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Local News Items

Rober; Hubert was a dime:
CUES; o. Patrick Fields TUESDAY
Jack Davies and Tom Petersen
were dinner guests al the " X
Fields home Christmas Day.
Eddie Miles. forestry s.ude.:
at the State University. is home
for the holidays
Blackfee; Tribal Secretary. Ili::
Mckay. was in Helena las. week
on business.
The Stanley Preston family
spent Christmas with her mo:hc:
Mrs. Keller. a; F., Shaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald W-!sh.
and son Of Great Falls a-..l ed
Wednesday 10 spend he holiday
IN Browning.
lchabod Gillian o. this city is
managing the Hager:y Bar and
Lounge. He started his du;!e.
December %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Worr;e- O:
Wolf Point are spending The
holidays with M.. and Mrs Thee.
dore Las, Star.
Miss Joan Paisley. member o.
the Grea; Falls city schools fac.
u!ty. is nome 20 spend the ho...
days
Miss Shirley Wool: grade
'escher in the !oca! public
schools. is spending the holiday.
with her parents in Chicago
Glacier County Welfare off.
GER Frank Mccormack. left for
seattle las. week 10 spend tho
christmas and New Years hoij.
Gays with his sister and children
The Harold Schil!!ng family
are on vacation in Phoenix. Ar!z.
and expect 70 be gone until! Janu.
airy Z al which time he will re.
sumo his duties as principal o:
the Gu; Bank Boarding School.
Jay D. Franklin. proprietor o:
Todd's Steak House. arr!v
home from Rochester. Minnesota
last Friday. having been unde!
hospi,alizat!on 81 the Mayo Gin
ic since last June His condition
since being there has been con
sidersbly improved and plans arc
that he will remain home
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gard for the 50 called man Of
the house" to whom he is usually
less generous. Those bills that
haven't already rolled in. will be
in the same time Uncle Sam puts
the touch on father. so. all in all,
fathers are usually a little bit
grouchy or respondent about
this time Of the year So.
don't blame the old boy If you
catch him in the pub tapping up
a bucket of grog in an attempt
to drown his sorrows with his
last two-bits.
The dance at Starr School drew
the largest crowd to attend such
an affair for many years. The
dancers really put on a cOlorful
exhibition and singers and drum
mers were at their best.
II might all be attributed to
the fact that it was Christmas.
an occasion which Pete Redhorn.
NC. and many of the older men
who spoke. made careful note Of
as good reason for fellowship
and rejoicing.
l would like to add personal
note to the conduct of the dance
in expressing my admiration for
tho daprers and audianco in
their sincerity and personal be.
haviOr. II was admirable. and
more white people should attend
these ceremonies If for no other
reason than to compare their
own behavior to that of the In
dian. In all races. none should
be judged by the actions and
conduct of a few an old
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Ncva Running Wolf and Char.
les LukinS are home from Has.
krll Institute for the holidays.
Pete DesRosicr. freshman at
Carol College in Helena. is at
home for the holidays.
Phillip Roy, student at Con.
zaga University in Spokane. is
home to spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Devereaux,
Jr.. local grade school teachers,
are spending Christmas week
with her parents at Deer Lodge.
Wayne Chattin. a senior at
MSu. is spending the holidays
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Acel Chattin.
Miss Jennie Hatch. a student
4, Brigham Young University at
Provo. Utah. is here spending the
holidays with home folks.
Diane and Charlotte Menden.
hall. who are attending the Bill.
l!nsS City Schools. are spending
the holidays with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles lChuck>
Ncndcnhall.
Local young people attending
Montana State College at Boze-
man are home for the holidays.
They include Don Weber. Don
Fisher. Carol pepion. Neil Par.
sons. Carolyn Barcus. Loretta
Merchant and Gordon White
grass
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evening. so don't hang up your
buckskins yet.
Things are more than just a
little dead around town follow.
ing the Christmas holiday. About
the only action l saw Thursday
morning was Kenny Holland
washing the windows of his bar.
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saying that was borne out clearly
at the Starr School dance Christ
mas night.
Everyone had a good time in.
Guiding yours truly. and especi.
ally the three little girls who
were given Indian names.
