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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.

FOR SALE BY OWNER - only
$3.50 down. Balance financed
FILA. Ia baths. 3-bedroom. semi
detached: finished basement, at
tic. Equipped with refgr.. stove,
garbage disposal, washer and
drier. 5 min. Eastover, MAS,
Boiling. NRL. Call 10. 1881.
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CARROLL AVE, TAKOMA PARK

CHEVY CHASE-3-bedrm., 2-bsth
area on 100 It. frontage lot with
many trees; fun bsmt. with rec.
rm., scr. porch and garage. Price.
S31 900. Call OIL 1894; once
open Q It'll O. FREDERICK W.
PFPFNS SAIF9 INC
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BETHESDA WYNGATE - Pictur-
esque brick Cape Cod on big corner
lot with tall trees. 3 or bed
rms. 2 baths, porch. osmt. Close
to all schools, Assume Ar loan
or FILA financing. S21,g50
OWNER, OIL. 2-3030.
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AnIFRIcAN IiNIYERSITY PARK
RANDTT2

DAN LII
No, you can't "steal" this home,
but you can make a fine deal
Town house, center han plan
rms, baths on end. Ground
level rec. room, Diet. garage. Price
NOT asking-in the low EOS
shown bv appt., %, EN-. 2-7400
Ewes; JU. 5-5667. METzLER
REALTOR.
BARNABY wooDS-Truly charm
ing brick Colonial. surrounded by
| magnificent wooded GARDEN, LIST
| floor. bedrm. and bath: . large
bedrms. and bath, end floor; rec
rm.' maids room and full bath;
sarge; sd, 81 POO 90 prErrv 70
EN- 2-2326 Ewes, EN-. 3-2S7l
BURLEITH = Excellent semidet
brick. den, bath list q. sacrifice
STEVENS, FE. 7-1773 IA
CHEVY CHASE; S23. 0O0-First Of
fering, all on l floor. two blocks
TO Blessed Sacrament Church; iy
rm.. din. nm, mod. kit. Gen,
bedrms. and baths on one level:
full bsmt., stairway to STORAGE
attic: garage: rare opportunity 70
live near the church. Call WO
$4,000 til Q. EDW. H. JONES,
AND CO, INC.
CHEVY CHASE (Barnaby Woods
Spacious home, large lot. For only
500 500. 8 bedrooms. 3 baths,
center-hall Colonial. Convenient
to schools and transportation. Rec
room, screened porch. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326i
ewes. EN-. 3-6113.
CHEVY CHASE-Immsculate 4-bed-
room, 2-bath brick home: fireplace
in living I'm. Huge dininS rm.
extra large kitchen and pantry
Pull basement. Large front porch
NewiS decorated and sparkles like
a gem Vacant. move in tomorrow
TRADES ACCEPTED. Only SIS
$50. Call It'll q p.m- HU. 3-3S0O
FRED BERENs. Jr.
CLEVELAND -semidet. brick
rec. hall. liv. nm, Ice. din. rm.,
screened porcheS. 2 bedrms. anI
bath. fenced rear garden. det. ga.
RAGE. bought another house, an1
ious 70 sell. CHEVY CHASE RIAL
TY, EN-. 3-1S0O. ewes, OIL. $3.50
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY PARK
White brick Colonial, on a pictur-
esuue level lot. in the heart Of
this most desirable ares, accessible
to st. AIMS, Janney and Deal. Liv-
ing rm., dining rm., den. screened
porch. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, plus
clubrm. and maids rm. in bsmt.
Priced at $50 $50. Call our up
town ONCE. KE. 1880 I'll 4
latter 7, call KE. 7-1179), SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO.
AMERICAN U.-HORACE MANN
Beautiful brk. Colonial, built in
81 by Frank s. Phillips, Ideal loo
adjoining Spring Valley. . hlkSs.
from popular Horace Mann school,
Spacious ,center-hall plan win
bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd; finished
Ord floor: rec. rm. with fireplace
and bar. Huge screened porch over
attached garage. Perfectly delight
full garden with charming rustic
bridge over stream leading to won
derful dining barbecue. patio. out
under the trees. Lovely .wall-to.
wall carpet and Grapes incl. Priced
at S47,500, FLORIDA OWNER
URGES IMMED. SALEl FRANK S
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411; eyes,
OIL. 6-2442.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Substantial brick Colonial home on
corner lot features 3 bedrms., 2
baths and a cool screened porch.
Close to Spring Valley shopping
center and public transportation;
For appointment to Inspect esll
BURR N. JOHNSON. JR., AND co
Realtors, EN-. 3-S777: ewes. kE
RQgo3
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SILVER SPRING, 1903 Sanford I'd.
3 full baths, air cond', and finished
bsmt. Present tenant will show
JU. 9-3505. WALKER a. DUNLOP,
TNH m $4,000
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BETHESDA-BARGAIN
COOT ANTI n

