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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

Strane. u redOVlma naSegaV
clanstva vladaju dobri uslo-
vi i medjusobna suradnja i
razumjevanje, a to SUI maj
bolji uslovi "a napredak ja-
canje zajednice.
Ucestale SUI velike pro-
slave 60-godisnjice Zajednice,
koje su doista vazne i mar
katne. Moguce u povijesti
Zajednice nije bilo ovako Ii
We aktivnosti u slavi Zajed-
nice nash odsjeka. REX bi
da sve nase naseobine vrve
cd aktivnosti. Velike aktiv-
nosti pojavise Sc i u sport
skim aktivnostima tourna-
mentima sporta, narcotic u
kuglanju, moguce vece nego
ikad prize. Ljudi pax ma u
pravi Zajednice zaposleni po-
sjecivanjem svih tih aktiv-
nosti j s proslavama.
Svakako to je lijepa po-
java i jedan znacajan uspjeh
aktivnosti u nasim redovima,
ali to nije sve. Takove aktiv-
nosti, odusevljenje i surad-
MIA trebale i morale bi da
zbilja posluze jacanju Zajed-
nice s novim clanstvom, jaca-
MEM nase jubilarne kampa-
ME. Povrh svega svih ak
tivnosti kampanju Sc nesmije
zaboraviti uzeti tex povrS-
no iii jednostavno da ce ona
sama lei svojim slijedom. Mi
drzimo, da svi moramo kam-
panju uzeti vrlo ozbiljno da
s njom polucimo dostojan u
spjeh u godini velike prosla-
We 60-godisnjice nase Zajed-
nice.
Ma dnevnom redu, dakle,
glavno je pitanje kampanja
povrh svega ostaloga. Svi
treba da smo 81 toga svijesni
i u tom smislu da udesimo
mas rad i nastojanje.
U proslom broju bilo je
objavljeno da smo do konca
mjeseca aprila primili 1859
novih clanova, ujedno je u
pisano zivotne osiguracije "a
preko jedan milijun i cetvrt
dolara, maine, "a $1,264 900.
Ma oko ovo je lijepi uspjeh.
I jest! Ali kad uzmemo da
smo tai uspjeh polucili u &C.
| tiri prva mjeseca u godini i
nakon toga dana preostaje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

glad, golotinja i siromastvo.
Zabit je to kraj, da nema We
re nj sa dobrim cestama, a
nema nj zeljeznice. Austria
nije marila, pa nj jucerasnja
Jugoslavija, a danasnja nije
jos nista pokusala, da tai ma
rod podigne il bjede i nevolje.
Kako Sc pax vidi tai kraj
je bogat S rudama, a j sa su-
MON. Koja korist, kad Sc to
narodno blago ne moze isko-
ristiti "a bolji zivot zivlja O.
ko Slunja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

stavivsi ih pred izbor - iii
atomski mir - ill opasnost "a
covjecanstvo i propast ljud-
ske civili8acije.
Upravo tai strah cd nepre-
dvidjene opasnosti, koja pri-
jeti covjecanstvu, moguce ce
pridonijeti razumnom rjesa-
vanju svih suprotnosti medju
narodima raznih zemalja j u
crvrscenju mira u svijetu.
S. B.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

Jugoslavija imade u planu
da pravi skupocjene nepo-
trebne zeljeznice, kao tako
zvana Jadranska zeljeznica,
koja je ma ustrb Hrvatske i
njenih zitelja o cemu 'je baa
rijec u ovom listu. Umjesto
takovih skupocjenih i pasiv-
nih pruga daleko bi bilo bo-
lie "a drzavu i "a narod, da
Sc prave pruge kroz pasivne
i zabite krajeve, a time do
lazi do zarade j veceg koma-
da kruha gladnoj sirotinji.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

