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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

cog naroda izlet sc nemoze<
zamisliti bez ma raznju Pc
Gene janjetine j hladne pive.
U svakom mjestu nadje Sc
po koji mas stariji covjek,
koji je iskusan West u pc
tenju janjetine. Ma oko CO.
vjek bi mislio da to moze
svatko, ali u praksi to ipak
nije tako i mnogo ovisi o to-
me tko i kako pece JAMIE
tinu, a da ista bude toliko u
kusna da 81 covjek prste lie.
Ina ljudi koji &c radje je-
sti janjetinu pecenu ma raz-
nju nego bio koju drugu pc
cenku iii ma sto bilo. Zna-
dem nekoje, koji &c ici svake
nedjelje ma izlet - ne cini
razlike tko odrzaje izlet, CLAW
no je da &c biti vruce JAMIE
tine. Znademo da mas svijet
nekupuje ne prodaje JAMIE
thu ma "Sandwiches", vec ma
funte i ako ina priliku jos
kupi nekoliko funti da donna
nosi. To Sc ne desi previse
cesto, jer obicno uvijek po-
janjetine i mnogi O.
du kuci razocarani, jer nisu
nj okusili janjetinu. JAMIE
tine ostane samo onda, ako je
nesrecom tog dana kiSa po-
kvarila izlet. Prigodom odrza-
vanja izleta ma zemljistu Die
cjeg Donna u Des PLANES ma
4-tog julia svake godine pc
S t o t i n u janjaca i nekoliko
mladih odojaka je ispeceno i
nikada dosta "a sve.
Izleti Sc odrzavaju j sa svr-
HON da 81 odsjek pojaca bla-
gajnu, a tako druge organi-
zacije i klubovi. To je dobar
nacin da Sc nesto material
no ucini u prilog blagajne i
ako Sc u glavnome tex mali
broj clanova naradi do iscrp-
ljenja. Ako je bio dobar po-
sjet, prodano dosta janjetine
i pive ako je ostao prilican
:prihod, onda SUI svi zadovolj-
nj a najvise oni, koji su sc
mnogo naradili j ako nisu j.
mali nista vece koristi nego
oni drugi clanovi, koji nisu
nista radili. Tako je uvijek
bio i biti &c. Uvijek Sc ma
die netko tko ne zali truda
i tako il godine u godinu to
Sc opetuje. Nebi bilo lose da
Sc i nasi mladji malo upute
u pecenju janjetine, jer jed.
nog dana &c nasi start eks.
peril morati napustiti tai po.
sac.
Dakle to SUI izleti, jedni
rade mnogo rade, drugi We.
ci broj dodju da Sc zabave
porazgovore sa svojim prija'
teljima koje cesto nevidjaju
Jedni trose wise, jer imaju od
kuda, drugi koliko mogu
tako izleti dolaze prolaze
Vec wise godina ma tim izleti.
ma nema debata nj svadja
kao sto je to nekada bilo
Nekada je znalo doci do o.
strih rasprava pa i flase su
imale posla, ali svega toga
wise nema pa nj onda ako je
nekog malo wise sunce ugri-
jalo il vana i piva IL nutra
To je dobra pojava i take
treba da Sc nastavi. Raspra.
We SUI dobre ali trebaju imati
granice i nesmiju biti uvri.
jedljive naravi. Jedan drugoe
lahko uvrijedi, ali ako ne ze'
lis biti vrijedjan, nemoj vrije'
dat drugog j tako nece doc
do uvreda. Pametni ljudi INA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

