davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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A study of this attendance table
shows an increase in average daily
attendance from 143 in 1949-50 to
204 in 1954-55, or a total increase
of 81 for the six-year period. 1t
will be noted that the increase in
the elementary grades was 81
pupils while the high school in
creased Z pupils. During the six
year period the small school at
Colington was consolidated with
Kitty Hawk School. This consolida-
ton accounts for some of the in
crease in average daily attendance.
On the basis of average daily at
tendance pointed out above, it ap-
pears evident that any substantial
increase in enrolment in the Kitty
Hawk School would have to come
from pupils moving into the dis
trict rather than from pupils
currently enrolled. While local
people have stressed the fact that
if proper high school facilities were
available, more people would be-
come permanent residents of the
district and school enrolment
would therefore increase, it ap-
pears doubtful to this committee
that a sufficient number of perma-
nent residents would locate in the
area to bring about any appreci-
able increase in high school enroll
ment. There has been marked in
crease in construction and utiliza-
ton of the area for summer vaca-
ton purposes, yet the committee
observed little, if any, evidence
which would indicate that any
amount of industrial growth will
take place which will attract per-
manent residents with school age
children. The average family with
school age children must have work
opportunities as a means of sup
port. Such opportunities are at a
minimum in the Kitty Hawk area.
Recommendations
l. Elementary School
The committee recommends the
construction of a new school plant
to provide adequate facilities for
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CONTINUED from Page One)

Dictated at the meeting Thursday
that they would go along with the
proposal for the center route,
which for the most part lies ap-
proximately 1000 feet west of the
present road. Commissioner Win
slow was of the impression that
with few exceptions, the landown-
ers would contribute the rights of
way.
Highway Commissioner Emmett
Winslow of Hartford, and Divis-
ion Engineer w. N. Spruill of
Ahoskie brought the maps to Man
teo to show the people. About 40
people attended from Kitty Hawk,
Kill Devil Hills, Mays Head and
Manteo.
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and was also being used for book
and business machine storage. 1t
appears that the dining room is
being used for Institutional pur-
poses in commercial work, primar-
lily tipping. The auditorium appears
to be of adequate capacity but the
general arrangement of the build
ing is such that one grade is hold
ing classes in this auditorium.
Toilet facilities are accessible from
the exterior and from the audi
forum. These facilities are in a
good state of repair and appear to
be operating properly. Because of
the high water table within the
area, the septic tank is built above
grade and is much too close to the
building. The sewage outfall line
from the toilets is above grade APP
proximately two feet between the
building and the septic tank. The
heating system has been recently
installed and consists of a hand
fired steel boiler with unit heaters
throughout the building. This ar
rangement could provide the nee
essary heat but because of the
nature of the heating equipment
it is not considered desirable for
classroom use. All classrooms are
equipped with one incandescent
light as the only source of artifi-
cial illumination. The only possible
way to provide adequate artificial
illumination would be to completely
re-wire and re-equip the building.
1t is easy to understand how the
patrons of the local school district
are quite concerned about the in
adequacy of facilities at this
plant. We agree that more ade-
quate facilities should be provided.
However, in our work throughout
the State, we quite often see
buildings which are in worse con-
dition than this plant and located
in areas which could provide prop
er facilities more easily than Dare
County. We make this statement
only to relieve some of the anxiety
but do not intend that this state
ment be used as an excuse to re-
lieve the County Board of Educa-
ton of the responsibility of provid-
ing adequate facilities.
School Population
The following table shows the
average daily attendance in Kitty
Hawk School for the six-yea1
period, 1949-1950 1954-1955:
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which all communities of the
Coastland, large or small, take
pride.
To give you an idea of what we
want, let us commend to you this
weeks subject who is the wife of
a college professor in Iowa. She is
Mrs. Miriam Davenport Burke,
whose father, the late Capt.
Howard E. Davenport, left home
81 years ago to go to sea. But
he always longed for Tyrrell
County and the joys of life in the
Coastland until his death in 1886.
His daughter Miriam, now Mrs.
