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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-09
Mrs. George Speck, Started
Fund for Cancer Research

Mrs. George Speck. 81. who
fought cancer for five years with
five operations, and who set up
a fund for cancer research for
others before her death, died
Wednesday night at her home
at 807 Marshall lane. Alexandria.
She was the wife of DR.. George
Speck, a specialist in obstetrics
and gynecology.
Mrs. Speck, who was the for
mer Doris deFord, was born in
Washington, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen deFord. She
graduated from Gordon Junior
High School and Holy Cross
Academy here. Later, she at
tended Antioch College in Yellow
Springs, Ohio. and received a de-
gree from George Washington
University where she was a pre-
medical student. Mrs. Speck met
DR.. Speck. a Bostonian, while
they were attending George
Washington.
She first learned of her illness
in 1850, when doctors at Johns
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore
diagnosed rare cancer of the
bone as the cause of her severe
backacheS. She went ahead with
an operation which was the only
hope of cure. Even rarer than
the disease, the operation was
a hemipelvectomy, in which a leg
and half of her pelvis were re-
moved.
Kept Up Activities
A year later. a second opera
ton was performed at Johns
Hopkins. This operation was not
regarded as serious and Mrs.
Speck and her family hoped that
she had been cured.
An active person, she attended
PTA meetings, kept up her club
memberships, and took care of
her family.
But on New Years Eve, 1858,
Mrs. Speck became i'll. 1t was
learned that cancer had ap-
lpeared in her left lung. Three
Operations at Alexandria Hos
lpital followed.
Friends Give to Fund
/ Last fall Mrs. Speck ap-
preached the American Cancer
Society here about setting up a
fund for cancer research. After
talking to an official there, she
decided to earmark the money
for research into the causes OF
cancer. A card was sent to her
friends, telling them about the
fund and explaining that Mrs.
Speck has chosen to establish
this fund during her lifetime
so that she might have the salts
faction OF seeing it in opera
tion."
! Mrs. Speck hoped that gifts
to commemorate many occa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-09
John 5. Collins,
Retired Aide

John Stedman Collins, SO. who
spent 40 years in the Govern
ment and then was elected sec
retary-treasurer of the Depart
ment of Commerce and JUS
tice Beneficial Association, died
Wednesday in Garfield Hospital
He lived on a farm on Route l
in Centreville, Va.
Mr.. Collins was born in Bru-
gaw, N. c., and was educated
there and in Charlotte, N. C.
He began his Federal career in
1903, writing long hand letters
for the Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey.
In 1919. he was with the In
dian Service in Phoenix. Ariz.
He returned to Washington in
1927 with the Foreign and Do
mestic Service of the Commerce
Department, and two years later
transferred to the Bureau of
Aeronautics.
In 1888, Mr.. Collins rejoined
the Foreign and Domestic Serv-
ice. Bureau of Commerce, as
an administrative assistant to
the director. He retired from
that position in 1945.
Mr.. Collins served as secretary
treasurer Of the beneficial asso-
citation from 1916 until 1858,
when Ill health forced him to
resign.
He was past most noble chief
cur of the Order of Yellow Dogs
and a charter member and past
master of Concord Masonic
Lodge, Vienna, Va. He was a
member of the Royal Arch Chap
ter. Alexandria, Va, and the
Knights Tenplar in Washington.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Ruby Shaver Collins; a son,
Lynwood L. Of Durham, N. c.;
three daughters, Mrs. Martin T.
Prosise and Mrs. George M
Parsells, both of Vienna, Va,
and Miss Betty Lou Shaver OF
Centreville, and three grand
children.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow in the Everly funeral
home, Fairfax, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-09

They made their home at 1903
Trinity drive. Alexandria.
Besides her husband. Mrs,
Brisach is survived by three chill
dren, Beverly L., Eugene NJ,
who is about to take his entrance
examinations at West Point, and
Anthem. Also surviving are two
brothers, Brig. Gen. Frederick
r.. Munson, 3710 Gates road
NV, and Col. Delbert E. Mum
son, who is On duty in Italy. and
her mother. Mrs. Anthem Mum
son, and sister. Miss Elizabeth
Munson, both of San Francisco.
Services will be held at pm
Monday at the Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-09
Mrs. R. c. Brisoch, as, Wife
Of Colonel, Is Polio Victim