Another dance Is scheduled to
take place at Heart Butte Friday
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Der shop.
l learned a long time ago not
to be surprised at what BARRIERS
do. including washing windows
In the middle of the winter.
Maybe it's like Kenny says,
Don't get time in the summer to
wash the outside so l do the In.
side then"
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A MINUTE
WITH Ml

Now that Christmas has come
and gone, We can feel the pinch
for Santa is usually a generous
old soul. but with little or no re.
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San Franclsco's first cable car
dates back to 1873. First electri.
cally powered street car was OPP.
Grated in New York City in 1874.
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A Foreiqn Born IMMIGRANT Returns To YIqosIavia

warmer, until we were COM
PEELED to seek relief in a
nearby kafana.
Here some of the group
danced and relaxed, drink
ing Lemonade, coffee, sodas,
and wine until midnight, just
in time to board the last troll
ley to Lapad.
All day Tuesday was spent
loafing and relaxing, in prep
aration for the next days trip
to Split. With nothing special
to do, l again fell victim to
the siesta fever.
In the evening a small
group hired a taxi and went
to the Hotel Argentina Ter
race Gardens for dancing and
refreshments. The gardens
were situated on the side Of a
cliff overlooking the calm wa
ters of the Adriatic.
(To Be COntinued)
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423 Mebs Catherine
434 Berkich Steve, Pierovich Mel
vim
437 Kramer Anna M.
483 Jordan Steve Paul
504 Saric Danica (Res.)
535 Tepsich Charles
557 Gyalog Stephen
576 Belovich Frank J.
612 Lepesh Ana, Visconti Hugo,
Visconti Lena
622 Lacich Anna
641 Mihelcich John A.
663 Kovacic Joseph
854 Jeldum Mary Ann
TO Kokotic Maria (Res.), Koko-
tic Mate (Res.)
812 Yazvac Tomo
975 Katunar Ivan
Reserve Expired
1 Mikulan Paul J.
s Raspotnik James
IL Cvijanovic Nikola
80 Zorich Edward J.
80 Palcic Franjo
126 Visnich Sam
1876 Rodesh Anton John
229 Ashenbrener Stanislav
$40 Frankovich Clarence
588 Svorinich Andrew
612 Matusko Marija
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East Chieagoans Host
Midwest Choirs Meet

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
On February "a, 1857, the
League of Mihanovic held
their yearly meeting and elec-
ton of officers at the Gro
atian Home in Indiana Har-
Dor. The League consists of 6
Croatian choruses Of the Mid
west.
We were greatly honored to
also have the presence of Mr..
2. l. kerhin, of Gary, Ind,
President of the National
Singers Federation, which is
comprised Of all the Croatian
Singers in the United States.
Outgoing president of the
League was Mr.. John Brozo-
vic, East Chicago's Super
visor of Public Works. The
newly elected officers are:
Pres. - Mr.. Dan Weimer of
Chicago, ILL.,; Vice-Pres. -
Mr.. John Tumpich, Chicago; !;
Sec'y. - Mrs. Edward Bah
billa, Gary, Ind; Treas. -
Mrs. John Sarich, st. Louis,
Mo.
After the business meeting,
an election dinner was served,
with Mr.. Matt Rivich, Pres.
of "Sloga', presiding as host.
Grace and Benediction were
said by the Rev. Dragicevic,
Asst. Pastor at Sacred Heart
Church Of So. Chicago, Ill.
The committee for the pre-
paration and serving of the
dinner, headed by Mrs. Mich
olas Zafran, were the Mes
danes Louis Rozmanich, Mat
thew Kvenich, Pavka Clio and
Luandre Rozmanich and the
Misses Mary Smokvina, Violet
Kvenich and Kathy Koran.
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Jean Maletic was appointed to
make the presentation.
Rev. Ivo Sivric, O.F.M.,
our Pastor, opened the pro-
gram with an Invocation.
The young tamburitzans,
and we, are all sincerely
thankful to him for the aid
he extended towards this
concert and for the interest
he is taking in our young
sters.
Following the concert, the
crowd moved to the Polish
Falcons Hall, where the Du-
quesne Combo played for
dancing.