William L. M. Burke of Iowa City,
Iowa was born in Boston in 1915.
Her career has taken her about
the world long way from Tyrrell
County and the world of her grand
mother, but she says Gin an odd
sort of way her Tyrrell County
grandparents are responsible for
the path l have taken"
at was their deep respect for
learning and for learned men
which, passed on to my father and
from him to me, pushed me, as it
were, into the academic world. My
grandfather was a Tyrrell County
farmer like any other. But he
shared with many of them at that
time, a system of values that
placed learning above riches
knowledge ahead of fine carriages
Their heroes are still my own, and
l am happy and proud to share the
life of scholar"
Mrs. Burke married a scholar
Her husband, Prof. William L. M
Burke is now professor OF Ancient
and Medieval Art at the State Uni
versity of Iowa since 1853. He
went there from Princeton Univer-
sity where he was Director of the
Index of Christian Art.
Now his wife, this brilliant WON.
an of Tyrrell ancestry never
thinks of herself as having a ca
reer, but as an ordinary phenome.
non, "the faculty wife," Such 8
woman's life in her opinion is Gin.
teresting enough, but not exciting
for others to read about" ever
though it has taken her a long
ways from Tyrrell County, intc
F, excitement, adventure and danger
Well, let us see about Mrs
Burke.
In 1882 at the age when hel
daddy pulled out to go to sea, sh,
graduated from the Senior High
School of New Rochelle, N. Y, ant
four years later, with high honors
she got her B. A. from Smith Col
lege. She followed with graduat'
work in the history of Art a
New York University, 1878, ant
then studied for two years il
France at Institut d. Art ct d
| Archaeologie of the University O.
Paris. But studies there were in
terrupted when the Germans tool
d Paris in June 1910.
j During 1904, she served a
Secretaire Generate to the Elmer
gency Rescue Committee, Mar
settles, France. This being al
| American organization, headed b.
Varian Fry, set up to rescue from
the Nazis those writer's, artists
lscholars and democratic anti
fNazis, whose brave stand ha,
placed their lives in danger. This
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Committee was in fact one of the
earliest organized resistance move
ments in France, beginning effec-
tive operation a bare two months
after the defeat of France. Among
the 1000 persons saved were the
novelists Heinrich Mann and Franz
Werfel; the painter, Marc Chagall;
the sculptor, Jacques Lipschitz.
She returned to the United
States just after Pearl Harbor,
and served during the war as Re-
search Assistant to the American
Council of Learned Societies Com
mittee on the Protection of Gull
tural Treasures in War Areas, and
in 1915 and 46 set up for them
Photographic archive of damaged
monuments, (churches, castles, pal
aces, libraries, art collections, ar
chives, etc. to be housed in the
National Archives of Washington,
D. C.
In 1916 she married Prof. Burke,
and while living at Princeton, N.
]. she worked as Assistant to Prof.
Frederick Stohlman, who was pre-
pairing an Inventory of Limoges
Enamels of the 12th-13th centuries.
The Burkes moved to Iowa in
1851 and there she enrolled as a
graduate student in Art Education
and took an M. A. in 1868. She
became a professional artist the
same year, and began showing
painting and sculptures in regional
shows throughout the middle-west.
She has been awarded three prizes,
one in painting, two in sculpture;
one of her watercolors is now in
the permanent collection of the
Des Moines Art Center ian oil in
the State University of Iowa Col
lection; some in private collections.
She is presently a Research
Assistant for this academic year
in the Art Education Department
of the State University of Iowa,
working in the laboratory high
school of the University.
In 1954-55 the couple took q
leave of absence for one year to
return to Princeton where her hus-
band was a member of the Insti-
tute for Advanced Study. During
this year, Mrs. Burke worked for
the College Scholarship Service OF
the College Entrance Examination
Board, and had a show of water
colors in "The Little Gallery" OF
Princeton.
