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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
Florida HuIfbuck
Knocks Entertainer
THROUGH Window

MIAMI. Fla, Feb. 4 pr
Jimmy Rountree, halfback star
on the University of Florida
football team, was arrested yes
Iterday and accused of knocking
a man through a window at a
ldrive-in restaurant.
The, sophomore athlete was
charged with assault and re-
leased in $500 bond.
| Police Chief Dave Walker OF
suburban North Bay Village said
the football players attack on
Don Nielsen. 25-year-old enter
,tainer. was completely unpro-
voked."
Walker said a companion of
iRountree's. Lawrence Mitchell.
I20-year-old Miami Coast Guards
man. encouraged Rountree to
hit Nielsen" Mitchell also was
charged with assault and re-
LEASED in 500 bond.
Rountree. however, said he hit
Nielsen because he said some
thing wise to me-"
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.BuckeyeCooch
Levels Charge
OF 7 umperinq
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb, 4 -R)

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 4 up
Floyd Stahl. Ohio State bas-
Iketball coach. last night accused
Tom Blackburn. University OF
| Dayton mentor. of tarnpering
with two Ohio State players.
| Blackburn, in New Orleans,
where his second-ranKed Flyers
meet Loyola of the South to-
night. said. Il have never talked
with any basketball player / had
reason to think was another
coachs player"
Stahl, whose Big Ten team il
host to Indiana in a nationally
televised game this afternoon
said the tampering involved
Mike Allen. 6-foot-8 reserve
sophomore center. and another
player he did not name.
/ Stahl told the Associated Press
that Allen, a much-publicized
high school player. and the other
player went to Dayton Thursday
afternoon to see Blackburn
! Game Of Own Accord"
Blackburn confirmed that he
talked to Allen and the other
player Thursday in the Dayton
fieldhouse, but commended they
came of their own accord. He
said he did not remember the
other players name. but added
that he was a sophomore from
Defiance. Ohio. The Ohio State
roster lists Sophomore John
Snyder from Defiance.
Blackburn told the Dayton
Journal Herald by telephone that
Allen and the other player ar
rived during the Flyers prac-
tice. Blackburn said the players
told him they had quit Ohio
State and that they inquired
about playing for Dayton. Black.
burn declared that until Thurs
day he had not seen Allen since
the youth was a high school star
and led New Lexington st. Alloy
sius to the State Glass B 1854
title at Cleveland.
Charges Offer Was Made
Blackburn said he told the boys
transfer students could not re-
Iceive athletic scholarships at
Dayton. To the best of his
knowledge, he said, the Ohio
State players left without MAX
ing application for transfer or
enrolment.
| Stahl stated fatty that Dayton
offered Allen an athletic scholar
ship and told him he could start
school Monday.
Aliens father, reached by tele-
phone at New Lexington, said.
81 will only say that Mike has
not yet made application to with
draw from Ohio State. He will
have to go through that proce-
dure TO enter another university
In good standing, you know"
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Erdelatz. however. has just re-
turned from the West Coast
where he was reported to be @
leading candidate for the Uni.
versity Of California berth. Other
rumors had him going to South
ern California in 1857. Eddie
said he was not approached" by
any school during his visit.
Erdelatz. who has a record OF
20 victories. 81 defeats and
ties at Navy. came here in 1850
on a four-year contract. 1t was
replaced by a five-year pact after
his first team upset Army. 1872
All of Erdelatz's assistants are
on one-year contracts and
Louvhlin said all will be signed
soon.
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Dons Win AID STRAIGHT
Two Other Streoks Alive
On and on It goes and where

On and on 1t goes and where
itll stop nobody knows.
The sit" refers to the 42-game
winning streak Of the San Fran
cisco Dons, the Nations top
ranked basketball team which
last night extended its major col
llege record by beating Loyola
Iof Los Angeles.
The Dons won 1t easily, 68-46,
shooting into a 1870 lead in the
| first four minutes. Carl Boldt
was the big gun for San Francisco
with 20 points. while All-America
Bill Russell shared two-thirds OF
the rebounds while he was in
the game.
Meanwhile, st. Francis Of
Brooklyn and Holy Cross, two
other streaking teams, went
along their merry way.
The unbeaten Terriers OF
Brooklyn tied their own victory
string by defeating Creighton
99-75, for their 18th in a row
Holy Cross came through with
its 10th straight. but not with.
out a battle from Niagara, which
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Amateur Puts
Pros 10 Shame
In Phoenix Golf

