davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-05
SOBRE BASES
RUSAS EN- LEVANTE

LONDRES-(UP).- Informa-
clones autorizadas recibidas en- es-
ia capital hacen saber que uno de
los t6picos discutidos en- la actual
reunion del e%onsejo del Pacto de
Bagdad, es la posibilidad de que
Russia instale d~ispositivos para ell
lanzamiento de proyectiles en- ell
Cercano Oriente.
Las intenciones de Russia de es-
tablecer tales bases Sc perfilaron
va en- informaciones p~rocedentes
de Moscu en- octubre del ano pasa-
do, en- las que Sc indicaba Que esos
dispositivos quedarian e~stablecidos
en- la antigua base de Suez.
Sc dice que las discusiones en- la
session del consejo de la ALBANIA Sc
han concentrate en- la probable
relaci6n que existe entire esas in
formaciones, por una parte, y en-
Ell ofrecimiento de Turqufa de
aceptar Ell estab1ecimiento de ba-
ses norteamericanas para proyecti-
les en- SUI territorio, del mismo mo-
do que en- la proposition hecha en-
visperas de la actual conferencia
de Angora, sobre una IONA libre
de armas nucleares en- ell Cercano
Oriente, por la otra.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-05
MULTAN DIARIo CoMUNIsTA

PARIS, (UPl-Un juzgado en-
10 civil de esta capital, mult6 al
diario "L'Hpmannite", 6rgano del
Partido Comunista, en- la suma de
Glen mil frances, por los cargos de
incitar a los hijos de los f~ranceses,
fusilados por los nazis durante la
segunda guerra mundial, cuando
Francia estuvo ocupada por los
slemanes, a negarse a servir a las
ordenes del General Aleman Hans
Speldel.
En- MARIO del ano pasado, az HUI
mantle" public6 una carta alberta
al Presidente de la Repdblica Re-
ne Coty, en- la cual pretendidos
.jovenes franceses decian que elIos
jamas servirian bajo las 6rdenes
del General Speidel, que acababa
de ser designado comandante de
las fuerzas terrestres de Ia Organi-
zacion del Tratado del Atlantico
Norte (OTAN) en- Europa Central,
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-05
u r I'm PAsAIERO

Al arribar ell buque liberlano
Nassau, al puerto de La Habana,
SUI captain informo que debido al
NAL tempo y fuertes marejadas,
ell pasajero Arcangelo Alcovelli,
de nacionalidad italiana, murio al
caer en- la cubierta como conSe-
cuencia del vaiven del buque. Tam
bien sufrieron lesiones otros dos
italianos que fueron hospitalizados
en- La Habana. Ell cadaver de AL
covelli esta siendo enviado a suS
familiareS.
SITUACION EN- ORIENTE
BESIDE ell Central Estrada Palma
en- Manzanillo Sc report6 que fuer-
zas militares instaladas en- ese
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-05
Ell MAYOR ROBO DE
A

MONTREAL, CUP. - Ell robo
mas fuerte de la historic de la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
Gionts Display
Rockies in First
Coast Come
By the Associated Press

The Senator'S lead the Ameri-
can League. the Dodgers and
Giants meet in San Francisco
and the world championship
pennant flies from an old tele-
phone pole in Milwaukee.
That may sound as though
they've made a travesty Of the
game. but that's the way things
were today for the full-treat-
ment opening Of the 1858 ma
jor league season.
The perches occupied by the
Senators and the World Series
trophy may be temporary. but
that business about the Dodgers
and Giants is on the square,
making a reality Of the fran
chise shifts to the West Coast.
The folks who watched their
baseball on TV from New
York's Polo Grounds or Brook
lyn's Ebbets Field last season
will have had it, officially, at
approximately 4:30 pm. (EST)
That's when the Los Angeles
Dodgers and San Francisco
Giants take the field before a
capacity crowd Of 23,4O0 at
Seals Stadium for the first ma
jor league game ever played in
California.
$4,000 Turn Out
A total crowd Of about 227,-
400 was estimated for today's
eight games, with Commissioner
Ford Prick and Warren Giles,
National League president, sit
ting in on the ceremonies at
San Francisco.
The champion Braves. mean
while. open at home against
the Pirates. with Philadelphia
at Cincinnati and the Cubs at
st. Louis for a night game with
the Cardinals.
In the American League. the
defending champion Yankees
were at Boston against the
Red Sox. who again will be
without Ted Williams. .jusl as
they were in yesterdays SO
defeat in the traditional early
opener at Washington.
Will Harridge, American
League president, was at Chi
Continued ON Page All, Col. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

