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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16
|Santee Says
|HenRun4-
Minute Mile
By ROBERT VocEs

EAST LANSING, Mich. R-wes
Santee, the sef-confident Kansas
cowboy, has eoralled the second
fastest competitive indoor mile in
history, but be stin isn't satisfied.
He loped around the eight-lap
Michigan State College dirt track
in 4:s4.s last night as the feature
| of a triangular meet among Kan
sas, Illinois and Michigan State.
The cocky Kansan said after.
wards he's sure he can 60 q faster
mile on a board track. He ex-
Ipressed confidence that some day
he will crack the four-minute bar
rier.
His time will stand as the world
indoor record for a dirt track. Only
Glenn Cunningham's sensational
4:04.4 Of 1S3S-on a board track
exceeds Santee's performance in
indoor competition.
So now there are three separate
indoor mile records:
/. Cunningham, 4:04.4 6ia.lap
board track.
2. Santee, 4:Os.s, eight-lap dirt
track.
8. Gil Dodds, 1858, 11-lap board
track.
Dodds set his record at Madison
Square Garden in 1S4S. Cunning.
ham set his at Dartmouth College
in a handicap race. Both were on
board tracks, but the number OF
laps varied.
Differences in the conditions OF
all three are relevant.
I'VE have to list them separately
because some places don't hav,
board tracks and others don't have
ldirt tracks" explained Dan Ferris,
secretary-treasurer of the National
Amateur Athletic Union, in New
York.
1--WE couldn't have one standard
with the two kinds of tracks"
Santee's brilliant Performance.
lStole the show from Illinois, thu
inject winner with seven of tn.
dozen first places and 4Sls points
Michigan State was second witt
AZ points and Kansas third wit
: 39la.
3 Il didn't feel just right" Sante,
} apolOgized after his spectacular
: race. "a couple of little thing
bothered me. But when everything
fits together just right, I think
2 can get down to that four.minut
: mile" -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16

Kenya Colony
Viberation
EITHTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade 4
Fame-N-Fortune
Bramble
Bugs Lass
Canunculus
Ramadan
Sophino
Ingrid
Matthew Hill
NINTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade
Modest Blond
Carlita
EmberS
Rocket Jet
Rural Cousin
Noir
Vaults
Pretty Blossom
TENTH RACE - 80 mile
Grade S
Perfida
Tackler
Lady Sandy
Red Secret
Capricorn
Lucky Package
Madeline's Choice
Dancing Jill
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16

and I'VE see nothing outlandish in
them
"The owners have had ample
time to study the proposals and
we are exceedingly hopeful this
meeting will be the most product
i've one yet. Mr.. Galbreath and
Mr.. Greenberg are reasonable
men and I'm confident we'l reach
a meeting Of the minds with
them," he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16
BY Ed coRRlcAN

NEW YORK R-The long wran-
gle over the major league pension
plan continued today when five
men walked into a conference In
the hope of settling the differences
that have caused animosity be.
tween the players and the club
owners.
Allie Reynolds, ace pitcher of
the New York Yankees, and Ralph
Kiner, home run hitter of the Chi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16
PLAYERS And Owners Huddle On
Baseball Pension Plan Monday

cago Cubs, American and National
League player representatives, re-
spectively, along with J. Norman
Lewis, their lawyer, huddled with
Cleveland General Manager Hank
Greenberg and Pittsburgh owner
John Galbreath, the owners CON-
mittee.
The main point which all parties
concerned would be sttled was just
what percentage of the World Sc
ries television and radio money
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16
Key West Kennel Club Results
FIRST RACE

FIRST RACE
Wnner0veeas Kennels Brnde JAM
so
CONNIE ouiniea ssl o
BAKER BOY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16
TONICHTS
ENTRIES

