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Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13
ANGOLA
Conley's Chapel Methodist Church
Rev. Kenneth u. Dickey, pastor

C0nley's Chapel Methodist Churel
Rev. Kenneth Is. Dickey. pastor
Church Services for Sunday
July 18th. -
1000 a. m, Church School. Alden
S. Hopkins, Sr Supt.. Clarence
Walls. Asst. Supt
HOO a. M, Worship Service
The Pastor will have charge of the
service and the guest speaker viii
be DR.. Wayne Womer of Highland
N. ]. The choir will sing special
selection.
Evening services at Conley'
Church viii be discontinued unit
after the Labor Day holidays.
Duging the Sunday School period
this Sunday. Miss Harriet Cannon
will give her report on her weeks
stay at the Girls School of Mis-
sions" at Camp Pe-Co-Meth near
Centreville. Md
This Friday evening. July 18th
at o'clock .'Weiner Roast" will
be held on the beach at Tower
Road (just below Dewey Beach,
Each family will bring its own
food and drinks. A welcome is ex-
tended to everyone to be present
On Wednesday evening, July
18th at o'clock an ice Cream
Festival" will De held at Cool
spring Grange Hall. Homemade
ice cream, cake and lemonade will
be for sale There is a possibility
that the Evangelistic group @The
Voice of the Hills may be present
and furnish entertainment The
public is invited to attend this
Festival
Guests of Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth
Dickey and children at the Nassau
parsonage this past week were Mr.
and Mrs. Itsie Shoenberg and son.
Mark, and Miss Ruth Guessford.
all of Newport
Mr.. Arthur Guessford of Odessa
spent Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs. Dickey. Rev. Dickey and chill
dren.
Apprentice 3rd Glass Wesley E
Dickey who is stationed at Nor
folk, Va. spent the past weekend
with his brother, Rev. Kenneth
Dickey and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hopkins
1pent Saturday and Saturday even
ing at Sandy Cove near North East.
Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs James Joseph and
Mrs. Edgar Joseph visited Mrs.
Minnie Joseph at the Governor Ba-
con Health Center and Miss Julia
Warrington at Smyrna on the
Fourth of July.
Master Gale Walls of George
town is spending this week with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Phillips
were entertained to dinner at Re
hoboth on Saturday by Mrs. Carrie
Stockels of Stockley.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hudson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Myers Yes
sells at their summer home near
Lewes on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marsh en-
''artained on Thursday evening. Mrs
Marshs sister and husband, Mr..
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13
COMFORT Fer HENS

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. = up
Carl Dossin poultry specialist at
Pennsylvania State University, says
laying hens will show better out
put if they have comfortable quar-
ters.
And he adds. they will generally
1e more profitable if kept confined
han allowed to run on range
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13

The birth rate in Italy dropped
from 3O.S per 1000 people in 1922
to 23.5 in 1910 in spite of baby
bonuses offered by the Mlssolini
regime.
Milford chronicle., 1956-07-13

The Chinese were burning natur-
al gas TO evaporate brine and pro-
duce salt in $40 b. c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-28
Musser Bros. Firm
COuers All Outdoors

be said to cover all outdoors.
Henry and Thomas Musser oper-
ate a flower and garden shop,
lawn mower and garden tractor
center, and landscaping service.
The business is centered in a
bright, modern building just
north Of Gaithersburg, built three
years ago.
The brothers themselves, both
of whom live in Gaithersburg
concentrate on the landscapine
department. Henry Musser has
been doing that sort of work ir
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-28

this area call his life, and he
taught his brother the ropes.
"By landScaping, most people
mean Just putting in bushes ana
shrubs" Henry MusSer says
But we do more than that-We
design the landscaping, SOD the
ground, cut down or resnape
1rees. and then put in the bushes
and shrubs"
The brothers and their employ
ees also do excavating work ana
sell such landscaping accessories
as garden benches, bird baths ana
plastic swimming pools.
The lawn mower department
lust opened this spring in a new
wing of the building, is managed
by Walter Williams. This section
sells and services hand and power
mowers and garden tractors.
The flower and garden center
is managed by Luther Thompson
a Gaithersburg man who has been
in the flower business for 80
years. Services of this section oil
the corporation range from max
ing corsages for high school
dances to selling fertilizer and
seed. A full line of flower pots,
vases, planters and other home
accessories is also carried in the
flower shop.
Mr.. Thompson is a specialist
in floral design, particularly FOL
weddings. He enjoys doing wed
dings, he says, because ne look:
upon each as challenge to hi
ability.
81 don't believe that the flow
ers at a wedding should look jus
like the flowers at any other wed
ding" he says. When Mr.. ThomI
son contracts for a job of thi
kind, he talks to the bride an
her family about the kind an
, color of flowers they prefer. The
he visits the church and receptio
a hall and decides where to pl
t bouquets, palms and sprays. Q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-28

