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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

Jeronima" u 1880 prize po.
dine; u pravoslavnoj crkvi
Ravanici u 1915 prize podne
Mise su sluzili: u prijasnjoi
Rev. Victor B. Stefanac; L
potonjoj Rev. Miodrag M
Mijatovic. Owe sluzbe SUI O.
drzane "a pokoj dusa clan
stva, koje je preminulo u De-
troitskim odsjecima otkako l.
sti postoje u Detroitu i ME
govoj posrednoj okolici.
Nesto liza jedan sat poslije
podne otpoceo je banket u
velikoj novoj dvorani Anne
ricko-Srpskog Memorial do
ma ma 19940 Van Dyke ulici.
Banketom upravljase slijede-
ca braca: John F. Bobinac,
stoloravnatelj, Fabian Ba-
bich, njegov pom zoe mix
Charles Yaksich, generalni u
pravitelj. Banket je otpoceo
sa americkom i hrvatskom
| himnom, koje je izvanredno
lijepo otpjevala nasa clanica,
mlada sestra Mary 10 Cru
bac, uz pratnju popularnog
tamburaskog zbora "Cava-
liers". Nakon toga, u spo-
razumu sa Rev. Stefancem,
zupnik Oskar suster je ocitao
molitvu zatim je otpocet
banket.
Ia vrijeme banketa bilo je
mnogo govornika, ali njihovi
SUI govori bill dosta kratki.
Predsjednici nasih odsjeka,
koji SUI bill istovremeno i po-
casni predsjednici proslave,
otpoceli SUI po brojevima od-
sjeka, imeno: Stjepan Lipak,
predsj. odsjeka 351; Charles
Yaksich, predsj. odsjeka 518;
Janko Grguras, predsjednik
odsj. 519; Slavko Barkovic.
predsj. odsjeka CAB; Fabian
Babich, predsj. odsj. (ESL)
III; i Franjo Gregoric, pod.
predsjednik odsjeka 920. Svi
oni SUI srdacno cestitali svo-
joj organizaciji njezin rodjen.
dan i zazelili joj svako dobro
srecu i napredak u buduc.
nosti. Izuzetak je ucinio tex
brat Slavko Barkovic, koji je
uz svoje dobre zelje procitac
jedan mali stavak il opceg
sjecanja ma nasu IBz IL pc.
ra' glavnog tajnika Hrvatske
Seljacke Stranke dra. Jure
Knjevica.
Mas COST govornik, brat
Thomas R. Balaban, ma zelju
CPO, odgodio je svoj glavni
govor "a vecernji program
Ali i njegov kratak govor "a
vrijeme banketa bio je pom
no saslusan i pozdravljen.
CPO Sc je starao, kao i I
proslosti, da ma nasoj pro.
slavi ucestvuje guvernor ma.
Sc drzave Michigan, gosp. G.
Mennen Williams, kao grad.
ski nacelnik gosp. Albert C
Cobo, j koji gradski vijecnik
Moramo konstatovati cinje'
nicu, da odbor nije imao tt
srecu, jer su tex nazad pal
nedjelja bill obavljeni izbori
poslije kojih americki drzav.
nici tradicionalno odlaze ns
odmor. Dabome, ovdje treba
reci koju detaljniju rijec l
vezi S time, da ne bi bilo ka.
kovih krivih dojmova po,
grjesnih tumacenja.
| Drzava Michigan je tradi,
cionalno republikanska drza.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22
Detroitski odsjeci dostojno pros|avise
Sesdeset-godisnjicu svoje organizaciie

Centralni Prosvjetni Odbor Odsjeka HB.Z Detroitu
moze punm pravom saknuti cnjenicu da prosavo CO.
godsncu svoe Rrvase Bratske zaednce veicanstven
pristoan dosoan nacn Pozvu odbora odazvase baca
sestre kao nikada proslosti.
Nasa je prosava otpocea, kao po drugim vecim ma
selma, sluzbama Bozjm crkvama katolickoj "Sv.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