du i pametno raspravljati, pa
i ako Sc njihovi pogledi ne
pod dldaraju. Ako mas sve zlo,
kroz koje ssmo do sada pro-
sli nije naucilo pameti, onda
Sc necemo nikada opametiti.
To je u glavnome slika
svih nasih izleta pa ma gdje
oni bill odrzani. Ali po mo-
jem misljenju mi nismo u
svemu iskoristili nase izlete.
Nije sve u tome da sc ma
jedes i naples, da Sc poraz-
govoris o svemu svacemu
sa svojim prijateljima. Veliki
dio nasih rasprava bi Sc tre-
bao kretati oko nase Zajed-
nice, nasih odsjeka i gnijez-
da. U svakoj raspravi treba-
Ii bi pokrenuti pitanje, ina Ii
ovdje medju mama svijeta,
koji nisu nasi clanovi?
KakO bi sc to mOglo
najbolje izvesti?
Onog casa kada odsjek "a
kfjrai da Sc odrzsti iz,et
kada bira odbor, koji &c pri-
premati izlet u to isto vrije-
me bi trebao birati odbor "a
upisivanje noveg clanstva u
Zajednicu i u Pomladak. u
tai odbor treba birati osobe,
koje mogu najbolje tumaciti
pogodnosti koje Zaj e d n i C a
pruza svome clanstvu. Ali a.
|
ko nema takovih dovoljno, j.
pax treba birati odbor pa
cd onih, koji nisu u stanju
da tumace sve pogodnosti.
Moguce ma izletu nije pri-
lika da SO odnah ma licu m ie-
sta ispuni molbenica. Gdje je
to moguce to je vrlo dobro
i to treba uciniti. To znaci
da bi takav odbor trebao bi-
ii snabdjeven sa molbenica-
ma, sa ljestvicama da moze
odmah sve potpuno izracuna.
ii i ispuniti. Ali gdje je tc
nemoguce onda Sc moze pri.
stupiti drugoj metodi. Ia.
odbor bi treba obici sve po.
sjetnike pitati in (u koliko
i'm svi posjetioci nisu licno
poznati) da Ii su clanovi Ia.
jednice j da Ii su i'm djeca
u Pomladku. Ako dobiju ne
gativni odgovor, onda bi tre'
bali cd takovih dobiti ime
adresu i s NINA urediti ds
&c ih netko IL odsjeka jednl
vecer posjetiti i sve u potan
kosti objasniti moguce il
uvjeriti da Sc upisu "a clans
i da takodjer upisu svojl
djecu.
Ina mnogo, da, vrlo mno
60 naseg naroda da nije u
clanjen u nasu Zajednicu
Djece ina jos wise ako 81
roditeljima objasne sve po
godnosti koju mogu da uzi
vaju njihova djeca, postoj
dobra mogucnost da &c i'll S.
upisati.
Svaki neclan je prospekt
"a novog elana. Prize nego 81
moze upisati novog clana ire
ba napraviti kontakt sa pro
spektom. Svaki prospekt ne
&c biti uspijeh, ali bez veza
bez pokusaja, bez prospekts
nema nj novog clana. Take
rade insurance kompanije
imaju uspijeha te prave mi
ijune, pa ako mi mozemo ma
uciti nesto dobra cd njih, on
da treba da to usvojimo.
Zajednica naplacuje prilic
i no dobre nagrade i tako ne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

DA Il MI zNAM0 DA Sk0RISTIM0
NASE IzLETE j PRAVU SvRHU?
Martin Krasich, glavni blaga jnil

Sada je nastupa doba izleta iii kako Sc to vec sada
popularno kaze medju nasm svijetom piknik Odsjec
Zajednce kao razni samostan kubov te pjevacke dru
kulturne organzace prredjuu izete po wise cd nh
st dan, stom gradu. Narod vo da zadje pole
sunni da nauzije svjezeg zraka divnoj proetnoj
letnoj prirod Kod Hrvata wise nego kod kojeg dr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

Gdje Sc starije ne postuje,
tu nj Bog ne pomaze.
Evening star., 1954-09-14

$1,000 DOWN, assume lge. AZ loan.
on 4-bedrm. BUNGALOW. with ex-
pansibfe attic. liv.. rnl., fireplace,
possession. LYNN REALTY. JE. g
9490. --l5
LARGE 1st-FL. BEDRM. AND BATH
De luxe brick Colonial. by Tara, near
Westover shopping. 3 bedrms. and
bath on End A.; all-elec. kit. with
dishwasher: rec. rm. Quiet street.
Fenced yd. GI or terms; S21. 500.
IA T-336O -19
Evening star., 1954-09-14

