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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Shoots Boy In
Back; E~xonerated

HOUSTON, Texas (CNS)-Citi-
zens of Houston were up-in-arms
over the decision of a mixed jury
which freed Obren Rickett, 80,
who confessed to shooting a Is
year old Negro boy in the back
two years ago. The boys mother,
Mrs. Leslie Mae Black, sat in the
courtroom in tears at the verdict.
Making a racial issue OF the
case, Prosecutor Neil Mckay
tried TO convince the jury that
the prisoner must not be freed
and allowed to go on killing
Negro boys without reason. He
stated that this mothers son
must be respected as a human
being and what happened to him
must be justified.
The victim, Is year old Melvin
Black was shot in August, 1887,
as he fled from an accident on
the highway near a filling sta
ton where Rickett was attend
ant. Rickett claims he saw the
boy coming toward him and
thinking he had a gun, shot in
self defense.
The boy was running away
from him at the time. He shot
Melvin in the back, paralyzlng
him. For nearly a year the boy
laid in the hospital, dying. His
mother visited him every day
BY turning in a verdict OF
guilty of murder without NAL
ice" Rickett was Immediately
released.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
NAACP Says:
Scrap Seniority
Rule In Congress
Knife Bandit
Knitted In HoIdup

A robbcr, welding a knife as
his weapon, will choose his vic
tim more carefully next time.
He will not try TO rob a market
with an experienced knife han
dlcr ~(butcher) as his intended
victim.
The robber, Leonard Griffin,
81, of 1892 w. Grand Blvd,
went into Griggs Market, 1906
Fourteenth Sunday and ordered
a few small commodities, then
pulled a knife and helped him
self to the open cash register.
When Mrs. Hazel Dale, Al, OF
1928 Sixteenth, a clerk, tried to
stop him he cut her wrist, grab
bed the 500 loot and fled the
scene.
a butcher, jeremiah Miller,
81, Of 1871 S. Ethel. chased
him. welding a butcher knife,
catching him at his parked ear
and stabbed him in the chest
and slashed his forearm as he
drove away.
Griffin abandoned his car and
bloodStaincd shirt at an aunt'S
house.
Meanwhile, Griffin was riding
in a car with a friend, Elmer
Mays, rs, of 1888 w. Grand
Blvd, when Mays became con-
ccrned about his condition. Crit
fin was still bleeding.
Mays hailed a seovtcare - at
&. Warren and Burns.
Griffin is in Receiving Hospi-
tai. His condition is serious. His
troubles aren't over, either
He is a police prisoner. lie is
held for armed robbery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29

The suit was filled by Miss
Jacquelyne Nj. Gibbs, "a, who
charged that the Negro law.
maker is the father of her five
ycar-old daughter, Angela.
This followed closely the di
vorce proceedings Diggs started
last month against his wife Jau-
nita, 81. A hearing in the di-
vorce case is set for Friday in
Circuit Court.
The paternity suit, also filed
in Circuit Court, said the child
was conceived by Diggs following
a post-election party, on Novem-
Der IL, 1853, when the 36-ycar-
old congressman narrowly miss
ed election to the Detroit Com
mon Council.
Miss Gibbs, OF 1875 Pasade-
ma, through her attorney, San.
der Berstein, seeks TO have
Disss named legally as the
ehild's father and TO force him
TO contribute TO her support.
In an official statement issued
through his public-relations Of
flee, Digs said:
The paternity charge filed
against me is absolutely ridicu-
lous and | deny it completely.
During my political career l
have become accustomed to dis
torted accusations of all types,
but this charge against me is by
all means the most vicious and
il is entirely untrue.
at is usual, according TO my
attorney, that paternity pro-
ceedinss are filed either dur
ing the pregnancy of the moth
err or shortly after the birth OF
the child in question.
I'm this case, however, the
charge is being made after what
| understand is an elapsed time
of. five years.
Il feel that il is far more than
a coincidence that this accusa-
ton is being made at this par
ticular time. There is no ques-
ton in my mind that it Is an
other step in a program calcu-
lated to discredit me-"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29

