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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-08-13
Area Cooperative Meetings
Scheduled Aug. 70 And II

"Will Farmers Control Agr.cul-
ture in the Future?' will be a
question discussed at area meet
iugs of Southern States Coopera-
tive. There will be elections Of
local board and farm home adv
sorry committee members also at
these meetings.
One is scheduled for Mt, Lake
Park auditorium on Wednesday,
August rs, at o'clock, sponsored
by the Oakland store, while an
other is scheduled for the cleme1-
tary school building at Friends
vile for the Friendsville store, on
Thursday, August 81.
Another h'ghlight of the sessions
will be a What Do You Think"
discussion. The first question VIII
be presented by A. Houston Booth,
district manager, of Belington, W.
Va.
oCA Wig S4o Ilid4l lllGtl Will Dt
In c. Holler for Oakland and
William Umbel, Friendsville. In
vocations will be given by d. L..
Swartzentruber and Paul Fike. Re
ports on local operations are to be
given by Charles T. Shafer. Oak
land, and Olin N. Friend, Friends
vile.
Nominees for the Board from
Oakland area are Carl Ridder and
William F. DeBerry, Oakland
Wilbur H. Myers, Kitzmiller; and
Ebert Hershman, Mt Lake Park.
Nominees for Advisory committee
are Mrs. Wayne B. Hamilton. Mrs.
Ray R. Gncgy, Miss Harriet
Swartzentruber, all of Oakland;
and Mrs. Allen S. Paugh, Deer
Park. Nominees for delegate and
alternate to the district meeting
are William Maffett and Keith
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-08-13

engagement and approaching mar
rage CT their daughter, Doris
irene, to Tavern Gene Benson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benson,
Of Clifton Mills. w. Va.
The double ring ceremony will
e solcmnizad Saturday evening,
august 20, al 7.30 o'clock in the
Iarklcysburg Union church. Of
r;ciating at the ceremony VIII be
he Rcv. Harold S. Kirard, former
,astor, now serving in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
The Fride-elect has asked her
sister, Glenna, to be her maid of
honor. Br.desma'd DIS will be Mary
Louise Frazec, Beverly Fike ard
-erla'ne WEIGH all OF Marklcys-
burg. The bridegroom's brother
O-laW, John Rishel, OF Gibbon
Glade, Ia, will be best man,
Ushers will be Eugene Glover, L.
J. Sewage, Ma:kleysburg; ard Dale
Dennis, Brandonville, w. Va.
Denise Show will service as
flower girl and Charles Show, Jr.,
will be ring bearer. Wedding music
will be played by the bride-elect's
cousin, Carole Meyers, with Bar
bara Lcberas as vocalist.
Miss Glover was graduated from
South Union township high school
with the class of 1859. Mr.. Benson
attended Bruceton High school,
served two years in the u S. army
with five months in Africa and
ten months in Germany. He is
now employed with Hawkins Paul
son company Of Denbo, Pa.
The ceremony will be an open
church wedding with a reception
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-08-13
N E w S
FROM THE
Ruth Enlow Library
BY EDITH BROCK

Books have been given recently
in memory of Mrs. Ray Bittinger,
Milton E. Tucker, Agnes Billiard
Hargis, Mrs. Alice Estella Humber
son, and Rev. V. F. Williams.
Gifts of books have been received
within the past few weeks from
Mildred Eshelman of Davis, w.
Va, Miss Bessie Wolfe, Miss Eliza
beth West, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Harmed, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
,Kahl, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Tower,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Veader, and the
Oakland-Mt. Lake Park Lions
Club.
Books have been presented to
the Grantsville Branch Library by
Alvin j. Miller, Miss Ruth Keller,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-08-13
IN MEM ORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
wife and mother, Ruth Riggleman,
who passed away August 10, 1858.
Sadly missed by husband John
Riggleman, sons and daughters.
This message we send to you
mother dear
And hope somehow that you can
hear.
How we love and miss you still.
And we know we always will.
Your precious memory we hold
dear.
AS the days when you we're here.
So in our hearts, you'll never die.
And We'll join you by and by
ADV. 1t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-08-13