Assume S9.4O0 40 CT loan. t.
California rambler. Anchor
fenced corner lot. 3 lovely
hedrms., modern tile bath.
Immediate possession. Phone
quick on this bargain at
S12,95O,
Evening star., 1954-09-14
FARMS

A1lA i 11NOO L -
end TRUSTS WANTED-Cash TODAY
RA 6-22S1. IA S-6676. day or ewes
Evening star., 1954-09-14
WAREHOUSE WANTED

400 TO 1000 SO. FIT. of inexpen.
sive, ground-hoor storage space,
vicinity 10th and Girard ne. MR..
DAVID, LA. 6-1314. -16
Evening star., 1954-09-14

CORNER 10th and pa. ave. 945 Pa.
ave. NV. Bright attrac. offices facing
Pa. ave. eleV. bldg, good loc. reas.
Apply $40 r st. NV. RIM. ID:
Evening star., 1954-09-14
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

WE OFFER several choice sites for
warehouses;: also will build for long
mercial property, priced rieht' let
US find you a buyer. Call WILL
LINGHAM 81 CO.. Realtors. ME.
S.0O19, Mr.. Willingham, evenings.
XII. 3-2559,
Evening star., 1954-09-14
LOANS

WE WILL PAY ALL YOUR outstand-
inE bills: remodel and decorate your,
nome. Small monthly payments on
LIST and Ind trust. Call MA. S-4aS6,
CITY MORTGAGE CO., INC. 1924
K st. NV, RIM, SIG. LIZ
LIST AND end TRUST LOANS MADE,
24-hour service. Call LII. 3-0445.
JEFFERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
CORP.
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and COM
soiidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and In
terest and give you any balance in
cash. Call MIR. MILLER. ME-
S-122O. evenings LA 6-S1Q4
Evening star., 1954-09-14
LUCKY SEVEN

STOO u. P.S77 MO.
Buys large brick Cape Cod home tG
plan1 full, dry bsmt. Big leye
wooded lot 75x14O. not sub
division. Conv. to bus. shops anS
g. James, school. Owner must sell
Parker, Smith & Donnell
2026 N. 18th st. at Court House Rd
Realtors: Open 8 It'll o. ia. 7-6l61
Evening star., 1954-09-14

$500 DOWN. $50 month, buys for
$4,000, 124 acres. estimated 400,-
900 IT, timber. mostly pines; good
hunting; State road, 1o miles west
OF Warrenton. Va. TIE. 6-4131.
NEW sTRoUT CATALoG-Just outl
Mailed FREE! 35 States. STROUT
REALTY. 234-A, Woodward Bldg,
WASHINGTON. Sterling 3-37S4.
100, 200 OR 800 ACRES, most all
cleared, fenced; several bldgs.,
springs, stream each field: good
road. within 40 mi. D. c.; Sl16 per
acre; terms. G. T. McNAB, JE.
2-33O5. -16
19s-ACRE DAIRY. STOCK or horse
farm: 2 box stalls. training quar-
ters ana bride paths for horses;
l4O acres under cultivation; land
very productive; 100 acres in grass.
40 In corn. large bank barn with
basement arranged for cattle: many
other outbuildings: Groom COM
Portable home. on hard road. Terms
easy. Price $4,000.
$4,000 POULTRY FARM. go acres.
large bank barn. many poultry
houses, large 6-Toom house: land
water also spring. large stream; on
JOHN BURDORFT
.Colcsville Md.
Call Evergreen 1886 -15
Evening star., 1954-09-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

