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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-25

DISTRACTED throughout the town
with the assistance of several
cIvic clubs and TIE Merchants As
saczaton- IL addition to new-
corners .o the community. foreign
students are also receiving copies
Mrs. Richmond BOND prepared
the guide with the assistance Of
Mrs Jane Ingram. Mrs Rash
Fem. Mrx william Gee-. and Mrs
Roaert we.1sca Henry Lewis and
Alex McMahor. aSsig.an. directors
oi the UnIve-si:ys Institute Of
Government. Thomas D Rose
igvn manager and Sam Cattas
Jr cogn;y accountant. reviewed
I. for accuracy
Anyone wishing copy may Sc
cure one by calling Mary Faith
Carson al 7-tglS
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-25


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Il re year b.. aey really resent
Deng rr.o8e - sad When pIamec
MI 10 happily inward fof endless
ages NJ nnotaer hae Z bed which
sac 0e8er moved Tals bed is no4
rnore thar ..f,y years olc and the
olooms ere J1st IS Gne eacn year
as saey acre during our child
hy5e 5ae scattered L3nemeal and
BARNARD manure over the bed
spring sac isL aad they never
failed
Bat .he Des, tIae to rnoye them
I .aey nus; be moved Is during
early Ocig,er 50 11a, they viii
Dee0me established Defore freez-
ng weather Also Il YOU wish to
increase your supply you night
take W dump and cut it in
pieces belag sure t@o 0r three
eyes are in esca piece Cover
,hem 10 n4ofe than t39 inches
ceep r ground Is very loose
9ae nh y u be s9tfjcIen, % sl.
IN tor snrmkage Haea soil
WASHES oyer them 70 'e@ inches
of ceptn they refuse 70 bloom
Peon.es are very hsrcy have
seen .ate sn0Y lurries e0yer my
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-25
Citizens Guide to Chapel HilP Is
Issued BY League of Women Voters

Tne faloer coniaIns ln3 rrns-on
aT stzls county and toEL lakes
VIZ TIPS sa boa To save rnony
a. ln-A .Exes The hograa- les d.
s,ot tse g-esie- Chape. Eil school
als-lct ano ne FIRE protection
dls.- lcs are defined
Voting Information includes
material OF town. county safe
anc nz.inral elections as vel Is
polsleA. party primary elections
TIE i9ca.IE D! recDc1s Tor -ae
yz-iols elections is also gwen
TIE LeaE0e prepared toe gn5s
ss p.la4c service !. ls beng
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-25

+WhA, .xxex DC ! psyF"
'WAzs are tne boundaries O. sae.
Cassel FIJI scnon. clg.-Ic;;
*sWhs. heal-1 services ara Eval-
z,le"*
These are s0-ZYt gi the o1egtsoEgs
answered IL ~ EI.zzers Gzz1oe
To Crlay@s HiI published by the
League T wgrIez Voters aDc re
LEASED it tt,t pgt1lK a; tie group )
Monday nigh. meeting
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-25

Fzueeszw Pzua TIl1icA d Ear
wzrE University wiE sPsesk cn
The PreseE Encmzster ID tAe
WmaE Religions ri 9 REn.. Pr
Ezx. Oc1noEr ) N Eli ERE sznaer
Ehe auspaces nE the Kesies Fsunes-
knn. The EuIhasc n Tnriasc
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-25
Wins Hula.Iioop Contest

Percy Quinlsn Won the Fix
change Clubs hula hoop contest
staged last week at the club din
ner meeting at Brady S John Jones
was runner up
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-25

Dr J1dson Van Wyk of the Uni
Yers'ys Medical School spokt
Moaday night IN Louisville. Ky
at . meeting Of the louisville Oh
stelrical and genealogical Socie
ty.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
lntegrution Moves
Ahead In &c, No.