Stahl, Oakland; James Cover Deer
Park; and Paul Bowers, SwantoI.
Terms expire this year for Burl,n
c. Holler, Carl Ridder, Mrs. Mil
ton Riley and Mrs. Jesse II. Harsh.
Nominees for the board from
Frierdsville area ere Reuben
Friend, Reuben Harshborger.
Leslie Guard, Friendsville; Ross
VanSickle, Markieysburg Nominees
for advisory committee: Mrs Ray
VanSickle and Mrs. Ernest Say
age, Friendsville; Mrs. Robert
Gleason, Mark!eysburg Mrs. John
Guard Addison Terms expire fer
Paul Fike, William Umbel, Mrs.
Gary r. Friend and Mrs. Leslie
Savage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-08-13
Wedding Dote Set

Mr.. and Mrs. John BecKman, of
near Oakland, have announced the
approaching marriage of their
daughter, Doris Jean, to Mr.. Ber
nard Arnold, which will take place
at an open church ceremony at
the Methodist church Of Aurora,
w. Va, on Saturday, August %,
at o'clock, daylight time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-08-13
JENNINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Swauger,
Wiley Ford, w. Va, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Bittinger visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Swauger and family,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Garlitz, of
Frostburg, were Tuesday evening
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bittinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gross and
children, of Paw Paw, w. Va, spent
last week with Mrs. Jessie Yom-
mer.
Lloyd Bittinger returned home
after being a patient in Garrett
County Memorial hospital
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Glotfelty
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-08-13

Khrushchev will pay visit to
United States in September.
Secretary Herter charged Soviet
tactics at foreign ministers confer
cree barred accord.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-08-13

Immediately following in the
church dining room.
Miss Glover is the granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Orvllle Meyers,
of Friendsville.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-08-13

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The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23
Gruening Maps 1O-Year Road Building Program In Congress Handbook

WASHINGTON, R - A pro- posal for 300 million dollar fed eral road building program in Alaska by Senator Ernest Gruen- ing has been published by the Senate Public Works Committee
 The report outlines a 1O-year program of building throughways which would tie together all sec tions of the new state.
 It is described as "a handbook for use in Congressional consid- eration of the problem of bring ing the 18th State abreast of the rest of the nation in highway transportation"
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23
Wednesday December 2a. 1859 THE NOME NUGGET
Munich Bombing Laid 10 Reds

Munich Bombing Laid 10 Reds
 MUNICH, Germany, R -- Two explosions rocked the living quar- ters of a group of Russian exiles early today. All the residents were away and nobody was hurt.
 Munich police, after an initial investigation, said they believed bombs were thrown by Commit mist agents, but they were not sure whether the Reds wanted to scare the Russian emigrants or meant to kill them.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23
Barrymore Estate Ends In Hook to Uncle Sam

LOS ANGELES, tR - John Bar rymore's estate wound up more than $31, ,O0O in the red.
 A final accounting in court Monday listed assets of $10,812.54, mostly from the recent sale of his interest in three old movies.
 But he owed more than $4O,O00 in federal income taxes for 1889, 1940 and 1941. He died in 1852.
 Consequently, here was nothing left for his three children, Diana Barrymore, John Drew Barry more and Dolores Barrymore Bedell.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23

CAVOTA'S WILL BE OPEN Until g Wednesday and Thursday
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-23
Alaska Imports Evergreens

SEATTLE, LR - Alaska, which has large forests in the south eastern panhandle area, has found it necessary to import Christmas trees. Westair Transport, Seattle, has flown 1000 of the trees to Anchorage.
 Newell P. Davis, Westair gen. eral sales manager, said an Alas ka grocery distributor who sup plies Elmendorf Air Force Base and Fort Richardson, as well as civilian retail grocery outlets, found he might be short on trees and ordered the shipment.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Friecz. who were active in Cub Scouting while living in Nome, send greet ings from Fulton, Mo, where they now reside.
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Businessmen Buys
Lighthouse for
Son for $16,313

