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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Better LIVING
Congress viii
Convene Here

One hundred. homemakers
VIII serve Is Spokesman for
American families in discussing
home improvements at q Con.
sress on Better Living wednes-
day through Friday at the
shoreham Hotel.
The meeting Is q successor 10
The Women's Congress on Hous-
Ing instituted by the Federal
Housing and Home Finance
Agency. Il Is newly named and
newly sponsored by McCall's
Magazine with the cooperation
Of the Government.
Objective Of Congress
The delegates are described
IS women representing families
with incomes ranging from
$4,000 TO $4,000 and q cross
section Of occupation. educa-
ton, culture. geographic loca-
ton. family size, urban and
suburban living.
The delegates were selected
because Of the grasp Of family
problems they demonstrated
through participating in Nc
Calls home contests, and their
knowledge Of physical problems
within the household. such as
room decorating and remodel
ing. They were selected mostly
from more than 100000 home-
makers who have taken part IL
the Mccall's studies.
Changes TO establish 9 ball
ance between the home and the
newly-broadened living pattern
Of American families today are
expected to stem from infor.
nation developed at the con-
gress. The meetings are seen as
aguide for further development
and expansion Of the home
building and furnishings IN
dustry.
Women Set Pattern
"As women set the pattern
Of home life. 1t Is necessary
70 determine what the i'm
portant things are today in
their minds in respect to the
needs Of the home in the frame.
work Of their living patterns. :"
according to Otis l.. Wiese, edi-
tor and publisher Of McCall's.
Sessions during the three
days viii be devoted to q va
riety Of subjects related to find
ing out what families want and
need most IN their homes Of
today and tomorrow.
A special session on housing
the third day Of the conference
viii be held under auspices Of
. group Of leading trade asso-
Citations organized as the Wo-
mems Housing Congress. Inc
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YMcA BRIDGE Course

The YMCA. 1875 O street
NV. will begin . 20-hour
bridge instruction course at
1880 pm. tomorrow on the
Goren Point Counting System.
The course will be held two
hours every Monday for 10
weeks.
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Bernot Meodowspun 3-pIyyorn
in l-oz. skeins. Dcrks and
postels, IN 500 wool and 500
nylcn. Regularly 6oc. SIC
Beor Brond Roinbow Ripple
Afohon Kit for crochetino or
knitting. 1000 wool, IN IL
color combinations. ReeuIorIy
II9. o7c
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on imported leather
GLOVES
AZ
regularly $50 to s.9S

Mostly kid. some suedes, and
mochos;; shorties and puII-on
styles. Mony one of O kind.
Block. brown. navy, white.
beige. pink; oil sizes, but not
In eoch style ond color.
We,L-Cloves, lst Floor,
-. also Chevy Chose. ] Corners
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propOrtioned hosiery
at generous savings
ROMAN STRIPE
NYLONS
los to 156
regularly 1.3S to los
regularly 1-3S to los

Lovely deeper tones, neutral beige and
toupe. Proportiohed sizes 8Xz to VI.
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CONTEMPORARIES AT SAVINGS

Stock eony and eonfeeonees during October
Harvest Sole
Delicious Donish Cookies beautifully decorated copper tin
Regularly l.29, h. 9c
ToY Rum and Bondy Fruit coke eompoey poekooed
pound vacuum tin Regularly Lao 100
Broken Style MIX Chocolate Chunks regularly s9 e-ouncs box
20c for 100
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BE ehsy ehO.e. J comsu 0nd AIesondrIe
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February IS

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900
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1890
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Peter Lind Hoyes subs.
100
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An audience participation pro-
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4-Truth OF Consequences.
Audience participation prooror.
9-StFike u Rich. Quiz.
HAS
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AFTERNOON

1900
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l2:45
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100
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Originates from Peacock Alley OF
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Folkenbero and Tex McCrory.
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9-Donno DouSIos. Women.
l:l5
7-Lodies' Home TheoteF.
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ish.
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Hour Live from Chcooo
Music ond vorietY, featuring Don
Evening star., 1957-12-26
FAMILY GETS UNEXPECTED CHRISTMAS
Fuirfux Home
Dumu9ed by Fire
AS Stove ExpIodes

