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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
Books
New First Novel Is One
Of This Years Finest
By CARTER BROOKE JONES

One OF the consultations Of busy fall publishing
which has brought few st-rate appearance
several first novels So long gifted
new writer's continue to the demise of the
times predicted by literary prophets comforngy
remote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
.WuIton's Lutest

William Walton's best show
to date is at The Obelisk Gal
lery, 3241 P street, George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

fort to get a new angle, as he
did in his architectural sub
iects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18
CRIME AND MYSTERY
By BETTY MILES

himself. 1t all begins with a
speeding car that crashes be-
cause the driver has been shot.
Most of the time the pace is as
brisk as the beginning.
THE BURNED MAN. BY Chris
topher Monig. &c. P. Dutton
and Co.; $2.750
The murderer set the stage
two expendables killed, their
bodies burned up in a fire.
One man is believed to be
Colin Dane, whose insurance
is stable. But insurance in
vestigator Brian Brett looks
for him alive. His hunt takes
him to Tangier and Paris,
following a killer who elimi-
mates those he no longer
needs. Good plot, well done.
BEWARE THE CURVES. BY
A. A. Fair erie Stanley
Gardner. civilian Morrow
and Co.; $3.50
One Of the better Bertha
Cool-Donaid Lam mysteries
Bertha is in the wings most
Of the time. Police hope to
close an unsolved murder by
reporting the death of a cab
driver who was the only one
able to identify their chief
suspect. When Chief Suspect,
just back in town, and MUIR
deree's wife swallow bait and
decide it's safe to get married
the d. A. pounces. A court
room scene is the windup.
with private eye Lam feeding
suggestions to the accused's
attorney.
THE CANVAS DAGGER. BY
Helen Reilly. Or a N m
House; $2.95.)
When Sarah Easement sees
artist Grant Melville fall from
the window apparently not
unintended), she also sees
another person in the room
and suspects the verdict Of "ac-
cident" is wrong. Her investi-
cations lead to a romance with
Melville's biographer, whose
reasons for wanting the job
are obscure, and a stop on
Cape Cod. Melville, it appears,
was involved in many activi-
ties, subversive and otherwise,
any one of which could have
led to his death.
= X
THE MURDER OF WHIS-
TIERS BROTHER. BY Da-
vid Alexander. random
House; $685.
When Joe (The Whistler)
Merusi beats a murder rap
through the honest testimony
Of Bart Hardin. editor OF the
Broadway Times. Hardin feels
he was tricked. He believes the
Whistler was guilty then, and
later the murderer of his own
mentally retarded brother
Benny. in the Museum Of Mod
ern Art. Benny's fingerpaint-
ing of a butterfly gives Bart
and 1t. Romano Of Homicide
the answer.
VOYAGE INTO VIOLENCE.
BY Frances and Richard
Lockridge. u. B. Lippincott
Co.: $2.50)
MI hAAu MAos ANOAbAli 0CtCl =
mined 10 do nothing but drink
martins and enjoy a Carib-
bean cruise with the Bill Wei
gands, are in business again
when a passenger is found
run through with a ceremonial
sword. The passenger is pri-
vate detective. Things continue
to happen on shipboard and
in Havana. Pleasant enough.
ks
MURDER FIRST EDITION.
BY Truman Garrett. ar
cadia House: $500
Murder in a public library
is hardly cricket. Frazer Shell
don, head librarian. had his
enemies - including som E
women scorned--but no one
expected II 70 come 10 that.
The existence Of valuable first
editions and sheldon's connec-
ton with them IL . motive,
too.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15

cred with a long black curtain. Each
guest will be ushered in by the hostess
in the SpOokiest of fashions if she wears
a slippery kid glove on one hand and
dips it into bucket of salty ice water.
She should press this into the face Of
each victim as her other hand gently
pushes him into the party room, on the
curtains other side.
If this is out-of-doors, plenty of jack
O'lanternS should be hung about the
trees. A barbecue should be set I'D for
roasting wieners and marshmallows. A
refreShment table should be set up
near by and there should be enough
cleared space for holiday dancing.
Such a party ending is just as eff
fective indoors, especially if there is a
fireplace in the room. Plan the usual
Halloween refreshments and for the
piece de resistance try a "Shivering
Jimmie
Pour orange gelatin into an ordinary
pie plate When it has set, SCOOP out
indentations to hold marShmallows, ar
ranged in a ring around the edge. Set
them into place, then turn the candles
into Jimmie faces with powdered
cinnamon, applied with a damp tooth
pick, to form eyes and noses. Bits of
red cherries make good mouths. Gar
nish the edge with whipped cream if
you care to, but this is not important,
becaSe it is the Jimmie faces and the
shiver which really makes the hit.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
Meditations