Mrs. r. c. Brisach. wife OF
Col. Brisach, USA, who was
stricken with bulbar polio four
Iand-a half years ago. died yes
Iterday as she was being taken
to Walter Reed Hospital. Mrs.
Brisach was As.
She and two of her children
were polio victims during an
epidemic in Panama in the fall
of 1851, but only Mrs. Brisach
was seriously affected. After two
months of disqualification there,
she was flown in an Air Force
|C-54 to Baltimore Children's
Hospital School, travelling in an
iron lung bolted to the floor,
with gasoline generators to run
the lungs motors.
Learned to Help Herself
In the years since, Mrs. Bri-
sach fought to conquer her af-
Fiction. Although completely
Iparalyzed from the lower neck
down, she taught herself to
breathe by using her neck
muscles. Consequently, she was
out of the iror'lung in IL months
and used artificial respiration
only when sleeping.
Mrs. Brisach, who could sit
propped up in a wheelchair,
learned many techniques for
helping herself. Only recently
she mastered the use Of an cleo
trio typewriter. striking the keys
with a wand held in her teeth.
She loved to read, turning the
pages of the book. which was
placed on a rack, with the wand
in her teeth.
In fair weather she was driven
on a stretcher in the back of the
family station wagon to visit
friends and to drive-in movies.
Born in Army Family
The former Athleen Munson,
Mrs. Brisach was born of a
military family in Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans. She became an
Army wife herself. when she
was married to Col. Brisach in
Columbus, Ga. % years ago.
She and Col. Brisach lived in
Manila. Washington State,
North Carolina, San Francisco
and Panama. They had lived
here for four years. Col Bril-
Isach is attached to the Office of
the chief of transportation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-09
Dr.. Howard Myers Dies;
Led Economic Research

DR.. Howard B. Myers, SIS. di-
rector Of research of the Com
mittee for Economic Develop
ment, died this morning at the
National Institutes of Health.
Bethesda, Md. He lived at 2940
Chain Bridge road NV.
DR.. Myers was formerly direc-
tor Of research of the Works
Projects Administration. After
six years with WPA he Joined
the Committee for Economic De-
Ivelopment in 1913. The COM
imittee is a non-profit research
Organization of businessmen and
educators. concerned with de-
veloping public and private
policies to maintain economic
stability and encourage economic
growth.
DR.. Myers did pioneer work in
planning and directing large
scale statistical and economic
research programs. first in the
State of Illinois and later with
the Federal Government. From
his work has emerged the pres
|ent method used by the Govern
ment to measure the extent of
unemployment.
Served With WPB
During World War II, DR..
Myers served as associate chief
of the Munitions Branch of the
War Production Board.
A native of Knoxville, Iowa,
DIR. Myers was graduated from
IWashburn College and got his
IPh.D. in economics from the
University of Chicago. He was
an associate professor of eco
monies at the University of
Florida and then became chief
Iof the division of research and
statistics at the Illinois State
Department of Labor in 1929.
DR.. Myers began his Federal
career in 1888 as assistant
director in charge Of research
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-09
Int Mrnturiant

CATHERINE. My ever-faith-
full tribute to the sacred memory Of
my devoted wife, CATHERINE CLARKE.
who was taken from me three years
ago today. March 0, 1858.
When we step beyond life's gateway.
As my devoted wife has done,
We shall find a land of beauty
With never setting sun.
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBAND, GEORGE. =
CURTIS, CHARLES BEVERLEY. In low
and husband. CHARLES BEVERLEY
year ago today. March 8, 1855.
Your memory is a keepsake
With which We never will part:
We still have you in our hearts
We think Of you, our darling,
Not dead, but living still;
waiting Fl Erect Ct s sse s fat ooS Fl 1 %
DEVOTED WIFE, IRENE, AND Chill
DREN, ANITA AND ANTHONY.
COOKE. WILLIAM H. In sacred memory
OF my father, WILLIAM H. COOKE,
ago today, March 8. 1880.
No one knows the silent heartache.
Only those who have such can tell
OF the grief that is borne in silence
For the one that loved so well.
Days Of sadness still come over me,
Hidden tears so often flow:
Memory keeps you always near me,
Though you left me twenty-stx years
On a hillside sweetly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies my dear devoted father,
YOUR WRon bEy6 Sysf b hS eGgd not MAss
COOKE BACON.
HAWKINS. JOSEPHINE. In sad but Low.
nPVntR1
aunt, JOSEPHINE HAWKINS. who
passed away four years ago today
March 9, 1862.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
DEVOTED SISTER, EMMA CHRISTIAN
DRY of our dear father Capt. JAMES G
MAHONEY, who died March 8. 1914
The years may wipe out many things
But this they wipe out never.
The memory OF those happy days
When We were all together,
HONEY, Sir. AND AMY L. MA.
HONEY.
PROCTOR. KATE. In loving memory o.
our beloved mother. and grandmother
KATE PROCTOR, who passed away si1
years ago today March 8, 1850.
Memories keep YOU always near us.
DEvoIE Ed &c CHILDREN AND GRAND
REEVES, ELIZABETH GALLAHORN
Called to Rest March Q. 1854.
Thou art away in body, o daughter
dear.
Yet in spirit thou art always near:
The valley of ShaooW OF ueath car
ne er obscure
Thy living presence IN our hearts.
LOVING FATHER IND MoynER.
r oSr Mother as akNiE In r1E RsRSr' who
passed away four years ago today
March o. 1852.
We do not need this special day
To bring you to our minds.
The days we do not think OF you
Are very hard to find.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, ERNEST
AND ROBERTA.
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Four Die Under Train

