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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
Mrs. Gray and Husband
Routed by Flash Flood

TOPEKA, Kan. July 10 R.
Flash foods hit the Topeka
area early today driving scores
OF persons from their homes,
including Mrs. Georgia Neese
Clark Gray, former treasurer
of the United States. and her
husband, Andrew.
An elderly couple reported
missing in Topeka was found
safe later.
The flood came just two days
before the anniversary Of the
one which caused 81 billion
damage In Kansas and issouri
in 1851.
RichIand Hard Hit
Hardest hit, apparently. was
Richland, Kan. 10 miles south
of Topeka, hometown Of the
Grays. In the wake Of rains
which offically were reported to
have ranged to more than z
inches in places.
r. Gray reported that most OF
Richland's $50 residents has
been evacuated from their
homes and had taken refuge in
the bank and store operated by
the Grays.
A foot Of water from the
Wakerusa River was swirline
down the main street, and
parts of the town were inun-
dated to a depth of four feet
Drinking water and electricity
were unavailable. Water stood
five inches in the Grays' home
At Abilene. 80 miles west Of
Topeka in the Kansas River
Valley, a freak cloudburst
dumped an estimated 10 inches
of rain on a single farm and
sent a wall of water rushing
across U. S. Highway 40 SC
suddenly it swept five passing
cars into a ditch.
Occupants Escape
None Of the occupants, all
military personnel en- route
from their homes in Abilene
to duty at nearby Fort Riley
was injured.
In Topeka dozens Of homes
were flooded and police called
for all available boats to helr
rescue operations.
The National Guard and civil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
Cloudburst Hits
In West Virqinio

CHARLESTON, w. va, July
10 tR. = Charleston started
hopping up today after a
cloudburst drenched the down.
town district for about two
hours yesterday, leaving one
dead, at least a dozen injured
and causing thousands of dol
lars property damage.
The storm. striking during
the peak late afternoon rush
hours. paralyzed traffic. tore
down power lines, flooded un-
derpasses, inundated base
ments. turned streets into rivers
and threatened to wash out
the foundations of hillside
homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
Citizen Group
|Luuds Murruy

Washington Police Chief
Robert v. Murray was warmly
Endorsed and his accusers were
denounced yesterday by the
Chevy Chase Citizens Associa-
ton.
In a letter to Commissioner
Robert E. Mclaughlin. the as
ISOLATION praised Chief Murray
as "a capable leader and ad-
ministrator" and called the
charges against him "a definite
disService to the community. f"
The chief is under attack
from the National Association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10

defense personnel joined police
in helping many families to
evacuate their homes. First of
the residents to flee lived along
Shunganunga Greek in the
southwestern section of the
city.
Civil Defense Director Rob-
ert Jones said he couldn't esti-
mate the total number of fam
lilies removed from their homes.
The rain started about 1890
am, and stopped about four
hours later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
VOLLMAN SALAD BOWL SETS

7.PIECE BEECHWOOD
SET left = A lovely "
shape soIod bowl set, made OF
lockwood. Includes one 10"
bowl; four 6" bowls and fork
and spoon. sos
9.PIECE BEECHWOOD
SET-lneludes one "" bowl,
six 6" bowls and fork and
spoon. 7.oS
7.PIECE CHERRYWOOD
SET fright - Soft glowing
and beautifully grained woods
with two-tone exterior. Set in.
cludes large soIod bowl, four
6" bowls, fork and spoon. Reg
ulorly 8.98. 6.9S
WGl--t4ousewores, Is, Floor,
North Building also Chevy Chose,
] Corners and Alexandra
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-07-25

