening star., 1955-05-25

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $3.50; pace;
class IS: Quick Trick Memorial" (first
Evening star., 1955-05-25
Young SIGNS With Colts

BALTIMORE, May IS (R.-
Buddy Young, Baltimore Colts
star back. has signed for his
fifth season, the Colts announced
today. Young was voted the
most popular member Of the
tea mlaSt year. He is % years
old.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
British Girl Runs Mile
In 4::5O.8 for Record

LONDON, May Is (P.-Pretty
Diane Leather ran the mile at
White City Stadium in 4:50.8
last night-fastest time ever for
q woman.
Diane, 23-year-old laboratory
assistant, held the previous best,
Evening star., 1955-05-25

too-her 1895 turned in at Bir-
mingham last year. That was
the first time a woman ever ran
the mile in less than five
minutes.
Her new mark goes down as
a British record but not as a
world record. The woman's
mile is not recognized under In
ternational Amateur Athletic
Federation rules.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
Pirates Call Up Hoque

PITTSBURGH, May Is (P.-
The Pirates have called up CAL
win Hogue, righthanded pitcher,
from their Hollywood farm club.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Overture, Brutus Tass, Van
ity's Son.
2ALACK DIAMOND W.,
Swamp Fire, Adde'S Pick.
3-volomite Express, Emily GAL
lon. Trudy Spencer.
4-Titan Up. Claret Hanover.
Mont.
5-Sunset Bay, 1--WE Session.
Reeds Knight.
6-Salector. Vernon ELLINGTON.
Impkin.
Jimmy Highland, Spruce Up,
Extra Special.
ED W.. Miss Forbes Chief,
Raider Hunt.
Longshot daily double-SHAKE
UP and ERIC'S BONNIE.
Evening star., 1955-05-25

sport athletes at Gonzaga, visited
the Holy Cross campus last week
end. Bennett, Is. was an ALL
Prep halfback in football and
an All-Metropolitan selection in
basketball. He says his scholar
ship will be for basketball If he
gets it.
Vita was a pile-driving full
back out of Gonzaga's single
wing last fall and is seeking a
grant for his football abilities.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
NORCROSS GREETINGS

always appropriate, always welco
cards for all occasions
Whatever occasion you wish to remem-
Der. Norcross has provided an appropriate
greeting. Both whimsical cords and those
of q serious tone for erown-ups and chill
dren, Sc to LOO
story-book cards for children
Six different, odoroble cords of q boy and
girl from onother lond with their story in
side Send them any time, children will
odore them. Pockooe of 6. 100
WGL-Stotionery, lst Floor
:. oiso Chevy Chose and AIexondno
Evening star., 1955-01-30
When to Shop at Woodies:

Washington Store, 9:3O to 6 daily
except Thursdays, 1890 to 9
Chevy Chase and Alexandria Stores.
9:3O to 6 daily except Thursdays
and Fridays, 1890 to 9
Evening star., 1955-01-30

The new "Shorties" with smaller sheets,
slender. lined envelopes, come in Inner
weove", Regency, London Crushed
Lightweight" and "SheerIite"; quantities
vary from 80 to so sheets, "a to 80 en-
velopes.
4. Inneweove "Shorties" in white. blue
or yellow; 30 574x5 "a" sheets, "a en-
velopes controst lining LOO
S. Modern Initiol," BIT larger than
"Shorties," white with fuchsio initial on
French cuff; "a sheets and fuchso-
lined envelopes. l.5O
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22

Milo Kodak, kojeg sliku ovdje
donosino, da ga brata prija-
telji jos jednom vide.
Pokojni brat Kodak je pristupio
u nase redove godine 1901, ko-
je je takodjer priveo svoja diva u
nuka cetiri praunuka, sto znaci
da je on cijenio ponosio Sc ma
Som zajednicom. On je prosao
kao sto mi svi prolazimo kroz
borbu zivota, nu ali redove Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice nije nj
kada napustio.
Pokojni brat liza sebe ostavlja
suprugu, jana, koja je isto cla-
MICA odsjeka %, sina Michaela i
diva brata, Josipa u Gary, Indi-
ana Petra u Welland, Canada.
Odsjek % je ucinio sto cini i "a
svakog drugog clana, polozio je Ii
jepi vijenac ma odar pokojnog
brata, a brata clanovi odsjeka ga
ponesli ma njegov posljednji poci-
max, il crkve Svetog Franciska ma
Calvary Groblje. Ma grobu je u
ime clanstva oprostio Sc mas pred
sjednik, Stjepan Norsic, koji je
procitao nadgrobno slovo tako
Sc "a uvijek oprostio sa pokojnim
bratom Kodak.
Neka mu je slava pokoj vjecni,
a njegovim milim dragima nase
iskreno saucesce.
---- Grill PetroYich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22
JOHN BROZOVIC

