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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01
Mail Early
P.0. Advises

''It's time to start those Christ
mas mailingS," Postmaster Ed
ward l.. Baker warned today,
launching his 1855 Mail Early
for Christmas" campaign.
On the calendar IFS a month
away. but not so in the Post
Office as its impact Is already
being felt and the tempo will
increase daily as Christmas ap-
proaches." he said.
Your local Post Office has
made all preparations possible,
IS presently in the process Of
recruiting the necessary addit-
ional help. and Is in every way
girding for the flood OF Christ
mas mail that is expected to
smash all records.
Postal patrons this coming
Christmas season can speed the
processing and assure quicker
delivery Of their Christmas par
cells and cards by availing them
selves of various postal services
and free postal information
pamphlets. Postmaster Baker
announced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01
Mrs. Parks Ends
Speaking Tour

NEW YORK - Mrs. Rosa
Parks of Montgomery, Ala,
whose arrest in that city last
December started mass pro-
test movement against discrimi-
nation on buses has returned
to her home after having COM
pleted a series of ten speaking
engagements in the East.
Mrs. Parks speaking tour
was under auspices of NAACP
branches in cities where she
appeared.
Mrs. Parker was arrested in
Montgomery for refusing TO
relinquish her bus seat to a
white man.
Since that incident. some So
600 Negro residents of Montgo-
merry have refused 10 ride city
buses until a satisfactory seating
plan is put into effect.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01
Police Seek
Missing Boy

Police this week were seeking
a missing l5-year-old Northeast
ern High School lad, who failed
to return home Saturday after
going downtown for his mother
Reginald Moore. Is. Of 1855
Illinois. according 10 his
mother. Mrs. Olivia Moore. OF
the Illinois address. called her
about 2,30 pm. Saturday. ex-
planning that he was unable
10 find the Items which she
had sent him downtown to
purchase.
Active In young peoples af-
fairs, both al school and church,
Mrs. Moore could not under
stand why he failed to return
home after calling to say that
he was en- route.
He Il described as being five
feet, six inches tall, and weigh
ing about i25 pounds. His COM
plexion Is brown skinned.
At the time he left home Sat-
urday he was wearing q grey
tweed jacket. blue ear muffs,
and bsreheaded.
He also had on black shoes
and q light blue underjscket
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01
Negro, White ministers
in Workshop Discussions

LOUISVILLE, Ky.--"The Ne
gro of the olden days, living in
poor housing situations, took
refuge in spirituals, reminding
themselves of the promises of
God of a home in heaven.
But now it becomes the re-
sponsibility of the church 10
help its people regardless of race
or creed or economic status" ac-
cording to a report of one of
the six workshops Of the Inter
racial Leadership Conference
conducted under the auspices OF
the bishops of the Lexington
and Louisville Conferences OF
the Methodist Church held here
in the Trinity Methodist Tenn
pie, Nov. 1916.
Approximately IT'S white and
Negro ministers, laymen and
women representing the Lexing-
ton Conference of the St. Louis
Area of the Central (Negro) Jur-
iSdiction in Ohio, Indiana, Illi-
nois and Kentucky and the
Louisville and Kentucky Con-
ferences of the Southeastern
Jurisdiction discussed frankly
many of the problems facing
them in the area of human rela-
tionships.
The climax OF the two day
parley possibly came on Friday
morning when more than 200
white and Negro churchmen
Joined in a communion service
led by Bishop Matthew w. Clair
Jr., of st. Louis. the resident
bishop of the ST. Louis Area OF
the denominations Central JUS
isdiction, assisted by Bishop
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01
Limited Debate Asked
bv NAACP's Wilkins

NEW YORK-"It is imperative
that the Senate act at the be-
ginning of the 85th Congress TO
end" the filibuster, Roy Wilkins,
executive secretary of NAACP,
said this week in identical tele-
grams TO Senate majority and
minority leaders, Senators Lyn-
don B. Johnson Cd. Texas) and
William F. Knowland (R., Calif).
In another telegram to Rich
ard M. Nixon, Mr.. Wilkins re-
minded the Vice President that
"the humane principles of
modern Republicanism' for
which you and President Essen
hover stand cannot be realized
ms long as small group of
Senators can kill the administra-
tons legislative proposals.
To achieve this goal the
tyranny of the minority must be
ended"
The kilograms were prompted
by announcement on Thanks
giving Day that six northern
Democratic senators were pre-
pairing TO make an about effort
TO revise Senate Rule % in order
TO make il possible to end
filibuster by a simple majority
vote.
Under the present rule. Ga of
the Senate's 90 members must
vote to stop the marathan talk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01
franklin
to Solicit
Privately

