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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
tcoNrlNUepl

EDGEMooR-If you're lookins foE
3 Large den and VI bath. Modern
= Kitchen, & bedrooms and 2 baths
on Ind, Level tree-shaded lot,
Good maids quarters, For ap-
pointment call MISS BLAND. WO.
e-o4s6. FREDERICK W. sERENs
EDGEMooR-Larse s:bedrmil 2;
rm., dining rm.,. modern kitchen
located on one OF the nnest streets sSei
In this lovely area, EN- ;S ,ry
NC; ewes, Wo. 8-330O.
FLoWER AVE, AREA.,IHEIAAyIlPuLL
LARGE BRICK RAMBLER .
fSSiIY R EScSm'' R& fu eus siiissi
R Ruos r SEcK pasiEs' ' 4s tsSS0'd.
FLOWER AVE. SECTION. close "a
schools and churches-spacious
ist-ir. plan; reception hall, lge
leads to s twin sized bright bed.
rms, side porch OF Nv rm. full
esRIHsH ME- Coz ss' su 50t S. sSr @O'
f SIas CORNERS cCs l.ssoa aFE IsmS:s S
IS Inn 5EfIl fso5sssrES sci y4 @ay 5,
arranged. o, D. FIELD, INC, Ju
5-T113 or Ju. b.7635.
FRANKLIN-FLOwER AVE. AREA.
Almost-new brick rambler, Huse
living rm. with wall-to-wan car
peting, sep. fun din. ,rnl,, large
tsmiiy-si. I've. KIT i.ri iS s iSt MANI y
81 ss't sis.so 1@m'q c;HH ESTER Keller
WooDMooR 'NqFNcY CORP
4. III h-1lnn. o III 0, Ju. A-Sbbb.
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ROCKVILLE
HUNGERFORD ToWNE

Brand-new 3-bedroom contempor-
airy Cape Cod with full Enelish-
type basement including grade
picture window overlooking beau
tiful shaded lot. Expandible TO
PAYMENT TO QUALIFIED VET
$4,000. HENRY coRBiS. INC nc,
Realtors Pc. 2-2l5s. ewes. WIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-11

BROWN q BROWN
REALTY IN Ioo.,
AIR cOND. CONTEMPORARY in
awaTd winning Holmes Run Acres
Enjoy the utmost in summer liy-
ing IN this 3-hedrm.. o-hath, fully
slr eond home with q 35 II. patio
Ior barbecue parties. pine panel
rec. nm. for indoor fun and pyt
PREMIERSHIP swimming pool This
FEATURES huge picture Window, *.
posed beamed ceilings, 2 ffreple
earport. screened porch, sep. din
I'm. washer and drier. All this
situated on Q lovely wooded Iot
sdd 70 the unlimited charm OF
ms home. CALL LURIA BROS
HEaAAbodohS' FOR Apt. ia.
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"VALUE?-
AND HOW! /! !"

Value is the keynote Of this
brick-and-stone rambler To-
Gated In the prestise neigh
borhood Of Ravenwood Parkl
Here's an area where it's
almost impossible to make q
wrong purchase. and here's the
house to back UP that state
ment. An air conditioned beau
ty featuring q foyer entrance
into q big. big living room
with q stone fireplace, stone
mantel. the largest dining
room you've ever seen, a big
modern kitchen, completely
QUILTED for yogr convenience
AND a breakfast table with
chairs, jalousied Florida room
individually heated, two
tiled baths, and push button
switches throughout. Situated
on over an acre Of ground
with big shade trees, gorgeous
patio, combination barbecue
and Dutch oven. Custom. mod
ern Grapes, Competing and pic
ture windows. front and back,
Just add to the icing on this
S31,500 charmer.
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MASS AVE FYT

First offering Unusually rlacious
new full cent?: 4 'onial:
contains 24-ft. liy, Em.. 15-ft. din.
rm.. gorgeous all-elec. kit. with
breakfast area. 27-ft. family rm.
and powder rm. on LIST A.: 3 i'm
mense bedrms. with 3 tile baths
o. nd Il Stairway to attic: pch.
vete level lot. lust several biks. 10
public. parochial schools shopping
and transp. Priced In mid-4Os.
Excel. value. Call Frank Shultz,
o.. 4-1466, with H. GLENN GAR
Wy, 10. $4,000. y
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T & G.
49, TOWN & COUNTRY
S sIss MT iTz VERNON EwY Ak aye; AK.

