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troit's new Croatian Natl
Home. She is a member Of
Nest 31S.
The daughter of John and
Anna Marelich, and the only
granddaughter of Mrs. Bel
cich, Rose Ann is 16 years Of
age, s. 1" tall, and has brown
hair and brown eyes.
She attends Pershing
High School and is taking
a college prep course with
the high hope of following
a career in the noble field
of nursing.
Together with her parents,
she is an active member Of the
"Slavulj" Singing Society,
plays the Prim with the jun
ior Tamburitza Orchestra,
sings in the Church Choir,
and does a very beautiful job
Of playing the piano.
Her hobby - sports; SWIM
ming, hunting, fishing. She
loves them all.
We wish her all the luck IN
the world as she devotes her.
self these last several days
before Sept. 1 to selling tic
kets and thus earning moro
votes In this very exciting
race to see who will rule al
the King and Queen Of the
new Croatian Home.
Wilma Kodak, Pub.
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and Nicholas Kokotovich, well
known and loved as true Lii
cani.
He graduated from Mad
ison Heights High School,
where he was Treasurer of
his class, President of the
Student Council and an ac-
tive member of various 9TH
er school clubs.
Top football star of the
school, Ivan was a 4 letter.
man and was given the win
ming football.
Our young contestant has
his heart set on following a
career in the field of Elec-
tronics and has a scholarship
to the University Of Detroit
waiting for him after compile
ton of service in the U. S.
You have now met all of
our contestants who are men,
bers of either Lodge 351 or
Nest 318. It is our hope that
you will help them in their
task of soliciting votes.
My best wishes 60 out to
each one Of you. Good luck!
Wilma Kodak
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Greater Pittsburgh Festivities VIII
Take Place In Three District Cenfers
Twenty-Seventh Renewal of Croatian Day
Tribute To Society's Younger Generation
CONTINUED From PaGo ~
KOlo Finals Aug. 81

Kolo Finals Aug. 81
Following the time honored
custom, there wilF be the
usual folk dancing at the
Lower Pavilion, No. 1, ad-
joining the Penny Arcade,
which will feature the music
of the Muselin Continentals.
Semi-finals In the kolo
popularity contest will be
conducted during the eve
ming dance, the only re-
striction is that every con-
testant be q member of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
The finals in the kolo COM
petition will be held among
the semi i-finalists selected at
Kennywood Park with the
winners to be determined at
the Post -Croatian Day Re-
union, at the Croatian Home,
4th and Antisbury Streets, in
Rankin, on Sunday evening,
August 31st, at which time
the 1858 Kolo popularity Miss
and Mr.. will be selected and
awarded trophies donated by
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
From the loud speakers
throughout the Park you will
enjoy the native songs, music
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Supreme Treasurer, Board President
In Cleveland Sunday For Fraterna| Day
Crowning of 1858 Popularity Queen To
Climax COlOrsul Afternoon Festivities
(C0ntinued From P. ~
CONTINUED From p. ~

atian Fraternal Unions Board
of Trustees and for many
years the Secretary Of Camp
bell Lodge 185.
On to more Of the lighter
side of life then as the Nest
55 Kolo Group takes to the
stage under the direction of
Nest Manager Mrs. Anna
Rescic.
Hail To New Queen!
Climaxing the Program will
be four more very interesting
numbers.
The first will be the ap-
pearance of the Balkan"
Singing Society under the di-
rection of Vladimir Maleckar,
who will be followed by the
youthful 'Zagreb" Tamburit-
"a Orchestra in a special Sc
lection of numbers.
And from there to the
principal speaker Of the
day, Martin Krasich, Pitts
burgh, the Supreme Treas
urer of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union of America.
Finally, the crowning Of the
United Lodges 1858 Popular
ity Queen and the announce
ment Of the names Of the va
rious award winners.
Later, and throughout the
remainder of the festivities,
dancing to tamburitza music,
pleasant moments around the
refreshment bars, and renew
ing Of old acquaintances as
Greater Cleveland's 22nd An
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and melodies Of the centuries
old tamburitza throughout the
afternoon and evening.
The park itself will provide
entertainment with a Free
Act featuring Suicide Simon
= The Man Who Blows Him
self Up-at 4:3O in the after
noon and again at 9::30 in the
evening.
Labor Day Reunion
Following the usual custom
established along with the
celebration of Croatian Day,
the Post -Croatian Day Re-
union will be held on Sunday
evening, ut the Croatian
home, 4tn ana AntlsDury
Streets, in Rankin.
The Muselin Continentals
will present a concert pro-
gram beginning at 8 o'clock
followed by dance music.
The third in the series of
Croatian Day celebrations
will conclude on Monday,
Labor Day, with an out
door reunion at the Gro
attain Center, off Babcock
Boulevard, in Millvale, Pa.
The popular Polka Tams
Of Mckeesport will provide
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South St. Paul Set For Annual State Conference
Minnesotans In 2-Day Rally