NEW YORK, Dec. 2 (AP).-
The gift chosen by Thomas
Consorti for his son this season
won't be found in many Christ
mas stockings.
It's a lighthouse on the New
Jersey coast. The tab: $16,313.
Mr.. Consorti, a Manhattan
businessman who lives at
Paramus. N. J.. was the highest
bidder Of 80 who submitted Of
fers to the Federal Govern
ment's General Services Ad-
ministration.
The lighthouse became sur
plus when 1t was replaced two
years ago by an automatic
light installed in the same area.
Before that it had been guid-
ing mariners for 100 years.
Mr.. Consorti said he wanted
1t for his 20-year-old son Peter.
an amateur astronomer who
hopes to set UP an astronom-
ical station.
Known as the Chapel Hill
Light Station, it is about IA
miles from Sandy Hook Bay in
New Jerseys Middletown Town
ship. With it went a two-story
frame dwelling. a garage and
three other small structures.
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Rowdy Rooney Leaves
Poor Show in Confusion

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 2 CAP)
Mickey Rooney was a guest
on Jack Paar's television show
last night and it was hard tc
tell who was upstaging whom
After a 30-minute exchange
Mr.. Paar invited Mr.. Rooney
to leave the program. The
pint-sized actor agreed and
the two shook hands.
Mr.. Rooney. perspiring pro-
fusely, explained he had been
out, celebrating his first we'd
ding anniversary with his fifth
wife, the former Barbara Ann
Thomason.
At one point. Mr.. Paar said
Mr.. Rooney was drunk. Mr..
Rooney smiled.
Then he accused Mr.. Paar
of laughing at him.
Mr.. Paar replied: II think
you're loaded"
Mr.. Rooney said he was a
Paar fan and frequently
watched him. Once, he said, II
stayed up until I couldn't sleep
anymore" to see the late hour
program.
Mr.. Paar turned to the au-
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Bomb Threats
Empty a Schools

ROANOKE, Va, Dec. 2 (AP)
Telephoned bomb threats led
to the evacuation Of several
thousand school children from
four area schools yesterday.
Firemen and police responded
in each instance, but found
nothing.
Authorities, indignant over
the hoaxes, termed the calls
"the work Of cranks and hood
lums who have no respect for
the law"
In each instance what ap-
peared to be a young male
voice told secretaries a bomb
had been planted. It took au-
thorities only a short time to
pronounce the schools safe and
the children returned.
These were the latest in a
series Of bomb threats which
have plagued authorities here
the last year-and-a-half.
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Rock-Throwers Attack
Home of Disc jockey

NEW YORK, Dec. q (AP).-
Singer Don Anthony, who has
told authorities about disc
jockey payola, says his Bronx
home has been attacked by
rock-throwing rufnans yelling
"Stoolie, Wen get you'll"
He said he also has received
threatening telephone calls and
has been subjected to derision
from kids in bebop hats
yelling rock n roll isn't going
to die: you'll die first"
Mr.. Anthony told police three
youths hoped out Of a car out
side his home late last night
and started throwing pebbles at
the house.
Window Smashed
Finally, he said, a larger
stone hit a drainpipe with a
loud crash and then a flst-sized
rock smashed through a win
dow. He said he couldn't get
a good look at the rock throw
ers because Of the darkness, but
believed they were of school
age.
Police assigned a detective to
the premises to guard Mr.. An
thony. his wife and their 19-
month-old son, joey, against
further incidents. A police
official said:
Anthony is Of the opinion
that the youths are incensed
at his efforts to kill rock n roll.
We're not sure Of that, but we
do know the window was
broken and the rock is there"
Mr.. Anthony said the rock
throwing obviously was the
outgrowth Of his charge that
disc jockeys bled him Of $1,000
in payola-payments for plug
ging his records on the air.
Withdrew Request
He asked District Attorney
Frank s. Hogan for protection
last week, but later withdrew
the request.
After the few threatening
Evening star., 1959-12-02