TOWN e. COUNTRY
3s06 MT. VERNON AVE. ALEX.
Sl65 LEE HWY, ARLINGTON
AAA-Unusual buy in Alexandria
area; 3-bedrm. rambler. sep. din
rm.. 2 full baths, full bSmt. with
outside entr,. on large corner lot
will accept FLA contract at
$1,000 or assume loan with low
fssf y'f NC, k H. s.fSieI REAL
ALL-BRICK. $1,000 bedTms. ;,
full basement, 22-ft. living rm.,
convenient 10 everything. Call now
OV. 3-l4I3, SHANNON & LUCHS.
Realtors: Presidential Gardens
ANNANDALE AREA, on SLEEPY
This quality BRICK rambler fea.
rm same rm', . drepiaees. al.
tractive liy. rm.. din. rm.. carport
and q truly superb kitchen com
pletely equipped. You also get a
iull HALF-AcRE lot. washer, drier
and all city utilities. Call GORDON
REALTY. CT. $4,000 lRes. CT
8-032D.
ANNADALE; Holmes Run Acres.
3-bedrm. ramb., beaut. land
Beaped. or. sch. close; exp. -beam
CELL: frepl. patio. comm. swim
pool: FHA or Al loan; Sl6,950
JE. 2-l7ls.
AREA-chestnut Hill
3-bedrm. rambler: . baths. full
bsmt., 5-acre on cul de sac
school bus service. public ant
parochial; FLA 4lars, 2nd trus'
avail, CIR 3-369o.
ANNANDALE
BY OWNER
Reduced for Quick Sale
Delightful rambler. choice com
munity; 3 bedrms. . baths. air
cond, rec. rm.. all-elec. kit. sep.
din, rm., . fireplaces. House and
patio with built-in barbecue pit.
under huge oak trees. Price incl.
Grapes. indirect-lighted cornices,
club swim. pool. built-in bar with
NO AGENTS
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
Berserk Killer Stays Wife and
 Her Parents

SPOKANE, R-Edmund Gray, so ambitious that he once held two jobs while attending college, was arrested on a murder charge Sunday, caught when he paused for his first meal in 56 hours.
 Gray, 20, accused of killing his wife and her parents with rifle after she sued for divorce, was captured in an all-night cafe at Ritzville, TO miles away.
 Cold, dirty and soaked by heavy rain, he claimed to be a sailor ,on leave, then tearfully admitted he was the object of one of the years biggest manhunts in east ern Washington.
 He told police he roamed the hills and had nothing to eat for more than 56 hours after the wild shooting spree at the home of his in-laws, MT. and Mrs. Alvin Maier, early Thursday night at nearby Colbert.
 The shooting shocked his mo- ther, his neighbors and friends who knew him as an intelligent young fellow who worked his way through high school by fix ing up old cars, and took two jobs at once while studying busi- ness and economics at Whitworth College.
 He married Donna Rae Maier two years ago, saved his money and bought a house. She worked days in an office, he worked nights in a service station. Gray kept close tabs on every penny. One day she subscribed to a mag azine without telling him.
 Tt caused quite a fuss," said Officer Walt Mathers of the State Patrol. ''I was called to investi- gate and found she had welts on her back. He had beat her with a belt. He was mad about the money"
 She sued for divorce last month and moved in with her parents. Armed with rifle, Gray went there after dinner Thursday night. He told police he "just went Der serk." Mrs. Gray, 19, was shot with a .30-caliber rifle and stab bed six times in the back.
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OFFICERS WIVES CLUBS
Luncheon Features
Space Project Talk

