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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16
Good Public Relations

The presidents Of The 80 Negro Colleges which participate
IN The United Negro College Fund public relations conae
Since their meeting March ~ the educators
have sent letters members If tho local committee which
planned Tho sccessu eongoeaou aud 10 editors Of the
various papers, including this paper
Some Of the presidents 81 the long interest this
has had Ia the tocee Fund aud paid personal comp
individuals this paper who have worked ii the
college fund movement
Our papers glad that these college presdeuts
realize how important h today thank people Tor the small
eat iavurs II and II good public relations.
While the subject af their good public relations
might not ho amiss 70 remind readers that the campaign
Tor the SO private Negro colleges full swing aud the
Minnesota Committee would certainly appreciate contribution
matter how small 10 the tlNCF
Address such CHECKS npd money orders to- United Negro
College Fund Lumber ESchonge Building Minneapolis Every
donation win certainly be appreciated
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16
The Big If

IT. CANCER had conquered only years ago nearly
100000 ahIdren-o5ud not have
died cancer
SENS Robert A. TAFT Arthur vandenberr ana Brian
Mcmahon might be alive today
Force would sun have is brilliant Gen fioyt
Vsndenberg 20 lead il
the father bomb Dr. Enrco Fermi might stn
be working his scientific wonders the q. s.
the 10 cancer such fine writer's
artists and entertainers Gertrude
Mcdaniel Kathleen Ferer Ban Runyan and Hum
pbrey Bogrt
Al o. these Americans might today years
20 II bad been only wears ago
Join IN the 1855 today help
Of this disease r. sentinel
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16


Then ganr tae unfortunate ePi.
sodr in Lima Peru whore a group
% so.gnllea students pelted
Nixon win stones un,u be was
tortrd % cancel Ms visit at San
Marcos University
Editorial writers hsve already
made the point that ths latter
episode wss probably Inspired BY
Young Communist But lisa little
more than That
There a ne doubt that the Pop
lInr attitude IN many Latin Amer
can countries towards This IA,
lion has hardened MANY Latins
90 longer share the Good Neigh
BOT feelings n an earlier era,
NlNors t1ur - Latin America
Was undertaken because the state
Dept hSs cone 20 realise thar wo
have been taking tor granted the
unity ~ the Western Hemisphere
against Soviet imperialism We
havv htandly assuudsd that an
tatns beng strong individsalists,
wpuyd automatically be on eur side
and against Communist to,slitar-
isniSft
That's where it turns ogi we
may Dc very wroug
Ire COMMUNISTS have utade
serious nyoaas IN several LATIN
countries wv are tolt because cur
government has dcu1ded itself iuin
thanking hat wheu g, Es,s pledges
q sgppoyt from ptctatora IKE
Batista ia Caba 81 rruBilo 81 ,hs
pcuurioau Republic Il has vvn
the aftecton az tha peoplr they
govern
HIGH TARIFFS AND BAD
RELATIONS It Commuussis
have been Ahls n make ans bead
way ID LAtln Anerisa there must
BE soue reascn Cor if II people
are tGisv employed wel}.te1 ana
harry Cemmanist FropaEsn3s
gmt hkriy 20 make mpth ir
prcsaoa Rut x trey are aser-
holc theyu listen IS 8ee,aEoS
IN any strtre tNe rvrgca ar ere
LATIN disciples ~ Nhsusrseg
rat seerns ta BE- ere dtla,sot
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16
w A TCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT c. sprvAck

Washington THE MtSTREATAlENT or MR. NIXON
Vice President Nixon has had rough time Latin
America First big Amrrican meat packing company farm.
cur tried to Re Nixon 20 intervene with Uuguayau officials
% have OF their large plants returned afer seized by
the government This plea in open letter EN-.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16

SO far as We the Minneapolis Foundation, phian-
rope organization supported by Of the important forces
individuals IN the Minneapolis community has not hereto
fore contributed any IT, funds further the interests and
welfare ~ The Negro community. Maybe Judge Wates
gestiun IN his will will bear fruit Ia this direction.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16
e 2. - sPoKEsMAN Friaay. May ~ leas

