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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

OPEN - P.M.-TEMPLE HILLS
5794 FIRST ST. Sc.
Brick rambler: large corner lot;
convenient to Marlowe shopping
center: 3 bedrms., > baths: full
bsmt. OWNER weekdays, by ap-
pointment. Ii. 7-0340l.
OXON HILL. Open til dark,
567g Livingston rd.-3-bedrm
rambler: fenced level lot; conV. to
bus, schools end shop New home
cond. WIN sell Fla; spSn 6oTn
TOR, 10. 7-5151: ewes. LU
2-4976.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
COUNTRY BREEZE
THROUGH
THE TREES

Cute-as- Gamble Is this
long. low antique brick
rambler Just minutes from
Springfleld. 3 bedrooms,
attached garage and "a
acre gorgeously wooded lot.
Assume large 4iaet first
trust with small down pay.
ment. $4,000. Call FL.
4-S600 to see II today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
OAK, CHESTNUT
AND lockwood
TREES

All fenced in on q huge
lot, this well-kept brick
rambler has 3 bedrooms,
equipped kitchen, tiled
bath and full basement.
Walk to school. bus, shop
ping and churches: ST.
$50. Call CIR. 3-456O to
see IL today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
"a ACRE
TALL TREES

Long, low redwood RAM
bier with 3 big bedrooms,
Ia baths, all electric
kitchen with eye-level oven
and tabletop range
Lovely mahogany panel
ing. breezeway and garage.
Buy on the best FILA terms
at just $4,000. Call CIR.
3-4560 to see 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

and your partner has re-
sponded one heart. You hold:
AKS4 0A64 UKQJ97 %AQ
What do you bid.
Answer: Two no-trump. This
Jump rebid shows 10 or 20
points, with balanced distribu-
ton and shoppers in the unbid
suits.
Copyright, 1859, GenI Features Corp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Love Isn't Blind

AKRON, Ohio (AP).-It was
pain-not love-at first sight
for Ed Gill and Gerry Mariana.
Love came later. The young
couple met when Gill, with a
speck Of dirt in his eye. went
to the B. F. Goodrich Co., dis
pensary where Miss Mariana
works to have the eye treated.
They will be married in May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

switch is clearly called for
to stop declarer from making
nine tricks.
North dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
NORTH
AK84
0A64
oKQJ97
%AQ
WEST EAST
A93 AAQ762
VJ1O952 VK3
0A62 o83
%973 %8652
SOUTH
AJ105
0Q87
01054
%KJ104
North East South West
l . Pass INT Pass
3 MT All pass
Opening lead: Jack of hearts
West opened the jack OF
hearts and South considered
putting up dummy's ace. He
could then knock out the ace
of diamonds and would be safe
against any defense provided
that East had the king OF
hearts.
South couldn't quite afford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

this because it was possible
that West had led from heart
suit headed by K-J-l0. Hence
declarer played a low heart
from dummy at the first trick,
and East won with the king.
1t was now East's turn to
think. 1t was clear that South
had the queen Of hearts since
the opening lead of the jack
denies the queen. Of the lead
er's suit is headed by Ohio
he leads the queen rather than
the jack If South had the ace
of diamonds he would be able
to win two hearts, five dia-
mondS and at least two clubs.
East therefore came TO the
conclusion that the contract
could not be defeated unless
West held the ace of diamonds.
Was it reasonable to hope that
West held this card? Quite rea-
sonable, for South could easily
hold the values for a response
of one no-trump without hav-
ing the ace Of diamonds.
Low Lead Needed
All Of this reasoning per-
suaded East to shift to a low
spade. There was not enough
time to Sc up the hearts, but
spades were a different story.
South won the first spade with
the jack in his own hand, but
the trick did him no lasting
good. He had to go after the
diamonds, permitting West to
take the ace. West then led his
remaining spade, and East took
four spade tricks to defeat the
contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

Thank for bringing JohnstOns NoROaC the kill
cOckrOache and Just brush cooress Od Nooach where
effective for months No need Dishes JOhnsons NORoaCh
is vOrie with good hOusekeeper' ounces S9c; pint l69
Find it Woodward acknowledgements Center lh Floor
North Building also Chevy Chase and order
by phone dial District 7.53OO any hour of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Switch in Time
Saves Nine
THE RYATTS
GIL THoRP
SCAMP
ON STAGE

When you're defending
against no-trump you must US
ually keep plugging away at
one suit. Sometimes. however,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

.sOoseseoooeeeesess.e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Daily Question

AS dealer you have opened
the bidding with one diamond
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17
Al Club Enjoys Family
Cook-Out At Swallow Falls