9TH AND E SITS. NV, APPROX. 5000
poss. AUERBACH & CO.. DI.
7-6501. AID. 4-5907.
300 GA. AVE. - APPROX $500 SO. IT.
all On one floor no posts or beams
IA It. ceiling completely open,
parking lot. 5Ox155 adjoining. Will
rent complete or subdiyide PRICE
REMODELING CONTRACTOR will
share his office with another con-
tractor, plumbing. electrical, air.
conditioning. sheet metal work, etc.
Rent $50 per mo-, $3.50 on phone
bill. Call MR.. LAWRENCE, RA. g.
FOR RENT IN N. ARL.-over 30. 900
So. 1t. surfaced, approx. 225-ft.
frontage. 3 drivewayS. all area we'll
lighted, large office, . attached bldgS.
stucco, gas heat, dble wash racks
under aluminium canopy: easily ar
range to suit any type business. one
of Arl.'s best locations for any busi-
ness: bet. Key and Memorial Bridges,
Ft. Myer DIR. at Nash st. and Arl.
blvd, across street from new Arl.
phone OWNER: IA: S-S518:, go
1119-21 I lth ST. N.W.-Entire bldg,
with adj. parking lot. ME. S-0041
HOUSE Within downtown shopping
area. Suit. for small business and
dwelling; Apply $40 F st. NV.
Room 10 Ia
Evening star., 1954-09-14
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING - Excel. location
opp. lge. parking lots; 2-rm.. pvt.
bath suites, .S10o-Sl5o. Immed.
occupancy. Air cond. Will re-
,P Podsi FL 70 ssIt sno sDi,aRF D aa3sI fEFI l7
brand.new air-conditioned space at al
:t40S Wisconsin ave. NV. Parti-
tions installed to your requirements
may be subdiyided. KASS-BERGER.
INC. EN-. 3-sloo; ewes. and week
ROSSLYN --oinces available in mod,
air-cond. bldg: $3.50 per so. it.,
incl. f1uorescent lighting, janitor
service; parking. Conv. to down.
town Washington. Suitable for con-
tractor. architect. engineers. etc.
Cali MR.. HUBBARD, ia. S-4100.
MEDICAL CENTER AREA. 1872 Eye
ST., 900 So. #. of air-cond. space,
all services and all utils. furn: CARL
G: RosINsKI CO.. Ma. s-9254 and
oFPlcE ri Esas1; And FURNITURE for sale
plete new furniture Sell furn. by
piece or lot. Office for rent sep
arately. 1923 Conn. ave-, Suite
S23-A. Phone ME. S-216l.
1917 18th ST. N.W.-Studio of1ice
syaailsbss; SIS month a,t3ther Other rooms. ,9 ms
EXEcuTfVE OFFICE OFFICE - Well fur
nished; downtown; with waiting
room, receptionist, lavatory, $50
mo, 924 Dupont Circle Bldg. oDU'
1905 iBoNIFANr ST., Silver Spring.
Md. = Redecorated large 2-rm.
suite: immed. occup. Very reas.
rent. Apply at office Of GUARDIAN
FEDERAL SAVINGS y LOAN. S4O0
oFFcE Ga aye ssaGs 81 sa tar ME several doctors
AIR -CONDiTioNED OFFICES avail.
oaSee glss, s5aS is4s Conn ave NV
Fn1RRN.s oFFicE, incl. pvt. lsv. and
Also desk space available. 1909
dupont Circle Bldg. AID. 4-3226.
ON CONN. AVE. all or part OF I'd
and Sd floors in attractive 90 once 1his
ACROSS CROSS FROM sTATLER. 1905 18th
nished; $40 mo. ME. s-33sO.
FURNISHED OFFICE SPACE avail
able in Suite 1877. Warner Bldg. ma
coz. s1eset 9th AND PA. AVE-. Central Nat.
Bank Blcg., e31 Pa. ave NV
Newly dec. ofices. all outside rms,
reas. Apply $40 F st. NV. I'm; H.,
FOR RENT-ofices suitable for
dental ONCE. PRUITT g. zIMMER-
MAN, 2428 18th st. NV. IL
NEW OFFICE BLDG. in large Cui-
more shop. ctr Air-cond.; cow. 70
Falls Oh. and Seven Corners area In
Va. JE 4-6650: ewes, RA. S-04l !.
CORNER 10th and Pa. ave. s45 Pa:
ave. NV. Bright attrac. ofhces facing
Pa. ave-. elev. bldg, good loc. reas.
Apply SO F st. NV. RIM. 19;
F ST. AT 9TH. Desirable space to
meet every requirement. Elev: good
bus. loc.. reas. Apply $40 st. NV.
OEEsiRAsBLE room. unfurn.. for law
yer, accountant or broker in estab-
iished law office; telephone service;
reasonable: Suite 7OS. 9l7 18th st.
NV. Ma. S-62O7. liz
OFFICE SUITE a air-conditioned
rms; approx. $50 So. IT,: pvt; park
ing in rear. Wilson blvd, Claren'
don. Phone AD 4-5616. Ia
SINGLE RMS, $35 UP
BARRIsTER BLDG. 635 F. ST. NV
Fully modernized renovated ofhces IN
fireproof elev. bldg: all services incl
in rent. See supt., RE. 7-2294.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
End COMMERCIAL
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