ME novih clanova. l nije brat
Biskupic jedini kuglac u ME
govoj obitelji vec tn vidimo
i njegovu suprugu kao ST.
ma. Onda vidimo brata Jo-
seph Buktenica sa svoja tri
sina. Brat Buktenica je clan
Nadzornog Odbora u Die
cjem Domu predsjednik od-
sjeka broj 202 te do sada l.
made 81 tockicu MENU u
kredit u sadanjoj kampanji.
Vidimo ma ovom tournament
tn te kako aktivnu nasu
clanicu upraviteljicu gnijez-
da broj 55 il Clevelanda, Sc
stru Annu Rescic, koja do
sada ina u svoj kredit SO
tockice a u godini 1862 BIZ
la je jedna cd pobjednica u
kampanji i kao dar posjetila
je Floridu. Bio je i mnogo
drugih, koji SUI aktivni ma po-
lju sporta u gradnji Zajed-
nice, ali ovom prilikom zelim
TEX par njih napomenuti.
Rekao sam da je sportas-
ka sezona uspjesno zavrsila,
ali kampanja Zajednice nije
zavrsila. Sada bi trebali sa
jos wise poleta poraditi svi
zajedno, a to ukljucuje ma
Sc sportase da nam i ova
kampanja sto bolje uspije.
Receno je da je ovo godi-
ma akcije, jer Sc owe godine
slavi Sezdeset godisnjica ma
Sc Zajednice. U koilko sc IT,
&c naseg sporta ovo je zaista
bila godina akcije, ali to jos
uvijek nije dovoljno da "a
garantira da &c buduce 60
dine biti ovakovi uspjesi. Mi
bi vec sada trebali raditi u
pravcu da &c svi owl tourna-
menti buduce godine biti jos
veci, maine, da jos veci broj
naseg clanstva u NINA SUI
djeluje. To Sc moze poluciti
ma tai nacin da svi mi po-
trazimo move clanove, da po.
trazimo sto wise mladih cla-
nova oba spola, pa da tako
oni mogu sudjelovati S mama
u swim nasim priredbama.
Nasi mladji imaju svoje
mladje prijatelje. sada je vri-
jeme da i'll upisu u nasu Ia.
jednicu. Vrijeme brzo pro.
lazi nece Sc sve moci 20.
stici u zadnjem mjesecu kan.
panic. Naskoro &c veliki bro
nasih odsjeka odrzavati svo.
je izlete ma tim izletima
trebali bi govoriti sa svakim
prisutnim, koji jos nije mas
clan. Svaki neclan je pro.
spekt "a novog clana.
ia ovog puta pozivam sve
nase sportase, kako kuglase
tako i plesace, pjevace, svir.
ce i sve ostale da sc zauzmu
da upisu po kojeg novog cla.
ma u nasu bratsku organiza.
ciju. U koliko &c Zajednica
biti brojcano jaca u toliko &c
biti u boljem stanju da dade
sve vece mogucnosti ma pro.
sirenju i jacanju svih nash
sportskih j prosvjetnih ak.
tivnosti. Naprijed svi zajed.
no "a vecu i jacu Hrvatsku
Bratsku Zajednicu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
JUBILARkA CLAkSkA KAMPANJA
TREbALA BI DA Sc B0LJE ODVIJA

Cini Sc kao da Sc kampanja odvija onako kako
to ocekival kako b trebaa da odvja ovoj jubi
arno godni akcia Hrvatske Braske Zaednce Jedni
log b mogao bt sto godine pritiska bezposca pax
radni svije zabrnu time nastau poteskoce pr upisi
vanju novih clanova Ali ipak tako mi mislmo, moglo
rebalo b biti bole kad 1.-Two uhvalo posla obe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

Najveca osjeguracija kod
H. B. Zajednice jeste svota
cd $4,000. Ma ovu svotu mo-
ze Sc osjegurati do 40 godina
starna4;-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
PR0BUDJENA SV|JEST C0YJECANSTYA
RADl 0PASN0STI IA C0VjECANSTV0

Zagrebacki tjednik ISL DOM donos objektivni canak
ekspozi hdrogenske bombe pa st radi vaznos donos
mo nase ctatelje kako sijedi:
Ma pustom otoku Bikinju podrucju Thog
izvrsili Amerikanci l. ozuka g. pokusnu ekspoziu
hidrogenske bombe koja e kratkom saopce
nju srucnaka ba 600 puta jaca cd ekspozje atomske
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