When sunset tips the mountain tops
with rosy hues of light,
And day is fast becoming but an echo
in the night,
The whole world beams with promise,
and we are well content,
For it's then we sense the meaning of
the words, "a life well SPENT
And in the pause, ere, twilight we
glimpse a fact oft stressed,
That those who win life's laurels have
given of their best.
And we, like day at dawning, can set
our course at will,
And be there sun or shadow, our mission
still fulfill.
Mrs. Fred Bauer,
FIathead County
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
Say 1T W4M Spook,

The graveyard trail should progress
from here to another home in the
neighborhood, where entrance can be
gained by climbing in through an open
street-level window. The guests should
be led, in complete darkness, from here
to the room in which the party will take
place. However, if you have a back
yard or garden, plan to hold it here in
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
Pleasing Appearance
Is Worth the Effort

Next best thing to being born beau
tiful is to always have a smart, well
groOmed appearance. And that is an
achievement worth working for.
The person who is neat, clean and APP
propriately dressed feels better, looks
better and works better. Today's home
maker can look as attractive in her
kitchen as the business woman at her
desk, for modern fabrics and colors
have found place in the homemaker's
wardrobe.
When you choose a housedress, select
bright becoming color in a fabric
that launders easily. Be sure the cut
OF the garment allows plenty of free
dom of movement. Stacks or dungarees
with cOlOrful blouses look best on slim
figures.
For comfort, and for safety as well,
wear well fitted shoes with medium
low heels for homework. Avoid bed
room slippers or old dreSsy shoes with
rundown or high heels.
A good figure is not a matter of
size or weight or years. Good carriage
IS what counts. The bending, lifting,
pulling, pushing and the many steps
you take doing homework can be
healthful exercise if done with the
body in the right posture. What's
more, housework is less firing when
done with consideration for posture.
Here are some suggestions for do
ing some tasks in ways that are less
firing:
When bending, stand with one foot
Slightly forward. Bend through the
knee and ankle joints until within
easy reach of the task. When rising
from the task, again use the same
muscles, thus getting motion in the
thighs and across the front of the
hips. To lift, go down after the burden
by folding the knee and thigh joints,
and rise with it by the simple process
OF Strengthening the joints. Never sac
rlflce straightness of the spine to ac-
commodate a weight you are carrying.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15

Chocolate COLLINS
6 OF. pkg. chocolate pieces or
8 OF. milk chocolate
"a cup confectioners' sugar
Is cup chopped toasted almonds
2 tbsp. butter
2 cups flaked wheat cereal
Melt chocolate over hot water, Stir
IN rest of ingredients. Form into balls
and place on baking sheet. Chill at
least 1 hour in refrigerator, or until
balls hold their shape. Makes about 81.
Peanut MalIOws
u cup butter
IL cup peanut butter
IL Id. marshmallowS (about 32)
5 cups puffed cereal
Melt butter, peanut butter, marsh
mallowS over hot water, stirring con-
stantly. Fold mixture into pulled CO.
real in large bowl, stirring gently until
cereal is evenly coated. Turn into
creased pan, 9x9x1A". Pat evenly
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15