The Monte Vista Girls All club
enjoyed a family lookout last
Thursday evening at Swallow Falls.
On the planning committee were
Jane Hanst, president; Cynthia
Mace, Sharon Custer, Carol Pelton,
Linda Oursler and the two leaders,
Mrs. Ross Grove and Mrs H. Taft
OurSler.
Attending the lookout were the
following members families: Sally
Buchanan, Sharon Custer. Jane
Hanst, Sally Hoffman. Linda Our
sler. Carol Pelton, Connie Grove
and Marjorie SWart 'entruDer
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Stull, Mrs. Reva Thomas and
three sons, and Miss Gal Naylor
The Monte Vista club will have
its first meeting for the new year
on Thursday. September "a, at 7
p. m. at the home of Carol Pelton.
There will be election OF officers.
Projects will be chosen. New mem
bers will be registered. Interested
girls 10 years Of age or over may
contact present members of the
two leaders.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17
No Change Noted
In Water Status

There was no change in the
water situation in Oakland up to
this morning, according to Henry
w. McComas, chairman of the
water committee for the Mayor
and Town Council.
With the present conservation
measures of all the citizens, he
said the town was holding its
own" as far as the supply went,
Haulers from Harrington Creek
are bringing in about 10000 gal
Ions of water daily.
The new well drilling operations
have reached a depth of 280 feet,
but the driller is planning to go to
depth of at least $50 feet. There
is water there but no test has
been made as to the amount.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17
Observe 59th Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Morrill,. OF
Swanton. observed their 59th we'd
ding university on Sunday, Au-
gust 30. Their children gave a
dinner in their honor which was
attended by many relatives and
friends.
Nj and Mrs Merrill have three
daughters and five sons, 10 grand
children and eight great grand
children
The children are Charles ". AIer-
rill, Alexandria, va; Lloyd Mer-
rill, Mt. Morris, Pa, Truman Mer-
rill, Deer Park; Russell Merrill.
Cumbcrland 3oby Merrill, near
Washington. D. c.; Mrs. Grace
Miller. Hyattsvillc: Mrs. Helen Bit
finger, Lewisville, O.; Mrs Betty
Lou Lazelle MorgantowH, w. Va.
Mr.. Charles Merrill5 57lh birthday
anniversary was celebrated on the
same day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17
Williams Family Reunion
Held At Swallow Falls

The Williams family reunion was
held at Swallow Falls, Sunday
afternoon September II.
This was the first reunion for
this family in approximately Il
years
The affair was planned for mem
bers of the Williams family who are
defendants of Mortimer and Eliza
beth Williams who lived in Cor
man, throughout their lifetime
Mortimer Williams came to Cor
man. from Moorefield, W. Va, in
the late 1800's while Elizabeth Will
liams was the former Elizabeth
Chisholm of Glades Run OF this
marriage, there are sons and )
daughters living.
Special recognition went to the
6 direct defendants who attended
the reunion, which was spear
headed by Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Williams and Mrs. VILLA Evans.
Attending relatives included Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. E. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Williams, Mrs. Villa Evans
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paugh
ST., Miss Colleen O'Shay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Paugh, Jr. and two
sons Jimmy and Donny. Mrs.
George Browning and son Chris
Mrs. Jack Browning and Meg and
Jay and "Tootie" Chambers and
Ann and Carroll; Rob and Sara
Jane Lynn and Jefferie and Robin;
Bill and Lucille Gnsnell and Buz;
and Terry" Rushing.
Mrs. Eleanor Markell, Karen and
Doug: Mrs. Jenny Lee Willie and
a son. David; Art and Mary Lou
Scofieid and their children Eddie,
Hank. Mac, Beckie and Jimmy;
Don and Bertha Williams and son,
Greg.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17
Woodmen Circle Plans
Convention September 80

The Mountain District, Supreme
Forest Woodmcn Circle. which in
cludes organizations in this coun-
IT, will have its district conyen-
ton in Keyser on September 80,
it was announced.
Highlighting the convention ac-
Invites will be the banquet with
rational director. Fave Littman, of
Grafton, as toastmisucss. Drill
teams from SWanton and Cumber-
land, captainod by Amy Wilson and
Willard Anvil. respectively, VIII
demonstrate the Wocdmcn Circle
ritualistic work. Special guests will
include Mareva Teets, Mary Jane
Harvey, Evelyn Schroyer and
Louise Friend, state officers. all
of this county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17
Train-Bus Crash
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page Onel
Va. and Kingwood. W. Va.
Meanwhile, other staff members
were busy relaying all information
available to metropolitan news
papers and wire services as far
away as New York City as well as
television and radio stations in the
area.
AT 1880, the first picture taken
by The Republican photographer
was dispatched for transmission
over wire service lines. At 1890.
the newspaper forms were being
made up and by 100 p. M, the
edition was made available to per-
sons interested in learning the
facts of the reports they had been
hearing during the morning.
Because of the unprecedented
demand for copies. the regular
issue was soon depleted, and
special abbreviated edition of The
Republican was printed and sold
on newsstands for a reduced price.
Over six hundred of these copies
were purchased during the next
several days
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17
AAUW To Study Art

