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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
l73. Maria Pomarai. Pueblo, Col.

l73. Maria POmagaj. Pueblo, Col
orado = 8. nedj. 1:30 PM. St.
Mary's School Hall, 211 e. Mesa
Ave.
P. Josephine Perko, 1926 Bohmen
Ave.
PIP. Ann Petrick, 1880 E. 4th st.
T. Katarina Krasovec, 1740 Wa
bash Ave-
B. Katherine Kocevar, 2725 Pine
st.
Per. Katherine Erculj, 25O2 Pine
Street
Pob. Pho. Maria krasovec, SIG
Goodnight Ave.
DR.. JCe epn F.. Snedec, TIL .cher
Bldg.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

161. Marija Presv., Lac, Joliet, III.
nedj. 2 PM. stan tajnika
81S Plainfield Ave.
P. Marija Papic, 1909 N. Broad
way st.
r. c. Pazeley, S18 Plainfield Ave.
B. M. Ambrose, 818 Plainfield Ave.
DR.. M. Ivec, 700 N. Chicago st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
81. Sv. Trojstvo, Pueblo, Colo. -
2. nedj 900 A. M, May Hall

2. nedj. 900 A. M, May Hall,
303 E. Northern Ave.
P. Lawrence Nance, 1881 East
Evans Ave.
PIP. Nikola Fabijanich, Steel Cen
ter, 315 Canal st.
T. Pob. Peter Tomich, 430 JEFF
ferson st.
B. Mary Perse, 1884 Eiler Ave.
Per. Janko Gurovich, 1411 E. Or
man Ave.
Pho. Anthony A. Brubnjak, Jr.,
1925 E. Routt Avenue
DR.. Joseph Snedec, Thatcher Bldg.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
20. "krizari". Chicago, iii. - 8

~. hrlZdfI CaicagO, LII. -- S.
cetvrtak 7:30 P. NJ. Assumption
Hall 1858 So. Marshfield Ave.
P. Chas. Kruzic, 6459 S. Wolcott
st. 1861
PIP. Kuzma Soich, 1859 So. 58th st.
T. Matte M. Karolich. 102O5 So.
Wentworth Ave-, (28). Phone
COM. 1926
B. Steve Crnich, 6136 S. Hermitage
Avenue 1857.
Per. George Juretic, $3.50 S. Kar-
low Ave. (29)
Pob. Charles Novosel, $3.50 South
Bishop st. 1857 Phi. HEM 1885
Pho. Steve Cuculich, 1915 S. Hon.
ore st. 1861
DR.. Stanley e. Ruzich, 1910 So.
Ashland Ave. (20), Phone Hud-
son 3-4275.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

B. Milka Poscit. 1404 B st.
Per. Antonia Blazina, 2512 Union
Street
Pob. Margery Bandy, 1220-10 st.
Pho. Helen Susich, 1904 H" st.
DR.. Carl Wallace, 9Th and 1 st.
267. Dubrovnik, jackson, Cal. -
nedjelju, 8 Pm, Al Broadway st.
p. Melvin L. Pierovic, Box 05
PIP. Petar Klecak, Box 70
T. i Per. Aleksander Jankovtc.
Box 431
B. | Pob. Martin Glavinic, Box 355
Pho. Petar P. Derania, Box 203,
Plymouth, Calf.
Dr. r. L. Lynch, Box 336
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24
l48. lstnrska Sloga, Chicago, Iii.

I46. IsthrsKh SI0ga, ChlcdK0, Ut,
5. srijedu, 1880 PM. st. Je-
rome's, 2S01 Princeton Ave. FL
p. Peter Popovich, 2914 w. 1O2nd
st. (43)
PIP. Petar Rodich
T. Josephine Dragozetich, 3003 S.
Princeton (16)
B. Mike kirincich, 6729 So Ada
(36)
Per. Anna Radich, 6356 S. Justine
Pob. John Dragozetic, 2607 So.
Wells st.
Pho. Anna kumicich, 26O7 So.
Wells ST.
DR.. Mitchell, 10th So Ashland
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SO. Ban Jelacic, z. St. Louis, Ill. -

