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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
SALESMAN

This is directed to the ex-
perienced salesman preferably
with Intangible selling back
gruund. We are an inter
national institution ard a
leader in our field. Our Sc
lection must be ambitious. .
self starter aud possess the
maturity to present our pro-
posal to management IN q
dignified but aggressive man
ner. This service is widely &C
cepted by businesses, large
and small. all classifications.
Car necessary: limited travel.
Salary. bonus and expense ar
rangement. Immediate annual
earnings between $1,000 and
$4,000 with advancement
opportunities predicated on
Can T. c. SANDERSON.
,JE. 1854. Sunday after z
or write Box 146-H, Star. 90
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CLERK-TYPIST

Leading weekly news magazine seeks
accurate typist who Is handy with
figures. Excellent opportunity TO
become af1liated with an outstand.
ing organization Offering perma.
nent employment and many COM
general ONCE experience required;
extensive background 0NeTqualifies.
Call d.. $4,000. Ext. 263. between
Q am. and pm.
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YOUNG MAN
NO EXPER. NECESSARY
TO MODEL MEMS CLOTH
ING WITH BALTIMORE
MANUFACTURER.
Must be perfect size 80. This
is an excellent opportunity
for the right person to
make a permanent connec-
ton at attractive salary
and with assurance of OPP
portunity to advance.
J. SCHOENEMAN, INC.
412 w. REDWOOD ST.
BALTIMORE, MD.
PART-TIME SALES, we train: no
door-to-door: white; car; under 80,
Call NE. s-247I. lis, for appt.
SERVICE PERsoNNEL-of first 8
Grades and up, who wish to make
additional income IN their spare
time tassociatel selling America s
Contact Ted Giamo. group sales
manager. AID. 4-430O, once. After
u pm. HA. 2-3e73. HILL a.
SANDERS. INC. lila Vermont ave.
Pact TIME-Ii you can devote a
serious minded. possess s1i a pleasant
money. then this distributor Tor a
national line OF aluminium storm
doors and windows can show you
how to boost your earnings. No
experience necessary. Write to Box
356-G. Star for interview. Include
ment. All replies confidential.
MAN--Here Is your
chance to get into BIG MONEY.
II you are willing to work . few
months for good money. part or full
time and follow q proven market
ing plan. This is q Eround-hoor
opportunity in new industry
starting q Nationwide expansion
program. Call IA. 9-3S00. mo
books. cookware or appliances. ete.l
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CLERK-TYPIST

OLEfth-1 i 4F1OI
Capable Of receiving incoming phone
calls Tor savings and loan associa-
ton; 6-day week: many employe
dement's: age % TO 30:. will train.
NV. or RE. 7-6267. ~
CLOTHING GRADER to classify and
sort various. types, Of clothing for
sb4es ana aad ,t FePs s
experience Of dry cleaning and
sorting helpful. Alert. intelligent,
preferrsd. Appis doo fSHfii IN
DUsTRms. 1929 2oth st; nv 49,
MANAGER, thorough
follow-uD collection work: $1,000
per year TO start. A once-in-a-nfe-
time opportunity. Write Box ESQ.,
Star. -26
CONTEMPORARIES for elderly lady.
I'm; and board. S16 wk. Call Ju.
c SISfiE,N : HousEKEEPER for
sSs HANDY 1aS c s%pl9Esd S Saaush ny:
In Call Mrs. Manchester, ~; O.
DENTAL fESaf HYeIEN1sT. D. C. license;
R Part t simsii DR. VICTOR N JApE3Fk'
DENTAL III zi'i ASSISTANT. sn. sSr:.
in ink stating age. training. *
perience. martial status and typing
knowledge. Box 257-G. Star
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced
and genuinely interested in dem
tistry; salary commensurate with
~.
DRUG CLERK, experienced, to work
in new drugstore; pleasant sur:
roundings; attractive hours; E0od
pay. Apply in person. BERKsH1RsEE
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK. ex-
SON. sREESTWooD DRUG. 1901
FILTER sEAMsTREss for small
GSsorgesoyn shop: exper. necessary.
F ~ ITlSHS0'G IRL-Nisht work: 9
pHiEaNsssuRsGS BoWL1Nd CENTER TER
1911 Annapolis I'd, Bladensnurs,
GENERAL ES oFF1CKwoRKER. by hotel
equipment frm. Permanent posi-:
ton 40.hr; week. vsc asiS,1, ana ana
sa lseye at sq ers sspas aen Ap sS
to 2nd.noor once. z. 3. ADAMS
CO. GAL New York ave; NV.
sional society: 35-hr. week, fringe
benefits. MRS. RENNER. AID; A.
LAUNDRY, nat work department,
day or evening shift; best earnings
cray eRs 0tes 1Np IN Linen men s IL e.
2120 L st. NV. 20
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HELP--MEN
MATCHMAKER