The wilkins proposal came
close on the heels of the report
that the House is shelving its
civil rights bill until next year
while the Senate entertains what
has been termed a moderate
measure.
Emphasizing Southern Dem.
oersfie control of House and
Senate committees, Mr.. Viii
kins said this "rosdbIock" can
only be cleared through "a de-
termined effort to get the
Northern wing Of the Demo.
cratic party TO bring some
pressure upon the Southern
wing.
If this is not successful Sec
rotary wilkins continued, Negro
citizens may be forced into the
long and slow method of trying
to elect Republicans so that com
mittee chairmen will not be
Southern Democrats.
"Or they may join with other
Disguised citizens in the growing
demand that the seniority sys-
TEN in the selection of commit
tee chairmen be dropped" he
asserted.
Mr.. wilkins made these pro-
posals in the course of an adj
dress before the closing conven-
ton session of the National AS
ISOLATION of Real Estate Brokers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29

Mrs. Diggs, who insists she is
willing TO accept a reconciliation
with the Congressman, said she
was aware of the charges made
by Miss Gibbs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
REASONS FOR LABOR REFORM BILL"
By Donald !. Rogers

sv Donald /. Rogers MY. Tribune " zU
Nv wra;no threatening letters TO members OF the House
vho v,,.a sas ,hs 1 rum.cr griffin IsboreoniroI BILL James
3. carsv' a r. &c. l. o. viee-president and head OF the
International nIeetriesI Workers. has probably assured 20, " nc,
passage Of the bill in IFS toughest form. Congress W." y" ~
be eo.resd, and every seasoned politician knows |" - :.
CANNED Isbor's influence at the polls IS now .op pncKEp
tsss LABOR REFoRlA BILL, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
FLOODS HIT F0RM0sA; zoos LOST"

(Det. Times 8/8)
TAIPEI. Aug. 8 UPI-cenfraI Formosa's worst rain
storm in so years caused flash floods yesterday which
drowned 100 persons. Hundreds more. swept away by the
flood waters, are missing.
More than 700 villages were flooded. Some OF mem
b.v. = :, va, been heard from and IL is believed that the
death toll will climb as reports are received from them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Seek To Rid Congress
Of Dixie Democrat Control

NEW YORK-Scrapping of the seniority system for
selection of Congressional committee chairmen was pro-
posed this week by NAACP Executive Secretary Roy Will
kins as a means of securing enactment of civil rights legis-
IatiOn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
NAAP Guarantees Bail
For Florida Fugitive

NEW YORK-The this week guaranteed bail
of s. 1000 for the appearance of Willie Reid, fugitive from
a Florida chain gang, in court when his ~extradition fight
is continued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
NJ GIRLS, II, GO WADING AND DROWN"

(Def. Times 8/6l
Windsor. Carol Ann PineavIt Of Sandwich West,
and Susan Butler went wading waist deep -. river bed
in front of cottage drops of abruptly TO a depth OF 80 feet
about 100 feet out. :" Susan has a twin sister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Nggs Troubles Mounting
Scion Is Target
PATERNITY Suit

Rep. Charles c. Diggs, Jr. was named in a paternity
suit Friday as the father of a 5year-old girl born to
a waitress
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
THE DEVIL WANTS DUPES. DEPUTIES!
THE NAACp = "HARLEM LIQUOR statesmen"

Letters, NY. Tribune 0/5)
A few days ago The Baltimore Sun" reported a demand
on the part Of the National Association TOR me Advance
ment Of coIored People that liquor wholesalers employ
NOR. N.cro statesmen in the Harlem area, or their products
will be boyeotted.
See HARLEM LIQUOR statesmen. Page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Letter 10 Detroit Free Press, 81
"uAW PHILOSOPHY CHALLENGED"

heard that a JAW official complained that some
employees of the Cross Company sneaked into the P'an' III
the trunks of supervisors cars.
(see JAW PHILOSOPHY, Page n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
SEE FRONT COVER
Slyful
Blue Angels, that is...

