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ated with the Lodge.
After graduation fr o m
High School she wishes to be-
come employed as a typist.
Our second new member,
Evelyn Elchyshyn, was
born in Sydney in 1912. Her
father is of Ukrainian de-
scent and her mother was
born and raised in Sydney.
Evelyn is now attending
high school and has not yet
decided which step she will
take after graduation.
She leaves behind in Nest
482 two sisters, who will fol-
low Helen's footsteps when
the time comes.
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SteeIton Members To
Send ; To Convention

STEELTON, Pa. - At the
last meeting of CF'U Lodge 13
on May II, candidates for
Delegate to the CF7U Conven-
tion were nominated.
The date set for the spe-
ciaI meeting for voting Is
Sunday, June Ia, and votes
may be cast between loo
and 500 pm, at the st.
Lawrence Hall, End and
Washington SITS.
1t is the privilege and duty
of every member to attend
this session and vote.
Mary Jurina, Rec.
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Kenneth R. Sevick, a trans
feree from Nest 179.
Kenneth was born on
June %, 1941, and was en-
rolled into the Nest shortly
afterwards.
A graduate of Modesto
High School, where he was an
outstanding Prep fo o t b a !
player, he was also a member
of the Central California Con-
ference All-Star Foo t b a |
Team in his Senior year.
Kenneth is the son of Mrs.
Mary Logan of Lodge 591 and
the late Joseph Sevick.
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went on from there to learn
the tricks Of the trade under
the Comer-Doran System,
known throughout California.
This was his second year in
the tri-state competition.
Bro. Kodak has been an
exceptionally active men,
ber of Lodge 351. He served
on the Lodge Board of
Trustees last year and was
reelected this year. He is
one of the Originators and
President of the Lodges
recently formed Young Ad-
ults Club and served as
captain of his Lodge bowl
ing team.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

CALUMET, Mich. - At the
last meeting our st. Joseph's
Lodge 903, CFU, nominated
Jacob Stariha, President of
the Lodge. as the candidate
for delegate of the coming
10th Convention of the CFU.
The Executive Board has
merged our Lodge with Lodge
1923, Kalamazoo, Mich, and
we must jointly elect a dele
gate. Our meeting for this
purpose will be held on Sun
day, June 7th, at 200 pm.
at the usual place.
We have a good candi-
date in the person of Bro
ther Stariha, who knows
and understands the by
/ laws and has shown his in
terest for the good of the
society and the organiza-
/ ton. &
! The convention is the most
important body of the organ
ization, for it adopts new by
laws or approves amendments
thereto. It is therefore essen
tial that lodges elect capable
men and women to represent
them at these all-important
conclaves.
If we wish to see our can
didate elected delegate, we
must turn out 1000 strong
at the next meeting.
Let us show our president
! that we appreciate his efforts
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Fontana Members Set
For Picnic, Elections

FONTANA, Calf. - The
Annual Picnic of CFU Lodge
$50 will take place on Sunday,
June IA, at Bonita Park, Ly-
tie Creek.
The grounds will open at
1000 am, and there will be
plenty Of barbecued lamb,
home made cakes, and bev-
erages available from that
time on.
The Blue Danube Tambur-
itzans will entertain with
songs and music throughout
the day.
Everyone is cordially invi-
ted to come and spend the en-
tire day with us.
At our last monthly meet
ing, bro. Sam Devcic was
unanimously nominated our
candidate for Delegate to the
Forthcoming CFU Convention.
Remember that our meet
ing date in June will be Sun
day, June %, at the Slovene
Hall, with voting between IL
noon and 900 pm.
Marcia f. Rakich, Pub
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Transferees Community Leaders of Future
Sydney Nova Scotia Lodge 700 Welcomes Three Newcomers