A campaign to raise S500.000
for a home for underpriviledged
and problem boys was announc-
ed by Rev. c. l.. Franklin. dy-
manic pastor Of New Bethel
Baptist Church.
Rev. Franklin in his state
menf 70 the press said that
the proposed building was
part of New Bethels expan-
sion plans to meet the increas-
ing need Of the church 10 as
sist youth in curbmg delin-
quencY.
DR.. Franklin, nationally
known gospel preacher of rec
ording and radio fame, report
ed that the New Bethel Board
Of Trustees had decided on the
campaign after a special study
by a committee consisting of
himself, Benjamin McFall Nor
tician and Ulysses w. Boykin,
Public Relations Counsellor.
z Stories
II is planned to construct a
two story building with recrea-
tional facilities sleeping rooms
kitchen and DINING halls, class
rooms. offices and living quart
ers for the staff heads.
The minister said that archi-
tects will have plans for a
contemporary building ready
shortly and the home is ex-
pected to be located in the vici-
nifty of the church.
He stated further that he spe-
cial campaign committee would
consul with Probate Judge Ma
than Kaufman to develop a pro-
gram TO work closely with the
Juvenile Court.
The Committee hopes to raise
the 100000 within two years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01
Problem Bow Held In School Fire

(News)-"Temperanee. Mich. Nov. PA 's'yearo'd
problem boys desire TO get even with his teachers was
blamed today for the $1,000 fire that damaged the new
Bedford Junior High School here. tnsms w'fnneo;
in Monroe County Juvenile home) The juvenile and two "
year-old companions Edward W. Mveshy Jr and Enrol G
Msoney in Monroe County JAIL confessed broke 'n'o
buildings at am and stole $'s4 They returned severe.
hours later and started fire 10 destroy hnssrprnf ev
dence through which they feared they would DO esosn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01
Peete Topped
IA Batters
Last Season

An airplane crash Caracas, Venezuela took the
lives of 25 early Tuesday morning, including star
American Baseball player his wife, and three children
Charles Peete, II of Portsmouth, Va, and last
SO batting champion of the American Association,
killed instantly, reports from the party
stated Wednesday.
The plane. flight 253 of the Lines Aeropostal Vene-
zolana LAV) repeatedly five minutes away from
the Caracas Airport where it slated to make land.
ing.
Ten other Americans died in the crash.
Rockefeller Cancelled Seat
Nelson d. Rockefeller, AZ of New York City reported
Wednesday that he had seat the Inflated place,
but cnceed it and switched to another plane
He arrived safely later Tuesday, to inspect some Of
his many business interest.
Peete, was flying to Venezuela to play winter base
ball.
four month old youngest of Peetes three chill
dren died in the crash.
Card Rookie
Property of the St Louis Cardinals he was shipped
back to Omaha last season. after he failed hit over
200 with the parent club.
Frank Lane, general manager of the Cardinals told
the press Wednesday, that had great plans for the
young baseball star.
The plan, scheduled to land at 80 was discovered
by quickly organized searching party, including two
Dc-3s, and a helcopter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01

Tuesday Il/I3. ED MURRoW-TV
"A reast must believe In miracles" Thss IS new ens
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01

William T. Watkins, episcopal
leader of the two participating
white conferences.
Music for the communion serv-
ice was led by the choir of the
r. +. Jones Methodist Temple
(Negro) of Louisville.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01
SEEK $500, 900 FOR BOYS HOME
Christian Science Nv
BY ANDREW r. FRvEHAvF. c.s+++
Sunday, Nov. ~, 1856
Mr.. Booth ~ N. e.