nON'T call the Blue Angels stunt
- flyers. The term is precision
flyers. The Navy team on our cover
is flying diamond formation - four
Grammar FllF jet fighters, close
enough to shake hands.
I'VE aren't stunt flyers, says 1t.
Comm. Zeb Knott, ex-Korea combat
flyer who's fight leader. ''What we
do takes knowledge"
A typical show begins with the
fight team climbing to $500 feet,
rolling over and plummeting down
at 1900 mph. The shows climax:
the dramatic Fleur de Lis - reverse
roll and regrouping as the jets pass
the grandstand.
Only don't call them stunt flyers!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

TINS WEEK Mosori"s / Moy ~. 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

H,HY girls, who have always been partial
~ to black for summer as well as every
other season, are going to have picnic this
year. Black and white are the summers
biggest colors, either in prints, all white
with black touches, or as we show them
above - black with frosting Of white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
Summer FrOStinS

The three dresses here are by Rembrandt.
At the left is black rayon sheath dress with
wide V-neck. It's iced with organza sleeves
made of four rows of ruffies. The price is
about $40.
In the center: a simple buttoned-to-the-
waist sheath is topped by very large triple
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18
WEST VIRGINIA

2. 'sBan Jelacic", Benwood, w. Va.
2-gu nedjelju, 200 p. M, U
Croatian Cultural Club, 1853
Eoff St.
P. John Baron, 3O6 Marshall st.
PIP. Pho. Steve Rubcich, "a -
4th st., McMechen
r. Lawrence Jackovac, 70 Sher-
wood Ave-, Mill Acres, Elm
Grove
B. Paul Lenar, 346 Marshall st.
Per. Anton Marcela, Box 128,
Neffs, Ohio
Pob. Helen Baron, 306 Marshall st.
Upr. gn. 60: John M. Baron, Sr.,
3O6 Marshall st.
DR.. Michael Gaydosh Jr., 1881 Ja-
cob ST.. Wheeling, w. Va. Phone
Wing. eos.
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SOUTH DAKOTA
29S. "VeIebit", Lead s. Dakota

29S. "Velebit", Lead s. Dakota -
zadnju nedj. mjesecu, PM,
1879 So. Stone ST.
P. Joe cubelic, Box 274
PIP. John Perkovich, 800 w. Nc
Clellan
T. Joseph Racic, 1O8 S. Stone st.
B. Samuel j. Becich, Box 817
Pob. Paul Akrap, SO Charles St.
DeadWood, S. D.
Pho. Marko Sentovich, 403 Gwinn
Ave.
Upr. gn. As: Joseph Racic, 10s S.
Stone st.
DR.. T. c. Smiley, NATL Bank Bldg
DeadWood (65)
DR.. Henry E. Davidson, 6O3 w.
Main st.
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CANADA
ALBERTA

6S6. Hrv. Sloga, Coaldale, Alta,
Canada - 2 nedj. 2 Pm stan tai
p. Pho. Steve Vucurevic, Box 10
Lethbridge, Alta.
T. Pob. Angelo Boras, Box 408,
Coaldale, Alta, Can.
Per. B. Janja Boras, Box 4O8
DR.. John w. Hunt, Medical Bldg,
Room 5O1 Lethbridge. Alta.
765. SlAv. Radnici, MercoaA, Al.
berta, Canada. = 2. nedj., HOO
AM, stan Stjepana Laktic
p. Andrija Klepic- P. o. Box "a
PIP. Pob. Stjepan Pejnovich, r. o.
Box 81
Per. Pho. Mihovil Krpan, Box ia
T. b. Stjepan Laktic, Box 26
Uprav. gn. 486: Mihovil Krpan.
Box ia
D& ( q. waugh
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18
255. "Nada". Milwaukee. Wis.,

