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would link with Burlington ave-
nue. and complete the loop via
Thirteenth street, Eastern ave-
nue. and Sixteenth street.
Two Possible Remedies
The trade groups proposals
leave the engineering problems
for the Woodbury. Circle inter-
section up to the county but
suggest two possible remedies:
l. A channelized traffic circle.
2. An overpass for the outer
loop connecting with the Bur-
lington avenue bridge and per-
the proposed extension
of Fenton street and Philadel-
phia avenue TO pass under the
loop.
The trade groups recommen-
dationS include commercial re-
coming along the southwest side
OF EaSt-West highway between
Colesville road and Blair road.
No extension of the commercial
district beyond Fenwick lane on
Georgia avenue and Spring street
on Colesville road is proposed by
the board.
Some additional apartment
house coming, primarily IN the
Older residential sections of Sill
yer Spring, also is proposed.
The Board of Trade win make
three suggestions for possible
sites for new county building:
/. A portion of the Blair tract
at Eastern avenue and Colesville
road.
2. The northwest corner of
Georgia avenue and the proposed
new Spring street intersection,
across the street from the plan
ming commission.
3. A tract adjacent to the new
Silver Spring library on Colesville
road.
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Police Say HoIdup
Was Faxed to Hide
Dice Game Losses

A service station attendant
who used company funds to
shoot craps and lost, has ad-
mitted making a false holdup
report to cover the deficit, Prince
Georges County police reported.
Robert Bruce, 81. Of the 400
block c street NE, admitted
yesterday, 1912 he reported
stolen in a holdup June 20 was
to cover the $3.50 of station
money he lost the night before
with dice, Detective Sergt. Rob-
ert N. Cabral said.
The suspect previously had
told police two men drove up
for gas as he was opening the
station at 1901 Riggs road. Chill
lum. pointed a gun at him and
took the money from his pocket,
Sergt. Cabral said.
Bruce faces a hearing August
20 in Hyattsvllle Police Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
franciscan Friur
Chuses Thief at
Monastery Store

A sneak thief eluded pursuers
at the Franciscan Monastery
yesterday, but dropped his booty
on the way.
Brother John Dowd, O.F.M.
store manager at the monastery S
gift shop, said a guide notified
him there was a suspicious per-
son in the store with a bag
When he approached and called
to the man. however, the suspect
dropped the bag and ran.
Brother John and the guide
chased the man briefly, but con-
siderations of dignity and his
clerical robes hampered the
friar, and others took up the
chase down Fourteenth street.
The bag contained IS packets
of note cards taken from the
store. The monastery is located
at 1400 Quincy street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
By TOM BURKE

A demand for scrapping the
June Is Arlington Democratic
Convention will be presented to
State Senator Charles r. Fen
wick. chairman of Virginia's 10th
District Democratic Executive
Committee.
Mrs. Sue Renfro. Of 1900 North
Greenbrier street, Arlington said
liberals and conservatives have
Joined in the petition which
charges illegal practices in the
calling and operating of the con-
vention.
Mrs. Renfro. whose husband,
Robert, is a member of the Arl-
lngton Independent Movement
general committee and is known
as q conservative Democrat, said
the petition asks custer of the
delegates chosen June Is to rep
resent the county at the State
convention July 81.
Ask New Convention
The petition asks that the Ar
lington Democratic Executive
Committee be ordered to call a
new convention to replace the
June 18 slate of delegates.
Unlike Fairfax County, where
conservative Democrats forced
a new convention call, the stu
alton in Arlington involves a
mixture Of liberals and conserv-
atives. Fairfax Democrats will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
3 in Family Killed

MANNHEIM, W. Va, July IA
.(P.-A man, woman and boy
were killed today when their
truck was hit by the caboose of
Ia backing train and dragged $50
feet.
Hosea c. Funk, his wife, Edna.
both SO, and their 9-year-old
grandson. Charles, were killed
near their home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Classroom Hues
Up for Debate

