davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20
0dsjeci Wisconsin, prirediuiu pros|avu
U poeast @-godisnjice H. B. zaiednice

Milwaukee, Wis., Sestre "a jednicarke brace edni
carl nasih odseka mjesta okolice prblzue pro-
sava 60godisnice nase Hvatske Braske Zaednice koa
ce Sc odrzati "a. oktobra godine
Zajednicki odbor vec rad tome, da proslava
bude vecanstvena, to cato er 60godsnca priredu
e cesto Odbor e vec raspodeo odsjecma ulaznce pax
e potrebno da svak clan canca pobrne bar ednu
kup Oni koji ecau sposobn treba da deseak
ma raspacavanje nsu skupe. Jedan odboik IL svakog
odsjeka moze kete rasproda cato e potrebno
pomogne kojgod to moze, ako da dobijemo wise
i onih koji nisu elanovi.
Govort &c kao predstavnik Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice mas gavni blaganik brat Martin Krasic ko vro
zanimv psac govornik pitanjma Zajednice Pozvali
smo nacelnka grada Milwaukee, koji isto zanmv CO.
vek ko pocne svrsi svoj govor hrvatskim jezkom,
izlnedju toga govor engesk jer je tako lakse
Program ce pocet 3 sata poslije podne, u 7 sati
vecer ce b pesna zabava koju ce svra tamburaski
zbor Serenaders IL Kenosha Wis., pod vodstvom Charles
Elias. Samo naprijed rasprodajom tketa, osalo &c
ucniti odbor Dvorana kooj ce odrzati prosava e
veika, zracna prostrana, to e South Side Armory
1920 South 9th Street. kojo moze sedt mnogo ljudi
Treba nam mnogo plesaca, er pose programa mnog &c
lei ma doljn sprat gde jede pie, gornj Piles
program Svrat &c gasovt tamburask zbor Serenaders
IL Kenosha, Wis. pod vodsvom Charles Elias.
Ia Odbor - Anton F. Srok clan.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20
zabava gnijezda 80
Bit &c q. oktobra

Benwood, w. Va. - Ovime
dajemo do znanja swim ma
Sim drustvima i svemu ma
Sem narodu mjesta okolice,
da Sc zabava naseg gnijezda
Pomlatka broj 60 HBZ. nije
mogla odrzati u prosu subotu
ma 16. oktobra radi velike po-
plave, koja je strasno zahva-
tia nase mjesto kao sva O.
stala mjesta u ovim krajevi-
ma. Prema tome zabava je
odgodjena i odrzati &c Sc sa-
da II iducu subotu vecer, 20.
oktobra, u Blue Ribbon Dvo-
rani ma Main Street, u Ben
Woodu.
Ma zabavi &c svirati i pie
vati mama svima dobro po-
znati i popularni tamburaski
zbor "Sloboda" IL East Pitts
burgh, Pa, koji je svirao i
pjevao mama svima ma zado-
voljstvo ma pikniku proslavi
6O-godisnjice Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice, koju su nasa
cetiri odsjeka odrzala ma II.
julia owe godine u Lansing,
Ohio. Ovo dakle ne &c biti sa-
mo plesna zabava, nego cemo
ma istoj imati i kratki pro-
gram, ma kojem &c nastupiti
tri rodjene sestre clanice od-
sjeka broj 2, a to su Lucille,
Barbara Antonija Stipetic,
kao i mlada hvalevrijedna u
mjetnica IL Weirton, w. Va,
Miss Nevenka Usmijani, koja
Sc je lijepo pokazala i ma pro-
gramu nase proslave. Ona &c
skupa pjevati sa ovim trina
sestrama svirati ma harmo-
niku. Takodier &c ma progra-
mu nastupiti nasa novo osno-
vana kolo grupa il Benwooda
i nase okolice Ohio Valley.
Nase je gnijezdo pod kon-
trolom svih triju odsjeka u
Benwoodu, a zabava Sc prize
djuje u korist djecje bozicne
zabave, kao sto to "a njih pri-
redjujemo svake godine. Sto-
ga Sc pozivlju svi clanovi ma
sih odsjeka, kao clanovi su-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20
Poziv ma pros|avu 25-te godisnjice
Gospel. k|uba Donna Hrv. S|oboda