Editors Note: With this ar.
ticle the Sentinel begins a series
of stories introducing to the
people of Montgomery County
the businesses that serve them
best. In the months to come
you will read about the firms
you know and trade with. and
about some you may not have
heard of. We will try to cover
all businesses within our read
ers' trading area.)
Musser Brothers, Inc, a 10
year-old Gaithersburg firm, nigh
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-28

the nuptial day he and his staff
are at the church hours before
the ceremony, making sure each
blossom is in place.
Mr.. ThompSon's chief assistant
Is Reginald Leizear, a floral de-
signer who does bouquets, cor
sages, funeral wreaths, and the
like. On busy days like the day
before Easter, Mr.. Thompson
daughter Nancy comes in to hell
with corsage ribbons and arrange
ments.
All three sections of Musser
Brothers Gaithersburg business
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-28

During this July CELEBRATION profit sharing is all in your
favor You will be surprised how easy we can grange tor
YOU TO buy one Of the great Ford trucks or any
Of our used cars Supendous allowances best
terms, etc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-28

The 1856 Ford is the best have had the pleasure OF
selling in 80 years experience It requires less Pe-oe
livery service less after service and gives the owner more
troubeee miles at less expense than any Ford ever pro-
duced.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28

Reinstatements from Suspension
5 Mateljan Charles ].
81 Martz Geraldine
1T Mikulcic Michael
3O6 Sikich Beatrice
423 Grahovac Helen, Grahovac
Steve, Marovich Ann
484 Gregorich Barbara
976 Baricevic Joe
Reinstatements from Reserve
AZ Karan George
ITO Markovic Roza
241 Prasnjak Joseph
856 Perko Walter N.
948 Kozul Rose
Accepted On Reserve
1 Kosic Mariana
2 Ferkol Andre
8 Krancich William
8 Budiselich Dolores, Budiselich
Edward
13 Starsincic Barbara, Verbor
Agnes, Verbor Jackolyn G.
II Vuletich Anthony
20 Cunic Charles, Cunic Marga-
ret, Vlakancic Rosie, Haysan,
Margaret
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28

We know that all bowlcrs
try to get as much enjoyment
as possible out of this annual
bowling trip and all affairs
are well attended.
Therefore, if you are going
to be at these affairs, why
not let us know as soon as
possible SO that we can take
good care of you?
Bus Service To Alleys
Because we have to notify
the bus company Of the ap-
proximate number of people
going to Niagara Falls, it is
necessary to set a deadline
date of April Is for advance
reservations.
If we have room after that
date we will accept additional
passengers, but we can not
make any promises.
Although not mentioned
on the reservation blank,
we will have buses running
from the Hotel to the al
leys for the convenience Of
the boWlers.
The charge for this will be
forty cents a round trip and
you will be able to purchase
round trip tickets at the reg
istration desk or at the bus
door.
Elizabeth Marukic, Pub.
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KENOSHA, WISE.

Goldie Dragich, Sec
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Golfers Dreaming
OF Gary Tee Time