Administration a leaving no stone that the Negroes
who are 10 be displaced enough buy INTO the
ghetto not thinking getting into other neheorhood
one day we win stop siding supporting the monster that win
destroy as the rysincerey John NJ Culver
Chairman Ramsey County Republican Civil Rights Committee 5S5
Endieo Bldg, Paul Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16
I'm Death A. Well A. I'm Life

In death IN lie Judge Edward Waite exhibited interest
IN his Negro American fellow citizens Ills will bsqu5athed
Phyllis Whcatry House and 10 asked the Minneapolis
Foundation which ht wed $4,000 ~ tho fund
improve he conditions and life u Minneapolis Negroes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16

ia Peru and at least a part 3f tAs
difficulty can be traced 20 the
American lead and zinc Industry
we don't want TO overslnpAfy
The problem because many Us
uinc workers in these Industries
are now out % work themselves
hard ri, BY falling prices
On the other hand. we doubt
That the American workers win 50
back 20 work OF that Peruwans
win be ge-employcd II the govern
meut yields 20 demands from the
industry Tor q sharp increase on
duties q lead and rinc exports
Nixon may not appreciate this
fact but the stnning he took IN
Peru Is merely long distance
reaction to tho US recession. The
government has stopped stock
Vuing lead ard zinc Now the q 8,
auto Industry. which uses 81 per
cent OF al the lead PROGRESSED In
mis- country In storage batteries
has also cut down sharply
So in a way lt can be said Mr.
Nixous troubles are Made IN
petrvtt+
A STORY FROM LITTLE ROCK
r. II East ne c,i.,or Of IRE
Fetal Paper OF Petal. Miss reports
the following conversation between
Harry Ashnorr editor cf The Ark
ansas Gazette ana Attorney Gen-
crai Rossvs Rogers saw Asamore
IN New York ard ssSed Wen
hdws everything ia Lizzie Rosk =
let ne answer that hy telling
y6u Bette story Back when NE
nnaon was expanding NestWare
troop ~ cavalry had a s8ttis With
an Iraian party Aztec ire tstfte
was finished a ggnsrsl from the
rear runks csrso forward ard fsurid
yuunE troorer IyirE Ia the sus,
rhe actEef bad cuts ss,3 bF1gis-
sa 1n ats sacs his ssalp was rcalst
sack ss ,sesn knoeked tooae rhs
general sskea et tre trooPer Does
r Hlrt
ITO tAs ~ yvug trneper re-
shed uniy wnen ! Sr1le
Ccryt3ght 1855 Robert @
sp,vsck
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24

but he also possesses specialized equipment.
 Many family physicians also. study surgery and do perform operations as part of their regu- lar practice. But many will turn their patients over to another specialist, surgeon, when an operation is required.
 Certainly many family physi- clans will treat minor ailments of the eye, ear, nose and throat. But in those instances, when more serious and complicated conditions develop, or where there is some type of obstruction or deformity in these areas, the patient is sent to a doctor who specializes in the treatment of these parts of the body.
 The person who benefits most from such specialization is you, the patient. It is a comforting thing to know that when illness strikes you and your family that you have readily available the best medical training the world has ever known. .
 s0 lsss seherins corporofienl
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24