TOKYO, Mar. 9 (P.-An I'M
employed Japanese tossed his
two little daughters in front of
a train last night. then jumped
in front Of the engine with bis
baby son in his arms. All four
were killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-09
Anurtlirt1

oKUM, IRVING L. An unyeiIing in
memory Of the late IRVING 1. oKUM
win be held on Sunday. March IL.
1855, at > pm. at the Beth Sholum
Cemetery, Bennings I'd. Friends and
relatives are invited TO accompany
family, leaving from 500 ouintana pl
NV. At l pm. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-09
FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes Moderate
orders also accepted, $50 to 8 pm week
nights. 200 14th Ct. NV. M S-01O6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-09

CRAUN, BENJAMIN +. IBENNIEI' Suu-
denly, on Thursday, March 9; 1856,
at Prince Georges Hospital CheyeTly,
Of Sil3 Landover I'd, Palmer Park,
Md. beloved husband OF Mary L. Craun
ana father Of Deborah L. Craun and
Sived BY his father, Thomas F. craun;
i've sisters. Mrs Mary zeigler, Mrs,
Nora Dean, Mrs. Mable Movers, Mrs;
Eiva Howard. and Mrs. Nellie Bell, and
and j. Ode Craun Friends may call
at the Gasch Funeral Home. Hyatts-
Vile Md, until 1870 pm, Saturday,
March 10: thence to the Mount Rainier
Methodist Church, 35th st. and Bunker
Hill I'd, Mount Rainier. Nd. where
services will be neld at 2:30 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. inter-
nient Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20

~zasluznog clana, brata Milana Mi
lakovica, koji je nenadnom i ne
ocekivanom smrcu, cd srcane ka-
pi, preminuo A. maja 1856, ciju
sliku ovdje donosimo.
Pokojni brat Milakovic uvijek je
bio zdrav i agilan, pax njegova ne
ocekivana smrt je strasno potre-
sla ne samo njegovu obitelj, rod
binu i pr~ijatelje, vet cijelu nasu
koloniju i svakoga tko ga je po-
znavao. Ostavio las je u mladim
godinama. Rodjen je /. januara
1908. u mjestu Dervisaga, opcina
Slavonska Pozega, Hrvatska. U o.
WI zemlju je dosao 4. julia 1921. /
to u st. Louis, Mo-, a nakon KRAFT
kog vremena dosao ovamo u De-
troit I sa svojim pokojnim ocem,
koji je preminuo pred nekoliko 60
dina ovdje u Detroitu.
Ozenio Sc 1922. sa suprugom
Barbarom, S kojom je l. sretnom
braku imao dvoje djece, sina Rudy
i kterku Maryann. Pristupio u H.
z. Illinois kroz odsjek 81 "zora"
godine 1928, tie postao pozrtvov-
nj i iskreni Clan. Cd kad je pri-
stupio pa do sada uvijek je obna-
sac razne casti u odsjeku, a prize
ujedinjenja sa odsjekom "zvijez-
da" bio je wise godina predsjedni-
kom. Menu ide najvise u zaslugu
ujedinjenje dvaju najvecih odsjeka
- "a i 551 u Detroitu, u sadanji
odsjek "Zora" 351. Neumorno je
radio "a Hrvatski Radio Sat u De-
troitu. U odsjeku je radio swim
silama na promicanju naprednih
pothvata; priveo je preko 100 no
viii clanova u HBZ. u raznim kam-
panama. Bio je delegat G. P. o.
u Detroitu wise cd 20 godina, gdje
je neumorno radio "a piknike /
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ROSE JAEGER