FIRST RACE - SIS mile
Grade 5
Miss Guy
Fabulous Flight
Migrator
Little Darling
Silver Bar
Sweetie Michigan
Moving Please
Princess Flax
SECOND RACE - Sis mile
Grade 8
Sooner Shindig
Betty Jan
Blue
Super Tate
Summer Special
Crestliner
Dear Lad
Molly Gun
THIRD RACE - SIS mile
Grade "A
o. J. s Ramp Rooster
r. o. S Hesitation
Jacqueline c.
Fla. Turnpike
JiA's Lady
Tropical
Maple Syrup
Misty Magee
FOURTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade 4
Pakistan
Viking Love
Ginger Hill
Black Bomb
LIZ Crosse
Westrock
Ports Boy
Bob Stack
FIFTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade 4
AHEAD
G. o. D.
Yellow Sadly
Slick Miss
Sod Buster
Initial
July Fourth
Silent Profit
SIXTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade J
Salter Path
Peck's Pearl
Lustre Gal
Clowner
/ Prem
Reconditioned
Riviera
! Trail Line
SEVENTH RACE - sis mile
Grade J
/ Hartagon
1 Summer Gal
Wsnda's Choice
10 Go
i Spring Bunny
Painted Pete
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16

MnnerOereas Kennels Brnde b. JAM 1851 Rural Sreak-Mnda
BAKER BOY $50
SECOND RACE
NY BITSY 0'HA OA so Apf $3.50 81 S S0Hens~ay MISS
SUPERS MEMORY 400 $50 ouniela (27) 1s4o
Daily DOuble-Mi Jane Mac and My Bhsy paid
THIRD RACE
X9nsrnEd sOuas Fawn D. APRIL 1852 Dusty ROadIby Lass
FIASHY PEARL $40 ~"A'e~ 70" '00
Winner Mrs O. Ferrens Black D.
sAzoss rH AockEF TO-" SO SO 0ane' (a' ''S0
WI1neTWal Owens Black October 1851 BackMy
TACK OUT $40 S~A"eA "0 1'"'
WnnerMrs O. Ferres Dark Blue b. April
11nn,A sesa KADx T., $40 $50 500
GENE HUFF ~
WnnsrRSyal O. seymous Red Brnd D. Aug 1851 GunMake Up Gal
snow TWINKLE ''' a i aso ouuiela tso $3.50
JUST SABLE
EIGHTH RACE
winneTF B. Stuff Red Bnde d. June 1852 Kansan-Flamngo
ROBERT T Y. 500 ~ --"
wnnewalter Ovens Bne d. Aug 1851 Mount Mahon Imp
nIbIsg.pG CRAFT $3.50 12S 600
SHORT ~
winneDOu May. COmber-Rural
Eag4 HGB1 n SO SO s seo oune,, an a
STYLISH BLOND $50 " INV
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16

Phil Rizzuto, shortstop for the
New York Yankees, broke into
professional baseball with Bassett,
Va, Of the Bi-State league in 1887,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16

During the 1854 racing season at
Gulfstream Park there will be Is
stake races. A total of $337 500 in
added money will be distributed.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12
Italian Journal
Prints Article By
Local Professor

All article written by Dr. r C
S.monini. Jr. head Of the Enc
lish Department a LongWood Col
iege. appears in the current mum
Der Of II G.ordale dell Univer-
sta the official journal Of the
universities Of italy.
The article written Ill Italian
reviews the status on humanistic
scholarship in tie United States
III an attempt 10 correct tile prey
alent Italian mlSconcepJlon that
private colleges and universities
in this country are academjcally
superior to state-Suppolted inSti-
tutions.
Or Simoniui who spent last
year III Italy on leaye-of-absence
pointed out IN the article that eco
monte factors have weighed hcavi-
ly against private institutions to-
day III thier attempt to compete
with state colleges and universities
IN physical resources
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12

~ -
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y par Oh tIle WeeN aV1endlAe Ihe
f,NecutlYe committee ineetlt1s o
w ~, Nallollal Goafo q oh!'eo
N'i0i ~ "'liisl' Il. FlVINoul =.
Mrs HAIRY W. B : ! d Y T. Of
: aIllV'-ie' WaS hlaIfoh q aohof
y we "euolils 81 lleI 9Isgei VIZ
! MISS btIty Aou 9p'li, y
ni"C x! C on 70 f'iNiIalo ~ AH0ii,
" =, nI'i , y ii'C Ga 1ooN P+'t7
~ i'1"' 9'0i'e d T. + 90 p ~ "a =
u u'y
Mrs Tucker Deagp, Of Heath
Servings S G is visiting her bro
Their and sjster-jn-law Mr. and
Mrs r J. McIlwaine
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12
Antique Show, Sale
Set Early Nov ember
In Capitol City