or QeIenSe agalnSt disease, prob ably feels this burden the most.
 Hundreds of years ago the practice of medicine was rela- lively uncomplicated because knowledge was less extensive. But as the profession learned more, there developed trend toward specialization. The vast amount of accumulated knowl- edge made it impossible for one man to work in all areas.
 Today we have many divisions and subdivisions of medicine, each major field in itself. There. are heart specialists, nerve spe- cialists, eye, ear, nose and throat specialists, bone specialists and brain specialists. There are doc tors who specialize in certain diseases, such as cancer or men, tai illness. There are doctors who work with certain age groups such as Pediatrics (children) and Geriatrics (old people).
 While you may sometimes wonder why your family physi- clan refers you to a specialist, we can all be thankful that there are specialists to detect, diagnose and treat specific ills. Your doc tor, the general practitioner, is the foundation of the medical profession. But it is impossible for him to know everything about every disease problem. Therefore, the specialist serves as valuable and vital member of the health team.
 Your dentist is also a special ist. It is not uncommon for your doctor. while examining you for some ailment, to discover that it IS caused by an infected tooth. He then sends you to the dentist, for treatment. Not only does the dentist have specialized knowl- edge about the teeth and mouth,
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
The United Nations
WHAT IS THE United Nation!
 N wears old today ?

WHAT IS THE United Nations which is thirteen W years old today?
 The United Nations is probably the most impor- tant factor ever created for international public relations. r..>
 This powerful influence in international affairs airs the weaknesses and the strength of the countries of the world and has become the worlds main hope for peace Public opinion in international relations is method of applying the Golden Rule between nations
 Nations of the free world are working for good and giving technical assistance and moral support to backward countries and preventing by educa- ton and training in self government.
 We should be vefy proud to be part of this organ zation that has its headquarters in New York, the symbol of good will between the nations of the world
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
Public Relations For AVA

SEATTLE, R - The Alaska Visitors Association has appointed Bozell & Jacobs, an advertising and public relations firm, to handle its account until June 30, 1859. The announcement was made by Everett w. Patton, association president, of Fairbanks.
 The agency has a dozen offices throughout the United States. The firms Seattle office will handle the associations public re- lations and publicity program.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
Oil Company Earnings Up

NEW YORK, R - Earnings of Phillips Petroleum Co. turned up- ward in the third quarter after a long period of decline, the big in- tegrated oil company said yes terday.
 Net income for the three months was $21,197,716, or 62 cents a share, against $2O,828,65 or 61 cents share in the like 1857 quarter. Gross income to- tailed $264,272,378 vs. $282,918,- 806 year ago.
 For the first nine months of 1858, Phillips. reported a net pro- fit of $57, 1909, ,292' or $1.68 a share This compared with $74,227 ,294, or $2.16 a share in the first nine months last year.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
Friday. October "A. 1858

class matter October IA, 1943. at the office at Nome Alaska under Act of March B. 1s79
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
THIS IS "A GROUSE

LANSING, Mich, LR -, Robert Huff says his dog pointed grouse six times during a recent hunt ing trip.
 Huff missed his shot every time.
 After the sixth miss, the dog disappeared, and returned with a live grouse in his mouth.
 Apparently" says Huff, ''he was trying to show me what one looked like close up"
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
NOW SHE TELLS HIM

FRESNO, Calif., LR - MT. and Mrs. E. T. Mullins, in their 7Os, were to have celebrated their gol- den wedding anniversary this month. They were married 50 years ago at Lula, Okla.
 But Mrs. Mullins has filed suit for divorce, charging cruelty. "We expect to prove," her attorney, Miles Hansen, said, "he was chasing around with another woman"
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
SENIOR SCOUT PARTY

The Senior Girl Scouts and guests will have a Halloween par ty next Wednesday evening at the Lutheran Quonset. It will be from to g pm, and is not a costume party.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
MARRIAGE SICKNESS?

ORANGE, Tex, R = Friends of newlyweds MT and Mrs. Robert Wright prepared to greet the young couple with the traditional ly painted car, with old shoes and noise makers attached, but were foiled in their attempt.
 As the couple came out of the church, up whizzed an ambu- lance, siren blaring, and whisked them into nearby Louisiana, where a car was waiting for them.
 The brides father is owner of a funeral home here.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
INTERMEDIATE GIRL SCOUT PARTY

Girl Scouts in the fifth, sixth and seventh grades will have a Halloween Party next Wednes- day evening at 6:30 in the Multi purpose room.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24