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Feb. 4 (R.-
The golfers set forth into the
third round of the $4,000 Phoe-
nix Open today. and much to
the embarrassment of the pro-
fessionalS. an amateur led the
procession.
What" demanded husky Mike
Souchak. in jest. sis an amateur
doing In front of us?"
But So it was, with Jim Tom
Blair III. the Missouri State
amateur champion from Jeffer-
son City. on top of the heap with
Q 36-hole score of 69-67-136.
Cary Middlecoff. with a first
round 70 and sparkling 66 yes
terday. offered the play-for-pa
players some consolation with
his second place position at 1873.
But at third place. and for a
time yesterday a threat to make
1t an almost unprecedented one
two for amateurs in an Open
event, was Ken Ventura, the
California State champion from
San Francisco.
Ventura stunned the galleries
at the Phoenix Country Club
with a IS, six under par for the
par 36-35-7l course, for a mid
way total of 1879.
Few felt today that the "a
year-old Blair, son of 1t. Gov
Jim Tom Blair II of Missouri,
would hold up. And most believed
that Middleton would drive him
self into the top spot and bid
for the $2.400 winners money
for the pros at windup time to-
morrow.
Still in contention. however
we're three pros tied at l40-
Lionel Hebert. the first round
leader, with 68-72: Johnny
Palmer, TOTO. and Paul Nc
CURE, unheralded 27-year-old
player from Wichita, Kan, who
started off yesterday with four
sensational birdie puts that
measured. in order, IL, 20, 40
and 20 feet and led to a IS.
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forced the Crusaders into over
time before succumbing 77-76
Holy Cross now is 1872.
In other games. Wake Forest
walloped Clemson. 108-87, ir
the Atlantic Coast Conference
UCLA nosed out Washington
61-60. in an important Pacific
Coast get-together. William ane
Mary beat Davidson. 85-75. anc
Virginia Military turned bach
the Citadel. 1850. In Southern
Conference play. Muhlenberi
trampled Colgate. 90-74. anc
Oregon upset Southern Cali
fornia. 55-45.
st. Francis, which already hal
been selected for the Nationa
Invitation Tournament in March
had 1t easy all the way agails
Creighton. Dan Mannix, with
Is points. led the attack for tn,
Terriers. who are ranked 18Th
in the latest Associated Pres!
poll.
A 35-point performance b.
Tom Heinsohn kept Holy Cros'
in contention against spunk,
Niagara. But it was Dor
Prohovich's jump shot in tn.
final 20 seconds Of overtime tina
gave the l4th-rated Crusader
the victory. Tom Hemans hi
for rs points for the losers.
Wake Forest ran up it's highes
single game total of the season
in clpboering Clemson. This CAV,
the Deacons To league mark
Washington gave UCLA. tn,
Pacific Coast Conference leader
a spirited battle before Will,
Naulls tipped in a basket in tn,
final second to give the Bruinl
a SO loop record. Washington
and Southern California are So
Bob Gall and Cardy Comma
who led Muhlenberg to an upse
victory over previously unbeater
Temple Wednesday, were the BIZ
men in the Mules triumph owe
Colgate. Gall had "a points anS
Comma l6, Johnny Nichols
popped In % points, setting ar
individual Colgate season mari
Iof 420 points in 10 games.
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Martin, Ex-ErdeIotz Aide,
Named Coach at Viroinio