Here's news obout O greet
sport - the sport and fun OF
sowing money. I'm talking
obout The Heeht Co.'S 62nd
Anniversary Sole, now having
o field doy at oil 3 stores. As
ploy-by-ploy man with the
Nots, broadcast their comes
on WWDC and | see some
really fine bottino overooes. In
much the some woy, The Heeht
Co. hos gone 10 bot for shop
pers in the Notions Copitol,
with soviinos OF 2o9o and more
on special Anniversary items.
They're really on the ball with
values thot give your budget O
brock os good os O homerun.
How's this, for example: 1895
1896 mems doeron- ond-wool
sIoeks for $lo.9e2 And 3.95 10
S. mems famous dress shirts
and poiomos for 2.oo? Or how
about top-nome Bostonion
shoes, regularly 1895 TO 2o.95,
for ! 1892 And when II comes
TO the feminine gender, the
pitch Is 10 the some sovinos
OF 2oeo or more. Fomous | 50
TO LOS Cell Chapman de-
sioner nyIons, 3 poirs for 2.o5.
Beautiful 1875 10 10. so hond-
boys for 800. And In the field
Of toshion, the sowing score runs
high, too! Fomous-nome shoes
for daytime and dressy wear O,
2o9o of. 9.eS to 1893 dresses
for the junior miss OF 100. And
In the glamour department, ex-
quisite natural mink stoles and
eopes for Sl99 plus tox. Yes,
rs lodles' day every doy In
: The Heeht Co.'S 62nd Ami
\versory Sole. Even the young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
REPORTS FOR DUTY MAY ~
Yonks to Lose Kubek
To Army Reserves

interested in going into the
reserve after the season. "
Fishell said. I'VE don't think
this is a regular preinduction
physical. However, until we
talk to Tony and find what
the story is we wouldn't know"
Casey Stengel. Yankee man.
ager. was not available immedi-
ately for comment.
Kubek played several outfield
and infleld positions last year
and Stengel had him playing
regularly at shortstop this
spring. When he was hurt in
an exhibition game recently,
Casey moved Gil McDougald
from second base back to his
old shortstop position and in
stalled Bobby Richardson at
second. The same setup prob,
ably will be used when .Kubek
leaves.
Loss Of Kubek win not Grip
pie the Yankee infield but it
will cut into Casey's maneu-
variability. The 6-foot-3 Mil
waukeean batted .297 last sea
son and could 1T In almost
anywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
BAY AREA WILD
Honeymoon
UnderW
For Giants
BY WILLIAM HINES
star stan Writer

SAN FRANCISCO, April is.
This city that knows how"
took big league baseball to its
hospitable bosom yesterday in
a shower Of orchids and rose
petal confetti--the kind they
use at weddings.
The symbolism In San Fran
cisco's greeting to the former
New York Giants couldn't have
been more appropriate. Fans
by the hundreds Of thousands
are predicting an endless
honeymoon for the city by the
Golden Gate and the former
heroes Of Coogan's Bluff.
Thousands lined Market
street to watch the major
leaguers pour into town. Then
a full-scale parade materialized
near the historic Ferry Build
ing and moved hilariously
down cavernouS Montgomery
street. the Wall Street of the
West. After the parade. the
street was almost knee-deep in
ticker tape and confetti.
Louis Lurie, a San Fran
cisco flnancier with q fair
ordered the Welcoming Com
mittee to buy UP all the con-
fetti In Northern California
land send me the bill" The
bill must have been a whopper,
to Judge from the outpourings
of countless windows.
AS the Giants reached the
See COAST. Page A-22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
ADVERTISEMENT
The Whole
TOWNS TALKING
By Bob Wolff

