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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
SO. Sv. Petar, Tyrone, Pa. - 8
nedj. 2 PM, vlastita dvorana,

nedj. 2 PM, vlastita dvorana,
r. D. 1
P. Martin Kodak, 1850 Penna Av
Pp. Ivan Gurekovich, r. D. l
T. Per. John Blazina, r. D.
No. !, Box 8.
B. Joseph Minerich, r. D. 1. Box 8.
Pob. Imbro Gjurekovic, R. D. 1,
Box 13.
Pho. Mato Kusan, r. D. No. 4,
Box 80
DR.. e. B. Murchison, 1101 Logan
Ave.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

4O5. Srce IsusovO, Sykesville, Pa.
= 3 nedj., 2 P. M, u stanu Eli
zabeth OrSi6, 334 w. Main st.
P. B. Steve Gunarich, 346 w.
Main St.
T. Per. Pob. Steve Miksit, 349
w. Main st.
DR.. H. Fugate, East Maine st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

4l2. Hrvatska Brata, Mariana, Pa
2 nedj 200 P. M. stan Maria
Simrak
P. Josip Rebrovic, Box 207
T. Pob. Marko Pausic, Box 80
B. Tomo Pavlekovit, Box 1873
Per. Marko Pausit, Box 338
Pho. Marko Pausic, P. o.
Drs. Lyon & Wallace
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
125. "sv. Josip / Matija", McKees

Rocks, Pa. - 2 nedj. 2. P. M.
Croatian Home. Shingiss st.
P. Ivan Vrcek, 500 Island Avenue
PIP. Geo. Vrcek, 1112-12th st.
T. Pob. Anton Grgurit, S07-9th
Street
Per. Ivan Srkoch, 817-13th st.
B. Ana Jurkovic, 404 Ella Street.
Pho. John Krpan, III, McKees
Rocks Terrace
DR.. Steve Kulick, S14 Island Ave.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
541. Sv. yid. Trafford. Pa. - F.:

VfI. SN. SIU, ITdIIOIU, a.
nedj. 2 P. NJ, Croatian Home,
20S-3rd St.
P. Louis Susanj, 98-1st st.
PIP. Matt Dubravec, 202 Edgewood
Ave.
T. Martin Krcelic, 617-6th st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
279. Sv. Josip, Whitney, Pa.

279. Sv. JOsip, Whitney, Pa. : l
nedj., 2 P. M. Dvorana Vid Mar
kovica.
P. Frank Tandaric, Box 2.
T., B. i Pob. Vid Markovic, Box ID
DR.. Jos. F. Lehman, 106 Depot St
Latrobe, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
716. "Golub", ESL., Tire Hill, Pa.

- 1. nedj. 2 p NJ, SNPJ.
P. i Us. Adolf Debeljak, Box 106
PIP. Frank Simunich, P. o.
T. Ignac Smir. Box LOG
B. William Shustrick, P.O. Box Ill
Per. Louis Intihar, P. o.
Pob. Florence Magdalenic, P. o.
Pho. Fred Horvath, III Daisy st.
JohnStoWn, Pa.
DR.. ]. B. Lovette, 327 Vine ST.,
Johnstown, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
AZ. Sv. yalentin, Wilmerding, Pa

AZ. Sv. Valentin, Wilmerd1ng, Pa.
- 2. nedj. PM. Vlastita dvo-
rama, 101 Middle Ave.
P. John j. Brletic, 1T Gilmore
Ave., Trafford, Pa.
PIP. Joseph Brletic, 900 Bessemer
Ave-, East Pittsburgh, Pa.
T. Adam Matiasic, 121 Middle Av.
Per. John Valentic, 122 Prospect
Ave-, Turtle Creek, Pa.
B. Joseph Prementin, 172 Wat
kins Ave.
Pob. Steve Brletit, 1853 Watkins
Ave.
Pho. Peter G.. Franovich, P. o.
Box 442
Us. Michael Drago, 435 Meadow
brook Dr., East McKeesport, Pa.
DR.. Albert De Stefano, 211 Cald-
well Ave.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
Al. "Zagreb", Millvale, 8 Pa. - 2