Kansas City Mo. (ANP) 80 For
the first time since its organiza-
ton the district dental society
let down its racial bar and ad-
mitted three Negro dentists. Drs.
Robert A. Ellis, Theodore T. Lowry
and R. L. jackson, to membership.
Vote on admitting them was Al
to 10.
Five years ago six Negro den
lists who applied for membership
were turned down. Two years ago,
when the matter came up, only
five members approved breaking
away from the lily-white status.
Indignation in the dental pro-
fession followed by less than a
month two other important moves
in this city.
The police department has Ne
gro officers patrolling in white
areas and in industrial districts.
Last week the fire department
announced end Of segregation. Sew
enty-five Negro firefighters were
moved into stations with white
firemen.
The district fire director an
nounced also that future promo
tons would be on a merit basis
and Negroes would be upgraded
without regard TO the station
where they happened to be. He
added the move was made in in
terest of economy and efficiency.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
TURNER, HART SIGN FOR
BOUT IN PHIILY

Philadelphia amp - welter-
weight boxers Gil Turner and Gar
net Sugar Hart signed last week
for a bout at Connie Mack stadi-
UNI in June.
The winner may possibly get a
shot at the weller title against
either Vince Martinez or Virgil
Aikens.
Hart is fourth-ranked among
contenders for the vacant title
according to the ratings. His re-
cent TKo Of Tombstone Smith in
a televised bout advanced him
from sth place to a spot Just be-
hind Atkins, Martinez and Isaac
Legart Turner, who was fourth
is sixth.
There Will be no radio or televi-
sion Of the coming bout.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
Outline Program

The program includes: Use Of
the facilities Of the Mason organ
ization and it's members 20 carry
out a c0unseling program with
parents and their children.
Maintaining closer contracts
with PTA groups, block clubs and
social and welfare agencies.
Cooperation with the stats
Of the league and other agencies
with youth guidance programs.
Maintaining a closer alliance
with key high school personnel.
such as principals and vocational
guidance counselors
Predict Less Juvenile Problems
The program viii be carried out
in cooperation with the Leagues
youth guidance project. Such
teamwork can lead 20 fewer
school dr0p-outs, a renewed and
deeper interest in school activities,
reduction in juvenile delinquency
and the development Of sound fam
ily life for our citizens OF to-
morrow" predicted Edwin c. Ber-
~, executive director Of the Urban
League
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
REDS EXPLOITING NEGRO
ISSUE-FBI CHIEF

Washington amp THE Ne
gro situation is being exploited
fully and continuously by commun-
lists on a national scale" declared
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, in
testimony before the house ap-
preparation subcommittee recent
ly
Current programs" he said,
include intensified attempts 10 In.
filtrate Negro mass organizations.
The party's detectives are not
20 aid the Negroes but are de-
signed 10 take advantage Of all
controversial issues on the racial
question so as 70 create unrest.
dissension, and confusion in the
minds Of the American people.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
REV. MARTIN l.. KING GIVEN
MASSACHUSETTS AWARD

Boston. Mass. amp The dyn-
annie Rev. Martin Luther King
became the recipient Of the Good
Citizenship Citation Of the Mass
achusetts Council for Civil Rights
this week
The presentation was made a.
the local Freedom House.
In accepting the award, Rev
King remarked, Il accept this
award for the $4,000 Negroes Of
Montgomery, Ala, who walked in
dignity rather than ride In humiH
ty,"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
EXPECT $4,000 SHRINERS TO
ATTEND CHICAGO CONCLAVE

Chicago (ANP)-The 57th Ma
tional Convention OF the Imperial
Council, Ancient Egyptian Arabic
Order Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine,
will be held here Aug. 1922 at
the historic Coliseum, according
to Corneal A. Davis, general chair
man of the convention committee
Representatives Of l43 Temples
in as many cities, and more than
1900 shriners will be in attend
ance. The Temple is headed by
Benjamin A. Gore.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
MoSonS Plan To
Train Negro Youths