OOs A1aSAH UOE0NxC1 11s 0Vs H1O01SS III
2. nedj. 2 P. NJ, Hrv. Dom,
SO Lynch Ave.
P. Charles Baricevic, RR /, Box II
Caseyville, Ill.
PIP. Steve Tonich, 3017 Caseyville
Ave.
T. Pob. Louis Odolic, 520-a We
ronica Ave.
B. George Blazevich, Sc4 N. S0th
st.
Per. Tomo Franc, 1919 N. Is St.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

B. George Musica, 3O45 s. Kost-
ner Ave. (23).
Per. Alice Musica, 3045 So. Kost-
ner Ave. (23)
Pob. Louis Yakich Jr., 1892 West
Cullerton ST. (S)
Pho. Sam Krilcic, 1928 So. karlov
Ave. (23)
DR.. w. F. Jakopit, 1907 South
Loomis St.
1l8. :starska Brata, so. Chicago,
Ill. - 2. srijedu, 1880 Pm. u
HrVatskom Domu, 1925 Com
mercial Ave.
P. Martin Poropat, 1924 s. Mus
kegon Ave. 40
PIP. Tony Peloza, 3017 E. 95th st.
T. Pob. Bertha Barry, 9242 So.
Anthony Ave. 40
B. Stanley r. Juracich, 2645 e.
92nd St.
Per. Eva Brntit, 1882 e. Exchange
Ave.
Pho Joseph Grcich, 1350s Brandon
Ave.
Dr.. Paul Starcevic, 9127 S. Elk
change st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

900. "Yerba lsuena" E.S. San
Francisco, Cal. - End Wednes-
day Of each month, $3.50 Pm.
Sokol Hall, $50 Eddy Street
P. i Us. William Blazevich, 452
Collingwood Street
PIP. John Kersnar, 3451 18th st.
T. Pob. Marian Lukanovich, 583
Arkansas st.
Per. Dorothy Boldin, 529 Masonic
Ave.
Pho. Catherine Parac, 1927 Balboa
st.
DR.. M. A. Danicic, 76O Market St.,
Phelan Bldg.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

81. JelaCit Ban Hrv., Rutland, Ill.,:
1. nedjelja po Is mjesecu
stan Lojza stimac 200 p. M.
p. Geo. G. copp, P. o.
T. B. Loiza stimac, Box 1928.
DR.. Edwards
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-24

81. "Hrvatska SIOL oda', Chicago.
Ill. = 2 Sunday, $50 AM, Mar.
Hrv. Sokol Dom, 1908 So. Ra-
cine Ave.
P. Josip Bazdaric, 1907 S. Racine
Phone CHI. 3-1993
PIP. Franjo Novosel, 5735 So. Not
tingham Ave.
T. Laddie slamar, 1922 West 21st
Place
B. Thomas Rubinic Jr., 2816 South
Christiana Avenue (23).
Per. Luka Biondich, 3746 w. 56th
st.
Pob. Frank Rudar, 6OO5 S. Spauld-
ing Ave. Phone Groverhill
Pho. Zvonko Misic, 1882 Kedvale
Us. Joseph Pavlak, Jr., 1914 So.
Throop St.
DR.. ]. Sprafka, 1901 So. Ashland
Ave, zamj. DR.. w. F. Jakopich,
1917 So. Loomis ST., DR.. Gle
ment ]. Mitchell, 2O24 w. 10th
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IDAHO

SO. Brafa Slaveni, Kellog, Idaho
= utorak 7:3O Pm. Union Le-
gion Hall. Park Ave.
P. August Piskulit. Box 9S1
PIP. Anton Gerbich. Box 598
T., Victoria Peila. 4 w. Mullan Ave.
B. Rose Komen. 20 Railroad Ave.
Per. August Peila, 4 w. Mullon
Ave.
Pob. Tereza Bitunac. 1O7 e. Brown
Pho. August Peila, 4 w. Mullon
Avenue
DR.. r. e. Staley. MCKINLEY Ave.
CO Wardner Hospital
sos. Sloga sumara. Boise, idaho
2 nedj. 1880 p. M. prostorije
S. Hessner. S13 Jefferson st.
p. kazirnir Crnich, 300 e. Jeffer-
son St -
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73. Hrvatska Danica, Chicago, l