We deem it necessary to
express our deepest gratitude
to the very capable teacher of
tamburitza music, Mr.. Walter
w. Kolar, Director of the
Duquesne University Tambu-
ritzans.
Under his guidance and CO.
operation with the young
sters and parents, the out
come of the concert could be
nothing but a great success.
We are also grateful to Mr..
Donald Knezevich, Assistant
to Mr.. Kolar, for his efforts
in teaching the children.
Zaiednicar Rates Orchid
Thanks are in order to all
our friends of Ambridge and
vicinity and to the many
members of St. Marys Church
in Rankin who attended our
concert.
We are deeply indebted
to the official organ of the
Croatian Fraternal Union,
the Zajednicar, and to it's
English Editor, Mr.. Ste
phen Brkich, for the won
derful publicity given to us.
They responded readily to
every request for publicity
and thus contributed a
great share to the success.
Again, thanks to one and
all who in any way at all
helped to make this Concert
a success.
Theresa A. Bulk, Vice-Pres.
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Bridger Tams In
|Smash.Hit Concert
Thousand Patrons
Jam HIS. Auditorium

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - T h e
Holy Trinity Church Tambur-
itzans' Second Annual Con-
cert, held Sunday, February
"a, at the Ambridge High
School Auditorium, proved to
be a colorful musical extrava-
ganza.
Many people who attended
the First Annual Concert
were fascinated by the tam
buritza music, and this time
brought along their friends
to witness an enjoyable eve
ming Of music.
When time came for the
curtain to rise, the audi
tOrium was filled to capa-
city. Beside the many chill
dren attending, there were
over one thousand adults
present.
This comes to prove that
the people are interested in
the type of music that our
llTamburitzans play on their
instruments.
Indeed, they bring the
sounds from distant lands,
that sing and cry at the same
time and fill the hearts of
listeners wi h irresistible
longing for love and beauty.
Program A Smash Hit
The program was composed
of instrumental, song and
dance numbers of various
nationalities, performed with
precision and gracefulness.
The guest tamburitzans
and kolo dancing group that
helped to make the evening
more entertaining were the
McKeesport Junior Tambur-
itzans, the Clarion Tambur-
itzans and the Cokeburg Kolo
Group.
In addition, Mrs. Jennie
Kolar, the wife of our one
and only Duquesne Tambu-
ritzans Director, rendered
two musical selections with
her own delightful inter-
pretation. She was accom-
panied by the Duquesne
CombO.
The audience was excep-
tionally appreciative of the
entire performance and their
applause rang enthusiastical-
ly through the hall.
Gift For Organizer
Before the Concert opened,
Mrs. Andrew Marks, the or
ganizer and the first presi-
dent of the Holy Trinity Tam
buritzans was presented with
a gift from the Tamburitzans
in recognition of her merits
for the group. Miss Barbara
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CONTINUED From Page 81 !
or two and a half cents.
Magnificent Churches
At about 4 pm, the busses
were pressed into service for
a sight seeing tour of Du-
brovnik.
This tour took us to the
Franciscan and Dominican
Monasteries and the Cathe-
dral, all located within the
walls of the old fort and
within q radius of a half
mile.
The interiors Of these
churches are beautiful. The
main and side affairs are
works of art.
Leaving the churches we
walked through narrow "uli-
cas-, barely 6 feet wide, to get
a close view of the construc-
ton of the fort and the ten
ements.
Hours later a tired, hungry
group returned to the hotel
for a dinner of barbecued veal
on small sticks. Nikolac and l
were fortunate enough to get
a table with Jean and Bette,
and what service that table
got!
Ivica, the waiter, saw to it
that we had the best and the
most and you can rest as
sured that such service was
not because of Nick and me.
Case Of A Red Face
After dinner some took to
the outdoor terrace and some
sat on the hotel steps, which
brings to mind one of my
most embarrassing moments
of the entire trip.
1 wanted to take q pic
ture of the people on the
steps and as l was focusing
my camera, and attaching
the flashbulb unit, my CAM
era case tilted and it's en-
tire contents dropped to the
sidewalk, tissue paper and
all; was my face red!