255. ''Nada", Milwaukee, Wis.,.
nedjelja, 900 A. NJ, Karlovich
Hall, 539 So. 9Th st.
P. Vinko Stajmiger, 43s So. 65th
st.
PIP. Ivan Raic, 6512 w. Main st.
T. Petar Maretic, 71S w. National
Ave. a.
B. Franjo Crnkovic, 70s West
National Ave. "a
Per. Pob. Milan Pudjak, 2576 No.
34th st. (10)
Pho. Nick Hinich, 1925 w. Howard
Ave.
Upr. gn. 1S: Mitzie Knaflic, 1912
So. 33rd Ave. (15)
DR.. John Stefanetz, Co.'s. 9Th st.
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P. Joseph G.. Saginaw, 536 Hill
crest Ave.
PIP. Joseph Baron, I'll Auburn Rd.,
Fairless Hills
T. Pob. Nicholas P. Trdina, 2416
Wood Avenue, Edgely Bristol.
Phone WI 5-O484
Per. Dorothy L. Trdina, 2416 Wood
Ave, Edgely Bristol
B. Kathryn Baron, I'll Auburn Rd
Fairless Hills
Pho. Stephen Matush, 233 Austin
Dr., Fairless Hills
Upr. gn. 648: Nicholas P. Trdina,
2416 Wood Ave, Edgely Bristol
DR.. T. J. Dougherty, 423 N. Penn
sylvania Ave.
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1872, w. AIlis, Wis. - 3.

392. w. AIlis, Wis. - 8. nedj. 2
PM, Crkvena Dvorana, 6762 w.
Rogers st.
P. Roy Roback, 1854 So. 6Oth st.
PIP. Marko Sunara, 2OO7 w. Scott
st. az
T. Pob. Leo Sharko, 1912 So. 80th
st. (19)
B. John Halaus. 1477 So. seth st.
Per. Mike Papa, 5s37 W. Wash
ington Street (14), Phone CIR
6-5567
Pho. Thomas Wodenjak, 1913 S.
list st. (14), Phone SIP 4-7483
Us. Mike Markotic, 1858 South
69th st. (19), LII 3-3173
Upr. gn. 457: Frances Papa, 5837
w. Washington st. (14), Phone
CIR 6-5567
DR.. j. Stefanetz, 6O2 So. 9Th St.,
Milwaukee 4, Wis. - Phone BR
1-732S
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TEXAS

264. Trojedna kralj., Galveston,
Texas. nedj, 800 PM, u sta
nu Franka Vicevita, POLL Sealy
Ave
P. Roko Lukovic, 1901 Ave. 20"
T. Fana Vicevic, 2O11 Sealy Ave.
B. Mihovil Tonic, 1928 N. e
Per. Franjo Vicevit, 2011 Sealy
Ave
Pob. Ambrose Lukovic, 4712 Ave.
N. u
DR.. J. l.. Jenkins, S. E. Cor. 22nd
and Sealy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18
8S. Maria Mapd.. Renwpod. w

Va. - 8. nedj., 200 Pm, stan Sc
sire tajnice, 45 Roosevelt Ave.
P. Maria Spehar, SO Roosevelt
Ave.
PIP. Dragan Duranovich, IS Roose-
welt Ave.
T. i Pob. Danica Duranovic. As
Roosevelt Ave.
Per. Blanche Dinger, 81 Roosevelt
Ave.
B. Theresa Jelacit, 141 Roosevelt
Ave.
Pho. Walter Jelacic, As Roosevelt
Ave
Dr. Michael Gaydosh, Jr., 1881
Jacob ST., Wheeling
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261. HPD milwaukee" Milwaukee

Wis. 3. nedj., $50 AM, Kar-
lovich Hall, $50 S. 9Th st.
P. i Us. S. Vukomanovic, 2514 N.
5th Street, Milwaukee, Wis. -
Phone FIR 2-1860
PIP. Joseph Breber, 929 N. 25th
St., Phone WE 3-3515
T. Pob. FLIP Paulin, 660 So. 61st
st. Phone SIP 4-3119
B. John Tiran, 5146 N. 18th st.
Per. Franjo Brisk, 500 s. Goth st.
(14) West Allis, Wis. Phone GL
3-14S4
Pho. George Popovic, 1892 w.
Scott, w. Allis, Wis. Phone CIR
6-5273
Upr. gn. 473: Frank Buka1, 2122
So. 82nd, West Allis IA, Wis.
Phone Ii $3.50
DR.. J. S. Stefanetz, 6O2-S. 9Th
st. (4), Phone: Marqutte s-732S
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625. Bratska Sloga, Bellingham,

