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Evening star., 1954-05-24
DuffieId 10 Help Plan
Development Of City

The Citizens Committee being
organized to attack problems
threatening the economy and de-
velopment Of Washington today
announced that Hugh K. Duff
field, group manager Of Sears,
Roebuck & Co. stores, will serve
as one Of its Is members. Mr..
Duffield's name was omitted in
advertently from the ween end
announcement of the commit
tees plans. He is one of is prom
inent citizens who will serve on
the committee.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Arlington Women Voters.

The Organized Women Voters
of Arlington County will meet at
noon tomorrow at Hogate's Ar
lington House. j. Maynard Ma
gruder, member Of the Virginia
House Of Delegates. win speak
on New Legislation Enacted by
the Previous State Legislature. "
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Holmes Run Acres Pool
To Open Saturday

The Holmes Run Acres Recrea-
ton Association. Of Fairfax
County, Va, will open the first
full season of its community
swimming pool at / pm. Satur-
day.
Ceremonies will include a
fashion show of old and new
swimming suits and sport clothes.
and acts by q comedy diving
team.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
BY ihS Associassd Press


NORFOLK. Va. May PA
WOODEN transfer bridge and sup
porting lowers at the Norfolk
terminal Of the acknowledgement
News ferry we're badly smashed
mere yesterday by the ferryboat
Norfolk.
Witnesses said the 702-ton
ferry came into the slip at a
fast clip. She slammed into the
heavy pilings. showed them aside.
/, pushed INTO the 54,000-pound
transfer bfidge and finally
halted withjan end Of the bridge
astride her bow.
Nohody was injured in the
Evening star., 1954-12-16
Hoyus' Coach Cracks Down
After hin Win Over Mounts

gether Mount st. Mary's missed
20 out of A foul shots.
"And we had been shooting rs
per cent of our FOULS" Phelan
said. IF a team is going to
choke, 1t will do it away from
home. But I still liked the way
the boys came back at the end"
The Hoyas play at st. Joseph's
in Philadelphia tomorrow night
and after that comes the Ca
nisius tournament in Buffalo
starting December q. The
Hoyas open the tournament
against Fordham. After the
tournament comes George WASH
ington. the first of q number OF
strong opponents.
The Mounts play at Upsala
tomorrow night and at st. Peters
in Jersey City Saturday night.
There were a few things about
last nights game that pleased
Jeanette. "I liked the way Ken
Rode and Dan Morehower came
through" he said. "And War
rem Buehler is shooting much
better and Joe Missett was doing
some rebounding for . change"
The Hoyas took over the lead
for keeps at l1-10 and held q
44-38 advantage at the half. At
one point near the end George
town was in front. 65-53. Here
the Mounts rallied. as the Hoyas
began throwing the ball away. :
Trailing. 76-67, the Mounts
missed q big chance when Smith
(SAe rSE0pHETfNWM paCa ca
Evening star., 1954-12-16
Frick Holding Up
Approval of Kiner's
Voluntary Poy Cut
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-Com-
missioner Ford Frick said today
he was holding up approval OF
Ralph Kiner's new contract with
the Cleveland Indians in which
Kiner voluntarily took a pay cut
of more than the legal IS per
cent limit.
II probably will ask Kiner to
sign q new contract" Frick said.
The commissioner has been in
touch with all persons concerned.
A new contract presumably would
be for about $49. 900, a Is per
cent cut from his $65,000 with
the Chicago Cubs in 1854.
Kiner. traded to Cleveland No
vember is for cash and q player
to be named later. signed his new
contract with the Indians Tues
day for $4,000. He insisted he
was setting no precedent in tax
ing an unusual cut. However,
there were reports that other
players frowned on such a pro-
cedure, figuring q dangerous
precedent was being established.
It was reported VIII Harridge,
American League president, had
approved the contract as mutual
ly agreeable to both parties.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
By Bill Fuchs