Dorothy Granich, daugh-
ter of Ante and Slavka
Granich, was born in Sgd
ney, in 1943.
In the Lodge she joins her
parents, two sisters, a broth
er, and brother-in-law, and in
the nest she leaves behind her
little nephew, who was en-
rolled into the nest at birth
last year.
A very warm welcome" is
extended to these three young
ladies and we hope that their
affiliation will continue fol
many years to come.
Krizan Mayich, Secy
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Chicago 118 Ballots
To Be Cast On June ]

CHICAGO, Ill. - All men,
bers of Istrian Brothers, CFU
Lodge 118 are hereby reques-
ted to attend the combined
regular and special meeting
for June on Sunday, June z,
at the Croatian Hall, 9618
Commercial Ave-, between
the hours of 1900 noon and
500 pm.
At this meeting you will
exercise your privilege to
vote for the candidates for
Delegate and Alternate to
the 10th CFU Quadrennial
Convention, which will take
place in Detroit, in Septem-
ber of this year.
The regular business Of
this meeting will commence
at 200 pm, but the hours
for voting are from 1900
noon until 500 pm. The elec-
tion judges who were elected
at our May meeting are bros.
Anton Floridan, Joseph Bo-
zich, Sr., and George Kri-
Itch.
Lodge 118 is combined
with Lodge 1877 of Ottawa,
ILL.,, and Lodge 300 of Chi
cago, for Delegate represen-
tation to the Convention. The
members of Lodges 1877 and
300 are cordially invited to
attend this session in con-
formity with the Bylaws of
the CFU, Section %.
Frank M. JOrden, Pres.
Berta Barry, Secy.
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Stage Set For Holiday Weekend Festivities
Gary G|ee Club In 1wo-Day Salute To 18th Anniversary
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Picnic On May 31st
The scene of the celebration
on Sunday, May 81, will shift
to Buncic's Grove, East 10th
Avenue, where an all-day pic
mic awaits the host Glee
Clubs many followers.
Plenty of barbecued lamb,
roast pork, sandwiches, cool
refreshments will abound and
dancing will be to the music
of a tamburitza ensemble.
Those without means Of
getting to the picnic site
should come TO the Croatian
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Center. No doubt many will
be driving to the scene and
gladly accommodate those
who have no car of their
own.
Incidentally, no matter the
weather the picnic will be held
as scheduled. Rain can't IN
terfere with these festivities;
nor dull the joy of those on
the grounds May 81.
There is ample protection
at the Grove against the eas-
ments.
Welcome 10 Cary!
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Kenneth Sevick
Joins Lodge 5q1
Modesto Ace Won
Many Grid HOnOrs

RICHMOND, Calf. - The
members and officers of Gro
atian Fraternal Union Lodge
sol are very happy to well
come into their ranks young
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and highly respected men,
bers Of Lodge 141. Her father
is the Vice President of the
Lodge.
Judith's grandparents
are likewise Lodge 141
members, and her two bro
theirs, Charles and Ronald,
are members of Nest 143.
She has been most active
during her brilliant high
school career; heading the
Decoration G. o m m t e in
charge of the big dances of
the past three years, partici-
pating in the Junior play,
serving as a Home Room Of
ficer, acting as assistant di-
rector of the Senior play, etc.
Judith was art editor of the
school newspaper, fashion
model for the school paper, s
member Of the Quill and
Scroll and the Debs Club, and
President of the Orions Club.
One of the six chosen
out of a class of 24O to
work on the project, she
takes particular pride in
her work on the School
Annual Board and may re-
ceive an honor pin at the
end of the current school
year.
Drawing is her favorite
pastime. She also enjoys baby
sitting.
She hopes to enter college
in the fall and take up an art
career in the hope of becom-
ing an accomplished art
teacher.
Her fellow Lodge 141 mem
bers wish Judith a future rife
with good health, happiness
and success. She is a credit
to her community and the
pride of her parents, grand
parents and all who are priv
ileged to know her well.
John MavrOvich, Secy
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He holds a degree in Judo,
a hobby of his for quite some
time.
Although l wear my hair
long, | am especially, proud OF
this young man, for it so hap
pens that he is my brother-in-
law. Together with my equal
ly proud husband and the en-
tire Dobrinec family, we ex-
tend our heartiest congratula-
tions and very best wishes for
future success to this promi-
nent Lodge 351 Member.
The Croatian Fraternal
Union may we'll take pride in
such young members.
Wilma ID. Kodak
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and be followed by dancing
until the late hours Of the
evening.
Prominent dignitaries from
all walks of life will attend
the Banquet.
Providing the music for the
dance will be the Vidovich
Bros. Tamburitza Orchestra
Of Chicago, one Of the most
popular such groups in the
Midwest.
Admission for the concert,
banquet, and dance Is $3.50
pr person.
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East Pitt KoIo Group
viii Picnic June 28m

E. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
The East Pittsburgh Kolo
Group will hold their annual
Picnic on Sunday, June %, at
the Trafford Gun Club.
We wish to publicize our
date early so that other or
CARNATIONS may plan their
picnics accordingly.
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Youngstown Ladies To
Hold Meeting May 9th

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The next regular meeting of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Croatian Home will take
place Wednesday, May 27.
Mary E. kOlar, Secy.
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Judith Brncic A
Standout Scholar
Pretty Newcomer
Ewes Art Career

E. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
The officers and members of
Lodge 141 take pleasure in
introducing Judith Ann Brn-
cic. a recent transferee from
Junior Order Nest 143.
Born Feb. %, 1941, in Will
merding, Pa, she is the
daughter of Darius and Car
melIa Brncic, widely known
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No. CaIifornians
Plan Annual Fiesta
Two Trips To Be
Awarded June 28th

AW 0I uCu ouAIO H~oOAA
Continued from Page y
people attend yearly and each
year attendance marks are
shattered.
This year will prove no ex-
ception since the committee is
working on speedier food
lines, more entertainment,
and greater comfort for those
who attend. Singing, dancing,
fine foods, and wonderful mu-
sic will delight all.
Europe Or Las Vegas
Annually, the Central Com
mittee offers a round-trip tic
ket to Yugoslavia or any
where else in Europe to some
lucky person for the nominal
investment of one dollar. This
year another great prize for
the very same investment has
been offered.
The second prize is an
all-expense paid trip to Las
Vegas for two. Anyone who
has ever been to the fabu-
lous wonderland in the Ne
vada desert always looks
forward to another trip
there.
The dollar investments are
selling hotter than the proven
bal hot cakes and all persons
wanting to purchase them
should get in touch with their
lodge secretary or Central
! CO m mittee delegate. Get
those tickets now and avoid
missing out on the chances
of a lifetime.
A Day To Remember
For those who are not ia
ule, we wish to inform them
miliar with our picnic sched'
that admission to the grounds
is fifty cents per person ano
the barbecued lamb or chic.
ken dinner is sold at a very
reasonable price.
Dinner is served at ap-
proximately 11:OO am. and
until all the meat is gone,
which runs close to 1880 to
200 pm. No evening meals
are served.
The prize drawings are hele
at $50 pm.
We urge all to set June q
aside on their calendars az
the day to celebrate with us
at the Napredak Park.
George A. Glavas, Pub
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-26
Periodisto chileno
ArroIIado por Auto
Frente al Malee6n

LA HABANA, Feb. Is. (UPI)
= Wolfred Knapp, testigo pre-
SENEGAL del accidente en- Ell que
perdiera la vida ell periodista
chilerto Enrique Taulis Bravo,
del diario la Nacion" de San
tiago, manifesto que "la poca
precaucion por parte de Taulis
Bravo y ia alta velocidad a que
corducia SUI coche ell periodista
cubano, Jorge Garcia Quiraz,
produjeron ell infausto acciden-
'te.
POGO antes ell mismo Taulis
Bravo, cast fue atropellado por
I'm omnibus al bajar la acera,
sin iijarse en- la p%roximidad del
vehiculo, teniendo 20 que halar-
10 del brazo para evitar que
fuera arrollado.
"Ei accidente Sc produjo de
la siguiente manera: Taulis y
20 caminabamos lentamente des-
pues de cenar; 20 me acerque a
IN chofer de taximetro en- la
Avenida Malecon esquina Prin-
cipe con Ell objeto de pregun-
tarle una direction, y Taulis
cruzo la avenida dirigiendose a
la acpra opuesta junto al mar,
siendo alcanzado por ell coche
que venia a alta velocidad, aun-
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-26