625. Bratska Sloga, Bellingham,
Wash. 3 nedj. 10 A. M.
privatnoj kuci, 2511 Elizabeth
st.
Plural Starkovich, 2511 Elizabeth
St.
PIP. Martin Tomich, 513-13th st.
T. Stjepan Petrovic, Box 81
B. Steve Starkovich, 2408 Jeagar
Street
Per. Franjo Vitalic, 514-13th st.
Pho. Stanislav Bonkoski, 1911
State St.
Upr. gn. 287: Juraj Starkovich,
2511 Elizabeth st.
DR.. E. K. Simpson, $40 Belling
ham Nat. Bank Bldg.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18
l59. Sy. Duh. Grant Town. w. Va

l59. Sv. Duh, Grant Town, w. Va.
- 2. subote, 4:3O PM, stan Mate
Rebrovica.
p. Janko Micak, Box 81, Baxter
w. Virginia
PIP. i Pob. Mike Rebrovic, Box 221
B. Petar Smiljanic, Box 246
T. Barica Micak, Box 81 Baxter,
w. Virginia.
Per. Janko Micak, P. o. Box 81,
Baxter, w. Va.
Pho. Anna Manure, Box 246
Upr. gn. 327: Barbara Micak, P.
o. Box 81
DR.. T. M. Stoddard
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448. Srce Narodnostl, BarrackvilIe

448. Srce Narodnost1, BarrackviIIe
w. Va. = 3. nedj, 2 PM, United
Mine Workers Hall.
P. Rudy Hajduk, P. o. Box 131
PIP. Per. Emanuel Canjar, P. O..
Box 264
T. i B. Louis Canjar, Box 264
Pob. Ivan Niksic, Rt. II, Lehman
Ave-, Fairmont, w. Va.
Pho. Mato Boric, Box 2O3
Upr. gn. 1856: Louis Canjar, p o.
Box 264
DR.. Louis Barron, Jacobs Bldg,
Fairmont, w. Va.
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800 Nou Zakon. Coverdale, Pa

622. Novi Zakon, Coverdale, Pa
2. nedj. 2 P. M, Jugoslavenskt
Dom, Bertha St, Bethel Park,
Pa.
P. Ante Yelich, 2S0S Oak Street,
Bethel Park, Pa.
Pp. John Puskar, 5466 Spruce St,
Bethel Park
T, Per. Pob. Mike Maluslch,
5454 Spruce St, Bethel Park
Pho. Thomas Evanovich, Bethel
Park
B. Viola kuzman, 1881 Main St,
Bethel Park, Pa.
Upr. gn. 275; Mike Maruslch, 54o4
Spruce St, Bethel Park, Pa
DR.. ]. Edgar Kent, 425 Main ST
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4S9. SinoH Hrv. Domovine, Seat.

439. Sinovi Hrv. Domovine, Seat
tie, Wash. 2. nedj., 1:30 Pm,
Serbian Hall, 4352-15th Ave
So. & Columbia Way.
P. Pauline Puhich, 432 Langstone
Pl., Renton
Pp. Juro Sertich, 5017-26th Ave
So.
T. Pob. Roy Toljan, 3O49-20th
Ave. So. (44) Phone PA 2-3231
B. Matilda Mataya, 1851 So. 14th
Per. Slavomil Leow, 1903 Weller
Street.
Pho. Edna Berkovich, 3236-12th
Ave. West
Upr gn. 220: Matilda Mataya,
1851 So. 14th Ave.
DR.. W. e. Tupper, 900 Boylstone
Avenue.
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71e. Saint John E.S.L. GIassport,