Drugi je mas start clan brat
John Brozovich, koji je umro ia
%. marca 1856. isto Il Roslyn-Cle
Elum Hospital. Bolovao je "a de-
set godina, a u bolnici je bio samo
pet. dana.
Pokojni brat Brozovich jc rodjen
1860. godine mjestu MrlSopalj,
Jugoslavija, odakle je dosao u
Pennsylvaniju 1884. U Roslyn je
dosao 1885. tu zivio sve do svojc
smrti. Radio je u ugljokopima sve
do godine 1880, tada je napustio
posao jer je BIO ma istome teze
ozlijedjen.
Njegova supruga, Mary Brozo-
vich, je umrla ovdje u Roslynu ma
3. januara owe godine. Bio je star
94 godine dugogodisnji clan ma
Seq odsjeka.
LA sebe je ostavio jednog sina,
Frank E. Brozovich Roslynu;
jednu kcer, Frances Brozovich u
/ Seattle, / troje unucadi i osmero
praunutadi.
| Njegovi mrtvi ostanci su bill IL
lozeni u pogrebnom zavodu Stoves
Davies, odakle je povorka krenu-
! la ma 81. marca u mjesnu crkvu
Immaculate Conception, g'dje je
bila odsluzena sveta misa zaduS-
MICA po Rev Joseph Sondergled
u 9 sati jutro. U diva sata posli-
je podne bio je pokopan uz svoju
suprugu, Mary, ma Calvary Grob-
lju u Seattle. Pokojnikova je bila
leila "a zivota, da Sc umjesto vi
jenaca, koje bi rodbina prijatelji
polozili ma njcgov odar, tai novac
daruje crkvi.
Neka je pokojnom bratu Johnu
Brozovich lahka crna zemlja u ko-
| joj vec pociva, a njegovu sinu i
kceri, unucadi praunucadi svoj
drugoj svojti nase iskreno sauce
| see.
Rudolph Koyacevich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22
STJEPAN MRSIC

ROslyn, Wash. - DrustVo 'Dr.
David Starcevit", odsjek broj Sc
HBz. ovime javlja zalosnu vijest,
da je IL svojih redova sa smrcu
izgubio diva stara dugogodisnja
clana, koji su kako slijedi:
Prvi je brat stjepan Mrsit, ko-
il je preminuo dana "a. marca
1855. u Roslyn-Cle Elum Hospital.
Brat Mrsit je bio rodjen u mje-
stu Jablanac, Jugoslavija, rs. ju-
ma godine 1892, odakle je dosao
Iu Minnesota godine 1912. U Ros-
lyn je dosao godine 1920, gdje je
ostao sve do svoje smrti. Radio je
u ugljokopima.
Bio je dugogodisnji Clan naseg
odsjeka, a prosle godine je PRIMO
cd Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
zlatni znak "a 50-godisnje tlano-
vanje u istoj. Takodjer je bio du-
gogodisnji Clan drustva Fraternal
Order of Eagles No. 696 u Ros-
lynu.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je iz-
lozeno u Stoves-Davies Funeral
Home, koji je pogrebni zavod
upravljao sa sprovodom, koji Sc
je odrzao dne 27. marca uz crkve-
ne obrede, mjesnoj crkvi I'm
maculate Conception, koje je od-
sluzio Rev. Joseph Sondergled
LA toga povorka je krenula ma
Eagles Cemetery, gdje je bio + D
kopan uz svoju suprugu, Anu Mr.
sic, koja je umrla mjeseca de-
cembra 1858.
Kako je umrla njegova supru-
ga, tako ovdje nije imao nikakove
rodbine, nego je ostavio starom
kraju jednog brata dvije sestre
kojima ovim putem izrazujemo
nase drustveno saucesce, a MENU
neka je lahka zemlja i pol1oj vie.
! chi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22