COOL AND OUWFORI TABLE,
Almost l3-acre lot: shaded lawn
and towering oaks Older home;
hot water heat: for substantial
buyer who appreciates privacy and
is willing to remodel
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

A NEW LISTING In MASS. AVE,
bedrm. split-ievel; perfect for OUT
DOOR INDOOR LIVING. Central
air cond, countless features not
usually found in mid-30s. Don't
wait, call POBIAK g. POBIAK,
WO. 6-5543; evenings, OIL. 4-36S1
AIR CONDITIONED. 9-ton sum
mer air conditioning is one Of
the outstanding features Of this
well located brick 3 bedrm., ram
bier, with half bath and hobby
room in full basement. 4l2eo
financing with substantial cash.
Near all schools and bus. SlS,95O.
A. J. KESSINGER g. CO., JU.
9-4544.
AMER. U. DOLL COTTAGE!--cutt
as a button and about the same
sizel However, some retired. couple
will fall head over heels in love
with III Fine quality brks bung{s,
loE with heavy slate Io9t 0NL Ioi
T vasetab Son ssrdsn eh sis tSI 81
Spring Valley shopping and West
moreland Circle. Sll,500. Mr.
Rhodes. OIL. 6-2442. FRANK S
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-l4ll.
ASHTON AREA acres and tall
oaks go with this charming old
home Modernized as to kit, baths
and oil steam heat but retaining
original floors, window panes, etc.
bedrms., plus , finished rooms
on Bird floor. Garage-stable. fene-
ing. S23,950. For appt., call EV
4-1743. ASHTON REALTY CO.,
ASSUME 41aeo CT LOAN bed
rms, . baths, 4-yr. -old hrk. Cape
Cod. Firepl., bsmt Fenced lot.
Mr.. sch. and NH. So, $50.
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"Enchanting Living"

BETHEsDA-3-bedrm. brick split
level home. less than / yr. old;
large family room, ga baths. ga
rage. bsmt.: owner being trans
ferred; priced in mid-20s. For
appt. to see. Call OWNER, OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

SILVER SPRING, Md, 607 Uni
yersity blvd. east - Detached
brick rambler; 5 rooms, baths
full bsmt., attic room, gas heat
newly dec: newly sanded floors
Only SIPS mo. MR.. NEWMAN
MA 9-REOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

CHEVY CHAsE-Delightful 2-story
home in excel. loo. 3 bedrms;,. 3
baths, den, lge family rm. OF kit,
garage. Low 30s. ANDRIS REALTY,
OT o-nO-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
APARTMENTS WANTED
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX.-Brick, p bedrms., bsmt d,
I new furniture. COW. location,
S125. CT. $780,.
CHEVY CHASE, near circle-Eighi
rms. 3 baths. maids rm., gar D..
5000. OIL. 2-2635. EN-. 2-s3S3
FOXHALL WILL, nr Potomac-2-
! bedrm ramb.: Ice liv. rm. din
rm., mod kit. dishw., garage
wood-panel. den in bsmt, garden
June to Sept. FE. 3-3l37.
NV, 18th ST, near woodneT
/ Apts.-Row hse.: b.r, 2 pens: J =
W. lease min: avail. now: y blk.
bus. SI6O. TIE. 6-51Ss, TE. g.
1885.
BOOMING HOUSE PROPERTY anc
business. owner wants to retire
has several good locations II
NV; will rent with option 70 buy
Ike rent. 10. l-62S2.
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HOUSES ToR sALI-MW.