Cleveland, Ohio AS
spring approaches, the hearts
Of children turn to picnics
and likewise the hearts of
men and women turn to golf
ing. This brings to mind the
last golf tournament held
here in Cleveland by Lodge
$50, when 9 cities we're rep
resented.
A very informal meeting
was held after the banquet
and the following decisions
were made: - The 1856 tour
nament will be held in Gary,
Indiana; future tournaments
to be held the third or fourth
Sunday of August; teams as
well as individuals to be a
warded trophies; lodges in
terested in sponsoring tour
naments must be prepared
with dates, ETC., when placing
bids.
We wish Gary, Indiana, the
best of success in their forth
coming CFU Golf Tourney.
GOldie Malone
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starting at $50 in the morn
ing and a second trip begin
ming at 200 PM.
The route of the busses will
be through the beautiful Nj
agara Frontier, over the
Grand Island Bridges, and
then through Grand Island
crossing the Niagara River at
two points.
Then the busses will
make several stops at the
Falls where you will be
able to view the Falls from
different points and angles.
There will also be time for
those who desire to make a
trip to the Cave of the Winds,
and an opportunity to pur-
chase souvenirs.
We would advise anyone
who takes this trip to bring
their cameras and obtain pic
lures which we are sure you
will enjoy for a long time.
Every Moment Memorable
On the return trip the bus
ses will stop at the alleys to
drop off anyone who has to
bowl in the afternoon shift.
We strongly recommend to
any of our CF'U members
who have not seen Niagara
Falls to take thiss trip. We
are sure that you will feel
that the money was well
spent. 1t will make your trip
to Buffalo complete.
To make your stay in Buff
falo more enjoyable and for
your entertainment we have,
of course, arranged many
events. For Friday night we
have reserved the Ukrainian
Hall on Genesee Street for a
get-together party, where
you will meet friends from all
over the country.
On Saturday night we
will have our Bowlers'
Dance i'm the same hall, and
two of the finest tambur-
itza orchestras will be en-
gagged to do the musical
hOnOrs.
On Sunday we will have
our banquet at the same To-
cation and again music will
be provided by two orches-
tras.
Make Reservations Now
The charges for the vari-
GUS events are nominal.
We are publishing in this
issue a blank for advance
reservations that will cover
all of the above mentioned
events. and in order to be
able to provide amply for
everyone it is necessary
that we have as many ad-
vance reservations as pos
sible.
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1f1 Malich Walter
IA Rybacki Joseph
las Verbonick Peter
1853 Bruketa Frances
10 Oracheff Rose Marie
ia Gusich Helen
175 Gutnik Tony
217 Malnar Virginia
219 Bliss Mary Louise
248 Abra5heff KCsta
270 Sostarich John F.
27S Gross Edward
279 Slunski Vincent
28S Grdinic Anthony, Tominovich
Mary Ann
290 Botich Helen, Botich John A..
Niksich Leo, Starcevich Ber-
