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Evening star., 1955-01-28
Child Bride Is Returned for Murder Trial

Judged sane by psychiatrists. q
child bride indicted for murder
in the strangulation Of her g.
year-oid half-sister was returned
to Montgomery County jail last
night and whiled away the
evening with comic books.
Mrs. Marion Janice Moseley.
Is. remarked this morning that
her night wasn't as bad as I
thought it was going to be" her
Rockville jailers said.
She was brought back from
Spring Grove State Hospital at
Catonsville, Nd. where the ruiz
ing Of sanity was made. No date
has been set for the trial.
Girl Strangled with Towel
The frail blond girl Is charged
with strangling Katherine Ma
dine Bannister with o tea towel,
then hanging her on o doorknOb
In the Bannister home In Rock
ville's Twinbrook section. The
killing occurred November l6.
The girl, who looks even
younger than her IS years. asked
for q cigarette when she arrived.
John 7. Young. ian supervisor.
said. She told guards she spent
all her money during the 10
weeks undergoing State mental
tests.
The jail has no prisoner uni
forms small enough to ilt her
and Mr.. Young said he win ask
her attorney TO get some slacks
her sire.
She Is 4 feet 10 inches tan
and weighs % pounds.
Separated From Husband.
Married last spring. she and
her i7-year-bld bridegroom, Mil
ton Moseiey, Amarillo, Tex.
moved IN with her father and
stepmother. Mr.. and hrs. VIII
liam Bannister.
The young couple separated
IN August.
When first admitted to Spring
Grove. the girl was described
as mentally III as a result az
an "scute psychotic episode"
But this week hospital ofncials
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Church Delays Decision
On Purchasing Properly

Members Of Chevy Chase Pres
byterian Church decided yester-
day to wait month before act
ing on whether to buy properties
adjoining the church, which Ii
at Chevy Chase Circle.
Resolutions authorizing the
trustees to buy four residential
sites on Oliver street NV. and
another on Chevy Chase Park
way, were discussed at the three
hour meeting. The properties
would have been used to provide
space for enlarging the church's
sanctuary and for an educational
building.
The resolutions also contained
a provision authorizing the pur-
chase of a one-acre tract on the
east side Of Connecticut avenue
for use as a parking lot.
Evening star., 1955-01-28

Three or four weeks Of per-
Torrance tests Of IS recently
installed gasoline engine-driyen
air-raid warning sirens began
today.
District Civil Defense Director
John e. Fondahl said the tests
were to be made at unspecified
times durin gtle day. The sirens
will be tested one at q time for
about Is seconds.
Today's first test was held at
noon at the Stanton School. Ala
hama avenue and Naylor road
Sc. ss9
Each siren may be tested sew
eral times during any one day.
While, in operation. the sirens
rotate q full $50 degrees to direct
the sound equally.
The Civil Defense Once said
one such siren was installed on
the General Services Admins
tration Building at Seventh and
d streets S.W. last February and
that it had proved satisfactory"
The new equipment is ex-
pected to eliminate the dead"
spots, where no signals can be
heard from the 38 electronic
horns composing the Districts
original outdoor warning system.
Locations selected for installa-
ton of the sirens are: Govern
ment Printing ONCE, North Cap
itol and H streets; Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corporation, Ver-
mont avenue and H street NV;
The Hecht Co. warehouse, 1401
New York avenue NE; American
University. Massachusetts, and
Nebraska avenues NV; Sol
diers Home.
Also Walter Reed Hospital.
Miller Junior High School. Forty
ninth street and Washington
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Work Begins in the House
District Committee Plans First Hearings
ON Civic Auditorium Plan Next Week

take the rules TO the House
parliamentarian to learn whether
they conform to the general
House rules on proxies.
In the past the House Dis
trict Committee has operated
on a policy that an actual
quorum Of the 25-menlber COM
mittee must be present before d
vote can be taken. But proxies
have been used both in subcom-
mittees and IN full committees
for a vote. Mr.. McMlllan's pro-
posed rules would permit the
use of proxies this year as in
the past.
Evening star., 1955-01-28