completed at the conference. Dis
trict finance chairmen have been
urged to recruit and bring their
community chairmen to the bud
get conference and Executive
Board meeting to gain informa-
ton and inspiration for the COM
ing drive. September and October
are the months in which the eff
fort is made to secure the needed
funds to support the Council.
District finance chairmen are:
Bienville-R. r. Abney, Bay
Springs; Bilayakni-M. L. Ora
ham, Columbia; Biloxi-Rev. f.
A. DeMiller, Biloxi; Chickasa-
whay - Lawrence Taylor, Luce
dale; Choctaw-Donald J: Gray,
Laurel; East Jackson-E. A. Kha-
vat, Moss Point; Gulfport-I. c.
Jones, Gulfport; Hub - Harvey
Cox, Hattiesburg; and Tung Belt
j. J. Hayden, Jr., Perkinston.
District chairmen who will re-
port on the developments in the
nine districts are: Bienville-W.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-07-25

1. Smalley; sBilayakni--H. L. Ran
kin. Jr.; Biloxi-John Leonard,
Biloxi; Chickasawhay-C. ]. Lew
is, Waynesboro; East Jackson -
DIR. T. E. Stout, Pascagoula; Gulf
port-H. K. Wills, ST., Gulfport;
Hub--Dr. r. c. Cook, Hattiesburg;
and Tung Belt-Marshall Ballard.
Jr., Lumberton.
Operating committee reports
will be made by w. B. Greene,
Laurel, Organization and Exten-
sion; Wallace Chapman, Biloxi,
Advancement; Selby Bowling,
Hattiesburg, Camping and Activ-
tiles; DR.. E. d. French, Collins,
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-07-25
Budget Planning
Conference Set
AT TAX Today

The eighth annual budget plan
ming conference of the Pine Burr
Area Council, Boy Scouts of Am
erica, will be held at Camp Tiak,
Fruitland Park, Miss, on Thurs
day, July 25. B. M. Stevens, ST.,
Richton, president of the organi-
cation which extends the Scout
ing program to boys in Is counties
in South Mississippi, will be in
charge of the meetings. The bud
get conference will begin at 4 p
m, and the Executive Board
meeting will get under way at
$50 pm.
"Your Council has made prog
ress in many phases of the Scout
ing program this year." said
President Stevens. eff we grow,
and give the youth of our area the
benefits of an improved program,
we must plan for the future"
Plans for the annual finance
campaign, which will be headed
by f. A. Khayat of Moss Point,
Council finance chairman, will be
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-07-25

recent highly controversial de-
cisions by proposals ranging
from such dratic curbs as re-
quiring reconfirmation of the
Justices of the Court by the
Senate every four years to the
appointment of special sub
committee of the House Judici-
airy Committee to investigate
these recent decisions, especial
ly as they limited power of Con-
gressional investigating commit
tees, Weaened the laws against
subversives, and made enforce
ment of criminal laws more diff
ficult 1t appears that at least
one of the proposals, which
would safeguard the files of the
F. B. l., will be approved during
this session of Congress.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-07-25
WHERE. OH, WHERE?

Dayton, Ohio-A confused tax
payer recently walked into the
office of the local internal reve-
nue. agent, picked up two copies
of Form 1040, stared at them for
a moment and then said: 81 don't
know anything about this stuff
Can you tell me where / can get
a taxide1Tnist to fill it out?"
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-07-25

Health. and Safety; DR.. w. D. Nc
Cain. Hattiesburg, Public Rels-
tons; j. B. Young, Ellisville,
Leadership Training; and Khayat
on finance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
Warren Louds Stephens
At Court Memorial

Chief Justice Warren yesterday
praised the late Chief Justice
Harold M. Stephens of the U. S
Court Of Appeals for the District
of Columbia as having had g
passion for justice" and having
been indefatigable in his efforts
to achieve it.
Justice Warren and other dis
tinguished juriSts spoke at q
ceremony incident to the presen-
tation of a bronze plaque OF
Judge Stephens in the United
States Courthouse.
The plaque, the work OF
sculptor Felix DeWeldon, is the
Gift of the judges of the United
States District Court and of the
United States Court of Appeals
The idea was fostered by Dis
trict Court Judges Edward M
Curran and Matthew F. Mcclure
Judge Curran formally presented
the plaque to Chief Judge Henry
w. Edgerton of the Court OF
Appeals. during the ceremony
held in the large ceremonial
courtroom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29