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb
4 (Special) Ben Martin. for
mer chief assistant to Coach
Eddie Erdelatz at the Naval
Academy, today was named head
coach Of the University Of Vir-
ginia.
| The action became official
when the selection was approved
by the Board of Visitors. Martin
received a three-year contract
calling for about $4,000 an
nually, the most ever paid q
Virginia coach.
On the shoulders of the "a
Iyear-old former Princeton and
Navy star will rest the respon-
lsibility for bringing the cava-
liers back from the depths in
college football.
Martin succeeds Ned McDon-
aid. who resigned recently after
three disastrous seasons in
which his teams won only S Of
t28 games. Mcdonald, who put
in a toal Of 10 years on the Vir-
ginia coaching staff. inherited
the job from Art Guepe. who
left after a fine 3D. record in
1852 to take the head coaching
JOB at Vanderbilt.
Last season the Cavaliers
compiled their worst record in
history, winning one game and
losing nine.
Martin returns to football
after an absence OF one year,
scent in Pennsylvania in the
public relations department OF
the Sun Oil Co.
A halfback and track star for
Princeton in I94l, Martin
entered the Naval Academy the
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Eddie ErdeIotz Surprised
By Contract Extension

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Especially -.
Eddie Erdelatz has been given
a new five-year contract with
Navy. apparently as a token of
confidence. but more probably
as insurance against an impetu-
GUS move to the West Coast.
The broad-chested football
coach said he was as surprised as
anybody when offered the new
contract. especially since he
signed 4 five-year pact at SIT. 900
"a $4,000 raise-only a year ago.
Capt. Elliott Loughlin. Nays d.
rector OF athletics. said this Just
reaffirms the confidence we have
in the manner In which Eddie
handles the Midshipmen Of the
football squad"
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following year. He played half
back for Navy in 1912 and 1943
and shifted to end the follow
ing yeai, gaining recognition as
third-string All-American on
the Associated Press team.
After tour Of a sea duty
during World War II Martin
returned TO the academy as as
sistant Plebe coach and varsity
scout for the 1916 and 1947 sea-
sons. He was head coach of the
unbeaten Plebe team of 1915
and an assistant varsity coach
from l949 through 1854.
A native of Prospect Park. Pa.
Martin is married and the father
Iof two boys, Lawrence and
Ben, jr.
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MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 4 N1.-
Although he was topweighted
with 1875 pounds. Alfred G. Van
derbilt's Social Outcast was the
6-to-5 choice in today's 2lst
running of the $50.000-added
McLennan Handicap at Hialeah
tCThe 1ls-mile McLennan,
eighth race on the program. is
being televised nationally and
will be seen in Washington on
WRC-TV. Channel 4, between
S and $50 PM
II Social Outcast can repeat
his performance of last year and
win from the other nine entries,
he will replace Assault as the
sixth-ranked money winner in
racing
One of his opponents is Switch
On, who outran him in Social
Outcast's only start this year
The Vanderbilt horse closed with
a rush from far back in the
7-furlong Palm Beach Handicap
but Switch On beat him to the
finish.
The Hasty House entry of Sea
% Erin. winner of the Royal
Palm, and Mister Black, an Ar
Igentine-bred, was second choice
in the early odds. Willie Har-
tack will ride Sea o Erin and
Johnny Adams will be on Mister
Black.
All the McLennan horses ex.
cept Switch On are eligible TO,
the 100000 Widener February
49, The Widener is expected also
to include Nashua, 1855 horse of
the-year. Nashua's owners passed
up the McLennan in favor of an
overnight race for his first start
as a 4-year-old.
Other McLennan entries are
elevation. Full Flight. Diving
Board. Fleet Bird. Man of Des-
tiny and War Of Roses.
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Nashua Works Fust

MIAMI. Fla. Feb. 4 R.--
Nashua. with Ted Atkinson in
the saddle. had a fast workout
at Hialeah yesterday His frac-
lions were a half-mile in Al,
five furlongs in SO 2/5. and he
pulled up at the six-furlong
marker in 1912 rs.
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Slime
In Spotlight at
Meet