classes for children with los un-
der SO.
I'VE. too. feel the need for
some special help for emotion
ally disturbed children. We do
not have that now" she said.
Miss Elizabeth Riee. supervisor
Of special education in Prince
Georges County. said the county
does not have nearly enough
classes for retarded children or
enough diagnostic services. "A
new center for the severely re-
tarded was opened last fall, how
ever. she pointed out.
Harry Hayman. organization
president. named MRS. Willis
King as chairman Of . COMMITTEES
TO ask the Commissioners to re-
store the !. District budget cut.
Mrs. Henry Puppa wns named
co-chairman.
Evening star., 1955-01-28

ment in the names of some old
subcommittee. Mr.. Mcmillan
said. Last years subcommittee
which may be re-activated this
year are those on fiscal affairs,
Health, Education and Recrea-
tion, Judiciary. Public Service,
Streets and Traffic. and Public
Utilities. Insurance and Banking.
The committee spent most Of
its time discussing the question
Of whether the committee could
use proxies in voting on bills.
At suggestion Of several men1-
bers Mr.. Mcmillan said he and
Mr.. Simpson were authorized to
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Test Of New Afraid Sirens
Under Wuyot Is Points in City

place NE: Draper School. Wah-
Ter place between Ninth street
and Wheeler road Sc; Western
High School, Thirty firth and r
streets NV; Sousa Junior High
School. Thirty-seventh street
and Ely place Sc, and at 2l0o
Connecticut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Shop The Star First
For Your New Home

" you ore plannins 10 buy . home.
shop he bic real estate section n
The Star tomorrow. Whsa you shop
The Star real esfate section first yog
get hsed start il ypsr iaporsat
vssk-sad seerch for just The house
yos won't. Every saisrday IL The ssdr
you viii iiad the sidsss variety o. red
stats offerings for sels Ia the Washs
inston arss.
10 sddision you'II enjoy, ever Safs
urdsg mest heIpfsl hints for hons
improvement end ths latest sscl
estate nevs ss reported by The ssor.
Don't nis The bis zeal estate seq.
iiou n The stor tomorrow. Rssd Ths
Eyesine end sunday Ssor fscslafYs
pkcns stsrlins 5000 ics esnsssisat
homs dslisey.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Work Begins in the House
BY Harold 3. Rogers

Chairman Mcmillan Of the
House District Committee an
nounced today the first open
public hearing by q District sub
committee will be held sometime
next week on legislation to au-
thorize planning q civic audito-
rum here, including an inaug-
ural hall Of Presidents.
The hearing, date for which
will be set soon, will be conduc-
! ted by a new subcommittee ap-
pointed today by Chairman
Mcmillan to be headed by Repre-
sentative Morrison. Democrat,
of Louisiana.
Other members of the special
subcommittee which will hold
hearings on six identical bills
are Representatives Klein, DEM
ocrat. Of New York: Steed. DEM
ocrat. Of Oklahoma: Kearns. Re-
publican. of Pennsylvania, and
Broyhill, Republican, of Virginia.
The legislation was spon-
sored originally by Representa-
tive Thompson, Democrat, OF
New Jersey. Mr.. Morrison is one
of five other Congressman who
introduced identical bills all OF
which are before the District
Committee.
Sets Up Commission.
The legislation would estab-
lish ascommission of 13 members
to be known as the District Of
Columbia Auditorium Eommis-,
SION II would formulate plans
for the design, location. financ-
Ing and construction in the Dis
trict Of q civic auditorium, in
cluding an inaugural hall, and q
music, fine arts and mass COM
munication center.
The bill authorizes appropri-
alton Of $25. 900 in expenses.
Action next week by the new
subcommittee viii follow the first
meeting Of the full House Dis
trict Committee today which
tentatively adopted its rules.
With 10 Of the Is members
present, the committee author
lied Chairman Mcmillan and the
ranking minority member, Rep
resentative Simpson, Republican.
Of Illinois to appoint the stand
ing subcommittee members. Mr..
Simpson was absent this morn
ing but was expected soon from
his home State. Ne. Mcmillan
said he expected that he and Mr..
Simpson could quickly appoint
the subcommittees.
Two Groups Dropped.
Two Of the District subconl-
mittees Of the 83rd Congress will
| be dropped this year. Chairman
Mcmillan said. They were con-
cerned with civil defense and
crime investigation.
| There may be some re-align-
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Youth HosteIers Plan
Hike ALONG Potomac