stead. On the way the following should
be encountered:
l. A disappearing skeleton. "a boy
who is dressed completely in black ex-
cept for phosphorescent white strips of
cloth Sewed on the front of his cos
tune to represent the bones of skele-
ton. Against the black background and
the darkness of the room, this will be
all that the victims will see. To dis
appear he simply has to turn his back.)
2. The most horrifying kind of eerie
noises produced by sheet of paper
that is caught in an electric FAM.
8. An unexpected shower of water
tsprinkled from the bristles of big
brush by person who remains care
fully hidden).
Graveyard Entrance
Eventually the guests should see a
sign, made by posting red reflective
tape (the type that is attached to the
rear of automobiles to a large piece
of black cardboard. This will permit the
vermillion words to glow brilliantly in
the dark. 1t should read: GRAVE
YARD ENTRANCE. REMOVE YOUR
SHEET"
The threshold to the party room will
be just a few steps away, but no one
will know this because it will be COW
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15

ent, why not start with invitations that
are written on black paper with orange
ink? The homemade envelopes should
match, of course, and can be fastened
at the seams with orange scotch tape.
The message may read:
''YOU WON'T BE IN THE DARK
FOR LONG IF YOU COME TO OUR
GRAVEYARD TRAIL HALLOWEEN
PARTY"
You might also add:
FOR A GHOSTLY GOOD TIME BE
SURE TO WEAR AN OLD SHEET
Instead of staging the affair at your
home, have the trail begin at a IA
miliar spot in your neighborhood park.
Arrive well ahead of time yourself,
and wear big sheet with eye holes
cut into it. Pin big signs on your chest
and back reading, SILENCE. QUIET.
NO TALKING. HUSH
AS each guest arrives, focus your
lighted flashlight on the letters. This
means that all introductions must be
made in pantomime-and is quite an
ice breaker
1t is also a good plan to have some
extra old sheets along for those who
forget to bring their own. A pair of
scissors will also be helpful for cutting
eyeholes.
Leave crude sign tied to a nearby
lamp post to direct late Corners to the
party place, then lead your ghostly
procession to the address, where the
hostess should also be appropriately
sheeted. and if she wants to give every
body warm welcome, she can hold
hot potato in her hand.
This is a good time and place to
present shadow movie. if all the
lights excepting for the one on the
screen) are turned off. The floor should
be cleared of all furniture, so that
everyone can sit cross-legged on the
floor.
Preparations for this entertainment
are very simple: Stretch cord high
across one end of the room. Hang a
bed sheet on it. The performers should
stand behind this, and lamp, with a
single bulb, should be placed so that
it throws their shadows on the fabric
IN full view of the audience,
Suggested Skit
Here's good dramatic skit for this
purpose, although many others will
suggest themselves to you:
A witch, wearing robe, a pointed
hat and a long false nose Fashioned
from a cone of paper and scotch-taped
into place. Stirs large cauldron. A
boy enters, moaning and complaining
OF stomach pains. The witch gives him
a spoonful of brew and places him on
table. He Immediately goes to sleep.
Then she yields a huge cardboard
knife, and pretends to cut him open.
and removes all sorts of incredible OBJ
Jects from the cavity, such as a Hal
loWeen pumpkin, an egg beater and an
alarm clock-which Immediately starts
ringing.
Of course, these things are really
lying flat on the table, behind the bow,
but from the front it will really look
as though they are taken from his
body. Then she sews up her patient
with huge needle and thread "a pencil
with a rope tied to it; and wakes him
up. He says he feels fine now. End.
26-October IS, 1856
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15

in pan. Cut into 80 bars.
Jack O-Lanterns
l cup sugar
Is cup water
% cup corn syrup
l tsp. salt
"a cup butter
/ tsp. vanilla
z OF. ready-to-eat oat cereal
Mix sugar, water, corn, syrup. salt
butter in saucepan. Cook to $50 degrees
or until few drops form a hard hall
when dropped into cold water Take
from heat. Stir in vanilla Pour hot
syrup in thin stream over cereal in
large bowl, stirring constantly 70 roiv
well. Grease hands and form cereal
mixture into shape of pumpkin t.
balls pull apart, reshape occasionally
until they harden. Use gundrons fo.
eyes and nose and corn CANDY for
teeth. Makes Is pumpkins.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-02
Stevenson Makes War Crisis a Major Campaign Issue
Bv the Associated Press