Al. "Zagreb", Millvale, 8 Pa. .
nedjelja 2 P. M. st. Nicholas
Hall, "a Maryland Avenue.
P. Michael Bozic, r. D. 1, Clair
ton, Pa.
Pp. Edward Bubanovich, 2812
Shadeland Ave. (12)
T., B. Pob. Paul ceh, 541 N. Ave.
(9)
Per. Joseph Bartolic, Sr., 1874 HI
ram st. (9)
Pho. Michael Druzak, At Cherry
ST., Etna, Pa.
DR.. Fred Koenig, 426 No. Ave. 8
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

Pho. George Novakovich, 1912
High Street (12)
DR.. F. j. Arch, 618 Chestnut st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
444. Sv. Barbara, Salina, Pa. -

444. Sv. Barbara, Salina, Pa. - 2.
nedjelju, 200 P. NJ, kuti Jure
Kirinica.
P. Paul Bellan. Box 81
Pp. John Sokolovich, r. D. 1,
Apollo, Pa.
B. Pob. Frank Kirinic, Box 143
T. Juraj Kirinic. Box 143
Pho. Frank Mengor, Box 272
DIR. A. M. Cochran
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
A. Sv. Jurai, McKeesport, Pa. -

2. nedj. 2 P. M. Hrv. skolska
dvorana, 715 Shaw Avenue.
p. Vjekoslav Versit, 500 Park st.
Phone Nick. 2-4143
PIP. Milan Zilic, 1017-5th Ave-,
Phone Nick. 6-7686
T. Pob. Pavao Ruptic, 2001
Baldwin Ave- Phone Nick. 2-0432
B. Josip Puskaric, 800 Euclid Av.
Phone Nick. 1886
Per. Ambros Sudaric, 310-26th
st. NICK. 3-8295.
Pho. Emil Antoncic, Ellen Dr.,
Phone 2-945O
DR.. c. B. Bryce, 5171a Locust St.
Phone Nick. 4-4388
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
". Sv. Petar / Pavao, Uniontown,

u Pa. - /. nedj., z Pm, Franklin
Il Hall, Franklin Street
sP. Pob. Marko Cindrit, Box 372,
>, West Leisenring, Pa.
/ Pp. John Cucich, r. D. /, Box 146
IT. Frank Balaban, Box $50
~ Leisenring, Pa.
b. Marija Lulich, 80 Pittsburgh
@ Road.
Per. Geo. Glad, Box 81, Brown
. field, Pa.
1 Pho. John Muchnok, r. D. 1, Box
>eUs. Josephine Barcovic, Box 1903
Dr. Jan Karolcik, Old End Ma
G tional Bank Building
IA. Sv. Ana, Steelton, Pa. 3.
nedi. 200 p. M. st. Mary's Au-
Il ditorium, 831 So. End st.
p. Helen Mamuzic, I'll 8. Front
!. PIP. Josipa Poljak, sss Summer St.
! Enhart, Pa.
IT. / Fob. Angela Skof, 712 So.
& 2nd Street.
{ B. Anna Cackovit, 528 S. End st.
Per. Anna Yanci, 1886 Russell Ave.
MiddletoWn, Pa.
Pho. Anna SLENDER, 542 S. End St.
/ Dr.. Franklin Cunjak, 210 S. 2nd.
rs. Trojans, e. SIS. 8. Pitts
burgh, Pa. - 2 Friday $3.50 Pm.
American Croatian Club, AL So.
27th Street
P. Larry Delost, 2955 Breward st.
(27)
! PIP. Samuel Scabilloni, 1882 Ed
ward Way (3)
T. / Pob. Mildred Yakopcic, 1913
Milton Road, Pittsburgh "a, Pa.
B. Mary Brozovich, BOIL Mary St.
- (3)
Per. Charlotte De Carlo, 1900 Pho
%s< neer Ave-, Brookline
Pho. i Us. Paul Roper, 1924 Carey
Way 90
DR.. F. J. Mucklado, 1916 Carson
!, Street (3), zanj. DR.. w. r. Bo-
zic, 1Os Brownsville Rd.,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
SO. Sv. Tri. Kralia, Beaver Falls,