Mr.. Sesee (Y exArmy Major about 49, tsnd Mrs. Ssses)
Christian Science after export medical care hope
less and in extremely bad condition. Wife given
in the hospital to bs him.
Fifteen minutes after Christian Science pvsesisnsr sld
food then pssses and sleep Ne he'd slept
for several days before that The doctors ss.sd
Mrs. Seaee.
SECOND TESTIMONY
MRS. ANNA BLACKWELL ~. about IS.
Always sekIy child, In and out Of hospitals Had TB
Of lungs. goiter heart condition. mIsrsns headaches.
hemorrhsges, which sevsre-"0NLY THE GREAT
PHYSICIAN CAN HEAL YOU"
After 10 days Of Christian Science. life was
promised and the study joyous.
caneerovs condition and heart condition had TO be
healed Was given only six weeks TO live but after turning
TO Christian Science, irrevoesbIy was 1907 healed.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO TESTIMONIAL
LAWRENCE sPEcTER ta>--eoIsss life; social Monaco
ceptance, owing In part to parents religion Won
derfvI adjustment. Became president Of class!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01

fest which certain southern SEN
ators use to prevent vote on
civil rights bills.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01
Billy Graham Budapest t.. and Reds

THE COMING OF JESUS CHRISTI
And how our clergy needs sdl And Gods Chosen Pso-
pie, Chrske Christian Scientists! and Gods imperative
c. S. movement will effect hs healing OF the nstonsl Rev.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-01
"vandaIs Smash Car WindshieIds
SONS or DEVILS ADAMS AND EvEsi

v.nd.,. d.m.osd FIVE cars In The Wsrrsn-sehssfsr
sres In pe.rborn Residents ssd they saw fwo yev'ns
driving In ths nsishborhood In he'rod sherry Ss''.'
midnight damage estimated st more than >'0vO' ~.
eIvded smashed wIndshIsIds and side windows ''''''
denied, and chrome ripped on"
Evening star., 1956-03-21
City Asks Dismissal
OF Urbon Renewal Suit

this was deleted ION the grounds
that. as a practical matter. the
governing body of the locality
would not have the necessary
data to support such a determi-
nation until after the survey and
planning stage"
Other Points Listed
On other points raised in the
suit. the District brief made
these major contentious:
l. That only one public hear
ing is required by the Commits
sioners, prior to adoption of a
renewal plan. The suit contends
one is needed prior to the study.
2. That the Commissioners
have never declared any inten-
tion to make any land available
to the George Washington Uni
versity under the renewal pro-
gram. The suit contended this
was basic purpose of the pro-
gram.
8. That the plaintiffs prop
erty has been for years within
the Federal Governments "Tak-
ing Area" for future Government
expansion, and that this would
have as adverse an effect on land
values as any action the city
could take.
4. That even if the property
in question had suffered some
consequential damage" it was
mot a legal damage which is
recompensable by law" But the
brief said the proposed threat"
has mot yet come to pass"
S. That the Commissioners
action is entirely preliminary
step" which must be followed by
other formal actions to fix the
specific renewal" boundaries
and to adopt the renewal" plan.
So far as the plaintiffs prop
erty is concerned, the brief said,
there is no current restriction
to any development ideas. If
final renewal plan does involve
the plaintiffs property, the brief
said. it could require a number
of different changes or none at
all.
GAS of the present time" it
added. mo one can possibly
forecast which, if any, of these
will be made effective as to
plaintiffs property"
Evening star., 1956-03-21
u. S. CIerics Leave
Moscow for Home

MOSCOW, Mar. 81 (P.-.A
delegation of United States Prot
estant clergymen left home to-
day after establishing the first
broad contact between Soviet
and American churches since the
Communist revolution.
The group planned to stop one
day in Stockholm and arrive in
New York Friday.
Eight Russian churchmen will
visit the United States in June
DR.. Eugene c. Blake OF Phila-
delphia, president of the Ma
tional Council of Churches and
head of the United States dele
cation, said the group might pre-
pare a statement on its Russian
visit while in Stockholm.
The high point of such a state
ment probably will be an evalua-
tion of the freedom Of Soviet
churches to fulfill their missions.
Evening star., 1956-03-21

with additional personnel a
well as more money for main
Itenance.
Announcing receipt of the re.
port yesterday. the White House
made public a summary which
did not elaborate on the rec.
ommendation.
The board also emphasized
Evening star., 1956-03-21

three other needs which 1t said
are of primary urgency:
!. Adequate facilities for avia-
ton indoctrination.
2. Acquisition Of land to pro-
vide proper drill and exercise
areas.
3. Expansion of dormitory ia
cilities through construction Of
two more wings to Bancroft
Hall
Evening star., 1956-03-21
Report Cites Need
AT Naval Academy
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower has re-
ceived a report from the Naval
Academy Board of Visitors urg-
ing the institution be provided
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22
Milan A. Pudjak, perov.
ANDRO MICETIC