DlSCrlcC OF COlumDla ana the
United States Court of Appeal.
here. Those rulings ordered the
Mount Vernon Mortgage Corp.
and four trustees of the Nationa
Home Library Foundation to
restore Longfellow Building
Corp. stock to beneficiaries OF
the foundation.
The Longfellow Building. at
Connecticut and Rhode Island
avenues NV. was erected by
the corporation. organized in
1899. The building. now oc-
cupied by several deral
agencies. was planned as a
source of income for the founda-
ton. which had oeen set up for
charitable purposes in 1882.
The latest petition rested
mainly on a contention that the
case was improperly before the
courts. The case was brought
originally in the name of the
then Attorney General j.
Howard McGrath. The appeal
contended that the names of his
successors. James P. McGranery
and Herbert Brownell. were not
adaed to the case as official
parties within the required time
after Mr.. McGrath left the
Justice Department in 1852.
The petition denied by the ST.
preme Court yesterday goes back
to l943 and applies to only 839
of the 1900 shares. The suit was
brought in the name of the
United States and the then At
torney General McGrath in be-
half of unknown benef1ciaries'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29

of the foundation as a charitable
trust.
The District Court directed the
Mount Vernon Corp. and Mrs.
IMittell to return the 839 shares
to the foundation, together with
about $147.000 representing div
lidends from 1916 to 1858. The
appellate court affirmed that
decision. 1t upheld the action of
former Attorney General Nc
.Grath in filing the suit to pre-
vent the charity's property
which had been dedicated to a
public purpose from being di-
verified to private property"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29

presentation, declared Of Judge
stephens: His sterling qualities
won our respect. His learning
won our admiration"
Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws
of the U. S. District Court for
the District of Columbia, declared
opinions written by Judge Ste
phens were prepared with great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29

The plaque. 70 be placed in the
f1rst-fioor corridor Of the court
house. was unveiled by former
Assistant Attorney General
Monte Appeal, a close personal
friend of the Judge Stephens.
He and Judge Stephens were
classmates at the Harvard Law
School. from which they were
graduated in 1918.
Judge Curran, in making the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29

care and added: "They were
masterpieces Of expression"
Chief Judge Edgerton. praised
Judge Stephens by saying:
"All his life he had a strong
sense of the obligation of courts
to the community. He did all he
could, and it was a great deal, to
strengthen the courts and help
them discharge their obligations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
More Litigation Seen
For LongfeIIow Building

The Longfeow Building Corp struggle which has left
legal footprints in the sands of time for almost
find that its day in court not done despite Supreme Court
refusal
The high court turned down without comment yesterday
petition to reverse decisions of the u Court of the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