IS. HrVatSkA Dan1ca, chicago, ID
iii. - 3 ned;. 2 P. M. Hrv. Dvor.
Sv. Jerolima $500 Princeton Ave
P. Antonia Kocis, 6517 S. Bishop
Street SO
r. Olivia M. Condich, 347 w. 80
st. 16
B. Fora Rosie, 2349 Wentworth
Avenue 16
Per. Lucille Basic. 6227 S. Kill
bourne 20
Pob. Antica Banjo, 307 w. 29th
st. 16
Pho. Juliana Negy, 4727 S. Shields
Ave. 9
Dr.. Kozme kapov, 1858 w. 63rd
Street.
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80. Hrva.ska via, Chicago, III. -

OU' 1IIV0tSN" vH0' OtIC@BO1 Hfs
2. nedj. 2:30 P. M. Hrv. Sok.
Dom. 1907 So. Racine Ave.
P. Anna Pintur. 1928 S. Homan
Ave. (29).
PIP. Barbara Plovanic, 1924 W.
10th st.
T. Barbara Duda, 2711 S. Trip
Avenue
B. Louise Martinez, 1717 S. Racine
Avenue 49,.
Per. Katarina Skoc, 1928 S. Pu-
laski Rd. (23)
Pob. Milka Krcmar, 1929 South
Throop Street (8),
Pho. Marie Christov
DR.. w. j.. Jakopic, 1877 South
Loomis st.
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Pho Petar Beondich, 1901 Cookson

Pho Petar Beondich, 3501 Cookson
Rd.
DR.. Robert Miller, 5707 State st.
80. Sv. Petar Payao, So. Chicago,
- 3. petak 1880 PM. Hrvatska
Dvorana, 9618 Commercial Ave.
P. Josip VuGic. 1924 E. 91st st.
PIP. August Malcic, 9739 CONNER
cial Ave.
T. Pob. A. Malcic, 1854 Exchange
Ave. 40
B. John Vrdoljak, 310S E. 92nd st.
Per. Mate Tumpic, 2911 E. 9th st.
Pho. Anna Kompar, zoos E. 93rd
Street
Dr.. Paul J. Starcevich, 9121 Ex-
change Ave.
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612. Mt. Hamilton, San Jose, Cal.

