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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-30
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
July 30.-Owher-trainer EN-
NETT Richards of Baltimore,
who got the automatic six
month suspension required by
West Virginia's racing rules
from the Charles Town stew
ards yesterday after a saliva
test showed the presence of a
drug in his horse Sunoloc. says
he will appeal the ruling before
the State Racing Commission.
Richards, a successful horse
conditioner on the West Vir-
ginia Maryland circuit for
many years, feels the suSpen-
sion is unfair. He explains that
the groom attending the 5-year-
old gelding the day he won at 10
to July 22l had used benZo-
caine on his hands as an anti
septic for a cut. According to
Richards, the groom helped
unite the horses tongue string
when the saliva was being taken
and some of the benzocaine
found its way into the saliva.
Richards pointed out that
after the race urine test made
on Sunoloc failed to show any
drug or stimulant supporting
his contention that the drug
got into the saliva from the
eroom'S hand.
SVnoloc. who won at Bowie
thisNspring. had captured four
races and earned $500 before
his triumph here on July %.
The purse Of $l.l70 he earned
in that race was awarded to
c. j. Kings Jody Joseph. who
finished second. beaten by a
half length. The smaller shares
Of the purse also we're re-
distributed.
Under the State racing rules.
the stewards must suspend any
trainer for six months and re-
fer the matter TO the West Vir-
ginia Racing Commission when
q positive saliva or urine report
Is made by the chemist.
Charles Towns current sum-
mer meeting. extended last
week for six days TO end on
August "a, will not be further
revised. according 10 Leeds
RELY. general manager.
There have been rumors that
the session would be extended
through Labor Day. but both
RELY and William D. Poland
. a member Of the West Virgins
Commission. said no added
days we're planned.
The Charles Town meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

Aida but sang anyway, at the top Of our lungs.
And on the wings Of the mighty music life came back
into that house. and everything was changed Gracias
Mendoza kept saying and over and knew. senior,
that he was not thanking US.
Who can say how often that man prayed for
miracle that would restore his wife to life, to living?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

And what an unlikely sort of miracle it was! Three
noisy, thoughtess youngsters who just happened to
Ah no. senior. happened" is not the word. The pat
tern was there II was there plainly that even poor
foolish fellow like myself could not fail to see it,
We did not 60 to that house by accident by chance
We were sent - The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

Then suddenly she walked across the room. She
pushed Juan aside. She looked at her husband she
smiled at him. and her hands crashed out the first ire
mendous chords of the triumphal march from Aida"
IteII you, senor, there moment! Mendoza burst
into tears The little maid came running and she began
to weep. The three Of us didn't know the words to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

|ering about SO per cent Of the
utility companies showed they
spent nearly Sis million for adj
vertising and promotion in 1855.
He said he had written to Mr..
Harrington last February calling
attention to power company adj
vertisements which Senator Ke-
fauver described as attacking
public power.
Probe Ordered
Mr.. Harrington replied on
March 81 that he was ordering q
field investigation, Senator Ke-
fauver said. He quoted Mr.. Har.
rington as saying:
IF it is determined that the
principle purpose Of the inde-
pendent utility companies i.
was lobbying or attempting by
propaganda or otherwise to pro-
mote or defeat legislation. the
amount of such payments would
not be allowed for deductions"
The Senator said no report has
been received yet from the Inter-
nal Revenue Service on its field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

called that the Federal Power
Commission recently ruled tina
the cost of a booklet circulated
by a number Of power com
panies was not properly charge.
able to operating expenses fol
rate-niaking purposes.
Ruling Cited
The FPC said the booklet pre-.
sented arguments against Fed.
'eral power projects. The agenc,
added that the dispute ovel
public versus private power i.
"a political controversy" and q
matter Of policy to be deter.
mined by Congress.
In light of this ruling, the
Senator wrote Mr.. Harrington
it would seem quite clear that
the major portion Of the adver-
Using program Of the power COM
panies should be taxable and
that Internal Revenue should be-
gin the process Of collecting past
payments due"
Senator Kefauver's statement
said that recent FPC figures COW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Power Firms
Face Ads Tax
BY the Associated Press