About 1 in every persons aged 65 and over today has had less than 5 years of schooling; almost half failed to complete years of grade school.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
BROWNIE HALLOWEEN PARTY

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 Brownie Scouts in the first, second and third grades will have a Halloween party next Tuesday at o'clock. The girls are to be in costume, and meet at the Lu- theran Quonset.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-24
K for rHea1t1a
Why You Are Sent To A Specialist

medicine the complex demanding sciences Constant research for drugs treatment changing disease patterns increasing population increasing bers of older people all add mmeauraby the problems
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-18

happy life. In mature dog, they
sap vitality and strength, warns
the Sergeant's Dog Care Center Of
Richmond, Va.
Science has not yet found way
to prevent worms in puppies. But
recent discoveries have made il
easy to treat a dog for large
roundworms.
Any drug store or pet shop now
has a worming medicine for dogs
that is simply mixed with their
food. The active ingredient Of this
new worming medicine is pipera-
zine, a drug which was discovered
in the field Of human medicine in
World War II.
Thanks to this discovery, get
ting rid Of large roundworms in q
dog is now as simple as feeding it.
However, different medicines must
be used for hookworms and tape
worms, which usually infest older
dogs.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-18
SEEM STARS
with Dolores Calvin

NEW YORK CTTY-(CNS)-Eartha kits new record
s Louis Blues with Shorty Rogers and His Giants really
moving and termed her greatest yet Earha singing
tie blues Everyone loved Mahsia Jackson on E
aurr0W's children appearing
dorabe Mahalia children though she isn't
fashion plate you admit Ter beautiful you
nothing else bur the talent
Deep River Boys now in Windsor. Canada at he Elm
wood, Detroit nightly what the .Amer
doing. Dinah Washington plays Florida the
Palms Club in Halle dale Easter Monday
We're happy 10 that Larry Steele who every year
PRODUCED MS Smart Affairs" with talent q ike
Leonard SIan with MS New Faces and they start off the
Spring season the Deuvie II Miami Beach April 18th.
Johnny Mathis improves with experience and on The Big
making money Latest with La Eern Baker, Geo
Hamilton ". Paul Williams Band and otheplayng the Mos
que in Pittsburgh
Sammy Davis. Jrs Decca album, No Fool Like Al
Old Fool hitting the mark and speaking Of Sammy it
subbed for Judy Garland in The Las Vegas deal when
which she repeated at the swank Town and Country Club here
Brooklyn where only few Negroes (Belafonte among
them) have been able appear L sad affair when
such Judy Garland completely out with the tide
TV brought The Well" 1851 story little Ne
gro girl who fell and heroically saved a the end To
those VINO had this film, proved very raeeeduca
tona Among the reminscng about producer Mike Todd
recalled that Of Todds early money makers The Hot
Mikado' starred Bill Robinson the show where
Bill his wife Elaine who dancing in the
chorus.
"Otheo, the Shakespearan play which brought the
great talent of Paul Robertson and FererT will play New York
again-but with different It opens July End in Central
Park of favorites Frank Slvea in the title
role Fats Domino big headner this week the Apollo
presented by 1--WE Domino took the
show which usually played year by Louis Jor
dan Jordan meanwhile is filling dates in Florida and in
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-18

April 10th withGeorge Lewis and his the pro-
ceeds Handys foundation for the Blind project of
his.
Ella Fitzgerald in town for her Easter Sunday concert
with Duke Ellington at Carnegie Hail. one-shot perfor-
nance, all reserved $475 top The lilies which
adorned churches flown Bermuda the land
where lilies grow beautiful plentiful
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-18

cdenty those tourists who quick to slip Ha
during the cold in Florida aren't get
there into Cuban revolution
They're busy with planning fitting memorials great
man, W. c. Handy With three of the of St Louis
Blues putting albums from the picture (Nat Cole Earta
and Pearl Baey) Handy will well be mmorazed years
Newest idea jazz the Central Plaza
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-18

dogs, but the
most common
is large round
worms. These
para sites at
tack n early
every newborn
puppy, robbing
him Of nourish-
ment he needs
for q healthy,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-18
You and
your Doc