nj Basketball tournament
najuspjesnijih natjecaja svi,
kako oni koji uzese izravnog
udjela u istom, tako oni koji
radise da ova utakmica sto
bolje uspije, pax veliki broj
naseg clanstva naroda u
opce, sve je vrlo zadovoljno.
Dakle to je proslo j biti ce
ubiljezeno kao dobar uspjeh.
Zatim ma 23.-24.-25. aprila
odrzan je Nacionalni Osam-
naest Godisnji Duckpin Tour
nament u neposrednoj blizi-
nj glavnog ureda, naime, u
Etna, Pa, a lokalne pripre-
me je imao preko sebe od-
sick broj 4. I ova utakmica
bila je vrlo uspjesna, uzeo
je ucesca veci broj n a s e g
clanstva, nego ikada prize.
Pocasni banketi kako u Far
rellu tako i u Etni bill su
izvanredno posjeceni nase
clanstvo Sc je zabavljalo,
stare ] mlado, u najboljem
1loxenju.
U65ao je | prosao i mas
najveci tournament, naime
'eDvadeset godisnji T e n p i n
Tournament, koji je owe go
dine odrzan u Detroit, Mich.
JOS &c owe godine biti odr-
Fan jedan tournament i ako
"a sada ma manjoj bazi a to
je Golf Tournament.
Ovo je drugo lice nase Ia
jednice. U ovim sportskim
aktivnostima uzima u { e s { a
jedan veliki broj naseg clan
stva. I onda, ovo SUI tex ma
cionalni natjecaji, a koliko
Onet imade raZnih lOkalnih
slicnih priredaba a takodjer
i u Kanadi. U ovoj sport
skoj aktivnosti uzimaju u
cesca ne samo mladji, nego
i dobar broj naseg starijeg
clanstva. Ma kuglackom tour
namentu u Detroitu bilo je
mnogo naseg starijeg clan
stva sa svih dijelova Anne
rike.
Rekao sam da je ovo dru-
go lice nase bratske organi-
zacije a u to lice takodjer
pripada i aktivnost nasih Ko.
10 plesaca, nasi pjevacki zbo.
rovi, a u nekim mjestima
nase dramatske grrpe. Jedni
uzimaju ucesca u je d n O m
sportu i prosvjeti, drugi L
drugom i tako redom. Sve je
to moguce samo pod okri.
ljem Hrvatske Bratske Ia.
jednice. Da nisu nasi prvi i.
seljenici, nasi vrijedni pioni.
ri ustrojili nasu bratsku or.
ganizaciju jos pred sezdeset
godina, tesko bi bio danas
reci da Ii bi imali sve owe
aktivnosti, sve owe kulturne
organizacije i sto je jos vaz.
nije, tko znade da Ii bi uopce
imali neku priliku da okuplja,
mo oko sebe svoju ovdje 70.
djenu omladinu.
Ma svima ovima priredba-
ma, koje SUI tex svrsile, vidic
Sc je prilican broj i nash
stalnih graditelja Zajednice
Znaci da ina i medju spor.
tasima takovih, koji Sc mno.
go brinu da nam Zajednica
ide brojcano naprijed. U De-
troitu smo vidjeli gdje baca
kuglu mas dobro poznati pr.
yak skoro u svakoj kampanji
brat Vincent Biskupic il Chi
cago. Ovo pokazuje da NIGGA
zanima i kuglanje i upisiva-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
SP0RTASkA SEz0NA HRV. BRATSkE
zAJEDN|CE USPJESN0 E zAvRSILA
Martin Krasich, glavni blagajnik

pug,
Mnogo puta e receno ponovno opetovano jos ce mno-
go pua bt opetovano da nasa Zaednica nie tex neko
obcno osguravauce trgovacko poduzece Povrh ispaci
vanja osmrtnna raznih potpa kao dobrovoljne pomoc
Zajednica pruza druge pogodnost koh bi blo kada
ne bi mali nasu organzacju.
Aprla 2-3.-4 odrzan je Farrell Pa 11-t "Nacional-
nj Basketball Tournament. Drz da e to bio edan cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Dance Night on Holiday Weekend Coy;
Nine. Turtiere Hostess in Middleburo

