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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26

- M. Mijatovich, 358 Broad
view Ave., Toronto 8, Ont.
Telefon - R 12031. - M.
Mijatovic, tajnik.
X
Slucaj u odsjeku 975 zaista
je zalosni slucaj, gdje SUI Sc
clanovi pokazali tako nemar-
nj da neplacivanjem redovnih
svojih pristojbi ugrozavaju
opstanak ovog lijepog od-
sjeka.
Oval odsjek je ustrojen
s velikim odusevljenjem i lju-
bavlju, pax bi sada ustroji-
telji istoga trebali 1.-Two po-
raditi da ga stave u red i da
nemarno clanstvo nastoje ma
govoriti da uplacivaju svoju
clanarinu redovno svaki mje-
sec.
Nasa je zelja da Sc odsjek
broj 975 izvuce il owe krize
u koju je upao da bude u
prvim redovima Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice. - Urednistvo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26
ISEIjENICKA P0M0C
kJIH0V0J D0M0VINI

Petnaest tisuca dolara "a
bolnicu DR.. Mladena Stojano-
vica. Velik doprinos iselje-
nika uredjaju modernog XII
rurskog odjela u bolnici Ia
greba.
JOS prosle godine ma jed
nom sastanku odbora Zajed-
nice zakljuceno je, da Sc gra-
du Zagre b u, medicinskom
centru nase Republic, pru-
Ii pomoc cd $4,000 dolara.
Ovim znacajnim sredstvima
predvidjena je nabava opre-
me "a kirursko odjeljenje
bolnice "dra Mladena Stoja-
novica" u Vinogradskoj ulici.
IL tih sredstava dosada je
nabavljeno opreme u iznosu
cd 1000 dolara. Izmedju O.
stalog, u bolnicu "dra Mia
dena Stojanovica' stigli su
vec instrument "a kirurske
zahvate u grudnom kosu, "a
tim "a operacije ma mozgu,
kicmenoj mozdini i perifer-
MIN zivcima, a nabavljena je
i aparatura "a anesteziju
U isto vrijeme u bolnici Sc
gradi novi kirurski pavilion,
a vrsena su mnoga prosiri-
vanja pojedinih odjela. U owe
gradjevinske radove dosad je
utroseno oko 200 milijuna di-
nara, a "a potpuno dovrsenje
bolnice bit &c potrebna jos
izvjesna financijska sredstva
Svojim poklonom jugosla.
venski iseljenici- u Americi
dali SUI veliki doprinos ure.
djenju modernog kirurskog o.
djela u bolnici cdr. NADER
Stojanovic".
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26
NEMARN0ST CLANSTVA UPR0PASCUJE
0PSTANAK 0DSJEkA 975 "CAkUCKS"
Toronto, Ont, Canada.

Toronto, Ont, Canada. -
Cd zabrinutog tajnika odsje-
ka broj 975, brata M. Mia
tovica primamo zalosnu OBJ
javu o nemarnosti clanstva
toga odsjeka, koja glasi:
OzbiIjna opomena clanstvu
odsjeka 975.
Brace i sestre, posto je od-
sjecna blagajna prazna, a cla-
novi koji nisu platili "a svoje
pristojbe morale Sc priznati
"a njihov rasporez. Radi toga
u blagajni novca nema, a cla-
novi duguju blizu ST, 100000,
Ma sjednici odrzana 16. ok
tobra, meni je naredjeno da
brisem svakog clana koji ne
podmiri svoju dugovinu. Ovo
nije samo opomena vec ozbilj-
ma rijec!
Oval nalog clanstva mora
sc izvrsiti i duznici trebaju
svoju dugovinu Gin prize u
platiti.
Nase odsjecne sjednice O.
drzavaju Sc svake trece ne
djelje u 2 sata poslije podne
ma istom mjestu. Molim, da
sve cekove saljete ma tajnika
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26
PR0SLAYA 4O.G0DISNNCE P0MLATkA
HRV. BRATSkE zAJEDNICE u DETR0lTU