NEEDED for clients:
Downtown modern commercial prop
critics or building sites. JOHN n.
MILLER, JR.. Realtor, Ma. S-2557.
Evening star., 1954-09-14

FURNISHED OFFICE SPACE avail
able in Suite 1877. Warner Bldg. ma.
lS-0S61. -1S
Bank Bice., e3l Pa. ave NV
Newly dec. offices, all outside rms,
reas. Apply $40 F st. NV. RIM; 10,
Evening star., 1954-09-14
DESK SPACE

AIR-CONDITIONED - Well furn.
downtown loc., answering service
with secretary avail. NE. S-371S,
DESK SPACE in once of insurance
brokers. comfortably air-cond. cen-
trail downtown location. RE. T-1756.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
Panorama

The most fabulous view in Northern
Virginia. This 4-bedrm., 3-hath
home is perfect for entertaining
with most attractive ENGLISH
BASEMENT, paneled rec. room with
fireplace and picture windows lead
ing to lovely patio. HUGE ROOMS
THROUGHOUT AND A SOLID VAL
UE AT
$3I.950
Arthur L. Walters Co.
24I9 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-5200
Evening star., 1954-09-14

FOR RENT-ofices suitable for
dental office. PRUITT g. zIMMER-
MAN, 2428 18th st. NV, IL
more shop. ctr r-cond.; conv. to
Falls Ch. and Seven Corners area In
Va. JE 4-6650: ewes. RA. 3-04l4.
Evening star., 1954-09-14

ON CONN. AVE. all or part of I'd
and Sd floors in attractive once
bldg. at Dupont Circle. Reasonable
rental co $4,000. --1S
ACROSS FROM STATLER. 1905 18th
st. w.-SmaII, comfortable. furS
nished; $40 mo. ME. $3.50.
Evening star., 1954-09-14

F ST. AT 9th. Desirable space to
meet every requirement. Elev. good
bus. loo. reas. Apply $40 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
Triumphant Costello
To Push Modernizing
Of Irish Agriculture
BY the Assoeioted Press

DUBLIN. Ireland, May 21.-
Associates Of John A. Costello
said today the coalition leader
will give top priority to improve.
'ment and modernization of Irish
agriculture when he takes over
as Premier.
Mr.. Costello's control Of the
government was assured last
night when final returns from
Tuesdays general elections gate
the group Of parties headed by
him a majority in the new Dali
(parliament). Outgoing Premier
canon de Valera conceded that
his Fianna Fail (Men of Des-
tiny Party had been defeated
and the opposition could form a
new government.
The Legislature is scheduled to
convene June 2.
Soil Is Chief Asset.
A friend Of Mr.. Costello said
the Fine Gael Omitted Ireland
Party chief believes the future Of
Ireland lies in developing her
only major asset-12 million
acres Of arabic land.
Through the years this most
essential element Of 1reland's
economy has been neglected.
The land now is being titled
only at so per cent capacity.
Mr.. Costello will try to change
that. This is q policy American
economic aid experts also have
urged the republic to follow.
With three seats still to be
decided at a special election next
week, Tuesdays voting gave the
parties this representation in the
147-seat Dial:
Fianna Fail-64.
Independents-5.
Coalition parties-75. These
included Fine Gael. 40; Labor. 18;
Clam Ma Talmhan (farmers), 5;
Clam Ma Poblachta CRepubli-
cans), 3.
Fianna Fail suffered a net loss
of only six seats, but 1t had held
a slim two-vote control in Par
lament so the loss was enough
to topple it from power.
Mr.. De Valera, II and nearly
Evening star., 1954-05-21
Women Prisoners
Al Reiormaiory
Being Integrated