An overnight trip to Thurmont.
Md. and o Sunday hike along
the Potomac have been sched-
uled by the Potomac Area Coun-
ell Of the American Youth
Hostels.
Hostelers win meet at 9:3O
am. tomorrow at Georgia and
Alaska avenues 10 60 to the
Crows Nest Hostel at Thurmont.
The Hotomac hike will begin at
II am. Sunday at the Rossiyn
Hot 6hoppe parking lot.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
o,BoyIe to Bless chopeI

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, will mark the feast day
Of st. Francis de Sales, founder
Of the Order Of Visitation Nuns.
by celebrating mass at 8 am.
tomorrow in the Georgetown
Visitation Convent Chapel. 1900
Thirty-fifth street NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
New Payments Bill
Filed for WorkInen
Disabled in District

Legislation to set up a sepa-
rate law for workmen's dis
ability compensation in the Dis
trict has been introduced in the
House by Representative Nc
MILAN, Democrat, Of South
Carolina.
The House District Committee
chairman said he had sponsored
the measure at the request Of
the Washington Board of Trade,
which has been working on the
matter for years.
The bill, referred to the House
District Committee, would sepa-
rate the present system Of ham
ding worlinen's compensation
here from the Longshoremen
and Harbor Workers Compensa-
tion Act. But the new District
proposed law would be admin
istered under a special agency
set up under the Department Of
Labor.
New Proposal Explained.
Mr.. Mcmillan said he planned
to assign the important measure
to a District subcommittee soon
after the new standing SUBJ
committees Of his unit are set UP.
The reason for the new pro-
posal. 1t was explained, was that
the District employment situa-
ton is on an entirely different
basis from the economic condi-
tions facing the longshoremen
and ilarbor workers elsewhere
who are tinder control of the
longshoreman's disability COM
pensation law.
At.the present time about 100.-
600 workers In private employ
ment here are subject to the
longshoremen's law and all Of
its amendments.
The District is essentially not
q shipping port. one oficial who
helped to draft the bill empha-
sized. He said that the economic
situation here is different from
New York, San Francisco and
other large ports.
Some Changes In Benefits.
The disability benefits author
ized in the new measure, one
District leader pointed out. are
somewhat similar to the benefits
now in effect. But there are
some changes.
He pointed out that the Dis
trict came under the longshore-
mems disability compensation
law almost as a legislative acct
dent in 1928. difference Of
opinion existed over two or
three versions of q proposed
compensation law for the Dis
trict. So that rather than face
. long g-drawn-out debate in Con-
gress. the District was tackled
onto the longshoremen's bill
as q rider.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Two Groups Dropped.

Two Of the District subcom-
mittees Of the 83rd Congress will
be dropped this year. Chairman
Mcmillan said. They were con-
cerned with civil defense and
crime investigation.
There may be some re-align-
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Elementary Schools
New Report Card
Faces Public Test

Washington elementary school
children will start getting a new
kind Of report card next fall
provided teachers and parents
approve.
Public school officials yester-
day took the wraps of a new
elementary report form for pu-
pills in gradeA to 6. Another
new form is expected to be ready
soon for undergraduates.
The newly unveiled forms will
revive A-B-C grades. unused on
the elementary level here since
1887.
Also revived is specific heed
to department. A special page
of the new forms is devoted to
"citizenship. including cour-
tesy, responsibility and work
habits.
The form embodies an elab-
crate check-mark system for
showing where junior needs i'm
provement, is similar to the sys-
tenn in use here now.
Better Comparison.
A parent : teacher : supervisor
committee worked for a year and
a half devising the new report
ing system. which school officials
say is needed because the present
one concentrates too much on
the individual.
A number Of parents also had
q say in the revision. Ofiicials
announced preliminary revision
plans on television q year ago
and a number Of letters were
received as result.
The Districts present elenen-
tary report cards use three 1dif-
ferent marks" outstanding
progress, satisfactory progress"
and needs much improvement. "
These categories are checked on
around two dozen specific items
in six or seven subject fields.
No provision for department is
made at all, teachers being sup
posed to write letters to parents
covering this.
On the new forms. letter marks
will indicate how the pupil is
progressing in relation to the
average of children on his level.
These will be A-outstanding;
B-above average; C--Satisfac-
tory; D-Below average, and u
unsatisfactory.
Such marks will be given for
reading, language dncluding
speaking, writing and listening)
spelling, handwriting, mathe-
matics, social studies, art, music,
physical education and science.
To Note Special Talent.
A brand-new addition to the
report is special section de-
voted to unusual talent. Here
children will be checked If they
show promise in art, music,
science, athletics, creative. writ
ing, literature or leadership.
A simplified, separate report
has been newly devised for chill
dren in classes for slow-learners.
This will use only marks of s
satisfactory and u (unsatis-
factory and checkmarks for
four subj jects-reading, language,
spelling and number work.
Associate Supts. Carl r. Han
sen and Edith A. Lyons planned
to go on Station WRC-Tv to
outline the new cards for teach
ers this afternoon.
Supt. Hobart M. Corning told
reporters yesterday the report
card revision was related to
increased emphasis nationally on
the three RS, although he said
Washington's schools have all
ways stressed traditional meth
ods more than some other school
systems.
DR.. Corning said the revised
card will go to the Board or
Education before it is formally
adopted.
No change is being made in
junior and senior high school
report cards. which have used
A-B-c- marks all along.
/
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