Chicago CAMP A four-point
program for encouraging Negro
youngsters TO seek more education
al and vocational training has been
launched by Prince Hall MasOns
in cooperation with the Chicago
Urban League. Some n lodges Of
the Prince Hall Lodge Of Free and
Accepted Masons win participate
In the program.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
MAJOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL ROUNDUP

aN~SA
Chicago (ANP)-orlando Gene
da, the rookie first baseman for
the San Francisco Giants was
among the National League lead.
ers in two important departments
last week.
The 2o-year-old slugger was
tops in runs batted in Qs) and
tied for second in home runs 1s,
He also was among the leaders
in hits CID.
Cepeda's teammate and better
known baseball performer, Willie
Mays, was third in batting in the
MI with a 1856 mark. MAYS was
second in the number of hits r82,
and leader in triples 90.
Among other leading hitters in
the MI was Ernie Banks, short.
stop Of the surprising Chicago
Cubs, with a .342 mark. Banks,
keystone mate, Tony Taylor was
tied for leadership in stolen bases
with 5.
Junior Gillian and Charlie
Neal Of the Los Angeles Dod-
gers were among five PLAYERS
who had a pair Of triples.
Although he had not won a game
since the opening week Of the
season, Ruben Gomez, Giants
highlander, was second in strike
outs in the MI with %.
Leaders in runs in the senior
circuit include Cepeda Cl9D, Banks
ll7) and Neal and Mays Ie)
In the American League. Cleve-
land Indians Minnie Minoso was
among the leaders in several de.
Partments including runs l5)
runs batted in (12), hits C2s) and
SNoiSiA bdStS No).
Other leaders in runs were
Hec Lopez of the Kansas CITY
Athletics US) and his team
mate, Vic Power (lD.
Jim Grant, Clevelands rookie
highlander, was among the unde-
feated moundsmen with three VIC
tories.
Connie johnson, Baltimore ORR
oles' ace highlander, was among
the strikeout leaders with II.
The weeks most explosive Of
fensive fireworks came from the
bat Of Roman Mejias, part-time
outfielder Of the Pittsburgh Pr
rates. Against the Giants, Meiias
hit three home runs in one game
The first was a 3sO-foot blast
into the left field bleachers at
San Francisco. He hit another over
the center field fence 400 feet
from the plate. His third round
tripper in the Pirates 6-to-2 vic
tory was a shot that Travelled s75
feet.
That same afternoon, Neal had
his best day of the season at the
plate as the Dodgers whipped the
Philadelphia PhilHes twice, 8 to 7
and Is to 2. Neal homered and
tripled in the first game, driving
in four runs, and also homered in
the nightcap.
Willie Kirkland, another Giant
rookie, was benched for weak
hitting, and he celebrated his
return to action with a pair of
hits against the Pirates I'm an
S-to-6 Giants victory.
Another rookie, Curtis Flood |
called up from Omaha in the
American Association where he |
was batting $50, was inserted in |
center field by the st. Louis Card |
mails and showed promise at the |
plate by getting three hits in four |
trips in a 12-to-s win by the Mil |
waukee Braves.
Yves Covington, who recently re- !
turned to action for the Braves. !
walloped his second home run in a |
week as the Braves scored a 9-to-2 |
victory over the Red Birds, the |
seasons biggest disappointment.
Frank Barnes, St. Louis rookie |
highlander, made a bid for a
starting assignment when he |
hurled two brilliant innings Of re- !
lief against the Braves.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23

Remember your loved ones by
inserting a Gard Of In MemOriam.
It's an economical and nice way
Of keeping green the memory Of
those who have passed. Call FE.
5-s5s5 or III. SIM.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
HARLEM GROUP SAYS
PUBLIC HOUSING
"PRPETUATES RACE GHETTO

New York (ANPJ-The Harlem
Housing and Tenants group said
last week that II is against any
new public housing in the area
because such would "Perpetuate a
racial ghetto"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
SPORTS
BY BILL BRowER