After a four-month trial at
the District Jail, the Depart
ment of Corrections has begun
integration at the Women's Re-
formatory .at Occoquan. Va.
The new plan was started
about three weeks ago. but no
publicity was given at the time.
The integration was started in
the living quarters Of the pris-
oners. the women being assigned
to dormitories where there were
empty beds regardless Of race.
There has never been segrega-
ton in the working assignments,
in the hospital or in the reforma-
tory's recreation program.
The dining room has not yet
been integrated but soon will be.
The auxiliary dining room, to
take care of the overflow, has
never been segregated. The
women file into the dining room
without regard to color, but they
are seated in separated sections.
The integration plan was
started by the Department Of
Corrections shortly after the
Commissioners issued their or
der to integrate all departments
Of the District government. The
Workhouse at Occoquan will be
the next institution integrated.
This institution has about 200
white men and 1900 colored, all
there for short terms.
The Reformatory at Lorton,
Va, for long g-termers, will be the
last institution to be integrated.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
FourGoyernors Reacl
FayorabIy 10 Stanley
School Talk Bids
BY The Asseeiosed Press

RICHMOND, Va, May 21.-
At least four Southern Cover
nors have indicated they will at
tend or send a personal repre-
sentative to a conference on
segregation proposed yesterday
py Gov. Stanley.
The Governor disclosed he has
sent kilograms to the chief ex-
ecutives of IS other States in
viting them here June 7-8 for
a conference on school problems
stemming from the Supreme
Court ruling which said segrega-
ton in public schools was un-
constitutional.
Texas Gov. Allan Shivers said
in Austin he would be happy to
attend the meeting or send a
representative If he could not at
tend.
Talmadge May Attend.
Georgia Gov. Herman Tai
madge said he probably will at
tend" the Richmond conference
Louisiana Gov. Robert F. Ken
non said he would send q per-
sonal representative, and q
spokesman for Tennessee Gov
Frank G. Clement said he would
probably attend the conference
A spokesman In the oflce Of
Gov. Gordon Persons Of Alabama
said he would not attend or said
a representative to the meeting
Kentucky Gov. Lawrence w
Wetherby said he was undecided
on Gov. Stanley's invitation and
indicated he would reply today.
Arkansan Not Available.
Arkansas Gov. Francis Cherry
was not available and replies
have not been received from the
other governors.
Gov. Stanley proposed the
meeting "for an exchange OF
information and views" and said
it was prompted by the thought
the governors would have an op-
portunity to consult together
fully, without contemplating any
organization or adoption of any
group plan."
The invitations went out to the
governors of Georgia. Florida
Evening star., 1954-05-21

blind, has been a dominant fig
ure in Irish politics for more
than a score of years. In that
time Mr.. Costello has been the
only man to beat him, and now
Mr.. Costello has done it twice.
From 1,948 to 1851 Mr.. Costello
was Premier of a coalition gov
ernment that eventually was
ousted by the Fianna Fail.
In conceding defeat Mr.. De
Valera stated his party faced
the unpopularity of the meas
ures necessary to set the coun-
try's finances right"
"They have been set right. "
he added. Tasks for the future
have been made easier, and the
nations interests duly safe
guarded. We shall endeavor to
the best of our ability to serve
the country in the days to come
as in the past"
Evening star., 1954-05-21
West Virginia to Decline;
Law Violation Move Seen