nice
395 Prpich Tony
440 Yamich Nicholas ..
sos Nance George Jack
sos Kusich Olga K.
SIP Pokorney Mary f.
SOS Alexander Esther V.
588 Bacich Robert, Skorpanich
Karmela
500 Tenant Helen Marie
GIG Randall Leslie A.
720 SWartz Katherine
745 Mestrovic Anthony
IT'S Bogovac Kojo
813 Chelovitz George
821 Sopcich Joseph
979 Dineff Louis
812 Maksemuk Peter
832 Grbic Vojin
832 Nozinic Anka
866 BozikoVich Ljubica
896 Chalupka Josip
975 Krajan Anne, Krajan Marian,
Majnarich Edward
Reserve Expired
279 Shilobod Margaret
294 Grabar NADIA May
351 Crnjak Antonija
Withdrew From Membership
IS Gergas Raymond E.
395 Prpich Geraldine
Lapsed
736 Yakin Mato
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jevic Paulina, Saftic Josip
Gncr.), Saftic Ljubica, Sladic
Barbara Gncr), Spalj Geor-
ge (IncrD, Sprajcar Ivan
Gncr), Stipec Anton Uncr),
Stipec Ivan, Stipec Fora
Gncr.), Stanisic Mato Qncr.),
Tonic Ana, Tonic Petar, Ton
kovic zorica (Incr.), Tudor
Ljuba, Varelia Josip, Varelija
Marija, Varelija M Mihovil
(Incr.), Veljacic Ursula, Ver-
lanic Alice N, Incr), Waste
lie Nikola, Vucinic Nikola
(Incr.), Vujinovic Ana ,IncrD
9S7 Jerbic Ana, Jerbic Felix, Ka-
lafatic Matilda, Kalafatic Vim
ko, Kombol Ivan, Kovacic
Frank, Kovacic Maria, Kova-
cic Marian, Parac Josip, Pa
rae Marija, Parac Thomas j.,
Pipinic Marija, Plovanic Ivan,
Plovanic Josip, Plovanic Ma
rija, Stanic Margareta, Suden
Ana, SUDDEN Vinko, Swanson
Angela, Thomason Virginia,
Tus Anton, Tus Mihovil, Tuss
Anica M.
9S8 Crnkovic Ana, Crnkovich He
len, Crnkovich Josip, Franic
Eva, Franic Nikola, Grbic Ka-
ia, Jurko Ivan, Jurko Maria,
Kalafat Marija, Kalafat Milo,
Michic Milka, Michic Tomo,
Sekulic Martin, Seric Manda-
lena, Seric Pavao (Incr.), She
ric Joseph ", Shubat Arthur,
Suite Jure (Incr), Yurko An
ma E., Yurko John, zuncic
Zdravko.
989 Antonich Frank j., Antonich
Frank L., Antonio Ivan, An
tonich John M. (Incr), Anto-
mich Mary K, Antonich Ste
phen T., Bizjak Frank W.,
Bizjak Josephine, Blaskovich
Carl T., Blaskovich Frank T.,
Blaz Angela Uncr.), Blaz Eva,
Blaz Stanley A. Qncr), Blaz
Thomas ", Blaz William,
Chor Anica Qncr), Cor Mary
L., Corr Joseph, Dooley Ann
c., Drazich Stanley v. (Incr),
Dunno Catherine, Ferkin Cen
evieve, Fink Mary j., Fink
William M, Gregovich Ernest
", Harter Mary L., Isaacson
Lillian F., Jurcich John J.
Uncr.), Jurcich William j.,
Kalafat Edward L., Kalafat
Eileen, Kargacin Katherine,
fIncr), Kargacin Thomas j.,
Kovacich Jos. j., Kovacich Ru-
dolph, Kovacich Vincent, Man.
dich Thomas John, Maricich
Agnes, Maricich Peter, Maru-
sich Joseph, Mitchell Helen
D., Moreni Mary A. (Incr.),
Oreskovich Nora, Palakovich
Ann, Pavlick Mary c., Pavlick
Anne, Pavlovich Johana M.
(Incr.), Petrin John, Petrin
Katarina, Saftich Angela Ann,
Saftich Ann, Saftich Arthur
j., Saftich Matthias A., Saftich
Rosalyn j., Saftic Tony, Saftic
Walter, Sanderson Helen, Su-
perneau Mary E., Thompson
Mary A., Verlanich Evelyn
n Weir Katherine
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Total ......................71,S4 $40 |