Members of the American AS
sociation of University Women,
Garrett Branch, plan to make a
study Of art at their monthly ses-
sions this year.
The first meeting is planned for
next Tuesday evening, September
p. at the Deep Creek Lake home
Of Mrs. William Hesen. Aza Stan
ton will speak on art techniques.
The members also will consider
the Metropolitan Museum exien-
ton courses for study at future
meetings.
The meeting will begin at 8
o'clock. Mrs Alyce Imam, Kitz-
miller, is in charge Of the program
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17
Church Women Meet

The ULCW of Zion Lutheran
church at Jennings met at the
church with fourteen present.
Leota Baker led the topic, By
Way Of Our Offerings
Members brought gifts of sheets,
pillow eases, bath towels. tea
towels. bibs. dresser scarves for
the National Lutheran Home for
the Aged. The next meeting will
be held October II, at p. m. at
the church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17

phlet was given to each member
about fire safety.
A date was set to finish the re-
mainder of the painting of the
Community hall. The group played
electricity after the business
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17
All Club Meets

The Ryan's Glade All club met
Tuesday Rankin Lusby held a
demonstration on fire prevention
and safety in use of fires. A pam
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17

Duke of Windsor. once a STYLE
setter in mems fashions, was
placed on list Of worlds worst
dressers by a tailor's magazine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17

Prospective volume OF L. S.
crops was estimated at within less
than l percent Of last years rec
ord achievement.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17

meeting in the recreation period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
NOW THE CLUB OPERATES.

4 Your only membership obligation is
to purchase five selections from the
more than $50 Columbia and Epic re-
cordingS. 10 be offered in the coming
IL months and you may discon-
tinue your membership at any time
thereafter.
4 After purchasing five records, il
you wish TO continue your member
ship, you will receive - FREE - your
choice Of Columbia or Epic Bonus
record Irregular or stereo) for every
two additional selections you buy.
4 The records you want are mailed
and billed at the usual list price: regu-
lar long play records al 1898 tPopu-
Iarl and $4.98 tCIassicaD; stereO rec
ords at $498 tPopularl and $5.98
tCIassicsl)-pIus small mailing charge.
4 To receive the SIX high-fidelity IL"
Iong-plsying records Of your choice -
regular or steTeo - fill in and mail
the coupon today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

4 You enroll in any one of the Clubs
six musical Divisions:
II you have q regular photograph
you enroll in any one of four Dr.
visions: Classical; Listening and
Dancing; Broadway, Movies, TeIe-
vision and Musical Comedies; Jazz.
n you own q steFeO phonogTaph
you enroll in either one Of two
steTeo Divisions: SteFeo Classical
or Stereo Popular
4 Each month the Clubs staff of
music experts selects outstanding
high-fidelty recordings = both regular
and steTeo-fTom every field OF music.
These selections are described in the
Clubs entertaining Music Magazine,
which you receive free each month.
+ You may accept the monthly selec-
tion for your Division e. take any of
the wide variety of other records
offered in all Divisions E. or take NO
record in any particular month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
IMPORTANT NOTE:

SteTeo records must be played
only on q steTeO record player.
u you do not nov own q SteTeo
phon0gTaph, you can continue
to acquire regular long play
high-fidelity records with CON-
plete confidence that they will
always give you thrilling listen
ing pleasure. They will play
with tTue.t0-life fidelity on youT
present phon0gTaph, and will
sound even more brilliant on q
steTeO record player if you pur-
chase one in the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

The Columbia @ Record Club now
makes it possible for you to acquire
the worlds finest high-fidelity IL"
long-playing records either regu-
lar or SteTeo - at truly tTemen-
dous savings!
All AZ Of the records shown here
are now available in both regular
long play and stereo Except No.
"a = Listening In Depth avail
able in steTeo only.
u you have standard phone
graph. you may join the Club and
receive the regular high-fidelity yer-
sions of any 6 of these records
up to a $29.88 retail value = ALL 6
for only 1898!
II you have q steTeO phonograph,
you may join the Club and receive
the steTeO high-fideIity versions Of
any s Of these records up to a
$35.88 retail value - ALL 6 for
only $3.50!
Read below how the Club oper-
ates, then mail the coupon : with
out money = to receive the six rec
Ords Of your choice!
The Glacier reporter., 1959-08-27