Pokojni brat pristupio je Il mas
odsjek godine 1852, u kojem je
bio dobar clan, radio je pona-
gao gdje je pomoc trebala.
LA sebe je ostavio svoje oza-
loscene roditelje, oca majku, bra
ia Williama baku Angelinu, ko-
il ga ne &c nikada zaboraviti zbog
njegove dobrote; u starom kraju
ostavlja svoga ujaka Iliju Radio
tetu Martu Relic, koji &c ga ta-
kodjer tesko zaboraviti, jer i'm je
uvijek pred svake velike praznike
slao lijepe darove. Isto tako je
ostavio mnogu bliznju rodbinu u
Windsoru Toronto, Canada, koji
su dosli da ga posjete ma odru i
isprate ga ma vjecni pocinak.
Niegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno pogrebnom zavodu Grdi-
ma, gdje su mnogi clanovi, rodbina
i prijatelji dolazili da ga vide da
mu iskazu zadnju pocast, te su nlu
polozili krasne whence ma njegov
odar platili svete mise "a pokoj
njegove duse, medju kojim wien
Gina bio je i krasni vijenac naseg
odsjeka u znak zadnje pocasti.
Ma %. marca krenula je zalos-
ma povorka cd pogrebnog zavoda
do ukrajinske pravoslavne crkve
Sveti Michael, gdje je odsluzena
sveta misa po diva svecenika, Rev.
AleXie Potulniku / njegovu pomoc-
niku. liza toga povorka je krenula
do Sunset Memorial Park, North
Olmstead, Ohio, gdje je predan
majci zemlji ma vjecni potinak.
Tu mad otvorenim grobom, u ime
clanstva naseg odsjeka cd pokoj-
nika Sc je oprostio dolje potpisani
Neka tt je brate Nicholas Boit
Jr. lahka gruda americke zemlje
gdje tvoje mlado tijelo pociva,
, neka ii je mir vjecna slava, a
tvojoj miloj dragoj obitelji, koju
liza sebe ostavljas, izrazujem nase
iskreno sauceste.
Nick HranilOvic, tajnik
Zahvala. Ovime Sc cd srca
zelimo zahvaliti svima onima, koji
su pohodili mrtvo tijelo naseg mi
log dragog sina tjesili mas ma
Sol velikoj zalosti, mad gubitkom
naseg neprezaljenog sina. Isto ta-
ko hvala svima onima, koji su po-
lozili lijepe whence ma njegov O.
, dar, platili svete mise "a njegovu
! dusu koji su ga otpratili ma vice.
nj pocinak. Svima yam lijepa hva-
la.
Ozalosteni roditelji,
Nicholas Maria Boit
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22
LUKA TONKOVIC

Drugi je mas dugogodisnji clan,
brat Luka Tonkovic, koji je pre-
minuo ma 21. travnja o. &. Pokoj-
mix je rodjen godine 1875. u mje-
stu Sinac, kotar Otocac, Lika, Hr-
vatska. Pristupio je u zajednicu
godine 1918, bio je miran dobre
naravi, te kao start kolonista u
zivao je dobar glas.
Njegov odar bio je okiten sa
mnogobrojnim vijencima cvijeca,
medju kojima Sc je nalazio je-
dan cd naseg odsjeka u znak zad-
ME pocasti.
liza sebe ostavlja tri sina, John,
Frank Joseph, cetiri kcerke,
Anne Tonkovic Helen Janik u
Indiana Harbor, Ind, Katherine
Takacs Gary, Ind. Rose Bondra
III Whiting, Ind. pet unucadi.
Cd kapele brata Pruseckog po-
vorka je krenula do hrvatske cr-
kve Presveto Trojstvo, gdje je mas
zupnik Rev. Paul Bogovich odslu-
zio svetu misu. Nakon svrsene mi
Sc povorka je krenula do grob-
liza st. John Hammond, Ind. Bio
| je lijepi dan pax je bilo vidjeti
mnogo automobile svi puni ma
roda. Mad otvorenim grobom mas
drustveni predsjednik, brat Peter
Penich protitao je nadgrobno slo-
vo "a brata Brajkovita tako "a
brata Tonkovica.
Nasoj pokojnoj brati Josipu
Brajkovit Luki Tonkovit bila i'm
lahka ova zemlja u kojoj oni po-
civaju, a njihovoj obitelji, rodbini
i prijateljima nase iskreno sauce
see.
| Conrro Ro1icH 70 oi,,;ly
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-22

Hrvatska. Pristupio u mas odsjek
godine 1851, bio je samac i niko-
ga cd rodbine nije imao osim Mrs.
Manda Mario Mr.. Frank zafran,
bliznji prijatelji.
Mrtvo pokojnikovo tijelo bilo je
izlozeno kod pogrebnika Julius
Raymond Prusecki kapeli, a ma
njegov odar mas odsjek polozio je
vijenac cvije6a znak zadnje po-
casti. Pokopan je u groblju St
John u Hammond, Ind. Mas zup-
mix, Rev. Paul Bogovich blagoslo-
VIC mrtve ostanke u kapeli brace
Prusecki ma groblju.