va. U upravi kroz prosla od-
nosno pretprosla tri izbora
imali smo usamljenog demo-
kratu governera G. Mennen
Williams-a; i u zakonodav-
MIN tijelima republikanci SUI
bill u vecini, kao sto su da-
mas, ali ne takovoj, koja bi
mogla usvojiti makar kakov
zakon bez pristanka COVER
nora. Medjutim u proslim IL
borima presla je sva admin
strativna vlast u ruke Demo-
kratima, medju kojima Sc
nalazi i hrvatski zet odnos-
no zet nasih dobro poznatih
druStvenih radnika brata
sestre Slavka i Katarine Pa
yor, a to je imenom James
M. Hare, drzavni sekretar.
Gosp. Hare bi bezdvojbeno
bio S mama da nije morao BIZ
ii odsutan IL drzave, ne od-
mora raG, yec radi yaznih
poslova. ~ -.
Da mas riladi governor nj
je niposto zaboravio ovu ma
su rijetku proslavu, najbolji
je dokaz sto :je bio u stalnom
kontaktu sa CPO. Mi imamo
njegovo opsirno pismo kao i
brzojav, koje nam je on po-
slao. U svome brzojavu po-
ruca nam slijedece:
"Zaista srdacno bi zelio BIZ
tt S Wanna ma Vasoj proslavi
6O-godisnjice. Molim Vas IL
rueite mole osobne zelje. svi-
ma prisutnima recite i'm da
i'm svima zelim dobru i ugod-
nu zabavu. ,,.-s .s~
G. Mennen Williams,
Governor drzave
Michigan.
Cd Lieutenant Govenora,
g. Philip A. Hart-a dobio je
Centralni Prosvjetni Cd b o r
slijedece pismo, koje je do
slo odboru preko tajnice od-
sjeka ''Zora" br. 351, sestre
Roselle Sertich, u kojem Sc,
medju ostalim, nalazi ovo:
"Nasoj sedan godisnjoj
kcerki Ann, koja je p6stra-
dala uslijed polio" ma s. au-
gusta t. g., dozvoljise da do
die koncem tjedna IL bolnice
kuci. Da nije zbog ovog per-
sonalnog razloga, NV jer r e n.
budite da bi ia wise nego ra-
do bio s Wanna u nedjelju. ia
duboko cijenim sto ste Sc sic
till meme ovom prigodon.
'Srdacno Vas pozdravlja
Vas, Philip A. Hart"
U prkos ovdje spomenutih
poteskoca, mi smo ipak ina
Ii zastupnika IL buduce uprav.
ljajuce obitelji drzave Michi.
gan u osobi Victora Targon-
| ski-a, dEavni racunovodja
Gosp. Targonski je "nase 81.
re gore list, porijetlom Po-
ljak. U svome govoru on je
rekao, medju ostalim, kako
je cd velike vaznosti da rodi.
telji uce svoju djecu svo.
''materinski jezik", jer je tc
"vazan dio djecje naobrazbe
prema tome kulture".
Osim g. Targonski-a bio je
s mama / drzavni senator G.
Ryan, koji je pozdravio pri.
sutne goste i zazelio naso.
organizaciji dug j sretan Ii.
vot i napredak.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