1t was while living in Princeton
in 1861 she became interested
in Tyrrell County history and did
considerable research with the idea
in mind of publishing a brief and
realistic account of that county
some day. Before then, she hopes
to ''learn exactly WHY the early
settlers came there, precisely
WHERE they came from, and why
life there seemed so sweet"
she says because $50 few moved
away when the rest of the cont.
nent was being opened for settle.
ment and held out such promise Of
riches 10 the adventurous"
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The little girl was moving to
Boston with her parents and was
greatly excited. The night before
leaving, saying her prayers as
usual she, finished: "God bless
mommy and daddy and my little
brother Tommy. And this is good
bye, God-we're moving to Boston
tomorrow"
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years. During that time he has
been a teacher, coached athletics,
and acted as Assistant Principal.
He resides with his mother at i708
Maury Place, Norfolk.
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WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER

WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER
In order that he might kill his
mother Gilbert Graham, %, of
Denver killed AZ other people when
the time bomb he made blew up
aboard an air-liner. He thought to
collect $37,5 in airline trip in
surance policies which he had
written on his mother, Mrs. Daisy
King, who had taken off on a
flight to Alaska. Ironically, the
policies were no good because she
had not signed them. The plane
blew up IL minutes after leaving
the airport in Denver. Graham
has record for forgery, he has a
wife and two children.
SEGREGATION IN VIRGINIA
Governor Stanley of Virginia has
called special session of the leg
islature to meet November Both to
consider submission of constitu-
tional amendment to the people,
whereby the public school laws can
be changed to combat the serious
segregation issue now facing the
state.
BUMPER TOBACCO CROP
Reports indicate that the tobacco
crop, despite hurricane losses in
North Carolina will amount to a
billion pounds, beating the 1851
crop which was 978,375,00O pounds.
Other reports show nearly 66 mil
lion bushels of corn, the biggest
crop in four years.
KILLS ENTIRE FAMILY-El-
more Buckethal, a plumbing con-
tractor of Milwaukee, worried over
financial difficulties, killed his
three children, his wife and him
self. He shot his little girls while
asleep in their bed. Previously he
had burned up his office records,
and before shooting himself = had
set fire to the bodies of his family.
FRENCH LINER PLANNED
The French SIS Line says it will
build a new passenger liner to
rank with the United Stated and
other modern ships. 1t will have a
speed of 81 knots, $4,000 tonnage,
and carry 1000 passengers, going
- .o,,,soo -, 1Ocn
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OLDEST VETERAN = Walter
Williams of Franklin, Texas, was
113 Monday. He is the Oldest living
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HONEY CAME TOO FAST
Gerald Sims "a, in Decatur, .Illi-
nois, held by police for speeding
at go mph in a 30-mile zone,
phoned his wife: "Honey, Pm in
trouble, come and bring some
money. Shirley was in a hurry to
get there, and she also paid a 500
fine for driving too fast while on
the way.
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STEVENSON A CANDIDATE
I-Adlai Stevenson, former Gov
ernor Of Illinois, the Democratic
candidate for President in 1852,
announced this week he will again
enter the race for the nomination
in 1856.
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ELEVEN MARINES KILLED
A total of IL Marines were killed
in maneuvers in California, due to
crash of an air raider, and the
capsizing of landing craft.
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ABANDONED CARSON the
streets of New York 5,438 unclaim-
ed cars have been sold by the city
during the year, bringing in nearly
$4,000. The sum will reach
100000 by the end of the year.
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UNCERTAIN ARGENTINA
Major General Eduardo Lonardi
who led the revolution which exiled
Juan Peron, the corrupt president
of Argentina. in September, was
forced out of office this week and
succeeded by Major General Pedro
Aramburu, a fellow-rebel. Well,
our life seems better than living
in those turbulent countries.
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veteran of the Confederacy. His
second wife, Ella is 81, and by his
two wives he fathered 10 children.
He spent the day in new rocking
chair, attended by rs members of
his family.
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Koncert Hrv. Pjev.