With good sales ability to manag,
concession in dept. store. Box 259'
@, Star, -22
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THE EVENING STAR
HELP-MEN Cont

Washington D. c.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1886
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19

BOOKKEEPER, automotive expert
ence preferred but general back
ground acceptable; downtown air.
conditioned Offices with congenial
associates; See Mr.. Moran:
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
fZbss&M,>se>
By Frances Ainsworth

Last week Tom Jones. our appli-
ance dealer, phoned me and asked:
How would you like to see new
vacuum cleaner that reduces clean
ing effort up to 67Te?" Well, l
hurried right down to his store to
"preview" new 1866 electric
cleaner that beats anything yet
for cleaning ease!
Secrets Of the ney cleaner called
the Constellation" include an
"Air-borne" feature and other in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

No.RolI Pastry Tart Shells
: cups sifted al:-purpose -four
: teaspoons sugar
IN teaspoons salt
y cup Mazda Oh
: tablespoons T1ilk
Sift dry ingredients into me
dunn bowl. Combine salad oil and
milk In measuring cup. Whip
with fork and pou- all at once
over -four mixture. Mix with fork
until completely iampened. d.
vide pastry .nto g medium tart
pans. Press evenly and firmly
with fingers to line bottom OF pan;
then press dough up to line sides
and partly cover rim. Be sure
dough IL pressed 10 uniforr, thick
ness. To flute. pinch dough lightly
with fingers. % not use q high
hutsd edge. Prick bottom and
sides. Bake In hot even t425' FL
az minutes or until lightly
Drowned. Cool; then remove care
fully before hilin1. FIN shells
with prepared pie fili.-g nix. Pre-
serves. or sweeteneC fre7h fruit,
topped with whipped c:cam.
For Single crvs4--e Or e-Ince
Pastry ehsiI; Use y cups -four.
~ teaspoons sugar. teaspoon
SALT. y cup saiaf oil and > table
spoons cold mink. g't. dry ingre-
aisnts directly izts pis Jan. Com
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

1 quart strawberries
Y cup sugar
4 tablespoons corn starch
u teaspoon salt
~ cup water
/ baked 9.inch No-Roll Pastry
Shell
4 cup heavy cream, whipped
Wash, drain and hull straw
berries. cut In half. Combine
eusar. corn starch and salt In top
of double boiler. Gradually add
water. mixing until smooth. Add
one half of the strawberries.
Place over boiling water and
cook. stirring constantly, untl
mixture thickens (about ) min
vtes,. Cover and continue cook
inx l: minutes, stirring OCCASION
ally. Remove from heat; cool.
Fold I'm remaining strawberries.
Pour into baked pie shell. Chill.
Just before serving top with
whipped cream. sweetensd 10
taste. Garnish with strawberries.
.rf berries are not Juicy. uss y
cup vstaA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