Montgomery County school Of
f1cials expect that the School
Boards all-day Building Insti-
tute Thursday will provide an
opportunity for public discussion
OF several school construction
questions that have caused con-
troversy in recent months.
County School Superintendent
Forbes H. Norris has issued a
notice of the institute schedule
and a list of questions to stimu-
late discussion.
One of the nine suggested
questions is: How important do
you consider the color scheme
in SCHOOL,"
The question is listed as in
GLIDING the following color
scheme considerations educa-
tlonal and psychological values
maintenance charges and light
irg effects.
Behind these still unsettled
areas of inquiry lies the recent
dispute over DR.. Mildred M.
Lands, the school administra-
tons S50-a-day color consuitant
who has designed color schemes
for some county schools in the
past year.
At recent school board meet
ings and elsewhere, the criticism
that DR.. Lands color patterns
are unnecessarily costly and
over-stimulating was voiced.
The 50-year-old color expert,
q former fine arts professor, who
was employed as the principal
of Wood Acres elementary school
last fall, employs a variety Of
bright hues on classroom walls
and school corridors to dispel
what she describes as the ira
ditional buff and brown gloom
in school buildings.
Critics OF the new look" in
classroom paint declared that
DR.. Lands fee for the designs
is an addition to her principals
salary and that the combina-
lions Of bright colors are "glar-
Ing" and disturbing.
Among the other topics sug-
gested for discussion at the in
stltute are: An architects re-
sponsibilities in supervising con-
struction, different types of wall
structure. maintenance costs and
Standardization Of construction
materials.
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Thanks

Generous contributors to The Evening Star Summer
Camp Fund again have made that full compile
ment of underpriveged children will enjoy vacations at
Camps Goodwill and Pleasant this summer
With small balance left from last year, proceeds
from the Congressional Baseball Game played last month";
and money still from other sources the fund
send 500 children to camp is the top.
Readers of The Star thus have fulfilled the objective
Of seeing that full 200 children will enjoy
the camps this year.
The Star will continue to accept and acknowledge
contributions Any this years requirements will
be set aside for next year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
U. S. Attorneys
Gather for PurIev

Discussion of means to reduce
the backlog OF litigation pending
in Federal courts will be the
major topic in the annual con-
ference of United States Attor-
.neys which opens here tomorrow
The three-day meeting will
be attended by the United
States Attorneys Of the ga Fed
'eral Districts in the United
States. its territories and pos
sessions.
Attorney General Brownell
and Deputy Attorney William
P, Rogers will address the open
ling session at 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15

tee headed by himself. Mr.
Pressman has offered to accept
the challenge with no response
from Mr. Tydings.
The investigation was men,
toned prominently in the 1856
election in which Senator Butler
Republican, took the Senate
seat Mr.. Tydings had held for
"a years. They are scheduled tc
be opponents again in the No
vember election.
Won Close Primary
Mr.. Tydings won the Demo
cratic nomination in a close pri-
mary on May 7 against Mr.
Mahoney.
Mr.. Pressman in his wire tc
Mayor D'AleSandro said it would
constitute a slap in the face OF
everyone who voted for him" if
Mr., Mahoney wasn't nominated
in the event of Withdrawal. by
Mr.. Tydings.
Such a substitute nomination
would be up to the State Cen
trail Committee. headed by T
Barton Harrington, who has
been feuding with Mayor Dale
Sandro.
Common decency requires
that Mr.. Mahoney, who ran a
virtual dead heat with Mr.. Tyd-
ingS. be the nominee upon Mr.
Tydings' resignation" Mr.. Press
man told Mayor D'Alesandro.
If you persist in your plan, IT
will prove that Mr.. Harrington
was correct in the charge that
you are causing disruption in the
Democratic Party"
The mayor was in Ocean City
and could not be reached for
comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Chairman Named

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va,
July IA (SpeciaD Joseph j.
Thompson, businessman and
civic leader here. has been named
chairman Of the jefferson Coun-
ty Democratic Executive Com
mittee. He succeeds Paxton Mar
shall, Shepherdstown, who did
not seek reelection.
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shortage of interns at the
municipal hospital.
Earlier this week, Commits
sioner David R. Karrick hit the
House committees action in
denying the requests, saying that
1t seriously jeopardizes future
patient care in the more than
l,200 bed institution.
II the conferees agree the in
terms pay would be boosted
from $1.545 annually to $500.
Hospital residents would re-
ceive $1,000 for the first year
up to 81, 400 for the fourth year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15