Drustva "Harmony'

Chicago, iii. - Ovime sc
daje do znanja naSem narodu
Chicago i okolice, da ce Hr-
vatsko Piev. Drustvo "Har-
mony" odrzavati svoj jesen-
ski koncert "frolic" u SUI
botu, 20. oktobra owe godine,
Il Lithuanian Auditorium ma
3117 S. Halsted St., Chicago.
Prva polovica programa BIZ
ii &c birane hrvatske en-
gleske pjesme, a druga polo
vica programa biti ce igranje
kolo plesova "a koje &c svi-
rati TamburaSki Zbor "Har-
mOny". Kod plesnih kompozi-
CHA angazirani su, uz soliste,
i mali plesni sastavci od Gla-
nova zbora "Harmony'. Bit
ce dosta jela i plea.
Pozivlje Sc say mas narod,
koji uziva u lijepom pjeva-
nju i ugodnoj zabavi, da mas
ma ovom koncertu posjete.
Pocetak koncerta tocno u
8 sati u vecer, pa nastojte
doci ma vrijeme. Nakon pro-
grama biti ce plesna zabava
do kasno u noe.
George Juretic, izvj,
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odsiek GA, Hamilton, Ont, Can.

- Ovime Sc poziva sve clanove
naSeg odsieka ma redovitu sjedni-
Gu, koja ce Sc odrzavati nedje-
lju, 9. oktobra o. s, Il 2 sata po-
slije podne, Il dvorani kao obi
emo ma 243 Beach Rd.
Sestre brace, ovo je vrlo vaA-
ma sjednica koja Sc tice sviJu mas
podjednako, jer imademo poVesti
raspravu predlogu jednog omla-
dinca, kojeg je dao ma prosloj
siednici. da iduce godine ma naSoj
farmi sagradimo zgradu, koja bi
kao plesna dvorana odgovarala
naSim potrebama. Prema podne-
senom predlogu, dvorana bi nosila
ime Croatian Club Lodge GA. Sto-
ga nastojte doti ma ovu sjednicu
u sto vetem broju, narcotic je po-
zelino da dodie sto wise omladine
i da uzme uceSca IL odluci po o.
vom pitanju.
Dale mi je "a opomenUti one
nase clanove, koji ne vode racuna
o svojem drustvu, da 81 pogledaju
svoje clanske lnjizice da pod
mire svoiu dugovinu cim prize, jer
mace slijedi suspendacija iii stav-
ljanje ma rezervu. Pa ako Sc to
nekome dogodi, onda nitko ne tr2-
ba da llrivi meme, nego neta krivi
sam sebe, posto jc oVoga previse
i wise Sc ne moAe podnasati Zato
svi dodjite ma sjednicu ma 9. ok
tobra,
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(Nastavak sa 3. strane)

(NastaVak Sa 5. Strane)
poblize poznavali, znadu, da
on nije bio, niti je po samoj
svojoj naravi mogao biti, pa
ia mislim, da mu je tom
"pohvalom' uGinj jena - med
vjedja usluga. l napokon, nj
SUI to bill nikakvi "deGki" ne
go zreli ljudi, a da to nisu
bill, ne bi IL tih razloga mog-
Ii biti izabrani "a polozaje,
koje SUI zauzimali, vec bi moz-
da u ono vrijeme bill jos
clanovi naseg Pomlatka. Ii
"deGki' znali su svojc duz-
nosti, a takodjer i svoja pra-
va.
Medjutim, kad bi Sc | ma
sac netko, tko bi u Zajednlcl
pokuSao uvesti bio kakaV O.
sobni paSaluk, tai ne hi mo-
gao S takvim nastojanjem
dalekQ dospjeti, jer zajed-
MICA je organizacija, koja je
izgradjena ma demokratskim
temeljima Il kojoj VOLTA i
odluke clanstva dolaze do IL
razaja sv ke cetiri godine
preko delegate odsjeka ma
nasim konvencijama, a moze
ia VOLTA Glanstva doci do IL
razaja i ma druge naGine.