rod sc je odazvao Il vellkom
broju, jerbo bijase prisutnika
oko $500, a dan je bio vrlo
ugodan "a zabavu i opce "a
dovoljstvo. Ispekli smo so ja-
njaca u svojim ciglenim pc
Gina, i sve je o t S | o kao i
$50 sanduka pive 100 SAN
duka mehkih plea.
Nasa Hrvatska Narodna
Udruga je sad cista cd du-
govine, a zgrade i zemljiste
vrijede oko cetvrt milijuna
dolara, ali mi ovdje ne cemo
zaspati, nego cemo jos pre-
gradjivati preuredjivati po-
stojece zgrade. Prema dohot-
Gina ma ovom pikniku, Ger
jos nijesu podmireni svi po-
trosci), racunamo da ce ci-
sta dobit biti izmedju Z i 8
hiljada dolara. Ia uspjeh Hr-
vatskog Dana i piknika, maj
prize ide priznanje Izvrsnom
Odboru Udruge, kao swim
delegatima Cd pojedinih or
ganizacija.
Takodjer Sc zahvaljujemo
nasim umjetnicima, koji su
izveli program pjevanja svi-
ranja ma zadovoljstvo svih
prisutnih. Napose Sc zahva-
ljujemo nasim hrvatskim die
vojkama, koje su Sc natjeca-
lie "a ''Kraljicu' Hrvatskog
Dana i to gdjice.: Dorothy
Rasich Angela Volarich. O.
We dvije djevojke su neumor-
no radile, sto dokazuju i svo-
te, koje su one doprinijele, u
rasprodaji srecaka i sakup-
ljanju oglasa u nasu Spomen
knjigu. Kad su cure predale
saw novac IL 6 sati u vecer,
tajniku Udruge Toni Bullu-
mu i blaga jniku Matt Kapeta-
nicu, oni su odmah pismeno
predali e. Vincent Arnerichu,
pozvali cure ma pozornicu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11
URAN | UGLJEN

U skoro vrijeme ce jedna
vrtljarija, mjesto 25 tona u
gljena trebati samo 10 gra-
ma urana 235. 2.5 milijuna
VEGA je snaga urana 235 ne
60 cd ugljena, bez koga 81
dosada nismo mogli zamisliti
grijanje. Prakticno iskorisci-
vanje nuklearne energije sve
Sc wise priblizuje stvarnosti.
Uskoro &c biti pogoni u in
dustrijama samo ma atomsku
snagu upuceni, a i vrtljarije.
Grijanje, odnosno sredstvo o.
We vrsti "a grijanje moci &c
Sc tada ma motornom kotacu
prenositi, pretstavljajuc 81
gurnosno pakovanje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

Brat Arnerich .ic najprije po-
zvao Angelu Volarich izjavio
da je ona Princeza. LA ME
je pozvao Dorothy Rasich i
proglasio je kraljicom. Sad
je brat Arnerich izjavio svo-
te, koje su predane, i to Doro-
thy Rasich donijela S2,939.50
a Angela Volarich $2,908.00,
dakle razlika a n o $3.50.
Kraljicu je okrunila proSlo-
godisnja kraljica Miss Kethe-
rinc Match, a brat Arnerich
joj predao "trophy' i rucni
sat.
Nasa Kraljica Dorothy je
ljubezna djevojka 19 godina
stara, clanica odsjeka 972 H.
B. Zajednice. Njezini roditelji
- Ivan i Drage, brat Johnny
/ i sestra Anna Perkovich su
! takodjer clanovi odsjeka 972,
a sestra Gerri clanica gnijez-
da broj 622, na cemu mi O.
voj hrvatskoj obitelji cestita-
mo, jer SUI lojalni Amerikan-
ci i Hrvati, tc aktivni ajedni-
carl.
Odsjek 972 H.B.Z. moze sc
sa pravom ponositi, jer ovo
SUI 3 Kraljice Hrvatskih Da-
ma po redu Glanice ovog od-
sjeka to Dorothy Gabrich
(sada udata Lusich), Kathe-
rine Match i sad evo Doro.
thy Rasich, a nazad nekolikc
godina cetvrta Nellie Dalma
tin (sad udata Misetich).
y ime odbora Hrv. Narod.
ne Udruge, mega je ovim hva.
la pojedincima, koji SUI imali
ucesca oko priredbe i uspje.
ha owe nase velilke godisnje
priredbe.
Hvala bratski pozdrav,
Tom j. Bullum, ta,jnik
Hrv. Narodne Udruge
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