Pa. - 8 nedj. 2 P. M. Moose
J Temple 1927 - 9th Avenue
P. Frank Kroll, 1713-2nd Ave.
PIP. Pho. Tom Pavlinac, 916-
22nd st.
T., Per. Pob. Peter Skacan, 1921
= 4th Ave., New Brighton, Pa.
,B. Steve Kunder, 37th st. Ext,
Pho. Tom Pavlinac, 916-22nd st..
DR.. e. ]. Borkovic,, 1O11-6th Ave.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

143. Spirit Of Croatian Youth ES.
McKees Rocks, Pa. 2 Thurs
day, 500 PM, Croatian Home,
Cor. Shingess and Campbell SITS.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
71S "New Era, ES. Rankin, Pa.

718 "New Era, ES. Rankin, Pa.
list Sunday, 200 PM, Croatian
Home 4th and Antisbury st.
P. Pob. Helen Dormihal, 343 Fifth
ST.
PIP. August Lipanovich
T. John r. Segina. 2621 Belmar
Place. Swissvale, Pa.
B. Stella Dormihal, 325 Summer
Way
Per. Fora Kurpiewski, 104 Mound
St.
Pho. A. May L. Jumba, 1872 Say
long DR..
DR.. NJ. B. Weber, 322 Hawkins
Avenue
719. Saint John E.S.L. Glassport,
Pa. nedj., 10 AM, Polish
Natl Alliance, Indiana Ave &
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213. Svi Sveti, Blairsville, Pa. -
8. nedj. u mics. 2 PM, 625 s.
Liberty Street
P. Michael Matesit, r. D. 1, Box
212, Derry. Pa.
T. Pob. Steve Vukman, 623 s.
Liberty
B. Pho. John Matusin, $50 8.
Spring st.
DR.. w. S. Woods, 21 S. Stewart st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
1872. Sv. Nikola Brodar, Yukon. Pa
- 3 nedj. 10 A. M. Vlastita dvo-

P. Mile Brajdic, Box 312
PIP. Paul Gabonay, Box 235.
T. Josip Milovac, P. o. Box 16
B. Thomas Milovac. Box 375
Per. Pob. Steve Sweeney, Box 2.
Pho. Tomo Topolnjak, Box 378
DR.. George 10th, Main st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
141. Hrv. villa, e. Pittsburgh, Pa.
. ,adi o.nn . E Do Ip;xl,;

Dom, North | Electric Ave.
p. Ivan Mavrovic, Box 244
PIP. John Gracanin, 1905 Ridge
Ave-, N. Braddock, Pa.
T. Pob. Martin Mlinaric, 321
Beech st.
B. Stiepan Kralievic. Box 81
Per. Sam Sestak, 100 Greenfield
Avenue
Pho. Jim Popovich, 264 Kline st.
Us. Mary Sumrak, 120 Fairview
Ave.
DR.. Louis Weiss, 108 Electric Ave.
"a muSke, "a zenske DR.. Meyer
Kalen, 1888 Linden Ave.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