and Joseph Vucich, So. Chi
cago, Ill.
Bro. Sarich is the Super
intendent of the CFU Chill
dren's Home; bro. Saban a
member of the Children's
Home Board; bro. Vucich
the Secretary of the CFU's
United Lodges of So. Chi
cago Committee.
These guests will be for
mally introduced to the Dele
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Farrell Jr. '1ammies
In Youngstown Sept. !

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
Joe Marmilich and his Balkan
Serenaders Orchestra will
sponsor their Annual Labor
Day Picnic on Monday, Sep
tember /, at the Holy Trinity
S e r bian Church picnic
grounds, located on Laird
Avenue in Youngstown.
In the event Of rain, the
festivities will be carried on
in the church hall.
The menu for the day will
include hot dogs, ice cream,
home made cookies and cool
ing refreshments, and from
1900 noon on barbecued lamb
will be sold at a nominal price
of $1.25 per pound.
Beginning at 400 pm.
music will be furnished by
the Sloga Junior Tamburit-
zans of Farrell, Pa, who
are directed by Mr.. f. G.
KOSS.
The group will play, sing,
and dance, while attired in
colorful native costumes.
CFU. members and friends
Of the Balkan Serenaders are
invited to attend.
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Rose koIakovich
After More Votes
End Of Contest
Is Around Corner

DETROIT - A young lady
who literally "eats, sleeps,
and talks" the tamburitza
arts is now making a last
minute drive to be crowned
Queen of this city's new Gro
attain Natl Home. The coro-
nation will take place Labor
Day, Sept. I.
She is Miss Rose Ann Ko-
lakovich, a member of Junior
Order Nest 318 and the love-
ly 15-year-old daughter of
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gates during the Conference.
So will all other out-of-state
leaders who find themselves
in our midst Saturday and
Sunday, Aug. 30-31.
To all - dobro nam dosli
to So. st Paul. May your
stay in our midst be a most
pleasant and memorable one.
Frank Juricich, Pres.
Anton F. Spraitz, Sec'y.
State CFTU Federation
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of America; James M.
Hare, Secretary of the
State of Michigan; and Ma
ry Beck, President of the
Detroit Common Council.

Next greetings from two
very popular local CF'U mem
bers and distinguished civic
leaders, Cleveland Council
men John F. Kovacic and
Wilson M. Latkovic.
Musical and vocal selec-
tons by the Cleveland Tam
buritza Symphony and a solo
by Mrs. Maria Procer will
round out the first half of
the Program.
Former CFU Official
With Mrs. Jean Robich
Russ directing, the Euclid
Kolo Kids will inaugurate the
second portion of the after
noon "show" on a stirring
note.
Next to appear before the
audience and extend greet
ings and best wishes will be
John Birek, Director of the
local Croatian Radio Hour,
and John Kovach, a Democra-
tic State Representative can
didate in the forthcoming
elections and a former Sec-
retary Of the Sick Benefit
Dept of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union of America.
And again q pleasant in
terlude, this time to enjoy
more selections by the ever
popular Tamburitza Sym
phony.
Following which will come
an address Of Importance
from Milan Skrtic, Campbell,
Ohio, President Of the Gro
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Chicago 81 Sec'y. Now
A Resident OF befWyn