FIhaT OIIHHINO=RoW brick town
house, In the sheraton nhoreham
Hotel area Three bedrmfs piua
dreams Fm. e baths, modern
kitehsn With dishs ashsf- disposal
lac living fms dlnlnl I'm and
perch. ssl 600 Call our uptown
once, KE t.ls00 40 Pm
alter 2, can kE 5-ilfp, ehAN'
NON a LUcHs co,
FOREsr Hills. NEW LISTING
Only a ahort wall ~ Conn atf
Mufeh, Deal ana Wilson schools
f-bedrm, aih-bath red-hrick Co
lonial on largt lovely lot Child'l
playhouse, scar gAfase ARE addee
features. Priced ~ low Jus. lt
inspect, eau THOMAS I, PHILIPPE
CO., OF, t.itst syea.' Mft' Nc
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COLORED
MODERN STANDARDIZED BRICK
Sl2,950
3 bedrms., recreation rm. $3.50 On
SS7.lO mo, incl. taxes and ms
Recently redec Nice yard, fenced
R, A. HUMPHREYS, Ma. S-502O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

MOTORCOURT-One Of the best.
paying courts south of Alexandria
Va. Living quarters for owner anC
manager. Substantial cash re.
auired, balance financed. SCI
JOHN HILL CARTER, jr., Realtor
917 Prince ST., Alex, Va, or XII
9-0197, ewes. CT. 65sS7.
PARKING LOT, NV. location: in
come S1.400 month from lease
principals only. PO. Box 23
Washington 4, D. c.
PENN-MAR SHOPPING CENTER
Opening this fall. Space available
for flrst-class Italian
rest. Major stores include Penny's
Kresge, Grand Union. Peoples
Western Auto, etc. Between Mari.
boro pike and Pa. ave. ext. al
Forestville, Nd, Phone 10. q
1915.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

i22 9Th ST., NE, 9 stories, basemt.,
semi. det, brick. having 4 bedrms.,
bath, on end FIR. 3 rms, kitchen
on LIST fir. Oil h. ". heat; large
back yard. Zoned CO. Reasonable
price. P. j. wALSHE INC, 11l5
Eye St, NV. Ma. S-646S.
COLORED-RIGGS PARKS bed
rms, Ia baths, full bsmt., fenced
in yard, patio: $500 down. LA
9-1SS3, La 9-1246.
COLORED-RIGGS PARK AREA; by
OWNERS bedrm. brick: rec. rm.,
cedar closet, alum. storm windows
and doors; 81, 900 down. Must be
seen. LA. $4,000
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HOUSES hMFuRMIsRED


CoLOnED
sth AND KENNEDY SITS, NV
Mod brick home IN cnml sons 4
bedFma, ~ baths, full hsmt
gafs fenced yard sihn pef mo
ITu e.iunu Ia d.nih,
de91 nth ST NV Lac, fedec
house Eo0d loo Nlnu.
HARnihoN A ADAMS
nae X 81 NV IA, N.S1ni
CoLoRED-BRooKLAND
nRK-0.nM. AUTO ut. BATH
OTHER HoUHka, APIS AVAIL
lST NATL REALTY
Thomas Circle NV, RK f-aha'
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FOR SALE OR LEASE

MODERN 3-BAY super service sta
ton in n W. D. c., presently doing
high-gt Homage business; lessee de-
sires to stire. Call IA. 4-1100
or evenings, AP. 7-3006.
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BETHESDA-Beaut. decor. 3-bed-
I'm. brick Colonial with well land-
Sc, wooded I'd, mod, kit, sep. din.
rm,, liv I'm. with firepl, powder
I'm. on nrst A., delightful scr
porch. fun bsmt with rec. rm. /:
81 900. koRzENDoRFER REAL
TOR, OIL. 4-Slil TIL q.
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BETHESDA, Wilson lane area-Blg
Colonial on huge lot, New kit.
breakfast rm., paneled. "a bath;
. bedrms, baths. IN. rec. rm
.-ear garage, sell In 2Os. SAMUEL
+. BooLEY OF ND. INC. OIL.
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OUR FINEST

A charming all-brick Colonial with
3 bedrooms and > full baths. a
separate dining room, a living
room with fireplace, plus a pine
paneled den with large picture
windows looking onto a beautiful
tree Shaded lot. This home has a
full basement with a finished rec
reation room and a walk-out exit.
Priced at only Sl9,95O;
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
HILLCREST-S18.OOO

CoLORED-2 bedrm. brick home,
full baSemt, tile bath, equipped
kit, wired for air-cond., vacant,
only S12,95O. Excellent terms or
trade RE 6-6S64, FELLOWS
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BEIHEsDA-BRADMoOR -Lee. 3
BETHEsDA. cow. NiH and Naval