131. "Sv. Rok", N. s. Pittsburgh,
Pa. - nedjelje. 2. P. M Javor
Hall, 822 N. Canal st. N. S.
P. Pho. Joseph ]. Plese, 3441
Forbes Street (13)
PIP. Peter Brckovich, S19 Suismon
Street (12)
T. Frank j. Pastorkovich, 5314
Fieldcrest DR.. (27)
Per. Philip Vukelich. 3441 Forbes
Street, Pgh. 13, Pa.
B. Carl Brozovich, 1011 Turtle
Way (12)
Pob. Janko Mikulan, 80 High st.
(23)
DR.. F. J. Arch, 61S Chestnut st.
(12).
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
4s7 "Sloboda" Bentleyville, Pa

fSI. SIODUud DCHtJCy SIH1C, a.
2. nedj. 2 P. M. Moose Hall.
P. John Vinkovac, Box 526
Pp. John Yurkovich, Box 143
T. Pob. August Yurkovich, Box
464
B. Donald Satina, Box 1928
Per. Frank Muic, Box 393, Ellis
worth, Pa.
Pho. Frank Puskarich, Box lat
DR.. Braun, Ellsworth, Pa, and DR..
Downey, Bentleyville, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
142. Noyo Stoliece, Herminie, p

I4&. NOVO CCOIJcCc, IICIIII1HIC, q
- 3. nedj. 2 P. M. German Hall
P. Vinko Yelich, Hutchinson, Pa
PIP. Marko Yelich, Hutchinson, Pa
T. Ivan Mikovich, Hutchinson, Pa
Per. B. Tom Kosalec, Box 1922
DR.. H. L. Highberger
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
eos. Majka Bozja Trsatska, Adah,

Pa. : 2. nedj., PM, u kuci
br. Kufrina, r. D. 1, Box 158
P. MILO Kufrin, RID 1, Box 1853
PIP. Mato Marinich, Box Ill
T. Pob. Mike V. Kufrin, Jr., r..
D. /, Box 158
B. Mato Muzar, Box 81
Per. Nikola Stulac, p. o. Box 81
Pho. Us. Frank Papa, Footdale,
Pa.
DR.. Geo. N. Rifle, Main Street,
McClellandtown, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
2O6. Sv. Trojstvo, Bolivar, Pa,

FOG. Sv. Trojstvo, Bolivar, Pa. -
1. nedj. po Is. 200 PM, stan
N Riharica, w. Bolivar. Pa.
P. Pho. Helen A. Jones, Box SO,
Robinson, Pa.
T. Nikola Ribaric, Box 5
B. N. G. Ribaric. Box 5
Pob. Kathryn Chessla, Box 81
Pho. Ann e. Henderson, r. D. 2,
New Florence, Pa.
DR.. r. L. Witherspoon
212. Sv. Nik,ola, Pittsburgh, Pa. -
3. nedj. 200 PM Lithuanian Lii
terary Association Hall, 142 Orr
st.
P. Blaz Dzeba, 1911 Locust st. (19)
PIP. George Lubacher, 5537 Ken
mawr DR.. (27)
T. Pob. John Tokich, 5848 Pierce
st. 1927
B. Mike Rudman, 4O2 Olivet (1O)
Per. Frank Levak, 81 Lawn St.
(13)
Pho. stjepan satar, 4s41 Lytle st.
CD
DR.. J.J. Mccarthy. 2016 Fifth
Ave. (19)
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126. Slav. line Isusovo, Farrell

126. Slav. line Isusovo, Farrell,
Pa. - 3 nedj. 1870 P. M. Hrv.
Dom 412-414 Stanton Street
P. Jos. Dzapo, r. D. 1, Box 381,
Brookfield, Ohio.
PIP. Pete Knezevich, 815 Indiana
Avenue
T. Michael Golub, 1850 Hamilton
Avenue.
Per. Jos. M. Dizdar, $40 Wallis
Avenue.
B. Fred Yurcich, 1852 Hamilton
Avenue
Pob. Ivan Berek, 304 Florida St.
Pho. Frank Peternac, 70 Broad
way, Masury, Ohio
Us. John Pandza, 1915 Negley St.
Extension
DR.. Joseph Chervinko, Colonial
Bank Bldg.
DR.. A. L. Frye, 912 State Street,
Sharon, Pa; zamj. DR.. M. e.
Patterson, Darr Ave.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Harmony on Supports
Is Urged by Benson
Rxihs Associated Press

Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son says he hopes to. have
harmonious and constructive"
relationships with the, new DEM
ocratic Congress in working out
"refinements" in the administra-
tion's flexible farm price support
program.
The G. o. P. farm chief told a
news conference yesterday he
interprets the results of last
weeks elections as a farmer in
dorsement of the. program
enacted by the last Congress.
But he said the administra-
ton does not consider the new
legislation to be the final answer
to farm problems. Consequently,
he added. proposals for refine
ments" will be made.
In reply to a query, Mr.. Ben
son said he believes the election
itself provided an evident argu-
ment" against proposals of some
Democratic Congressman that
efforts be made at the coming
session to restore high rigid price
supports voted out by the last
Congress.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Martin Likely 10 Stay
COP. House Leader
BY tho Associofed Press

A hot battle over the post OF
Republican House leader after
the Democrats take control in
January apparently was avoided
yesterday as Speaker Martin
said he probably would take the
job.
At Des Moines, Iowa, where he
addressed the Iowa bankers con-
vention, Mr.. Martin said that
while he doesn't particularly
want the post, chances are that
I'll take it."
He told an interviewer he
had been under tremendous
pressures" since the election to
continue as G. o. p. leader in
the House, and, while he hasn't
made up his mind, II don't
want to run out on the party" +"
Mr.. Martin had said last
spring that he might step out
as G. o. P. leader in the House
If the Republicans lost the elec-
ton. The position gave him
the speakership with the Re-
publicans in control. If he
continues, he will become mi
nority leader in January.
Had he removed himself, a
likely candidate for that post
would have been Representa-
tive Halleck. Republican, of IN
diana, who served as majority
leader under Mr.. Martin in the
present Congress.
But several House veterans,
reporting there would be oppo-
sition to Mr.. Halleck. and pos
sibly a knockdown intra-party
scrap for the post, are known
to have urged Mr.. Martin to
continue.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Democrats Qualify.
Pledge eioCo-operaie
On Foreign Policies
By ]. A. o'Leory

Senate Democratic Leader
johnson of Texas was on record
today as assuring President Ell
senhower a Democratic Congress
will cooperate to achieve effec-
tive bipartisan foreign policy If
1t is made a consulting partner
In formulating the policy.
AAt the same time, Senator
johnson made 1t clear the Demo-
Gratis are not willing to stamp
approval on policies If they are
not given a hand In formulating
them.
His statement came after q
meeting Of the Senate Demo-
cratic Policy Committee late
yesterday. at which there was
general discussion of the White
House invitation to a November
II conference Of leaders Of both
parties on foreign affairs.
Johnson Speculates.
The Texas Senator, who will
be a majority leader if the DEM
ocrats organize the next Senate,
said that true bipartisanship in
wolves consultation as well as
information" He said the No
vember II meeting could be an
other briefing on world affairs,
or. 1t could be "a real step to-
ward bipartisanship."
If it is that latter, Senator
johnson added, "the President
will find us cooperative"
The Democratic Policy Com
mittee also served notice that
most of the important nomina-
tions to high Offices Gen. Eisen-
hover has just submitted to the
Senate will not be confirmed at
this special session.
States Party Stand.
Senator johnson said that
routine promotions in the Army.
Navy. and diplomatic services
that do not require committee
hearings probably can go
through. But he laid down a
rather positive rule that any
nomination which involves COM
mittee hearings or controversy
should wait until January. AL
though Senator johnson did not
single 'out any particular ap-
pointments, this rule is likely to
hold up the appointment Of
Federal Judge John Marshall
Harlan to the Supreme Court,
the selection Of Joseph Campbell
to be controller general and
several nominees for boards and
commissions.
The decision of the Democratic
leaders on nominations Is part
of a general desire to confine
the current session to the special
business for which It was called,
namely the censure resolution
against Senator Mccarthy.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
MORE
VETERANS
DAY SPECIALS!