CHICAGO This is to no.
tify the members Of CFU
"Sloboda" Lodge 80 that the
Secretary's address has been
changed.
In the future please mail
all dues and other lodge busi-
ness to Laddie Slamar, 1929
So. Gunderson Ave., Berwyn,
Illinois.
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nual "Fraternal Day" is rel
egated to history.
Welcome to Cleveland on
Sunday, Aug. 81!
Frank NJ. Movrich, Sec'y.
United Lodges Committee
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Ivan kokotovich
In Home Contest
Madison Hi Grad
Would Be Monarch

DETROIT, Mich. - The
last of the contestants to en-
ter the Grand Opening King
and Queen Contest is Ivan
Nicholas Kokotovich.
Ivan, who transferred to
Lodge 351 after his 18th
birthday, is the son of Slavka
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tho entertainment IN d
dance music.

So, when you plan your La
Dor Day weekend Of outdoor
activity, include Saturday,
August 30th, at Kennywood
Park; Sunday evening, Aug
ust 31st, at the Croatian
Home in Rankin; and on La
Dor Day, September list, at
the Croatian Center, in Mill
yale.
Anthony Brajdic, Sec'y.
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Rose Mare|ich Is
Set For Crowninq
Labor Day Payoff
Concern OF Moment

DETROIT - Miss Rose
Ann Marelich is among the
four young ladies seeking the
right to rule on Labor Day,
Sept. 1, as the Queen of De-
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who sold the most "ducats"
and has the right to rule al
King and Queen on Sept. 1.
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yesLeryedr.
Long Awaited Moment
The celebration proper will
open on Saturday, Aug. 30,
in high style.
Following the blessing of
the new structure at 5 pm.
sharp, the Homes "Kum or
Kuma" will cut the traditional
ribbon wrapping" the build
ing and officially unlock it's
portals.
The guests may then ga
ther around the festive
board and enjoy a delicious
family-style supper to be
served by the members of
the Nest 318 Mothers
Club.
During the evening hours
entertainment is to be provi-
ded by a tamburitza ensemble,
a choral group, an accordion
ist, and other talented per-
formers. A comic skit will add
to the merriment.
Refres h m e n t s will be
served at all hours from 5
pm. until closing time.
Natl, State Leaders
The second day of the holi-
day kend celebration
should be a great one.
Highlight of the Sunday,
Aug. 81, festivities Will be a
Banquet and Program start
ing at 1870 pm.
Dignitaries from all walks
of life are scheduled to be on
hand for the Banquet, some
of whom will address the Gel
ebrants.
Among the guest speak
ers will be V. l. Mandich,
Supreme President of the
Croatian Fraternal Union
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(Note: - Michigan's Gov. G.
Mennen Williams has also been
invited to speak on the occasion.
However, in the absence Of any
official notification from the
New Home Committee, We are
unable to say that he will be
present Aug. 81
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CR0ATIAN DAY PROGRAM
(ime Shown Is Daylight Savings Time)
SATURDAY, AUGUST soth
KENNYwooD PARK, PITTSBURGH Pa
500 Pm. MAIN PROGRAM ,.",.......,. Music Plaza
L. National Anthems ..."."."."..... Lucille Muselin
Soprano Solost
g. Invocation ...... Reverend Charles N. Georgevch
Pastor St. Mary's Rc. Croauan Church. Rankin, Pa
g. Opening Remarks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. John r. Segna
Chairman, Greater Pgh Croatian Day Committee
f. Selections Pittsburgh Junior Tamburitzans
Direction of John Gregurich
(a) Tamburitza March
(b) Medley of Folk Tunes
(c) Ako ST Prosa Spat
(d) Accordion Melodies
(e) Dalmatian Medley
(f) Kolo Dances
s. Violin Selections ................. Andrea Brczak
CFU Nest 1922 Braddock Pa
g. CROATIAN DAY FEATURE ammonium. Music Plaza
The Muselin Continentals of Chicago, Ill.
Solost - Lucille Muselin
(a) Tambura Moja
(b) Terra Lenka
(c) Mladi Mornari-Kad Mjesec zablsta
(d) Kreni Kreni
(e) Kapetan COMEDY Skit)
(f) Hrvatski Sinovi
T. Introduction of Guest Guy Mitchell
TV and Recording Artist
g. FOLK Dances Junior and Senior groups OF CFU
Lodge 1884, Cokeburg, Pa.
Direction of Bernard Luketich
g. God Bless America .............. Lucille Musein
and the Entire Ensemble
845 PM Croatian National Dance at the Lower Pa
viion No. featuring the semfnals in the Koo
popularity Contest. Continuous dance music by the
Muselin Continentals 6a
$3.50 PM. Suicide Smon-The Man Who Blows Himself
Up-in thrilling act you will always treasure among
the memories Of Croatian Day.
."a" SUNDAY, AUGUST 31st
POsT-CROATIAN DAY CONCERT
500 PM - The Annual PostCroatian Day Concert and
Dance will take place at Ranlzins Croatan Home, 4th
and Antsbury Streets. The finals in the Kolo Popu-
larity Contest will take place during the evening.
Music by the Museln Continentals of Chicago Illinois
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st
Labor Day.
CROATIAN DAY REUNION PICNIC
1900 NOON An outdoor Reunion Picnic will be held at
the Croatian Center, off Babcock Boulevard Milvale
The popular Polka Tams of McKeesport will play for
dancing. Refreshments and barbecued lamb will be
served. Everybody is welcome!
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SO. ST. PAUL - The An
nual Conference of the Gro
attain Fraternal Unions Min
nesota State Federation of
Lodges will take place here
Saturday and Sunday, August
in the Croatian Home,
445 Second Ave. So, So. St.
Paul.
1t will be noted by all Dele
gates to the Conference that
a day has been added to the
original agenda.
The day Saturday,
Aug. 30 will see the stag
ing of a special CFU Train
ing School for Lodge and
Nest Officials under the SUI
pervision of bro. Joseph
Bella, Pittsburgh, the Su-
preme Secretary of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
The School session will be
called to order at 2 pm. sharp
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
minnesota Rally"