Georgetown University's bas-
ketball team, which thought it
turned in a nice victory. over Mt.
st. Mary's last night at George
town, will learn differently start
ing today.
work, work and more work."
That's the prescription Coach
Buddy Jeannette has decided on.
"And I don't even know If that's
the remedy. After all, we have
been working. if you can believe
1t after seeing this thing. We
haven't missed many days since
November l."
The Georgetown fans in Nc
Donough Gym may have been
satisfied with the 76-74 victory
over the Mounts, winners Of
their previous 13 games, includ-
ing seven this season.
But as Jim Phelan, the Mt. st.
Mary'S coach. said: I'VE blew
it," AS Jeannette said: I'VE al
most blew it."
They handled the bali ter
rihly." Jeannette said Of his
players. I'm striving to have q
good basketball team and I don't
like to win horrible games like
this one"
The Hoyas had an 8-point
lead with 4 minutes to go but
wound up as winners by grace
of three missed fouls. Dale
Smith missed three out Of four
free tosses in the last minute,
q period in which the Mounts
outscored the Hoyas. TO. Alto
Evening star., 1954-12-16
By the Associofed Press

Coach Sparky Stalcup insists
his Missouri Tigers have been
ranked among the Nations top
college basketball teams pre-
maturely, but their opponents
are wondering what's it going to
be like when they hit their
stride. ...
The Tigers, figured in pre-
season estimates to give Colo
RADIO some trouble in their Big
Seven Conference race, were
ranked No. 6 in this weeks Asso-
ciated Press poll and they're
surging along like the Missouri
River at flood stage.
Stalcup's "overrated" Mis-
sourians cuffed the Big Ten in
three meetings, spilling Iowa.
Wisconsin and Indiana after an
opening loss to Illinois. Now
they've staged a raid on the
Southwest Conference, with Ar
kansas the 77-58 victim last
night as Stalcup used his re-
serves more freely than in pre-
vious Missouri successes.
The Tigers just outran, OUT
shot and outplayed the Razor
backs, with Bob Reiter. a 6-foot-
8 center. scoring Is points.
That was about the picture
elsewhere on a light night as
other members of the top 10 won
handily, with one or two look
ing like their old selves again
after suffering upsets.
LaSalle and N. C. State Win.
LaSalle, ranked No. /. gave
All-America Tom Cola the reins
and trotted home with a 1850
victory over previously unbeaten
Lafayette. Cola scored IS points
with Is field goals that missed
his own team record by one
while playing the full 40 min
utes as the Explorers won their
fifth straight without defeat.
Second-ranked Kentucky was
idle, but third-place Illinois and
North Carolina State (No. a.
moved right along. The Illini,
with Center George Bonsalle
scoring "a, whipped Miami Of
Ohio. 97-72 for their fourth sue
cess, while N. c. State made 1t
seven straight by clubbing South
Evening star., 1954-12-16
Trabert, Seixas
Ready TO- Sweep
Swedish Team
Tony Back in Form
AS u. S. Tukes Both
lnterzone Openers
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