nosti drustveni predsjednik,
brat Nikola Turajlic.
Isto tako imali smo lijepi
broj brace i sestara IL druS-
tava Slovenske Narodne Pot
porne Jednnote. Njihova tri
drustva bila SUI sluzbeno "a
stupana, i to: Odsjek 564,
677 i I'll. U ime odsjeka 564
govorio je brat Thomas F.
Hostnik; u ime odsjeka GIT
brat Henry ]. Bozich, docim
odsjek I'll poslao nam je op-
sirno pismo, koje je bilo pro-
citano, IL kojega biljezimo
tex zakljucne rijeci:
"Bratski vas sviju pozdrav-
! liza sa velikim cestitkama od-
Dor cijelo clanstvo drustva
"Sunce sa Istoka" odsjeka
broj III Slovenske Narodne
Potporne Jednote.
Klicemo: Da nam zivi i ma
preduje Hrv. Bratska Zajed-
MICA sa 105 hiljada clanstva
Da zivi bratsko jedinstvo u
redovima svih bratskih or
ganizacija! ...
Joseph Mavretic, predsj.
Ivan Rimac, tajnik."
Obadva odsjeka Hrvatske
Katolicke Zajednice bila su
sluzbeno zastupana ma. nasoj
proslavi, maine, "Sv. Josip"
odsjek 80 i "Sv. Jeronim''
odsjek 49. U ime prvog 60
vorio je brat Joseph Cerja-
nae, u ime potonjeg sestra
Ann Slavic, predsjednici po-
menutih odsjeka.
U ime hrvatske zupe 60
vorio je Rev. Victor B. Ste
fanac, koji je, usput budi re-
ceno, clan odsjeka 519 HBZ.
On Sc je pozvao ma dan sa-
mog osnutka nase organiza-
cije, ma nase pionire, "a koje
je on imao samo lijepe i po-
hvalne rijeci "a njihovo zna-
menito i zasluzno djelo. Re-
kao je: "Oprostite, ia ne mo-
gu a da ne povezem duhovni
sa tjelesnim zivotom, jer to
je nerazdjeljivo." I zbilja, We
&c istine cd owe nema. On je
sa zanosom govorio o nasoj
velikoj ustanovi kao sin vri-
jednih roditelja i kao clan or
ganizacije, a njegov je govor
bio pomno saslusan srdac-
no pozdravljen.
Srpski svecenik Miodrag
M. Mijatovic nije mogao to-
ga dana biti S mama, jer je
bio sprijecen drugim poslovi-
ma, ali poslao je odboru bro
jaw, koji glasi:
| "Prilikom proslave Vase
60-godisnjice Salem Vam &c.
stitke i iskrene zelje da' is.
trajete u buduce u radu "a
dobro, srecu, demokraciju
krscansku slogu nasih ma.
roda. Neka Vam je cd Boga
blagosloveno.
Svecenik M. Mi. i.jatovic.'
U ime Gospojinskog Oh.
tarskog drustva cestitala je
60-godisnjicu dobro poznata
drusttvena radnica, Sc S tr a
Marta Kekic, clanica odsjeka
broj $40. Ona je zazelila svo.
joj organizaciji H.B.Z. svaku
srecu i napredak u njezinom
radu u buducnosti. ~
U Detroitu postoji i wise
pokrajinskih klubova, imeno
"Primorje", "Jadran'', ".Vele'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

cetak Je nJegoVa zlvota
aktivnosti, pocetak je
krscanske ere dolaskom
Isusa i pocetak move vie
re u civilizaciji covjecan-
stva.
Kod Isusa kako nam
povijest kazuje, njegovo
dusevno budjenje dolazi
vec u vrlo mladim godi-
mama II duanaestni 90
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22
Bozic Rodjenje Kristovo

DODJENJE ISUSA KRISTA najveca je
n zgodovina u povijesti ljudstva. Zapravo
povjesno Bozic predstavlja pocetak veselja i
triju vaznih zbivanja. Rodjenje Isusovo po-
Evening star., 1954-12-29
H.iiehIi.ght!s |
Teleyision Today.

=
TOO. WTOP t9l Ramar Of the
Jungle: New time.
7:30. WTTG ts) Million Dollar
Movie: Orson WeIles stars In
Macbeth. =
1880, WMAL tD-Disneyland:
Beaver Valley and films OF
the African Lion and ele-
phant.
$500, WRC t4-I Married Joan:
Efforts by Joan Davis to re-
vive q dormant romance for
two friends prove futile.
$3.50. WMAL tD-Stu Erwin
Show: Newlyweds Merry
A1ders and Martin Miner un-
knowingly start to spend their
honeymoon In the same room
with the star and his wife.
500. WRC "a - Television
Theater:: Parents awaiting the
birth Of their child also are
under threat of deportation In
strangers in Hiding with
Harold Land and Inger
Stevens.
1000. WTOP t9) - Boxing:
Lightweights Billy Smith and
Paul Andrews.
1000. WTTG (5)-Down You
Go: Actress Signe Hasso
makes her first appearance as
one Of the programs PANEL
lists.
1880, WMAL t7)-Wrestling:
From Hollywood.
1880, WRC tN-Big Town: The
death of a harness racer leads
Mark Stevens to reveal q
scandal.
1880, WTTG t5)-Counterpoint:
An insurance investigator
tracking an arsonist finds he
has a twin working for him.
In I'm You"
11:15, WMAL ~ - Seven Star
Theater: An Raj veteran
throws a private school into
a turmoil when he takes COM
mand in "Mr. Perrin and Mr..
Trail" with David Farrar.
11:25, WTOP (9)-Tne Late
Show: Three brothers change
their way Of life, in Three
Desperate Men," with Preston
Foster.
Rodio Today.
7:15, WWDC-Tris Coffin: IN
terviews with two escapes
from Iron Curtain countries.
Sis, WGMS-Concert: Mozart's
Abduction from the Seraglio
Overture"
1900, WTOP-Music TIL Dawn:
Ravel's piano Concerto for
Left Hand"
Evening star., 1954-12-29