SIS MEMS BROADCLOTH
SHIRTS. Regular soft collar
in sizes IA to II; 80 to IS.
$500
$1S.95 IMPORTED FLAN-
MEL STACKS. All-Wool flan-
mel in Charcoal, Cambridge
Grey, Brown, Blue. $3.50
$S.95 IMPORTED COTTON
FLANNEL Sport Shirts.
Small, medium, large and
extra large ------S4.9o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15
Figure Skaters 10 Resume
Competition tomorrow

The Washington Figure Skat-
ing Club has more competition
lined up for its members tomor-
row and Wednesday at Uline
Arena.
Events for seniors. juniors and
parents will be held.
Taking top honors in the
clubs competition yesterday was
the brother sister combination of
Peggy and G. Norris Shaw. They
won the bronze dance, beating
out Barbara Povanda and Bill
Cannon and Florence Sifford and
Robert Rudy.
Winners of other events:
Preliminary dance. Sidney Grifith
and Dick lRichardJ Kayanaugh.
Edith johnson memorial competition
! Edward j. Hargis.
Junior skating club events. class III
II. Richard Kavanaugh.
Msi1 a nd deorae + BEN g
Hooker and Richard Kavanaugh.
v,ssNwins dance for parents. tMrs;
Jumps and spins for iuniors--1,
Kathv Lebett
Straight skating forward for parents
II, Mrs. Arthur M. Ahalt.
Forward outside edges, group A.
Juniors. Brenda Welsh.
Forward outside edges. group B.
juniors-1. Joan Ruby.
Backward cross-overs. juniors. group
Al. Steena Dant.
Backward cross-overs, group B.
juniors. Jane Ward.
Straight skating forward. parents.
John c. Phillips.
Straiellt skating forward. group A,
Juniors. Margo lhlder.
Straight skating backward. group B,
juniors-1. Karen Williams
Straight skating forward. group A.
juniors--1. K Courtney r. Drake.
Straight skating forward. group B.
'uniors-1. Danny Sundt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15
1itleholders' Victory
Big MoraIe-Booster
For Louise Suggs
BY the Assoeiossd Pres,

AUGUSTA, Ca, Mar. 49,
Louise Suggs. the little Atlanta
SHOEMAKER. won her second
women's Titleholder's champion
ship yesterday with a record
'73-7t-76-73-293.
Although she led from the first
round, she didn't have the run
away victory her seven-stroke
margin over Patty Berg of st.
Andrews, H.. would indicate.
Patty, who set the 294 record
last year; Babe Zaharias of
Tampa, Fla, who was third With
302, and Betsy Rawls of Spar
tanburg. S. c., fourth with 800,
were threats until Miss. Suggs
pulled away in the last round.
The triumph brought Louise
a check for $1,000.
/. It was a morale building VIC
tory for Miss Suggs, who hasn't
won tournament since the
season opener at Sea Island, Ca,
two months ago.
Her 293 was 81 strokes under
her score when she won the
1916 Titleholders over the 6,627-
yard, par-72. Augusta Country
Club course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15
Andrews Five Favored
As Tourney Starts