BRISBANE, Australia. Dec. Is.
Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas
sent the United States into q
20 lead over Sweden today in
the interzone finals for the right
to challenge Australia for the
Davis Cup-symbol of world ten
mis- supremacy.
Tony's booming game drew
applause from the packed stands
of the Milton Courts as he blast
ed Sven Davidson, Ga, 6-3,
Ga. Later, Seixas, the Ameri-
can champion, outbattled Len
mart Bergelin. 81, 60. Ga,
ST. 60.
Seixas and Trabert need only
win the doubles tomorrow or
one of the remaining singles
matches Saturday to take the
best-of-fl series and move on
to the challenge round two
weeks hence. Trabert and Seixas
are regarded as perhaps the best
doubles combination in amateur
tennis. so it will come as dis
tinct surprise if they don't whip
the Davidson-Bergelin combina-
tion.
Delayed Two Hours by Rain.
1t was a dank, miserable day
and the Trabert-Davidson match
was postponed for two hours be-
cause Of a rainstorm. When it
finally did get under way, Ira
bert donned spikes because some
of the rain seeped through the
tarpaulin and made the center
court anything but ideal.
Although Davidson bowed In
straight sets. the match was
close on occasion. The Swede
actually liked the heavy courts
because he was more at home
on them. They reminded him Of
the indoor boards in Sweden
where he did most of his play
ing.
Davidson is far more at home
on the boards than on grass.
He made the jaunt to the Unit
ed States last winter and went
home with the American indoor
title. But he was no match
(See DAVIS CUP, Page C-4)
Evening star., 1954-12-16
Financial Drain Cited
In Fordham Decision
To Quit Football
By the Associutsd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-For the
fifth time in its 71-year history
-speckled with great teams and
brilliant players-Fordham Uni
versity has decided to drop foot
ball, this time perhaps for good.
On the four other occasions it
discontinued the sport, various
reasons were given. This time
it's the continued financial
loss" the university has suffered
through recent years, with no
hope of Improvement.
The Rev. Laurence j. McGin-
ley, university president, ex-
planned the situation in a letter
to alumni released yesterday.
Friends and alumni" he
wrote. like to read about (our
footbalD in the Sunday papers.
The trouble simply is that so few
want to watch it on Saturday.
and the tickets are sold for Sat-
urday."
Lost Seven Games.
The end of Fordham football,
announced by Jack Coffey, grad
uate manager of athletics, came
after a horrible 1854 season. The
Rams won only one game and
tied one while losing seven.
Coach Ed Danowski, an all-time
Fordham great and head coach
since 1916, resigned after the
season.
In his letter to alumni Father
Mckinley wrote:
'No part of Fordham is con-
Quoted for profit. Fordham has
a great task to do in preparing
its 10000 students of today in
tellectually and spiritually to be
citizens Of tomorrow -. Among
intercollegiate sports, football
has a special place in American
tradition as a means of heighten-
ilsa student spirit and increasing
alumni solidarity The un-
fortunate fact remains that, after
four years of cooperative en-
deavors, we have run out Of
1
(See FORDHAM, Page C-3)
Evening star., 1954-12-16
.LangIoiis Camp
To Protest Tk0,
Charging Butt
Will Demond Draw
With Olson, Citing
California Rule
BY the Assoeioisd Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16.-
George Kante, of New York,
American representative for
Pierre Langlois, said today he
would protest the outcome of last
nights middleweight title fight.
The bout was won by Carl
'(Bobo) Olson, the champion, on
a technical knockout in the 1lth
round.
Kanter said he would demand
a draw for the French fighter.
contending that Langlois was
butted by Olson. The fight was
stopped because of a bad cut
over Pierres left eye.
The Langlois representative
added that the protest would be
based on the California butting
rule, AMENDED by the State
Athletic Commission yesterday
to apply to championship fights,
starting with last nights bout.
1--WE are claiming a draw"
Kanter told newSmen today.
1--WE are hoping that the butt
rule was not put in just to pro-
tect Olson but to protect both
fighters"
Charges 10th-Round Butt.
Under the rule, fighters lead
ing on points at the time they
suffer an accidental butt that
causes the bout to be stopped
will be declared the winner. If
an injured boxer is behind, the
fight will be declared a draw.
After the bout, Kanter told
reporters:
"Olson butted Langlois in the
10th round"
Olson said: "If anybody butted
in the 10th round, it was Lang
lois. weaving and shaking his
head"
Bobo. always a cruel but sell
dom a killing puncher, stopped
Langolis after So seconds of the
l1th round.
Slated for Is rounds. the ma
tionally televised attraction was
halted by Referee Ray Flores
Continued on Page C-3, Col. ~
Evening star., 1954-12-16
Surge of Missouri Five Makes
Coach Caution Unconvincinq
-AP Wirephoto.

Carolina, 91-62. Five of the
Wolfpack hit for IA or more
points as N. c. State jumped to
an Ito lead in S minutes.
Dayton, No. 5, had the tough
est assignment and held out for
a 71-67 overtime victory over
12th-ranked Louisville. consid-
cred one of the powers of the
South. It was Louisville's first
(See BASKETBALL. Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1954-12-16

ancient, at IS, and not much Of hitter, but
he will remind you of ossie Bluege in all his
glory.
Cox has been the best defensive second
baseman, shortstop and third basernan on
the Dodgers for years, even when he wasn't
playing regularly. BEST blankety- blank
glove man ever saw" Casey Stengel said
in tribute to the fellow stengel beat the
Dodgers in the World Series of 1949, 1852
and 1858, but he was constantly amazed,
so he says about his success
Il gotta have all left-handed hitters
who will pull the ball on account of that
skinny little Sn-ard-Sn on third base who
Evening star., 1954-12-16

Wiz, Lose o. Dra..
BY FRANCIS sTANN

PERHAPS THE DODGERS couldn't use the fellow, what
with their alleged depth in farmhands but American League
fans due for fielding treat when they Billy Cox
playing for the Baltimore Orioles He pretty
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-08-01