Nije samo atomska ener-
gija interesantna "a grijanje,
nego i "a uzgoj bilja i pobija-
ME stetocinja. Nauka i teh-
nika napreduje u danasnjem
stoljecu otkricem nuklearne
energije ogromnim koracima
naprijed. sto je nekad bilo u
opce nemoguce shvatiti, pret-
postaviti tako reel zamisliti,
danas je vec stvarnost, koja
Sc pocinje prakticno provo
diti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

pozdravio ga toplim govorom
koji je sa svojim govorom IL
manic sue il hiljadu o5iju,
a nakon MEGA pozdravile su
ga krasnom recitacijom de-
klamacijanla djevojcice u bic
lini. Preko svete mise drzao
je vatreni govor uzviseno-
sti svecenickog dostojanstva
Velec. Medved, koji je bio
pracen zanos suzama
cijele cri,ve. Svecanu sv. mi
SUI pjevao jc mjesoviti puclli
zobr crkvenih pjevaGa i pie
vacica.
Pc svrsenoi sv. misi, mlado-
misnik .ie podjelio svoj mlado-
misnicl1i blagoslov, "a kojim
je sljedilo ljubljenje rul1u i
djeljenje uspomena ma tai ve-
liki dan. Ma putu Cd crkve do
kucc bio je posipan cvijecem
| j pracen suzam a radosti, a
! pred rodnom llucom doceka-
la ga je najlnladja sestra Ma
rija i njezinim ganutljivim
govorom izrazila mu cestitkc
cijele obitelji.
U jedan sat bio je serviran
! ukusan rucak, ma komu je
bilo sedamdeset uzvanika. Du-
gi niz nazdravica otvorio je
mladomisnikov manuduk t o r
pri svetoj misi i start prija-
tell obitelji Mnp. o. DR.. An
djelko Rabadan, provincial
dominikanaca u Jugosleviji,
brat nasega Rev. DR.. Regi-
nadia Rabadana, misionera u
USA. Njegov je govor stvo-
rio raspolozenje zanos u
swim prisutnina. Evo ga u
kratko. Dragi mas mladomis-
nice! Dozvoli, da ii ma da-
nasnji veliki dan tvoje ma
Sc srece kso tvoj manuduk-
tor ma prvoj svetoj nisi kao
start prijatelj tvoje obitelji
prvi izrazim svoje zelje i ST.
dacne cestitke. Mlada Misa
cd prvim vjekova Crhve bila
.je smatrana kao osobiti god
svih vjerniks, kao osobiti do
kaz milosti B OF je mladom
Levitt, kao osobita cast ME
govoj obitelii i sredini IL ko-
! je je uzet. Mas hrvatski ma
rod, duboko prozet vjerom
shvacanjem svecenickog do
stojanstva n1ladom paru pri
vjencanju kao prvu i najvecu
zelju istakao je:
| Rodili nam sina svecenika
! Da vam bude utjeha i di-
! ka,
| Danas je u ocima bijednih
sinova ovoga svijeta izbljedi.
la donekle ia uzvisenost, ali
u ocima Bozjim, ocima ME.
COVE Crkve ocima onih, koji
live osjecaju crkvom, ne
samo da ia uzvisenost nije IL.
bljedila, Sta wise ona je da.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11
"FIELD-MAN" u RADU IA NASU
HRVATSkU BRATSkU zAJEDNICU
(Nastavak sa prve stranice)