One of the first big problems
any new dog owner usually has to
face is worms.
Several kinds of worms infest
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-18
Compliments 10
OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY

for honoring Hot Springs with your
NINTH DISTRICT MEETING
Mutual Federal Savings and
Loan Association
Of ATLANTA, GEORGIA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-19
zahvaIa cd zupnika il
Pribta, JuqosIayija

Dragi moi zupljani, ovime
vam Sc cd srdca zahvaljujem
ma vasem milosrdnom daru. sta
ste meni pomogli da 81 mozem
kupiti pristojno odijelo. Vasa
pomoc mi je bila cd velike po-
trebe,
Dakle, cd vas sam PRIMO eek
u svoti cd $1s4.O0 (sto osamde-
set cetiri dolara), sto je bio
vas mill dar "a meme, isto sam
PRIMO eek cd $4,000 (dvadeset
dolara) sto je darovao Franjo
Beketic liz Industry. Pa, IA po-
moe popravka naSe crkve sv. ST.
kusta Pribicu. I lijepa ii hva-
la Franjo Cd dragoga Boga
plaza.
Dragi moji zupljani jos vam
Sc svima zahvaljujem, i molim
Sc dragon Bogu da yam podijeli
zdravlje srecu, pratila vas mi
lost i blagoslov Bozji.
Ostajem vas odani,
Jakob Sajovic, zupnik u
Pribicu.
(Ovu zahvalu nam je poslao
brat Steve Vukman il Blairs-
vile, Pa. UredniStvo).
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-19
PR0UCAVA Sc ATLANTlk

Pocetkom ovog mjeseca or
gan sovjetske mornarice go
vjetskij flot' objavio je cla-
max clana Academic nauka
SSSR Vasilija sulejkina po-
svecen proucavanju morskih
zracnih struja ma Atlantiku,
koje &c sovjetski naucenjaci
izvrsiti u okviru i ma osnovu
programa Medjunarodne geo.
fizicke godine.
Parobrod "Mihail Lomono-
saw" od 5000 brit vrsit ce j.
spitivanjc tropskoj zoni At
lantskog oceana, dok ce paro-
brod "Sjedov" uskoro otplo-
viii u zonu izmedju Azorskih
j kapverdskih otoka. Najzad,
pocetkom 1858. godine paro-
brodi ELEVATOR" "Sevasto-
poll" treba da pocmu ispiti-
vanja u Sjevernom Atlantiku.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-19
Molba IA popravak kapele sv
Ane u Mrzloj-N odici


Nedavno sam PRIMO pismo cd
zupnika kojem trazi pomoc cd
svih mas, da bi Sc smilovali po-
slali novcani dar, da Sc popravi
kapelu sv. Ane, koja je u dosta
slabom stanju. (To su mi vec
pisali moji, da Sc kapela rusi.
a nema sretstva da Sc popravi.
Kako u Canadi nisam nego ia
i jos jedan u Vancouveru, stoga
apeliram ma sve Mrzlo-Vodicane
u Ameriki, da sc tomu pozivu
odazoyedu po mogucnosti kako
koji moze. Pokazimo i mi Mrzlo-
Vodicani, da nismo nj mi kao i
sva druga braca zaboravili nase
kapele, u koju smo hodili "a ma
sih mladih dana. Da ia ne du-
linn eto prepis listu koga sam
PRIMO cd naseg sve6enika:
ia sam zupnik II Lokvama,
kadkad dolazim prema potrebi i
II Mrzlu-Vodicu. Tamo je crkvi-
ca sv. Ane II dosta slabom sta
nju. Vrlo me boil kad gledam
kako propada. Domaci ljudi ne
mogu pomoci, dali SUI mi vasu
adresu i zamolili neka vam pi-
sem, ako bi vi bill tako dobri
i pokrenuli tamo medju domacim
ljudima sabirnu akciju, Ia po-
pravak Vase drage kapelice. u
swim mjestima ovdje ljudi po-
pravljaju svoje crkve cd pomoci
sto dobivaju iz Amerike. NADIA
mo Sc da cete i vi ma slavu Bo.
zju uciniti ovo plemenito djelc
i spasiti cd propasti dom Bozji
Il Mrzloj-Vodici. Sa zalvalnoscu
uz lijepe pozdrave Bog plati.
Mozete javiti ma moju adresu ill
pc zelji ma koga drugoga.
Josip Snolkovic, Lokve,
Gorski Kotar, Jugoslavija
Sye darove, koji zeG, moze
slati izravno ma zupnika, a ko-
me je zgodnije moze poslati ma
meme, a ia kad prikupim koju
svotu, poslati Gu tamo gdje spa
da, svakako sa popisom darova-
telja. Moja je adresa: Frank Vi
Cevic. P. o. Box 55S, Schuma-
cher, Ont, Canada.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-19
zahvaIa il kraia