the bargain shop to this
meeting.
Army Ordnance Corps
Mrs. Richard s. Morse,
wife Of the new Director for
Research and Development,
will be the honor guest of the
Ordnance Ladies Association
at their luncheon tomorrow
at the Fort McNair Officers
Club.
Highlighting the program
will be a talk. Flowers in
the Home"
Mrs. Chester w. Clark
heads the committee for the
day assisted by Mrs. Samuel
Hall. Mrs. Benjamin D.
Beach. Mrs. Robert Blaylock.
Mrs. Richard r. Entwhistle,
Mrs. Robert w. McEvoy and
Mrs. James F. Kreitzer.
Navy Supply Corps
Mrs. James w. Boundy,
wife Of the chief of the
Bureau of Supplies and Ac/
counts. will be the honoE
guest of the Navy Supply
Corps Officers Wives Club
luncheon next Tuesday at the
Army Navy Country Club.
Wine testing is on the
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agenda with q tank and film
on domestic wine growers.
Mrs. Joseph L. Howard is
luncheon chairman with Mrs.
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Kenneth M. Boyer as decora-
tions chairman. Assisting win
be Mrs. Karl N, Keever and
Mrs. Alonzo L. Hopwood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07
BY EVELYN M. DENT
Contributing Writer

Wives Of future leaders Of
the Armed Services heard
about the latest sally into the
world of space when 1t. Col.
John Powers Of the National
Aeronautics and Space Ad-
ministration. spoke on PROF
ect Mercury" at ttoday's
luncheon Of the National War
College Women's Club.
Mrs. Arleigh A. Burke was
honor guest and Mrs. Charles
r. Calhoun was chairman.
Col. Powers is press officer
attached to the astronauts at
Langley Field. He told Of the
seven men who are learning
to fly a space ship and orbit
the earth in a manned cap
sule.
Navy Medical Corps
The Navy Doctors Wives
Club will meet at noon to-
morrow for a social hour be-
fore luncheon at the Officers
Club, National Naval Medical
Center.
Columnist Bill Gold is to be
the guest speaker. Members
are urged to bring their "Jems
for Jango" contributions to
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
ROOMS WITH BOARD

MEN-Delighttul. reasonable place;
wonderful food: trans. ct door,
temperate. CO. 5-66l0.
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Ar CLOsE.TN - 3-bedrm., ia
baths, a-story Colonial. ISx.O hv;
rIn., scr, prch., fun hsnit:; fences
rear yard. near Patrick Henry.
Thomas Jefferson q ,IId hsemaas
7i2 9. Highlend SIS: "a. SOILS:
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WASHER DRYER COME, Easy,
7 ggrsss use. like new $3.50, OF

WASHER DRYER COME, Easy,
z yrs,. use, like new, $3.50. OF
4-hS0S.
WASHER, uE. SIS: drier. westing-
h9uss, so5S' excellent condition.
WASHER, oE wringer, tlp-top
shsps,s $50; Thor ironer' SIS, cL'
Washer rier CloSe-out
Must sell all new stock 1888 wash
ers and drlers. No Reasonable otier
refused, We carry Noreea OF,
Frlgidaire, Easy, Philco. BendiS
and Westinehouse washers and
driere Omen evenings It'll o.
s sdtS pa 3 TIRE ~ 4 sATIEE sysoSSSo;
WASHER, RcA WHIRLPOOL. ~
yrs, old. perfect working eond
800 or best offer. OIL. a.379s.
WASHING MACHINES. rebuilt, 90.
day guar. Kenmore, Easy, FrlRid.
aire, Norge, priced low al S49Nh
K w Efse THeIIyery MASSnnaTtHSnery "a
CHINE SERVICE, 10. 5-04ii.
WASHING MACHINE, 0E Filter.
Flo, completely automatic; excel.
lent cond. ia. 0-42s7.
WASHER, gas drier, 8-piece kitch.
en- set dinette with . chairs. LA,
0-21i4.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