719. Saint 50hn E.S.L. ulasspoTt,
Pa. End Sunday. 11:00 AM,
Polish Natl Alliance, Indiana
Ave. and 9Th st.
P. Sam Marin, 7O3 Ohio Ave.
PIP. Steve Milos, 511 - Sth st.
T. i Pob. John T. Duralia, 80 w.
9Th ST., McKeesport, Pa.
B. Edward Tarle, 401 Monogahela
Avenue
Per. Joseph Tarle, 208-7th st.
Pho. Ivan Duralia, 1905 Indiana
Avenue
Us. Joseph Marin, 416 Gross Ave,
Mckeesport. Pa.
Upr. gn. 433: John r. Duralia, $40
w. 9th Street, McKeesport, Pa.
DR. Frank J.. Cibrik, 619 Monon-
gahela Ave.
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416. Sv. Juraj, Ebert, w. Va. - 8.
nedj. 1 P. M. Community Hall,
Elbert, w. Va.
P. John Pavlic, Sr., Box 81
PIP. Steve c. Borich
T. Henry Pintar, Box 6S2, Gary,
w. Va.
B. Elsie M. ketz, Box 674, Gary
w. Va.
Pob. Joe Nogosky, P. o.
Upr. gn. 1873: John Spichek Jr.,
Box 236
DIR. Conrad
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list Sunday, Zoo PM, Croatian
Home 4th and Antisbury st.
P. Helen Dormihal, 343 Fifth st.
Pp. Charles Blazina, 7116 Church
ST.. Pittsburgh (18)
T. John r. Segina, 1921 Belmar
Place, Swissvale, Pa.
B. Stella Dormihal, 325 Summer
Way
Per. Zora Kurp, 142 Mound st.
Pob. Mike Vranic, 400 N. Holland
Avenue
Pho. John Bursic, 1910 Hanover
Ave, Pittsburgh Is, Pa.
Or. M. B. Weber, 322 Hawkins
Avenue
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s96 Ran. Pokret, Rural Ridge, Pa

8. nedt. 10 A. M. dvorana
Mrs. Annie Vucich, Box B
P. Mato Skrtich, P. o. Box AZ,
Harwick, Pa.
PIP. John Bestich, shuster Road
Gibsonia, Pa.
Tt Pob. Anna Vucich. P O. Box b
Per. George Rukavina, Box B.
B. Frank Tominac, P. O. Box "A
Us. Olga C. M. Vidmar Box l64
Upr. en-. 423: Annie Vucich, P.
o. Box B
DR.. Shelf. Russelton Medical Cen
ter
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PIP. George Koval, Rt. 8, Mason,
Wis.
T. B. John Klobutchar, Rt. 3,
Box ia, Ashland, Wis.
Pob. Matilda Grubisic, RID z,
Mason, Wis.
Pno Ignac Grubisic, r. 2, Mason,
Wis.
Upr. gn. 63: John Klobuchar, r. 3,
Ashland, Wis.
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4s,. Svi Sveti. Mount Glare. ". Va

- 1. nedj 200 PM, stanu
sestre Mestrovic
P. Donna Mestrovic, Box 391
Pp., T., Per. i Pob. Stj. Popovic,
Box 244
B. Drag. Plivelich, Box 122
Pho. Mary zivkovic, Box 3O6
Upr. gn. 176: Donna Mestrovic,
Box 391
DR.. l.. H. Mills, Goff Building,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
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48S. Sloga Slav. E.S.L. Spokane,
Wash 2rd Sunday 7.S0 PM

486. SI0g8 SIHV. E.S.L. SpuKHne,
Wash. - 3rd Sunday, 1880 PM,
w. 317 Cleveland
P. Matt Merrick, Sr., 522 West
Dean st.
PIP. and Pob. Pete Stojanac, 81
w. End
T. Mary L. Covich, 317 w. Ceve-
land
B. Peter Suden, 1928 w. Spofford
Per. George Covich, w. 81 Cleve-
land
Pho. Tony Zupan, E. 524 Garland
Upr. gn. 160: Mary L. Covich, w.
317, Cleveland
Dr. M. Kalez, 1852 Paulsen and
Dental Bldg.
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GAS. "Zora", Hoquiam, Wash -