Worumbo weoVes Char
moso, the luxurious plush
wool that wears and
wears. MiIium lined for
extra warmth. Clutch
with shawl collar, push-up
sleeve or notehed collar.
Button-front with club
colIor. Toupe, maple,
French blue, frosty green,
red, black and beige.
Misses and petite sizes
8 to l6.
Women's sizes l4H2 to
22H. Button-front with
wing collar. $500
Downstoirs Store, Misses and
Women's Budget Coots, also
Bethesda Budget and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1959-12-02

last July when he landed his
light plane near Havana. cried
as he was carried into the
courtroom on a stretcher.
Two Mothers Testify
These tears are the tears
of a man. not a coward" he
told the tribunal. 'I am not
afraid to die. I cry because
they refused Gin PRISON. to let
me see my mother"
The government charged
that Del Pine, a former Cas-
tro supporter, few to Cuba to
pick UP Gastell and other
Batista men wanted as war
criminals.
Del Pino's attorneys argued
that the government lacked
sufncient evidence to prove its
case, and added that the
charge against Del Pine is not
punishable by death under
Cuban law.
Del Pine contended that he
was teaching an old friend,
Fernando Cobas, to fly and
that Cobas, working with the
police, switched on the engine
and forced him to land where
the police were waiting for
him. He charged he was really
being tried for anti-Castro
statements he had made in
Havana.
The f1ve-man court re-
fused to recess so that Cobas
could be called as a defense
witness, and defense testimony
lasted only Is minutes. The
only witnesses were the moth
erS Of the two defendants.
The tribunal said it would
announce its verdicts Friday.
They may be appealed by both
the prosecution and defense.
Evening star., 1959-12-02

(joking) or not" he said. "and
he just tried to get him OF the
show in fairly good taste"
Mr.. Paar. who normally works
out Of New York, is televising
from Hollywood for a few
weeks.
Last nights show was sent
live to the East and seen here
later on tape.
Evening star., 1959-12-02

phone calls dropped OF !
Thought ! could handle every
thing myself" the S1-year-old
singer said.
But last Saturday afternoon
when I went to the subway a
bunch Of kids in bebop hats
ganged me. They were yelling
rock n roll isn't going to die:
you'll die first"
Mr.. Anthony notified police
OF the incident. telling them:
I'm more afraid of juvenile
delinquents than I am of
adults" !
Evening star., 1959-12-02

young, a 3S-year-old CONNER
cial pilot of Miami, Fla: Peter
John Lambton, "a. a British
born naturalized American OF
Nassau, Bahamas, and IS
Cubans.
The military prosecutor asked
the death sentence for Young
and Fernando Pruno Bertot, a
24-year-old Cuban who once
studied at Columbia University
in New York. and 30-year SEN
tences for Lambton Sld, IL of
the Cuban defendants.
The 81 tried Monday at Pinar
del Rio were captured during a
clash with Cuban troops during
which one soldier was killed.
Warns Of Reaction
Young's attorney, Jorge Ba-
callao, warned the military tri-
bunal that execution of the
American would touch OF a
strong anti-Cuban campaign in
the United States. The only
other American sentenced to
death during the wave of fir
ing squad activity early this
year, Alan Robert Nye of Whit
ing, Ind, was released and de-
ported.
Trial Of the third United
States citizen, Rafael del Pine,
80. Of Miami, was completed to-
day just after midnight after
eight hours Of testimony and
argument before a second tri-
bunal at Havana's La Cabana
fortress.
The military prosecutor asked
the death sentence for both
Cuban-born Del Pine and Lu-
ciano Linares Gastell, q former
policeman under the Dictator
ship Of Fulgencio Batista.
Del Pine, wounded by police
Evening star., 1959-12-02
INDIANS PREPARE
BIOLOGICAL GIFTS
FOR PRESIDENT

BOMBAY, India (AP).-
President Eisenhower may
end his goodwill mission to
India by taking home a zoo
or at least two tigers, a
bull and a couple of lions.
The health minister of
Madhya Pradesh State,
RAM Padvavuti Devi, an
nounced that she will pre-
sent Mr.. Eisenhower with
two Royal Bengal tiger cubs
recently captured in the
jungleS Of Central India.
The government of An
dhra PradeSh State has an
nounced it will give him a
bull of a rare Indian breed
when he visits the New
Delhi World Agricultural
Fair.
Reports here say that
other governments plan
similar gifts, including lion
cubs from Cir Forest.
Evening star., 1959-12-02

dience and said: Don't sober
him up or you'll ruin it,"
Later Bill Anderson, producer
OF the NBC show, said Mr.. Paar
was not upset.
He didn't know whether
Mickey was putting him on
Evening star., 1959-12-02

of slowing away to try to enter
the United States and were
held in Jersey City In lieu Of
$1,000 bail each. Apparently
they posed as stevedores in
Buenos Aires to get aboard.
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Stowuwuys Held