and take place in the Croa-
tian Home.
All Federation Delegates
are most cordially invited to
attend these highly informa-
tive lectures on the Croatian
Fraternal Union and come
prepared to ask any questions
they may have pertaining to
the Society's certificates, ben
efits, etc.
Aug. 31st Hectic Day
The Annual State Confer
ence will be held, as originally
announced, on Sunday, Aug.
81, in So. St. PauPs Croatian
Home and start promptly at
HOO am.
At II noon the Delegates,
together with in e r e st e d
guests, will be served a deli
cious repast prepared by the
members of local CFU Lodges
316 and 742.
The Conference will a
gain convene at 100 pm.
and continue throughout
most of the afternoon.
Addressing the Delegates
during the afternoon session
will be bro. Bella, who will
talk on such currently inter-
esting CF'U topics as the So
ciety's 2-year Membership
Campaign, the recently char
tered Scholarship Foundation,
Inc, revision Of Bylaws well
in advance Of the 1859 Con-
vention in Detroit, etc., etc.
The final order Of business
will see the Delegates elect
ing their State Federation Of
ficial family for the following
year and participating in dis
cussions for the good Of the
order.
A supper will be served
shortly after adjournment.
Out-of-State Guests
Interesting to note is that
several prominent out-of-state
CFU officials and leaders are
planning to attend the State
Federation sessions.
These include bros. Nick D.
Sarich, Des PLANES, Ill.,, Jo-
seph Saban, Crystal Lake, ILL.,,
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1900 NOON An outdoor Reunion Picnic will be held al
the Croatan Center off Babcock Boulevard, Millvale
The popular Polka Tams Of McKeesport will play fol
dancing. Refreshments and barbecued lamb will bt
served. Everybody is welcome!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
FASHION NOTEBOOK
TheProper
Attire for a
Wedding
BY ELEM
star Fashion Writer