612. Mt. Hamilton. San Jose, Cal.
= 3. utorak, 8 P. M, Napredak
Hall, Cupertino, Calf.
p. Cvitko Matkovich, Rt. 2, Box
742, Campbell, Calf.
+. i Pob. Yerko Yerkovich, 1041
Park Ave-, San Jose (26), Cal.
B. Bozo Dubcich, 1872 w. Campbell
Ave-, Campbell, Calf.
Per. Tony Begovich, 1870 LaWr-
ence Rd., Cupertino, Calf.
Pho. Ivan Marjanovit 455 Vaughan
Ave.
DR.. L. A. Childers, 311 S. lst st.
st. Claire Building.
619. Bratska SlOga, Roseville, Cal.
2 petak, 1880 P. M. stan
Victor Dragich, 621 Keehner Av.
P. Victor Dragich, 621 Keehner
Avenue
PIP. Antonia Kerze, 91e Poppy Lane
T. Vera L. Krohn, 4744 Camellia
Road, Fair Oaks
B. Mary Vuletic, 401 Alta Vista
Per. Frank Kerze, 916 Puppy Lane
EOO. 3WdA y OAo ASAAS OSA AASOAAAASA
Avenue
DR.. Louis e. Jones, Lincoln st.
Gal. Hrvatski zivot, San Diego,
Cal. - 2. nedj., 200 PM, YMCA,
1115-Sth Avenue
p. Pavo Miljas, 1142 Euclid Ave.
PIP. Sophie Kovacevich, 3105 Ma
drid Street (10)
+. Steve Yurcich, 1874 Kansas St.
~
B. Nikola sladkovich, 1854 51st
Street (15)
Pob. Mary Passarino, 1928 33rd
Pho. Frank Marangunich, 1868
Mission Blvd. (8)
676. Sloboda, Cupertino, Calf. -
Sci ponedjeljak, 8 PM. Napre-
dak Dvorana
P. N. j. Nikolac, P. o. Box 386,
Mt. View, Calf.
PIP. Anna Faciolla, 200 Stanford
Ave-, Menlo Park, Cal.
T. Pob. Mary Popovich, 912 Bry-
ant Ave-, s. E., Mountain View,
Calf.
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49, 8. Andrija, AguiIar, Colo. -
1. nedj. poslije 15, 10 A. M. City
P. Paul Dosen. P. o.
PIP. Pob. Pete Bujacich, Box 24S
T. Mary Ratkovic, Box 254
B. Nick Ratkovic, Box 254
Per. John TomaSic, P. o.
Pho. Matt Sankovich. P. o. Box 81
DR.. William Merritt, Box 444
1876. Sv. Duh, Paonia, Colo. - 3.
nedj. P. M. stan Frank kure-
itch, Paonia, Colo.
P. John Kuretic. P. o. Paonia, Col.
T., Per. / Pob. Frank Kuretic, Box
II. Paonia, Colorado
B. Frank Kuretic
Pho. Louis Penko. P.O.
DR.. w. e. Brown
2St. Sv. Josip, Trinidad, Colo.-- 3
nedj. 10 Am. IOOF Hall, 116
E. Main Street
p. Mate Karcich, 1011 Lincoln Ave.
PIP. Juraj Stajduhar, Morley, Colo.
T. Pob. Ivka Milosevich, 716
E. 4th st.
B. Andre Milosevich, TIC E. 4th st.
Per. John Bozich. Morley. Colo.
Pho. Rose Passarelli, 902 Stone
wall Ave.
DR.. Lee ]. Beuchat, COZ e. End st.
292. Mar. Dom. Walsenbnrg. Colo.
9 nedj. Q.S0 A NJ Marks
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IS. NJ. B. Bistr:cka, Waukegan

30. VI. d. OlStI.Ckd, "dukeBon
III. - 2 nedi. $50 A. M. SLOW.
Mar. Dom 10th & McAlister St.
P. Milo Norsic, 1920 Adams ST..
N. Chicago, III.
PIP. Joe Horvatinovic, 1929 Adams
ST., N. Chicago, III.
T. Frank w. Grgos, 9O1 Adams
ST., Ont. 1888
3. Andre Pucin, SIS Martin st.
Per. Lucy Slone,. 6O3 N. Genesse
Street
Pob. Paul Banjo, 514 Belvidere
Pho. Mato Banadinovic, 438 But
rick ST. -
DR.. Burton j. Winston, 1900
Sheridan, North Chicago. III.
IS, Sv.AntOn Pad, Mt. Olive, ILL.,
8. nedj. 100 PM, VFW Hall.
P. Mato Mihelcic, P. o.
T. Pob. Janko Mejaski, Box 755.
B. John Novak, Box 522
Per. Matt Perakovic, Box 542.
Pho. Bara Biscan, Box 4O4
DR.. Frank B. Warner DR.. Donald
Shoemaker.
81. Sv. Petar, WenOna, I'll. - l.
nedj. po Is. l PM stan William
Petrovich
p. Juraj Brunski. P. o.
T., B. Pob. William Petrovic
Box 272.
Per. Charles Orsen, 800 Ames St
Lockport, III.
DR.. William N. Gilman.
~. "TurOpOljac", Chicago, Ill. -
2. subota 1880 P. M. Hrv. So.
kolski Dom, 1907 S. Racine Ave
P. Valent Susa, 2509 S. Millarc
Avenue (23).
PIP. Alois Sipusich, 1908 So. Ra.
cine Ave. (8)
T. FLIP Vukovic, 1923 Harding
Avenue (23).
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28t. Sv. Josip, Trinidad, Colo.