ton to the Senate due to Ill
health and that you plan to in
fluence a majority of the State
Central Committee to nominate
someone other than George P.
Mahoney,' Mr.. FRESHMAN wired
Mayor D'Alesandro.
Mr.. Tydings has been in Johns
Hopkins Hospital since June 8
Doctors said he originally was
suffering from a type of shingles
on his face near an eye. They
said it has left form of neu-
ralgia.
Visitors other than members
of his immediate family still are
prohibited. His doctor refused
today to permit delivery to him
of a message on Mr.. PreSsman'S
report and a request for COM
ment.
His wife replied.
Has Not Quit
He hasn't withdrawn, nobody
has asked him TO withdraw and
he doesn't intend to withdraw, "
she said. Mrs. Tydlngs declared
her husband was highly amused
at the report"
She declared that Mr.. Tydings
does not have a serious ailment,
all it necessitates is complete
rest and quiet"
She added that he did not
want to get into "wrangle"
with Mr.. PreSSman, who has
needed Mr.. Tydings in the past
for refusing to debate with him
publicly.
Mr.. Tydings in 1854 issued a
challenge to Republican Senator
Butler and anyone else to debate
his handling Of an investigation
OF alleged subversion in the
State Department by a commit :
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a new coming and street plan for
the Silver Spring area.
A commission spokesman said
this is the first time residents
have had an opportunity to make
recommendations before a mas
ter plan is prepared.
Inner Belt Asked
The Board of Trade is propos-
ing an inner belt all of which
either has been built or is sched-
uled for early construction in
Montgomery County. 1t would
include Cameron street. Fenton
street, Bonifant street and Sec
ond avenue.
Cameron street would be cut
through from Georgia avenue to
Second avenue. improvement and
widening of Second avenue and
Bonifant street on the east side
of Georgia also are on conStruc-
ton schedules.
The outer belt would include
the proposed extension of Six
tenth street via Arson street
to Georgia avenue. On the east
side of Georgia it would include
the use Of the proposed Spring
street which loops around to
Colesville road.
Work Is Budgeted
From Colesville road the outer
loop would include Cedar street
through to Wayne avenue. Work
on this project already has been
budgeted by the county.
The Board Of Trades proposal
then calls for cutting through a
new section of road between
Wayne avenue and Bonifant
street and then following Grove
street south to Sligo avenue.
The plan also calls for cutting
through another section between
Sligo and Woodbury. Circle.
At this point the outer belt
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Meat By-Products

Value of meat by
products is from TO s per cent
Of the wholesale value of the
fresh meat.
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Tydings to Stay in Roce
For Senate, Wife Says

BALTIMORE July IA lF0.-Mlard E. Tydings today
through his wife that he will resign the Democratic nomination
to the United States Senate.
LYMAN Pressman, Baltimore lawyer political heckler
brought head such gossip in telegram he Mayor
d AeSandro
Il hear that Mr. Tydng will resign the Democratic
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Two New roffic Routes
Proposed in Silver Spring

Two ccumfential routes to relieve traffic movement in and
the Silver business
of the Silver Spring Board of Trade.
The proposals will be submitted to the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Commission public meeting
night at $500 Colesvlle road
The being held citizen recommendations for
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Sa zIafnog pira supruga Kirin

st. Petersburg, Fla. - Ov-
die donosimo sliku dugogo-
disnjeg clana naSeg odsjeka
br. 81 H.B.Z. u Chicago, ILL.,,
lvana Kirin njegove supru-
ge Helen, koji su proslavili
5O-godisnjicu svog bracnog
zivota ovdje u St. Peters
burg, Florida.
Crkveni obred su imali 3.
februara owe godine u crkvi
Svetog Jude, koje je odslu-
zio Rev. James Mehan. Ban
ket IL njihovu pocast Sc je
odrzao 11-og februara u st.
Jude Hall, kojem su prisu-
stvovali njihova rodbina =
brat Franjo Kirin sa supru-
gom Marion, te brat Josef
Pavlak start, sva trojica il
Chicago, Ill. Takodjer su pri-
sustvovah mnogl naSi prlja-
telji Hrvati So svojim supru-
gama, to sll Martin Simo-
mic, Anton Stiglic, Stjepan
Tandaric, Josip Slamar, AL
banes supruga Paulina, Ma
rion Broz, B. MikolaiGek,
George Noll, Simon Gradian,
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FRANK NERALIC