BETHESDA, conv. NH and Naval
ACCOMPLISHMENTS brick Cape
Coo; center hall. Spac. liv. .rm.
with flrepi., din. rm., equip. kit.
bedrm., paneled study and powder
rm. on firSt fir. . bedrmS. and
bath on second FIR, with space
tor additional bedrm: full bsmt. ;
DoRFER, REALToR. OIL. 1-SIII
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29

Mrs. George Carey and Mrs. Vim
al Carey spent Tuesday shopping in
Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Argo of Mid
dletown were overnight guests on
Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Argo. On Sunday they were the
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29

were recent guests on Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Moen of New
ark.
Bobby Muncy attended a birth
day party on Tuesday afternoon for
Larry Warner, who celebrated his
fifth birthday.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29

luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Riley Bennett and dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Argo.
Mrs. Blanche r. Bennett was en-
tertained by her pal Group" at
the Dinner Bell Inn on Tuesday ey-
ening in honor of her birthday an
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29

Argo on Friday evening to help
celebrate his birthday were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Argo and family of Har-
beson and Mr.. and Mrs. James Esk-
ridge and sons of Seaford.
John Finity and daughter Caro-
lyn attended the Father and Daugh-
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. vinal Carey were
dinner guests on Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Phillips of Rehoboth.
Larry johnson of Milton spent
the weekend with Nancy and Dom
aid Warrington.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29

ter Banquet at the Milford High
School on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clendaniel
and Brenda were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lofiand
and Mrs. Martha wilkins of Booth
wyn, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29
niversarv.

niversary.
Alan Bennett attended a birth
day party on Saturday afternoon of
Jan Webb of Milford. Jan cele-
brated her fourth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey and
children. Denny and Karen Sue
Evening star., 1959-02-15
..By..:TiHoMAs RRlhDtE
skandon Reporter

In the short tinae since its
founding .sin 1922 Landon
School. has, developed a tra-
'ditiorf and reputation befit-
ting a. much older institution.
: The, school MOTTO. "Virtute
:et non: w. Through courage,
not through strength, Illus
trates very aptfy the basic
philosophy of. oLandon, which
emphasizes academic pur-
suits more than athletic en-
deavors. : A proper balance
is, of course maintained. but
moral courage is elevated
above physical courage in
importance at all times.
Landon School was eStab-
lished in 1929 in a rented
-. residence in Washington by
its present i1eadmaster, Paul
Landon Banfield. The schools
first horiae was an anpreten-
tious' triangular building at
the corner of Florida and
Massachusetts, avenues NV.
The enrolment in Landon's
first year was s1nall-f9 boys
in all Athletic practice was
held in a public park a few
/: blocks away. Ore of LandOn's
first football teams group
known as the Iron Men be-
cause they played a full
schedule of games with only
two substitutes. on the bench
-practieed' in the afternoons
in Potomac Park
=. Landon's. 3 enrolment in
creased. appreciably in the
next three. years: by 1882.
there. were: s three times as
many students as there had
been IN 1929. The rapidly
expanding student body soon
made necessary the schools
first major move. In Septem-
ber, 1884, Landon moved to a
new location. Whitehall, a
32-acreS estate on Bradley
boulevard in Bethesda which
is now the site Of a housing
development. Faculty and
students put in long hours of
work in order to''provide the
Evening star., 1959-02-15
School Enlarged

At the new location only
two buildings were available,
the present upper school
building and the dormitory.
Consequently. only the upper
forms met there until 1941,
when the lower school build
ing was erected. In this
building are classrooms for
the third through sixth
grades. offices for the school
administration, a kitchen and
a large auditorium used as a
dining han. At about the
same time, the gymnasium,
the Perkins Memorial Build
ing, was constructed. This
was to have been the start of
an extensive enlarging period
but the war caused a
temporary halt.
Construction of a wing on
the gymnasium finally be-
gan in 1945 and was COM
pleted in January, 1916. The
new wing, built to house the
middle school and the chem
ist1y-physics laboratory, was
the first of a series of i'm
provements. In 1852 a sepa-
rate building for the admin
istration was completed and
a wing was added to the
lower school building. Mean
while tive masters homes
had been built and a third
was added in 1854. In 1853 an
outdoor amphitheater was
finished with the help of
students in their spare time.
An indoor rife range was
Evening star., 1959-02-15

