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Board Checks on All
School Buses Urqed

spot checks on private buses as
we do our own," Mr.. Ream said.
These checks, he said, in
volve stopping buses on their
runs and inspecting such things
as first aid kits, emergency
doors, windshield wipers, and
fire extinguishers.
Montgomery's school bus
regulations are stricter than
those set up by the State, Mr..
Rearn said. The county age
limit for drivers is % to so
years, while the State limit is
Is to IS years, he said. Also.
he said diabetes are not al
lowed to drive buses under
county regulations, but are per-
mitted by State law.
| Washington I. Cleveland.
secretary of the AAA. said the
advisory board might want to
recommend county inspection
of private school buses to the
heads of the Montgomery and
Prince Georges County govern
mentS. No action was taken.
Evening star., 1959-11-10
Civil War
Monument
Explained

FREDERICKSBURG. Va,
Nov. 10 (SpeciaD "A stone
pyramid erected in 1898 by
the Richmond. Fredericksburg
g. Potomac Railroad near here
commentaries one Of the high
points in defense Of Southern
supply lines during the Civil
War.
An insight into the import
ance Of the Southern victory
Of December IS, 1852, has been
provided by D. C. Hastings. Of
Alexandria. superintendent Of
r, F. q P.'s Potomac Yards.
A recent story on the monu-
ment in The Star indicated
that officials OF the National
Park Service here wondered
why the monument was built.
Mr.. Hastings said the military
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achievement commemorated by
the pyramid has been ex-
planned TO him often by his
father, a former chief engineer
Of the r. F. a. p.
The monument is about 100
feet from the tracks at Hamil-
tons Crossing just south Of
Fredericksburg. Mr.. Hastings
said 1t marks the point where.
during the battle OF Fredericks-
burg. Southern forces turned
an attack Of Northern General
George @. Meade and regained
the railroad, an important link
In Southern lines which North
ern forces had held less than
a day.
A history Of the railroad. Mr..
Hastings notes, reveals that the
monument was constructed by
the railroad at the request OF
the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society.
The construction was super
vised by John H. Rice, who
Joined the railroads engineer
ing department after serving
with Confederate forces. Mr.
Hastings said.
Evening star., 1959-11-10

Periodic mechanical checks
Of all school buses-both public
and private-in Montgomery
County under School Board su-
pervision was suggested yester-
day by a board official.
Richard M. Ream. director OF
school bus transportation. said,
1T might be a good thing" if
buses serving private schools
were inspected at the same time
as county school buses. State
law requires inspections three
times a year for all school
buses.
Mr.. Ream said county buses
are checked at garages used by
the School Board. and he rec
commended private buses be in
spected at the same time He
noted the Maryland Depart
ment of Motor Vehicles has
only two men to cover the en-
tire State for private school
bus checks.
Mr.. Ream said that while
State school bus laws are ade-
quate, their enforcement could
be improved. He made his re-
marks during luncheon meet
ing of the American Automo-
bile Associations Suburban
Maryland Advisory Board, in
the Langley Park Hot Shoppe.
II would not mind one bit be-
ing given the authority to make
Evening star., 1959-02-15
BY A. l.. SINGLETON
ARMY PHOTO
Star Staff Writer
FORT EUSTIS. Va