Centralni Prosvjetni Odbor Odsjeka HBZ. Detroitu
odrzat ce 4Ogodisnu prosavu osnutka Pomatka Hrvat
ske Bratske Zajednice nedelu dne 13 studena (nove
bra) g. Americkom Srpskom Memorial Domu, 1994O
Van Dyke blizu Outer uice svecanim bankeon pro-
gramom, kao sa plesnom zabavom. Banket ce poeet
sat poslije podne Gostgovonik bti ce upravte Poms
ka H. B. Zajednice, brat Michael Grasha.
Uaznica "a banket prosavu je samo dolara pc
deset cent? Owe uaznice prodau kod svh odseka
clanstvo umolava da sebi prbav ulazncu kod svoh
odsjeka, to unap1ijed Canov Pomlatka pacau ulaz
nicu, ali Sc trazi da dodju svojm rodteljma.
Ne potrebno nikakvo naglasvanje cd kolike e vaz-
nosti kakovu ulogu igra Pomladak redovima nase maj
stare naveee organzace to je prevse dobro poznato
nasemu canstvu Potrebno e TEX reci Dode sto vecem
broju uveicajte je vasm prsustvom omogucite tai
nacn da svima rjetka prosava ostane srcima
i dusama Gjepom trajnom uspomenom
Adam Sudetic, tai jnk.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26
PR0SLAYA 45-G0DISNJICE 0DSjEkA
BR0J 423 HRV. BRATSKE zAJEDNICE

Alquppa, Pa. - DruStvO "Napredak' odsek br 423
HB.Z, prreduje ProsIavu 45-godsnce svoga opstanka
koja ce Sc obavt ijepi dosojn veliGanstven nacn
nedeu 30 oktobra Qistopada) godine CLIO. Dvo-
ran sol Franklin Ave. Aliquppa. Pocetak $50 sati
u vecer
Ova nasa znaGajna prosava odrzavati Ge ijepim
dostonim programom kako doikuje jednom velikom
drstvu kao sto je mas odsek ca 45godsnca ina velik
povjesni znacaj nasu hrvatsku naseobnu Aliqupp
Mas odsjek e nasariji naselju najveci brojem
canstva Beaver Valley Sa osnvanjem ovog odsjeka
daren je jaki eme daljnjem osnvanju razvoju nasih
drustava celokupnom nasem drustvenom radu zivotu
Pozivljemo clanstvo naseg odseka nase prija
elje mas narod ovog obiznjih mjesta ukljuciv
bracu Srbe - da retku znaGajnu prosavu naseg
odsjeka sto vecem brou dodu da budu sudionci uzva
MIA lepom programu, koji ce b zvadjan, tai
Gin skazat ce zasuzena pocast prznanje jos ednom
osnivacu drustvu njhov poeskocama vezan rad
drustvenom poju nash doseljenika
Program proslave sacnjava wise tocaka medu koji
ce bt znesena kratka povest naseg odseka Govori
&c gavn predsjenk nase Zajednce, brat " Mandich.
Kolo Grupa omladne il Ambrdge Pa, pesat ce ostae
tocke programa vdjeti cete NINA takoder uzvat
proslavi.
Sv dobro dosl u najbojem veseju, zadovojstvu
zabav prove vecer ovo nasoj 45godsnoj Proslavi!
Ivan Babich, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26
Pocasni banketi redovima Hrv. Brat Zajednice
0DSJEk "ANDJE0 CUVAR" U P0CAST
SVOJE KRALJICE ANT0INETTE DzELALIA

Etna, Pa - Odsjek broj priredjuje pocasni banket
cast svoje nase Kralice Popuanost Miss Antoinette
Dzeala, koa e pobjedia prosav Hrvaskog zajedni-
Garskog Dana owe godine West View Parku.
Ma banket e odsjek pozvao djevojke, koje su u
cestvovale natje6aju Bio bi jepo da pozvu
rodtem odazovu posebice nasa Kraljica Croatian
Centra Miss Dolores Yukca pva Kraca Croatian Centra
Cd organzacje Western Pennsylvania United Lodges
CFU pocast svoie krace doaze oval svecan banket
preds siednk Milan Vranes tajnik Flip Vukeic
Bogat svecan Banket &c odrzat dvorani Crkve
Sv. Nkoe 26 Maryland Avenue, Mllvale, Pa
Banket &c odrzati nedeju 13. novembra. Pocetak
toeno sat vecer Ma stom &c bit takodjer epi pro-
gram IL potast nase miovdne djevojke Krajce
nasega Pttsburgha Pose programa sjed vesea zabava
pies.
Oval banket topic preporucamo clansvu odsjeka br a.
zaiedncarima i nasem svijetu. - Odbor
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|se|ienik darova Sko|u Svom zaviCaiu