BY the way, did you know that in Evanston Illinois
where sundaes discovered Way back the days OF
Sunday blue laws the fathers in order keep youngsters
from hanging around soda fountains forbade the sale Of odas
Sunday. Immediately fountain substituted Turing
of and without sodawhch came to be
known sundae Soon adults found pleasant TO spend
some part Of Sunday eating these delightful concoctons
n fine homemade sundae keep this heavenly mousse in
se freezer all the and keep handy plenty Of Log Cabin
Syrup for the final delicious touch.
MAPIE.wALNur
egg slightly beaten " teaspoon so,
a eup
N finely chopped
hsou
ltuntlsi
souis Sc, Tor edss. hss.iao nps
hrso
u blended and eAspPss wsnsA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

compressed
air tends actually to lift the clean
err from carpet or floor for effort
less operation! II the "airborne"
action is not desired, 1t can be dis
connected and reconnected in Sec
onds.
A new wheeled combined rug
and floor nozzle also makes the new
vacuum easier to use, eliminating
the need Of changing tools when
moving from carpet to bare floor.
Exclusive design Of the new nozzle
Incorporates q floating brush and
Q row Of flexible plastic fingers"
both Of which help to remove stub
born litter without going over the
same area many times. A soft plas-
tic covering over the entire surface
of the nozzle guards against acci-
dental marring Of walls and fur
niture.
You'll like the attractive null
berry, sandalwood and thistle color
scheme Of this new vacuum cleaner
and the fact that it's made by The
Hoover Company, o name that
stands for top quality. Then. too
all the features we liked so well In
the original constellation have
been retained: the full one-horse-
power motor, telescoping wand
Feature, "throw-away" dirt bags
20 mention few.
I'm sure you'll b ~ excited
about this nav wprk.saysr % aml
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
Refreshing "Gourmet"
Dessert
By sfrTY BARCLAY

Here is a cool, refreshing des-
sert for warm summer days. It's
so party pretty, so festive-yet
a breeze TO fix. II features rennet
powder (the secret Of many an
easy. gourmet" dessertD and
port wine. Try the recipe below
and see for yourself how easy 1t
is 10 make Strawberry Wine
Rennet Dessert. Once you try II,
you'll want TO serve this deli
cious, refreshing dessert often
during the summertime. Espe-
cially for parf'es-it's so special.
strawberry
2 cups milk
or 2 tablespoons
] pkg. Strawberry Kennel
Powder
Whipped cream
Cherry slices
Walnut meats
Set out 4 or 5 dessert glasses
Add wine to milk. Warm slowly
until lukewarm. stirring CON
stantly. Test a drop on the in
side OF your wrist frequently.
When it feels comfortably warm
Q10'F) not hot remove at once
from heat Sir in entire con-
tents of package at one time
Mix until powder is dissolved
not over ono minute Pour az
once, while still liquid into
glasses. Do not disturb while
milk sets-about 10 minutes.
Chill. Just before serving, garn-
ish edge with whipped cream,
and decorate with cherry slices
and nut.neatS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

Daily food requirements in just the winter
Three we'll balanced meals during just they
Each day should begin with good
breakfast.
the morning the ideal time of the
certain that the family starts the day with adequate meal
studies made medical
sated that will feel better and work and play better during
the morning hours if you have eaten basic breakfast
breakfast of cereal milk bread and butter
mended by doctors and deians adequate breakfast
More than dozen kinds Of ready breakfast cereals
provide wide variety for the oprepare cool and refreshing
and milk dish for the meal Each
different combination Of fresh fruits berries with
cereal and milk.
IL little effort the breakfast
Cool place leaves fresh flowers add
help to perk up appetes
Refreshing Summer Breakfast
Ovcn- toasted Rice Cereal
scifh
Fresh Frosen Biueberries
SweetR Roll Butter
MIX for Cereal and Beverage
Coffee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