Senator Kefauver, Democrat
Of Tennessee. said yesterday hi
has asked the Internal Revenue
Service to collect taxes on pri.
yate, power company advertise.
ments which he said attacked
public power.
He said the cost of the adj
refreshments should not be
treated as a ax-deductible bus
mess expense.
Senator Kefauver, chairman
Of the Senate Monopoly and
Antitrust subcommittee, said
in a statement that he had
written on May 80 to Russell c.
Harrington, the Internal Reve-
nue. Commissioner. urging ac-
ton.
In the letter. which he made
public, Senator Kefauver re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
|Berserk Gunmon
Shoots 3 in Street

NEWARK, N. j.. June / Dr.
A construction worker and father
Of 10 children went on q shoot,
ing spree with two l2-gaug,
shotgun on a busy tenement.
lined street today and wounded
three persons.
Police identified him as Free
Otis Walker. 43. His wife wa.
quoted as saying that he hat
been enraged over a two-day
argument.
AS rs to 80 patrolmen and de-
tectives converged on the neigh
borhood. Walked dropped one Of
the shotguns and fled.
The victims included one mar
seated in a car across the street
from where Walker stood and
two persons in a tavern.
Police said Walker and three
victims are colored.
Police said Walker fred IL "a
is shells.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

might be saved by the switch
In procedure, but q spokesman
said 1t would obviously be Sub.
stantial."
Administrator Floete alsc
would like to use window en-.
velopes for letters mailed :,
Congressman. because this woulc
Eliminate the need to type an.
other address and save more
clerical effort" Now, he ex.
planned, agencies are generally
reluctant" to use window en-
velopes.
Samples Are Submitted
Mr.. Floete explained that in
most cases congressional queries
require an agency to develop
information or obtain It from q
held station before reply can
be given"
"Out Of respect for Congress, I"
he wrote Representative Kill
burn, Republican Of New York,
Federal agencies are reluctant
to use form letters for acknowl-
edgements or as notification OF
referral. Even though q mem-
Der Of Congress may use form
letters or referrel slips in his
~. L.
reluctance for an agency to fol-
low suit"
The GSA chief sent the Con-
gressmen examples Of the form
letters and post cards of the
type suggested. II the lawmakers
do not object. he said, I'VE would
propose TO encourage Federal
agencies TO use such labor savers
as much as possible"
North American Newspaper AllianeeI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

provision that would enable
complaintants ITO recover dam.
ages or to secure equitable OF
other relief under any act Of
Congress providing for the pro-
lection Of civil rights, including
the right to vote"
Senate to Mark Time
While the House warns ur
this week for the long debate
the Senate is expected to mark
time. The Senate judiciary
Committee meets again tomor-
row but sponsors Of a Senate bill
have little hope Of prying out
the bill.
A showdown could come as
soon as the House passes its bill
and sends it to the Senate. A
move to take up the House bill
Immediately without waiting fol
the judiciary Committee would
touch of a filibuster that could
tie UP other Senate business for
weeks. Such a prospect con-
|ceivably could put on the Senate
struggle on civil rights legisla-
ton until next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
GSA Seeking Congress
Reaction to Form Letters

The General Services Admin.
istration has come up with ar
idea that could save Uncle Sam
a lot Of money In the Federal
Governments paper work.
GSA Administrator Franklin
q. Floete has written all Repre-
sentatives and Senators asking
them how they feel about re-
ceiving form-letter acknowledge
ments Of routine queries.
According TO Mr.. Floete,
around 100000 letters are pre-
pared annually by executive
agencies merely telling a Con-
gresham or Senator the query
has been received and the infor-
nation will be provided as soon
as 1t has been obtained.
Time Saving Stressed
He estimates a form-letter
reply would only take three min
utes to prepare, while the same
letter, individually composed
and typed, might take 80 min
utes. And II form post cards, in
stead Of letters mailed in sep
arate envelopes, were used the
benefits would be even greater. {"
Using a three-minute letter.
instead Of a half-hour effort.
executive agencies would save
about 2012 man-years annually.
or the time II took 20 clerks to
answer queries for a whole year
and another clerks work for six
months.
This does not even take into
account time for debating the
replies.
oSA has not yet made any
estimate Of the money that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
a Isroelis Wounded
BY Eeyption Mines