Improvements in the school.
The true history Of Landon
has to do with the students
who make use of these IA
cilities.
Athletically. Landon always
has presented formidable
competition for it's opponents
while retaining the highest
degree Of sportSrhanship. A
spirited rivalry has grown up
between St. Adams School
and Landon in all sports.
particularly football. A st.
Albans-Landon game is near
ly equivalent to an. Army
Navy game in determination
to win and competitive spirit.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
SCHOOL OF THE WEEK
Through Courage
:. ISL. .o,ln'il,don's # Motto

school with an adequate ath-
letic field at this new location.
The continued growth of the
enrolment. however. neces-
STATED another change of
site and the school moved to
the Andrews estate on Wilson
lane in Bethesda. which was
purchased in 1886. This estate
was to be Landon'S per-
nanent home.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

completed in 1856 and
another wing added to the
gym in 1857. Recent i'm
provements include a new
middle school building and
the conversion of part of the
old one into a physics labora-
tory. Several new tennis
courts were completed only
last fall and other projects
are planned.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

don, the schools dramatic
group, last year performed
Macbeth" and this year will
present "A Midsum m m e r
Nights Dream" Honorary
societies include Cum Laude,
the Bear Club, an honorary
leadership society. and the
IL" Club. which honors ath-
letic achievement.
On February /, Landon
School began it's first major
financial campaign, a drive
to raise $500.000 for a new
library building. new scien-
tif1c laboratories and an in
creased endow wment for
teachers salaries,
Evening star., 1959-02-15

Landon has dominated the
Interstate Athletic Confer
ence in basketball for several
years and has been noted re-
peatedly for its fine tennis
teams. Wrestling recently
was added as a varsity sport.
Extracurricular activities
at Landon include the school
newspaper. the Landon News,
published monthly by the
students of the upper school;
the Brown and White the
school yearbook, published by
the senior class; the Dance
Committee. the Glee Club and
the Rifle Club.
The Genesius Club of Lam
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Football Rivalry

Needless to say, the history
of Landon cannot be told
merely by recounting the
physical additions to and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
Star Staff Writer

THE Smithsonian Institution OF the '0orlds greatest
OF the DOTld ThiS
of articles about fabulous museum
TIME examined above by two young
Building the epitome OF
preferred it to earlier
English like 1859 autos better than Model Is
primitive vehicles in earlier days
after the wheel prehistoric times But the Mexican
much different from the transportation
nations which have not achieved
employed in the United States are
still welded the and horse-drawn vehicles
cable turned around
riders themselves one-ho
gig and the Victoria by Roosevelt WOODROW
horsedrawn vehicle been bought Tor
the White
the modern FORMS In the display OF motor
driven vehicles 1897 Olds 1893 Wnton
motor vehe 1902 Franklin
steamer Locomoble and Rauch Long
electric
the automobile exhibits 1912 Simplex which had
forward ourcnder engine which drove 1t at
80 miles hour-fastest thing the In its day
locomotive Bull 1881 model
the Smithsonian the Pennsylvania Railroad.
the the aircraft of Lhentha and
whose pioneer
13-foo few hreequarters of mile,
although unnamed, from 1895 to 1908.
a the modern exhibits stand two
that well oumoded sedan chair and htching post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
What's Her Job?
By PATRICIA L. HITCHCOCK
Contributing Writer
Contributing Writer

employed out OF the ordinary
Without looking the at the bottom OF the page
ii
double the occupation of this
grandmoherly wouldn't be the first Since she
started her is peoples mouths have been falling
Surprsert when she showed their call for
help she turned the work in good order
little black she doctor into
office qualed at
the thought of do the job she sent for
The who make the
Miller working during World
trained for all kinds jobs from
half hired
during that time she's the only left.
Naturally, a finds doing job like mine
he help looking her shoulder while she works.
what she's doing I'm used to that
the time they'll let
without interference fact of them ask
particularly for on the next call"
child interested made things TICK
tearing the nSdeS OF her
dolls what made the and close.
uniform the job, but usually tailored
business suit
What's her job?
uImHedsN IslIM9dGL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05