A Fairfax County home was
nearly destroyed yesterday in
an early morning fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Coleman
and their l9-year-old son Rom
aid. Of Fairfax Station. were
forced outdoors in their night
clothes after their oil stove ex-
ploded.
Firemen said most Of the
Colemans' clothing and furni-
ture we're lost in the blaze. The
house. heavily damaged. is
owned by H. B. Jones. firemen
said.
Fairfax Town Fireman Ed
ward Shackleford. 36. slipped
OF a fire truck while fighting
the blaze and was treated for
two fractured ribs at Arlington
Hospital.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Arlington School Boord
Appointment Is Invalid

appointment effective upon the
resignation Of Mr.. Draheim,
who is leaving for an overseas
assignment.
Mr.. HasSan ruled that the
interim appointment OF Mr.
Detwiler was invalid because
a vacancy must actually occur
before an unexpired term can
be filed.
The situation is expected 10
be corrected tonight when
county board members will
appoint two school board men,
bers for regular terms be-
ginning January /. Mr.. Det-
wiler at the same time prob
ably will be appointed to serve
the remaining five days Of
Mr.. Draheim's term.
Mr.. Hassan said the appoint
ments to be made tonight for
the regular terms will be valid
becaues another provision OF
the law applies TO regular
terms. allowing those appoint
ments to be made in advance.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Senator Murtin Home
After Hospital Stuy
By the Associated Press

Senator Edward Martin. Re-
publican of Pennsylvania. spent
Christmas at home with his
family after q weeks hospital
stay as the result Of pneu-
monia.
A family spokesman. who
said his illness had ben dag
nosed as pneumonia. said the
sex-Pennsylvania Governor has
been ordered to convalesce for
some time. He is 78 and serv-
ing his second term which ex-
pires next year. He has an
nounced he will not be a can
didate for reelection.
Il doubt II the Senator will
be in Congress when II re-
convenes next month";" the
family spokesman said. HE
should rest for at least two
weeks"
Evening star., 1957-12-26
$500 Fire Hits
PoIicemun's S Home
With Family Awoy

Fire caused an estimated
$500 damage to the home Of a
District police sergeant at
Wheaton. Md. last night.
The home was that of Sergt.
Clarence A. Chaney, OF 1877
Gail street, at the corner of
College View avenue. He was
on duty on the 4-p.m. -to-mid-
night shift at the 14th precinct
at the time.
Kensington volunteer fire.
men confined the blaze to the
living room Of the house. but
smoke also caused extensive
damage TO the rest of the
house.
No one was home when the
fire broke out shortly before
$3.50 pm. Sergt. Chaney's wife
Alma and two of her children
we're visiting friends. Another
son is in the Navy at Norfolk.
Firemen said the blaze is
believed to have started in an
overstuffed chair. It damaged
other furniture in the living
room and ruined the family's
Christmas presents under the
decorated tree.
Evening star., 1957-12-26

tiles OF the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement OF
Colored People relating to the
school integration suits filed In
the State.
Mr.. Thomson said he will ask
broadened power for the new
committee to investigate SUBJ
versive activities and schools,
Mosts OF the Northern Vir-
ginia Assemblymen opposed in
whole or in part the Stanley
plan TO prevent integration
anywhere in the State.
Litigation Outcome Awaited
Court action is expected
while the General Assembly is
in session on some phases OF
the Stanley plan. Legislators
want TO await the outcome.
They also want TO see II
Gov. Stanley recommends con-
tinuation Of the fund cutoff
or any other legislation relat-
ing to the racial issue when he
nresents budget proposals for
the new biennium.
Another big question mark
according TO the legislators. il
Governor-elect Almonds at
titude. Mr.. Almond has pledged
to do all he can TO prevent in
tegration, but many Of the
Northern Virginia legislators
are hopeful that he will be
more oderate than Gov
Stanley in his approach to the
problem.
Mr.. Thom mson. the only
Northern Virginia legislator to
support all Of the Stanley no.
integration plan. expects seq
regation. legislation to be the
biggest single item 10 come be-
fore the Assembly.
He said he expects that. as
a result Of the Little Rock in
cident. legislation will be in
troduced to require the closing
Of any school TO which Federal
troops are called.
Tomorrow. Arlington pro-
pOsalsl.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Butler Says People
Con Bur Tax Rise