New Members - q. S. A.
Lodge
Q Worklan John Louis
a Djuth Mary D., Hrabar Helen
A., Hrabar John N, Schwartz
William c.
5 Batch Betty Lou, Bane Geral-
dine, Bane Robert D., Bayuh
Josephine E.
8 Milosevic Josephine
IL Vuletich Chris j.
13 Fleck Virginia, Vajdic Bar
bara Ann
81 Dreca Sefik
20 Schaub Edward, Trpcic Eliza
beth e.
80 Ceh Paul W., Haramija Zeljko
"a Sestric Mary P.
80 Kauzlarich Carol
AZ Ribar Edward John
SO Ban Wilma M, Buneta Delo-
res j., Mataya 10 Ann, Pavlic
Margareta, Tonkovich Sylvia
66 Hlasta Edward
70 Perisin James ].
u Brnich George, Helt Edward,
Stunja Rose Marie
"a Gusic Virginia Anne
"a Grachan Ronald A, Harring-
ton Catherine
IS Hodnick Dolores
80 Batulewich Anne, Rapich Ell
sic, Sasek Arlene D., Wilson
Clifford E., Wilson Helen K.
100 Petrin Mary Lou
121 Bradovich jeanne, r "a a
Kathryn
1926 Greguric Barbara M, Gregu-
ric Kathryn F.
145 CAGE Peter S.
148 Blitva Djuro
175 Pleshe Joseph G.
1T Blazevic Ivan, Pendo Michael
A.
1872 Stefek Rose M.
1876 Skrtic Dorothy, Stankich Jo-
sephine, Zamoida Robert
1874 Trmbolak Robert j.
2O1 Grzanich Carol Ann
202 Baumann Rose, Rausch James
David, Sarich Walter j.
PIP Ivic Mary Lou
221 Tometich Phyllis J.
229 Bucich Alberta Y.
243 Misetich Ronald ].
275 Vukobratovich Rod
279 Adamerovich Eleanore
2s6 Urbanc Joanne Pearl
2SS Mayer Mary
2S9 Fuller John J.
307 Yuratovich Stephanie
313 Panko Robert Lee
314 Muza Anna Marie
351 Bunyan Nancy Kay, Polovich
Robert D., Stamenoff Leposa-
va
354 Vahaly Andrew Jr.
355 Merbar Charles John, Scufsa
Daniel Frank, Tomljanovich
Elizabeth
3S8 Serdar Larene M.
391 Djakovich Branka, zuvich &C.
raid D.
403 Bialkowski Nicholas
437 Bosick Charles
440 Andjelich Katherine, Brajko-
vich Jerome p, Jancaric Marion
460 Haramincich Joanne
463 Perekovich Vivian, Vyvyan
Laurel Janet
sos Brown Carol Jean, Zagorac
Albert C.
514 Cugino Mary, Cugino Anthony
j., Mirto Marianne c.
523 Bober 10 Ann l..
52S Grlovich Vincent l..
535 Kevich Eve, zurich John
$40 Arbes, Gwendolyn E., Mahli
Barbara Ann, Smiley John
Peter
548 Yazevac George
557 Secec Barbara ".
561 Stimac Joseph j., Theoforoff
Elizabeth
563 Bogovitz Robert
sos Kustrin Robert
600 Turkal Anna
615 Besh Carolyn Marie
616 Martinich Alice s.
633 Paluda Mike Jr., Ross Orlando
Dan
634 Francis William G..
635 Duhant Jean ", Gregorich
Lenore r. !
663 Kostiha Roger
706 Suhajda Mary
718 Zokvic Tom
.719 Mailer Bernard Paul
731 Gudlin Mary Ann, Mesich Ma
ry Ann
1872 Wuchina Joseph NJ, Wuchina |
Mary Ann
1877 Ogle Richard Brian
750 zurich John
780 Crnarich Clara
805 Steffen James K.
1855 Lacko Margaret M.
S59 Demyan Gerald M, Fentress
William G., Marinch Shirlee |
Ann
1854 Elder James L.
872 Hansl Johann, Host Joseph,
Polich Richard L., Richard
Maurice j., Vrrneer James A.
884 Sinanovic Omer
92o Chopp John
929 Franich Louie /
976 Quirk Barbara Lee
979 Kaviak John, Sas John Joseph
New Members - Canada
2S1 Dosen Donna Mildred
6OS Boljkovac Isabel
644 Novosel Mary, Rubinic George !
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Our Fayorife Recipes"