Cute, amusing Adele Astair
and her attractive husband,
Kingman Douglass, who COM
mutes from New York week
ends, dropped by from their
nearby place in the afternoon
for a dip. and French Minis
ter Jean Daridan and Mime.
Guy de la Fragoniere were also
late arrivals. Jean departs
from the Washington scene on
the 18th. He will become
Frances No. 2 man at Rabat
in French Morocco.
On hand for lunch that
was served on the f1agstone
terrace off the library of the
yellow, French provincial
house was Maj. Gen. Georges
de Chassey over here briefly
from SHAPE; the Anthony
Wilson's, Katherine and Wal
ter Besterman and Marvin
Braverman.
The Wilson's also live near.
by in the hunt country, though
they're not sure why. since
British Tony Wilson only likes
golf and there's not a course
to be found. AS for hunting,
said entertaining Emily Will
son, cycling her big. 6-foot-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

spouse. ''TIe can't. except on a
Percheron."
Gen. de ChasSey, deputy to
our Air Chief in Europe, Gen.
Lauris Norstad, was fascinated
at being able to see some
American countryside. All the
times he has been in Wash
ington, all he ever had time
to see was the inside of the
Pentagon. That must have
been pretty discouraging. AS
for SHAPE headquarters OUT
side Paris which American
visitors can't help noticing is
the --LATEST. hottest and most
unimaginative looking struc-
ture on the French country,
side, the gentle General smiled
wryly. 1.-THE French thought
that was the last word in
American architecture"
Baron and Baroness del
Marmol and Col. and Mime.
de Vicg completed the Glenora
group, when they arrived after
lunch, with the exception of
the canine contingent. They
brought a cocker spaniel, the
Douglasses brought their little
Jones terrier, yours truly took
Jimmy, her Chihuahua, and
host to them all was Mime.
Tartiere's tiny toy poodle. q
little bit of fluff named Lord
Nelson that's half the size Of
the Chihuahua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
BY Kothorine IA. Brooks

Princess neana, youngest
daughter Of the late Queen
Marie Of Rumania, is expected to
visit in washington again this
fall. She was here early In the
spring and was the guest for
several days of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexandra Cretzianu. When she
comes in the fall she again viii
stay with them and as in the
spring they viii be hosts at one
or two very small and informal
parties for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cretzianu were
In Boston for the wedding Of the
Princess and DR.. Stephen La
resco. formerly Of Rumania and
now physician on the STAFF Of
the Brooklyn Hospital, which
took place June 10 In the Newton
Center home of the Princess.
After their wedding trip, DR.. and
Mrs. Izaresco viii live at Glen
coe.. Long Island.
The Princess has been living
in this country for some time
and went to Newton to be near
her two sons. Stephen, Archduke
OF HapSburg. who Is student at
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology. and Dominic. Archduke
Of Hapsburg. who also is in
school near Boston. The two
older daughters, Minola and
Alexandra were graduated from
Vassar and the latter is q nurse
In q Boston hospital. Minola,
who majored in English litera-
ture and writing. is pursuing her
studies in France.
Author, Lecturer
Two younger daughters are in
school in the Middle West. The
Princess, who was divorced from
her first husband. has been add
ing to her very much depleted
exchequer, by her writings and
her lectures. She is the author
Of 81 Live Again" and why Still
Princess" books based on her
life.
When the Princess comes to
Washington in the autumn she
will come to give an address on
the Orthodox Churches and
their closeness to- the Church Of
England and the Anglican Com
munion in the Episcopal Church
in the United States. Her talk
will be under the auspices of the
Washington Richmond Chapter
of the American Church Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

beehive Of live, and that's no
joke. When the young male
Of the species breaks out into
a Charleston Of today, he looks
like a fellow who's been stung
at least once and the failing
of arms and legs is to prevent
a repeat performance. His
young partner Is apparently
not supposed to keep In step
with him but simply try to
match his intensity.
It was during one such
happy. hey-hey time that q
freak accident occurred. One
young girl was kicking up her
heels in a. Charleston when she
kicked her shoe OF accidental
ly, as the strap suddenly broke.
1t sailed through the air and
caught Marry Arnold just
above the ,eye, giving her such
a cut that she had to have
several stitches taken In 1t.
OF course, it wasn't the young
girls fault and she was sick
over it, but it just goes to show
that you'd better take out
Charleston insurance If you.
haven't already stocked UP
on it.
Lunch yesterday at Gladys
Tartiere's charming Middle
burg estate, Glenora, was sheer
delight. Her sparkling clean
swimming pool, a stones
throw from the house, is on
top of a hill that commands a
superb view Of rolling noun
tains in the distance. The sun
behaved itself and stayed out.
all day - for a swim before
lunch, q "safari" walk about
her place after lunch. another
swim, croquet, and CONVERSE
ton by the pool for hours
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Princess uedno to Visit
CretziionLls in the Fall