Dumfermline, Ill. - DIVINE jaw
ljamo prijateljima i znancima, da
je umro andre Micetic u velikoj
starosti cd 94 godine. Bio je ro-
djen godine 1861. selu Blosna,
opcina skrljevo, kotar Susak, Ju-
goslavija. Umro je 27. decembra,
a pokopan 20. decembra 1865. po
katolickom obledu katolickom
groblju u Canton, Ill.
Njegova supruga Matejka umrla
je osam godina prize mega. U
svem braku imali su troje djece,
Ana udata "a Jerolima Jerbric,
koji su imali obitelj Cd pet sino-
va, koja je isto umrla u svojim
mladim godinama. Druga kcer je
Francika Konjer, supruga Ferde
Konjera, upravitelja naseg gni-
jezda Pomlatka, koji imaju dvoje
djece. PAX sina Andru Micetica,
njegovu suprugu dvoje djece, u
Canton, Ill. Pokojnik je imao ovdje
i tri brata, Vinka, koji je umro u
Minnesoti, pax Lovru Grgu, koji
su umrli Dunfermlinu. Sinovi i
kceri njegove brace IL Minnesota i
odavle il Illinoisa prisustvovali su
sprovodu, kojih je bilo puno ma
broju.
On je bio jedan cd prvih nasih
pionira, koji je dosao Il ovu zem-
lju godine 1887. Takodjer je bio
jedan Cd ustrojitelja naseg drustva
"Sveti Rok', odsjeka broj 201
HBZ. Kao start rudarski radnik
pripadao je rudarskoj organiza-
ciji, U. M, w. Of A, koju je u
svojim mladjim danima pomagao
ustrajati.
Neka mu bude lahka ova zem-
liza u kojoj pociva, a njegovim ro-
djacima ovdje u staroj domovini,
nase iskreno saucesce.
Prijatelj, Clan odsjeka 201.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22
Pocasni banket profesoru
Rudolf Mafz

Chicago, Ill. - Ma poziv
Americko Hrvatskog Pjevac-
kog Saveza, nalazi Sc med iu
mama professor Rudolf Matz,
koji je otrag wise mjeseci sti-
gao liz stare domovine.
Cd prvog dana njegovog
boravka u nasoj sredini, 'on
neumorno radi medju nasim
pjevackim drustvima, da nam
pomogne podignuti naSu teh-
nicku stranu pobudi interes
medju nasom mladjom gene
racijom, ljubav, "a nasu lije-
pu hrvatsku pjesmu. U znak
priznanja i postovanja Hrv.
Pjevacko Drustvo '"Zora" pri-
redjuje lijepi banket MENU
u pocast, koji ce Sc odrzati u
nedjelju, II. marca 1856, u
Hrvatskom NarodnOm SOkoI-
skom Domu, 1908 S. Racine
Avenue. Pocetak tocno u $50
u vecer.
Pozivamo say mas narod IL
Chicagu i okolici, kojima je
ikako moguce, da nam po-
mognu uzvelicati oval banket
u pocast ovom nasem zasluz-
nom hvale vrijednom rad
niku ma prosvjetno kulturnom
polju. Pokazite sa svojom pri-
sutnoscu, da i mi znamo CHE
niti rad nasih zasluznih uci-
telja.
Ia rezervacije potanje in
formacije izvolite Sc obratiti
ma naseg tajnika Mr.. Joseph
N. Bazdaric. Telephone: Pc
danu, Office Franklin $4,000
Elk. GA; Home CHI 3-1993.
Sylvia Slamar, izvi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22
Daroyi "a popravak
Crkye U seIu Canak