poracion, comandante Julio Ca
macho Aguilera, felicitandolo
por las medidas que va a adop-
tar Ell ORGANISING con vista a la
repression del calndestinaje i'm
perante en- los servicios publ
cos de cargo y que constituye
una seria amenaza que Sc re-
fleja en- la economic de las en-
presas y por ende en- la de sus
empleados y obreros y tambien
en- la Gaia de Jubilaciones del
sector.
Tambien exponen los portea-
dores que va estan trabajando
en- la confeccion de I'm team de
personals que propondran al Mi
nistro, para SUI habilitacion de
acuerdo con la RESOLUTION MI
nero 81 en- relacion con la in
tegracion de I'm cuerpo de ms
lpectores especlallZados. Este
team -expresan- colaborara
con la Corporation Nacional
de Transportes en- todas GUAM
tos disposiciones tiendan a ser
de utilidad al ORGANISING y en-
definitiva, a la industrial de tras
porte que es nervio vital en- la
econmia de la nacion.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-26
Dro. Vieentino Antuno
Nomhroda Direetoro
de Institute de Culture

LA HABANA.-La desig-
nacion de la doctora Vicenti-
ma Antuna como Directora del
Institute Nacional de Cultura,
fue dada a conocer en- ell Minis
terio de Education. Sc infor-
mo que al Institute Sc lie fila
ran amplias proyecciones, de
acuerdo con- los propositos del
Gobierno Revolucionario, en- ell
sentido de que la cultura Sc lie
We a los mas apartados rinco-
mes de la Republica y a traves
de delegados provincialee que
desarrollarian los programs en-
las respectivas localidades del
Interior.
La doctora Antuha, es una
de las figuras mas destacadas
de nuestra intelectualidad, doc
tora en- Pedagogia y en- Filoso-
fla alcanzo durante sus estudios
universitarios los mas elevados
galardones en- premios extraor-
dinarios. Amplio estudios en- la
Universidad de Columbia y es
colaboradora muy activa de Ly-
ceum, en- cuya directiva ha ocu-
pado los mas destacados cargos.
En- su catedra de Lengua y Lii
teratura Latina, ohtenida por
oposicion en- la Universidad de
La Habana, Sc ha destacado por
SUI talento y por los metodos
y sistemas que ha implantado
a traves de SUI carrera docente
y en- materia de cultura, es fl
gura relevante.
En- la organization del Con-
greso de lideres del pensamien-
to democratico de America La
tina que auspicia Ell Gobierno
Revoluionario y que es propo-
sito firme del Ministro de Edu.
cacion, doctor Armando Hart
celebrarlo en- Ell mas breve' pla-
20, Ell 20 de mayo o Ell proxi-
mo 26 de julio, sera la nueva
Directora de Cultura, doctora
Artuna factor decisive y orien-
tabor por su experienced Y su
extrecha vinculacion con las
figuras mas destacadas de La
intelectualidad mundial.
En- csc Congreso, como afr
mara ell Ministro de Education,
doctor Armando Hart, en- re-
ciente entrevista, Sc fijara an
tie Ell Mundo Ell p~ensamiento de
los paises de atino America.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-26
Penen al cobre Hoy
Ell Comprehend de
Lieeneio Para Autos