Fan at ractions~oC Virginia and
is capitol CITY viii be augmented
again this year by the Virginia
Antiques Far. to De STAGED Nov
ember 2-5 IN Richmond's Mosque
ballroom
The Virginia Antiques Dealers
Association and the Virginia
State Chamber Of Commerce.
promp ed BY dealers, buyers and
public re Spouse TO thf two pre-
y.ous fairs nave Joined once more
in CO. sponsoring the enent
Nearly so top dealers represent
TING Eastern states from New
England to Alabama VIII display
their finest collections IN fair
booths In those booths viii be
the aceme in antiques.
ANON the items shown viii be
iewelry, furniture, coins, glass
china, dolls, silver Prints, books
and firearms. And every item will
3e for sale. the sponsors assure
antique lovers
Both w. M Addison, Richmond
antique dealers and chairman Of
The fair committee. and Richard
ellis. Jr.. director Of public re-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12
WSCS To Begin
Mission Studies

The Womans Society of Chris
tian Service of the Farmyile
Methodist Church will have its
FIRST two session of the Home Mis-
slons Study Glass on "Wednesday
and Thursday. October l3 and IA,
beginning at 745 p m in the
Fellowship Room Of the church
The Rev Charles @. Kidd win
teach the class, his topic beng
Many and God IN the city BY
Kenneth Miller All members are
urged to attend
Mrs c w Harris. secretary Of
Missionary Education. Will an
nounce The other classes at a later
date.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12
College Hill Club
Features Poetry
At Next Meeting

The College Hill Club at
Hampden-Sydney will hold its
first meeting of the year on
Thursday. Oct. IA, at p. m. in
the home of Mrs. Edgar G Gam
mon.
Miss Elizabeth Eggleston will
have charge OF the program on
Poetry
Mrs. J w Whitfield a presi-
dent Of the club this year, and
the other officers are Mrs. Paul
l.. Grier. vice president. and Mrs.
w. B Rodgers. secetary- treas
urer.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12

Revival services viii beein next
Sunday evening. oct 10. and con-
tinue through Sunday morning
October IT. at Mchculu Metho-
dist Church Services Will begin
each evening at 1870 p m. and
the CLOSING services viii be- sun
day morning AT II m
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12

Mrs George Cabaniss. Of Bed
ford is visiting her son ana
daughter law, Nh and Mrs
Garland Cabaniss. Other CUES. Is
IN the same home were MIR and
Mrs Earl Andrews and children,
Of Petersburg who returned hame
Monday night after spending
few days here
Those from Farmville vho Az
tended the Loye-Owen wedding il
Green bay on Saturday were
Yrs w a watson. Jr Mrs G.
w. Harris. Miss Kate O'Brien
Mrs Louis Dahl. Miss Alma Por-
ter. Miss Lillian Mlnkle. and Fl
NJ Whitlock
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12
Institute 10 Be
Held Friday For
Church Women