I never scooped up any
thing faster in my life before,
and this amid roars of laugh
ter.
| Later. in the evening, we
encountered some difficulty
in getting water to the 4th
floor. I had never realized
how precious water could be
until 1 tried to take a bath
without it.
Our patience was finally
rewarded and in no time flat
we were off in dreamland.
Jitterbugs Everywhere
On Sunday, August 10, we
were taken on an excursion
by boat to the Isle of Lo-
krum, a short distance from
Dubrovnik.
On this island, which has
been converted into a public
park for picnics and bath
ing, is located the palace of
Macmillan of Mexico. A.
ter three hours of recon-
noitering, we boarded our
cruiser and returned to the
city.
Just about this time, those
long Yugoslav siestas were
becoming contagious an d
away I went to discover for
myself what they were like.
It was a warm summer
night and the Boat Group
was invited to see Shake
speare's midsummer Nights
Dream" in an outdoor theatre
with natural scenery and SET
tings.
I had been having my own
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W see ANY Ol SlldheSptd1C
dreams, so l turned to some
thing more palatable, such as
a Kafana. Kathy Perman and
Olga Vaskov had similar
ideas, and. so the three of us
had another glimpse of Yugo-
slav night life.
The music was American
jazz with jitterbugs all over
the place. Latin American
tunes We're also favored and
again, as in Belgrade, not a
tamhuritza to be seen.
All, Yugoslav Sladoled
Monday, August 20, was a
free day, one devoid of any
social obligations and each
tourist was on his own.
My first item on the agenda
was to visit the Putnik Agen-
cy, to make reservations for
1st Class travel on the Simp-
lon Orient Express from Ia
greb to Paris, with sleeping
accommodations.
l was going to make sure
that my ride back would
,, be in style and comfort. I
visualized myself In a sim
gle private room, reclining
in a nice soft bed, thinking
about the poor peasants in
the tourist End class COM
partments. You'll learn Ia
ter what a surprise l got.
l left Putnik and returned
to the monasteries and cathe-
dral for some interior snap
shots of the affairs and paint
ings. Just about this time !
met the CFU Plane Group,
who arrived the night before
and were making their tour
of Dubrovnik.
Leaving them, I found a
pastry shoppe that sold "sla-
doled" and had my first taste
of Yugoslav ice cream.
He Men Wear Bikinis
The afternoon was spent at
the beach, a short distance
from the Sumatrin Hotel.
where instead of the women
wearing bikinis the men wore
them-what a revolving de.
velopment.
Through the courtesy of
! Kathy Perman, l was clad
in her fathers, bathing
trunks and felt over
dressed My white epidermis
stood out in sharp contrast
to the deep tan of the local
boys.
Olga Vaskov, Kathy Per-
man, Katherine Lesko, Bette
Jercich, Mary Herceg and
Slavko, our bus driver, were
also soaking up the rays OF
sunshine. It was a grand day
for bathing.
Mayor A Dapper Dan
After supper the entire
CFU tour group, both plane
and boat, dressed for the
cocktail reception at the Ma
yor's palace in Dubrovnik.
It was a sumptuous place
with large ornate rooms dec
Grated with original paint
ings. The usual warm vel.
come was extended to the
members by the Mayor,
dapper gentleman of sartoria
elegance.
Michael Grasha, speak
ing in Croatian, replied in
behalf of the CFU and
thanked the officials for
their many courtesies. A.
/ ter several cocktails the re-
ception got warmer and
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Membership Status
Active ......."............'....''''.''.
Reserve ..".......,',..,...'...'''.'.' %,ooo
Total .,,.,,......71,s93
New Members - United States
3 Kobulnicky Ronald
4 Halich Joseph, Lorkovic Eliz-
abeth, Trdina Katherine
S Hajko Richard, Kozora James
E., Matan Charles j., Sukenik
Richard, Trace Joseph, Turko-
vich Sally e.
9 Lukas Andrew, Popovich John
r.