She has been very successful
In her lectures and has much Of
the charm Of the late Queen
Marie. There are many in
Washington who still remember
the Queens ''triumphal tour"
across this country and the
many who had the opportunity
to meet her have q vivid recol-
lection Of her handsome face
and carriage.
Trip Abroad
The Cretziants hope to have
a vacation late in the summer
and are planning q trip abroad
late IN August or early Septem-
Der. They were accompanied to
Boston for the wedding BY Mr..
George Duca, who was secretary
and counselor of the legation
here before the fall Of the Iron
Curtain over Rumania.
Mr.. Cretzianu is the nephew
Of the late former. Minister
Georges Cretzianu who served his
country for some years in this
Capital. The late Minister was.
in addition to being an aStute
diplomat, an accomplished mil-
stefan. His daughter, Miss
Jeanne Cretzianu, acted as his
hostess in the legation here and
still is in Rumania.
A very popular visitor to the
legation when MIR. Gretzianu
was minister was Dona Ortensia
Mignano, who is a charming
singer. She is the daughter of
an Italian nobleman and her
mother was a cousin of Queen
Marie. There were numerous
musicaleS given in the Ru-
manian legation in those days
and when Dona Ortensia came
she was the artist who gave the
program after dinner. Her ac-
companist on these occasions
was Mildred Kolb Schulze, a ma
tive of the District of Columbia
who is. as gifted composer as
she is pianist. More than once
a charming encore proved to be
from the pen of Mrs. Schulze.
The gifted singer has been in
this country during the past few
years. She has spent much time
in Switzerland and it was there
that she renewed her acquaint-
ance with, the Leland HarrisonS
when the late Mr.. Harrison was
United States Minister in Berne.
Dona Ortensia was a guest Of
the Harrisons in Washington
during his last illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Robin Heron
.Christened

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Heron OF
Falls Church celebrated the
Fourth with the christening of
their youngest daughter Robin
Therese, at 4 pm. Sunday at
st. James Catholic Church in
Falls Church. A small party for
family and close friends was held
Immediately following the cere-
mony at the Herron's home.
Miss Mary Jessel of Falls
Church served as godmother,
while Robert Lotus was god
father.
Robin Is the granddaughter of
Mrs. Helen Barton Goodwin of
Chevy Chase and Mr.. Percy
Douglas Goodwin Of London.
Her paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Heron OF
Ashville, N. c. and Elkton, Md.
Mrs. Heron Is the former Miss
Kathleen Goodwin and is the
publicity and public relations
director Of the Fairfax County
Community Chest. Mr.. Heron
is night club and real estate
editor Of the Washington Post
and Times Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
Exclusively Yours Sly ,-~s

An awful lot Of people didn't
leave this town over the week
end. Perhaps the dire predic-
tions Of fatal accidents that
must accompany holiday trips
Is the reason. Or maybe it's
getting more and more chic
every year not to skip town
simply because every one else
does.
Anyhow, the Chevy Chase
Club was humming Saturday
night. The Jack Newbolds.
Cassie and Lawn Thompson,
the Lauriston Hardins, the
Alec Hagners and the Blair
Childses were at one table to-
gether. Laura and Bill Triest
and the Eugene ODunnes sat
out on the lawn facing the
dance terrace to get the
breezes from every direction.
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Charles A. Baker were out
there, too, by virtue Of the
flooding Of the Rio Grande.
They were on their way to
Mexico City and had driven
through Mississippi and be-
yond when they discovered
that washed out bridges and
flooded roads would keep them
from entering Mexico. So they
turned around and came back.
Jack Eakin was twirling
Maud Raynesford to Dave Nc
Williams snappy music, and
there were the, Joe Rulons.
Betty and Jean Callouet, Mol
lie Makins with a swain, Nancy
and Joe Haight and Julie and
Joe Stanley who were cele-
brating their Eighth wedding
anniversary with the Cecil
Beasleys and Anne and Floyd
Rogers.
There was a group Of the
debutante set Charlestoning
like mad under the summer
skies whenever the orchestra
played same. Then 1t was a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
sSociety News
New Group Formed
For { oreign Service
Educational Consulting Group
Founded by Retired Service Officer