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 2 (AP)
Two men from Chile were
picked up yesterday by the FBI
after slowing away on a
freighter. They were accused
Evening star., 1959-12-02
Two Americans Await
Cubon Verdict Today

HAVANA, Dec. CAP)-Two Americans charged with try
Ing to overthrow Fdel Castros revolutionary regime learn
military courts verdict today but another win have to wait
until Friday The government has demanded death for two
Of the three
Awaiting verdc today at Pnar del Rio were Frank Austin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

Pomlatka gnijezda broj 6O2.
Rodjena je IS. nov, 1910. u
mjestu Princeton, B. c., cd
roditelja Stjepana j Marie
Budak. Doselila je ovdje sa
svojim roditeljima kada je BIZ
la 8 mjeseci stara, a u Po-
mlatku je bila cd svog rodje-
MIA. Bila je delegatica ma
Gerskoj konvenciji. Ovdje je
prosla tri razreda wise skole
Walkerville Collegiate, a ce-
tvrti je pri zavrsetku u Ro-
yal Oak, Detroit, kod svoga
brata Georgia, j namjerava sa
daljnjim skolovanjem.
U odsjeku nalazi svoje ro-
ditelje, Stjepana Mariju, te
bracu Johna i Georgia, nevje-
ste Dolores Edna, a u Po-
mlatku ostavlja sestru Helen,
koja je isto bila ga Frances
delegatica Gerske konvencije,
i netijaka Stephen necaki-
nje Dolores Lora, djeca cd
brace. Dakako da &c ova mia
dez slijediti stope svojih sta
rijih, kada IA to vrijeme do
die.
Drugi je Ivan Robich, koji
je takodjer pristupio il Po-
mlatka gnijezda broj 6O2. On
je rodjen II. januara, 1941.
u mjestu Sudbury, Ont, cd
roditelja Filipa i Tonice Ro-
bich, koji Sc doselise ovdje
pred nekoliko godina.
Ivan po3ai Walkarvine Col
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

novno certifikat Ia 81, 100000,
isplativ nakon 20 godina, pa
je vrijedno reel 0 MENU ne
koliko rijeci.
Mike je rodjen 4. januara,
1889. u ovome mjestu, cd ro-
ditelja Ivana Dragice Mia
cak. Prosao je Walkerville
Collegiate, a sada polazi We
stern University u London,
Ont, gdje uci "a engineera.
U odsjeku nalazi svoju maj
ku Dragicu, brata Josepha
nevjestu Matilda, a u Pomlat-
ku ostavlja brata Williama,
sinovku Linda sinovca Da-
vida. Dakako, da &c i ova mia
dez stupiti svojim predjama
lSa kada "a to vrijem d0dje.
Cetvrti je John MIacak, ko.
j je takodjer bio Clan Po-
mlatka i nije odmah pristu-
pio, ali evo ga sada s mama
u redovima nasega odsjeka.
John je rodjen 27. febru-
ara, 1886. u ovome mjestu, Cd
istih roditelja sto sam gore
"a Mike, jer John
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

tetke, Josipa i Ljubice Fudu-
ric, koji sc postarase "a svo-
ga necaka i uputise ga da mu
je mjesto medju mama, a Ivan
je to radosno prihvatio.
U odsjeku je nasao svoga
tetka i tetku, tetkine kcerke
Mary i Stephanie, i zeta Mi
lu Binickoga.
Sedmi je Franjo Kasun, ko-
j je rodjen %. julia, 1880. u
mjestu SEVERN ma Kupi, O.
gulin, Hrvatska. Dosao je
prosle godine liz rodnoga kra-
ia ovdje kod svoga strica -
Mike Kasuna, odbornika ma
sega odsjeka, koij je uputio
svoga sinovca gdje mu je po-
ci. Njegove slike nemamo pri
ruci.
4
ia nize potpisani molim 60
re navedenu mladez da mi O.
prosti, sto n i S a m u tancine
opisivao 0 njihovim raznim
aktivnostima, ljepotama j.
grama. Sve je to bogme lie
pi, zdravi i mladi narod, ko-
il mozda nekada uzmu i wise
igre nego mi starr mozemo
podnijeti, ali to je nasa mia
dost.
Cd strane clanstva nasega
odsjeka, mi cestitamo njiho-
vim roditeljima ma uzgoju O.
vakve djece, koja je svoje no.
vo dosljake primila i uputila
gdje i'm je mjesto, a wanna
mlada brace j sestre, zelimo
dobrodoslicu II nase redove.
A jos da dodam medju O.
WI mladez radosnu West, da
je clan nasega odsjeka, Geo.
Budak usavrsio ono sto je ze-
lio. 0 MENU je vec pisano da
je bio clan Pomlatka cd ro-
djenja, pristupio ma vrijeme
u mas odsjek, obnasao cast
odsjecnog blagajnika, dokle
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