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May
20 R.-West Virginia will not
be represented when the So
called segregation States" meet
in Atlanta next week to discuss
the United States Supreme Court
decision banning racial segrega-
ton in public schools.
Attorney General John q. Fox
said he would decline an invi-
tation from Attorney General
Eugene Cook of Georgia to at
tend such a conference.
Mr.. Fox said he would not
Evening star., 1954-05-21
New England Oranges

DOVER, N. H. R.-Charles
Secus, a barber. undismayed by
New England's cold climate,
raised an orange tree in the win
dow of his shop and is looking
forward to q small harvest of
oranges.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
Louisiana, Alabama, Texas. North
Carolina, South Carolina. Della
ware. Arkansas. Kentucky. Mary
land. Oklahoma. Tennessee. West
Virginia and Mississippi.
Maryland Attorney General
Rejects Atlanta Invitotion

BALTIMORE, May Il (R.-
Attorney General Edward D. E.
Rollins said yesterday he has
rejected a bid to attend the IT.
State conference on public
school segregation in Atlanta be-
cause II wasn't particularly
pleased with the announced pur-
poses Of the meeting"
Mr.. Rollins gave "prior en-
gagements" as his reason for de-
clining the invitation from Eu-
gene Cook, Georgia attorney
general. but Maryland's chief
legal officer said frankly he
would not have attended the
meeting in any event.
1T seems to me they are try
ing to circumvent. rather than
implement the will of the Su-
preme Court.
Il am not interested" Mr..
Rollins added.
Inc Attorney General said
Mr.. Cooks telegram asking him
to attend the conference an
nounced its purpose as explor-
ing "the legal problems and pos
sible legal courses Of action that
might be followed to preserve
segregation in the public schools
Of our respective States within
the framework Of the Federal
and State Constitutions"
Mr.. Rollins added he thought
it "our duty to preserve the will
Of the Supreme Court" there
fore, Maryland would not be
represented at the meeting.
Evening star., 1954-05-21

attend any meeting designed to
circumvent a decision by this
Nations highest court"
1T is our duty to carry out
the law. and not attempt to vio-
late It," he said.
Evening star., 1954-05-21

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Evening star., 1954-10-07
Precinct Day Teas
Planned Tomorrow
he Woman's Republican

The Woman's Republican
Club Of Silver Spring will OBJ
serve National Precinct Day
with two teas in the 18th and
5th election districts tomorrow.
Republican candidates will be
present at both teas as well as
members of the club and their
friends.
Mrs. Paul Coughlan will be
hostess at her home. 8717 First
avenue at 4:30 and Mrs. Walter
Clarke, 420 Northwest drive,
Burnt Mills Village, will enter
tain at $50.
Invited guests include Miss
Bertha Adkins, assistant to the
national chairman; Mrs. Carroll
Kearns. president of the Ma
tional Federation of Republican
Evening star., 1954-10-07

reception from 2:30 to 5 o'clock
on Tuesday at the hospital at
Second and D streets Sc. Guests
of honor at the affair will be
more than $50 graduate and stu
dent nurses at Providence Hos
pital.
Mrs. Edwin H. Duff, immediate
past president of the Women's
Board of Providence Hospital,
is general chairman Of the re-
ception and tea.
Also planning to honor nurses
are Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph s. Scott,
who will entertain those from
Georgetown University School Of
Nursing and their friends at a
reception from 3 to 6 o'clock
this Sunday at their estate Hor-
| lion Hill In Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
New Use for Suri Is Shown

the theme Of gift display tables
and bridal reception tables.
A brides first breakfast table,
set up with a centerpiece of
china turtledoves nestled in pink
and white snapdragons and we'd
ding ring-banded china on pink
bamboo place mats, and a bridal
tea table with a cloth Of aqua
marine taffeta with a swag trim
of deeper aquamarine sheer silk
are other tables which will be on
display through Saturday.