This is O good even group
the kind mon CON pick
one or O dozen from ond get
whot he likes.
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ments to the Foil and Spring
Morios sales, the Tri-Stote in
November and the Beor Pow
Sole OF How're this foil.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-18

The Army's Nike, the report
showed, has gone through seven
stages of redesigning since the first
model of the antiaircraft weapon
was tested about two years ago.
The new AT model seemed to be
what Gen. Matthew Ridgway,
Army chief of staff, referred to
Monday when he told a Senate
Appropriations subcommittee that
the Army would extend its anti
aircraft capability with mark
edly improved missile to be used
with essentially the same ground
equipment as the present Nike
system"
In this connection, the report
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-18

also indicated the Army will use
the Terrier, an antiaircraft mis-
sile developed by the Navy. At
another point, it suggested the
Nays missile would be launched,
tracked and controlled by the sys-
tenn designed for the Nike.
Among new aircraft, the report
listed the F1O4 Lockheed inter-
ceptor, the F1O5 Republic fighter
bomber and a version of the giant
trooper carrier-cargo C124, pow
cred by turbo-prop (propellers
driven by jet turbines similar to
the conventional jet thrust pow
er plant). q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-18
Guided Missiles Are Now Listed By Defense Department

officers had been allowed to say
little or nothing.
Among the guided missiles men
toned were these:
Antiaircraft: the Nike (Army);
the Terrier and Talos, two models
Navy.
Bombardment (surface to sur
face): Corporal (Army); Matador
and Shark (Air Force; Regulus
Navy.
Plane to ground attack: the
Dove, Petrol, Gorgon v Navy;
the Rascal B63 (Air Force).
Plane against plane: Falcon
F98 (Air Force; three models of
the Sparrow, the Oriole, the Side
winder Navy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-18
BY ELTON c. FAY

WASHINGTON Up - An official
Defense Department catalogue of
weapons shows the United states
has at least 10 types Of guided
missiles in use, in production or
under test.
This fact cropped up, probably
Internationally, when a depart
ment production report was includ-
ed Tuesday among a file of rou-
tine daily orders and communica-
tons given to newsmen. The report
bore no secrecy label.
The report also identified sew
eral new types of jet planes, about
which department public relations
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10
Duquesne Tamburitzans do|aze U Detroit

Detroit, Mich - nedjelju, g. marca godine
detroska kolonija &c at prku priredi dobrodoscu
poznatoj grupi umetnka Duquesne University Tambu
ritzans Kao svake godine madi umetnc pohodt &c De-
trot putovanju srom Amerike, da kroz par
Oval godsnji program - izbor materijala muzka,
pjesma pies, vjesna orignanost pr pesa pa nosnje
nastup pojedinh umjenika grupe kao cjelne uvek IL
mad svake krtke On sada osetau glazbu pjesmu pies
Ne to automatska zvedba Tako pjevaju plesu on
koj znadu sto pjevaju osjecaju pies pesmu CUBE
Moi nhovoj izvedbi odrae jasno rezutat njhovog
posjeta domovin Kolko bagotvorn ucnak ina ovakav po
sjet jedne grupe mlaih taentiranh momaka devojaka
nhov opel razvitak, buducnost ina da pokaze Bit
zvoru nase pesme pesa pjevat pesa lieu mjesta
onima koji toj pesmi pesu izijevaju svoju dusu
svoga osjecaj jeste jedno ganutvo nezaboravno
skustvo. B ofuren skonskom iskrom stvaralac
kog zanosa CHA toplina dade vlasttim
sjett vasttom dusom upijat, nemoze da ostav ira
jan utisak znacaj ovih mladih ljud.
Koncerat &c odrzati Masonic Temple Auditorium,
pocet &c tocno 800 sata pose podne Sva sjedala
rezervrana svak koj zele posjetti koncera mole
cm prize naprave rezervace tako da bude redu
da svak dobje svoje mesto Ia rezervace pozov
te ma teefon sjedece odbornike Stephane Walter, TO.
5-45e6, Frank Stromar TW 2O969 Jimmy Kalich FO.
6-0292 Grnnen Bros Music Store 1915 Woodward Avenue
Detroit Mich Smac Hardware Store 18025 Oakland Ave.
Detroit Mich Tel TW 31110 Odmah liza koncerta odrza-
ii &c pesna zabava United Dairy Workers Hail. 1584O
Second Ave. Highland Park Ia Piles &c svirati Cavalier
Tamburitzan Orchestra
Stephane Walter, tajnica "Slavulja'.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10
Predobjava b0.godissnje
Pros|ave odsjeka br. 1