292. Mar. Dom. Walsenbnrg, Colo.
2. nedj. $50 AM. Marks
Hall
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$50. S.lH.B.S. Los Angeles, Cal.
- Crkvena dvorana, ia Alpine
Street
P. Anton Radich, 476 Nassau St.
1887
T. Pob. Blaz Rasic, 629 S. Spence
st. (23) Phone Angelus 15O28.
B. Jakov Brkich. 1908 S. FIRE.
mont, Alhambra. Cal.
Per. Eva Dzida, 3647 E. 5 st. (33)
Pho. Stj. Dzida, 3647 E. S st. (33)
DR.. e. L. Touriel, 1925 w. 54th ST.,
Los Angeles. Cal. Phone AK.
0285.; 324 S. Fresno, Phone AN.
29468., Res. Phone AK. 22013.
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2O2. Radnicka Sloga, Chicago, Ill.

wv. hduHiCkd SIOSo, ShCdSo, AA'
- 8. nedj. 900 Am. Sokolski Dom
1903 s.. Racine A
,. Josip Buktenica. 364s w. e2nd
st (29)
PIP. Nick Britvec, 3549 So. Hoyne
Ave-
T. Frank Mihelic, 3243 Flournoy
Ave. "a
B. Rudy kalebich, 605S So. Arte-
sian Ave.
Per. Chas. Mavrinac. 1909 w. 1O1
Pl. (42)
Pob. Petar Purtic. 6135 So. Mason
Ave. 1887. Phone PO 7-4O46
Pho. Anton Bucan, 1882 Ave ~
II ~
Us. Frances kozina, 6135 So. Ma
son Ave.
DR.. w. j. Jakopich, 1907 S. Loomis
Street
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887. Srce lsusovo, Fort Bragg, Cal.
4. nedj. u mjesecu 2 P. NJ.
stan Mike Sosic, 518 McPher-
son Street.
P. Anton r. Sverko, Ill South
Mcpherson st.
+. Pob. Petar Gerbac, 518 Nc
Pherson st.
B. Mate Sosic, 229-A Oak st.
Per. Zita Patton, Ill, S. McPher-
son st.
Pho. Ivan Buzdan, 324 S. Frank
lin St.
DR.. Paul G. Bowman
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II. Sv. Josip, Toluca, Iii. - 3 nedj.
2 P. M, stanu tajnika.
P. 3. Frank Slapinski.
T. Pob. Frank Majevski, Box 236
DR.. A. E. Peterson.
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2Oi. Sv. Petar / Pavao, Springfield

2O4. Sv. Petar Pavao, Springfield
iii. - 5 nedj 600 AN. I.O.O.F.
Temple, 2O3 So 4th st.
P. Joseph SNYDER, 625 w. N. Grand
PIP. James Plesh, Starne Addition
No. 10.
r. Pob. ]. II. Butkovich, 1924
Peoria Road
3. George Ruzich, R.R. 5 Box 12a
Per. Eugene H. Buttvick, 1924
Peoria Rd
Pho. Emil Maras, r. r. No. S.
DR.. G. J. Mautz, 7th and Capitol
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Gen. Harry 1waddle,
Headed 95fh Division
In World War II

Maj. Gen. Harry Lewis Twad-
die, Sc, who commanded the
95th Infantry Division through
out World War II, died Sunday
in Hammond, Ind, where he had
been visiting his son, Warren.
Gen. Twaddle was retired from
the Army in 1948 after serving
with headquarters of the 5tn
Army in Chicago. He lived at
9716 Elrod road, Kensington. Md.
Beginning in 1912 Gen. Twad-
die activiated, trained, went to
Europe, fought with. returned
to the United States and de-
activated the 95th Division.
He led the division in the
Omaha Beach landing in Nor
mandy, in offensive operations
through the Maginot Line and
in the first drive against the
Siegfried Line. He commanded
the division also as part of the
9th Corps of the I'd British
Army and in offensive operations
toward the Ruhr River, captur-
ing the towns of Hamm, Soest
and Dortmund in Germany. The
division was deactivated in Oc-
tober, 1945.
Afterwards. Gen. Twaddle
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Admiral Washington,
Bureau Of Navigation
Retired Chief, Dies