Cleveland, Ohio - Ista prosava ce odrzati nede-
lu "a. oktobra e., Hrvatskom Domu Soboda 1919
Waterloo Road, obilnom gozbom (banketom) ugodnom
svirkom naseg Plavog Dunava pod vodstvom Frane
ze. Pocetak je tocno 1 sat poslije podne.
Kod naseg naroda ina izreka, da zena uzdrzava tri
uga cd kuce, mi mozemo mrne duse kazati da
nasom ljubav oval Dom sagradi tr ugla temelje
tog Kada uvasi da mi pocale nase muzeve sve
pratelje, da dau doprinose sudeuju radu zgradnu
ovog naseg Donna.
U koliko ponosne da mas Hrvatsk Dom Sloboda
krasi nasu naseobnu Kolnwoodu, toiko jos wise
ponosne so e postao sredste naseg kulturnog soc
janog zivota u mjes+"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20
Pripreme "a prosIavu
bO.qodiSniice H. B. L

Detroit, Mich. - Centralni
Odbor odsjeka nase Zajedni-
ce u ovom gradu vrlo zauzet-
no radi "a sto bolji uspjeh
Proslave cote godisnjice op-
stanka djelovanja Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice, koju nasi
ovdjesnji odsjeci priredjuju u
nedjejlu, 28. nOvembra o. &.
Dok ovo pisem, jos nemam
imena gostiju govornika, ko-
il ce ma ovoj nasoj znameni-
toj proslavi govoriti, pa ce to
biti naknadno objavljeno. Ma
proslavi biti ce izvadjan bira-
nj glazbeni program, a u We
Ger "a zabavu i pes svirati &c
izvrsna glazba Balkan Cava-
liers".
Ova velika proslava odrza-
vati ce Sc u prostranoj Ser
bian Memorial Hall-i ma 1994O
Van Dyke. Tiketi "a banket
vec Sc raspacavaju, pa ma
stojte, da cim prize nabavite
ulaznice "a sebe i svoie, a
mozete i'll dobiti kod mnogih
clanova nash odsjeka u De-
troitu.
Drustvo 'Zora", odsjek 351
imati ce Turkey Drawing"
u subotu, 20. novembra, u
Hrvatskom Domu ma 1885 E.
McNichols Rd. Ia ovo izigra-
van.ie mnogi nasi clanovi ra.
spacavaju tikete, pa Sc po-
zurite, da 81 nabavite sretni
broj "a dobivanje Thanks.
giving Day purana.
Pozivljete Sc takodjer, da
tn vecer dodjete Il Hrvatski
Dom i uzivate u plesu, "a ko.
j &c takodjer svirati Balkan
Cavaliers.
Helen A. Stimac,
blagajnica odsjeka 351
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20
Poziv ma krabu|jni piles

Cleveland, Ohio. - "Hrvat-
ski Gospojinski Klub" prize
djuje krabuljni Piles (Masque-
rade Dance) u subotu, 30. ok
tobra o. g., u 8 sati ma vecer
u Hrvatskcm Narodnom Do
mu, 6314 st. Clair Avenue.
Takodjer &c >biti i vecera u
5 sati poslije podne do zaba-
We, pax svi oni koji zelite ma
ma vecerati, dodjite ma vrije-
me. Ia vrijeme zabave plesa
&c svirati Dellis Orchestra.
John Badovinac &c isto pri-
kazati zanimljive pomicne sill
ke.
Pozivaju Sc sve clanice, kao
njihove familije, te svi osta-
Ii prijatelji i znanci grada Cle-
velanda i okolice, da mas po-
sjete u sto vecem broiu j da
Sc S mama zajednicki pozaba-
We provesele.
Anna Thomas, tajnica,
clanica odsjeka SO HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20
Jesenska pIesna zabava
Gniiezda broi 81 H.B.z.