Grimsby, Ont, Can. - BIZ
la je vruca zelja gdje. Fran
Ike Vlastelich, supruge naseg
odsjeenog tajnika brata Mike
Vlastelich, da nakon % 60
dina odlaska il starog kraja
da posjeti svoje rodno mje-
sto Bribir, u Hrvatskom Pri-
morju jos jednom vidi svo-
ju staricu majku, sestru, bra
ia i ostalu rodbinu, ciju sliku
sa suprugom ovdje donosimo.
Tako je ma 1909 decembra
1858. sestra Vlastelich odpu-
tovala sa eroplanom "a start
kraj. Posto sc je brzo spremi-
la i odputovala, tako da mno-
81 Cd njihovih prijatelja nisu
nj znali "a njezin odlazak do
zadnjeg casa. Prema tome nj
su imali priliku da Sc s njom
pozdrave i zazele joj sretan
put jos veseliji povratak
k svojem suprugu mama ME
zinim prijateljima. Stoga Mi
howl kumovi i prijatelji od-
lucise, da kada Sc povrati da
pripreme veceru u njezinu po-
cast njezina supruga. Tako
je i bio, priredjena je bogata
vecera u nedjelju, 1. febru-
ara u stanu njihovih kumova,
Mr.. i Mrs. Mestek. NaSe vri-
jedne kuharice, gospodje Me-
stek, Barich i Stark priredise
svega dosta najboljeg sto je
moglo biti, a njihovi supruzi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

nice, a to su: Josephine Umo-
lac i Katica Jazvac.
Sestra Josephine Umolac
je rodjena 25. augusta u Ka-
nadi. Ona sada pohadja visu
skolu vrlo dobro uci. Pre-
lazom IL gnijezda br. 274, O.
ma je u redove odraslog Clan
stva zatekla svog oca maj
ku, Janka Barbara Umolac,
nase dobre i marljive cla-
move, koji su Sc prize nekih
30 godina doselili ovamo IL O.
kolice Karlovca. Brat Janko
radio je dugi niz godina "a
Maple Liv Co. i zivio ma far
mi u Vajhlit, Ont, gdje Sc i
sada nalazi.
U ime odsjeka GIT zelimo
sestri Josephine srdacnu do
brodoslicu j sve najbolje u Ii
votu, a njenim roditeljima &C.
stitamo ma dobrom odgoju
svoje keeri.
Druga mlada sestra, koja
je pristupila u mas odsjek, je
Katica Jazvac. Ona je dosla
u Kanadu pred svega cetiri
mieseca il stare domovine.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

j Mike su braca rodjena. OAK
le, John je prosao wise skole,
Walkerville Collegiate, Uni
versity u Kingston, Ont, sa
raznim odlikama nagrada-
ma, a sada je uposlen u Mon
trealu kao elektrik inzinjir.
Sve sto sam gore naveo o
Mike koga nalazi u odsjeku,
a koga ostavlja u Pomlatku,
to isto vrijedi "a Johna. Ne
mogu mimoici da ne recem,
da su braca John Mike, bill
vrlo popularni u nasoj hrvat-
skoj tamburici prize nego su
mas ostavili, radi skole po-
slova.
Peta ma redu jest Mary Ri
barrie, koja je rodjena 25-og
AUGUSTA, 1910. u mjestu Or