Senator Butler. Republican
of Maryland. says only the
folks back home" can prevent
a general income tax increase.
In a statement issued yes
terday. Senator Butler said
a tax boost next year or early
in 1859 is inevitable unless the
people halt continued spending
for what he called needless
and postponable programs.
With an eye on the Novem-
Der off-year elections" Senator
Butler said, Congress Is likely
to respond to the unreasonable
demands Of all types OF pres
sure groups anxious to get or
keep their hands in the Federal
till"
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Newsmon Who Lost Eye
Encouraged by Boy, 8

Carroll Hall, Washington
sportswriter who recently lost
an eye, has received q note Of
encouragement from an S-year-
old boy who understands his
problem and sympathizes.
The note was on q Christmas
card from Mike Strong Of 546
Beacon road, Silver Spring.
Mixes own right eye. injured
In an accident a year ago.
gradually went blind and now
must be removed.
Mike signed the card but
didn't put down his return ad-
dress. But the grateful Mr..
Hall traced 1t to the sender.
Mr.. Halls eye was removed
after he was struck by q flying
hockey put on December Is.
Mixes card said:
Il felt real bad when my
mother and daddy told me
what happened TO you. ! know
everything viii be all right be-
cause my grandfather has an
artificial eye and he can do
everything.
Il already have had an eye
operation and soon ! am going
TO have one eye taken out"
Mike injured his eye in Au-
gust. 1856. when he acciden-
tally stuck a penknife into it..
He underwent an operation and
retained his sight for some
time.
But then growing scar tissue
began detaching the eyes
retina and 1t gradually went
blind. Now doctors say the
eye must be removed in the
near future and replaced with
an artificial one.
Mike. who is an active boy
who likes football and school
equally well. has resigned him.
self TO the next eye operation.
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert NJ. Strong. said. They said
one Of Mixes Christmas gifts
was a microscope.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Ifo5 Enter
Scholarship
SemifinoIs

RICHMOND. Dec. 20 (Spe-
ciaD Almost half the semi.
finalists in the National Merit
Scholarship Examinations In
Virginia live In the northern
area. according to results re-
leased by the Virginia Educa-
ton Association.
There were los semifinalists
from AZ public and 10 private
high schools.
Arlington County, with II,
and Fairfax County, with o
had more than half Of the 81
placements for all counties
Only II Of the 90 counties
placed.
Alexandria with IS. Rich
mond with 9 and Falls Church
with Z accounted for more thar
half Of all the cities. Sixteen
OF the 81 cities In the State
placed. with a total OF 81.
The scholarships viii pay
from 500 to $4,000 per year
for four years. depending on
the financial need Of each stu.
dent. the YEA said.
In 1886 only SIS per cent Of
Virginia's public white high
schools participated in the ex-
aminations. Robert F. vii.
liams. YEA executive secretary
said.
1T seems to US as II this II
an enterprise in which every
high school in the State should
participate" he said.
In 1856 there were only 2.s0l
students participating from
252 schools. There were $685.
students participating from 27s
schools this year.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
AUTO SMASHES
THROUGH DOOR OF
ARLINGTON HOME

An Arlington resident
had an an unexpected
caller today. A car smashed
through his front door
after going out of control.
The homeowner, Lester
w. Dreyer. jr.. 80. Of 1918
North Tenth street. esti-
mated the damage at $500.
Mr.. Dreyer said his step
father. Edgar j. Murry, 50,
a retired Patent ONCE en-
ploye, was on his way to
the door TO get the morn
ing mail when the car
crashed through about
1880 am.
The car driven by a
Silver Spring woman was
making a U-turn on Tenth
street when it went out Of
control. smashed through
q county-owned iron fence,
jumped across his S-foot-
wide porch and smashed
through the door leading
to the living room. Mr..
Dreyer said. The driver
was not hurt.
Evening star., 1957-12-26