Uniontown, Pa. - Jesen-
ska godisnja plesna zabava
gnijezda broj 30 Pomlatka
HBZ. odrzavati &c sc u SUI
botu, 80. oktobra o. god, u
Hrvatskom Domu ma Frank
lin Street u Uniontown. Po-
cetak zabave u $3.50 u vecer,
a traje do kasno u noci.
ia zabavu i Piles svirati &c
popularni Kosovo Tamburica
Orkestar iz Pittsburgha, pod
ravnanjem zborovodje john
ny Gregurich-a, koji ce po
prvi put nastupiti u Union
townu. Pozivlj jemo sve clano-
We naseg odsjeka broj u i
clanove gnijezda broj 30, kao
i sve druge nase prijatelje,
da u sto vecem broju dodju
ma ovu plesnu zabavu, da o.
damo pocast ovom tamburas-
kom zboru, a ujedno koristi-
mo nasem gnijezdu broj 32.
Mi smo uvjereni, da ce John
ny Gregurich i njegov zbor
sa svojom svirkom potpuno
zadovoliiti starije mladje
prisutnike ma ovoj zabavi.
Ako koji clan, iii u grupi
svojih prijatelja, zeli da Sc
maskira, neka to ucini, jer je
ovo Halloween Season.. Ia
podvorbu gostiju biti &c izo-
billie dobre hrane i okrijep-
ljuceg napitka cijelu vecer.
Dodjite u sto vecem broju
ma ovu nasu Jesensku Plesnu
Zabavu gniiezda broj 80 Po-
mlatka HBZ., da Sc u krugu
svojih prijatelja, starijih O.
n1ladine, sto ugodnije zabavi-
te razveselite - Il subotu,
80. oktobra, u vecer. u Hr-
vatskom Domu ma Franklin
Street,.
Svi nam dobro doSli!
Catherine Nj. Francis,
upraviteljica gnijezda.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20
Poziv ma piknik

Miami. Fla. - Americko-
Jugoslavenski Sociialni Klub
imati &c svoj piknik u nedje-
lju "a. oktobra 1854, ma zem-
liistu brata John Kobi, Trail
Camp, 1900 N. E. 18th Ave-
nue., North Of Biscayne Blvd.
Odbor &c Sc pobrinuti da
bude dovoljno mlade ma raz-
nju pecene janjetine i svako-
vrsnog plea "a sve prisutne.
Stoga odbor apelira ma sve
clanove njihove prijatelje,
koji zele da Sc dobro zabave
po domacem obicaju, da do
dju ma oval piknik.
U slucaiu kise, brat Kobi
made veliko prostorije, gdje
moze da VEGA grupa spro-
vede piknik.
Stefanie Studen, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20
Jubi!arna ProsIaya

Miesni Odbor u Clevelandu
"Matiia Gubec" odrzati &c
proslavu 50-te godisnjice op-
stanka saliackog pokreta 81.
oktobra 1854. godine, II 3 sa-
ia posliie podne, u prostoriia-
ma Hrvatskog Donna. Collin
wood, Cleveland, Ohio.
Istovremeno &c ogr a n a k
Malta Gubec" proslaviti 80.
godisnjicu vlastitog opstanka
u Clevelandu. Tom prilkom
ce Sc odati pocast svecarima,
Mr.. Mrs. Matiiasevic. te
Blazu Kausicu, koii je pred
sjednik organizacije.
Kao govornici nastupiti &c
Rev. DR.. Ante Liva. .jusic il
Youngstowna, te Dr.. Ivan
Pernar IL New Yorka.
Izlozba hrvatskih narodnih
nosnja, rukotvorina, orname-
nata, te diela hrvatskih Sill
kara, biti &c razlozena u pred
dvorju Hrvatskog Donna.
Kao pocasni gosti biti &c
Honorable Frances P. Boil
ton. Congresswoman "a Ohio
/ Mr.. Wilson M. Latkovic,
Councilman il Clevelanda.
Pozivlju Sc svi Hrvati i
Hrvatice IL Clevelanda oko-
lice da prisustvuiu zlatnom
jubileju organizacije.
Vjera u Boga Seljacka
Sloga!
Blaz Kausic, predsj.
Viktor Gavric, tai.
1107 Addison Road
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20
MisIife i
putovati u
,UG0SLAY|JU?

Posavjetujte Sc sa Vasim
PUTNICKIM AGENTOM!
zasto danas propitae kod Vaseg putnckog agen-
ia po tom davno osnovanom putovanju Jugoslaviju
sa jednim Cd znamenitih brodova cd Italian Line ill
American Export Lines?
Po cudnovatoj nisko cjeni mozete oputovat izravno
Genovu gdje cete nac brzih zgodnih zeljeznckih
"a Jugoslaviju. Ia potpune podrobnosti podjte
Vaseni putnickom agentu
MATE BESPLATNO niegove strucne savjete sluzbu
prilikom predbiljezvana kupnje brodskh karata. On
Yam moze dati podrobne upute pasose vize, "a
otpremu prage povlastice prlikom zaustavljanja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20

sjednih odsjeka i say mas ma
rod mjesta i okolice, da mas
posjete u sto vecem broju i
time doprinesu svoj dio ma
soj djecici, koja malo po ma
10 popunjavaju praznine re-
dova nasih odsjeka i kojima
pripada buducnost nasih od-
sjeka i HBz.
Ivan Baron, upravitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20