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The Glacier reporter., 1959-08-27
Dee f"h" fr i'"ftnd
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

Cementon, N. Y. - Ovdje
donosimo sliku dugogodisnjih
clanova odsjeka broj 243 u
Cementon, N. Y, Ante i Lu-
cije Erceg, koji su proslavili
SO godina bracnog zivota dne
~. oktobra 1858.
Ante je kao mladic ostavio
svoju milu Dalmaciju mje-
sto Metkovic u potragi "a bo-
linn zivotom, kao j hiljade
drugih i dosao je u ovu zem-
lju 1904. godine, a Lucia je
dosla u Ameriku 1905, koja
je rodom sa otoka Braca, Dal-
macija, tako Sc je Ante i
Lucia slucajno sastali i upo-
znali, 1908. godine u ok
tobru stupili u bracni zivot.
U svojem bracnom, sretnom
i zadovoljnom zivotu, odgoji-
Ii su petero djece, tri sina i
dvije kceri, koji su i'm ma po-
nos u njihovoj koloniji, koji
su svi bill prisutni 50-godis-
Moi proslavi, ukljuciv Z unu-
cadi, i koji su svi clanovi H.
| B. Zajednice, a Ante nosi vec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

dive godine zlatni znak H.B.Z.
SO godina clanovanja.
Svecari, Ante Lucia spro-
veil su cijeli svoj bracni zivot
u Cementon,. N. Y, gdje su
stekli mnogo prijatelja i zna-
naca, koji su u velikom bro
.ju posjetili svecare Ercege ma
dan njihove proslave, i s nji-
ma u veselju dobrim zelja-
ma sproveli dan slave, medju
kojima je bio izvjestitelj O.
We proslave. U istinu ovo su
rijetki slucajevi, da b r a { n i
drugovi imaju priliku, da sla-
We SO godina skupa bracnog
zivota, stoga smo i'm svi pri-
sutni cestitali i zazelili dobro
zdravlje i dugi zivot u zado-
voljstvu u krugu njihove O.
bitelji, njihovih prijatelja j
znanaca. Zdravi bill i mnogo
godina zivjeli.
Ma slici je sa Anton Lu-
cijom njihov najmladji unuk,
Peter Jason Erceg.
Izvjestitelj njihov, zet,
Andrew GaSpar >.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

Kanadu prosle godine sada
je zaposlen u jednoj klaonici,
zivot, nego sto je zaradjivao
u staroj domovini.. Inace mas
Stjepan je veseljak i mirne je
naravi.
U ime clanstva cd sje k a
broj 954, ia vam, draga bra
co, zelim svaku srecu ", va
Sem buducem zivotu, da bu-
dete ma ponos svemu hrvat-
skom narodu, clanstvu nase-
ga odsjeka i HBZ. Stoga vam
klicemo: Dobro nam dosli u
nase redove, metni | zdravi
bill mnogo ljeta ziyjeli!
Stanko Spehar, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

novog osgurana tada e odmah bratom Kovacevcem
Drzmo da 6e bti nteresantno vdjet, koko je, koji
najecatel prive nase redove SO iii wise novh cla-
nova lima in tocno TO- to owl Joseph Stanovich Ham
ton, Ont 116; Franjo Rudar Chicago ILL.,, SO; Math Ko-
vacevich, Los Angeles Calf, 49, Michael Mjatovich To
ronto Ont, 63 August Herceg Schumacher Ont, 61 Ru-
dolph Karovch, Anaconda Mont 81; John Baron, Ben
wood W. Va IS; George Balich Indiana Harbor Ind 81;
Daniel Corak, Midvae Utah, 50 Mike Golub, Farrell,
Pa, SO.
Sestra Markusik, prvaknja 1855 koja Sc po brou
tockica plasrala omah bratom Kovacevice prikupv
h $780, upisaa je 36 novi aanova sto na je wise
brge posveeivala nidviduanim osiguranma visn vsti
osguraee pa TO- dakako otitovalo njenom uspjehu
Rssultat postenaH Y na3oj proslogodisnjoj aanskoj
kampanJ 81 takve naravi de- je NINA bao govora u
stanp vrio mnogo ctan pittsbuzs dnevnik "Sun-Tee-
graph" napisao je mama nedjeljnom zdanju
Cd II. ajednh 1850 Hrvatska BratsAa Zajednica Sc
p - ov dana ali pravom jer joj je eanska kampana
privela pre&o 5000 aovh elanova medu kojima 1000
ovog podrueja 70 je izjavo Michael Grasha pred
sjednk Odbora &anshe kampanje Hvatska Bratska Ia
edniea sada brot preko 10000 anova ko live usduk
poprjeko Sjedmj jeniA Dr3ava Kanade"
nakoa svega ovoga, Ito h jo6 mogh rec? KAPPA dole
svjma wanna ukjueenm 1291 vi ste ljuG 3ene Hrvat-
size Brsthe zajednice 1858! Drx da Il pogodid mis
svh eianova zaednice ako reknem hvala YAM po
sao koi rte obavii molbom da Z 1850 godi ponovno
pEonssets 1odn alaA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
ST0 JE P0KAzALA ClANSkA kAllPANJA
1858?
Michael Grasha, predsj Odbora kampanje