Chicago, III. - Divine javljamo
zalosnu West, ola smo izgubili ma
su dugogodisnju suclanicu, B. D.,
sestru Rose Jaeger, supruga clana
naseg odsjeka broj 70, brata Iva
ma Jaeger, koja je svoje trudne
oci zauvijek zaklopila Z. aprila
1856.
Pokojna sestra Rose je rodjena
1883. godine u Fuzine, Jugoslavija,
a u owl zemlju je dosla 1898. kao
mala dj%evojcica cd 10 godina sa
svojim roditeljima. Ozenila Sc "a
svoga supruga Ivana godine 1901,
Il Toluca, Ill, l u braku SUI imali
deset djece. liza sebe je ostavila
ozaloscenog supruga, sedan zivu-
&c djece, cetrnaest unutadi | &C.
tvero praunucadi.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlo-
zeno u pogrebnom zavodu Golich,
gdje joj je odar bio okicen mno-
gobrojnim vijencima cvijeca i pla-
cenim karticama "a svete mise.
Nd Nv dPiild, AiJeAlilo illlIFO IL
jelo bilo je ispraceno do crkve st.
Mary Of Mt. Carmel, gdje je odslu-
zena sveta misa, a liza toga po-
vorka je krenula ma Holy Sepul-
chre Groblje, gdje je predana mai
ci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Sestro Rose, u ime naseg Clan
silva / p~rijatelja, neka ii Dude Ia
hka zemlja i potivaj u miru b.
zjem, a tvojem suprugu i djeci,
nase iskreno ~saucesce.
Matejka Kariolich, ~tajnica.
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Milodari "a crkye U
Modrusu, Hrvatska

Mckeesport, Pa. - Ma molbu,
koja je nedavno izisla Il Zajedni-
caru, a koju je potpisao mas Sc
LAX IL starog kraja Matt Nova
cic, koji sada stanuje u Lorain,
Ohio, odazvalo Sc je prilicno ma
sih zemljaka cd Modrusa i oko-
lice "a popravak crkve Svetog
Antuna i Svetog T~rojstva sa
zupnim stanom u Modrusu. Svi-
ma Sc najljepse zahvaljujemo, a
njihova imena / svote ovdje do
nosimo:
Pc $500: Ostarski Klub,
Klub Dobrotvor; pc $500:
Frank D. Rendulic, Mile Keser;
Ipo $1,000: Klub Cerovnik, Nj
kola Keser, Mato Gasparovic,
Mr.. i Mrs. Dragan Grdic, Mr..
ii Mrs. Mile Jagnjic, John j
Charlie Gasparovic, Maria Pa
usic i obitelj; Mako GrdiG,
$500.
Pc $500: Paval Gasparovic,
Mate Gasparovic il Ohio, Site
pan Gasparovic, Rudolf i Maria
Gasparovic IL Lorain, Ohio, Ivan
Spehar, Stjepan Mihaljevic, Ju-
raj i Barbara Franjkovic, Mari
ca Oreskovic, Maria i Katherine
Oreskovic, Ivan i Anka Pavlic,
Frank Pavlic IL Minnesota, Mr..
i Mrs. Mato Novacic liz Lorain,
Ohio, Ivan Brajdic, Maria Kese
Grga Udovic, Mr.. i Mrs. Ivan
Poljak, Mr.. i Mrs. Ivan Marine
IL Lorain, Ohio, Mr.. i Mrs. Flu.
rinski, Mate Bozicevic; pc $500:
Antun Salopek, Frances Vukelja
il Duquesne, Pa.
Pc $500: Milan zilic. Jura Be.
lancic, Roko Antoncic, Ivan Rem.
dulic, Aleksandar Grdovic, Fra.
MO Luketic, Mile i Fora Ivano.
vic, Mr.. i Mrs. Frank Kostelit
IL Lorain, Ohio, Ivan Pribanic il
Lorain, Ohio, Stjepan Gracanin
il California, Mr.. i Mrs. Pisacit
IL Michigana, Name Nimkovic
Prijatelj, Ivan Nose.
Pc $1.0O: Petar BokuliG, Ivan
kolic, Helen Ratasic il Repub.
lie. Pa, Juro Basic, Josip Ivce.
vic, David Stokan, Franjo Rem.
dulic Jr., Dane i Roza France.
tic, Mate Bogovit.
Jos jednom YAM najljepsa
hvala i cd Boga plaza, koji ste
Sc sjetili i sd svojim doprinosi.
ma pomogli nase crkve u stare.
domovini.
Mato Gasparovic, izvj
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Poziv ma piknik