q y > =
lit to the school or college in the
light Of the different orientation
LOT the American child reared
abroad.
4. Gives reliable, objective in
formation about schools and
colleges. expediates admissions.
s. For parents who wish to
send their children to public
schools. ECS helps To arrange
for them to live with relatives or
other private families.
6. At the parents request, ECS
will act as the parents repre-
sentative for the child In the
United States, arrange vacation
plans and maintain appropriate
contact with the institution and
the student.
Z. Helps parents going abroad
to plan the joining Of their
child's education abroad with
previous education and subse-
s aLeat ie''ln W united STATES
scilooiS'
This organization also offers
consultative services to foreign
schools and to American corpo-
ratlons with overseas stats. And
they make available to educa-
10 finy, institutions ,Acno ~nl.
saOn Ssieu'lolS' tcSeaIcii
sIoups aliu GovelMnlelt agencies
Iauca uata winch tney nave COM
pileu on the scope, lntenSlty ana
,Iequency OF eoucational PROD
lens ABROAD.
The financing Of this project
Is by members dues, subscrip-
ton and service fees. which are
determined by the service per-
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oeliel IeulIietaCloa Is accspteo
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BETHEL Plans
Annual Luncheon

The Sisterhood of Congrega-
ton BETHEL of Montgomery
County announces that its third
annual summer luncheon for
members and guests viii be held
at ! pm. July IA at the Dinner
Bell in Bethesda. Mrs. Harlan
Hurwitz is chairman.
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was delayed. however, when the
Indians suddenly demanded addi-
tional wampum.
The producer persuaded them
to preserve the status quo until
the next picture. Have we your
word that you1l give us more
money then?" insisted the ring
leader of the Indians"
Better still. y the producer
replied. ''I'm going to promote
al Of you to cowboys!''
TILE Last STRAW. Another
Hollywood notable once accom-
panied some experienced hunters
on trek for big game IN the North
Woods. Detached momentarily
from the group, he came charging
back to report that he had met
huge grizzly. Bully for you. .
enthused the party leader. Il hope
you gave him both barrels. .
Both barrels?'' echoed the
neophyte. III gave him the
whole gan!'' - BENNETT CERT
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COUNTRY SLICKERS

er gave his prospective purchase a
going-over from head to foot. polk
ing and pinching the animal very
thoroughly. You see. son, " he ex-
planned, when you buy COW you
want to be sure its q sound one. "
s A week later, the hoy ran
breathlcssly up To the farmer
and reported. ..Better come
quick, MIR. Alternately A travel
ing salesman pulled up behind
the barn, and il looks like he's
going to buy your daughter. =
Al 1gDEPE1gDE1g3 movie pro-
ducer, long on optimism but short
on cash, took a troupe into the
wide open spaces of Arizona for a
shoot 'en-up picture. Production
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confirmed city dweller TO death.
Determined friends. for instance.
once routed Jimmy ''Schnozzola"
Durante out of his comfortable
bed at the unearthly hour of
lam. and insisted that he accom-
pany them on a fishing excursion.
Arriving in the country, Jimmy
stopped at every tree trunk on the
way to the lake and gave it a re-
sounding kick.
ssNo bold sleeps. he ex-
planned vindictively, 'swhen
Durante's Awake!"
nICMAnD HGAlGEY. the inconl-
parable press agent who helped
Tallulah Bankhead get down at
least q part of her hectic expert
ences On paper. although its labeled
an autobiography. declares there's
only one way for a city Teller to
enjoy the woods. He gets into his
pajamas on Friday night and
doesn't bulge from the depths Of
his country home until it's time
to 60 back to work on Monday.
Nancy appreciated the quiet Of
hisrural retreat more highly before
his labors with Miss Bankhead
were terminated. The screen had
just started to talk. " he was heard
to mutter, when TalIulah inter-
rupted in 1880.
Everybody else has had .
hard time getting . word in
edgewise ever since!''
AS lone 40 he lived, James
Buchanan Duke. the country boy
who revolutionized the tobacco
industry, employed only appren-
tees who had been born IN a small
village. "A country boy, he main
tanned. can learn everything a
city boy knows in six months. A
squirt who was born into soft city
life. on the other hand. couldn't
learn IN ten years the things every
country kid knows automatically"
One of Dukes favorite stories
concerned the first time a city kid
saw a farmer buy cow. The farm