TEL AVN, Israel. June / up
Two Israeli army patrol We.
hicles struck Egyptian lane
mines today near the GAIA Strir
and four soldiers were wounded
a military spokesman announced
He said the vehicles ran over
two mines in the dirt road Of q
border farm settlement called
Absalom's vineyard and -four
soldiers in one Of the vehicles
were injured, one critically.
He said the road Is in con-
slant use and a patrol went over
it last night, indicating the
mines were freshly planted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Dynamite Carload
Burns, BIust Averted

OAKRIDGE. Greg, June / (P)
"A Southern Pacific freight
train car, loaded with dynamite,
caught fire near here last night.
Firemen managed to put out the
flames without an explosion or
serious damage. although one
case Of dynamite burned.
The train crew cut the burn
ing car from the train, hauling
seven cars Of dynamite, near the
roundhouse and firemen pumped
water on the flames. 1t took two
hours to control the blaze
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
President Signs
Lorton Gun Bill
By the Associated Press

President Eisenhower has
signed a bill to permit the Fed
eral Government. States and
political subdivisions to purchase
gun mounts and carriages pro-
duced by prison labor at the
District of Columbia Reformatory
at Lorton, Va.
Use OF articles sold under the
law will be limited to display
purposes at historic sites and
museums.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Gettysburg Speaker

District Court Judge Luther
w. Youngdahl. former Governor
of Minnesota. will deliver the
commencement address at Get.
tysburg College. Gettysburg. Pa.
June Q. Judge Youngdahl vii.
receive an honorary doctor Of
laws degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Seen
Refusing Bid fol
Higher Interest

Senator Johnson, Democrat Of
Texas, predicted yesterday Con-
gress will reject President Essen.
hower's proposal to raise interest
rates on q variety of farm and
housing loans. He said this would
deal q body blow to the admin
istration's tight money" policies
people are fed up with the
gouging they are getting in high
interest charges under this ad-
ministrasion." Senator Johnson
the Senate Democratic leader
told reporters.
"The administrations policy is
aimed at always getting a little
more for the lenders and toward
charging the borrowers more. "
The Senator said that in his
opinion the Senate's rejection by
Q Sale vote last week Of a pro-
posal by Senator Bush, Republic
can Of Connecticut. to increase
the rates on college housing loans
from 2ssths per cent to 31a per
cent indicates Congress will not
60 along with a proposal Mr..
Eisenhower is drafting.
Bill Would Increase Rates
Senator Bridges, Republican Of
New Hampshire, told reporters
after the regular conference of
@. o. p. leaders at the White
House last Tuesday that Mr..
Eisenhower had had bill draf-
ted under which interest rates
on Government loans would be
lacked up to the level the Treas
ury pays when it borrowS money.
Senator Bridges said this would
apply directly to Rural Electrifi-
cation Administration loans and
to some others. Senator johnson
said 1t would affect some veterans
housing, commodity credit, farm
home and irrigation and recla-
nation loans.
Senator johnson said the vote
on the Bush amendment to the
housing authorization bill was
very significant"
This shows the depth Of con-
gressional resistance to the tight
money policy" he said.
However, @. o. p. Leader
Knowland Of California, one of
the Is Republicans who voted for
the Bush proposal. said he thinks
there will be further considera-
ton" Of the idea Of increasing
interest rates.
This is a question Of whether
Congress wants to give these
agencies a hidden 4 subsidy
through Treasury loans to them
at lower rates than the Treasury
itself has to pay" he said. IF
Congress wants to support these
agencies with a subsidy, it ought
to do it openly and not through
q hidden subsidy"
Policy Called Vulnerable
Sen. Johnson's position on the
Bush proposal added further
evidence that Democrats believe
the Administrators tight
money" policy is open to effec-
tive political attack.
Sen. Gore. Democrat of Ten
nesSee, a member Of the Finance
Committee. said in speech pre-
pared for a Rome, Ca, political
rally that unless the administra-
ton reverses its monetary poll
cies "the consequences viii be
disastrous.
He said that under the tight
money" policy 'the management
Of the public debt is turned over
70 wall Street" He added:
ALREADY Government bonds
are selling way below par
At one time a government
guarantee or government insur-
ance Of a private loan meant
something. but today FILA and
VA loans are being bought and
sold by the discount clippers at
30 to 90 cents on the dollar.
THE Eisenhower administra-
ton talks about sound money.
What is sound about a $4,000
mortgage on an American home
II the mortgage is worth only
$9.000?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Debate on Rights Opens
In House This Week
By ROBERT X. WALSH