Arlington was short one
member Of the five-man County
School Board today.
E. r. Draheim. school board
member. resigned effective at
midnight last night. His term
was not due to end until Janu-
ary /. The county board
thought it had filed the
interim vacancy several weeks
ago. but Commonwealth At
torney William HaSsan ruled
today that the appointment
was intalid.
The county board had ap-
pointed Robert Detwiler for the
unexpired portion Of Mr..
Draheim's term and made the
Evening star., 1957-12-26

from revision Of state fund
distribution formulas to con-
troll Of advertising along the
highways. The Assembly ses-
sion begins January Q.
High on everybody's list is
an attempt TO get funds for
construction Of q Northern Vir-
ginia branch Of the University
OF Virginia. All said they also
would work for revision OF
formulas to give urban and
fast-growing areas a fairer
share Of road. alcoholic bever-
age control and other State
funds.
Fund Cut-OR Opposed
Only James M. Thomson,
delegate from Alexandria, has
any present plans TO offer legis-
lation relating TO the racial
issue. However, all but two
said they would oppose re-
enactment Of the provision
requiring q cutoff Of State
funds for any schools in which
integration occurs.
The fund cutoff provision
dies June 30 with the expira-
ton Of the two-year budget
adopted by the last General
Asse m bly,. The cutoff was
tackled onto the appropriations
bill at the AsSembly's special
session in the summer Of 1856.
To continue the plan. the
Assembly would have TO repeat
this procedure.
State Senator Charles r.
Fenwick OF Arlington and Mr.,
Thomson said they had not
decided yet what position they
would take on the fund cut
OF.
Thomson Plans New Probe
Mr.. Thomson said he will
sponsor a bill to give new life
to his racial investigating COM
mittee. The Law Reform and
Racial Activities Committee.
which Mr.. Thomson headed.
went out Of existence Novem-
Der /. Its work was primarily
an investigation OF the activ-
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Two Firemen Bruised
At Alexandria BIuze

Two Alexandria firemen were
injured slightly yesterday in a
fire at Hunting Terrace Apart
ments in Alexandria.
Ernest L. Harlow, 81, Of 1910
Cameron street, and William S.
Lyons. 30. Of ia West Taylor
Run parkway. were treated for
bruises at Alexandria Hospital
after they stepped into an open
chute leading to a burning in
cinerator room.
Firemen said four apart
ments suffered smoke damage.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
North virginions 'Woit
And See on Integrotion

Northern Virginia legislators preparing myriad OF bills
for introduction at the coming General Assembly they
have adopted wait policy touchy
Indignation problem.
Proposals from the nine Assembymen from the nearby
Evening star., 1957-12-26

AKRON. Ohio. - American
factories produce 80 per cent OF
the total world supply Of syn
thetic rubber. Some 81 per cent
Of the United States total rub
Der consumption is synthetic.
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Puerto Rico Grows

SAN JUAN. - Puerto Rica's
industrialization program mas
succeeded In establishing 42e
factories since l947. They have
doubled annual per capita in
come in the past l6 years and
increased employment by more
than 10000.
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is OURS ALONE i.