FORT EUsTIS,
WIHEN THE first manned space ship zooms
w into the unknown, at least one observer will
not stand in Hazardous flying is old hat
to him.
He took a wngleSs vessel into an uncharted
sky 40 years ago-when flight still was largely for
the birds
Although his pioneering exploits have been
obScured by time and the Obterating roar of Jets.
John D. Shotter claim a fat share of "firsts"
in aviation history. Examples:
First to step American soil from a
transatlantic flight
First sender and deliverer of Atlantic
air mail
First Engishman to land airplane on a
ship deck
First engineer of the first passenger airship.
And a developer of AuStralias first bomber
and first major air force
A deceptvely youthful SO, Mr.. Shotter is
anchored to desk today civilian executive
in the Armys transportation center here quiet,
reserved man. he looks back Internationally on
many sided career that has spanned five decades
and four continents
In addition to his aerial achievements he was
a long time technical adviser to Chinas General
issimo Chang Kai-shek a Rehabilitation of Japan's
automotive industry after World War II, a leading
defender OF Shanghais international settlement
against both Chinese and Japanese assaults in 1887
and veteran of the allied campaign in India
and Burma. 1944-5
The amazing Shotter story began on England's
Isle of Wight, where he born and gained impetus
at Leeds University, Yorkshire, where he received
a bachelors degree in engineering and, later.
masters in aerodynamics
My degree number 80, to give you an idea
of how few specialists there in aviation then"
he says
His first job, in 1910 aircraft
mechanic but he soon became an engine tester.
When World War l broke he called into the
army He later joined the Royal Naval Air Service
and flew all through the war, both a fighter
pilot and engineer
I'm the early days, aircraft were used for
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depending upon the type Of grill
and fuel used. So we suggest open
ing the foil to test for doneness;
then, If necessary rewrap tightly
and continue cooking. We think
you'Il like this easy method Of
cooking vegetables outdoors and
everyone viii enjoy the fine re-
suits.
Quick-FrOzen Vegetables
Outdoor Grill MethOd)
Place frozen vegetable /" on
square Of aluminium foil. Spread
with 2 to tablespoons butter or
margarine and sprinkle with salt
and pepper. Wrap tightly in the
foil and place on grill over glow
ing Goals.
Cook until Just tender, turning
once or twice. Open foil to test fol-
doneness and, II necessary, rewraE
tightly and continue cooking.
"Use Golden Sweet Corn, Green
Beans, French Style Green Beans
Wax Beans, or Green Peas.
Note: Approximate cookin
time: about 80 minutes to 1 hour
more or less. Time will vary, de.
pending on type of grin and fue
used.
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Nixon on a sightseeing tour.
Leave For Home: Mrs. T. d.
Wade and daughters, Brenda and
Sara Of Hampton, Va, who have
been the summer houseguests Of
Mrs. Wade's mother, Mrs. Sadie
Williams Of 3343 Fourth Av. g.,
accompanied by Mrs. Williams,
left for their home on Saturday
August 20. Mrs. Wade attended
two sessions Of summer school at
the University Of Minnesota, work
ing on her masters degree in home
economics. Mrs. williams win
spend some time with her daughter
and from there she viii go to De-
troit, Mich, to visit her two sons,
Joseph and Forest williams. She
win be gone for three weeks.
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Robinson owns a chain Of beauty
salons and travels throughout the
country holding beauty clinics.
Returns Home; Mrs. Ethel Mack
returned to her home in Chicago
on Wednesday after spending two
weeks in the city visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sadie Fisher of 1888
Oakland Av. Mrs. Mack. a former
resident Of Minneapolis, was the
recipient Of several social courtes-
les while visiting in the city. She
was the dinner guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. l. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. c. Shelby, Mrs. r. B. Moulden,
Mrs. Alice Brown and Mrs. Myrtle
Potter; Breakfast guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Webster stovall and the lun-
cheon guest Of Mrs. Palmer Jack
son and guest Of Mrs. George
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Aug. 2o-Raymond sisson, Ss2s
Portland Av.; David Dewan Hes
ter, 2107 1eth Av. s.
Aug. S0-Robert w. Alexander
47o0 Fourth Av. g.; Mrs. Z. e
Perkins, 3e33 Fourth Av. s.; Mrs
Margaret McMoore, 4240 Oakland
Av. s.; Mrs. Juanita Gray, seas
Third Av. g.; Andrew Gerald Cum
Der III, HOO Z. 2sth st.
Aug. 31--J. r. Judy, 3720 Fifth
Av. g.; Marcelene Lewis, eos AID.
rich Av. NJ; Charles Cooper, 3644
Smelling Av.; Charles d. Curry,
$3.50 Fifth Av. s.; Mrs. Mary
Smith, S24 q. 37th st.
Sept. / - Mrs. Beatrice Hail,
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" BETTY COOK