The Senate holds all distance records buseng but the
House could crack its barriers in debate
starting this week the civil rights bill.
prolonged performance beginning going
through next week viii be the nearest thing buer that
House rules allow.
House this probable But supporters the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-17

burghu. Bila je so gcdina stara,
supruga Cd Franka Markusa. u
mrla je liza operacije.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu Paul
Stephens, koje je bilo okiceno
krasnim vijencima cvijeca kao l
sa karticama "a svete mise me-
dju kojima su bile dvije kartice
cd naseg odsjeka 455 "a dvije We
like svete mise u znak Zadnje po-
casti svojoj clanici. Ma 18. maja
molila Sc je krunica pod vodstvom
predsiednice sestre e. Klueber. A
ma 20. maja krenula je zalosna
povorka cd pogrebnika do crkve
Svetog Nikole, gdje je bila odslu-
zena sveta nisa zadusnica, a liza
toga ma groblje svetog Nikole ma
Ross Township. Mad otvorenim
grobom izvrsio je motive svece-
mix, zatim progovorila predsjed-
MICA u ime odsjeka 455 HBZ., ta-
ko smo Sc svi cd ME rastali sa
suznim oCima.
Pokojna Milica Markus liza Sc
be ostavlja zalosnog muza Frank,
sinove Josipa Rudy, unutad,
brata Frank Cristy u Michigan,
sestre Mrs. Milabia Baily u EN-
porium, Pa, Mrs. Danica Kolta
Brazil, svekra mnoge druge
rodbine.
Pokoj vjecni tebi sestro Milice
Markus, a tvojim milim dragim
naSe iskreno sauCeSce.
Emma Klueber. predsjednica
odsjeka 455 HBZ.
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FRANJO CVITANOVIC

Summit, Ill. - Odsjek broj 27S
HBZ. ovime dale do znanja clan
stvu nase zajednice prijateljima,
da je smrt pokosila iz nasih redo
va brata Franju Cvitanovita, koji
je magic nenadno umro %. svib-
MIA 1857.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno pogrebnom zavodu JOSH
pa Pavlak Sin Lyons, ILL.,, gdje
mu je odar bio okicen mnogobroj
MIN vijencima cvijeca cd obitelji,
roda 1 prijatelja, medju kojima Sc
je isticao krasni vijenac naseg
odsjeka u znak zadnje pocasti. Ia
kodjer ga je mnogo svijeta doslo
pogledati pogrebni zavod, pa
Sc po tome vidi da je bio mnogo
cijenjen postwar po nasem dru-
gim narodima u ovoj okolici.
U ovu zemlju je dosao godine
1905. to u mjesto Brazil, Iowa,
te "a kratko vrijeme tamo Sc je
i ozenio. Odmah zatim je pristu-
pio u nasu Zajednicu, a pred &c
godina doselio Sc ovamo u Lyons
Ill. "a kratko vrijeme pristupic
u mas odsjek u Summit, III.
Ma Is. svibnja u 10 sati II ju-
tro povorka je krenula cd pogreb-
nog zavoda do r. k. crkve sv. HUI
go, gdje je odsluzena risa zadus-
MICA, a nakon toga sa 60 automo-
bila mnogo naroda ma Resurec-
ton Groblje Justice, ILL.,, gdje
ga predasmo majci zemlji ma VIE
chi poGinak.
Pokojni Franjo bio je rodjer
godine 1881. u selu Tounj, kotar
Ogulin. kao aktivni clan naseg
odsjeka polazio je redovito sled
nice 1 druge priredbe. LA sebe je
ostavio rascviljenu suprugu Anto-
niju, osam kceri, pet sinova %
unucadi.
U ime sveukupnog clanstva ma
seq odsjeka 27S, neka ii je brate
Franjo lahka crna zemlja ko-
joj vec upocivas, a tvojim milin
dragim nase isl1reno saucesce.
Stjepan Polio, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-17
MoIba "a popravak crkve
Sv. Ante Humac, Liubuski