Brat IS" u svomu dopisu
reGe, da Sc on onog slucaja
"sjeGa', ali to njegovo sjeca-
ME temelji Sc ma krivom sic
canju, ola ne recem ma nekom
snu, jer u onom, sto je ma
pisao, nema nj trunka istine.
Pokojni brat Ubojcic je imao
namjeru dati ostavku kao u
rednik Zajednicara dosta ra-
nije, sto je meni nekoliko pu-
ia rekao, ali je cekao, da Sc
obavi izvanredna konvencija
zajednice u mjesecu aprilu,
1924, godine, nakon je kon.
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"A VOLJU ISTINE

vencija svrsena, dao je svoju
ostavku ma polozaju. Tu svo-
iu namjeru povjerio je ma
svrsetku te konvencije dele
gatu konvencije, a k a s n j e
glavnom podpredsjedniku Ia
jednice, sada vec takodjer po-
kojnom bratu Don Mkt GrS-
kovicu, a to ie i meni rcceno.
Bio bi svakako uputno i
pozeljno, kad Sc 0 nekOm, iii
necem piSe, da Sc pisci drze
utvrdjenih Ginjenica, a oso-
bito kad Sc to odnosi ma O.
sObe, koje su mas "a uvijek
ostavile i koje sc wise same
ne mogu braniti Cd neistini-
tog prikazivanja dogodjaja i
napadaja ma njih, a koje "a
Zajednicu imaju veIike "a
sluge. ia sc madam, u kOlikO
poznam brata Senicu, putnika
"Hrvatskog Svijeta", kao i
urednika izdavaGa "Hlvat-
skog Svijeta', brata Antona
Tanaskovica, Ca brata Tana-
skovica poznam vec preko 80
godina i uvijek sam ga sma-
trao kao "fair play covjeka
u svakom pogledu), da ce II
buduce uvijek nastojati pro-
vjeriti ono, sto i'm netko ka-
ze, iii posalje "a uvrstbu u
novini, jer sa neistinom Sc nj
sta dobra ne postizava - ne
postizava sc uspjehe, niti
prijatelje.
Toliko sam snlatrao "a pO-
trebno, da kazem - IA volju
istine, a u obranu onih, koji
su II recenom dopisu prikaza-
nj IL krivom svjetlu, a koji Sc
wise sami ne mogu braniti.
| Mato Vrkljan, namjestcnik
u Glavnom Uredu II. 3. q.
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Odsiel S5, Rochester, Pa - {


vine Sc pozivaju svi clanovi naseg
odsjella, da neiZostavno prisus,
tvuju vrlo vaznoj redovitoj mje,
setnoj sjednici, koja &c Sc odrza-
vati u nedjelju, 8. oktobra 1855.
u Crkvenoj Dvorani, tocno u sa,
ia poslije podne.
Ma ovoj sjednici, izmedju ostalo-
ga dati ce Sc tromjesecno izvje-
see cd strane naseg nadzornog od-
bora, pal1 je potrebno da ste pri-
sutni da Sc upoznate sa stanjem
svoga odsjeka.
Najvaznija tocka ma dnevnom
redu owe sjednice, biti &c izvjesce
naseg delegate .sa devete Ronven-
cije HBZ., brata John R. Mikan
Ma prosloj historijskoi konvenciji
nase zajednice, brat Mikan je bic
izabran IL Glavni Nadzorni Odbol
HBZ.
Buduti da ie brat Mikan dugo.
godisnji tainik naseg odsjeka, ko'
il je vrsio dluge casti u odsjeltu
mama svima ma cast ponos, pa
kao talSvom odanom Zasluznon
clanu, mi mu dugujemo da sv
dodjemo ma owl sjednicu medic
lju, 9. oktobra, da mu cestitamc
ma dobrom radu postignu6u, da
je doSao IL Glavni Odbor naSe Ia.
jednice ma proSloi konvenciji.
Svima vam pozdrav do vidje.
MIA ma ovoi sjednici.
Margaret Zipti6, predsj
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VINCENCA NANCE (BD)

Cleveland, Ohio. - Mas odsjek
broj 80 HBZ., izgubio je smrcu
kroz mamie cd diva mjeseca dana
dvije svoje tlanice diva clana.