An institute for United Church
Women of the South Central
area. including Blackstone Dan
vile, Lynchburg and Charlottes-
vile area, Will be held Friday Oct.
Is, from 10 a. m. to 3 ,. m. at the
Presbyterian Church in Char
lottesville.
Mrs. w F Bergman of Black
stone, will preside over the day
long meeting, which will include
a panel discussion by State Off
GERS on the what. where. why. and
how of United Church Women. In
addition there Will be Echoes
from Evanston" a report from
the World Council Of Churches.
and several other interesting fea-
lures
All Christian women are invited
TO attend
Mrs Claude Milan and baby
son returned Sunday to Hamp-
den-Sydney from the S0uthside
Community Hospital Her mother.
Mrs. Larry Hoover, of Harrison
burg, is staying with her.
Robert T. Jerome returned
from Chicago to join his wife
first the week end IN the home Of
her parents. MI and Mrs. P. L.
Atkinson The Jeromes returned
Sunday to their home in Baln-
more after Mrs Jerome had
spent a month visiting her par
ents on the Hill.
Miss Ruth Gleaves. Dean of
Women at ongWood College
and Miss Nancy Chambers. as
sistant Dean attended a meeting
Of the Regional Association OF
Dean OF Women on Saturday at
Hollins College
Mrs. ] S Stubs. Jl-., and chill
dfen spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs William II.
Parrish. in Richmond. while Mr..
Stubs visited his home III Earl
hurst, Va
Expected guests the latter part
Of this week to spend several
days with MI and Mrs. Claude
H Prttchard Jr. are Mr.. Prich-
ards father. Dr., c. H Pritchard.
OF Atlanta. Ga Dr. Pritchard
VIII speak at the Sunday services
Of the Farmville Presbyterian
Church and to the Women of the
Church Monday night. Monday
morning he will address Hamp-
den-Sydney students
The Rev. } A. Vache pastot
Of Johns Memorial Episcopat
Church. viii attend the regular
Fall Clergy Conference in Nor
folk on Wednesday through Fri
day at the new Diocesan Con-
terence center, Talbot Hall
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12
Segregation
Continued rom PAGE u

V'7'1'CU ~ V7'' t9C =
as nonprofit association to pro-
mote maintenance Of segregation
IN public schools.
The name proposed was De
tenders Of State Soyereientv ana
Individual Liberties" purely a
Virginia organization WIN ito AL
filiation with any other group TX
said.
Evening star., 1954-12-20

COLORED-MINN. AVE. Me-
rms, kit. and bath. Reduced to
S57 so plus utils. CO. 5-2s33, IA.
COIORED-e515-45 18th ST. Sc
New 2-bedrm. apis. for discriminat-
ing people who want better place
to live. Cross 11th st. Bridge to
11th Princinct Police Station, left
on Morris road past new school to
18th St. right to apis. GEORGE Y.
COLORED-TWO RMS. AND BATH.
$62 per mo-, incl. utils.; near Que
and N. Capitol sts. NV. ST. 3-3657.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
THE LIVINGSTON

New large modern 1-bedroom corner
apt; sunny. fully air conditioned,
washing facilities. sundeck, master
TV antenna. secretarial service, con-
venient to shopping. Rental, $50
month includes all utilities. Resident
mgr. on premises, 5437 CONN. AVE.
WO. $4,000.
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APIS UNFURNIsHED-D G. APIS UNFURN-MD. Cont

and 2 bedrns,, liv.
porch; near schools and shopping
center; S65-Ss0 mo. Po. 2-S0o3,
GRovE-cony. NH,
Navy Medical. 3 bedrms., lge. liv
rn.. firepl.. screened porch; mr.,
school and shopping. Lo. 4-oSl3.
HILLS AT D. c. LINE and
3 bedrooms: $50 and 500, includ-
ing ell utilities; near school. shops,
APIS. AVAILABLE AT coBuR TER,
500 Defense hwy, Bladenshurg.
Md. Next schools and shopping CEN
ter; bus stop at door. WA. 1878
COLMAR MANOR--Two bedrms., liv.
5$ t1s as; 'Hs incl bath sSis sHs sss sSsh ssS
ONE BEDRM., liv. rm.. kit. and bath;
$59.40 mo. Avail. Jan. 3. 4619
Lewis ave: Sc. 10. S-7S44. -22
SPRING, mr.. Ga: and Coles
ssdT@;' c. Iiy. mi: T% dinstts kit hath
ewes, LO. 5-4S00. IA
rAKOMA PARK bedrms.. liv. rm.,
f1repl, dinette. kit. and bath; COM
r. 400 A. HUMPHREYS Realtors. MA.
BRENTWOOD. 1904 Webster st.-s
rms, pvt. BATH; util. incl: pvt.
home, l blk. to bus. UN. 4-?d39.
TAKOMA PARK-1-bedrm. apt; pvt
entr., on express busline; $55 incl.
utils,: adults. JU. 5-219S. --2i
Md and 2 bedrooms
liv room. din. space. kit, bath and
UEL E. BoGLEY. INC, Oh. 4-l27O.
TAKOMA PARK rms: utils.
yard; fireplace; quiet, cool: ADULTS
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-3 rms. kit.
bath, pvt entr.: nr. D. c. line.
S62.50. RA. 6-6242. -2l
LARGE haSqdam. aAsDSN sPI 70 APIS anS and un
One block to shopping center,
schools; newly redec., fast. direct
transp.. downtown D. c.; 53rd pl.
and Defense hwy. Bladensburg, Nd.
Res Mgr, WA. 7-3721.
Meurilee Arms Apis.
Evening star., 1954-12-20

APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
For a Merry Xmas and a Happy New
Year. I'll show YOU excel selections
all parts D. c. For free rental serv-
ice, call MAND1L. ME. S-6414 twk'
days. --c3
Evening star., 1954-12-20

IN Colonial Aiexandris.
Two spacious rooms. modern kitchen
and. bath. hot-wster heat, formal
garden. compl. privacy. KI. 9-1s03
ARL., Rossiyn--Lovely, 1 bedrm-. $74.
Avail Decorated. New Stove. At
bus. IA. 5-7s7o. 1900 N. Oak st.
90
e-BEDRM. APT. nov available at
Presidential Gardens. Compare room
sizes, ccnveniences, shopping and
neighborhood, and you'll see that
this is the best value in the area,
at SiI9.50.. Phone TIE. 6-44o0. al
ARL.-PTt. home, cohv. loc., 2 bed
rms, iiv rn., kit. bath, pvt. eIitr..
utils. incl. IA. 5-49Ss after $3.50 p. m.
in. new. / and . bed
ms, modern, quiet neighborhood: /:
$3.50 to SOS; nr. Glebe rd., 3510
cOMMUNITY-Excel-
lent a-bedrm. apt. designed for
modern and comfortable living. in
this fine residential area, ayail.
immed. Exceptionally btS bedrms.,
separate dining alcoye. modern kit.
incl garbage disposal; master TV
antenna, plus the convenience Of
storage and laundry facilities. See
Mrs: Simpson. No. l6, THE LoMAR
APTS., sos N. Pollard st. Gust of
N. Glebe rd.l. Arlington, Va. ia.
4-1796 or SHANNON & LUCHS
CO. "a 14th ST. NV. Ma. S-2345.
Evening star., 1954-12-20
WALK no WORK

Newly decorated modern apartments.
3 rooms, kitchen. bath. foyer, /
large room, foyer, Kitchen. bath.
electric refrigeration, heat. hot
water, elevator. At premises. 919 L
st. NV. Apply 3anitor on premises
or P. J. WALSHE, INC. 1115 Eye st.
NV, Ma. S-646S. --2l
Evening star., 1954-12-20

1101 w. VA. AVE.-Conv. to transp
and shopping: liy. rm.. dinette, kit,
tile bath. Ii. 3-2172.
2I0O 18th ST. NV.
Large liv. rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath,
$3.50 up: also 2-bedrm apt,
$3.50. To inspect see janitor on
premises
700 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
One and two bedrm. apts.: utilities
furnished. $40 to $3.50. Large
1905 K ST. S.E.
Ist-fi. apt; living room, , bedrooms,
kit, and bath, S59.50: convenient
Navy Yard; adults.
1913 10th ST. Sc.
Two rooms. kit. and bath. practically
new refgr. and range; adults,
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 42005
760 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
One and two-bedrm. apts.; utilities
furnished; $40 to $3.50 all
rooms large and bright, Call and
make appt, TO see,
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
Evening star., 1954-12-20
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS


Rental Office, RE. $4,000
1912 DISTRICT HEIGHTS PKwY.
Hours: Open Daily. 8 to $50
Sat, Q to |: Sundays, ! to 5
COLORED--iS04 M ST. N.E.-Upper
floor, private home; rms; ,tiS;;,ai KIT. and and
coIoRED-so aiIiidsi D. sT. NV rms,
kitchen and bath: refgr. and heat
furn.; vacant. S75. EN-. 2-090o;
cOLoRLD--5 RMS, bath and porch:
1924 9th st. ne: SIS. EN-. 2-5S42.
CoLoRED-so1 T ST. N.w.-Two
rms, kit, bath; newly dec: tile
,I31T bTsline; AD. Ge9s9s. ~ W go 20,
kit. bath; No ehildren; Reas. Sall
cOLORED-ExCELLENT 2-BEDRN.
fering every modern convenience;
shopping and schools close by, de-
sirable neighbor tenants; large
cheerful rooms plus exceptional
al utilities: See res mgE s. Mon MS; So1; !;
LUCHs. 724 14th st. NV, ma.
C0LORED-1211 EUCLID ST. NV,
Apt. l---Attrac., / lge. room. kit.
pvt. bath, $3.50 mo, incl. stove,
Eetg5;; all gsilsf r Key in O Apt AZ Nsg z;
York ave. NV. NA. S-7416. -2I
COLORED-2s:9 11th ST. NV.
rms. kit, bath; plenty heat: hot
water mr.. carline, $50. Ho. 2-2S3s.
CoLoRED-1se7 1eth ST. N.w.-5
rms. and bath. newly dec. S57 SO
plus utils. CO. 5-2S33, Ia. 9-6249.
CoLoRED-soo you ST. NV. nr.
Florida ave.-Offering smart 1-bed-
rm. apt. tastefully. decorated for
irnmed. occup Mod. kit. and full
tiled bath, plus excel. rm. sizes and
ample closet SPACE storage and
utjls. except eiec See janitor or
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO., 724 l4th
st. NV. Ma. s-2345; 81.
COLORED--MT. OLIVET RD. NE,
900 blk. Liv rm.. bedrm,. kit, din.
and bath. 1st or End q. $50 SO.
BLUE REALTY CO.. DI. 7-5s27.
Omen Sat I'll
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CONNECTICUT AVE.

Spacious one bedrm.. liv. rm.. utils.
switchboard and elev.: dining foyer.
kitchen and bath. Also effic Shop
ping center. Children accepted. HO
2-b514
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APTs. FURNisHED--vA.

ARL.--Modern 5-rm. apt; fireplace,
porch: on busiine, 10 min. to Pen
tseon; $40. JE. 2-4437. 90
ARLINGT0N-Spaeious. attrac.: l.
bedrm.. liv. rrn,, dinetts. kit, bath;
&94.50 mo. IA. S-3aI5. go
Evening star., 1954-12-20

ARL.. nr. Clarendon-Entire End A..
) rms, bath: mr. bus: 10 min. PEN
tason. D. c.: S115 mo-. incl. utils.
Avail now. JE 1926. 20
ALEAANDRIA--Efdciency and 1-bed-
room apartments; Janitor service,
ton: all utilities: SIS to S92 so.
Call TIE. 6-6670, between 10 am.
and 8 p.m,;
DUTCH'S APTS.. 1910 N. Adams St.
A new modern bedrm.. kit. dinette
and bath: 3 doors from bus: .cony.
to Pentagon. Ft. Myer and down.
town: no holding deposit or lease
required. Free laundry. IA. S-9615.
FALLS CHURCH. vA.--Living room.
bedroom. kitchen, bath. Call co.
5-6627. go
1 BEDROOM. LIv. RM.. bath, kiteh-
en-dinette: laundry facilities in
-
Evening star., 1954-12-20
RRIAR MANOR

1922 N. Capitol: beautiful f-bedrm.
sluding parking. ,RA. 3-02S6: TU.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21

nedjelju, Is. apria doazi u Chicago da dade svoj
koncerat nasa glasova studentska gupa Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburzans" Koiko slusamo citamo njiho-
ovogodsnjem programu sti ina bt "bolj ljepsi
go ikad. Tesko je verova, da oni mogu nadmas sami
sebe onom sto proslh godna dali Owe godne ukuci
on program bezbroj divnih nash narodnih drugh
meodja krasnog pojednacnog grupskog pjevanja mai
storsk zvezbanog naseg narodnog pesa kako to
grupa mladih umetnka umje Kogod uziva ovim stvar
ma, naci ce ovom koncertu sve, sto zeli.
Brigu ovogodsnj koncerat vodi Chicagu mala
grupca bvh sudenata Duquesne sveucista Duquesne
Tamburitzan Alumni bvsih clanova ovog zbora ko
svrsi skolu nasl Chicagu namjestene Min e sada
vro mali broj ali oni energicno zauzeti
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21
Poziv ma pros|avu u po6ast 20-godisnjice
SrediS. 0dbora Hbz U Milwaukee okruqu