13 Cackovic Mark, Marinak Ste
phen
10 Reskovac Florence
27 Golick Robert, Golick William
% Lamar M ar IN, Oreskovich
Mary
20 Krizan Joan, Pavlicic Margie,
Wilson Nancy Louise
80 Dravus Violet
81 Brazell Ronald e.
"a Sucic Lois
80 Vedigh Antonette
AZ Brletic Andrew, Golek Anna
Marie, Greijack Barbara,
Greijack Ronald, Knezevich
Steve
"A Antoncic Patricia Gin dri C
Fhomas, Matesa Joseph
40 Svoboda James
81 LePorte Mylo Joseph
66 Yarb William
70 Milos Dorothy
II Grubach Edward M. Jr.,
Steich Michael, Wilseck Jos.
rs Mrzlak Rosemarie. RafaloW-
ski Bernard
80 zupcich Lillian
81 Mellik Anna
"a Palm Gerald, Sullivan John
M.
IS Begg Frank j., Cutich Nick,
Grecich Barbara, Marangoni
Dolores
115 Mariotti Irene
126 Kozma Charles John, Kozma
Elaine Carole
131 Dutka Nicholas, Hickey Geor-
'''-- ge, Moravac Charles
148 Gazic Jelena
1853 Magis Josephine, Spolarich
Georgiann
154 Benkovich Marko, Stanton
Richard
IT'S Cady Eugene Allan, Wicevic
Mary Ann
1872 Gregorich jeanne
2O1 Yerbic James
PA Matolski Rosetta
234 Nance Virginia
235 Gasparovich Ivan
267 Francisco Rose
2S2 Busio Dragica
23S Honn Katherine
2s9 Gulla Eugene Joseph, Gulla
Frances
304 Kappa Martin Kasnic George
Jr.
307 Kemenovich John
313 Polanec Frederick
314 Furjanic Emile, Kelly James
316 Ross Francis Jerome
351 Cencich Florence, Covic Mary,
Milkovich Elsie
355 Grahek Dennis
356 Bukovac Louis, Kasovia Mar
lene
1853 Chulack Barbara
1872 Kitzke Russell
4O3 Strmac Branko
400 Ronkovich Nancy, Visher
Donna Lou
423 Bradick Dolores Ann, Bradick
Steven, Mihalic Catherine, Mi
halle Stephen, Podolak Ann
Sylvia, Samoviski Catherine,
' Smith Elaine, Watkins Her
schel
425 Holmquist Elizabeth
439 Okicich Dennis Noel
463 Bosanec Judith Ann
472 Hildebrand Gertrude, Hide
brand Donald, Zurich Mary
Jane
sos Nance Angeline, Wolf John
514 Drozda John, Drozda Ruth
Louise, Mussulin Mary, Ruka-
vina Paul John, Stephonic
Frank
523 Sablja kNorma Jean
533 F'ilipan Judith Joan
$40 Peters Gilbert r., Jr., Pfeiffer
Mary
541 Kljucaric Nick
576 Majerich Helen
5S8 Mobiles Dolores Ann, Uglesich
Betty
595 Rumora Genevieve
633 Margetich Barbara
$40 Grdjan Blase
661 Rowhlt William Jr.
663 zibreg Georgianne
GIL Stakich Jim Jr.
705 Zajac Annette
720 Gerovac Goldie
ITO Lucas Robert H.
791 Marin Dolores, Marin Frank
John
797 Jager Janice
S17 Kozarich Kathleen
S54 FLAMENCO Vincent, Spaniel
Anton, Tonsich Pete
$50 Pulford William
New Members - Canada
PSI Jensen Ivor Dennis
608 Cor Matt John, Grubisich Ivan
GIT Muzar Joe, Muzar Mary
GA Bosilac Anne, Frketich John
p, Kobe Anne, Krkuc Bar
bara, Krpan Fora, Muzak JOS
.~ eph, Niksic Mary Anne, Sos
tarich Anne Marie
648 Fabac Jean Mary
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10 Cerny Jonn, Jr.
19 Harrington Cornelius, Har-
rington Louise
80 Brasic Vera, Lewicki Joseph
inc, Mihel Richard
35 Tomasic Charles, Tomasic
Ivan
So Ocean Mary, Ocean Mike,
Rozgay Ljuba, (B. d.