Detroit, Mich. Mjesna
Organizacija Hrvatske Re-
publikanske Seljacke Stran-
Ike odrzati &c svoj prvi ovo-
godisnji piknik - Dan Bra
&c Radica nedjelju, 24-og
juna, ma SkOflich zemljistu,
1850 - IL Mile Road, lime
dju Mound i Ryan Road.
Piknik pocima u IL sati u
podne i traje do kasno u We
Ger. Pc nasem obicaju biti &c
pecene janjetine ma raspola-
GAME i svakovrsnog mekseg
plea "a o~krijepu nasim gosti-
ma. Razveselit &c prisutne
s milozvucnom tamburicom
dobro poznati tamburaski
zbor Balkan Kavalers".
Poziva Sc mas narod mje-
sta j okolice, kao i susjednog
grada Windsora, da mas po-
sjete u sto vecem broju, pa
da Sc bratski ma svjezem
zraku u hladovini o d n o
proveselimo.
Ia ugodni bratski i prija-
teljski docek jamci Odbor.
Petar SkOflich, tainik.
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ZAJEDNICAR"

grebnog zavoda IL Coleraine, MINI.
u Bovey, MINI. do crkve Svete
Marie, gdje je otpjevana sveta
misa pc Rev. F. Joseph Rijan, a
nakon toga ma Lake View Cemete-
ry Coleraine, gdje SUI njezini
mrtvi ostanci predani majci zemlji
Ia vjecni pocinak, i gdje smo sc
S njome tuznim srcima i mokrim
ocima zauvijek rastavili.
u ime clanstva odsjeka 369
HBZ., tebi draga sestro Maria
klicemo: Bila ii lahka gruda zem-
lie i potivaj u miru Bozjem, a
tvome ozaloscenom suprugu JOSH
pu, adoptiranom sinu l.. P. Shus-
tarich i o~staloj rodbini i prijate-
lima izrazavamo nase iskreno sa-
uceSce.
Tvoj rodjeni brat,
John b. Yelenich, predsjednik
odsjeka 635.
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Pink Hrvafskog
Americkoq KIuba

Akron, Ohio. - Hrvatsko-
Americki Klub priredjuje
piknik u nedjelju log julia
1856, ma Mary Smith Farm.
PutOkaz:- Koji idete IL
Akrona, vozite Sc pc Massil-
Ion Road broj 241 do Raber
Road, tn skrenite ma lijevo i
odmah blizu cete vidjeti mje-
sto piknika.
Svirati &c IS t "a Tam
buritza Orchestra liz Massil-
lon, Ohio.
Imati cemo dosta ma raz-
nju mlade pecene ja~njetine i
pr~asetine, kao i raznovrsnog
plea.
Pozivlju Sc clanovi Kluba,
tie svi prijatelji mjesta i O.
kolice da mas posjete u sto
vecem broju. Piknik pocima
rano u jutro, a tra.iati &c do
kasno u vecer. U slucaju XII
Sc, piknik &c Sc odrzati u
Klubskom Domu.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Josip Bilandzija, tai.
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nicu, gdje mu je drugi dan uci-
njena operacija, koja ali nije US
pjela / teskim mukama Fl. april
la zaklopio je svoje trudne oci "a
uvijek.
Rodjen je 1906. u selu Skoblic
Brdo, optina Bosiljevo, kotar Vr-
bovsko, Hrvatska. U kanadu je
dosao 1880. / radio u jednom ov-
dasnjem rudniku, a zadnjih 1918
godina nije wise radio rudniku,
jer je imao svoju trgovinu zivez-
nih namirnica, pa 81 je tako lakse
zaradjivao svagdanji kruh sa svo-
JON suprugom. I sada kad je mo-
gao najbolje da pozivi u o jos
mladom zivotu, sudbina odredi dru-
CACHE.
Njegovi mrtvi ostanci bill su IL
lozeni u mjesnom pogrebnom "a
vodu, oblozeni mnogobrojnim vi
jencima cvijeca cd roda i prija-
telja u zadnju MT pocast.
Ma %. aprila poslije podne kre-
&c zalosna povorka IL pogrebnog
zavoda do crkve, gdje su obavljeni
vjerski obredi, a liza toga sa mno-
60 automobile do kirkland Gene
terry, gdje SUI mrtvi ostanci preda-
nj majci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Mad ~otvorenim grobom, Il ime Cd
sjeka oprostio Sc je S pokojnim
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APPEL ma sve zupIjane
Sv. Josipa u Leskovcu