LA HABANA.-Informo eel
tesorero pagador de la Corpo-
racion Nacional de Transpor-
ties, senior Pablo Gomez Arias,
que ell proximo dia rs sera pues
to al cobro ell comprobante de
licencia de circulation cores
pondiente al segundo semestre
del ano fiscal de 1958-1959 pa
"a los vehiculos de las siguien-
ties clasificaciones:
Servicio publico de cargo, ser
vicio publico limitado (alquiler
local), alquiler de funeraria, al
quiler de carretera y alquiler
de mudanzas. Agrego que tam
bien Sc encuentra al cobro, des-
de ell pasado dia 10 ell compro-
bante del propio semestre pa
ra los omnibus particulares, de
servicio publico y de alquiler.
La Association Nacional de
Porteadores Publico de Cargo,
y Expreso por Carreteras, por
acuerdo de su Junta de Gobier.
no, ha dirigido una carta al
Ministro Encargado de la Cor
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-26

Y PROFESSORS

En-. el dia de aver la doctora
Matamoros, hizo la presentation
de los profesores que tienen a
SUI cargo ell curse, siendo ell pri,
mer tema ell de la alfabetiza-
cion, que dirige' Ell Reverendo
Raul Fernandez Ceballos, parti.
cipando ademas en- ese cursillo,
las doctoras Ofelia Fors, Esther
Mendiondo, Clotilde Morales,
Silda Tabares, Georgina de Ar,
mas y Esperanto Quesada, es-
p~ecialista esta Ultima de la UN-
ESQ, en- Education Funda-
mental, y, por ultimo, la seho-
rita Maria Justina Laboy, espe-
,cialista en- Education para ell
Hogan, del Institute Interameri-
cano de Ciencias Agricolas de
Turrialba, Costa RIGA. Orientan
a las misiones del Servicio Ru-
raj Femenino en- la labor de
atender a cada profesora en- la
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-26

LA HABANA.- Ell Ministro
de Educacion, doctor Armando
Hart declare aqui que eel 60
bierno no tiene interes en- die
tar cesantias de profesores de
Sesunda Ensenanza, va que 10
unico que Sc pretende es sem
tar las bases de la politica de
que Ell ell future no sea desig-
nado libremente personal dozen
te de clase alguna'.
Agrego que "la ~reglamenta-
clon del sistema por ell cual Sc
ran tubiertas esas plazas, pro-
Wsionslmente, per Ell resto de
este curse. sera discutida con
una comision designada por los
afcetados por la resolution que
declare Separates de sus car
COS a 10 que lutheran sido de-
signados por medios que no fue-
ron las oposiciones desde ell ano
de 1852 hasta la fecha".
La declaration del DR.. Hart
Sc produlo en- medic de una i'm
provisada asamblea de profeso-
res de Segunda Ensenanza, quis-
mes habian acudido al edificio
del Ministerlo de Education
respondiendo a SUI llamado del
sabado en- una conferenria de
prensa, en- ell sentido de que no
cele5raran mitines, nj desfila-
ran por las GALES, va que los
invitaba a que acudieran ell lu-
mes al .hemiciclo del Ministerio,
para discutir clac sftuaci6nllc {
Ell DR.. Hart comenzo dicien-
do cue ell Gobierno es contra
rio a la designation libre de pro-
fesores, asf como a la perma-
nencia en- sus cargos de los de-
signados desde 1852 a la fecha
por csc procedimiento, por 10
que estaba tratando de arreglar
la siuacion de los mismos a los
p~rocedimientos legales revolu-
eionarios, siempre sobre la base
de no lasimar los derechos de
los q1e esan en- esas condicio-
mes, 81 han rabajado real y
efecivamene.
Declare que los males del Mi
niserio de Education no Sc re-
suelven con desplazamienos in
justificados, va que Isl sustitui-
mos a esos funcionarios por
otros designados en- la misma
fornla, seria igual".
Explico que los unicos profe-
sores que han actuado NAL son
aquelios que uvieron vincula-
clones con la irania.
"Por etica professional csc IT,
20 de professor no podra seguir
dando classes, dijo.
Ell Ministro expreso que no Sc
hara poliiqueria en- la designa-
cion de profesores para cubrir
las catedras de los afectados
va que ell p~roposio es que esas
plazas sean cubiertas por las
mismas personas que anes las
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-26