and pudding YOU enioy regularly
the trick them attrac1ey gives
fresh TO these avorites.
cake itself the too mis- cake
old snack favorte from cake
fps Fps sponge spread
with filing folded half packaged Cut
into Hinch slices and have petal pretty
slices in your pudding dishes
make this dish" follow this recipe:
"One Dish" Dessert
banana Hips - cups cold milk
package instant pudding mix whipped cream
maraschino cherries
Cut chilled hps into inch slices Prepare instant pudding
according package directions Lay end fs shebe
glasses Top with pudding Stand flip slices upright fashion,
pudding Garnh with whipped and maraschno cherry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

bine ingredients and press dough
into pan as directed for No-Roll
Tart Shells. Prick entire surface
of pastry; bake In hot oven (426'
FL IL minutes or until lightly
Drowned. Cool before filling.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
Summer Pastry Ideas
BY JANE ASHLEY

Mere 10 recipe wonderful tender pastry that can be made
quickly easily shaped tart and pie shells Use "
wide mouth watering summer desserts
for our family nd friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

novations that
set it apart from
the 1866 model Of
the same name.
You see, when
the cleaner Is
being operated,
exhaust air is
forced straight
d w n into q
space enclosed
by the shallow,
circular hange-
like base. This
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-05-01

and BrOadus. AS one resident of Ash
land wrote of the Mission, Every one
that needs help, whether he is white
or Indian, poor or rich, gets aid and
understanding from the Fathers and
Sisters from this great little church.
They have done wonders for the Chey-
enne Indians
The first school at the Mission was
held in log cabin which was also the
living quarters for the nuns in charge.
Desks and benches were made from
dry goods boxes. In 1887 the Indians
staged ''Ghost Dance and the nuns
were obliged to leave the reservation
for some time. They returned soon.
however, and new school was built.
Today the school has dormitories that
house $50 students and others come by
bus and car to attend. There are shops
for welding, automotive mechanics and
electricity. In addition to vocational
subjects well-rOunded curriculum is
offered, including music, art and physi-
cal education.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-05-01

bers themselves. For example. during
a rainy spell when harvest was held I'D
group of farmers came in. manned
several concrete mixers and poured
the foundation for the structure in two
days. The result of such contributions
OF time and labor is that for a cash
outlay OF about $4,000 a building was
erected that is cOnservatively valued
at SOS, 600.
But the new building is merely the
outgrowth of vital community serv-
ice that is being rendered by the
church and has been for many wears
The church provides a youth center
for all the youth of the town. IT spon.
sors Cub pack and cooperates with
the Boy Scout program sponsored bv
civic group. 1t has strong youth
program for its members, including 2
well-attended Sunday school. It has
high school and junior high school
choirs in addition to the adult choir.
AS result of this program and the
cooperation of the other churches, Den
ton has no juvenile problem.
The facilities of the new church build
ing are used by several community
groups and regular series of adult
discussion meetings are held. Guest
speakers are featured and local and
national problems are discussed. The
meetings are widely attended.
The Rev. Fred Castor, pastor, has
served the church for the last five
years. He came to Montana from
Pennsylvania and rates Denton as the
ideal community"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-05-01
St. Labre's Indian Mission

THE ST. BENEDICT Labre Indian
Mission has been serving the Chey-
ennes for nearly rs years 1t was first
established in 1884 as a school served
by UrSuline Nuns from the East at the
request of Bishop Brondel.
When Bishop Brondel visited the
Mission in that year he found the In
dian to be in state of dire poverty
and near starvation. He ordered the
Mission to buy some cattle and kill
them for the Indians. He also appealed
to the Governor of Montana for assist
ance for the tribe
The first church at the Mission was
built in 1896 and dedicated in 1897 by
Bishop BrOndel. At that time the Mis-
sion was cared for by the Jesuits.
Since 1926 the Franciscan Capuchins
have been in charge The Rev Emmett
Hoffman is the present pastor of the
church.
From this Mission help goes out to
many other localities: Birney, Busby,
Coalstrip, Lame Deer, Muddy, Kirby
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-05-01
Denton Methodist Church