mas. Drugim rijecima, kada
farmer uzore njivu dobije
psenice i kukuruza wise nego
Ii moze potrositi, on &c ono
baciti u vodu i lei poderanih
gaca i bez cipela, jer je ono
samo njegovo. E, tako to ne
ide!
ia mislim, da nije pamet-
no zagovarati Djecji Dom,
ako Sc u MENU nece nesto
ciniti, da mi jednom pocne-
mo dobivati, kako Sc ono We
Ii: income, ali ako pax to
necemo, onda cemu kricati,
da nam je Djecji Dom teret :?
ia velim, dajmo mi tome Do
mu slobodne ruke, da radi,
kako Je bolJe, pax ce to ba-
rem neSto koristiti Hrvatskoj
Bratskoj Zajednici.
La mas nema nj drzave nj
crkve nj nikoga da mas po-
maze, pax ako jos sami bude-
mo kao usidrena voda sic
djeli i nadmudrivali Sc, e ma
ravski, naprijed necemo. No,
ali prestanimo mi udaranjem
u prsa, koji je cd mas veci
i bolji Amerikanac, te koliko
je koji u H.B.z., pax poradi-
mo ma tome, sto mozemo u
ciniti "a tn nasu Ameriku i
u Moi nasu H.B.Z. njezino
clanstvo. To je, mislim, glav-
nije i to je, mislim, prvo.
Ovoliko sam imao "a sada
reci, pax ako do konvencije
jos sto vidim shodnim "a re-
ci, RADIO Gu i to objaviti, a "a
sada da ste mi zdravo.
N. d. Saric
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

sliku ovdje donosimo, da ga
clanovi i prijatelji vide Ia
ko Sc mime bolje upoznaju.
On je sin vrlo dobrih po-
stovanih roditelja, oca Frame
i make Ike Sulentich, koji
su rodom IL Like, selo Sveti
Rok, Lovinac, Jugoslavijja.
Frame je dosao u ovu zemlju
pred Is godina, a Ika kao
djevojka kasnije IL ovom
mjestu Sc ozenili. u braku su
imali tri sina, koji su cd ro-
djenia clanovi Zajednice, kao
i njihov otac cd kako je do
Sac u ovu zemlju.
Mladi Frank je vrlo dobri
mladic, visokog stasa i vrlo
popularan kod svega naseg
naroda, kao i kod svojih mia
din drugova i brace zajedni-
cara. Vrlo je sposoban igrac
u raznim sportovima, a u
skoli je vrlo dobar djak, te
namjerava sa jos wise nauke
da dodje do boljeg polozaja.
Ia sada jos polazi skolu, a
slobodno vrijeme trosi u ra-
du kod neke zeljeznicke kom-
panije i drugim privremenim
radon. To cini "a dobrobit
svojih roditelja "a svoju bo-
lju, buducnost. Rodjen je u
ovom mjestu i jos nije svrsio
Is godina, ali ipak je pristu-
pio u odraslo clanstvo. Vrlo
dobro raspolaze S hrvatskim
i engleskim jezikom, a "a o.
vo treba zahvaliti njegovim
roditeljima, koji su nastojali
tako odgojiti svoju diecu, da
Sc ne slide svoga roda go
vora.
Mas mladi clan Frank ma
lazi u odsjeku uz ostale prija-
telje j svoga oca starijeg
brata Danu, a u gnijezdu O.
stavlja mladjeg brata Babog.
A sada kazem hvala rodi-
teljima koji odgajaiu svoju
djecu u zaiednicarskom du-
hu, a Franku klicemo: Do
bro nam dosao u redove od-
raslog clanstva, te nastoj da
i u buduce budeS kao do
sad, ma ponos svojih rodi-
telja, Zajednice i sviiu mas,
a u to smo uvjereni da i ho-
ceS biti.
Philip Sarich, p. n. o.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