Been to q wedding lately?
We have and got what
amounted to q real fashion
shock.
We believe In the saying
that all brides look beau
tiful." They do. The BRIDE
groom always seems worried
but always manages to stand
up to the strains Of ''Lo-
hengrin."
The wedding guests?
They're really sometimes too
much to bear. They can look
extremely we'll dressed or
completely disinterested in
the subject Of what to wear
to q wedding. The 'in-
vited" sometimes look as If
they didn't realize they were
going to the wedding.
Being invited to a wedding
has its obligations. 1t has
nothing to do with the gift
you send. but it certainly
has a lot to do with the way
you look attending the we'd
ding reception.
For one thing sports at
tire is out. Weddings are ro-
mantle events. They're a
dressed-up event to be sure.
Women wedding guests
should try to add to the
beauty of the scene. Their
dresses shouldn't compete
with the bride but should
certainly add to the festive
quality of her wedding.
If you're a wedding guest,
try and dress like you are
really q member of the we'd
ding party. Slipping cham
payne is certainly gayer when
the wedding guest is dressed
appropriately for the grand
occasion. y
Wear your most attractive
small hat or a veil trimmed
with tiny flowers-but wear
a pretty headcovering. Gloves
are de rigueur. Don't get
decked out like a Christmas
tree with lots of bangles,
baubles and beads but do at
tempt dresSier accessorizing
than you would for a lunch
con in town.
That summer sun tan may
look great in a sun dress but
wear something a bit more
subdued to the church cere-
mony. Also sun-tanned legs
should have stockings over
them no matter how tanned
they are.
The wedding guest who
shows up to an afternoon or
evening wedding in chiffon,
silk organza, lace or one Of
the exciting new dressy cot
tons is bound to get the COM
pliments. She'll also look like
she paid attention to the
wedding invitation that said
that 'Mr. and Mrs. So and
So request the honor of your
presence"
They'll be honored to have
her as a wedding guest and
not have to evade answering
the question, Whoever is
THAT?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
News Women
PlQn Serenude

The incoming and outgoing
presidents of the American
Newspaper Women's Club
will be honored by club men,
bers at a June Serenade to-
morrow at the clubhouse
from 6 to 8 pm.
Miss Mary Haworth, the
outgoing president, is being
replaced by Mrs. Alice Cur
ran.
Miss Margaret Davis is
chairman of the Serenade
and Mrs. James L. Houghtel-
ing is co-chairman. Mrs. Hope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
THE BRIDE WORE

LACE - Bridal doy
prettiness is achieved
in the attendants pink
silk oroonzo dress
trim m I'd with self
roses at the neckline.
A whisper of illusion
yelling with delicate
roses keeps her hoirdo
perfect during the eor-
den ceremony. The
bride wears q bell
shaped imported Chan
tiIly lace bridal. gown
with q scolIoped hem
line and q double
crown sequlned heod-
dress. From Rizik's.
-Stor .Stoff Photos by
Gene Abbott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

Rulings Miller is in charge
of hospitality for the day.
New officers who will serve
with Mrs. Curran are: first
vice president, Helen Thomas;
second vice president. Flea
nor Griest; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Peggy Whedon;
corresponding secretary,
Katharine Lucy johnson;
treasurer, Pat Oliver, and
historian, Mrs. Maxine
Cheshire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Questers to Meet

The Potomac Chapter of
the Questers' will hold a
luncheon meeting Tuesday at
1880 pm. at the home Of
Mrs. Walter Dutton, $3.50
Tunlaw road NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

ATTRACTIVE WEDDING GUEST-Your be
stondout at the wedding reception wearing
this white oroondy sheath with tunc high
lighted with yellow embroidery The chincho
copelet will stove off cool summer evening
breezes. This wedding reception fashion starred
at the opening Of the Sheroton-Pork Hotels
new patio terroce at q luncheon-foshon show.
Rzk fashions took over the runwoy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
JUNE SAVINGS EVENT!