DELIGHTFUL Calf rambler, grace.
fully furn.; $500 mo-: 2.5 bed
rms; Silver Sprine. JU. e-g264.
F0GGY BOTT0M--Loyely 2-bedrrn.
air.cond. house wispae. patio;
S225. ST. 3-5276, FE. 3.2440-
3-RM. HOUSE with bar, partly fur
nished. Fully air cond. 500 . mo.
call III 4.0Q3A
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CHAIN SAWS, pumps. Generators.
s scS cutters r,,T rollers; etc; RENT T! I
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MIscELLANEoUs FoR SALE

ACCORDION, btfadlyafi, TO bass
switches. case. like new. Cost
s325, sell for $50. 4-s12s.
AIR CONDITIONER-If you have
cash and want to save money. see
PARAMOUNT Co. 3202 Ca ave
NV. HU 3-4S00 Free parking
AIR COMPRESSOR, 80 elm with
x.h. hose and tamper; pipe, flt-
tings, valves, electric motors
water heaters, radiators. plumber
tools and fixtures: also once
desks and equipment. all at bar
gain prices. Call ia. s-5223. 22'
AIR coNDITIONERs-s4 ton anc
is-ton easement Chrysler Airtemp,
kit set with 4 chairs; dinette with
8 chairs: washer and gas drier
IA a 0IIA
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lcoNrlNUtDl

FOAM CUsHIONss holsters. - .eS:
mattress, S2l; toppers, BSei throw
pillows, 4Ac, ST, 3.bs3.s
FLOOR POLIsHERs. vacuum clean
ers and sanders rebuilt, fully
guar MopERN. NJ vL4o2ERgSS s4si
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house, 1913; excellent condition.
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APTs. FURNIsHED--VA.

ALEXANDRIA, downtowu--$7b to
1870 between 10 am and pm.
ARL., M duplex mr.. IT. Myer--
Lovely, spaes free pIkg., ideal for
grp. OF 4. IA. s-1SO2, Di. 7.O636.
OLD TOWN, ALEx.-SS0 mo incl.
water and cleo. Call TE. 0-3ee4
after 9 pm
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.asher-DEle CloSe-out

WASHER. oE wFinGer, tIp.top
shspps, $50; Thor ironer' ssS, cL'
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MscELLANEuus FoR SALE FoR sl


ssa. see re new Wuriltses CHORD
Al only Ss8b il mahogany. AlsC
many other organs including the
full Wurlitger and Qulbransen
translator Inca. Used Hammond,
a Ia'H low prices Eas JoRRlpttAsN's, down.
town at 18th and q sts,, in Ar
lineton At b10Q Lee hwy, In
Silver spring 81 o33a 0eorgis ave,
Suburban stores open evenings ex-
cept Saturdays.
ORG ANs--so much more orean
for the money. The Lowsry Holt
free lessons, Easy BUDGET terms,
KITS. 1880 q. 81 NV, RE,
7-62l2 alexandria Branch, s62 1
Mt, Vernon ave; open ewes. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WASHER, cas- drler, o::plsce kiteh.
en- set; dinette with Q chairs, LA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
AIR CONDITIONERS
CLOSE-OUT

New 1858 air conditioners in car.
tons. Must be sold regardless oil
price No reasonable offer refused
We have In stock; GE, Feeders
philcc. chfysler air conditioners
evenings I'll q
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY co
10Th and H SIS NE II 3-90s2
ANTIQUES from recently sold Ole
and furniture e" o6jets d'arts . por.
celain, crystal. silver, paintings
Sacrifice for quick removal Mon
and Tues. AD. 2-5520. 1888 r st
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2IOs 18th st. NV.

Living room with wood-burninE fire-
place, bedroom. kitchen and bath
Wood for fireplace and al utilities
.neineeo, go o.
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FOOT LOCKERS.