THE DENTON METHODIST Church
m a community of 425 residents has
an active membership of 225. 1t serves
large area in this productive wheat
country of Central Montana and has
Outreach programs for the communi-
ties of Coffee Creek and Everson.
Just this year the congregation COM
pleted a new church building. This was
truly community project. Even men,
bers of other churches in the town,
Catholic and Lutheran, pitched in
and helped ON occasion.
The building was designed and, in
large part, constructed by the mem
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-05-01
1856 Montana Rural
ChMnchQA-oR-tho-Doah

JUDGES HAD A job cut out for them in selecting the
Montana for 1856. Rejecting KEEN
statewide interest in the contest this year. nominations for
the awards were sent in in record numbers.
With such large number of such worthy candidates
Judge the sponsoring agencies decided to make at least
ratings of awards AS result ST. LabreS Mission of Ashland
named the Catholic Church of the Year and another
Catholic Church, ST. Anthonys of Baker, presented
award of achievement The Rev John Hanrahan the
latter church.
Protestant ChurchoftheYear Award goes the Denton
Methodist Church of which the Rev. Fred CASTOR the
pastor, but three other churches also presented
cates of excellence They the Powder River Congrega
uona Church of BroaduS the Rev. Harold Hickman pastor
the Golden West Lutheran Church of Ledger the Rev. D.
Gbertson pastor and the Church of the Big Hole Presbv-
teran Wise River, the Rev Alton Goodenberger pastor
Certificates of achievement also presented to IL
other Protestant churches
The 1856 award sponsored by the Catholic Rural Life
Conference of Montana with the Rev Martin S. Whalen
Belt contest director and the Town and Country Depart
ment OF the Montana Council of Churches with the Rev
Don Redtled Livingston contest director Montana Farmer
Stockman cooperated.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-25
Proslava Martinskog
KIuba u Chicago, III.

kao sto snlo to vec ranije
u predobjavi javili, da ce
Martinski Klub proslaviti 30
godiSnjicu voga opstanka
S vecerom i zabavom u su-
botu, %. travnja 1856, II
HrvatskOm NarOdnom | So
kolskOm Domu, 1903 South
Racine Avenue.
VeGera iii banket biti ce
priredjena po domacu po cla-
nicama naseg Kluba, koje vo-
de brigu da prirede teCno
m e S o, orehnjace, strudel i
kavu. VeGera ce biti u Z sa-
ii u veGer, a ulaznice su 81
po osobi, koje su vec sada u
rasprodaji kod clanova drus-
tava i klubova. Svaki onaj
koji zeli da pripomogne u ra-
du Martinskom Klubu biti ce
travnja, tako da Sc moze u
stanoviti "a koliko osoba je
potrebno naruGiti hranu. Po-
slije vecere biti ce plesna Ia
bava, "a koju &C svirati tam
buraSki zbor "Slaboda".
Istodobno dajemo do INA
MIA, da ce Martinski Klub o.
drzati svoj piknik u nedjelju,
5. kolovoza O. g., u Jugoslav
Stoga umoljavamo ma
Sa druStva i klubove da u
vaze ova diva dana, %. trav-
MIA i S. kolovoza, da ne pri-
svoje zabave pix
nike, jer bi S time ucinili Ste
tu mama sebi.
Vinko Rudar, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-25
Sa svadbenog veseIja
u Los ANGELES, Calf.