Niagara Falls, N. Y. -- DruStVo
"Niagara's" odsjek 512 H. B. Ia
jednice javlja zalosnu West rodbi-
nj, prijateljima znancima. da smo
smrtu izgubili il nasih redova ma
Seq dugogodisnjeg clana, brata
Franza Neralica, koji je pobolje-
vac zadnjih rs godina, ali ipak Sc
je znao cuvati uzdrzavati do svo-
jih 70 godina.
Pokojni je rodjen 1877. blizu
Ogulina, Hrvatska, cd roditelja o.
ca Jure Neralic | make. Ane Sa-
lopek. Umro je %. februara 1856,
a sahranjen 27. februara ma Ri
verdale Cemetery. U zajednicu je
stupio 81. marca 1911. te ostala
amerikanska drustva, kao u
S. N. P. Jednotu, sto Sc je polka
zalo ma sprovodu sa mnogobroj-
MIN vijencima, da je bio postovan
i cijenjen medju mama, kao ucen
i skolovan covjek.
skole je ucio u Ogulinu, Zagrebu
Becu, te je bio vrlo izobrazen
sto Sc je pokazalo u njegovome
radu u ovoj zemlji, gdje je imao
drzavni posao vecinom svoga Ii
vota u ovoj zemlji, jer je znao vi
Sc jezika govoriti.
-Iza sebe ostavlja ovdje jos mia
du zenu, Lucie Neralic, kcer ne
ozenitu Frances i jednu ozenitu
Rossela Gills, te jednu kcer cd
prve zene Mrs. Jeans c. Hrsh u
Waterloo, Iowa. Sestre Mrs. Dane
Rendulic McKeesport, Pa, Mrs.
Antony Rendulic IL Canton Lack
necaka u Lockport, N. Y. U kraju
sestre Maricu Rendulic Anku So
bolovic, te mnogu drugu rodbinu.
Svima NINA nase saucesce, a te-
bi brate Neralicu neka je lahka
crna zemlja kojoj pocivas. ko-
jima 81 nam uspomenu svoju osta-
vic neizbrisivu.
Marinko Radio, izvjestitel.
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Pokojni brat Basic bio je rodjen
1887. mjestu Trolokve, opcina
Trogir, kotar Split, Dalmacija, Ju-
goslavija. U svojim mladim godi-
mama sluzio je cetiri godine aus
trijskoj mornarici, a zatim je do
Sac u ovu zemlju 1918. u Chicago,
Ill. liza toga je dosao u McComas,
w. Va, gdje je radio u rudnicima
sve do svoje smrti tako uzdrza-
vac svoju familiju.
LA sebe je ostavio svoju ucvi-
ljenu suprugu Annu, strica st.
Louis, Mo. diva brata II starom
kraju.
Njegov odar bio ie iskicen vi
jencima cvijeGa od roda prija-
telja, medju kojima Sc je isticao
i krasni vijenac naseg odsjeka u
znak zadnje pocasti svome vjer-
nom clanu predsjedniku.
Ma dan pokopa povorka je kre-
nula IL kuce zalosti IL katolicku
crkvu u McComas, liza toga ma
Groblje Woodlawn, w. Va, gdje
su njegovi zadnji ostanci predani
materi zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Tu mad otvorenim grobom, proci-
tala je nadgrobno slovo i oprostila
Sc polsojnikom u engleskom jezi-
ku sestra Shoda.
Neka je pokojnom bratu Basicu
lahka crna zemlja u kojoj vec po-
civa, a njegovoj ucviljenoj suprugi
/ ostaloj rodbini nase topic sauce
see.
Anton Viliac i1yi
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Terezija Lockmer, te Mrs.
Ana Panizic Barbara Tiran,
i Paul Blozic IL Milwaukee,
Wis, kao i drugi strani pri-
jatelji i susjedi.
Nasi svecari, Ivan i Helen
Kirin su Sc ozenili u Mace
line, Mo, 3. februara 1906.
u st. Bonaventure Crkvi.
Brat Ivan Kirin je rodjen
1878. u selu Paucnjak, op-
Gina Sveti Martin u Galgovo,
kotar Samobor, a supruga
mu Helen je rodjena 1885.
u selu Brestova Draga, op-
Gina Mrkopali, kotar Delnice,
pod imenom Bruketa. Ivan je
clan H.B.Z. 53 godine, a He
len je bracni clan. Brat XII
rim je IL mirovini cd IS. ok
tobra 1851, te je sada sa
suprugom nastanjem u st.
Petersburg, Fla.
Nasim svecarima zelimo da
jos pozivu mnogo godina u
najboljem zdravlju zado-
voljstvu sa svojom obitelji i
prijateljima.
NjihOv Prijatelj
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G|asujmo "a svoga