Toronto, Ont, Can. - Ora
81 uredniGe, molimo Vas da u
vrstite owl molbu u Vase novi-
ne, koja glasi kako slijedi:
Marko Jelavic, Ill Miller ST.,
Toronto 8, Ont, Canada. Dragi
Jelavicu, primili smo Vas dar
"a crkvu Svetog Ante, koji dar
velite da je mali, ali da je Cd
srdca. Vas dar je velik, a jos
veci je Vas osjecaj "a svoju cr-
kvu II kojoj ste primili sveti
krst.
Znamo da ste ostavili svoju
rodnu Domovinu kao dijete cd
10 godina, pa ipak niste zabo-
ravili svoju rodnu majku Domo-
vinu svetu katolicllu crkvu.
Mama je to milo cuti IL tudjega
svijeta, da Sc je tako mas hr-
vatski narod sacuvao IL svojoj
katolickoj vjeri, to sudimo po
Vasim osjecajima. Vas dar smo
oglasili liza svete mise i lijepa
vam hvala j cd Boga plaza. Cr-
kvu smo neSto popravili izvana
sto je bilo pcruseno, postavili
smo gvozdene prozore. Trebali
bi mnogo popravka iznutra, "a
to molimo mas hrvatski narod u
Canadi, da preko vas pomognu
nam da dovrsimo popravke, bar
koji SUI najpotrebniji. l najma-
Mi dar &c nam dobro doci. Svi
darovatelji ce biti oglaseni liza
svete mise.
Apeliramo ma sve Hrvate, O.
sobito zupljane crkve Svetog
Ante ma Humcu. Unapred sc
svima zahvaljujemo.
NikoIa Hrkac, zupnlk crkve
Sv. Ante, Humac, q. P
Ljubuski, Herzegovina, Ju.
goslavija.
Draga brace i sestre, gornje.
mu ia nemam sto nadodat, svi
cete razumiti, nego jedino apeli,
ram ma mas hrvatski narod da
| Ipo mogucnosti gornje uvazite
doprinesete svoj dar. Svaki
najmanji dar &c biti oglaser
preko hrvatskih novina. Svima
Sc unapred zahvaljujemo.
MarkO Jelavic, III Miller st.
Toronto 9, Ont, Canada
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-17
GEORGE LOVASIC

Weirton, w. Va. -- Odsjek broj
5o5 javlja zalosnu West rodbini,
prijateljima clanstvu HBZ., da
je neumoljiva smrt otela liz nase
sredine dugogodisnjeg clana, bra
ia Georgia Lovasita, koji je pre-
minuo 8. maja, a pokopan s. ma
ia 1857.
Bio je rodjen 1882. godine u
mjestu Mirkovac, Sisak, Hrvat-
ska, dosao je ovu zemlju kao
mladic. Pokojnik liza sebe ostavlja
ovdje Weirtonu suprugu Barba-
ru tri kceri, Amelia Smith To-
ronto, Hilton Soba u Garden City,
Eugene Fetty u Weirtonu; jednog
brata Joseph Brownsville Sc
stru Helen Cesnak Evropi, &C.
tvero unucadi.
Nakon vjerskih obreda u kato-
lickoj crllvi, ispratismo njegove
mrtve ostanke ma vjecni pocinak.
Neka je bratu Lovasicu lahka
crna zemlja u kojoj vet pociva
a njegovoj suprugi, djeci i ostaloj
rodbini, izrazujemo u ime svoje
sveukupnog clanstva naseg odsje-
ka iskreno saucesce.
Walter Racer, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-17
MARIJA SNAJDER