talrnente reformada y eficien-
tie. Sin embargo, es sorprenden-
tie Ell numero de cubanos, sin
hablar de los -norteamericanos,
que pretenden ESQ. En- verdad,
Sc cobra la impression de que
Ell doctor Castro y sus colabo-
radores estAr mas sorprendi-
dos y azorados que cualquiera
de sus criticos. Para ellos eran
tan vividas sus esperanzas y
sus sueios, tan buenas sus in
tenciones, tan razonables sus
ideales. Pero la utopia siempre
ha eludido la mano del hombre.
Cuba Sc encuentra hoy, pre-
cisamente, en- esa etapa de tran
sicion, fermento y adaptation.
Ell exito o fracaso de la Revo-
luci6a dependeran del grado
en- que Sc establezcan la liber-
tad, Ia honradez y la justicia
social. Quienes han ganado la
Revolution Sc esforzaran, cier-
tamente, a fondo. Merecen bue-
nos deseos y toda la ayuda que
Sc les pueda facilitar."
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-26
Labor Educational Campesina Sc
a Cabo en- Ia Sierra
Maestro por NiSones Femeninas
Equipos Movies Sc Pondrdn q la
Disposition de las Profesoros

LA Un cursillo
breve de adiestramiento recibi.
ran las professors de las Misio-
mes de Superacion Rural Feme-
nina y un grupo de revolucio-
narios, dirigidos por Ell ingenie-
70 ], Gonzalez Corzo, quienes
saldran dentro de POGO hacia la
Sierra Maestro, para d~esarrollar
I'm plan de meioramiento social
economico-educativo, con orien.
taciones Observation-Disclosures
bajo la direction de la sonora
Gipay Matamoros de Vera, di-
rectora de Ensenanza y Propa.
ganda Agricola, del Ministerio
de Agricultural.
Asistiran a la doctora Mata-
moros en- ell referido cursillo,
la %inspectora iefe del Servicio
de Superacion Rural Femenina
doctora Fausta Monzan Y Ofe-
liza Diaz de Arce, inspectora au-
xiliar.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-26
Coneeden Ciududuniu Postumu
a Carlos Gutierrez Menoyo

LA home
maize postumo a la memoria del
revolucionario Carlos Gutierrez
Menoyo, jefe del grupo que ira
to de asaltar ell Palacio Presiden
cial, p%erdiendo la vida en- ell in
tento, ell Is de mario de 1857,
fue entregada aver SUI Carta de
Ciudadania postuma a sus pa
dres, doctor Carlos Gutierrez Ia
valeta y sonora Mercedes Me
noyo Baios.
Ell acto tuvo lugar en- el des-
pacho del Ministro de Estado.
doctor Roberto Agramonte Pi-
chardo, quien personalmente hi
20 entrega del citado documen-
to a los padres de Carlos, espa-
holes de nacimiento, como e..
Estaban p%resentes ell hermano
de Carlos, comandante Eloy Gu
tierrez Menoyo, jefe del Segun-
do Frente Nacional del 'Ecam-
bray, sus hermanas y otros fami-
liares, ash como los subsecreta-
rios de Estado, doctores Eric
Agiiero y Raul Primelles.
Ell Ministro de Estado hi1o un
alto elogio de la personalidad y
ejecutoria revolucionaria de Car
los Gutierrez Menoyo, destacan-
do finalmente que era la prime
"a vez que Sc entregaba un do
cumento de este tipo para una
persona fallecida.
Por SUI parte, Ell doctor Cutie
rres Zavaleta, padre de los her
manos Gutierrez Menoyo, agra.
decio en- nombre de toda la ia
milia el homemade de que era
objeto SUI va fallecido hijo, que
habia solicitado SUI ciudadania
rubana desde 1882.