That victory Brown Houston The CRAFTY
lightweight champion betting into submission proved
that he being among champions Of his division
in years,
Il caught lucky punch" Dupas the fight Il don't
why they stopped It."
Wen pupas was lucky able to leave the
ring
Technically, victory scored technical knockout
Actually Dupas confusion Brown
according webb refused to stay in his corner while
Dupas being counted out
But for Dupas weary at the end OF
mercss punishment Brown put him down
compassionate referee called halt to the proceed
mgs
good pay day both fighters The bout drew
spectators ame boxing gate In Texas From
gate and the $4,000 radio and eon
Brown received $4,000 Dupa's share $4,000
fighters meant the largest IN their
oddly could done betetha U.s.
the fight their home OF New Orleans
silly statute In louisiana that bars nterracal
fighting Although there has been dispute about pupas racial
ruled that he Is white
Orleans where the fight might have
drawn morefa
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23

The man at the top is the one
who has been In the habit Of go
ing 10 the bottom Of things.
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The leading newstands In the
Twin Cities sell this newspaper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
other sports notes of the week;

Other sports notes OF the week
Detroit almost three decades
becoming second former athlete be elected
the Michigan Sports Hall Of Fame He Joins Joe Louis in that
distinction.
Tolan University Of Michigan track star gained his greatest
glory ompcs Angeles He three Gold medals
200meter dRshes and leg
400meer relay His record OF lOS second for
the lO0-mcter event stll stands
achievements Tolan gained world eogn
clocUngs i00yard 220
Arbor
blocks were In vogue then.
though the basketball until fall wit
Chamberlain sl This time reported $4,000
him barnsom Europe with basketball comprised
college including three other 1858 AlAmercan players
II that forever trying TO lay the
wit before he had played varsity Kansas
substanaed that he played professional basketball
Nd After he completed
recuent reports that he going join Abe saporsten Harlem
Globe Trotters gained currency.
the reported offer from MoSsafer
(Wash) psychologist (which all principals deny) II would
der Chamberlain could college
without being with all fantastic speculation
intentions.
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A Gard Of Appreciation lets
those who were kind TO you while
you were Ill know you really ap-
preciated their thOughtfulness.
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= Count the names in this paper.
Thousands are here, many Of them
your friends are found in this
news columns Of this paper every
week.
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30
ANDRIJA MATEJAN

Odsjek 8, JohnstOwn, Pa. - Jaw
ljamo zalosnu vijest svernu clan
stvu HBZ., da je neunoljiva smrt
otela IL nase sredine ma 6. ozujka
1858. dobrog clana, brata Andriju
Mateljana. Brat andre nije bolo-
vac dugo, ujutro sc ustao oko
sati kazao suprugi da ga nesto
boil, 1 kazao joj da mu dade ka-
put. Metnuo kaput ma sebe kter
ga odvela u bolnicu nakon jedan
sat ur e.
Rodjen j. godine 1883. u selu
kananje, kotar Karlovac. Hrvat-
ska. Ozenio sc Barbarom Mate
tic u starom l1raju, kojom je Ii
vxio do zadnjeg casa svoga 1.-Two
ia. Dosao je u Ameriku 1905. ra-
dio "a Bethlehem Collories Mines
sve dok nije prosao u penziju
pred nekoliko godina. Pristupio je
u Zajednicu 1905. bio dobar clan
naseg odsjeka.
la sebe ostavlja ozaloscenu SUI
prugu tri sina, Josipa, karla |
Williama, | dvije kceri, Margaret
i Anna, Sest unucadi, te druge
rodbine ovdje u America l d sta
roj domovini.
kod kuce zalosti Baretincic, po-
grebnon zayodu, bilo je mnogo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30