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ma 8.
maja &c Sc u drzavi Ohio O.
drzati primarni izbori, kada
gradjani odabiraju kandidate
"a pojedine polozaje bilo to
u mjestu, DRAW iii IL fede-
ralnoj upravi. Clan naseg od-
sjeka broj 403 H.B.Z., brat
Marko Herak Sc takodjer ma
tjece ma listi Demokratske
Stranke "a State Represen-
tative u Ohio.
Stoga molimo svu bracu
Hrvate sestre Hrvatice u
Clevelandu i drugim mjesti-
ma, koji su gradjani koji
imaju pravo glasa, te koji SUI
registrirani kao demokrati,
da ma S-og maja glasuju "a
svoga zemljaka, dobrog Hr-
vata i postenog covjeka =
brata Marka Herak.
Unaprijed vam hvala,
Andy Tumbri, izyi.
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svoju unucad. Pokojnica bila je
clanica crkvenog drustva ovdje
u Rankinu.
LA sebe je ostavila tri sina, Jo-
seph, John Rudolph; dvije kceri,
Anna Kirin Louise Stark, 10
unucadi; sestru Ana Spanic bra
ia Frank Eric u Gary, Ind, u
starom kraju brata Marka Eric.
Mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlozeno u
vlastitom njezinom domu i oki-
ceno mnogobrojnim vijencima cvi-
jeca, medju kojima je krasio vi
jenac cd naseg odsjeka u znak
zadnje pocasti. Plateno je mnogc
svetih misa "a pokoj njezine duse
cd mnogobrojnih rodjaka, prija
telja susjeda.
Ma 20. februara u jutro, krenula
je zalosna povorka cd obiteljske
kuce do nase hrv. crkve Ranki-
nu, gdje je odsluzena velika sveta
misa po Rev. Myron Lasit, koja
je bila puma naroda, sto je dokaz
da je sestra bila mnogo postivana.
LA toga ispratili smo ju ma vie
emo pocivahste, gdje je sahranje-
ma ma obiteljskom grobu pokraj
svoga supruga Jurice, sina Georgia
k6erke Marice. Mad otvorenim
grobom, u ine drustva Krstanskih
Maiki progoyorila lie -predsiednica
recenog druStva, sestra Katarina
Pecak, a u ime naseg odsjeka o.
drzao je oprostajni govor pisac o.
viii redaka.
Neka je nasoj pokojnoj sestri
Jelki lahka gruda owe zemlje u
kojoj vec pociva, njezinim milim
dragima u ime naSeg clanstva
izrazujemo nase duboko saucesce.
Thomas Begg, predsjednik.
Zahvala. Ovime Sc najljepSe
zahvaljujeno svima onima, koji su
mas tjesili u nasoj velikoj zalosti
prigodom smrti nase drage nj
kad zaboravljene make. Svima
hvala, koji su polozili whence cvi-
jeca ma njezin odar, koji SUI dali
"a svete mise, kao onima koji
su dali ma raspolaganje svoje au-
tomobile, svima koji su ispratili
nasu majku ma vjecni pocinak.
Tugujuci sinovi kceri.
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ia, unucad 1 praunucad, te wise
rodbine u starom kraju. Bila je
proslavila i zlatni pir sa svojin
suprugom. To SUI bile duge godine,
ali smrt je bila prebrza. Tebe ses-
tro nikada ne &c zaboraviti tvoja
draga rodbina, a NINA tvoje
sestre cd naseg odsjeka "Hrvat-
ska Villa.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo je bilo IL
lozeno kod naseg pogrebnika, Jo-
sipa Pavlak Sina. Sveta misa je
odsluzena crkvi- Sveto Trojstvo,
gdje je sestra RADIO polazila do zad-
Meg casa. I tu Sc je vidjelo da
je sestra imala mnogo prijatelja,
posto SUI joj darovali mnogo mi
sa "a pokoj njene duse.
Tebi sestro neka bude lahka
zemlja u kojoj pocivas pokoj ii
vjecni, tvojim dragima nase is
kreno saucesce.
Katarina Skoc, perov
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Benwood, w. Va. - Ovdje
&c Sc odrzati plesna zabava
u pocast Majcinog Dana po
odsjeku broj SO H.B.Z. od-
sjeku broj 628 S.N.P.J. u su-
botu, II. maja 1856, u Blue
Ribbon Hall IL BenwOOdu.
Pies ce poceti u 9 sati u
vecer i trajati do II sati, "a
kojeg &c svirati vrlo dobro
poznata orkestra, koja svira
u High School proms So
cials.
Imati cemo svjezih napi-
TAXA, koja SUI po zakonu do
zvoljena prodavati, kao i hot
dogs i d o m a { h kolaca sa
orahima.
Pozivljemo sve clanove ma
sih dvaju odsjeka, kao i O.
stall mas narod mjesta oko-
lice, da mas posjeti ma ovoj
zabavi u sto vecem broju, pa
da ma istoj zajednicki Sc raz-
veselimo i iskazemo pocast
nasim majkama uoci Maj
cinog Dana, koji je drugi dan
i koji Sc slavi u ovoj zemlji.
Ia dobru podvorbu jamci
vam mas zajednicki odbor,
koji vas pozdravlja j klicem
VAN: Dobro nam dosli ma ma
su zabavu u subotu vecer,
II. maja!
Ia odsjek broj 83 H.B.Z.,
Blanche Dinger, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02