NEW YORK, Feb. 4 R.-
Young Jack Fawcett OF Tufts
College plays new role tonight
that Of Peter Rabbit in the
production OF the Wanamakel
Mile.
The Wanamaker is the top at
traction of the Millrose Games
first big event of the New York
indoor track season In Madison
Square Garden. and will be
broadcast over radio hookur
(NBC) at 10 pm.
Just how successful Fawcett
will be in his cotton tail role re-
mains to be seen. Peter Rabbit
isn't the top star. That role falls
to Ron Delany. 20-year-old
| Villanova sophomore by way OF
Ireland.
| Delany is indicated during
the current campaign. having
beaten Yves Santee soundly In
the latter's first start last week
in 4:06.3. The only trouble i,
that the Irish-born youngstei
seems to run only as fast as HI
has to in order to win.
High Praise From Coach
He did that twice early In thu
campaign, with the result thai
he registered horrendous time.
of 4:1l.2 and 4:16.9.
Delany's coach. Jumbo jim
Elliott. says he is capable of .
1855 mile. which probably 1,
slightly exaggerated. but he GER.
tainly is q potential 4-minutt
miller.
This is where Fawcett comes
in. AS chief of the supporting
cast. it will be his duty to eros,
the half In 200. then do the
best he can the rest Of the way
This mechanical rabbit part /.
designed to pull the lethargit
Delany along.
/ 1t probably won't.
Joe Deadly, a Georgetown
1 alumnus; Len Truck. an Ali
Force lieutenant. and Phil Cole.
man Of Chicago round out the
! field. Santee withdrew under
pressure from the AAU which
lis investigating his expense
accounts.
! Slime in Garden Debut
i Dave Slime of Duke and Lee
Calhoun Of North Carolina Col.
Ilege. neither Of whom has beer
seen In the Garden before, carry
! impressive credentials. Two
weeks ago. Slime lowered the
world indoor l00-yard dash
record to 9.5 seconds in The
Washington Star Games. Cal
houn has tied the indoor so anc
70-yard hurdles marks.
Slime. who seems to prefer q
little more distance than the 81
yards ne will run tonight, viii
have stiff opposition in Rod
Richard and PENIS Johnny
Haines. Richard is the American
sprint champion.
1 Calhoun will have things t.
himself. since Harrison billiard
who has won nine straight Mill.
rose hurdles titles. has decided
to withdraw because of an ailinf
leg.
Charlie jenkins, who hasni
been defeated this year. is the
favorite to win the 900, and Ton
Courtney Of the New York A. c.
I figures to take the half-mile
Horace Ashenfelter OF the New
York A. c. Is the choice in the
2-mile and Bob Richards of the
Los Angeles A.. C. should win hi.
: 10th straight. Millrose pole vault
Phil Reavis of Villanova ane
Ernie Shelton Of Los Angeles are
co-favorites in the high jump.
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Social Outcost 6 to 5
Despite McLennon's 126

If all 10 horses go, the race
will gross $66,500 and the win
ner's share will be $4,000. plus a
three-pound weight penalty in
the Widener.
Eric Guerin will ride Social
Outcast. The 6-year-old son of
Shut Out has won $628,300 in
his career. compared with $685.
470 for Assault. He had seven
handicap victories last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04

Golando an aggressive youngster
with a kick in both hands will
be meeting the master boxer in
See JONES, Page Alb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

DEM Tommy tHurricane) jackson
lpfh. New York, outpointed Bob Baker,
211N. Pittsburgh, 10.
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HOCKEY RESULTS

BY the Associated Press
FRIDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Springfield, 5. Pittsburgh. Q.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Washington. 6: Philadelphia, 5 lover
umel.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31
Meridian, Mississi ppi
PurIoining Ny Files

A prominent New York attor-
ney with a wide adoption practice
tells an interesting and true story
about a client he represented in
adoption proceedings. The client
and his wife, both pious church.
going Protestants, had decided
after years of childless marriage
to adopt a little girl. Years passed
and the lawyer hadn't heard from
the couple. One day he received
disturbing letter from the man.
The communication was not too
lucid but the lawyer gathered that
his clients were being consumed
by suspicion that their adopted
daughter was not of their faith.
He invited the man to his office,
opened his files and convinced
him beyond peradventure of
doubt that the baby he adopted
was in fact of Protestant parents.
AS the man was leaving the Of
flee, the lawyer asked what made
him suspect the child was not
Christian. Sheepishly and with
apparent relief, the man replied
his daughter was so bright that
both he and his wife were begin
ming to suspect that she might be
of Jewish origin.
Nathan Ziprin
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31
days Of Awe and Hope