Chicago, Ill. - Prosle godine
u mjesecu hpnju 1866, posjetio
sam ia, Martin Furlan sa svo-
jom suprugom, svoje rodno mje-
sto selo Canak, Lika Hrvatska.
l tn me seljani zamolise, da bi
sc pobrinuo medju hrvatima u
America, koji su rodom IL sela
Canak okolice, ma sakupljanju
doprinosa "a popravak crkve
Svete Make Lozarije, koja je
ostecena "a vrijeme rata. Ia o.
WI plemenitu svrhu, zauzele su
Sc dvije testite Hrvatice, rodom
IL Canka, gdja. Jelka Cutie i
gdja. Maria Obucina. Pomocnici
Martin Furlan Iva Furlan, koji
su do sada sakupili vec lijepu
svotu. A madame Sc, da ce Sc jos
i mnogi drugi odazvati "a ovu
plemenitu svrhu. Do sada sa-
kupljena svota cd darovatelja.
cija imena dolje donosimo:
IL Canada Mico Furlan,
$4,000 Marica kovacevic kcer
pok ZEBRA Furlan, $1,000.
Chicago, Ill. - Ivica Cr-
MAX, $4,000; Petar Mrla, sin
pok. Jose Mrla, $1,000; kceri
pok. Lukice Furlan, Mare, Kate
i Marica, $500.
Pc $1,000: Sinovi pok. Twice i
Mare Crnjak, Pete, Luka ia
mes, Jelka Cutie, Maria ObuGi-
ma, Iva Furlan, Martin Furlan,
Martin Maca Furlan, Juraj Co.
! Itch, Mile Golich, Helena Stam-
par, Mile Furlan, Marko Grbac,
Milka Mrla, DruStvo Srce Mari
jino, Augusta Ocean.
Pc $500: Joso Mrla, Stipan
| Tomac, Mile Tomac, Valentin
Mrla, Nikola Jurkovic, Martin
Jurkovic, Frame Prsa, Ivan Min
kovic, Prijatelj, Stjepan Grbac,
TOTO i Mara Ivanusic, Marko
, Grbac, Ilija Golich, Ante 1vanu-
sich, Jakov Naglic, Mande Jur-
kovich, kcer pok. Stipe Furlan,
Luce Grbac, Luce Furlan, Ivan
| Grbac, Pero F'urlan Stipan
Furlan.
Pc $500: Nikola Grbac, Joso
Grbac, Marija PrSa, Petar Fur
! Ian, Maca Ivanusic, Marija CIR
bac, Juraj Collie. Po $500:
Anka Grbac, Anka Furlan, Mica
Furlan, Juraj Jurkovich, Petar
Pocrnic, Kajica Furlan, Juras
Prsa. Ukupno $401.O0.
Draga brace i sestre darova-
telji: DIVINE Sc zahvaljujemo
svima wanna, koji ste Sc odazvali
nasoj molbi "a popravak owe cr-
kve. Napose lijepa hvala ured-
nistvu zajednicara "a ustupljeni
prostor "a owl plemenitu svrhu.
Ako jos koji zeli darovati, ne
ka posaljc chekom iii money or
derom ma sabiratelja: Martin
fdrlan, 1916 N. Kedvale Ave,
Chicago, III.
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VAzNA 0P0MENA
TAJNICIMA NASH
0DSJEKA Ma zNANJE

Kao obicno svake godine U
mjesecu marcu, tako i owe, do.
nosimo u ia jednicaru" adre.
sar svih nash odsjeka cd jed
nom tako da clanovi odsjec.
nj odbornici mogu imati pr;
ruci odsjecni adresar. Mex
tajnici zaborave iii kasno po.
salju ispravak adresara svo.
ga odsjeka. Ovime in opomi.
MEM da to odmah ucine, axe
to vec ucinili nisu.
Nakon sto je adresar OF.
stampan posebni ispravci ne.
maju znacenja, pax in nije
vrijedno nj donositi i time sc
cini samo zanovjet. Zato, da
stvar bude u redu, MOLINE
tajnike, da cim prize posalju
ispravak adresara iii ako ne.
ma sto ispravljati da nam
jave da je isti u redu.
Molimo da Sc gornje uvazi
UredniStvO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22
JOSEPH r. CHECK