Ia large enough to cover the frog
en- block Of vegetables completely
twelve by eighteen inches Is
about right. Take the frozen veg
etables (green beans, wax beans,
peas or cut corn) from their pack
ages, add a couple Of pats Of but
ter and a sprinkling Of salt and
pepper, then wrap securely in the
foil. Bring two sides Of the foil
up over the top and press the edges
together; then fold over twice. At
the side ends, press foil together
and fold over firmly. The foil win
then keep the steam inside to cook
the vegetables.
Place the foil packages on the
grill over glowing Goals and cook
until tender, turning once or twice.
The cooking time win vary from
about thirty minutes to an hour
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Masste, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Massie;
their daughter, Mrs. Edith Wat
son and son and granddaughter
Mrs. Betty Jean and daughter. The
many social courtesies extended by
relatives and friends made their
visit an enjoyable event.
Leaves For New Jersey: Mrs.
Charles Ponder, e94 Rondo Av.,
was called out Of the city on Fri
day, August n, TO be at the bed
side Of her aunt, Mrs. Eleanor
Carter Of Jersey City, NJ J., who
IL critically Ill. She win be Joined
enroute by Mrs. Anne Mitchell Of
Columbus, o., q childhood friend,
who VIII accompany her. Mrs. Pom
der had recently returned from
New Jersey where she had gone
earlier due to her aunt's illness.
Home From Hospital: James
Robert Schuck, Jr., infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Schuck
Sr. Of $40 St Anthony Av., has
been brought home by his parents
from st. Joseph hospital. The baby
was prematurely born July 10, and
has been confined to the hospital
since birth until his discharge on
Sunday. He Is in good condition
and is expected to continue to
make progress.
Ohio Visitors: Mr.. Arthur Jor-
dan and wife, the Rev. Mrs. Jor-
dan Of Cincinnati, o., left for their
home on Friday after spending
three days in the city visiting Mr..
and Mrs. orton Shelton and family
Of 412 Igiehart Av. Mr.. Jordan
Is the uncle Of Mrs. Shelton. The
visitors had sojourned in Chicago
and New Orleans, La, before COM
ing to st. Paul. They enjoyed
sightseeing and reported that they
were impressed with the Twin
Cities on their first visit west.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
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800 Fourth Av. g.; Oscar H. New
man. 442o Fifth Av g.; Mari
Edward Blackwell, 4247 Fifth Az
s.; Mrs. Charles Thomas, 4O21
Fourth Av. g.; Mrs. Gayle Don
ALLISON, 1912 Clinton Av DIRK
Fischer, 4251 Fifth Av. g.; Luther
T. Price Jr, 4441 9Th Av. 8.
Sept. Hobart Mitchell Jr.
All Fourth Av. g.: Mrs. n. H
Frazier. 242B Fourth Av. g.; Mrs
Teresa Granger, 1924 Fourth Av
g.; Fred J. Murphy, Se2e Second
Av. g.; Miss Mildred Ericl1s, SOC
oalxlake Av. N; Mrs. ozora Bailey
S906 Second Av. s.; Frank Brown
5e1 Eighth Av. NJ; Eric william
Robins, Ss4B Second Av. g.; Mrs
william J. Montgomery, SOC Fuller
Ay.
Sept. 8 - A. J. Clark ST., 4045
Clinton Av.; Kathleen and Eileen
Melloy, $3.50 Oliver Av. NJ; Mrs
Burl Grigsby. 1901 Bryant Av. N;
Thomas M. Jones, 1924 Clinton
Av.; Rhonda Marie, Lofts, 1000
Bryant Av. N.
Sept. ALFRED s. Barnett, Ss4s
Fourth Av. s.; Johnny Burnett,
$500 Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Paralee
Barnes, PAPA z. 22nd ST.; Agnes
Rita Britts. 4242 Second Av. g.;
Grover d. Ingram Jr., 452s Fifth
Av. g.; Mrs. Albert Walton, 1874
Stevens Av.
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Aug. 29-Mrs. Doris Wheeler,
GIT Rondo Av.; Mr.. Nelson Martin,
OFT st. Anthony Av.; M. X. Nc
Knight, $50 Fuller Av.; Mrs. Louis
House, 995 Rondo Av.; Freddie
MCGEE, 671 Rondo Av.; John Os-
car o'Neal. 1888 e. Undertake
Rd.; Wallace Chambers, TAB Lyle
hart Av,; Charles A. williams.
1905 Iglehart Av.
Aug. 30-Eugene Moore, 9e6
Iglehart Av.; Bradford Benner,
276 N. Grotto.
Aug. 31-Mrs. Virginia Brown,
s7s st. Anthony Av.; Randolph
Mcwatt, 726 Sherburne Av.; Hey
wood Kemp, TIL Fuller Av.; Lenora
Foster, 1888 Sherburne Av.
Sept. ANNA Johns, 54S Miss
issippi st.; Mrs. Edward Eastman,
953 st. Anthony Av.; Mrs. Beulah
Clemens, $50 Dayton Av.; Mrs.
Gertrude worthington, BIT N. Az
on; Mr.. Robert Wheelock, $50 st.
Anthony Av.; Douglas Young, ia
Carroll Av.; Mrs. Wilma Harper,
$50 Carroll Av.
Sept. 2-wIlliam Clark Jr., 615
w. Central Av.; Marvin Scroggins,
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Nathan Pealxe Of chicago. who
have been the hOuseguests Of Mrs,
Pealre's sister and brother-in-law,
DR.. and Mrs. G. c. Hin Of 1O47
w. Central Av., left for their home
ON Sunday, August 16. Mr.. Peake
spent two weeks in the city while
enjoying fishing and was Joined
the last week by Mrs. Peake. They
were the recipients Of many social
courtesies during their stay.
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Guest Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Mayes 1901 25h Av g.
had their dinner guest Wednesday August 49, Prof Ca
Robinson of Chattanooga Tenn attended the National
Federation Of Teachers which convened bennington Hotel
in Minneapolis Prof Robinson old friend Of the Mayes Is
principal Of the Metropolitan High School in his home town
His wife, due to Illness unable accompany him. Mrs
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File No. 1856
ORDER FOR HEARING ON