Admiral Thomas Washington.
SO, retired chief of the Bureau
of Navigation, died today in
Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Admiral Washington. who lived
in Coronado, Calf, had returned
here to visit relatives after the
death Of his wife last October.
Born in Goldsboro, N. c..
Admiral Washington was grad
uated from the Naval Academy
in 1883.
Admiral Washington was on
active duty as a lieutenant in
the Spanish-American War
aboard the Battleship Indiana
at the Battle of Santiago. In
World War I he commanded
the Battleship Florida and won
the Distinguished Service Medal
"for exceptionally meritorious
service -. -
Admiral Washington began
his duty With the Bureau or
Navigation IN 1904. He was
chief from 1919 to 1923. After
a tour as commander-in-chief of
the Asiatic Fleet in 1925 as a full
admiral. he retired in 1925. He
was transferred to the retired
list as a full admiral in 1942.
Admiral Washington is sur
viyed by two sons, Comdr.
Thomas, Jr., of 5424 SevenCeenIn
street, north, Arlington, and
John c., of San Diego, Calf,
and two grandchildren.
Funeral services have not yet
been ARRANGED.
Evening star., 1954-12-15

commanded the Infantry Re-
placement Training Center at
Camp Wolters, Tex, and was
on the board examining officers
for Regular Army commissions.
He was chief of staff of the Sd
Corps at Camp Polk. La, in 1916.
Gen. Twaddle was born in
Clarksfield, Ohio, and was a
graduate of Syracuse University
as well as numerous Army
schools. He began his Army
career in 1912 when he was COM
nlissioned in the infantry.
He was at the Army War Coll
lege here and served as execu-
tive officer of the training branch
If the operations and training
division of the War Department
General Staff in the mid 1920's.
Later he was at the chemical
Evening star., 1954-12-15

warfare school at Edgewood Ar
senal, Nd. and the Army Indus
trial College here in the mid
1905.
In 1893 Gen. Twaddle was ap-
pointed to the operations and
training division Of the General
Staff again and the following
year became chief of the mobili-
zation branch of that division.
He was appointed assistant
chief of staff. in. charge of the
division. in 1941.
Besides his SON, he is sur
vived by his widow. Sarah, and
another son, Herbert, of Bartles-
vile, Okla.
Services will be held at ! pm.
tomorrow at the Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Thomas HouIihan, 50,
Maritime Agency Aide

Thomas Houlihan, SO, Mari
time Administration accountant
for the last 10 years, died Mon
day at 1881 Ingleside terrace
NV, where he lived.
Mr.. Houlihan was a native of
Youngstown, Ohio. He was past
commander of American Legion
Post No. At at the Maritime Ad-
ministration. Survivors include
a son, Thomas, of California;
four sisters and brother in
Ohio.
Services will be in Cleveland.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
DR.. Fegan Steps Down
AT Georgetown u. as
Dean Of Law School
HUGH ]. FEGAN.

DR.. Hugh j. Fegan has retired
as dean of the Georgetown Uni
versity Law School after IL years
in the post.
Paul r. Dean has been ap-
pointed dean of the undergradu-
ate department. and Frank j.
Dugan has been named dean of
the graduate school.
DR.. Fegan. who held both
posts. has been named dean
emeritus.
Div Fegan Joined the George
town faculty as part-time pro-
fessor in 1911 and became full
time member in 1919. He was
graduated from the college of
arts and sciences in 1901.
Mr.. Dean. who has been a pro-
feSsor since 1947, has been spe-
ciallst in contracts, trusts, estate
planning and damages. He also
is director of the university's
moot court competition. He lives
at 6617 Washington drive, Falls
Church.
Mr.. Dugan Joined the faculty
in 1916 and teaches Constitu-
tional. administrative and labor
law. He is a former Justice De-
partment attorney. He has dir
ected study in the law school for
Evening star., 1954-04-23
SAR Group to Orqonize

LURAY. Va, April % (Spe-
ciaD The Shenandoah Valley
Chapter of the Sons of the Amer
lcan Revolution will organize
here May 8.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
R. DEAN. FRANK J. DUGAN.

the last four years. He lives at
10147 Dallas avenue, Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Double Helps Kramer
Win Junior High Track