CONTINUED from PAGE l50)
fast drives home most effectively
the moral significance of the sea-
son. All these, however, are only
the prelude to something bigger.
Beyond prayer, rite and ritual is
the arena of human action. 1T is
there that true repentance is
achieved, the human triumph
made secure.
The keynote of the Days of
Awe. their solemnitY and their
hopefulness is eloquentlY sounded
in the message of Isaiah read on
Yom Kippur morning.
rs not this the fast that I have
chosen?
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31

''Your wife looks stunning to-
night" a dowager gushed to au-
thor Ben Hecht. "Her dress is a
poem"
'What do you mean ,poem?"
Hecht said. "That dress is two
short stories and a novelette,"
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31

TO loose the bonds of wickedness
To undo the bands of the woke
And let the oppressed go free?
Is it not to deal thy bread TO the
hungry
And that thou bring the poor that
are cast OUT to thy house?
When thou seest the naked that
thou cover him
And that thou hide not thyself
from thine own flesh?
Then shall thy light break forth
like the morning?
And thy health shall spring forth
speedily;
And thy righteousness shall 90
before thee
The glory of the Lord shall be thy
reward"
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31

As the High Holidays approach settlements assisted with Israel Bond
capital completion AT the settlement of Dmona the Negev
tabOve) southern terminal Of the Israel Bondded Beerseb Dmonah
highway womn facing the of home Since the
inception Of the Israel Bond five l3S settlements
established providing $4,000
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01

nut Cd tlaka krvi, te treteg puta
smrt je bila jata povela ga u
vjecnost. .rs
Rodjen je 1879. selu Gromaca
kod Dubrovnika, Dalmacija. U o.
VII zemlju to u Reedley, Calf.
dosao je godine 1903.
U petak Is. juna preneseno je
mrtvo tijelo IL grobnice u st. An
thony crkvu u Reedley, uz pratnju
dosta velikom povorkom rodbine
prijatelja, brace sestara clanova
HBz. Ma grobistu je bilo izlozeno
dosta cvijeca krasnih vijenaca
cd mnogobrojne rodbine prija-
telja, izmedju kojih je bio i lijepi
vijenac cd strane naseg odsjeka.
Mad Sotvorenim grobom, nadgrobno
slovo je procitala sestra Kate Paw
lovic.
Pokojnik liza sebe ostavlja OLA
loseenu suprugu Mariju tri kce-
ri, Anna, Katherine Mary Joann,
tetvero unucadi, diva brata ovdje
u California;, sestru u staroj do
movini mnogo druge rodbine
prijatelja.
Cd strane naseg odsjeka zelimo
cijeloj rodbini nase iskreno sauce
see, a pokojnom bratu Ivanu slava
pokoj vjecni.
Sava Hure, tajnica.
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Gdja. SIavka Matesit je
0dputovala u Hrvatsku

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Gdja.
Slavka Matesic je u drustvu
svog sina Roberta i snahe
Irene odputovala Il posjet u
Hrvatsku. Posjetit &c svoju
rodbinu u Vrbovskom, svo-
me rodnom mjestu. Nakon
posjeta u Hrvatsku poci ce
u Warszawu u Poljskoj, u
posjete obitelji svoje snahe,
koja je rodom Poljakinja.
Gdja. Matesic je dugogodis-
MIA clanica H.B.Z., bila je i
delegaticom ma jednoj kon-
venciji, a osim toga je pred
sjednica Hrvatske zene, gra-
ne broj 2.
Sretan put i povratak joj
zele suprug Bartol, sin Mi
chael zena mu Barbara
s djecom Mark i Michele, te
brat Ivan Broz i supruga mu
Bella.
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HRV. zAJEDNICARSKI DAN
u WEST view PARK
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Moja sjecanja