ORDER FOR HEARING ON
PETITION TO SELL LANDS
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate OF Emmett George
Clinton, Decedent.
1T IS ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause, II any they
have, before this Court on Tuesday,
September 9Th, 1859, at . o'clock
Pm. in the Court House In Minne-
apolis, Minnesota, why license
should not be granted to the repre-
sentative of said estate to sell
certain real estate described In the
petition Of the representative, herein
filed. This order shall be published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
a copy mailed to each of the heirs,
legatees and devisees OF said De-
cedent at least IL days before the
date of said hearing.
COURT SEAL)
WITNESS the HON. MELVIN J.
PETERSON, Judge of Probate
Court, this 18th day OF August,
ROSE FossEEN
Clerk OF Probate Court
Arnold A. KRrlins
Attorney
5l2 Builders Exchange
Spokesman, Aug. ~, 81 and $50
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FORaIER NAACP LEADER
m MENTAL HOSPITAL

AN NAENAAL hOoEAIAL
Dallas, Tex. (ANP) - u. simp-
son Tate, former regional counsel
for the NAACP, has entered a
mental hospital for an indefinite
period. Tate who volunteered to
undergo treatment at woodIawn
hospital signed his own commit
ment papers
On August 9. his wife signed
commitment papers. explaining at
the time that he was mentally ex-
hausted.
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Social and Personal
& ST. PAUL