Priredjivacki Odbor
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Warren 10 Talk al Judicial
Conference tomorrow

Discussions on the improve
ment of justice here viii be held
at an open session of the 18th
annual Judicial Conference in
the United States Court House at
2 pm. tomorrow.
The conference will be ad-
dressed by Chief Justice Warren.
Judge Luther w. Youngdahl
Of the U. s. District Court for the
District Of Columbia, and DR..
Winfred Overholser. superinten-
dent Of st. ElizabethS Hospital.
will discuss Mental Illness,
Crime and the Lawyer" The
Youth Corrections Act will be
discussed by Donald Clemmer.
director of the Department Of
Corrections; James v. Bennett,
director Of the Federal Bureau Of
Prisons, and Rear Admiral VIII
liam /. Leahy, u. S. NJ. retired.
Appellate court and District
judges will meet in closed sessions
earlier
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Mrs. John {. EweII's
viii Provides for
Cathedral Art Works

The bulk Of the 1898 900 estate
left by Mrs. John E. Ewell even
tually is to be used to obtain
works of art for the Washington
Cathedral and for other en-
bellishment of the edif1ce.
Mrs. Ewell, a world traveller,
lived here at 4301 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. She died on April
Is in Emergency Hospital at the
age of "a. A petition for probate
Of her will was filed yesterday
in the Register of Wills Office in
the U. S. District Court for the
District of Columbia.
Under terms of her will, the
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
Foundation is to receive the bulk
of the estate for the Cathedral
after the death Of her husband.
who lives at the Massachusetts,
avenue address. Mr.. Ewell is to
receive the income from the es-
tate in trust for life.
Mrs. Ewell's will specified that
the money for the Cathedral is to
be used to obtain works of art
and for other establishment
Mrs. Ewell made a bequest oi
$4,000 to a household employe
Frances Julia Anderson. The Pc
tition for probate of her will
was filed by Attorney Arthur
p. Drury.
Mrs. Ewell formerly was chair.
man of Braille for the Red Cros:
in Washington and had helped
issue the first magazine ir
Braille in Europe during hel
years of Red Cross work.
A native of Philadelphia, Mrs
Ewell was formerly Miss Ami.
w. Taylor. Her father, the latt
William r. Taylor, was secretary
Evening star., 1954-06-09
D. c. Social Workers
Install Officers

The District Chapter Of the
American Association Of Social
Workers last night installed Mrs
Annabelle Lindsay as it's presi-
dent. Other officers are:
Frank Rooney, vice chairman:
Miss Lillian Snyder, secretary;
Raymond Clapp, treasurer. and
Mai. Donald A. Devils and Miss
Eulene Hawkins, members of the
Executive Committee.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
EMMY LOU

Of the Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad and vice president Of
the Reading Co.
Mrs. Ewell'S estate included
$135.000 in personal property
and real estate. listed at an
assessed value of $198, 900.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Power Project Pushed

Portugal will complete the final
plant Of its Paradela power prof.
ect by the end Of 1855, Lisbon
reports.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Production at New Peck

Industrial production Of the
United Kingdom last year was
up about 5 per cent from 1852
and now is at a new peak.
Evening star., 1954-08-01
French 10 Hand Over
Southern Wet Nam
By the A.soeioied Pres.

SAIGON, Indo-C China, July 81.
Authoritative sources said to-
day France will hand over mill
tary control OF South Wet Nam
to an independent Wet Namese
national army soon after the
cease fire takes effect through
out Indo-C China August IL.
Gen. Paul Ely. French-Viet
Namese commander in Indo-
China. will give up his command
of Wet Namese forces. probably
to chief of staff Gen. Nguyen
Van Hnh. under a plan sched-
uled for formal announcement in
a few days. Gen. Ely will re-.
main as head Of the French ex-
peditionary corps here.
The move to grant independ-
ent status to the Wet Namese
army in the mont Communist
area south Of the 17th parallel
follows French Premier Mendes-
Frances promise to turn over
remaining French holdings in
Wet Nam. This process already
is underway and affects the ofiice
of foreign exchange. the French
surete (police). and other adj.
ministrative agencies Wet
Namese nationalists have long
sought.
With independence. the Wet
Nam national army plans to
seek United States military aid
of about $685. million direct
from the United States. rather
than through the French. At
present United States Gen. John
w. O'Daniel channels requests
to the French for approval.
Evening star., 1954-08-01
Flyer Who Helped Shoot Down
Red Planes IS From, Riyerdole
Navy Reserve Flyer
Is Graduate Of
Mckinley High