New. heavy duty; lowest price In
'''' 3. sS&i'VW ". LUGGAGE CO.
2i57 Pa. Ave. NV. FE. 1-l400
Free Parking in Rear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28

million development program
which promises to change the
face Of what was once the most
backward country in Africa,
Liberals success in attract
ing private investors is due to
a number of factors. Since the
republics official currency is
the United States dollar, there
is TO conversion problem. Nor
is there any limit on the earn
ings which a company can
take out of Liberia. In some
cases, initial tax exemptions
are granted to allow for the re-
patriation of the original in
vestment. Corporate income
taxes have a 35 per cent CELL
ing. Also, English is the off,
cial language and American
trained attorneys and other
technicianS are becoming in
creasingly available.
AS the result of what PreSi-
dent Tubman likes to call his
"open door" economic policy,
Liberals gross domestic prod
uct has climbed from $40 mil
lion in 1912 to 1924 million to-
day. 1t is expected to climb
to $500 million within the next
ten years.
This is a language which
Africas socialists are slowly
beginning to understand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
LANDSLIDE BLOCKS JUMBO
ON HANNIBAL'S PATH IN ALPS

LIE PLANEY France (AP).-Jumbo the travelling
elephant headed slowly back home today her handlers
attempts to reenact Hannibal historic crossing Of the
Alps foiled by a landslide.
British Historian John Hoyte started climbing with
Jumbo a week ago to prove that Hannibal could have
taken the 7300-foot-hgh Clapier Pass in his elephant
assisted invasion Of Italy in 2l9 b c. Other historians
believe the Carthagnan used lower passes the Med
iterranean.
After covering 70 miles and climbing from 726 feet
to 7l5O Mr. Hoyte discovered arrival here yesterday
that the pass had been blocked for some time by a slide
I'VE thought Of just about everything even coat
for Jumbo to ward of the mountain chill" said Mr..
Hoyte, but we just didn't think Of that"
The historian said he hoped to find another route
through which to Jumbo back to her home in
the Turin Italy Zoo But he admitted it wouldn't be the
same as taking Hannibal's supposed route
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28

Since 1851, DR.. Mueller had
been professor OF German and
Linguistics at Georgetown
University. In his new post, he
will also be director OF the
Ford Foundation program at
AU, He replaces DR.. Alva l..
Davis, who recently resigned
from the faculty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28

reau of the Ministry Of Indus
try and Commerce reports.
The report said Mexico now
has 955 newspapers, l59 lit
erary publications, ATS special
lied newspapers and magazines
and 297 religious publications
plus other types.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
ADVERTISEMENT
A Life of Conflict
ED WYNN'S
SON

Why did Keenan, Wynn's first
wife leave him 10 marry his
best friend, Van Johnson7 How
did he resolve the deep-rUOted
conflicts that d4rkly shadUwed
his youth, because his mother
was Catholic. his father
JEWISH Why did he seek e.
cape in endless accidents that
imperiled his life Why did he
have to struggle Tor succeSs
of his own. when his father was
SC fabulUusly successful Is it
possible now that these two
stubborn and unYelding men
can find a place in their hearts
for each other? Now you can
read the whole story by
Keenan, Wynn m August
McCalra On newssrands now,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
Dr.. Mueller Heads
Languages at AU

DR.. Hugo J. Mueller has
been named chairman of the
department Of language and
linguistics at American Uni
versity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
Mexican Periodicals
Triple in Nine Years

MEXICO CITY, July % (AP)
Publication of newspapers,
magazines and other periodicals
has almost tripled in Mexico
since 1850, the Statistics Bu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28

err tonnage. OF the 10 million
tons of shipping flying the Lii
berian flag, less than 4 per
cent was built prior to World
War II, and registration fees
and renewals dump SIS mil
lion into the governments till.
Big Development Program
Revenues from its expanding
economy have permitted Lii
IBERIA to embark upon a $73
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28
AFRICA'S FIRST REPUBLIC
U. S. Capital Helps
Liberion Expansion
BY SMITH HEMPSTONE
Contributing Writer

MoNRovIA Libera-Most African leaders convinced
that socialism their undedeveoped countries the best
and quickest path to ndustraizaton Only in Ohio-sized
Liberia capital getting the opportunity to show
what it do.
The Firesone Tire and Rubber Co the first American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28

firm TO invest IN Llberla. III
1926, Firestone loaned Liberia
$2.5 million and picked up a
million acre rubber growing
concession.
FireStone has only taken up
100000 acres of its concession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-28