uciniti. Radeci preko dana u
tvornici, kad dodju posla,
koji in fizicki preko dana is
crpi, oni nemaju wolfe, niti fl
zickog i dusevnog poriva, da
svoje veceri provedu u TAX
vom a d u "a odsjek i Ia
jednicu. Takovih pozrtvovnih
clanova jest jake, jako mali
broj, i tomu Sc nitko ne tre-
ba cuditi, jer zivot i prilike
su takve, da Sc, pokraj tes-
kog rada u tvornici - ne mo-
ze veceri posvetiti radu "a
dobivanje novih clanova u
Zajednicu. Ali to mogu ciniti
"Field-men-i'', koji 81 ma tai
nacin zasluzuju "a svoje i
svoje obitelji zivljenje, sto
wise uspjeha postignu u tako-
vom radu, to bolje je "a njih,
"a nasu Zajednicu i sve ME
zinc clanstvo.
ia sam uvjeren, da su sva
ona braca clanovi, koji Sc jos
sada protive uposlivanju
"Field-men-a" "a jacanje Ia
jednice, dobri clanovi i da ze-
lie samo dobro svojoi Zajed-
nici, ali jedno je - dobro ze-
liti, a drugo - dObro ciniti.
u proslosti je uvijek bilo
nesporazuma u slicnim vaz-
MIN pitanjima, kao ma pri-
mjer:: Centralizacija bolesnic-
Ike potpore; ujedinjenje nasih
Zajednica, t. d., ali Sc je to-
kom vremena pokazalo, da je
ono, sto je onda ucinjeno, bi-
10 dobro korisno po sve ma
Sc clanstvo po nasu Zajed-
nicu. Danas vec i druge or
ganizacije, kakva je nasa Ia
jednica, upotrebljuju oval ma
Gin jacanja svojih redova -
uposlivanjem "Field-men-a'
sto Sc je do sada kod njih
pokazalo vrl o uspjesno, pa
zasto to ne bi mi uveli? Da
Ii da cekamo, da mas tok vre-
mena pregazi i da drugi po-
beru one plodove, koje bi mi
mogli ubrati "a nasu Zaied-
nicu? Mi danas wise ne zivi-
mo u "horse and buggy" do
ba, u doba prevoznih sred-
stava ma nasem selu, gdje su
u kola bill upregnuti konji
(pa volovi), nego Sc nalazi.
mo u novom, modernom do
bu - u dobu atomske ener-
gije drukcijeg rada i poslo-
vanja u svakom pothvatu
nego Ii je to bio u ono "zlat'
no doba" kad smo mi moral!
krenuti ma daleki put u tn.
dji svijet, kako Sc ono veil
IS trbuhom "a kruhom": |
svijet. gdjc mas je docekac
najtezi tjclesni rad "a nase
zivljenje.
ia sam II ovom dopisu IL
Mo mole mislienje o pitanjr
uposlivanja "Field-men-a' "a
rad oko jacanja nase zajed
nice i brojnog porasta njezi
'nog clanstva njezinih "a
klada, jer sam smatrao, de
mi je to, kao clanu, bila duz
most uciniti sada, kad Sc {
ovom vaznom pitanju - vod
rasprava i odlucuje.
clan odsjeka 391
Martin Jurovich,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