Visited Family Mrs Doris Price, and three children Car
oyn Billy and Jeffrey of Detroit Mich left for their home
Sunday after spending three weeks in ST. Paul. visiting Mrs.
Prices parents Mr. and Mrs D. Massie of $50 Carroll Mr.
and Mrs Massie entertained family reunion Sunday Aug
ust 16 in honor Of their houseuess Other members of the fam
lily present were their two and family Mr. and Mrs W. D.
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sos st. Anthony Av.; Mr.. Ezell
Thomas, 641 w. Central Av.; Mr..
John Brown, $40 Igiehart Av.; Mrs.
Mary Floyd, 656 w. Central Az;
Nina Toliver, 1909 Carroll Av.;
Mrs. Erma Mazingo, ass N. Grot-
to; Barbara Mansfield, s79 Charles
st.; Mrs. Earl 8. Weber, sss Rom
do Av.
Sept. &C. oliver, TIE Carroll
Ava Mrs. Gertrude Greene, 9e4
IgIehart Av.; Mrs. Mayme M. Arm
iStead, e15 ROndo Av.; Mrs. Anita
Tucker, $50 Rondo Av.; Kevan
Carter. zoos Carroll Av.; Tony
Fulford, SO5 N. MaclSubin.
Sept. 4 - Dolores Rivers, 71s
Iglehart Av.; Grace Seaton, 1890
Cumberland; Grace Royston, 2sS
St Anthony Av.; Mrs. Robert
wheelock. $50 st. Anthony Ay.
Out-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS
Aug. 29-J. Z. brakes, shreve-
port, La; Thomas H. Shaw, Dur
ham, N. c.
Sept. Mrs. Osceola Wright,
Omaha, Neb.; James sissop. Chi
cago, m; Mrs. Leonard Burroughs,
Chicago, Ill.
Sept. Peter B. Nelson, Chi
cago, III.
Sept. s-cari Roach, Topeka,
Kans.
Sept. Mrs. Johnny Hodges,
New York city; Mrs. Henry Kirt-
ley, Kansas City, Mo.
t-Of-Town BIRTHDAYS
81. PAUL
Aug. 29-Patricia Spencer, New
York City.
Aug. 81 - Frederick O'Neal,
Washington, DC.
Sept. S-Mariene MCGEE, Gin
cinnad, Ohio.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
Aug. 29-Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Lyle, s546 Fourth Av. g., 10
years.
Aug. S0-Mr. and Mrs. william
J. Head, 1912 Fifth Av. s., a
years.
Aug. 31-Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
Young, 5035 Irving Av. N; 20
years; Mr.. and Mrs. L. l. Lang,
4441 Fourth Av. g., 10 years.
Sept. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Thompson, S24 e. 37th st., three
years.
Sept. 2-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Terry, 1912 Firth Av. s., 4S years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grigsby,
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
81. PAUL
Aug. 31-Mr. and Mrs. John
Lawrence, o47 Igiehart Av., 20
years; Mr.. and Mrs. willie Phelps,
TAI Iglehart Av, Is years.
Sept. 2-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lamb, 5s6 w. Central Av., II
years; Mr.. and Mrs. L. 4. HEX
man, 29o N. st. Adams, 10 years.
Sept. 8 - Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dodd, ss5 Rondo Av., IA years.
Sept. 4-Mr. and Mrs. Bertram
shannon. 977 Fuller Av., 10 years.
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400 Second Av. s., ~ years; Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred 8. Barnett, Ss49
Fourth Av. s., II years; Mr.. and
Mrs. MOnwell N. Craft, 1857
Fourth Av. g., six years.
Sept. 4--Mr. and Mrs. Carl H.
Fraction, Ss41 Clinton Av., IL
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith,
1919 Smelling Av., ten years; Mr..
and Mrs. william c. Bowman,
l017 Clinton Av., three years.
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r. Steve Tancrajter, 103A Boon
Ave. (10). Phone LIE 1929
B. Mary Mahovlic, Is Aberdeen
Ave. 90
Per. Slavica Novosel, 43 Gooder-
ham Dr., Scarboro
Pob. Fora Skok, 178 Redpath (12)
Pho. Ivan Penich. 1915 Trotwood
Ave, Port Credit.
Us. Petar Uhoda, 17S Redpath, IL
Drive, N.
Uprav. gn. 633: Barbara Uhoda,
178 Redpath
DIR. George P. krajbich, 5 Boon
Ave, Cor. 1854 st. Clair Ave. w.
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PIP. Victor Zenkovich, 28 Band
Ave-, Stoney Creek
T. Pob. Flip zebic, Fl Lyndhurst
st. Phone Ii. 9-1592
B. Ivan Staresina, 254 Beach Rd.,
Apt. 2
Per. Ante Capin, 172 Balmoral
Ave. No.
Pho. Joseph Andrea, 1400 King st.
E.
Us. Dinko Glavicich, 43 Garside
Ave. S.
Upr. gn. 397: Joseph Stanovich,
251 Montrose Ave
DR.. l.. P. Palmer, 22S1a kenil-
worth Ave.
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s27. Karlovac, SO. Porcupine, On,