sters, who ore no rockies In
sowing money. either. come in
for their shore OF fine volues.
IS TO $50 boys and Girls
shoes for 800. 500 Girls
sundresses for 800. Boys
double-knee ieons, reoulorly
2.29. for 20. And ployweor
for the smallest fry OF o4c OF 3
for ESQ. For the fomiIy, how
obout o 1899 electric hair
clipper set for 500? And 81
jumbo oorment boys OF 2 for
S39 And when il comes TO
things for the house, The
Hecht Co, is your home bose!
In this 62nd Anniversary Sole,
you can sove 2ooo and more
on needs for every room. All
wool broodloom in handsome
new eoIors OF 500 50. I'd. 4.oo
Sunmer-weioht blonkets z for
1925. Berwick seotter rugs at
o hioh-seore sowing OF 4oo6
off. 7.99 luxuriously Iona
printed drow droperies at IS o
poir. With June weddings COM
ING up, here's O hondsome
bridoI gift: 1895 VIM. Rogers
5o-piece silver set for 1879.
With summer around the cor
ner and outdoor Iivino looming
up, you won't want 10 miss
these other 62nd Anniversary
volues OF The Heeht CO.
ChiIloir 20" portoble electric
fans for $500. And So COR
den hose for 2.2e. Aluminium
folding ehoirs for 500, ond
stock chairs for 500. Or how
about o redwood picnic set with
s. toble and two benches for
1899. Or. for the Youngsters.
o netol outdoor sondbox with
scots OF 1892 II would toke
longer than O double heoder 10
tell you obout oil the fine buw
in this important event. So sove
time, Sove money, too. Go 10
ony OF the 3 Hecht Co. stores
Washington, Silver Spring or
PARkinoton) and enjoy the
thrill Of eotehino 2ooo sovinos
and more. There ore extra
shopping hours, too, and cosy
parking, with credit OF your
service. Here's the sport thot's
set the whole town toIkino--
the sport OF sowing money!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

MILWAUKEE,. April is up.
Tony Kubek. whom Manager
Casey Stengel expected to be
the Yankees regular shortstop
this season, will be sworn in
Thursday for six months active
duty with the Army Reserve.
Mai. Gerald Murine. COM
mander Of the South Side
Army Reserve Training Gen.
ter, said last years American
League rookie Of the year will
leave here May "a to begin
active duty.
The 20 : year old Kubek
passed his physical test at Gen.
Mitchell Field last Wednesday
during a mysterious trip to his
home town.
Kubek must enlist by April
10 TO be eligible for the six.
month Reserve program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

J, WInner--Hamos I-UI. Loser-suI
itvan t0-ll.
U-Rommel. Berry. Paparella. Homo
chick. T-2:l2. A-26.07b.
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Senators Add Own Touch
As Game Starts New Era,
Ramos and Yost Raise !,
Hopes Of Surge at Stort

crashed q two-run homer In
the third. and the Senators re-
warded Pedro with a hearten-
ing comeback at the plate.
Pedro's job virtually assures
him Of facing the Red Sox
again when the Senators re-
turn home Saturday for the
opener Of a two-game series.
He now has a 1875 lifetime
mark against Boston and Is
certain to get continuing op-
portunities to ernbellish the
record. 80.
Meanwhile, the burden shifts
to Pascual, who will be opposed
by highlander Connie John
son. Pascual. who has q SIS
lifetime mark against the
Orioles, lost four of five decl-
sions against them last season.
johnson is ST against Wash.
ington since crashing the ma
jors and was 2-3 against the
Senators last year.
Herzog Not Forgotten
Manager Cookie Lavagetto
isn't standing pat on his lineup.
He'll send Lou Berberet behind
the plate, supplanting Clint
Courtney. and he limited that
Whitley Herzog might replace
Able Pearson in centerf1eld.
II haven't forgotten that
Whitley did a job for me In
exhibitions" Cookie said. He
deserves q chance and he's
going to get it."
The Senators will be clashing
with the Orioles four times In
the next six games, and Cookie
hopes to remain on the right
side Of the ledger at Baltimore's
expense. He's after a squirt, hop.
Continued on Page All, Col. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star stan Writer