Down. down the big HaYeary Buy Save
$100 Here's furniture you'll the
modern manner for beauty utility sturdy
emwood rich harvest finish Designed roomy
drawers in the spacious chest double Built
simplify cleaning Matching pieces HaYearly savings!
The Hecht Spring
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-01

nici, koja &c Sc odrzavati IL me-
djelju, II. maja 1857, $50 prize
podne, u Slovenskom Domu.
Brace / sestre, cital ste IL ma
Sem glasilu Zajednitaru, da se
priprema mas glavni odbornik,
brat John Ovcarich, tajnik Odtela
Bolne Potpore, da mas posjeti ma
I. juna owe godine. Brat Ovcarich
&c putovati po Sjeveru zapadu u
vezi ovogodisnje kampanje "a no.
vo clanstvo, stoga je odredio da
odrzi jednu kampanjsku konfe-
rencu ovdje u Rock Springs,
Wyoming. cato Sc molite brace
sestre da dodjete ma ovu sjednicu,
da napravimo sto bolje zakltucke
ma koji natin &c Sc dotekati naseg
glavnog odbornika, brata Ovtari-
ca.
Brato, kada dodjete ma ovu sled
nicu, nezaboravite dovesti naima-
ME po jednog novog tlana, a sto
wise to JOS bolje, te da nam ova
kampanja bude sto uspjesnija, pax
da Sc siri mas ods1ek HBZ. Stoga
vas molim da svi dodjete ma ovu
sjednicu.
Svima vam bratski pozdrav,
Petar GlavOta, predsi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-01

u Michigan City Clinic, cd nesre-
the bolesti raka. Bio je rodjen
1889. u mjestu Sinac, kotar Oto-
cac, Hrvatska. Dosao je u Ameri-
ku oko 1916, a pristupio II HBz.
godine 1946. Takodjer je bio cla-
nom Udruge Hrvatskog Donna, a
klub istog donna je dnevno posje-
Civao.
Pokojnik je liza sebe ostavio diva
sina, Edwarda Thomasa u Ham
mond, Indiana; brata Franju u AL
buquerque, N. M; sestru Rozu u
Jugoslaviji, i cetvero unutadi.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo nalazilo
Sc je u kapeli nasih pogrebnika,
Julius Raymond Prusecki, gdje
mu je odar bio iskiten vijencima
cvijeca cd rodbine prijatelja, me-
dju kojima Sc je nalazio i vijenac
Cd naseg odsjeka u znak zadnje
pocasti. Ma dan pokopa povorka
je krenula cd kapele pogrebnika
do st. John Groblja Hammond
Ind. Mad otvorenim grobom bla-
goslovio je mrtvo tijelo mas Rev
Paul Bogovich. Zatim je procitac
nadgrobno slovo mas odsjecni pred
sjednik, brat Peter Penich.
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ANTON sEPIc
Ivan Trulac, predsj.

Ironton, Mimi. - Ovime javlja-
mo zalosnu West, da je odsjek
broj 489 HBZ. izgubio IL svojih
redova staroga clana, brata Anto-
ia sepica, koji je umro 80 janu-
ara 1857. ,
Bio Je rodjen godine 1877. u
mjestu Mrlzopalj, Gorski Kotar,
Jugoslavija. Dosao je u owl zem-
liu jos u mladim danima, godine
1902. u Calumet, Mich. U nasu
zajednicu je pristupio godine
1905, u kojoj je ostao dobrim i
vrijednim clanom pune 50 godine.
Ma 2. februara u 9 sati u ju-
tro krenula je povorka do crkve
sv. Josipa II Crosby, Mimi, gdje
Sc je odsluzila misa zadusnica po
Rev. Joseph Cashen, polsije to-
ga ma Lakewood Cemetery, gdje
je brat predsjednik Marian Ko-
rich procitao nadgrobno slovo |
svi smo Sc s mime zauvijek opro-
still.
Brat sepit ostavlja rastuzenu
suprugu Mariju sinovca Matu
u Crosby, a dvije sinovke sinov-
ca u Detroit, Mich.
Brate sepicu, clanovi naseg Cd
sjeka, tvoji prijatelji, kumovi /
susjedi klicu ii: Pocivaj u miru
neka mad tobom vjecna svjetlost
svijetli, a tvojim milim dragim
nase iskreno sautesce.
Antonia spalj, tajnica.
Zahvala. Ovime Sc zelim "a
hvaliti odsjeku broj 489 HBZ., ko-
jega je moi pokojni suprug bio
clanom, clanovima koji su Sc
"a sve pobrinuli moga nezabo-
ravnog supruga pristojno otpra-
viii ma vjecni pocinak, Takodjer
Sc zelim zahvaliti mojim susjedi-
ma, kumovima prijateljima, koji
SUI mi bill u pomoti mojim maj
tezim casovima. JOS jednom vam
svima hvala.
zalujuta supruga. MarIja sepit
sinovac Matt.
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MICHAEL STARESINIC