Sudbury, Ont, Can. --- Posto-
vani brate urednice! Ovime Vas
bratski umoljavam, da domestic
u Zajednicaru ovu javnu zahva.
lu il starog kraja, cd Dobro-
voljnog Vatrogasnog drustva u
Malom Erjavcu. Ia isto drustvo
sam prosle godine sakupljao
novcane darove sve i'm poslao,
cd kojeg sam dobio odgovor !
javnu zahvalu svima darovate.
lima.
Prosle godine u dopisu je bilo
ispusteno ime brata Dake Sem.
brek, koji je darovao $500, pa
Vas molim da to sada domestic,
a nedavno sam dobio $500 il
U. S. A. cd moga kuma, Mike
Skorija, pa to objavite.
Cd mole strane ia Sc svima
zahvaljujem koji SUI darovali "a
ovu stvar, a tako isto i Wanna
brate urednice hvala ma ustup.
lemon prostoru u nasem zajed-
nicaru.
Ivan Belanek, clan odsjeka
1913 HBZ.; 432 Bessie St.,
Sudbury, Ont, Canada.
Sada slijedi zahvala cd Do
brovoljnog Vatrogasnog Dru-
Stva.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-19
MARIJA NANCE
KAUZLARIC

Roslyn, Wash. - Drustvo "Dr
David Starcevit", odsjek broj sc
HBZ. javlja zalosnu West. da smo
izgubili il nase sredine dugogodi.
snju clanicu, sestru Mariju Nance
Kauzlaric, rodjena Mollar. koja i
umrla II. decembra 1857, u ,njestt
Yakima. Wash.
Pokojna sestra bila je rodjens
8. aprila, godine 1889. Dosla je u
ovu zemIju il mjesta Lokve, Cor.
ski Kotar, Hrvatska, ma Is. no.
vembra 1905, a ma 20. januara
1906. udala Sc "a Juraj Nance u
Roslyn, Wash. IL Roslyn. Wash.
su Sc odselili u Naches, Wash. %.
februara 1920.
Sprovod je bio u Yakima. po-
vorka je krenula cd Langevin Fu-
neral Home do crkve st. Paul
Cathedral. gdje je odsluzena sveta
misa u 10 sati u jutro. Nakon cr-
kvenih obreda povorka je krenula
do Calvary Cemetery, gdje 81 po-
kojnice mrtvi ostanci predani maj
XII zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Pokojnica liza sebe ostavlja pc
tero djece; diva sina. Rudolph Ha-
rold Nance; tri kceri, Mrs. Ed
ward Dolye, Mrs. Robert Olson !
Mrs. Elizabeth Hugg, te petero u
nucadi mnogo druge rodhine
prijatelja.
Tebi sestro Maria neka bude
lahka gruda zemlje, a tvojoim mi
lin dragim nase iskreno sauceste.
Anton Jasper Gasparac, izvj.