Adlai Stevenson yesterday called the Middle East crisis "shatter- ing diplomatic disaster" for the United States. He pressed for free time on nationwide radio and TV to reply to Eisenhower's talk Of Wednesday night.
 Shortly before Eisenhower went on the air "Wednesday from his White House office, Stevenson an- nounced in New York that he had sent the President telegram ex- pressing hope that you will not commit us to any precipitate mill tary action" in the Middle East.
 James c. Hagerty, Eisenhower's press secretary, said that as of the time the President began his TV- radio speech Eisenhower had not seen Stevenson's telegram.
 Later, in Pittsburgh, Stevenson told rally he was glad Eisen- hover assured us that he has no present intention of calling Con- gress into special session or in- volving the US. in these hostili- ties"
 Saying he was speaking as the Header of the Democratic Party" Stevenson asked support for eff forts "to end the war between Egypt and Israel"
 But, Stevenson continued. Il cannot promise to support or re spect a foreign policy that has bluffed and blundered the United States into a shattering diplomatic disaster"
 He said Eisenhower Admins tration policies have brought the whole world to the brink of an other war"
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-02
BETA sIGs MEET THURSDAY

The Alaska Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the home of Nancy Goodrich Thursday.
 Plans are being made to out line the program for the coming year on Alaska. For the cultural program of the evening Omie Me Carthy introduced the Little Sis ters of Jesus, who spoke on their experiences on Little Diomede Island.
 Plans are being made for a rummage sale in the very near future. Also Thanksgiving baskets will be given out as the first service project of the season.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

Gvelovita, koji je svoju plemenitu
dusu ispustio i tako mas zauvijek
ostavio dana g. oktobra 1855. Me
govu sliku ovdje donosimo, da ga
JOS jednom barem ma slici vide rod
bina, clanovi i prijatelji.
Bio je rodjen 13. januara godine
1867. u mjestu Osojnik, Hrvatska.
Ovdje u Los Angeles je dosao il
stare domovine pred 70 godina,
kad je bio star samo IA godina. O.
zenio Sc je sa svojom vernon su-
prugom, Rade Gverovic godine
1908, u Plaza Church. Bio je je-
dan cd osnivata naseg odsjeka i
Jadranskog Dobrotvornog Drus-
tva. Stalno je pohadjao odsjecne
sjednice posjeGivao odsjetne pri-
redbe, pil1nike, zabave, t. d. Uvi-
jek Sc je interesirao aktivnosti
svoga odsjeka.
Radio je Ia grad Los Angeles
% godina, S kojeg posla je oti-
Sac mirovinu godine 1883. U
mladjim godinama je radio "a tr-
govacku mornaricu tri godine.
Cd svoie rodbine je imao tri
sestre i diva brata, koji su umrli
prize MEGA. Sada je liza sebe osta-
VIC ozaloscenu suprugu, tri kceri
i dvoje unucadi.
Neka je pokojnom bratu Petru
Gverovicu lahka crna zemlja u ko-
joj vec pociva, a njegovim milim
/ dragima nase iskreno saucesce.
Lube PrskalO, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07
MATT MII4ELCICH

Calumet, Mich. - Odsjek SOB
"Sveti Rok" javlja zalosnu West
clanovima HBz i prijateljima, da
je nemila smrt iz nase drustvene
sredine istrgla dobrog dugogo-
disnjeg clana, brata Matt Mihel-
cicha, koji je bolovao duze vreme-
ma preminuo ma 6. decembra
1855.
Pokoinik je bio rodjen 1866. go
dine mjestu Lokve, Gorski Ko-
tar, Hrvatska. Pristupio je u mas
odsjek 1903. godine, u kojem je
bio dobar i vjeran Clan sve do
svoje smrti.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je po-
lozeno ma odar kod pogrebnika
John Ryan, koje je bio okiceno
brojnim vijencima cvijeta, medju
kojima je bio vijenac naseg od-
sjeka 9O8 u znak zadnje pocasti.
Povorka je krenula ma 8. de-
cembra u 9 sati u jutro do crkve
Svetog Ivana Krstitelja, gdje je
po katolickom obicaju odsluzena
sveta misa po zupniku iste crkve,
koje je pokojnik bio clanom. Ma
,kcn crkvenih obreda povorka je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