Milwaukee, Wis - Clanovi Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice Milwaukee okruga priredjuu velcanstvenu prosavu
bogatm programom pocast 20godsnce opstanka svog
Sredsneg Odbora, koja &c odrzati nedeu 25 apra
1854. Dvoran Svetog Augustine So 68th West Rog
ers Streets, West Alis
Kroz dvadeset godna svoga opstanka djeovana, Sre
dsn Odbor je mnogo doprinesao svoim pozrtvovnim
radon kako nasm odsecma tako Hrvatskoj Braskoj Ia
enc uopce Zato e duznost na sveukupnog naroda da
dode prosavu da the iskaze zasluzno priznane
ovoj naso zaednckoj organzac cji rad moze mje
rti funtama nt coama vec po sto je ucnia
"a mas narod nase organizacije.
Program &c poceti tocno sata poslije podne,
kojeg &c b pozvani svi bvs predsednic Sresnjeg Od
bora gdje &c i'm oda pocas prznanje nhov vjerni
pozrvovn rad organzacu la kratkh govora Sill
edit &c pomcna ska koo ce prikazat pknk naseg
prosog Zajedncarskog Hrvatskog Dana gde ce sv mat
priku vidjeti sebe, koj su istom prisustvovali.
LA programa bt &c topla vecera umjerenu cijenu
odrase osobe decu polovcu cene Nakon vecere
sedt &c pesna zabava ko &c svrat Vesta Orchestra
Svi clanovi prjatej odsjeka HBZ. Milwaukee okru
gu, kao IL drugh mjesta = dobro nam dosh
Petar Maretic, predsjednk;
Bert Bedalov bagajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21
0dsjek TT priprema banket u pocast
Svojih pionira s|avi b0.qodiSniicu Hbz

Los Angeles, Calf - Odsjek broj 1T prireduje veil
canstven banket pocast svoh pionira te uedno time
ce proslavt 6Ogodsncu Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce
nedjelju maja 1854 Banket &c pocet sati po-
se podne Sculys Restaurant 1901 Grenshaw Boulevard
Los Angeles, kojeg dobro dos svi canov pratel
laseg odsjeka
Oval svecan banket priredjuje da odamo pocast
sim pionrma, koj canov Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce
so iii wise godna te da i'm time iskazemo priznane "a
njihov vredn pozrvovn rad, kojeg on ucnil
su bratsku organizac kroz duge godne Zasta to
bt epo cd sviju mas, da dodjemo sto vecem broju
i'm zahvamo so ucinli srenju bratske
soge razumjevanja medju nama sto je danas cd
ike potrebe vaznosti.
Nasa velika dicna Zajednica prolazia je kroz
poeskoce cd svog osnutka pa do danas ali je ujek sa
napred do danasnega stepena te smatramo da e jed-
biti njenim clanom Zato nastojmo sv mi nasi pra-
tej, kao on koj nameravaju postati njenim buducm
canovima, da nademo banketu Ma istom cemo
mozda cu nauct mnogo dobrh stvari cd nash vijednh
ionra, koj &c govort svojim skustvima.
Odbor obecaje prredt bogat banket izvrsni program
ujerenu cjenu, $500 po osob. Ulaznice mogu
dob kod sijedech canova: Math Kovacevch AK 1-8348
Milan j. Vukovich ST. 57376; Martin Bazdarch CA 1-62O8
George Starcevich AD 45104 John Stefancch LO 1924
Mrs. Agnes Daniels YO 1897
Svi nam dobro dosli!
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