"A. C1ouHdT, kOJl 1e HdKOn uuLe
bolesti preminuo bolnici ia 27.'
decembra 1857. u starosti blizu
so godina, ciju sliku ovdje donosi-
mo.
Brat Vence je rodjen mjesecu
marcu godine 1878. u nje5tu Vra-
ia, opcina Fuzina, Gorski kotar,
Jugoslavija. Njegov otac Andrija
Cebuhar takodjer ie jos davno bio
Il ovoj zemlji i radio u coal mine,
te godine 1890. otisao nazad IL sta
I'll domovinu j "a kratko vrijeme
opet sc povratio naZad II Ameriku
uzeo svcga sina Venca sa sobom.
Tada Vencu nije bilo nj potpunil
IL godina dosli SUI u Kengley.
Illinois tamo SUI sc zaradili u ru-
dokopima. Radili su razne snjene,
po danu po noCi i kad nije bio
radnitkih unija kao sada. U ono
vrijeme tamo je bilo prilicno do
sta nasega naroda, morali su
hupovati skoro sve u kompanij-
slom duCanu. Mas narod tada je
slabo znao govoriti engleski jezil1,
pa jc uprava Cd kompanijsl1og du
cana RADIO htjela uposliti l1ojeg na-
seq covjeka, koji je znao malo bo-
lie govoriti engleski. Vence je tu
dosao mlad priliCno Sc je naucio
govoriti talSo je dobio zaposle-
ME konpanijskom dutanu i VI
sio svoj posao ma zadovoljstvo Mi
ma nasem narodu.
J. Godine 1900. Vence Sc je ozenic
sa Marijom Bujan. Godine 1901. on
dobiVa ovamo svoga brata F'ranju,
| a godine 1905. dobiva drugog
brata F'ilipa, koje je kao mnogo
drugih nasill momaka zaradio u
rudokopima. Poslije duze vremena
on sa syojom familijom sc odselio
u drazvu Iowa tamo jedno vrije-
me radio u rudnicima. Zatim je
dobio posao jednoj trgovini hra-
ne mesa, | to je bilo Center
vile, Iowa. kad Sc je upoznao s
nasim narodom odlucio je da otvo-
ri sam svoju vlastitu trgovinu, IL
kojoj je dobro uspjevao, koju tr-
govinu je poslije uzco svoga bra
ia Filipa. Vence Sc je povukao il
trgovine / prosao u mirovinu 1943.,
FLIP godine 1854. radi slabog
zdravlja.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je iz-
lozeno u Caldwell Brien Funeral
Home, gdje mu je odar bio iski-
cen mnogobrojnim vijencima cvi-
jeca cd rodbine. brace prijatelja,
medju kojima je bio vijenac od-
sjeka 872 HBz. zalosna povorka je
lrenula do Visitapion Crkve tu
je odsluzena velika pjevana sveta
misa "a upokoj njegove duse, a
pokopan je u Glendale Cemetery.
LA sebe ostavlja rascviljenu SUI
prugu Mariju / tri kceri, Mary
Stanfel, Josephine Jacovich Ann
Grosman, sest unucadi, osam pra-
unucadi / diva brata, Franka i
Filipa / mnogo druge rodbine
Sva tri brata bill su u Hrvatskoj
Bratskoj Zajednici svaki preko so
godina. Kcerka Rose Sulenticl1 je
umrla pred wise godina, dvije
kterke su umrle djetinjstvu.
Pokoj ii vjecni brate Vence cd
sviju koji te poznajemo; pocivaj
miru Bozjem neka ii svjetlost
vjecna svijetli, a mi cemo Sc tebe
sjetiti u molitvi.
PhiliD Ceb,Ihar. izyi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30