Ovime javljamo rad o S n u
vijest, da su nasi jos cd die
tinjstva clanovi H.B.Z. stu
pill Il bracni zivot ma 2S-og
januara owe godine, po kato-
lickom crkvenom obredu u
Las Vegas, Nevada, a to su
nasi Frank Stanisich, Jr. i
Frances Cvetenic. Kada su Sc
mladenci povratili kuci s me-
denog putovanja ma IS. feb
ruara, roditelji Stanisic pri-
redili su bogatu veceru u
Dvorani ma $50 South Ford
Blvd, koja je bila dupkom
puma gostiju.
Stanisic familija doselila sc
IL Detroit, Mich, 1915. 60
dine, te kroz to vrijeme stek-
la 81 veliko prijatelistvo ov-
die u Kaliforniji. To Sc je
moglo opaziti i prigodom o.
voga veselja, kada su Sc 60
sti redali jedan "a drugim.
Stanisici su bill veoma veseli
gledajuci to sve, tako da su
i'm sc sue radosnice po-
javile ma ocima.
Vecera je bila ukusno pri-
redjena po domaci, gdje nije
manjkalo nicega, kao raz-
nih kolaca j torta ma pretek.
Nasi mladenci su uveli nesto
novoga, umjesto Wedding
Cake, a to su bile ukusne i
bogate torte. U toku vecere
iznenadno Sc ustane e. Mato
Kovacevic, koii je nasoj ko-
loniji veoma dobro poznat, i
dobar prijatelj obitelji Stani-
Sic. Najprije je mladencima
zazelio sve najbolje u njiho-
vom bracnom zivotu, cestitao
roditeljima pozdravio go
ste. Nije mogao a da ne ka-
re jednu zgodnu salu o svo-
Jim Licanima, ma cemu su Sc
svi prisutni cd srca nasmija-
Ii. Mato je Licanin i time Sc
ponosi, pa kao takovi sa svo-
Jim humorom hoce da i dru-
ge razveseli. Zatim su mia
denci bill Ii jepo podareni
s krasnim darovima ne samo
cd mas ovdje, nego iz De-
troita, Chicago, Montana, Ka-
made, Floride, San Francisco
okolice Los Angelesa. Tele-
grami su cd svuda stigli, sto
ia mislim da ce nasim MIA
dencima biti mila nezabo-
ravna uspomena i sjecanje
dok budu zivi. LA toga je
nastalo veselie i plesanje do
kasno u noci, uz pjesmu
casicu kako je tko zelio.
twill sretni bill nasi mia
denci, Frank j Frances.
Mary s. Kuchan, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-25
FRANJO VCEC

New Brighton, "a. - OosJek
.49O HBz. je sa naglom smrcu IL
Cubic iz svojih redova dobrog cla-
ma, brata F'ranju Ivteca, koji je u
MIRO %. januara 1866, ma stanu
kod svog prijatelja, Petra Ska
can. Bio je u nirovini samo Jednu
godinu dana, bio je zdrav dobro
ie uzivao, jer 81 je "a svoje stare
dane dobro priskrbio. Ali nemila
smrt ne pita ne dopusta da bl
malo dulje pozivio, pa nj hjecnika
niie pricekala da mu pomogne, ne
go kad je lijetnik dosao bilo je
prekasno. Lijecnik je ustanovio da
lie umro cd srcane kapi.
Rodien je 1882. Il mjestu Draga,
Sveta Ana, Jastrebarsko, Hrvat-
ska. U ovu zemlju je dosao 1912,
a pristupio je u Zajednicu cd 1lli-
nois, godine 1920. LA sebe je o.
stavio jednog sina Franju jednu
kcerku Ljubicu Cizrnesija u Hr-
vatskoj, te jednog sestrica Petar
Cupac u Wayne, Mich.
Mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlozeno koo
pogrebnika ]. Sprat. Odsjek Sc je
sporazumio braton Petrom Ska
can, da Sc pokojnika pokopa pc
vierskim katolickim obredima. Ma
80. januara svetu misu je odsluzio
mas zupnik, Father Sima. Nakon
toga povorka je krenula ma grob-
lie Svetog Josipa, gdje je pokojnik
predan majci zemlji ma vjecni po-
cinak. Mad otvorenim grobon1, U
ime clanstva naseg odsjeka
HBZ., S pokojnikom sc je opro-
stio i procitao nadgrobno slovc
mas predsjednik, brat Steve Mulek
Neka je tebi brate Franjo Ia
hka crna zemlja kojoj vec po-
civas, tvojim milim i dragima
nase clansko bratsko sauceste
Jakob GriSnik, tajnik