mas JOS wise obasjana oso-
bitim sjajem, jer svecenicki
stalcz u nasin danima moze
da odabere samo elita duha,
samo junaci, koji Sc izdizu vi
soko iznad barustine i pruza-
ju pogled u zlacene vrhunce
gore Gospodnje. Srecu danas-
Meg dana, dragi, dugujes u
prvom redu dragon Bogu, a
poslje Boga, ne ustrucavam
Sc ustvrditi, dugujes je u pr
vom redu onome dobrom i ne
zaboravnom starcu, koga do
duse ne vidimo izmedju mas,
no koji je bez sumnje uz mas
i mama Sc veseli, jer su ME
COVE motive, njegovi uzdasi
i njegove zrtve pospjesile sre-
Gu danasnjega dana. Tai do
bar i plemeniti rae jest
tvoj nezaboravni mono Zore,
koji bi ma danasnji dan, da
ga je dozivio, sigurno usklik-
nuo sa starcem Simunom: A
sad Gospode, pusti slugu svo-
ga u mil'u, jer SUI vidjele mo-
je oci ono "a cim sam toliko
ceznuo, "a sto sam Sc tako
vruce molio: da svoga Ivicu,
krv mole krvi, vidim svece-
nixon Gospodnjim. Tai "a
nos bio je ne samo izliv ME-
COVE velike duse, vec napose
njegove zive i duboke Were,
koja je u sveceniku gledala
dragoga krista. Srecu danas-
Meg d ana cestitam Tvojim
roditeljima, braci i sestrama,
tetama, koji Sc uistinu mogu
radovati klicati, da i'm je
Gospodin ucinio veliku srecu
!, i veselje, a napose cestitam
tvojoj dobroj teti Mariji, ko-
ia je ostavila svoj posao /
svoju kucu, svoga muza svo-
ju djecu, preletjela ocean, da
moze prisustvovati sreci da-
nasnjega dana. zelim, da po-
nese u dust radost danasnje-
ga dana. A najljepsa zahvala
svima bit ce tvoje zarke mo-
litve i tvoj uzorni svecenicki
zivot, koji &c NINA tvo-
me dragon Puciscu cijelom
nasem mukotrpnom narodu
isprositi posebne milosti Bo-
zje i pospjesiti i'm zoru bo-
ljih i sretnijih dana.
Da 81 nam zdravo mlado-
misnice Bog liam te cuvao,
Ma koncu je sam mlado-
misnik S ganutljivim rijecima
zahvalio dobrom Bogu ma ME
govoj izvanrednoj milosti, a
"a tim ocu, majci svima o.
nina, koji SUI pridonjeli ME
govoj sreci omogucili mu da
ostvai svoju zelju da postane
svecenik - u prvom redu
blagopokojnom djedu Zori i
svojim tetama. S blagoslo-
vom Presvetim, koji je po-
djelio dragi svecar, zavrsila
Sc je ova divna svecanost,
koja je u srcima svih Pucis-
cana ostavila neizbrisivi do
| jam svete radosti i zivu zelju,
da Pucisce ostane vjerno ira
diciji svojih otaca. Takodjer
Sc je zahvalio rodbini i prija-
teljima u America ma darovi-
ma i mnogobrojnim cestitka-
ma. DR.. A. r.
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NaSi odsjeci "a sve svoh
druStvene radove valja da sc
obfate na tiskaru Hrva tske
BsStske Zaj jednice. NaSe Clan
sevo podigio je tiskaru, da
svima slu4
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e Pucisce dozvelo zvanredno slavlje Obavljelo
Sc zaredienjc mladh svecenka Crkv Svetog Jaroma
Puciscu ma So una. Sedmoga julia godine rekao je
madu sv Msu Nica Eteroyc Sorc necak nase sugradan
Ike gospode Mary Marcna koja e nakon 30 godna
boravka USA preletea da prisustvujc ovoj
likoj obiteskoj sreci.
W savjc zvona mladomisnika pratila do crkve kita
svecena pred crkvom docekalo ga je cijelo Pu
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Mvotna osjeguracija deco

Mvotna osjeguracija djece
u na4em Pomladku, Jest jed.
ma najieftinija osjegurac / il
Ito q svijetu posto1, M Term
to Age 1913 certificate, ier
had Sc odbitu otpisani raspo-
rezi, ispiata kredita l drugo,
n dijete se placa osjeguraci-
j oko 8 centa mjeseGno, 4
dobiva Sc II slucaju smrt do
5000
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Los Angeles Calf. - Kao proslih godna, talo owe
godine Hrvaska Narodna Udruga prredla je svoj
21-vi Hrvatski Dan pknikom prosramom, e krunje-
MEM "Krace" nedjelju H. augusta 1857, VIA
stitom zemljistu prostorijama.
Uspeh Owe velike narodne priredbc bio c iznad
svakog ocekvania morano mater ano Mas hrvatski
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Opaska. - Molimo naSe ci-
tatelje, da 81 gornji adresar
konzulata Jugoslavije izrezu
i spreme u slucaju da i'm po-
treba, a da ne pisu i ne ira
ze cd mas da i'm ga posalje-
mo, jer to je posebni posao
! gubljenje vremena "a mas.
UredniStyO.