Don Piccolo Of Kramer Junior
High School, competing in the
100-pound class, took first place
in the broad Jump and first in
the 60-yard dash to lead his
school to victory in the junior
high school track and field meet
at Techs stadium yesterday.
Kramer won the meet with
651a points. MacFarland was
second with 5412 and Paul third
with At. Sousa was fourth with
40 points, followed by Stuart.
%; Eastern. %; Taft. 18; Cor
don. ID; Deal, II; Hine, 9, and
Jefferson. 2.
There were two other double
winners. Kenneth Kuhn of Stu
art took first in the broad jump
and high jump in the 85-pound
class and Monte Lambert Of
MacFarland took the shot put
and high Jump in the unlimited
class.
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Heath and Vessels Slated
To Enter Army June Il

Backf1eld stars Leon Heath Of
the Redskins and Billy Vessels
of Edmonton in the Canadian
League, two of Oklahoma's all
time great football players. are
headed for the Army.
Heath, three-time performer
in Sugar Bowl games and No. ]
draft choice of the Redskins in
1851, and Vessels will report to
Fort Sill. Okla. June 81. Heath
hampered by injuries, never
quite lived up to his promise
with the Redskins. Mule Train
had his best season in 1852 when
he led the Redskins ground
gamers with 388 yards in 80 tries
for a 4.3 average.
Vessels, No. / draftee Of the
Baltimore Colts last year, elected
to play with Edmonton.
HAMILTON, Ont, May 20 (H)
j. D. Roberts. 205-pound Uni
versity of Oklahoma guard. has
rejected offers by the Green Bay
Packers who obtained him in
the 1858 college draft and will
play with the Hamilton Tiger
Cats in 1854, a spokesman for
the Canadian club said. He did
not disclose contract terms.
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

SUNSET HILLS, Va, May 20.
"A new challenge trophy for
junior riders will be offered for
the first time at the Fairfax
Hunt Show here Saturday Do
mated by members of the Fair
fax Junior Hunt. the silver must
be won three times by the same
owner in the junior working
hunter attire division. a test over
the outside course where per-
formance and suitability will
count IS per cent and appoint
mentS Is.
When the show opens at 9
am. washington time) at the
hunt show grounds here. the club
house will be open to the public
throughout a day devoted to
competition among hunters. open
jumpers. junior hunters. ponies,
breeding stock and local hunt
erS.
Because Of its own strong
Junior Hunt organization, Fair
fax has attracted top entries
in that classification. Caroline
Evans, winner of the Virginia
Horse Shows Association high
score award for junior hunters
in 1855, snd Terry Drury of
Orange. who was top point
scorer in the equitation division.
are among those who will COM
pete. Also showing will be Deb
bic Pease, whose father is M. F.
H. of the Fairfax Hunt and who
is herself M. F. H. of the Junior
Hunt.
Entries from as far away as
Lake Forest. H., and Minneap-
oils are listed among the con-
tenders in the yearling, 2-year-
old and broodmare classes. Both
the hunter and jumper divisions
are filling well, with horses from
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Boros, Free ofSIump.
May Be Hunch Bet
For Eastern Open
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round he birdied five Of the last
six holes to collect $562.
The Moose" as he is known
to his fellow pros. was acclaimed
as Ben Hogan's successor when
he won the National Open and
the Tam in 1852. but he has had
lean year and a half.
This probably is the best field
to play here. Notable absentees
are Hogan, Sam Suead and Lew
Worsham but most of the other
big names are here. including
three of the four past winners,
Lloyd Mangrum, Cary Middle
coff and Dick Mayer. The only
past champion not present. is
Snead. who holds the tourna-
ment record at 275. Mangrum.
Middlecoff and Mayer all won
with 279s. seven under par.
Field OF 125 Starts Play.
A field of 125 started play
today, including Roger Peacock
Of Sligo Park, Fred Bolton of
White Flint. Frank Tenney of
Annapolis Roads and Clarence
Doser and Bill Buppert of Wood
mont among the District pros.
| Charley Bassler of Rolling Road,
who tied for second last year
with Doug Ford and Chandler
Harper. is the top threat of the
Mid-Atlantic section.
/ Eighteen holes are scheduled
daily through Sunday. First
prize will be $4,000 and second
$2,400. The top money when
it was a $4,000 tournament was
$2,400. In addition Middlecoff,
Mayer and Mangrum will pick
up $500 each as former cham
poins just for showing up. Snead
passed up his $500.
Outstanding pairings today