Cleveland, o. - Proslava
ovogodisnjeg "Hrvatskog Ia
jednicarskog Dana" u West
View Parku u Pittsburghu
ostat &c mi trajno u najljep-
Sol uspomeni. Mi smo kre-
null IL Clevelanda u diva auto
busa pod vodstvom n a s i h
vrijednih sestara Dobrinic i
K ufrin. u Pittsburgh, ma
West View Park smo stigli
bas "a objed. Tu sam nasao
i porazgovorio Sc s, mnogo
prijatelja, cd kojih mnoge
nisam vec odavna vidio. u
prvome redu naseg urednika
brata Filipa Vukelica, "a
tim Marka Brigica obitelj,
Johna Obradovica i Paska
Bilusica, Mariju Sumrak, Mi
galice, Luku Stepica sa su-
prugom, Nikolu Kelica, Luku
Filetica mnoge druge. Moi
prijatelj Luka me poveo ma
Croatian Center, koji je u
svakom pogledu jako lijepo
uredjen, da moze zadovoljiti
sve goste. ia sam Sc tamo
lijepo proveo, te je radi me-
ne morao mas autobus ce-
kati, zbog cega su me suput-
nici prijekim okom gledali.
A sada bin zavrsio prijed-
logon braci il Pittsburgha,
da nam vrate posjetu ma mas
"Zajednicarski Dam, koji ce
Sc odrzati u nedjelju 26-og
kolovoza (August) u Puritan
Park u Clevelandu. A do to-
ga svoj braci sestrama il
Pittsburgha Z elm bratski
DO vidjenja!"
Paul Kucinic, clan
odsjeka 4O3 H. B. z.
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Sahranjen je po obredima katoli-
cke crllve ma groblju Mt. Olivet.
u crkvi Sv. Margarite odsluzio je
zadusnice Msgr. De Barry. Sin mu
Robert je dosao ma sprovod dale
Ike Aljaske. Mad grobom Sc u ime
odsjeka oprostio mime brat Site
pan THAN. Oplakuju ga supruga
Ruza, sinovi Robert i Randolph,
kceri Ann Josephine snase Mar
garet Shirley, te starome kra-
ju brat njegova obiteli.
(Izvjestaj o mrtvim clanovima
odsluzio Rev. Father Nolan odveli
u tuznoj povorci ma Resurrection
Odsjeka "Zora", broj 351, Detroit,
Mich. Godine 1855. odsjek je izgu-
bio IA clanova clanica, te je o
nekima vet ranije javljeno kroz
'Zajednicar" Nije krivica ma me-
nj, da gore navedenoj brati jaw
liam TEX sada, jer bi rodbina tre-
bala odmah predati tajnillu ill Pc
rovodji sve podatke pokojnici-
ma, a ako zeli pokojnikovu sliku
da prilozi 100 dollar "a klisej. Sve
podatke treba slati bilo predsjed-
niku odbora bolesti bratu Nikoli
Tome,icu iii meni osobno.)
Mark Kramarrh, perovodja.
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Brat Kovacit rodjen je 13. pro-
sinca 1878. u Martinskoj Vesi kraj
Siska. Dosao je 1907. il stare CO.
movine, te Sc nastanio najprije u
Monessen, Pa, gdje je bio jedan
cd osnivaca tamosnjeg pjevackog
drustva. Cijelo vrijeme je bio ak
tivan u tamburaskim drustvima u
Monessen poslije u Detroit, Mich.
odakle Sc konacno preselio 1921. u
st. Paul, MINI. Dugo godina je
obnasao cast podpredsjednika ma
Seq odsjeka.
Mrtvo tijelo mu je bilo izlozeno
u Southern Funeral Home, odakle
smo ga nakon Sv. Mise, koju je
Cemetery gdje su Sc pokojni-
kom oprostili u ime odsjeka pred
siednik Josip Babich, u ime Gro
attain American Club Marko Pisce-
vic.
Pokojnika oplakuju supruga mu
Katica sin Mate, snaha Rozalija
i unutice Katherine Julia Ann
svi clanovi Zajednice.
Neka I'll je vjetni spomen bra
te Stjepane Kovacic!
Anton Spraitz, tajnik