The Andrews Air Force Base
basketball team is favored in
the Northeast Air Force Confer
ence. Southern Division, tourna-
ment starting today at Andrews.
-Four games were scheduled to-
day at 8, S. z and 8 pm, and
four more are listed tomorrow.
SemifinalS will be played
Wednesday and the finals at $3.50
Friday.
The first game today, accord
ing to pairs announced this
morning, will pit Andrews
against New Castle DELI AFB,
, followed by Langley ALB VS..
Greater Pittsburgh Airport,
Olmstead (Pa.) ALB VS.. Mitchell
IN. 70 AFB and Washington
National Airport VS.. ARDC of
Baltimore.
Teams receiving byes are Fort
Myer, Boiling ALB, MCGUIRE
ALB and Suffolk County IN. "
AFB. These four will meet to-
days winners in the quarter
finals tomorrow.
Andrews has a 1858 record,
best Of the II Air Force teams
entered. The winner here goes
to the Northeast Air Force Con-
ference playof at Otis Air Base,
Mass, March 1926, and the
winner there will enter the Air
Force championship in Florida
April 5-10, which leads to the
interservice championship In
Chicago April 14-15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15
Tieup With Cotton Bowl
Unlikely, Moore Says
BY The Assoeiosed Press

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Mar. 15.-
Bernie Moore, Southeastern
Conference commissioner, says a
tieup between the conference
and the Cotton Bowl ''is very
unlikely"
And he added that any agree
ment with the Sugar Bowl also
seems to be very remote"
Moore made the statements
after a meeting Saturday night
between the conference bowl
committee and Cotton Bowl Of
ficials. The committee had met
with Sugar Bowl representatives
last month.
Other members Of the COM
mittee agreed with Moore.
Moore emphasized that the
primary purpose Of the meetings
was not to talk about q tieup,
but to discuss bowl problems
such as ticket distribution and
methods Of selecting bowl teams.
He said the bowl problems"
took up about 80 per cent Of
the time Saturday night.
Moore said his committee also
hopes to talk with Orange Bowl
ofi1cials before o meeting Of the
Southeastern Conference later
this spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15
Peoria Heads 25-Teom Field
AS AAUC Gage Tourney Opens

Phillips are co-champions Of the
National Industrial Basketball
League. while Akron and Denver
shared third place.
Nine games during the first
two days win cut the field to l6
teams.
The remaining squads then
| will swing into an eight-round
session Wednesday. The eight
survivors clash Thursday night;
with the senifinals Friday and
the championship game Satur-
day.
First-round games (EST):
$3.50 p.m.--Fort Leonard Wood. Mo
vs. Trenton IN. j. Del Rios.
pm. - Indianapolis nnd.) Towne
HOUSE vs.. AnchorARe ALASKAN Panhandle
p.m.-warren Air Force Base, chey.
snne. Wyo.. VS.. Mcpherson fKans.l Amer
II p.m.-Youns Mems Institute. San
francisco. VS.. Lakeland Air Force Base.
San Antonio. Tex.
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Dartmouth Student Stars
In National Ski Meet
BY the Assoeiased Psess

ASPEN. Colo. Mar. 15.-East-
ern and Far West skiers, racins
to victories in all but one of the
six major events. dominated &C
ton yesterday in the three-day
national slalom and downhill
championships.
Individual stars of the meet
were Chiharu Igaya, a Dart
mouth student from Japan. and
Nancy Banks Of Seattle. Each
carried of two titles.
Igaya claimed the mems slalom
and combined championships.
Miss Banks victories were in the
women'S downhill run and the
combined event.
Dick Bueck Of Sun Valley,
Idaho, salvaged some glory for
the Rocky Mountain area by
winning the mems downhill run
Saturday.
Jill Kinmont of Bishop, Calf,
won the women's slalom. finished
second to Miss Banks in the COM
bined championships and was
third in the downhill run.
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Marine Corps Colonel
Wins Mid-ANantic Shoot

1t. Col. Phil Roettinger, a Ma
rine Corps reservist on active
duty. led field of lot in the an
nual Middle Atlantic section
pistol championships yesterday
and Saturday at the National
Capital range.
Col. Roettinger fired an 869 out
Of a possible 900 to take top hon.
ors in individual grand aggregate
scoring.
The Washington Pistol Club
scored 1,115xl 200 to beat out 81
rivals for team honors. while the
women'S team honors went to the
Nays Bureau Of Ordnance. The
Ordnance girls scored 1,018x
1900, an unofficial women's
record.