the Academy awards. William
Holden will be her guest on the
first show, along with excerpts
from 1.-THE Country Girl" in
which he costars with Bing Cros-
by and Grace Kelly.
John Wayne, Bob Hope, Mar
jorie Main, Martin and Lewis and
Rock Hudson are among those
lined up for early appearances on
Hollywood Today" And "The
Bridges at Toko-Ri" is one of
the films you'll be getting a first
glimpse of on the show soon.
The first fan Query, Miss Gra-
ham reports, is from a woman in
New York who can't rest until
she knows why Jan Sterling had
her nose bobbed. This seems
somewhat Of a personal matter,
since it's Miss Sterling's own
nose, but movie stars are Injured
to this sort of thing. The answer
will be supplied by Miss Sterling
herself.
PROGRAMS AND PEOPLE
Hazel Markell has resigned her
radio post with Mutual and
WWDC to join Ted Granik's
American Forum" as a regular
panel member. In addition to
this Sunday chore over NBC-
WRC-TV, Miss Markell will act
as associate producer in charge
Of radio and Tv for Granik's
Washington Office, which will
give her hand in youth Wants
to Know" as well as Forum.
Poor. old Charles Farrell.
millionaire, may get his chance
TO make q movie comeback this
summer. Hal Roach. jr., thinks
q feature e-length MY Little
Margie" for theater showing
would be q profitable enterprise.
It would have to have Mr.. Far
reH ana Gale Storm as Its CO.
stars.
The Ritz Brothers. according
to a Radio-Television Daily re-
port, will receive $25, 900 for q
10-minute stint on Max Lieb-
mans NBC-TV color spectacular
next Sunday. That price for that
trio ought to be spectacular
enough for anybody. -. The Red
Buttons show (WRC-TV-Fri-
day. 8 p.m.) may do q six-week
disappearing act while the new
writers work out q new formal.
Mickey Shaughnessey could
be televisions next comedy "find.
He'll appear regularly on the
new Bob Crosby nighttime show
for CBS-TV. starting In mid
January. He's q funny man who
has . great knack for shaggy
dog stories.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
On the Air
On the Air
Young's View of History
Somewhat Muddled by TV
By Harry Macarthur

Television has been blamed
for q lot of things by those who
fear it's effect on our young.
Nobody, however, has got to the
heart Of the problem. It isn't
that superman myth we have to
worry about, or all that violence.
It Is the confusion television
breeds in the minds of the young.
They see heroes tracking des-
perados in the old west. They
see modern day adventures.
They invade the jungles. Cap
tain Video takes them out into
the future and outer space on
a rocket ship. Elderly movies
take them to the far past and
lost worlds where the stomp
of the giant lizards still trem-
bles the earth.
They see all Of these things in
the same day and they're going
to give the history professors a
hard time When they get a
little older. To these young
viewers, past, present and fu-
ture become iunbled. It is as
If they were looking at us from
some 1884 AID. vantage point,
with, these far past centuries
compressed into a brief moment.
There isn't one Of these young
viewers who would express more
than mild interest if, on his
way to school, he came upon a
descending flying saucer. from
which a dinosaur a1ighted to be
shot down by the six-guns of
posse on horseback.
Two Of these television-t tainted
at the TV editors house were
happily littering their room yes
terday morning with only a
moderate amount of internecine
warfare. One of them was pre-
siding over modern Army
training center. The other was
running an old frontier town.
Neither was in the least con-
cerned that they were operating
in different time periods.
"Ho!" cried the frontier town
operator at one point. "A raid!"
"What?" asked the Army
training center operator,
"a raid" said the FTO.
"Apaches!"
"Well, don't you worry, man."
said the ATCO. "Our radar will
shoot down those Apache planes"
There's one thing certain. II
that boy grows up to be a pro-
ducer Of movie Westerns, his
old man isn't going to miss a
single one of them.
PREMIERE-Sheilah Graham,
whose daily reports on the
Hollywood life and times appear
on The Stars drama page, is
enthusiastic (via long distance)
about her new Tv project. Titled
Hollywood Today" the Is
minute show will be seen Mon
day. through Friday at 10:45 am.
over NBC-WRC-TV, starting
next Monday. (There is q time
change in the works after the
first week, but there's no point
in inserting confusion now.)
Much of Miss Graham's en-
thusiasm stems from the fact
that she will be getting whole
hearted cooperation from the
major movie studios. Even MGM,
hotbed of Hollywood scorn for
TV, has permitted her to invade
the studio with camera. Her
program will be the first, Miss
Graham says. to be permitted
the regular use Of clips from
newly-made feature films. She
gives credit where credit is due
Evening star., 1954-12-29