Sc S mime slozili odredili su
da Sc prvi takvi sastanak o.
drzi u stanu brata Kulasa.
Tako Sc je u mjesecu marcu
god. 1905. organiziralo drus-
two "Sveti Jura.j'', odsjek 243
u Cementon, N. Y, koji jos
i danas postoji.
Nakon cetiri godine brat
Kulas je dosao k mama u
Oakland, Calf, te Sc opet do
govorio sa znancima i prija-
teljima, da Sc ovdje organi-
zira slicno drustvo. Tako je
bio i ovdje, kao sto u go
re pomenutom mjestu, sasta-
max Sc je odrzao u njegovu
stanu organizirali su drus-
two "Velebit", odsjek br. 356.
Ma temelju toga svoga "a
jednicarskog rada 50-godis-
Meg clanovanja u nasoj Ia
jednici, mas brat Kulas je pri-
milo cd nase uprave IL glav-
nog ureda H. B. z. lijepi po-
casni znak, ma cemu mu mi
cestitamo u ime svih clanova
naseg odsjeka, te mu zelimo
da jos pozivi dugi niz godina
u dobrom zdravlju veselju.
Mnogo mas vesei sto moze-
mo o bratu Kulasu reci i o.
vo, da je uvijek bio aktivan
u radu "a mas odsjek; obna-
Sac je cast predsjednika i
predsjednika odbora bolesti,
te Sc uvijek trsio da mas od-
sick drzi ma visokom glasu.
Frank Kratofil, potpredsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

Drugi dan da Sc odrzi piknik
i proslava 61-godisnjice H.
B. z. u pocast delegate de-
vete konvencije. Ma pikniku
ce svirati dobro poznati tam
buraSki Zbor "Banat" IL New
ark, N. J. Ma istom ce biti
vruce peGene janjetine j pra-
setine, paprenih kobasica i
raznih drugih jela prema ze-
Iii, kao i svakovrsnih hlad-
nih napitaka. Ia dobru po-
dvorbu vam jamci cjelokupni
Sredisnji Odbor.
Odbor "a piknik je kako
slijedi:
Ia odsjek 1863 u Camden,
N. j.; Blaz Culjak, Anton BIZ
Itch, Marine Stipcevic, Frank
Dakota Anthony Madiraca.
Ia odsjek 231 u Phila., Pa:
Paul Basic, Josipa Lovric,
Maria Stipanovic i Thomas
Koss. Ia odsjek IA u Phila.,
Penna.: Sine Bacinich, Simo
Rogomentich, Louis Barich i
Guido L. Mitravich. Ia od-
sick 760 u Camden, N. j.:
Anthony Bezich, John Opa-
cak, John Cecich i Katherine
Schuldt.
Sredisnji Odbor je ma pro-
sloj redovitoj sjednici, koja
je odrzana 81. julia zakljucio,
da Sc naruci pet Chartered
Buses, koji ce voziti delegate
cd Hotel Sylvania ma piknik.
Piknik ce poceti u II sati u
jutro i trajati do kasno u We
Ger. Prvi Bus "a delegate i
ostale goste te krenuti ma
piknik tocno u II sati u jul
tro, a ostali Busovi &c ici
svakih 30 minuta. Tako ma
piknik ce moci doci i oni de-
legati, koji stignu u nedjelju.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31
0V0 Sc VAS TICE LICN0