Michael Grasha, predsJ Odbora kampanje
6,O95 novih clanova osguranih $5s5O,2O00O 1858
godmi! Ovo postg gradte, canov Hrvatske Bratske
ZaJednce prvoj polovici nase dvogodsne canske kam
panic cnjenica da je bratskom natecanju sudje
lovao skoro trinajst stotina u29 muzeva zena rane
dob zanmanja dvadesetak saveznih drzava Unje pro-
vnclJa kanade jednakom gorljvoscu ubavju ustrajno
scu, mora pokazat nasumnjivem Toni da Sc kampanja
clanstvo moze vodti uspjesno dokoncat pod
som Neka sva clan prvede novog clana krlo bratske
obiteJ.
Ova neumorna ka graditelja pronijela je bakju
bratstva svak kutak ovog prosranog kontnenta. Nje
bio e zapreke kou nije svadaa, zahvaujuci stn-
skoj ljubavi prerna organzac. klma, udaljenos pa
cak prosogodsnja nezaposenost nsu moge zaustavi
Sc gradtee njihovom neodolivom nasojanju da svou
organizacju umnoze oacaju Kao da je nasu legju
vodilo jedno kako postici bole rezultate.
owe su oni pokaza sto ee Sc nabolje vdjet il ovog
pregleda
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

81 u odraslo clanstvo, a to
je nasa mlada sestra, Nancy
Jean Folk, ciju sliku ovdje do
nosimo.
Mlada sestra Nancy Jean U
odsjeku imade svoju vrijednu
majku, Mrs. Anna Folk, koja
je vet kroz mnogo godina U
odsjecnom odboru kao odsjee.
ma blagajnica, a tako isto
jednu stariju udatu sestru -
Mrs. Ann Conrad.
Tebi mlada sestro u ime ma.
sega odsjeka klicemo - do
bro nam dosla u nase redove,
a tvojoj majki cestitamo ma
dobrom odgoju svoje kcerke,
da budes ma ponos njoj, svo-
Jim sestrama i mama svima,
j neka te pratt svaka sreca
u tvome zivotu.
John Naglich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

pill u bracni zivot, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo.
Brat Stjepan je rodjen rs.
novembra 1886, u mjestu Va
darci, Prekomurje, Slovenija,
a njegova supruga je rodjena
Is. oktobra 1889, kojima, u
ime clanstva nasega odsjeka
cestitamo i zelimo sre { u u
bracnom zivotu.
Cd treceg brata, Franceka
Paradis nemamo slike pri ru-
ci, pa kad istu dobijemo, po-
slati cemo ju ma Zajednicar.
Svima wanna, brace sestre,
koje sam ovdje spomenuo i
koje nisam, zelim u ime ma
sega odsjeka dobro zdravlje
i srecu u vasemu buducem Ii
votu, i dobro nam dosli.
M. Mijatovic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

vac, Hrvatska. Dosao je u
Kanadu prosle godine u mje-
secu junu, "a kratko vrije-
me dobio posao, te sada radi
II jednom hotelu. U starom
kraju je izucio i dobio diplo-
mu "a tehnicara u strojar-
stvu, ali tamo Sc IL toga nije
dalo zivjeti, pa je dosao ova-
mo u nadi "a boljim zivotom
i sretnijom buducnosti.
Cetvrti je po redu mas mia
di clan, Stjepan Rataic, koji
je rodjen 10. februara, 1884.
u selu Draganic, kotar Kar-
lovac, Hrvatska. Dosao je u