THE Smithsonian of the tOorldS greatest
of knowledge OF the Orld around u.s. This IS
series of articles about fabulous museum
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

tih sacramento VI vrlo hjepoj
kompariciji dati ce divnu har-
moniju poticati vjernike ma po-
boznost.
Usrdno Vas molim, da potak-
nete sabirnu akciju "a pomoc da
mozemo sretno urediti crkvu sv.
Antuna. Vjerujte mi, da Sc bo-
Jim, ako mi ne pomognete, 8
majstor zavrsi radove da GU u
pasti u dug, pa Sta Gu onda?
Ako innate vec nesto sabranog
posaljite ma odbor crkveni. u
jedno molim posaljite imena
dobrotvora, pa bi In istakao u
crkvi. A kada bude sve gotovo
onda bi dao fotografirati Va
ma poslati da vidite kako izgle-
da.
Lijepo Vas molim da mi pise-
te, da znam cine mogu racunati.
Primite srdacne pozdrave, a
"a sve Vas moli Sc Bogu:
Nikola Barrie, Divjake,
p. Skrad.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08
STJEPAN MILICIC

LOrain, Ohio. Cd strane od-
sjeka broj 1876, H. B. z. "Isus Kod
zadnje Vecere" javljamo clanstvu
Hrvatske Bratske zajednice, prija-
teljima znancima, zalosnu West
da je 9. travnja o. g. iznenada
preminuo dugogodisnji aktivan
Clan naseg odsjeka, brat Stjepan
Milicic.
Pokojni brat Stjepan Milicic je
bio djelatan u nasem odsjeku kroz
pune AZ godine. Bio je uzoran SUI
prug, dobar otac svoje djece;
kao vrlo postwar ovoj koloniji;
i zbog toga mas je West o njego-
voj smrti tesko dojmila, a napo-
Sc clanstvo odsjeka broj 1876.
Pokojni brat Milicic rodjen je
21. prosinca 1879 godine, u selu
Palanjek kraj Siska, Hrvatska. U
ovu zemlju je dosao 1905 godine,
i nakon dvije godine boravka u
Harrisburg-u, Pa. preselio Sc "a
stalno Lorain, Ohio, gdje je ra-
dic kroz pune AZ godine u National
Tube Div. u. S. Steel Corp.
Njegov odar bio je ukrasen sa
puno vijenaca cvijeca, medju ko-
jima vijenac naseg odsjeka u
znak zadnje pocasti. Njegovo tijelo
bilo je izlozeno u Emil Devala Flu
neral Home Pokopan je 13. trav-
MIA ma Rimokatolitkom groblju
Calvary, uz pratnju rodbine
mnogobrojnih prijatelja znana
ca. Mad otvorenim grobom cd stra-
ne naseg odsjeka oprostio Sc sa
pokojnikom izrekao nadgrobno
slovo brat Frank Kostelic.
Brat Milicic ostavlja liza sebe
razzaloscenu kcerku Mary Cycyk
i njezinog supruga, diva sina
snahe, deset unuka, dvanaest
praunuka.
Neka bratu Milicicu bude laka
Americka zem1ja, i pokoj vjecni;
njegovoj kceri Mary, sinovima,
unucadi, prijateljima nase iskre-
no sautesce.
George Simunovi6, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

lovac, Hrvatshd. U ovu zemlju je
dosao u mladim godinama i odmah
zatim pristupio mas odsjek
HBZ. liza sebe je ostavio rastu-
zenu suprugu Katarinu, svast Vir-
ginia Karlovich svaka Joseph
Karlovich, te mnogo kumova pri-
jatelja.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno u pogrebnoj kapeli John Co
Itch, gdje mu je odar bio okicen
mnogobrojnim vijencima cd rodbi-
ne, kumova i prijatelja, medju ko-
jima Sc isticao krasni vijenac
nasega odsjeka u znak zadnje po-
casti. Sprovod sc je odrzao ma IL.
aprila uz crkvene obrede, koje je
odsluzio mas zupnik Assumption
Crkvi, q nakon toga povorka je
krenula ma Holy Sepulchre Grob-
lie, gdje je predan crnoj zemlji
ma vjecno pocivaliste. Mad otvo-
renim grobom, procitao je mad
grobno slovo u ime nasega odsje-
ka HBz brat Steve Cuculich.
Neka je tebi brate Emil Bra
jak laka crna zemlja kojoj vec
pocivas, tvojoj suprugi, kumovi.
ma prijateljima nase iskreno sa-
utesce.
Charles NOvOsel, P. o. B.