MOnessen, Pa. Odsjek broj
194 "Bratstvo". ovime javlja tuz-
nu West, da smo opet sa smrtu IL
gubili dobrog brata clana, Joseph
r. Check, koji je umro najljep
Sim godirama Is. oktobra 1866.
Istog dana kao obicno ne sluteci
sto &c se dogoditi, dosao je svo-
ju vlastitu kapelicu pogrebnog "a
voda, SEQ radio svoj posao II ire
du, kad najednom klone Eadne
mrtav sa stolice. Najednom prosiri
Sc dogodjaj njegovoj smrti po
mjestu kotaru, prello telefona,
radia televizije, sve je iznena-
dilo cuti ovu tuznu West, jer Je
bio covjek duse srca, ravnoprav-
nosti postivanja odraslih i mia
djih, siromaka i bogatog covjeka
jednako, ma cemu ga sve volilo,
kao njegovog oca Mr.. John G.
Check, dok je bio ma istom polo
zaju kao danas kad je miro
vini.
Rodjen je 10. januara 1907. 60
dine u Monessen, Pa. Pristupio u
mas odsjek HBz. TO- aprila 1882.
Po narodnosti bio je Slovak, ali
u drustvu i sa pojedincima i u go
voru, bio je kao da je pravi Hrvat.
cesto je polazio nase piknike "a
bave, kad mu je vrijenle dozvolja-
valo, kao dobri clan svoga drustva.
LA sebe ostavlja ozaloscenu su-
prugu, roditelje, brata John, koji
isto imade trgovinu Furniture, l
tri sestre mnogo rodbine / pri-
jatelja.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno ma odru u njegovoj vlasti-
toj kapelici, okiceno mnogobroj-
MIN vijencima cvijeta, medju koji-
ma je bio i vijenac naseg odsjeka
u znak zadnje pocasti.
Ma 18. oktobra u 9:30 ujutro
podigli smo njegovo mrtvo tijelo,
odvezli do r. k. crkve Holy Name,
gdje je odsluzena sveta misa "a
dusnica. Nakon crkvenih obreda
zalosna povorka krenula je do
Holy Name Groblja, gdje smo ME-
govo mrtvo tijelo polozili ma vice.
nj pocinak
Tebi brate Joseph r. Check, ne
ka je lahka gruda zemlje kojoj
pocivas, a tvojim milim dragima
nase topic sauceste.
KuZma Jezerinac, perov.
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s. s, Pittsburgh. Pa,

S. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. - ia
nize potpisana zelim Sc jay
no zahvaliti svoj mojoj rod.
bini, kumovima i prijatelji-
ma, koji su me kroz 10 tie
dana mole bolesti posjecivali
Il bolnici. Svima yam hvala
ma lijepom cvijecu, koje ste
mi u bolnicu poslali, kao i ma
mnogim karticama koje sam
dobivala Cd svakuda u boil
nicu prigodom Bozica kod
moje kuce, ma koje nisam
mogla da odgovorim. Sada
sam kod kuce, ali jos pod
lijecnickom njegom, neznam
kako dugo.
JOS jednom, brace sestre,
lijepa vam hvala j cd Boga
plaza. Vase sjecanje u mojoj
bolesti ne Gu nikada zabora-
viii, nego GU to uvijek CHE
niti i postivati.
Sve vas iskreno pozdravlja,
Lucia Matesa, clanica
odsjeka broj 20 H.B.Z.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22

Rodjena je godine 1888. u mje-
stu Noval1i, opcina Gornji Milo
lac, Podravska Slatina, Slavonija,
Jugoslavija. U ovu zemlju dosla je
godine 1907, to u Milwaukee,
Wis. u svojim mladim danima. Pri-
stupila je u ,redove HBz. godine
1884, u kojima je bila nasa vri-
jedna clanica do svoje nenadane
smrti.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnice bilo je po-
lozeno ma odar u pogrebnom zavo-
du John Schaff, gdje ju je poho-
dilo mnostvo naseg naroda da joj
iskazu postovanje recu zadnji
zbogom. Mas odsjek je polozio IL
jepi vijenac cvijeca ma njezin O.
dar, u znak bratske zadnje poca-
sti.
Ma 18. januara krenula je Ia.
losna povorka u 8 sati u jutro
hrvatsku crkvu Presvetog Srca I.
susovog, gdje je odsluzena misa
zadusnica "a pokojnicu. Nakon cr-
kvenih obreda, Rev. v. Vasilj odr-
zao je lijepi govor, koji je pri-
sutne dirnuo u srce. Nakon toga
zalosna povorka je krenula ma Ar
lington Groblje, gdje je njezino
mrtvo tijelo predano majci zemlji
ma vjecni pocinak. Mad otvorenim
grobom, u ime clanstva naseg od-
sjeka oprostio Sc je mas predsjed-
mix, brat Vinko Steiniger.
Pokojnica je liza sebe ostavila
ozaloscenog supruga Petra, koji je
sve zrtvovao samo da joj spasi
zivot, ali smrt je bila neumoljiva,
pax sina Vincenta kcerku Kata-
rinu, zeta snahu, malu unutad
Sestro Rozi, u ime clanstva ma
Seq odsjeka, neka ii bude lahka
gruda owe slobodne zemlje u kojoj
vet pocivas, a tvome dobrom o.
zaloseenom suprugu Petru, sinu
kcerki, zetu i snahi, maloj unu-
tadi, nase najiskrenije bratsko sa-
utesce.
Milan A, Pudiak, perov.