Ensign John j. Zardus. one Of
the nine Navy pilots credited
with shooting down two Red
Chinese planes Monday OF Hal
nan Island, is from Riverdale.
Md. where his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice j. Zardus live at
SCOT Nicholson street.
The 23-year-old pilot was
commissioned in June, 1858. in
the Naval Air Reserve at Pensa-
cola. Fla, and has been overseas
since last March.
He is graduate of Mckinley
High School here and attended
the University of Maryland two
and a half years before enlisting
In the Navy in February, 1852.
The family has lived In River
dale II years. Mr.. Zardus Is an
architect. The parents first
learned of their sons part in
Mondays action from q Star
reporter.
The pilot has an older brother,
Evening star., 1954-08-01
IraIlsisfors 10 GO
On Mass Production
By ne Assoeiofsd Press

SYRACUSE II. x July 3I.--
The General Electric Co. an
nounced today that IL will begin
mass production of transistors
late this year III its Electro ronics
Park plant here.
DR.. w. RI q. Baker, GE vice
president and general manager
of the cornpany'ss Electrcnics Di-
vision, predicted the business viii
grow to items Of millions Of dol
lars annually within three
years.
A transistor Is q tiny electrOnic
device that can replace electron
tubes In many applications.
DR.. Baker said GE expects the
device win lead to evolutionary
changes In radio and television
sets, dis well as all kinds OF elec-
tronic equipment.
Transistors offer advantages
over the electron tube including
longer life, greater depends liability
and resistance to shock and tenn
peratures, the company said.
Unlike vacuum tubes, transis-
tors contain no filament. require
less power and lend themselves
readily to rniniaturization of all
types Of electronics equipment.
Evening star., 1954-08-01

abnormal state of mind. n the
hypnotist gives him the Huston
that he Is doing something quite
different from what he Is In
fact doing, he win do this quite
willingly.
Furthermore. 7 Dr.. Reiter went
on, "the distinction between
criminal and moral. between
social and asocial acts has Moth
ing to do with the real biology
Of q person. Morals vary from
one person to another and what
Is crime In one country or
even. as in the case Of the
United States In one State, is
often permissible In another.
AS an experiment, Or. Reiter
said. q hospital assistant set
out to persuade q hypnotized
woman to do things Sin conflict
with ordinary decent behavior"
He told her that her husband had
deceived her with the woman
sitting beside her, that this
woman was, q thoroughly bad
character and did not deserve
to live. Given q revolver the
subject did not hesitate to IRE
1t at the supposed adultress. She
did not know that 1t was loaded
with blanks and would, says
DR.. Reiter, have fred live amrnu-
nition just as willingly.
Later. the same woman was
induced to throw herself in front
of q moving car In an attempt
to commit suicide.
Capable Of Any Act.
To those who claim that
people cannot be hypnotized
into doing things which they
would not do normally" DR..
Reiter declared that "any person
is capable of any act"
very feW people are real
saints" he remarked. Most are
potential criminals.
ITO commit a. murder can be
a moral act If the murderer
believes that he is hindering q
crime Of equal violence or if he
is a political fanatic or idealist."
In this connection DR.. Reiter
pointed out that Hardrup
believed the proceeds of his rob-
berries were to be used for anti
Communist resistance groups.
Even against their will, nearly
every one can be hypnotized to
some degree" the doctor said.
although susceptibility varies
with individuals.
Evening star., 1954-08-01
BY jones 4. White
North Ameriean Newspaper Alliance