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for breaking down the studio
resistance.
They've realized that tele-
vision helps sell their movies"
said Miss Graham. They real
lied it on the Ed Sullivan show
with the Zanuck story and
those other Hollywood shows he's
DONE"
In addition to news Of movie
town affairs and scenes from new
films, Miss Graham will inter-
view stars, answer fan queries
and conduct a contest based on
, 1954-09-13
IN THE DISTRICT COURT F VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. Ro1x AT cHRIsTIANsTED
In the Matter of the Estate Of
FREE MOORHEAD. deceased Probate No. 1854
NOTICE no CREDITORS

LEROY A.STRIDIRON, having been appointed Admins
TRAITOR of the above entitled estate, does hereby give notice to
all creditors and alAother persons having claims against the
said estate to present such claims with proper vouchers
within six 60 months from the date hereof Persons indebted
to the said estate are likewise requested to make payment
within the said time to the Executor or his attorney.
Dated: Augusts "a, 1884.
Almeric L. Christian Leroy "A. Stridiron
Attorney Administrator
, 1954-09-13
GOVERNMENT Of THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DEPARTMENT OF a
Income Tax Division
NOTICE TO ALL PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF THE;
VIRGIN ISLANDS

Section % (a) Of the 1854 Virgin Islands Organic Act
provides IN substa1nce-th that ait persons whose permanent
residence in the the Virgin Islands sshall satisfy their
income tax obligations under applicable taxing statutes OF
the United States by paying their tax on income derived
from all sources, both within and outside the Virgin Islands,
into the Treasury Of the Virgin Islands.
In effect, this means that for the Calendar Year 1854,
and succeeding years, all individuals whose permanent resi-
1dence is in the in Virgin Islands must report all income from
all sources on income tax returns to be filed with the Gov
eminent Of the Virgin Islands. A taxpayer has no option IN
this matter.
The Regulations require that taxpayers file q Declara-
Ition of Estimated. Tax for 1854 if Cd wages from which IN
come Tax is withheld exceeds $450000 plus $4,000 for each
dependent or ~ gross income not subject to withholding is
Expected to exceed $1OO0O-proyidd total income from all
sources is, expected to exceed $4,000 for the year. Residents,
in this category (who find that by reason Of the Revised
Organic Act their liability for income tax is to the Virgin
lIslands) must file a Declaration Of Estimated Tax with this
office no later than September Is, 1854. The estimated tax
be paid in equal installnaents on the remaining payments
fdates-September Is, 1854 and January Is, 1855.
Blank forms (1O40-ES), on which the Declaration of Is
timated Tax should be prepared, are available aid may be
obtained from the Income Tax Office.
Evening star., 1954-05-17

Ben Hartig and Joe LaSalle.
two good amateur golfers who
never had won anything bigger
than the Federal golf title on
their own (La Sale in 1882
showed that teamwork can do in
the sixth annual Belle Haven
four-ball invitation tournament
yesterday.
Hartig, club champion at
Manor, and LaSalle. a former
Bethesda golfer who recently
Joined Belle Haven. had a best
ball of 81 in the qualifying round
and then won four straight
matches with see-saw golf, beat
ing Claude Wild and Gil Willett.
4 and 2, in the final.
Although this was the sixth
tournament, Hartig and LaSalle
are only the third team to win
the title. Col. Jimmy Wilson and
Jim Gardner won the first two
and Bobby Brownell and Ralph
Bogart the next three,
The winners were only two un-
der par in the final round as
Wild and Willett. who had been
through a much tougher half OF
the draw. offered little resistance
In succession Wild and Willett
had beaten Jack Kurtz andWyn-
sol Spencer, the Virginia anna
teur champion; Brownen and
Bogart. and then Gen. Ben
Schrieyer and Jess Sweetser. the
latter team by 2 and ! in the
semifinals.
Hartig and LaSalle advanced
Evening star., 1954-05-17
Teamwork Snaps Title Famine
For Belle Haven 4-BuN Victors