n. S. Pittsburgh, Pa, gdje je bio
clanom do godine 1912. liza toga
Sc preselio u Johnstown, Pa. do
Sac u mas odsjek broj 5 sa Pre-
stupnom Listinom, gdje ie ostao
clanom sve do svoje smrti. Bio je
dobar clan naseg odsjeka, polazio
sjednice radio "a napredak istoga
kolillo mu je bilo moguGe.
Sa prvom zenom Sc ozenio 1908.
i liza koje SUI ostale tri llceri jedna
sa familijom u Detroit, Mich, je-
dna Hamilton, kanada, a jedna
u starom kraju. Drugi put Sc oze-
nio 1916. sa svojom suprugom Bar
baron, sa kojom nije imao djece,
a koja sada live u Orlando, Flo
rida, gdje su Sc preselili godine
1858.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je iz-
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu Carey
Hand u Orlando, Fla, gdje mu je
odar bio iskicen vijencima cvijeca
cd roda i prijatelja, mas odsjek
je poslao "a svetu misu, jer mu je
bilo kasno javljeno da je brat u
MIRO tako nismo mogli poslati vi
jenac po nasem obicaju.
Ma 8. sijecnja krenula je Ia
losna povorka cd pogrebnog zavo-
da u k. crkvu st. James, gdje je
bila odsluzena sveta misa. LA to-
ga ma KatoliCko Groblje, gdje je
njegovo tijelo predano materi zem-
iii ma vjecni potinak,
Tebi brate Jakobe neka bude la
hka gruda zemlje, a tvojim milim
dragima nase sauceSce.
Michael Batch, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02
Vecera i zabaya
KIuba zagorje

Detroit, Mich. - Klub Ia
gorje priprema veceru j "a
bavu u subotu, 1903 maja
1856, u Hrvatskom Domu
ma 1875 McNichols Road. We
cera poGima u 5 sati poslije
podne, a u 9 sati poGima pies
ma zabava pa do kasno u no.
ci. Goste ce zabavljati S pie
smom glazbom tamburaSki
zbor Balkan Cavaliers. Sav
prihod cd vecere je namije-
njen "a novi Hrvatski Dom.
Pozivamo sve clanove ma
Sega Kluba, kao sve prija-
telje say mas narod mjesta
i okolice, da dodju spro-
vedu ugodnu vecer u dobroj
domacoj hrani i dobroj glaz-
bi. Kada god tko dodje biti
ce posluzen i podvoren jelom
i picem.
Ia dobru poslugu brine sc
Odbor.
Joseph Stuglin, izvj.