:
CopENHAGEN. July 31.
The conviotion in the Danish
courts Of q killer and the hypno-
tist who trained him 10 slay was
seen today as setting q new and
important legal precedent.
Or. Paul j. Reiter, chief state
witness in q case just decided
here after attracting widespread
interest among jurists, said that
"any person is capable of any
act.-and q hypnotist can induce
most people to commit crime.
The Danish high court. con-
fronted with medical testimony
that hypnotists could kill '.by
proxy" sentenced the defendant
who practiced hypnotisnn TO life
imprisonment. while giving the
actual gunman a lesser sentence.
In Hypnotic Trance.
The facts before the court were
as follows:
On March 20. 1851, 33-year-
old Pale Wichmann Hardrup
shot and killed bank manager
Hans Wisdom and bank cashier
Kaj Moller during q single
handed holdup at a Copenhagen
bank. Charged with planning
the robbery and instigating
Hardrup to commit this and the
murders" was 39-year-old Bjorn
Schouw Nielsen. who was neither.
at nor near the scene of the
crime when it was committed.
The jury heard Hardrup de-
scribe how. while in a hypnotic
trance he had. three times
weekly for three months. been
instructed and rehearsed in
minute detail how the robbery
should be carried out. He de-
clared that he had been told
that If the first cashier refused
to hand over any money he
should shoot him and try another
bank official.
The most weighty evidence in
the month long trial came from
59-year-old DR.. Reiter, a former
governor Of Denmark's principal
criminal lunatic asylum. DR..
Reiter declared that Hardrup
had acted 'sin an abnormal. in
Evening star., 1954-08-01

Discriminating people of good taste who want real saver
will Immediately appreciate the craftsmanship and quality of
BUDGETREND good with praicabiiy and INABILITY Many
pieces double triple in their
Big selection you the Barnes and Km Company and
during August prices desire you're
you and choose additional pieces later
you You'll always have complete harmony both in design and color
Evening star., 1954-08-01
Dark Characters Seized
On Great White Way
By the As.oeiosed Press

NEW YORK, July 3l-Police
staged a surprise breakdown last
night and today on undesirable
characters" who have been darks
ening one Of the worlds bright
est tourist attractions. Times
Square.
Fifty-eight loiterers. teen-age
gang members and cheap hood
lums were arrested as police
secured the Great White Way
area. Some battled police In
futile efforts to avoid arrest.
Authorities said the campaign
was launched as the result OF
mounting complaints that Times
Square idlers have been annoy
ing visitors with loud and bois-
ferrous language, blocking side-
walks and other diSorderly
conduct. @
Evening star., 1954-08-01
Differing Versions
OF Navy Exploit Laid
To GarbIed Message

The Pentagon yesterday
blamed garbled communications
for three different versions Of
the action in which two Chinese
Communist planes were shot
down by Navy aircraft five days
ago over the South China Sea.
First reports Of the incident
stated that two Navy AID Sky
raiders from the aircraft carrier
Philippine Sea shot down two
Red LAT aircraft in three ac-
tion-packed minutes.
The following day the Navy
listed three participating pilots
and put the figure at three planes
taking part.
One Was Riverdale Man.
But yesterday Vice Admiral
w. K. Phillips, 1st Fleet COM
rf1ander. gave the details of the
action at Manila news confer
ence and announced that II
planes took part in the clash.
Nine Of them actually fired shots
into the Red aircraft.
This official version of the
numbers game prompted a query
to the Navy here. A spokesman
blamed the varying reports on
he departments interpretations
Of dispatches from the Philippine
Sea.
The first wire, it seems, listed
two Skyraiders. When the de-
partment asked for the pilots
names, however, three were
listed as having been in on the
kin and others weHe named as
having secondary" part. This
was interpreted 10 mean that
only three pilots should be
named.
The Associated Press reported
that one Of the seven pilots who
shared in the destruction Of the
second Red plane was Ensign
John j. zardus. SCOT Nicholson
street, Riverdale. Md.
Reds Showed Bad Judgment.
The Navy planes were COM
manded by Comdr. George G.
Duncan of Tacoma, Wash. A
veteran of the Korean war and
credited with Is Red planes. he
said his pilots were like q bunch
Of tigers" when the Reds
attacked.
ut was like World War II
days again." he said.
Some one asked Admiral Phil
lips how it happened that the
two Red planes should have
attacked the larger American
group
1T Is my opinion" said the
Admiral, that those two Com
munist pilots exercised very bad
judgment"
Evening star., 1954-08-01
Maine Boy Body Found
In River, Slayer Sought
BY shs A.soeiassd Press

AUBURN, Maine. July 3I-
The nude body OF l24year-old
Danny Wood was found floating
in the Little Androscoggin River
here today and Police Chief Al
ton E. Savage termed the boys
death definitely foul play"
Danny disappeared July 20
from his home at South Gray,
about IS miles from here.
His body was cut and bruised
and a shoe-lace was tightly
knotted around one wrist.
Deputy Sheriff Earle s. Chase
of Gray said about Q or 10 inches
Of shoe lace dangled from the
tight moose around Danny's left
wrist. It appeared that the other
wrist might have been tied, too.
before the body was in the water.