Rankin, Pa. - Hrvatsko
Radnicko Potporno Drustvo
odsjek broj 6 HBZ., proslaviti
&c svoju sesdeset-godisnjic
u nedjelju, 2. maja 1854.
Proslava &c sc odrzati u Hr-
vatskom Domu ma Fourth j
Antisbury Street, Rankin. Is
ia pocjma tocno u 5 sati po-
slije podne banketom, a ma
kon banketa slijedi Piles u Blue
Ball Room.
'Svrha owe objave jest, da
Sc dade znsti odsjecima i o.
stain dlustvima u Rankinu
i okolici, da ne bi ma tai dan
nista pripremali, vec da Sc svi
zajednicki radjemo recenog
dana da ia dostoian nacin
proslavimo ovu znacajnu 60
disnjicu naseg starog odsje-
ka, koji je bio kamen teme-
ljac nase ponosne Hrvatske
Brstske Zajednice.
0 samom prngramu eve
proslave biti &c wise pisano
naknadno u "Zajednicaru''.
,-..-..-- Odbor.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10
Natjeeaj "a pazikutu

Gary, Indiana. - Odsjek
"Hrvatski Sinovi" br. ITO H.
B. z. ovime raspisuje natjecaj
"a pazikucu u nasem drustve-
nom domu. Duznost pazikuce
jest drzati prostorije naseg
donna uredne, tie voditi trgo-
vinu u istom. Ovime sc pruza
lijepa prilika "a dobru cara
du covjeku zeni koji bi bill
voljni preuzeti tai posao pre-
ko sebe.
Pazikuca ina biti nastanjen
u nasem domu, gdje ina lije-
pc uredjeni apartment cd tri
sobe.
Svi natjecaji imaju stici ma
odsjek prize nase drustvene
sjednice u mjesecu ozujku iii
traynju, tako da sc natjeca-
telje moze informirati pod
kojim uslovima &c obavljati
posao u domu.
Pravo natjecanja ina svaki
clan odsjeka iznad 21 godinu
starosti. Dakle, tko zeli stalan
posao dobru zaradu neka sc
javi sto prize upravi odsjeka,
"a daljnje uredjenje.
Ivan Bujan, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10
Pieyacki zbor "JeIica"
PoIazi ma aktivni rad

Clarion, Pa. - Mas pie
vacki zbor "Jelica" bio je "a
dugo godina poput kite cvije-
ca medju nasim narodom u
Clairtonu i okolici, koji je sa
svojim mirisom zacnijao ma
Sc drustvene zabave i sve
druge priredbe. Isti Sc je sa-
stojao cd nase ovdje rodjene
omladine, koji su promicali
nasu hrvatsku kulturu kroz
pjesmu glazbu izmedju ma
seq i ostalog americkog ma
roda. Ali uslijed stanovitih
prilika zbor nije bio aktivan
u zadnjih par godina, a u
zadnje vrijeme nije imao niti
svojih pokusa.
Pa iako je zbor bio u tako-
vom stanju, on Sc nikada nj
je sluzbeno raspustio, vec je
odbor postojao imao je svo-
.je sastanke zakljucke. Pre-
ma tome odbor je ma svom
nedavnom sastanku zaklju-
clio, da trebamo otpoceti sa
aktivnostima naseg zbora,
koje SUI vrlo potrebne drus-
tvenom zivotu naseg naroda
u ovom mjestu i okolici.
Maine, odbor je dobio mia
du vrlo sposobnu osobu. ko-
ia ce poducavati mas zbor je-
dan put tjedno. Mas prvi po-
kus &c poceti u sriiedu, 10.
marca 1854, u 8:15 ma We
GER, u Hrvatskom Domu ma
Maple Avenue, a zatim sva-
ku srijedu ma vecer u isto
vriieme i u istoj dvorani.
Prema tome molimo sve
nase bivse pjevace, kao i o.
stalu nasu omladinu, muske
ii zenske IL ovog mjesta i o.
kolice, da Sc prikljuce k ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10
DuQUESNE TAkABURITzANS D0LAzE j CHICAGO