BALTIMORE. April 15.-The
sassy Senators are league lead
ers for a day and hope to pro-
long the pleasantness by mar
ring the orioles opener today.
CamiIo Pascual will strive to
match the triumph scored by
his Cuban buddy. Pedro Ramos.
yesterday. Ramos. Ed Yost and
Jim Lemon were the principal
figures in the Senators So VIC
tory over the Red Sox before
President Eisenhower and &c.
675 happy customers in the
major league opener at Grit
fifth Stadium.
Pascual and Chuck Stobbs.
who will oppose the Orioles
Thursday night after an open
date tomorrow. could stimulate
quick interest in the Senator's
II they approach the five-hit
effectiveness of Ramos against
the Red Sox.
Pathetic pitching is supposed
to be one Of the reasons the
Senator's are choices to return
to their cellar berth. They had
the worst earned-run average
in the majors last year. but
there was little evidence of in
eptneSs In Ramos performance
against Boston.
Saved by YOSt
Ramos recovered from a
shaky start, with the aid of
a desperation lunge by Yost,
who grabbed Jackie Jensen's
liner when the bases were
loaded with none out in the
first inning. Ramos held the
Red Sox to two hits in the
final six innings. after Jensen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

ne Underwood Irony was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
PROBABLE
PITCHERS
u957 Pitchers Reeordsl
AMERICAN LEAGUE

u957 Pitchers ReeordsD
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Baltimore-Paseua
ts-l7D vs. johnson u4-1D.
New York ~ Boston--Larsen d0-D
vs. Nixon N2-13l.
Kansas City ct Cleveland-oarver
(6-13 vs.. Score t2-D.
Detroit at chlcaGo-BunninG f20-e)
vs.. Pierce t20-i2D.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Cineinnati--Robert
U0-22l W, Lawrence ue-10.
Pittsburgh 81 Mllwaukee--Yriend
chicago q 81. touis-Brosnan t5-Sl
Los ANGELES at san Franelseo--Drys-
dale u7-9D vs.. Comes l5-10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
STANDINGS

OAMES IODAH
yashlngton at Baltimore. 2:05 pm.
New York At Boston,
Detroit ct Chicago.
YEsffRDAYss INSULTS
Washlnston. 5: Boston. 2.
fOnly Game Scheduledl
GAMES TOMORROW
Detroit ct ch!caeo.
Kansas City ct Cleveland.
New York at Boston.
tonly Games echeduied)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY
Los Angeles at San Francisco,
Chicago at St. Louis.
Pittsburgh ct Milwaukee.
PHILADELPHIA at Cincinnati.
GAMES TOMORROW
Los Angeles at San Francisco.
(Only Game Scheduled)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

BOSTON. April IS (R.-word
that Shortstop Tony Kubek
would be sworn in for Army
Reserve duty Thursday caught
Yankee forces here by surprise
today.
Bob Fishell, Yankees pub
licity man. said. That's the
first I've heard Of it."
Fishell's reaction was: ut
sounds ridiculous: he hasn't
even been called to regular
military service"
Kubek was not with the ball
club. which plays the Red Sox
here today. He was in New
York for treatment Of a pulled
leg muscle.
Fishell said he had talked
with General Manager George
Weiss in New York and he
knows absolutely nothine
about 1t.
I'VE understood Tony was
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

mjeseci Dol Sc je opet povratila
i wise nije bilo pomoti tako je
zatvorila svoje trudne oci zauvi-
jek.
Bila je rodjena 1891. godine u
selu Kamenci, opcina Sosice. u
zumberku. U Ameriku je dosla
1909. udala sc "a Mike Bukvic
8. januara 1910. Cijelo vrijeme Ii
Well su slozi ljubavi, najprije
u Whiting, Ind, onda u Phoenix,
Arizona, da sprovedu posljednje
dane svoga zivota. Dosi su u
Phoenix sa prestupnom listom il
odsjeka 81 kojem su bill 35 go
dina odsjek 97S, ovdje Sc ma
stanil u svojem hjepom vlastitom
domu. Pokojnica je isto bila ak
tivna clanica Hrvatsko-Americkog
Kluba u ovom mjestu.
Ira sebe. ostavlja ozaloscenoga
supruga Mike, diva sina William
i Johni jednu snahu Jean u Whit
ing, Ind, dvije kceri Martha Hol-
lis zeta u New Yorku Helen
Hollis zeta u New Yorku Helen
Zajec i zeta Van Nuys, Calf,
i pet unucadi, te tri sestre Mia
Dragisic u Chicago, Ill.,, Ana Gu
rovic u Cleveland, Ohio Maru u
domovini, diva brata John Badovi-
nae Cleveland, Ohio, i Dako Ba-
dovinac u domovini.
Pokojnica je lijepo odgojila svo-
ju djecu ponosila Sc NINA, a
i djeca su Sc ponosila majkom,
koji su. je svi pohodili svake go
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
MARIJA MILINKOVIC