to the final with a 5 and 4 semi
final victory over Pat MARITIME
and Arnold Prada of Argyle.
They had beaten another Argyle
team, Steve Comings and Bill
Summers. plus Mike Jankowski
and Bob Chandler in earlier
rounds.
Hartig made his biggest pre-
vious bid for a sectional title
when he reached the sernifinals
of the Middle Atlantic Amateur
last year at Charlottesville.
One of the oddities of the day
was that Hartig and LaSalle
both we're members Of Bethesda
Country Club and stars on the
Bethesda team that in previous
years couldn't go past the Sec
ond round of the Maryland team
championship. Yesterday Be-
thesda won the State team title
without them, and Hartig and
LaSalle won their first big tour
nament as members of other
clubs.
John Gonella of Prince
Georges and George Bigham of
Fort Belvoir won the. second
fight over T. M. Bott and r. I.
Barrett of Hampton, Va, z and
S: Hank Robson and Ernie Gar
lem. former flnalists, the third
over Danny Fults and Don Sulli-
van, 2.and /; and Joel Daniels
and Eddie Frank of the host club
the fourth over Edwin Rappold
and C. Bloxom.
Evening star., 1954-05-17
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Evening star., 1954-05-17
Patrick Mcdonald,
Former Olympic
Champ, Dies at IS
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK. May 17.-Patrick
Joseph Mcdonald, retired New
York City police captain and for
mer Olympic shotput and weight
throwing champion, died yester-
day after an illness of several
months. He was IS.
Mcdonald, a giant of a man
who weighed 800 pounds, stood
6-foot-21a, and measured 3 feet
across the shoulders, won the
Olympic shot-put title in 1912 at
Stockholm and the 56-pound
weight throw in 1920 at Antwerp.
His distance in the shotput was
SO feet 4 inches and in the
weight throw SO feet 1112 inches.
He also held almost two dozen
national titles in the weight
events. He retired from the
police department in 1916 after
Al years of duty.
Evening star., 1954-05-17
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delphia Sunday curfew. Solly
Hemus' pinch triple helped the
Cards beat Jim Konstanty in the
opener, 7-3. The Phils led, 6-3
when the second was suspended
after six innings. It will be COM
pleted today. Rookie Paul Pen
son, starting his first major
league game, held the Cards tC
four hits in the suspended game
Brooklyn edged within six
points of the leading Phillies by
dividing two with Cincinnati
Gil Hodges homer with the
bases loaded off Herm Wehmeie1
gave Preacher Roe his first VIC
tory, AZ. but Bud Podbielan beat
Russ Meyer, To, in the second.
Johnny Antonelli faced his old
Milwaukee mates for the first
time since he was traded in the
Bobby Thomson deal and
whipped the Braves, 90, as the
Giants bounced back from an
opening-game 80 defeat in 10
innings.
Joe Adcock drove home all
Milwaukee runs in the opener,
winning the game with single
following Ed Mathews triple off
Marv Grissom in the 10th. Willie
Mays knocked in four with a
homer and double to back up
Antonelll. Roy Smalley hit a
homer on his first trip to the
plate this season, and Andy Paf-
ko also nomered for Milwaukee.
Joe Garagiola led a 17-hit
attack on Pittsburgh with a per-
feet 5-for-5 as the Cubs won
the first game, 1873. Then Jake
Thies clamped down on the
Cubs with a four-hitter to earn
a 81 decision for the Pirates.
Evening star., 1954-05-17
Members Golf Ace
Is Lesson to Pro

H. S. Farrell showed Pro Cla-
gett Stevens of Manor the cor
rect way to hit a three-iron shot
yesterday when he knocked one
into the cup on the eighth hole
at Manor for a hole-in-one.
Stevens, H. E. Deel and Jack
Glidewell were in the foursome.
Farrell made his first ace 16
years ago on the 11th hole at
Manor.