Starting tomorrow, in all 8 Hecht Co.
top-name corset shops, savings ON
these tOp-fashiOn girdles for limited
time only -. then back to regular
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

The chenise cut, the bouffont
couture, the pixie oil the
new summer hair styles look
prettier, ore eosier 10 core for
when they're bosed on O
Reolistic Permanent.
Realistic imports sprinoy,
mountaineering curls tF1ot
provide needed body e..
thot keep your hoir
lively lookino-even on hot,
humid summer doys otter
swimming. Coll MA. $500
for on appointment. You moy
use your Choroe Account,
Beauty Scholastic Floor.
Washington.
2Rd Floor, Silper Spring and
PARRiHctoH
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Victor McLoolen. 1l:l5-o
sRslurs II ~ Whlsiies." le4e
MichosI Cucns. li.2o-J
Tussdey' An.
"Lsvs q > Bss." 1886. Cane Roy
Wond. iO.Oo-5
Tussdsy PM.
"sssis's Assssasy." 1882. John
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"Aksn ~ I've Words" 1884
Frpneis Lsdsfsr. 1905
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sThe esnausssn." 1891. Am
~w 1si'i Ds.. u.s." ,sss' Henry
Fondo. 500
.rHs Ih.s.s.~ is4s. Miehosl
.w.;.. 90 o.,y ,..~..." 1896. Pes.
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WiiIiom Goroon. iElS-S
Thursday AN.
"Lsdiss 81 ne Js'y." 1882. Ken
Murroy. 1000
Thursday PA.
'ssssss Services" 1881. Riehord
Dix. l:3o-5
"Is The Mssssims DssIias." 1914.
Jeonne Groin. 500
"Mysssy h MsEies." 1913. VIII
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"AAssa Over Nsr shssldss." 1912.
Lynn Bofi. l:lS-9
"Whispssins City," ls47. Poul
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MOVIES
sundov An.
"ssas i Ne Ds,k." 1897. Johnnr
Mock Brown. IsO-T
Sunday PA.
"HslSI. 1853. fIsbeth siomund:
"KI.s u ss.lsssss. 1897. wen.s
eoxter 100
.lissis cvI.." 1910. John
-A.ss.ss.. l.'..l." 1877; esy
~sishs U.s. ,,lsA,." iS4S. sonaIs
Rooon. 4.Oo-3
"xs.Iiss o. s,ssswsy." 1915.
Anne Jeiffsys. 800
"vaszpssssd upsis." le4l. Charles
Ccburn. Io:3O~5
-bsssuls's pssshsss." 1886. Nor
ousrise Churchill. il:l5--9
~ On u pivssssmsns." 1881.
John Dornmors. ll:z0-4
''eslIsy Assinnmssi." Philip Reed.
ll:2S--1
Mondav AN.
"oss Bsssss." 1888. Gilbert Ro-
Iond. 1905
Mondey PA.
"Msms Lsves Pegs" is45. Leon
Enrol. i:3o-5
"Fiyiss Tissss." 1912. John Woyne.
500
"AAsks Mine Lssshs." 1913 Roy
eoloer. e:00-5
"AAilIisnsiEss Ia psissa." 1910. Lee
Tfecy. li:oo-5
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Saturday PA.
''oyssisnd TsIssssph." 1851. Tin
Fioit. 100
"Ms. Wis., esy." ls42. Leo GovsY
sos
my Dseshsr Tells 70 nsrsss.s
1916. Peter Lowtond. 500
"csn Our The Msriass." 1912.
Victor MeLoolsn. lo:oo--S
sYss. Ny Dsrlins Dssshtss." 1889.
PriseilIo Lone. lo:3o-7
''Msmsa IA Distress" 1887. Dean
jaeger. ltsl0-4
"pssiss Me-" ls47. osssr eopsn.
ll:iS--1
'psss Wah the Fslesa." George
Sanders. ll;3o--5
"Dlsads From DrsskIya." l945.
Robert Stonfon. 1850