BY The st. Joseph's P. T. A.
Gary, Indiana
An unusual Cook Book containing
397 foreign recipes of yesteryear!
Exact measurements for the
Cook of today.
Price (incl. postage).. ..S2.25
Order Yours NOW from, the
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c/o st. Joseph's P. t. A.
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28
Sightseeing Trips Being Arranged By
Buffalo Tenpin Tournament Host Lodge
Trip To World Famous Falls To Be Made
Via Niagara Frontier And Grand Island

BUFFALO, N. Y One of the most interesting events
planned by the CFU Bowling Tournament Committee dur
ing stay in Buffalo, will be sightseeing trip Nj
agara Falls Anyone who has this Seventh Wonder
of the World cannot afford to miss this trip.
We have engaged modern paror type coaches your
comfort to leave the Sate Hotel for fourhour long trp
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28

33 Muhek Josip
so Bilin Anthony S.
56 Gregurich Joseph
66 Horvatich Esther Marie, Hor-
watch John j.
70 Furman Henry, Furman Ro-
bert
81 kolar George
129 Pavesic Stojan, Pavesic zor-
ka, Pivac Ivo G..
131 Cepuran John
ITO Drasic Goldie, Drasic Peter,
RADICAL Edward j.
172 Abranovich Andrew
1876 Rodesh Anton John
202 Minerich Anton
228 Gaetano Dorka
200 Yurkovic Blaz
294 Grabar NADIA May
326 Runllo Mary
357 Jakopovic Mary
362 Skoblar Marian
392 Noble Julia .r.
423 Brady Edward, Brady Milica,
Karas Nick, zunac Steve
514 Ivcic Paul
522 Edmiston Catherine, Edmis-
ton Earl, Schultz John
533 Pastorcich Helen
557 Staresinic Josip, Yageric Jo-
Seph
564 Mile Joka
599 Milakovich Yvonne, Pezzuto
Dorothy
654 Celluta Henrietta, Cekuta Joe
$50 Basar William
663 Hinkle Mary
687 Fritzel Cornelia
692 Rutchik John j.
500 Mozer Elizabeth, Mozer Josip
IT'S Kozelisl1i Marian j.
SIT Vranich Mary
854 Gala John S.
S72 Starcevich Donald Gene
$50 Rebeshaw Ivan H.
979 Fulton Fern, Vidovich Ste
phen r.
628 Kustura John
648 Vukelic Maria
715 TITUS lila
793 Andrevich Franjo, Begic h
George
S12 Canjar Janko, Canjar Kathe-i
rine, Canjar Mara, Canjar Ma
ry
895 Sudetic Mate -
$50 Laskarin Ivan
Suspensions
8 Krancich Carole Mae
18 Blazekovich James, Geiss Err
win, Kezerle Lloyd, Kuglich
Louise {.
20 Banovatz Patricia
80 Marovitch jeanne, Yelich Bar
bara
SO Bogdan Lawrence, Pilas Louis
so Grenko Rudolph J. 81,
u Markusic Frank Jr., Zuker
Dorothy Marie
"a Stavanja Carolyn
1T Maslach Catherine Ann
1S5 Hayden Vladimir
222 Pilcic John Jr.
248 Bekavac Stephen G., Kapsha
Madeleine, Paskan Peter
439 Radman Peter Paul
514 Unkefer Patricia
533 Britvec Tony, Loncaric Louis
T.
557 Secic Philip D.
564 Higgins Richard
749 Boritz John
865 Hanson James Cecil
S72 Leto Angelo
908 zuvich Margaret
638 Filetic Anica
644 Jalsevac Gertrude
715 Brlekovich Mary
816 Balenovic Luka, Balenovic
Marica
954 Kolich Shirlee -,
975 Post Andrew
Cash Surrenders
6 zejavac Albert, zejavac Helen
18 Liker Roselyn
20 Ginlbel Barbara -
20 Vranic Mary P.
80 MartZ Geraldine
so Kargacin Joseph
81 Ajdinovich Dorothy, Ajdino-
vich john
go Radosevich William
SO Jurecic John F. Jr., Jurecic
Joseph L.
80 Andrasic Dolores M.
101 Chapman Richard L.
129 Cace Richard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-20

car. police said, but McClough
suddenly opened the door and
stepped on the gas, knocking
the policeman to the ground
The sergeant fired but missed.
Detective Clark then sprinted
after the car which was headed
down the alley. Suddenly the
door opened again and Nc
Clough rolled out, leaving the
car going under its own power
Ran Into Backyard
McClough ran into q back.
yard and suddenly turned, DO.
lice added. Detective Clark fired
as the fugitive wheeled around
hitting him in the stomach.
Meanwhile. the driverless car
rolled out of the alley and across
the 400 block Of K street where
ia large tree stopped it.
The detectives we're quoted as
saying, The car drove itself
through that alley better than
a driver could"
The car was stolen. police add
ed. from the Union Station area
last Wednesday. II is owned by
Robert Leblanc. 100 Sheffielo
street, Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-20
Peter Winont Missino
On Trip in Far East

Peter Winant, 80, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Winant,
Centreville, Va, vanished mystic
riously two months ago in
Afghanistan near the Russian
border. his father said today.
He was coming home after q
two-year stay in India, where
working on his own, he had been
living meagerly in a one-man
campaign to improve native liv-
ing conditions.
His father, an Office Of Defense
Mobilization official and q
brother Of the late John Winant,
who was our Ambassador to
Great Britain, said he disap-
peared during a bus trip over
the wild mountains in northern
Afghanistan.
Two months ago today Mr.
Winant left Kabul, the capital
of Afghanistan, for Iran. With
him was a Swedish Missionary
Miss Gunnel Gummeson. Miss
Gummeson is also missing. They
met in an Indian village where
she was doing work similar to
his.
The crossing from India to
Eran through Afghanistan is
through rugged territory. It is
customary for men to escort
solitary women through that
land. The elder Mr.. Winant
said he understands Miss Gum
meson was returning to Sweden
and his son was acting as her
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Summon Forces IL
In Store Freezer,
FIees With $4,000

BALTIMORE, July 20 Dr.
A safe robber, who apparently
spent the night in q food market,
turned holdup man today,
forcing II persons into a freezer
locker and fleeing with $4,000
after the manager opened the
safe.
The robbery occurred At
Daum's Food Basket in Victory
Villa shortly after 9 am.
The robber had broken into
one part of the safe, but the
other section withstood his
efforts.
The IL persons, customers and
clerks. were forced at gunpoint
into the refrigerator and the man
then ordered Manager Roy Coax
ley to open the safe. An esti-
mated $4,000 was taken.
Police said the robbers get
away car was q green sedan with
dealers license plates.