Treca je sestra Marija Milinko-
vic, IS godina stara, dugogodisnja
clanica odsjeka 261 HBZ., dobra
supruga, majka baka, koja je du-
lie vremena bolovala ma 81. ma
ia 1858. zatvorila svoje trudne oci
zauvijek.
Tijelo pokojnice bilo je izlozeno
Il pogrebnom zavodu John Schaft
Tu Sc je pokazalo da je pokojnica
bila obljubljena u koioniji imala
"nnogo prijatelja, koji okitise ME
odar s krasnim vijencima cvi-
medju kojima je bio vie
- naseg odsjeka.
Ma 8. juna krenula je zalosna
povorka cd pogrebnog zavoda do
hrvatske katolicke crkve Sv. All
gustina, gdje je odsluzena misa
zadusnica sa prodikom, koju je
odrzao mas zupnik, Rev. Blaz Jer-
kovic. Buduei da je pokojnica pri-
padala Oltarskom Drustvu tre-
Gem Order of st Francis, cetiri
misnika SUI ju ispratili il crkve.
Pokopana je ma Holy Cross Grob-
lju, gdje Sc je ime odsjeka 261
S njome oprostio brat Josip Bre-
ber.
Sestro Milinkovic, neka ii bude
lahka ova gruda zemlje u kojoj
vec pocivas, a tvome suprugu, y
ci unucadi, zetu snahama naSe
iskreno saucesce.
Andrew Zivcic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

vala "a mas odsjek, Hrvatski Dom,
Oltarsko drustvo Sveta Tereza
bivsi klub Katarina Zrinska, u ko-
me je bila predsjednica puno 60
dina. njezinom smrcu nasa ko-
lonija je izgubila jednu vrlo ak
tivnu clanicu.
Pokojnica liza sepe ostavlja ras-
tuzenog supruga Eli, sina Nick,
dvije kcerke, Mrs. Frances Vojvo-
da Mrs. Marie Desmond u East
Chicago, Ind, staroj domovini
brata Ivicu Orsanic, sestru Katica
sunajko, dvadeset pet unucadi
troje praunucadi.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlo-
zeno kapeli nasih pogrebnika,
julius Raymond Prusiecki, gdje
joj odar bio iskicen sa mnogobroj-
MIN vijencima cvijeca cd rodbine,
kumova j prijatelja, medju kojima
Sc je nalazio vijenac cd naseg od-
sjeka Hrvatskog Donna, u kome
je ona bila clanica cd dana kad je
bio ustrojen.
21. juna krenula je zalosna po-
vorka cd kapele pogrebnika do
hrvatske crkve Presveto Trojstvo,
gdje je odsluzio svetu misu mas
Rev. Paul Bogovich, a nakon cr-
kvenih obreda do st. John grob-
lja u Hammond, Ind. U povorki
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
ANTON KOLIC

Stamford, Conn. - Ovime jaw
ljamo zalosnu West, da je odsjek
broj 616 HBZ. sa smrcu izgubio
svoga clana, brata Antona Kolica,
koji je umro 21. augusta 1857, u
mjestu Pravotina, kraj karlovca,
B Hrvatska, Jugoslavija.
Pokojni brat Kolic bio je vrlo
aktivni Clan naseg odsjeka, koji je
bio bivsi predsjednik i mnoge dru-
&c casti obavljao u nasem odsje-
ku. Bio je clanom HBz. nekih 40
godina.
Stalno je tezio da vidi svoju ro-
djenu domovinu, te prosle godine
odluci da tamo ode, tamo ga je
pricekala smrt, da je morao da
umre. Njegovi sinovi su dopremi-
II njegovo mrtvo tijelo ovdje u
Stamford, Conn.,, tako da je polo-
pan u America, pokraj svoje po-
kojne supruge Marie, koia je u
mrla 1858.
Ovdje u. Stamford, Conn. ostala
81 njegova djeca, tri sina jedna
kter, svi clanovi naseg odsjeka.
Neka je poko1nom pratu Antonu
. Kolicu lahka crna zemlja u kojoj
pociva, njegovoj djeci i ostaloj
rodbini nase iskreno saucesce.
N. M. Lukach, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
Ia crkvu u Lipniku