80 Gibson Catherine, Gibson Tho
mas
1T Skocilich Marian
1876 Soltis Janet
229 Gorence Donald
3O4 Budimir Joseph
313 Crncan Zivko
1927 Marinkovic Paul
423 Lisak Mary
472 Saw Joe
481 Dabovich Rade
524 Vrban Manda (B. D., Vrban
Marko
$40 Kalember Jennie, Kalember
Ignac
$50 Broten Katherine
573 Sprajcar Ivan
591 Radulovich Edna E.
71S Sahffer Ann
734 Mulch Joe
$40 Sinclair Helen
948 Dolinyak Joseph
972 Pusic Josip
644 .Lukich Valent
$50 Mackovic John
787 Tomasic Robert
798 Yovancevic Milorad
975 Benac Alice, Benac Nick
Accepted On Reserve
Via Transfer
101 Delrogh Katherine
Suspensions
Gates Warren, vandrak Will
liam
Is Gustin Mary Ann, Vajdic
Barbara
IS Milicic Boris, Landikusic Tho
mas
10 Yankovich Eleanore Jane
% Kezerle Jackulene, Oreskovich
Thomas
80 Sanchis Vincent, Stojanovic
Aleksander
13O Pupil Carol
1876 Turkalj Donna
146 Kostuch Caroline Julia
148 Sucich Daniel
229 Gavrilovich Roland, Wisniew-
ski Leonard +
235 Jurgec James
276 Leistner Patricia Ann
284 Skalko Helen, Zanini 10 Anne
316 Majetic John Daniel, Majetic
Lucy
374 Painovich Frieda
$40 Nenadovich Peter r.
548 Buckoske Martha M.
731 Kalan Paul Frederick
760 Palese Joseph
S54 Bajkusev Nikola
859 Brandt Jean Ann
948 Matonich John ].
644 Bilobrk Mate
919 Punkari Thomas, Yarema Ma
ry L.
Withdrew From Membership
"a Snead William
20 Sins Margaret
50 Ruffino Claudette
146 DiMattia Mary P.
1T Surina Marjorie
440 Lozich Joseph
504 Pash Mary
639 Becich Margaret
749 Osterling Eleanor
7s7 Jurincic Mary, Pavelich Helen
1872 Strife Joe
Cash Surrenders
4 Kretschmaier Henry
5 Cigich Stephen, Dupin Dor
othy
12'Logan Mary D., Logan Ro-
bert Worth
II Vrdoljak Rosanna
25 Rendulic Stanko
35 Macan Lawrence r.
70 Zuklic Robert
80 Leovich John, (Res.)
$50 Mott Mary
ITO Pavisich Helen
1872 Sechen Bernard l..
PIP Kodak Jakov
214 Thomas Charles
221 Racki George
231 Chapman Catherine
234 Borkowski Joseph
253 Staniger George
255 Tonic Edward Andrew
26O Alujevich Frances
27O Davis Stephen, Fack Frede-
rick
304 Bucci Kathryn
300 Potochnik Rose Marie
800 Braun Pladimir J.
327 Tomasiak Thomas e.
352 Daniels Mark S.
1862 Zanetich Nicholas
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-03
CFU Membership Standing, Jan. 1857

666 Polich Emil
679 Ozbolt Mary
715 Rayer Boris
1893 Petras NADIA, Selebaj Fora
500 Furlich Ivan
$50 Kupina Ivan, Pustina Milo
$50 Blazevich Emily, Dukovac
Mira
952 Pavicic Ana, Palcic Ivo, Val
cic Marko
961 Jakovcic Slavko, Marie Ivan,
Marie Vinko, Talan Drago
975 Skoda Darinka, Skoda Milu-
tin
900 Perak Zvoninir
Reinstated From Suspension
l Stiscak Mary N, Stiscak
Nicholas
5 Patcher Robert
II Brozovich James
IA Germ Leona
"a Sestric Mary P.
1914 Dominica Sam, Jr.
5e3 Jurasin Lillian M.
Reinstated From Reserve
6 Grubic Pavao, Tomasic Nikola
12 Plut Katarina (B. d.
32 Grafman Emily
33 Pejakovic Dragutin
81 Pozeg Robert
u Brajdic John
76 Koczerat GLADYS
500 Mihaljevic Emil D.
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