Ma II. julia owe godine premi-
nula je B. D. tlanica, sestra Vim
Genoa Nance, koja je, nakon smr-
ii njezinog supruga, FRAME, zivje-
la sa simon i kcerkom, koji su ju
spremili ma vjetni pocinak.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnice bilo je
polozeno ma odru kod pogrebnika
McGorry ma 14133 Detroit Ave
Ma 20. julia obavljeni su crkveni
obredi "a pokojnicu st. Rose
crkvi, a nakon svete mise, sprovod
je krenuo ma Holly Cross grob-
lie, gdje SUI njezini sfnrtni ostanci
predani majci zemlji ma vjecno
! pocivanje. Buduci je njezino mr.
two tijelo pohranjeno u obiteljskoj
grobnici, obitelj je sve sama ure-
dila oko sprovoda pokopa.
Pokojnica ia sebe ostavlja ST.
ma Franju, neozenjena, kter Ma
rie, neudatu. Rodjena je mjeseca
aprila, 1866. godine, a mas od-
sick zajednicu je pristupila L
, mjesecu novembru, 1895. godine
pa prema tomu, ona bi mjesecu
novembru owe godine bila navrsils
, go godina tlanovanja.
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VIDA HABITOR

Pokojni brat Vida Habitor ispu-
stio je svoju patnicku dusu ma S.
augusta owe godine. Njegovo mr.
two tijelo bio je polozeno ma odru
u zele pogrebnom zavodu Col
linwoodu, sprovod / pokop obav-
lien je ma 8. augusta. Povorka je
krenula ma Highland Cemetery II
1:30 sati poslije podne. Nadgrobno
slovo procitao je mad otvorenim
grobom odsjetni predsjednik, brat
Shimets, a nakon toga, predali
smo njegove zemne ostanke maj
ci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Pokojni brat Habitor rodjen je
u selu Jezevo, Dugoj Resi-, Hr-
vatska, ma 21. septembra 1886. 60
dine. U 'nase drustvo pristupio je
u mjesecu februaru 1912. godine,
i uvijek je bio dobar i "a odsjek
/ Zajednicu zauzetan clan, a tako-
djer i, njegova supruga.
Ma odar pokojnog brata Habito-
ra polozili su whence cvijeta rod
bina prijatelji, a medju ostalim
vijencima, vidjelo Sc je lijepi vi
jenac naseg odsjeka znak zadnje
pocasti prema ovom nasem do
brom clanu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-05
MICHAEL JAKSA

Pokojni brat Michael JakSa u
MIRO je ma 9. septembra owe godi-
ne nakon dugotrajne bolesti. On
je bio veteran prvog svjetskog ra-
ia umro je u Veteranskoj bolnici
u Daytonu, Ohio.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnog brata
Jakse bilo je polozeno ma odru u
Golub pogrebnom zavodu. Njegov
odar bio je okicen lijepim wien
Gina cvijeca, koje su polozili rod
bina prijatelji, medju tim vi
jencima vidjelo Sc je lijepi vie
nae naseg odsjeka.
Ma II. septembra u jutro dignu-
to je njegovo mrtvo tijelo sa odra
Il u pratnji obitelji, roda, prijate-
liza, kao clanova naseg odsjeka,
doneseno st. Francis crkvu, gdje
je odsluzena sveta misa. Nakon
svete mise, povorka je proslijedila
ma Calvary Cemetery, gdje su
zemni ostanci pokojnog brata
Jakse predani majci zemlji ma
vjecni pocinak. Mad otvorenim
grobom, u ime naseg odsjeka sa
pokojnikom Sc je oprostio mas od-
sjecni predsjednik, brat Shimets.
Cd strane Drustva "Sv. Josip",
odsjeka broj SO HBZ., nasim dra-
ginl pokojnim clanicama i tlano-
vima klicemo: Pocivajte u miru
/ neka yam bude lahka zemlia,