Treca je sestra Maria snajder
(Fergan), lloja je rodjena 1878. u
selu Podvucnik, opcina SEVERN,
Vrbovsko, Jugoslavija. Pristupila
je HBZ. godine 1916. Pokojnica
je opala svojoj sobi l razbila
81 kost u kuku, te bila prenesena
u Allegheny General Hospital 25.
ianuara 1857, ali nakon teSkih
muka umrla je ma %. marca 1857.
tako ju snrt otrgne cd njezine
kcerke, Mary Vidnic.
Dakle liza sebe je ostavila Ola
loscenu kcerku Mary Vidni6, unu-
l1u Dolores Cygnaroviez, bratu
Tomas Fergan u Detroit, Mich. i
Matt Fergan u Palm Beech, Flo
rida, kao drugu veliku rodbinu
i prijatelje.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu Paul
Stephens, gdje joj je odar bio is
lziten mnogobrojnim vii e n Gina
cvijeta, medju kojina Sc je isti-
Gao krasni vijenac naseg odsje-
ka znak zadnje pocasti svojoj
nezaboravljenoj dobroj clanici. Ma
so. marca molila Sc je krunica
pod vodstvom nase predsjednice,
sestre e. Klueber.
Ma 1. aprila 10 sati jutro
l1renula je zalosna povorka do cr-
l1ve Svetog Nikole, gdje je odslu-
zena sveta misa zadusnica, a liza
toga ma groblie Svetog Nikole ma
Ross Township, gdje su njezini
zadnji ostanci predani materi
zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Pokojna sestra Maria bila je
Al godinu clanica naseg odsjeka,
te jedna cd najaktivnijih medju
mama, neprestano Sc je interest
rala "a napredak odsjeka "a do
brobit clanstva. U ranim godina-
ma bila je predsjednica odbora
bolesti nadzirala bolesne clani-
ce. Trazila je novo tlanstvo DO
lSisi / po snijegu je putovala pie
sice. Uvijek je radila ma zabava-
ma i piknicima nikada Sc nije
tuzila da joj je tesko, sve je to
cinila besplatno "a svoj odsjek.
Samo jednom ju je odsjek obdario
s malim darom, i to je bio zlatni
sat, pa kad je vidila da clanstvo
priznaje njezin rad trud, jos se
je wise interesirala. Bila je tri pu-
ia delegatica te je podupirala sve
dobre predloge na konvencijama
zauzimala Sc "a stare clanstvo,
i t. d. U odsjeku je takodjer OBJ
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-17
TEREZIJA KLOBUCAR

Druga je bila sestra Terezija
klobucar, koja je preminula 8.
marca 1857. Rodjena je 1885. u
Hrvatskoj, Jugoslavija. Pristupila
lie u HBZ. 1916. Da je pokojnica
bila alltivna vidi Sc po tome, po-
sto je bila predsjednica vrsila
druge odbornicke casti u odsjeku.
Pokojnica je umrla cd stroka u
kuci svoje kume Caroline Buntic.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo je polozeno
II pogrebnom zavodu Paul Ste
phens, gdje joj je odar bio iski-
Cen lijepim vijencima cvijeca /
karticama "a svete mise, me-
dju kojima su bile dvije kartice
cd naseg odsjeka 455 HBZ. u znak
zadnje pocasti. Krunicu je molila
nasa predsjednica, sestra E. Klu-
cher. Ma IL. marca krenula je
povorka do crkve Sv. Nikole ma
Ohio Street, gdje je bila odsluzena
sveta misa zadusnica. Nakon to-
ga ma katolicko groblje Sv Nikole
ma Ross Township, gdje su ME-
zini zadnji ostanci predani materi
zenlji ma vjecni potinak. Svece-
mix je mad otvorenim grobom iz-
vrsio molitvu, zatim je odsjetna
predsjednica e. Klueber u ime od-
sieka clanstva oprostila Sc cd
pokojnice zeleci joj pokoj vjecni,
a niezinoi kumi 1 ostalim prijate-
lima izrazila iskreno sautesce.