Steelton, Pa. Etc opet mo-
ram da pisem zalosnu West, da
je odsjek "Sveti Lovro" broj 13
HBZ. izgubio IL svojih redova diva
clana u par dana vremena.
Prvi je brat Michael StareSinic,
koji je zaklopio svoje staracke
oci u dobi cd % godine. Dan osmi
marta 1857. bio je zadnji dan da
81 vidio svoje domare. Ostavio 81
svoju suprugu Mary, tri kcerke,
tri zeta / diva sina, koji SUI svi do
letili oko tvoje skrinje, da Sc po-
mole Bogu "a pokoj tvoje dusice!
Sveta misa bila je ma IL. mar
ca to tebi zadnja, a Father Will
liam Primorac otpjevao je svetu
misu l poslao te tam, kan Sc "a
uvijek gre, ma Holy Cross Gene
terry, gdje je tvoj Trulac protitao
nadgrobno slovo rekao: Brate
Mihajlo zbogom, mi temo "a to-
bonn.
U ime odsjeka 13 neka ii bude
lahka ova gruda, a tvojima svima
nase saucesce.
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PRODAJA u KRAJU

Prodajem imanje u starom kra-
ju, optina Bogojina, Prek Murje,
kotar Murska Sobota. Imanje sc
nalazi w glavnu cestu izmedju
Doljnje Lendave 1 Murske Sobo-
te; 25 kilometara cd Lendave II
kilometara Cd Murske Sobote, a
sastoji Sc cd lijepe zidane kuce
cd s soba, dvije velike zidane sta
lie, 2 pivnice, velika staja, velika
kuhinja, spajza Iii ladionica, 1
mesarnica 1 klaonica, lijepi vrt
cd pol rail- zemlje, jedna drvarni-
ca donje susa "a kukuruz, svinj-
ca, oko kute lijepo voce povrce.
To je bilo nekad prize gostionica.
Sve Sc prodaje iii mijenja "a ame-
ricke kuce. Sve Sc nalazi preko
vode Mure. Pisite ma meme: MIR.
Joseph Salinger, AL Folcroft ST.,
Baltimore "a, Md. (18-19-20)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-01
JOHN j. GRCEVIC

Drugi je brat John J. Grtevit,
koji je umro 10. marta 1857, star
64 godine. On je dakle yet brata
Staresinita, pa Sc evo tako dogo-
dilo - japo u jamu, a zet u skri-
nju.
Jest brate Johnny, pred par go
dina izgubio 81 suprugu, ona
debra zena pozvala te sebi Nisi
imao poroda, ali 81 imao dugaGki
sprovod. Bio ST vojnik u Prvom
Svjetslom Ratu, kugla te nije po-
godila, ali glej smrt te pogodila
s jednim zrnom, jer je ona dobar
sicar ma koga svoju pusku ma
peri, tai Sc cd pas "a uvijek obi
jeli!
/ Ostavio 81 diva brata u kraju,
Tomu Marka, pa kad cuju zapje-
vat &c - hvala ruci ma jabuci.
Tvoj polubrat, Joseph Grcevit, do
Sac sa simon IL Uniontown, Pa,
da budu svijedoci da smo te pre-
dali tam, kan Sc "a uvijek gre.
Sveta misa bila ii je ma Ia.
marta, kamo su te donijeli tvoji
veterani. Bilo je milina gledati
F'athera William Primorac, kad ii
je pjevao svetu misu poskropio
te svetom vodicom, tvoj start
Trulac procitao nadgrobno slovo
rekao: zbogom moi imenjace, me-
ka bude tijelo zemlji, dusa Bogu.
Ivan Trulac, predsj