Bend, Ill. - Gospodja Magda
Liposcak, njezina kcerka Mary
i yet Josip Belavic, primili su
APPEL iii molbu cd svecenika Nj
kole Petrovica i milosrdnih Sc
stara, Iraida Blazic, Zakarija E.
vekovic, Eksupraije Barcek, "a
pomoc crkve Svetog Josipa u
Leskovac, opcina Barilovic.
u listu navadjaju da Sc IVA
dja elektrika u crkvu i zupni
stan, i da je potrebno ~najmanje
sest svijecnjaka, j da Sc mole
ovo postici i kako to dolikuje "a
crkvu i zupni stan zamolili su Ia
pomoG.
Radi potrebne obilniie pomo-
ci dosli smo do sporazuma, da
Sc obratimo OWN putem i apeli-
ramo ma sve koji pripadaju Les
kovackoj fari - diljem Amerike
i Kanade, da Sc odazovu j pri-
teknu u pomoc crkvi Svetog Jo-
sipa. Apeliramo ma sve il sliie-
decih sela: Leskovac, Kriz, No
vaki, BaSt, Pecurkovo brdo,
Banjsko selo. Belaj, Padvozic.
Barilovic i Carevo selo (ako smo
koga nehotimicno ispustili mo-
limo da %oproste).
Svi darovi i imena darovatelja
biti &c opjelodanjena u zajedni-
caru, takodjer imena darovate-
liza Bit ce sa svotama poslana ma
crkvu Svetog Josipa II Leskovac.
Darove mozete poslati ma: Josip
Trgovcic, Box "a, Benld, H., iii
ma Mrs. Magda L~iposcak, Box
1894, Livingston, III.
Odazove Ii Sc mas narod il ma
vedenih sela, postignut ce Sc "a
zeljeni cilj, i da zajedno ma jed
MOI listi budemo i sa najmanjim
darom, ma cemu yam svima una
prijed lijepa hvala.
Pozdrav svima cd,
Josip Trgovcic
Magda Liposcak =,
Mary i Josip Belavic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20

ma je sluzio tri godine u austrij-
skoj vojsci. u ovu zemlju je dosao
1904. u drzavu New York, a liza
toga je dosao u Miami, Arizona,
godine 1907. Ozenio Sc je sa Ru-
&om Billie godine 1909. Radio je u
rudnicima i u poljoprivredi cijelog
svog zivota.
LA sebe ostavlja ucviljenu SUI
prugu, Ruzu, dvije kceri i jednog
sina. Kcer Bessie, udata "a Daute
A.. Buchignani, u Alameda, Cali
fornia; sin Frank, Mayor u U. S.
Air Force, sada Sc nalazi u Lon
donu, Engleska; kcer Anne, uda-
ia "a William ]. Pfeffer, u Leba-
non, Illinois, i sestero unucadi.
Njegov odar bio je iskicen s vi
jencima cvijeca cd rodbine / pri-
jatelja, medju kojima Sc je isticao
/ krasni vijenac naseg odsjeka u
znak zadnje pocasti svome vjer-
nom clanu / tajniku, koji je 1 diva
puta bio delegat svoga odsjeka,
godine 1885. i 1851.
Povorka je krenula IA. aprila
liz Miles Mortuary katolicku cr-
kvu Our Lady of the Blessed Sa-
crament, a liza toga ma hrvatsko
groblje u Midland City Miami, A
rizona.
Neka je pokojnom bratu Menalu
lahka crna zemlja u kojoj vet po-
civa, a njegovoj ucviljenoj suprugi
! ostaloj rodbini nase topic sauce
see.
Kathleen Carevich, tajnica.
Zahvala. = Divine Sc najljepSe
zahvaljujemo rodbini i p~rijatelji-
ma IL bliza i daleka, koji SUI nam
bill pri ruci i dijelili S mama "a
lost prigodom smrti naseg supru-
ga / oca, kao i onima koji su po-
lozili Whence cvijeta ma njegov O.
Oar, platili svete mise i ispratili
ga ma vjecni pocinak.
O~zafoscena supruga
Ruza / djeca.