827. Karlovac, SO. Porcupine, Ont.
Canada /. nedj po 10, Z PM,
Goldfield Hotel. 1877 Golden Ave.
P. zivko Tadej, Box 453
PIP. Milan Bitorajac, Box 766
T. Pob. Matt Krizmanich, Box
1884
B. Milo Pavlakovic, Box 906
Per. Mate Devcich, Box GOT
Pho. Frank Krizmanich, Box 1904
Upr. gn. 500: Matt Krizmanich,
P. o. Box 1884
DR.. P. B. Purdie, 37-a Main st.
DR.. Johnston
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8s7. "Zora" Winnipeg. Man., Can

8S7. "Zors" Winnipeg, Man., Can.
8. nedj., 2 P. M, u prostorija-
ma Hrvatskog Kluba, 602 Main
Street.
P. Janko Satosek, 423 William
Avenue (10)
PIP. S. Stankovic, 335 Pritchard
Avenue
T. Magdalene zunic, ATT Sprague
st.
B. Zorka Satosek, 423 William
Ave.
Pob. Louis Bukovec, 73S Redwood
Ave.
Upr. gn. 507: Joseph Filipcic, 451
Carries st.
DIR KnZin
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Sl6. Jorgovan, Port Colborne, Ont

8l6. Jorgovan, Port Colborne, Ont.
Canada 2 nedt. 200 P. M.
u stanu brata e. Ljubica, 3S2
Bell Street.
P. Christina Neheli, 1873 Glenwood
Ave.
PIP. Marica Secen, r. r. 2, Vain
fleet, Ont.
T. Edward Ljubic, 1872 Bell st.
B. Cecilia Ljubich, 332 Bell st.
Per. George Banjavcich, 80 john
son st.
Pob. Ivan Secen, R. r. 2, Wainfleet
Pho. Stjepan culumovic, 180 Hum
boldt st.
Upr. gn, 493: Edward Ljubic, 322
Bell st.
DR.. John E. McBirnie, 21S Catha-
rine st.
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SS4 Ban Jelacic, Picture Butte
Alta, Canada nedj 2 Pm
u stanu odsjecnog tajnika.
P. Rafo Bosnjak, Box SO
Pp. Nikola Bebek, P. o. Box 1854
Lethbridge, Alta
r. B. Matt Rudelich, P. o. Box
1S9
Per. Stjepan Bosnjak, Box 9S
Pob. Simu Radisic, Box 1872
Pho. Steve Lukenda, P. o. Box 219
Upr. gn. 511: Rafo Bosnjak, Box
SO
DR.. j. E. Morgan, zamjenik
DR.. M. w. Blake Morgan Clinic
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1856. "Bog i Hrvati", ESL. Stellar