West njegovoj preranoj ne
ocekivanoj smrti potresla je mas
narod u Torontu koji je poznavao
pokojnog Bozu kao veselog Co.
vjeka, kao dobrog zajednitara i
radnika koji Sc nikada nije stidio
svog radnickog staleza nacional-
nog porijekla.
Pokojni Dobrotinic umro ie iz-
nenadno 81. januara Il So godini
zivota. Koliko snao ga poznavali
nikada Sc nije tuzio ma bilo kakvu
bolest. Bio je zdrav sve do onog
kobnog dana 81 januara) kad Sc
vratio sa posla nekako nujan ne
raspolozen. Dosavsi kuci pozelio
I je da Sc prize veceri odmori, jer
kako svojoj supruzi rece me osje-
ca Sc prenajbolje". Legao je / Ia
spao "a uvjek tho bez boil
i bez svake~ mogucnosti da ga Sc
spasi cd prerane smrti. Lijecnik
kojeg Sc odmah pozvalo dosao je
TEX da konstatira smrt cd kljenuti
srca.
Rodjen u Bribiru, Hrvatsko Pri-
morje, pokojni Bozo dosao je u
Kanadu prize tridesetak godina,
da bi tu, = daleko cd svog Bribira
kojeg je uvjek ljubio, s kojim Sc
ponosio kojeg Sc spremao da vidi
naskoro nasao rada, kruha
krova "a sebe svoju dragu obi
tell. Poput ostalih nasih radnih
ljudi Boza su u ovoj zenllji do
cekali teski nezdravi poslovi. Is
pocetka ma farmama, pa onda u
rudnicima u kojima je proboravio
punih osamnaest godina, u tvoIni-
, CANA gdje je obavljao najteze po-
slove, da bi Sc konacno zaustavio
ma gradjevinarskom poslu (zidari-
| jD gdje je kao poduzetan i mar
ljiv radnik imao i dobrog uspjeha
u posljednje vrijeme. Svi ii teski
II nezdravi poslovi, ia neprestana
briga bojazan zbog sutrasnjice,
sve su to uzroci prerane smrti "a
mnoge nase radne iseljenike O.
vol zemlji.
tako ostavio mas je jos jedan
dragi zemljak, clan Hrvatske
Bratske zajednice, da bi Sc pridru-
zio ostaloj braci i prijateljima ma
Mount Hope groblju koji SUI kao
on prerano prosli putem - "kud
"a vazda gre se".
Pokop je bio subotu 4. febru-
ara. Otpratili su ga brojni prija-
telji rodjaci IL Toronto ostalih
mjesta Kanade Sjedinjenih Dr.
lava ma vjecni pocinak. Mad otvo-
renim grobom oprostio Sc ime
njegovog odsjeka HBZ brat Nj
kola Pavelic. Brojni vijenci i cvi-
jece pa onda onaj velicanstveni
sprovod Cd 70 automo-ila punih
naroda kojeg je nasa torontska
kolonija priredila svom zemljaku,
clanu Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
Il vrlom pristasi radnickog pokre-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

ga, Jakova Malnar, nasa HBZ.
dobrog dugogodisnjeg clana tai
nika odsjeka broj 665, te upravi-
telja Pomlatka broj 438, koji je
obnasao vjerno svoje duznosti do
zadnjega rasporeza. Bolovao je cd
teske neizljecive bolesti raka,
kojoj nema pomoci nj lijeka,
umro je 16. novembra 1855. Me
govu sliku ovdje donosim, da ga
jos jednom vide mnogobrojni znan-
ci, tlanovi prijatelji.
Bio je rodjen 1. marca 1895.
godine u selu Crnilug, Gorski Ko-
tar, Hrvatska.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu, gdje
mu je odar bio iskiten krasnim vi
jencima cvijeca po nasim prijate-
lima, gdje Sc je isticao i lijepi
yijenac naSeg odsjeka u znak po-
sljednje pocasti. zalosna povorka
ie, krenula ma lijepo i veliko ma
rodno groblje, gdje je njegovo til
jelo morale biti predano nasoj a.
merickoj zemljici ma vjecni poti-
max.
liza sebe je ostavio meme jadnu
osamljenu suprugu, te jednu ses-
tru wise rodbine.
Spavaj mirno mill druze moi,
sadit Gu lijepe RUE ma grob tvoj.
Znalo je jos prize srce tvoje, da
&c biti duboke rane mole.
Ovime Sc zelim zahvaliti mo-
jem bratu, Geo. Stimac IL Mako
mis-, Ill. njegovom sinu Ralfie il
Chicago, koji su il takve daljine
dosli ma onoj zimi, da me tjese,
pax Enlilu Malnar njegovoj dra-
goj suprugi Genevie, koji su mi
bill cd najvete pomoti ISL sa ka-
rom kuda god je bilo potreba, te
prijateljima, susjedima clanovi-
ma naseg odsjeka. Svima skupa
VAN cd srca hvala.
TUNA supruga, Frances Malnar.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07

Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
pax Vas molimo da uvrstite
u "Zajednicar' moju zahvalu
i sliku.
Rodjen sam 20. oktobra
godine 1875. IL selu Lokve,
Jugoslavija. Pc drugi puta
sam doSao IL owl zemlju 60
dine 1902, i odmah sam Ia
tim stupio u nasu Zajednicu,
s kojom sam Sc uvijek po-
nosio i ponositi Gu Sc dok bu-
dem xiv, jer ie dosta dobra
ucinila "a svoje clanove, Mi
hove bastinike, "a mas narod
i druge je pomagala IL Mi
hovim potrebama. Ona je ne
samo bratska, nego i huma-
nitarna organizacija.
Meni je drago sto sam do
cekao tn priliku, da sam ma
vrsio SO godina Glanovanja
u ovoj nasoj velikoj i pleme-
nitoj organizaciji, pax ma te-
melju toga PRIMO sam po.
Gasni znak Cd Izvrsnog Od-
bora nase Zajednice, kojeg
mi je predao mas odsjecni
tajnik, brat Lawrence Kai-
flesh. Pa neka je ovim putem
Cd meme starog clana i pio-
Mira nase Zajednice, najiskre-
Mia hvala IzvrSnom Odboru
i bratu Kaifeshu, kao osta-
linn tasnicima cinovnicima
u glavnom uredu, swim cla-
novima naseg odsjeka j cla-
novima H. B. Zajednice.
Oval znak Gu drzati "a
stalnu uspomenu, koji &c me
potsjecivati ma sva dobra die
la sto je nasa Zajednica IL
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STJEPAN TONIC

Chicago, Ill. - DruStvo "Kriza
ri", odsjek broj 70 HBz. javlja
tuznu vijest, da smo smrcu il svo-
jih redova izgubili dugogodisnjeg
clana, brata Stjepana Tomita, ko-
il je svoje trudne oci zauvijek "a
klopio 7. januara 1856.
Rodio Sc godine 1904. u mjestu
Brazil, Iowa. U Chicago je dosao
1927, mas odsjek je pristupio
u svojim mladim godinama.
liza sebe je ostavio svoju supru-
gu Regina petero djece, kcerku
Joana sinove George, Steve, Ir-
win Philip; majku Tonicu ocu-
ha Matt Padavit; brata Marka,
jednog polubrata cetiri poluses-
ire.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno pogrebnom zavodu John
Patka, gdje nlu je odar bio oki-
cen mnogobrojnim vijencima cvi-
jeca cd rodbine / prijatelja, me-
lju kojima je bio krasni vijenac
naseg odsjeka u znak posljednje
pocasti svomu clanu.
Sprovod Sc je odrzao ma II. ja-
nuara uz crkvene obrede. Velika
sveta misa bila je odsluzena u 10
sati u jutro st. John of Gold
Church. Nakon toga povorka je
krenula sa mnogo automobile ma
Resurrection Cemetery, gdje smo
njegove mrtve ostanke predali
majci zemlji ma vjetni potinak.
Nosioci SUI bill svi clanovi naseg
odsjeka.
Tebi brate Stjepane Tonic, ne
ka tt bude lahka zemlja owe tvo-
je move domovine, pocivaj u miru
vjecna tt slava, a tvojim milim
dragima u ime sveukupnog clan
stva naseg odsjeka, izrazujemo
duboko sazaljenje.
Charles NovOsel, p. o. b.