clana, brata Matu Tonkovica, koji
je liza kratke bolesti zaklopio svoje
trudne oci bolnici ma II. januara
1853, ciju sliku ovdje donosimo.
Pokojni brat Tonkovic rodjen je
godine 1886. II Bribiru, Vinodolu,
Hrvatskom Primorju. Dosao je u
ovu zen1lju svojim mladim dani-
ma, te pristupio u HBZ. ina wise
cd so godina u kojoj je sve te 60
dine bio vjeran radljiv clan. U
nasem odsjeku obnasao je svaku
cast, a zadnjim godinama bio
je predsjednik odbora bolesti. U
bracni zivot je stupio godine 1911.
Is Domenica Brodaric, koja je u
, najboljoj dobi svoga zivota umrla
godine 1882. Ostavila je dvije 'kcer-
Ike i jednog sina, kojim je pokojni
sluzio sve do svojih zadnjih dana
kao otac majka.
Bio je skrbljiv "a svoju faniliju,
marljiv "a svoju rodbinu svoje
rodno mjesto starom kraju. Kad
god bi kakva molba dosla il kra-
ia "a bilo kakvu pomot, pokojni
je bio jedan izmedju prvih, da sc
stvar rijesi privede sto boljem
uspjehu. Bio je dobro poznat ne
samo ovom mjestu, nego u cije-
loj drzavi gdjegod je naseg naroda,
to je bilo vidjeno kad je njegovo
mrtvo tijelo bilo polozeno ma odru
IL pogrebnoj kapeli Daby Shea
Mortuary, gdje je bilo nakiceno
5 nnnogobrojnim vijencina cvijeca
i karticama "a placene svete
mise.
Ma Is. januara 9 sati u jutro
povorka je krenula cd pogrebnog
zavoda do crlkve Sacred Heart,
gdje je odsluzena sveta nnisa,
nakon toga do Holy Cross grob-
liza, gdje su njegovi zadnji ostanci
predani majci zen1lji ma vjecni po-
cinak. U sprovodu je bilo mnogo
automobile, te rodbine prijatelja
il mjesta izvan mjesta. Mad o.
tvorenim grobom, nize potpisani
predsjednik odsjeka, procitao je
nadgrobno slovo i oprostio Sc Cd
pokojnilxa u ime clanstva, rodbine
prijatelja.
Pokojni brat liza sebe ostavlja
sina Franka nevjestu, kcerku
Vinky j zeta Andy Groo u ovom
nljestu, kcerku Mary / zeta Bart.
ZURICH Sparks, Nevada, te dvoje
unutadi Andy Andrea Groo.
Neka te pokojnom bratu Tonko-
vicu lahka crna zemlja kojoj
vet potiva, njegovim nilim /
dragima naAe iskreno sautesce.
Joseph Tarash, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30
EMIL NOVAK

Milwaukee, Wis. Drustvo
Milwaukee,, odsjek 261 ovime
javlja zalosnu West clanstvu H.
B. z. te svoj rodbini prijateljima,
da smo liz nasin redova sn1rcu
izgubili naseg dugogodisnjeg cla-
ma, brata Emilia Novak ma s. mar
Ca 1858.
Pokojni brat Novak bio je ro-
diem godine 1882. selu Rezavac,
kotar Virovitica, Hrvatska. q A
meriku je dosao jos Ii svojim mia
dim godinama. Pristupio je u nase
drustvo milwaukee" godine 1924,
jos kada je nase drustvo opstojalo
kao sanlostalno, te kada je nase
drustvo pristupilo redove nase
najvete potporne organizacije H.
B. z. u svijetu, mas pokojni brat
Emil Novak ostao je dobar vie
ran clan nasega odsjeka broj 261,
i Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice sve
do svoje snrti.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo js IL
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu John
Schaffa, gdje je odar bio ukrasen
mnogim vijencima cvijeta cd rod
bine i prijatelja, nledju kojira SC
je isticao i krasan vijenac nasega
odsjeka, u znak postovanja nase-
mu dugogodisnjem clanu Emilu
Novak.
U subotu g. marca 10 sati u
jutro, krenula je zalosna povorka
do srpske crl1ve Svetoga Save ma
s. 51st and Oklahoma. Nakon cr-
kvenih obreda povorlla je krenula
u Libertyville, Ill. u Srpslsi Mana
stir groblje, gdje je mrtvo tijelo
predano majci zemlji ma vjecni po-
Cinak. Mad otvorenim groborl, u
ime nasega clanstva oprostio Sc je
cd mega, sa dirljivim govorom
mas drustveni podpredsjednik, brat
Josip Breber.
Pokojnik liza sebe ostavlja sina
Branka dvije kcerke, Katherine
Basarich Helen Novalk, te zeta
/ snahu 4-vero unuCadi, u sta
roj domovini brata jednu ses-
tru.
U ime Clanstva rasega odsjeka
slava ii pol1oj vjecni brate Enilu,
a tvojoj djeci, unucadi. braci
sestri nase iskreno saucesce.
Andrew 2ivcic, tajnik.