Jeste Ii Plato svoju tlana-
rinu? - To je vazno vase o.
sobno pitanje, koje ne bi smio
zaboraviti. Svaki mjesec re-
dovito trebate uplatiti odsjec-
nom tajniku svoje pristojbe.
Nezaboravite da tajnik ia
kodjer plaza svoje pristojbe
i jos vodi brigu o wanna da
i'll i vi uplatite u vrijeme.
Nemarni clanovi zadavaju
odvise posla brige svojim
odsjecnim tajnicima. To nije
lijepo - nije bratski.
Dug je nemio drug! -
Zato nastojte podmiriti syoju
dugovinu - cim prize - ne
odlazite "a drugi put, jer Co
vjek nikada nezna kad ga
nesreca moze stici.
Jest, dragi brate, uplatuj-
te redovno svoje pristojbe,
da budete u redovima svijes-
nih zajednicara i kako Sc O.
no kaze - "Cisti racuni du-
ga ljubav!" To vam je u
dobroj namjeri opomena "a
vase bolje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31
CIanstvu odsjeka 288
Indiana HarbOr. Ind.

indiana HarDOr, Ind. - u
vine Sc dale do znanja clan
stvu drustva "Matija Gubec"
odsjeka broj 288 H.B.Z., ma
rocito onima koji nisu bill
prisutni ma prosloj redovitoj
sjednici, da je ma istoj zaklju-
ceno, da ne cemo imati naSu
redovitu sjednicu ma 1903
septembra, nego tjedan dana
prize, t. j. ma II. septembra
u isto vrijeme kao obicno.
Ova promjena je ucinjena
IL razloga, sto predsjednik,
potpredsjednik i tajnik kao
delegati odlaze ma konvenciju
HBZ. PAX stoga molimo clan
stvo da uvazi owl promjenu.
Oni clanovi, kojima ne bude
moguce doci ma ovu sjednicu,
isti mogu platiti svoje pri-
stojbe u petak vecer, 16. sep
tembra cd 6 do 8.
George Balich, tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31
Nasi mIadenci u Iron SPRINGS

Iron Springs, Alta, CAN
Sa ponosom javljamo veselu
vijest rodbini znancima, kao
i clanstvu H.B.Z., da je mia
di clan odsjeka br. 970, brat
Johnny Bulva stupio u brac-
nj zivot sa svojom odabra-
nicom, Barbara Lengel, ciju
sliku ovdje donosimo, da in
clanstvo i prijatelji vide.
Vjencanje Sc obavilo ma 8.
februara 1855. po Father j.
j. O'Brien, u Our Lady of
Mercy, rimo-katolickoj crkvi
u ovom mjestu.
Johnny je sin cd vrlo do
brih i postivanih roditelja,
brata Ivana i sestre Marie
Bulva, a mladenka je kcer-
ka pokojnog Franka Eliza
bethe Lengel, IL susjednog
mjesta Coaldali.
Poslije vjencanja mladenci
i svatovi SUI posli kod zeta
sestre Cd mladozenje, gdje
smo sc najeli malo popili,
a u 4 sata poslije podne mia
denci i djeveri sa djeverusa-
ma poSli su ma slikanje u
mjesto Lethbridge, te opet
nazad kod brata Waltera i
Ane Boras, koji imadu We
like prostorije "a ovakovo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

svadbensko veselje. Tu Sc je
pax nastavilo sa veseljem,
nasom milozvucnom tambu-
ricom i plesom sve do drugog
dana. Kada je doslo 10 sati
u vecer, mladenci su posli u
mjesto u dvoranu, gdje su Sc
veselili i plesati sa drugima,
a mi stariji smo ostali We
selec Sc kod muzike flasice
kod brata Borasa.
Poslije svadbe Johnny
Barbara su posli ma mede-
no putovanje preko Amerike
kroz Chicago, Detroit, te on
da u Windsor, Toronto jos
neka mjesta u Kanadi.
u buducnost njihova Ii
vota nasi mladenci Sc budu
nastanili ma njihovoj farmi,
koju posieduiu u ovom sic
distu. Min obadvoje su cla-
novi odsjeka go, tie Sc ma
damo da &c tako ostati u
buduce ma ponos nasem ma
rodu HI. B. Zajednice.
Cd strane naseg odsieka ]
njegova clanstva, mi zelimo
naSim mladencima svaku sre-
Gu u niihovom novom zivotu,
te da i'll Bog pozivi dugi niz
godina, pa da Bog da, da sc
i opet ma drugu godinu kod
njih sastanemo ma krstitka-
ma. BozO Prlic, izvj.