GAS. "Zora", Hoquiam, Wash - 2
nedjelja, 200 P. M, u stanu
Petrica
P. Anton Kombol, 2415 Simpson
Ave., Aberdeen
PIP. Frank Petrich, Rt. 1, Box ITO
T., B. Pob. Mary Petrich, Rt. 1,
Box 110
Per. Betty Polich, 1900 w. 1st ST.,
Aberdeen
Pho. Betty Dragecevich, TIP N.
Williams ST., Aberdeen, Wash.
Upr. gn. 381: Mary Petrich, Rt. l.,
Box 40
DR.. ]. C. Korvall, 723 TX" st.
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WASHINGTON

So. DR.. d. Starcevic, ROslyn, Wash.
1. nedjelju, $50 AM, Musso
Hall.
P. John BrozoVich, P. o.
PIP. Pho. Andrew Sporcic Sr., Ro-
nald, Wash.
Per. Juraj Majnarich, P. o.
T. Rudy Kovacevich, Box 26
B. Pob Roko Ferkovich, Box 3O2.
Upr. gn. 25: Rudolph Kovacevich,
P.O.
DR.. j. P. Mooney
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UTAH
282. Sy. Barbara, Helper, Utah

282. Sv. Barbara, Helper, Utah. -
3-cu nedjelju, Helper Civic Au-
ditorium, II AM, do 100 PM.
P. Jos. Matte. 21 Highway, Hell
per, Utah.
T., Pob. i Per. David Yakovich,
Box 629
B. Eleanor Yakovich, Box 629.
Pho. Anton Krbavac, P. o.
Upr. gn. 1913: Joseph Matte, Box
1913
DIR. A, r. Demman.
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P. Per. Luka Burica, 1920 North
2Sth Street
Pp. Nikola Broz, 5115 So. Pine st.
T. i Pob. Steve Franko, 4S50-6th
Ave.
B. Louis Kovack, 4815 So. Adams
Pho. August Broz, 6407 S. Law
renee
DR.. West Thomas r., 1917 North
10th Street, Rt. IL, Box 104
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500. Luzerne CrOatians, ES Lu-

500. Luzerne Croatians, ES Lu-
zerne, Pa. 1st Sunday, 100
PM, Frank Guchanas Hall. 437
Vaughn, st.
P. Joseph Plevel, 251 Union st.
PIP. Paul Krznaric, 80 Price st.
Kingston, Pa.
T. John Miketinas, 402 Union St.
B. James Miketinas, 402 Union st.
Per. Anna Krznaric, 80 Price St.,
Kingston, Pa.
Pob. Stephen Kapsick, 2O9 Vaughn
Street (Rear)
Pho. Stephen Milunic, 3O4 Roose-
welt St., Edwardsville
Upr. gn. 634: Joseph Plevel, PSI
Union st.
DR.. w. H. Lambert. 484 Charles
ST.; DR.. J. w. Kirschner, 552
Bennett st.
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14O. Green Co. Croatians ES Rices

Landing, Pa. 3rd Sunday, 1
PM, Steve A. Mosier Home, r.
D. 1.
P. Steve Mosier, R.D. 1, Box 216A
PIP. Joseph Mosier, r. D.
T. Eli Vuicich, Jr., 81 Cumber-
land Village, Charmichaels, Pa.
B. Joseph Baker, 36 Cumberland
Village. Carmichaels, Pa.
Per. Helen Moiser, RID
Pob. Eli Vuicich, Sr., r. D. 1,
Box GA
Pho. Michael j. Mosier, r. D. 1
Us. VIM. Vuicich, R. D. 1, Box GA
Upr. gn. 491: Mary Mosier, r. D. 1,
Box 216A, Rices Landing, Pa.
DR.. H. B. Miller, Crucible, Pa.