1855. bog Hrvati", ESL. Stellar
ton, N. S. Canada - 8 nedj. 2
PM, u stanu Tony Shelleby, Fos-
ter Ave.
P. Anton Tomljanovich, 208 Marsh
PIP. Dragica Seleboj, Postal Ag-
ency 2, Box %, New Glasgow
ST., New Glasgow, N. S.
B. Thomas Kirincich, Pos tai
Agency Box 21, New Glasgow,
N. S., Canada
T. Per- Anton Shelleby, Postal
Agency Box %, New Glasgow,
N. S., Canada
Poh. Veronika Skok, P. o. Box GIT,
Stellerton.
Pho. Ivan Majcan, 469 Brother
ST., New Glasgow, N. S., Can.
Us. Anton Tomljanovich, 20S
Marsh st.
Upr. gn. 474: Stefanija Kirincich,
Postal Agency Box 21, New
Glasgow, N. S., Canada
DR.. F. j. Greenville; zamjenik
DR.. H. e. Harris, New Glasgow
N. S., Canada
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1:30 PM, Hrv. Mar. Dom. "a

First Avenue.
P. Juraj Boljkovac, Box 478
PIP. William Bucar, SO Montgo-
merry, Timmins, Ont.
t. August Herceg, P. o. Box sos
B. Mato SLENDER, P. o. Box 292
Per. Vjekoslav Rendulich, P. o.
Box 33S
Pob. Nikola Markovich, P. o. Box
Gil
Pho. Joe Pecaric, P.O. Box $50
Us. Marko kolich, P. o. Box so
Upr. gn. $40: Mato Sebalj, P. o.
Box ASP
DR.. Donald w. Templeton; zam-
DR.. f. A. Dobson, Box TAO,
Phone 1881
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QUEBEC
66S. Hry. Ruza, Arvida, Que. Can

666. Hrv. Ru1a, Arvida, Que, Can.
- 2. nedj., 200 PM. kod brata
tajnika, 220 Alexander st.
P. Mato Barkovic, 58S Hunt st.
T. Per. Andre CelinScak, 220
Alexander st.
B. Jakob Kuzmanovic. Box 271
Pob. Tomo Baloban, $50 Dewille
st.
Pho. Petar Makarich, Box 342
Uprav. gn. 489: Mato Barkovich,
5SS Hunt st.
DR.. J. E. Gaudet, 44S Ortona st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18
739. Hrv. Primorci, Montreal, Que

Canada - 3. nedj, 200 PM, u
kuci ma 1876 Clark st.
P. Nick Lasich, 3705 st. Domini-
que st.
PIP. Ivan Paskvan, 1869 st. Do
minique st.
T. B. Marian Pollok, gath
Ave-, Villa Lasalle (32)
Per. Gabriel Jaksa, 6615-36th
Ave. No. 5 Rosemont
Pob. Vilko Jurak, 3705 Drolet st.
Pho. Mile Pejnovich, 4404 st. Ur-
ban st.
Uprav. gn. 1876: Marian Pollok,
224 - 7th Ave-, Villa Lasalle
DR.. Roman Pniewsky, 3537 Park
Ave.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18

PIP. Malta Nikolaus, 410s De Bull
lion st.
r. Stjepan NARCOTIC, 312-62nd
Ave, L'Aborda A Plouffe
B. Stella Grohovac, $3.50 Fontinac
Apt. 4.
Per. Stjepan Mack, 1881 Duro-
cher.
Pob. Radoslav Banko, 3429 De
Bullion st.
Pho. Ivan Mehtl, 310S Baubien st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18
87s. Stj. Radio, Port Arthur, Ont,

873. Stj. Radio, Port Arthur, Ont,
Canada = 8 nedj., 1870 Pm, Hr-
vatski Dom, 227 Pearl St.
P. Rudolf Toplak, 11O Court st. So.
PIP. B. Frank |Popovacki, 242
Victoria st.
T. M. Ulakovic, 10 Nugent st.
Per. Alojz Spehar, So Peter st,
Street
Pob. Toni Yakic, 2S5 Pearl st.
Pho. Matilda Petrovic, 294 Pearl
st.
Us. Stanko Kruzic, 222 Tupper st.
Upr. gn. 527: Mate Ulakovic, 10
Nugent st.
DR.. J. Morch, zamj. DR.. P. zajec,
Port Arthur Clinic, 187 Arthur
Street