Save time the grounds Thanks Americans exclusive
Baggage Epd SySte Bags loaded into completely enclosed
baggage carriers which whsked aboard prior akeo When
you land the carriers wiked bags waiting for
when you arrive at the baggage claim
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Save time in the airs Only hrs 10 Minis Chicago Americans
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15

Ca, medju kojira je bio jedan |
cd nasega odsjeka. Pokojnika je
posjetilo mnogo naroda, te TUNA
povorka krenula il pogrebnog "a
voda, nakon je mad odrom odrzao
prigodni govor mas odsjecni pred
sjednik, brat julius Majetic. Ii
votu radu pokojnilSa. U hrvatskoj
crkvi sv. Jeronima odrzana Je sve-
ia misa zadusnica po mjesnom
sveteniku Victoru Stefanac. Sa-
hranjen je ma Holy Sepulcher
Groblju, a sprovodu je prisustvo-
valo mnostvo svijeta.
U ime nasega odsjeka i clanstva,
i u mole ime, neka ii je laka gru-
da zemlje u kojoj pocivas, vjecni
pokoj slava tebi, tvojim milim
dragima nase duboko sauceste.
Mark Kramarich, perov.
Zahvala. - Ovime sc zelimo "a
hvaliti svina prijateljima tlano-
vima odsjeka "Zora" ma cvijecu,
kao l nosacima, te svima koji su
mas tjesili u nasoj velikoj zalosti,
bilo u cemu nam bill ma ruku.
Ozaloscena supruga Mary Broz,
sin Edward, kcerka Pauline
zet Rudy Pale.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15

ma tisuce Cd nash ljudi il onih
krajeva u ono doba, da potraze ko-
ru hljeba, sto je "a mas sada te-
sko "a ponisliti, ali "a nase die
dove pradjedove to su gorke stva-
ri bile. Slillu brata Ivana Benac
ovdje donosimo. ..,..".......
Pristupio je u nasu Zajednicu 6.
januara 1909. On sc je zanimao
u drustvene zajednicke poslove;
bio je aktivan Clan u ranijim go
dinama i mnogu je dobru stvar
napravio "a odsjek 'Sveti Juraj"
i kroz istoga "a Hrvatsku Bratsku
zajednicu Il zadnjih so godina, sto
je bio clanom.
Radio je "a Western Electric
Company u Cicero. Illinois dok je
bio umirovljen; napokon je tesko
obolio umro 8. januara 1859.
Ia sobom je ostavio svoju su-
prugu Franku svom domu u Ri
verside, Illinois. Sestro Franka,
molim Vas ime odsjeka "Sveti
Juraj' da primite nase duboko sa-
zaljenje, Vasem pokojnom, mi
lom, nlirnom i dragon suprugu
nasem bratu mi cd nasih dirnutih
srca usklicemo: zivio duh Ivana
ErauL K,xxon D n U
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15
MARIN MAROVIC

Rock Springs, Wyo. - Odsjek
374 javlja zalosnu vijest rodbini,
prijateljima clanstvu HBz., da
smo il svojih redova izgubili do
brog dugogodisnjeg clana, brata
Marina Marovica, koji je ispustio
svoiu patnicku dusu dana 4. okto-
bra 1858.
Pokojni brat Marovic bio je ro-
diem 1894. u selu Mravince, Dal-
macija, Jugoslavija. Dosao je u o.
WI zemlju 1912. godine, a stupio
mas odsjek i HBz 1918, kojem
je ostao do svoje smrti.
Pokopan je po katolickom obre-
du u pratnji clanstva, svojte pri-
jatelja, u katolickom groblju st.
Joseph, u drustvenom plotu. Mad
grobno slovo je izrekao mas dru-
stveni predsjednik, brat Petar Gla-
vota, te ime odsjeka svojte Sc
oprostio bratom zauvijek.
liza sebe ostavlja u ovoj zemlji
brata Antu Marovic, u Chicago,
ILL.,, te ostalu svojtu u starom kra-
ju.
Tebi brate Marovit neka je laka
ova gruda zemlje u kojoj pocivas,
a tvojim milim dragim koje liza
sebe ostavljas, nase iskreno sa-
, uteSce.