Vrlo vazna objava Chicago okolicu: Nasi mladi
tamburask umjetnc il Duquesne Sveucista Ptsburghu,
pod vodstvom Watera Kolara odrza &c svoj koncert
American Hail. 1440 West 18th Street. nedelju 25 apra
godne, tocno sata posije podne
Umoljavaju nasa drustva da priredjivaju i
kakve zabave dan 25 apra, da priatelji nase tam
burice posjete oval koncert sto vecem broju.
Mozemo ponost nasim mladim umjetnicima koji
neprestano rade da Sire nasu gazbu kuuru kroz Ame
rku Dode svi da nauzjee ljepe pjesme dobre gaz-
be- posle koncerta sed pies zabava kou &c svrat
Duquesne Tamburtzans. Ia odbor - Marie Culiak
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mo ponositi ovom nasom
umjetnicom i opernom pjeva-
cicom svjetskog glase, lin
kom Milanov, rodjenom Kunc
u Zagrebu, koja ma swim svo-
Jim koncertima bilo to gdje,
nastupa kao Zagrebeanka !
Hrvatica, bez obzira ma po-
liticke prilike u Jugoslaviji.
Kao takova ona sc ne srami
svoga jezika i svoga roda,
pax s tim wise zasluzuje pri-
znanje i postovanje cd svega
nasega naroda.
Medjutim vazno je napo-
menuti to, da su dopisnici
najvecih cetiriju americkih
dnevnika odmah drugi dan
koncerta dali svoje komena-
re O istome. Ovo nisu jedno-
stavni dopisnici bilo o cemu,
nego oni koji kriticki posma-
traju nastupe pojedinih iii
grupskih umjetnika ma ovak-
vim prigodama. Oni lako pri-
mjete bilo kakvu pogrijesku
iii manjkavost, ako sc to od-
nosi ma umjetnike stranog
porijekla i donesu je u svo-
jim novinama. Ali ipak svi o.
vi dopisnici nisu mogli mimo-
ici, da sc neki wise a neki
mamie, vrlo povoljno izraze O
velikim vrlinama sposobno-
stima nase hrvatske umjet.
nice, Zinke Milanov.
| Prisutnik ma koncertu.
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ziku kao: "ceznja" cd Bozi->
dara Kunc i "Pastirica" cd
Josip Pavcica.
Sve pjesme popracene su
sa oduljim aplauzom brojne
publike u znak odobravanja
nasoj Hrvatici svjetskog
glasa opernoj pjevaeici zinki
Milanov.
Ma glasoviru odsvirao je
njezin brat Bozidar Kunc, kao
solista, cetiri tocke, medju
kojima je bilo i "Kolo" (Cro-
atian National Dance) Cd
Bozidara Kunca.
Nastup Bozidara pozdravi-
la je publika takodjer bur-
MIN pljeskom u znak odobra-
vanja umjetniku ma glaso-
viru.
Ma koncertu toga dana pri-
mjetili smo lijepi broj naseg
svijeta ljubitelja pjesme i u
mjetnosti, ne samo IL Chi
caga i okolice, vec i drugih
gradova osobito il Gary, Ind.
Djecji Dom HBZ. IL Des
PLANES, Illinois, bio je tako
reel zastupan korporativno
po suprugi upravitelja brata
Nick D. Sarica sa desetero
djece i to dobrotom brata
Geo. Marchana, koji i'm je
nabavio poklonio ulaznice,
tako Sc i djeca Djecjeg Do
ma upoznadu sa vrlinama ma
Sc hrvatske umjetnice.
Zaista mi Sc Hrvati moze-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10
vazan poziv swim nasin,
0dsiecima U So. CHICAGO

So. Chicago, Ill. - Ovime
Sc pozivaju svi odsjeci il
South Chicago, koji SUI dobili
poziv da izaberu svoje pred
stavnike i posalju iii ma sled
nicu, koja &c Sc odrzavati u
nedjelju %. marca 1854, u
2 sata poslije podne u Dvorani
ma 9618 Commercial Avenue.
Ma sjednici &c Sc rasprav-
ljat; 0 proslavi 60-godisn.iice
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
tako da po prvi puta odsjeci
South Chicago zajednicki pro-
slave tai dan. Pa cato jos jed