Kansas City, kans. - Milo
dari "a popravak crkve Sv. Ilije
u Lipniku, opcina Ribnik, Hrvat-
ska. Sakupili smo lijepu svotu
cd $503.0O, sto je hvale vrije-
dino. Draga brace sestre, vi
ste dokazali vasim darcima, da
visoko cijenite mas mill rodni
kraj, i mas tamo siromasni, ali
dobri narod. Hvala vam svima
Sakupitelji: Branko Car, Jela
Dolinar Frank Cavlovic.
Darovatelji su kako slijedi:
Pc $1,000: Odsjek 35 HBZ
Draga Brusan, Branko Car
Mike Draskovic Ivan Klemen.
cic, Izidor Sopcic.
Pc $500: Mara Ratkaj, Site
pan Secan.
Pc $500: Ivan Tomasic,
Frank Dehlic, John Plavan
Nick Dragastin, Milan Dragas-
tin, Matt Skradski, Steve Gorup,
Mike Sambol, John Cavlovic, Ig-
nae Sopcic, Paul Secan, Steve
Ropar Son, lila Mara Kralj
Kata Peresko, Helen Dolinar
Helen. Brajak, Mary Sambol
(Draganova), Kata Sambol, Jim
Skradski, Ignac Srbelj, Paul
Millie Jarmek, Draga Rehoric
Mary Sopcic, Mary Donnie, Mike
Yadric, Mato Tomasic, Joe Cav.
lovic, Juro Fabac, Stanko Jar.
nevit, Kata Listar, Ljuba Jarsu.
lie.
Pc $4.OO: Mirko Yarnevic
Slavko Secan, Nick Rahija, Ma.
ry Tomasic, Rose Cavlovic, Mary
Novosel, Kata Modrcin.
Po $500: Marko Fabac, Matt
Modrcin, Mirko Ofak, Ljudevit
Listar, John Listar, Ivan Kladu.
San, Nick Mus, Mary Crnic, Pc.
tar Macan, George Juratovic
Vinko Fabac, Mary Yadric.
Po $500: John Juratovic
Mike Barbaric, Tom Jarmek
Frank Ratkaj, Mike Rahija
Steve Ladesic, Tom Secan, Mike
Dehlic, Tony zugecic, Tony To
mccall, Tony Mihelic, Jim Kolic
Joe Mihelic, Ivan Frankovic
Ivan Bucan, John Tomasic
Steve Jarsulic, Kata Pestak
Sofia Bert, Dora Vrabac, Anna
Rahija, Mary Vrabac, Heller
Fabac, Mike Sopcic, Martin Goj
merac, Mary Juran, Mary Mi
hello, Verka Nastav, John P
Ribich, Stanko cavlovic, Marke
Bosiljevac. I,a.e Aih~lii
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
dine II phOe1ixll.

Qlne u fnOenlXu.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je iz-
lozeno kod A. l.. Moore pogreb-
nika "a diva dana, 7. 8. juna, ta-
ko da su clanovi odsjeka, Hrvat-
skog Americkog kluba / prijate-
Iii mogli doci odati joj posljednju
pocast. zelja pokojnice je bila, da
bude pokopana u Whiting, Ind,
gdje je zivjela sa suprugom die
com veci dio zivota. Ma 8. juna u
5 sati poslije podne sakupilo Sc
mnogo naroda, clanova odsjeka,
kluba i prijatelja, koji SUI izmolili
krunicu "a pokoj njezine duse, a
nakon toga tijelo pokojnice je OF
premljeno Whiting, Ind. bilo
nanovo izlozeno II. 12. juna kod
Kosior pogrebnika. Ma 13. juna
povorka je krenula sa mnogo au-
tomobila do st. John Crkve, gdje
je odsluzena sveta misa sa tri sve-
cenika, a liza toga do st. John
Groblja u Hammond, Ind, gdje je
njezino tijelo predano majci zem-
Iii ma vjecni pocinak. U svom Ii
votu je VOLTA odgajati cvijece o.
ko svoga donna, pa je tako ME
zin odar bio okicen tolikim bro
jem vijenaca cvijeta, kojeg Sc nj
. kada prize toliko nije vidjelo kod
pogreba.
Sestro prijateljice Marta Buk-
vic, neka ii bude lahka ova gruda
zemlje, cd odsjeka, kluba pri-
jatelja, tvomu suprugu, djeci u
nucadi naSe iskreno saucesce.
MarOin COlsOn, tai.