Velika ljubav iseljenika "a
rodni kraj staru domovinu.
Domovina bi trebala mora
la da uvazi i uzimlje u obzir
svoje iseljenike, radi njihove
pomoci i ljubavi.
Prize izvjesnog vr e m e n a
stanovnici sela KuciSta ma
Peljescu, zamalo nisu ostali
bez zgrade, u kojoj Sc nalazi
osnovna skola, uciteljev stan
i Poljoprivredna zadruga. Ma
ime, vlasnik te zgrade (Ka-
selini), koji stalno zivi u
Splitu, htio ju je prodati. l.
mao je vec i kupca, te je
prijetila opasnost, da djeca
ovog malog, ali naprednog
sela, ostanu bez skolskih pro-
storija. Zato su mjestani od-
nah odrzali sastanak organi-
zacije SSRN i zakljucili, da
vlastitim sredstvima otkupe
zgradu. Medjutim, kako nisu
m gil skupiti gotovinu cd
100000 dinara, kolika je BIZ
la cijena zgradi, obratili su
Sc Narodnoj banci S molbom,
da i'm odobri zajam. Banka
je IL nepoznatihm razloga od-
bila njihovu molbu, pa su Sc
Kuciscani ponovo nasli u bez-
izlaznom polozaju.
Upravo u to vrijeme po-
sjetio je svoj rodni kraj ise'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26

tirane clanove Pomlatka, ko-
il SUI izvrsno izvadjali tocke
programa pod ravnanjem Sc
stara Pearl Brklacich, Cathe-
rine Labudak Elizabeth Nj
kolac, a IL duetu pjevale su
Diane Della i Patty Labudak,
koje su bile delegatice ma ne
davnoj Konvenciji Pomlatka,
pa i'll je Centralni Odbor "a
molio, da nastupe ma nasem
programu u Eagles Hall u
Oaklandu ma 6. novembra.
Ma programu &c takodjer ma
stupiti jos jedna nova mlada
zvijezda, Lynn Facciolla, cla-
MICA gnijezda 542, koja sada
uzimlje poduku u plesanju
pjevanju i koja je nedavno
bila Mistress of Ceremonies
of American Legion" u San
Mateo.
Prema izvjestajima odbor-
nika u Centralnom Odboru,
prodaja ulaznica je do sada
vrlo dobra, a buduci je Oak
land centralna tocka i pogo
dan "a dolazak il sviju kra-
jeva Sjeverne Kalifornije, O.
eekuje Sc ogromni posjet ma
ovoj priredbi. L. Watsonvilla
nam javljaju, da ce i oni
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ljenik Marko Gerica. Saznav-
81 "a brigu svojih mjestana,
otisao je u Opcinski NO IL
javio, da on cd svojih novaca
kupuje skolsku zgradu, kao
dar svome rodnom mjestu.
Tako su mjestani Kucista,
zahvaljujuci svom seljaninu,
rijesili vazan problem i do
bill skolsku zgradu u trajno
vlasnistvo.
Marko Gerica je jos 1906.
godine, kao 13-godisnji die
cak otisao u Sjedinjene Ame-
ricke Drzave, ali je srcem u
wick ostao vjeran svom rod
nom mjestu. Odmah poslije
oslobodjenja, g. 1915, Marko
je svakoj kuci u svome mje-
stu, poslao po paket, a nak-
nadno je slao pomoc siro-
masnijim ljudima u Kucistu.
Prvi put Sc vratio u domo-
vinu godine 1880. a sada je
ponovo dosao u posjete cd
godinu dana. Cd rodbine u
Kucistu ina samo majku, sta
ru SO godine, koja je, kako
on kaze, bila veoma radosna,
kad joj je rekao, da je dao
novac "a dobrobit svoga mje-
sta. Owe &c dane mjestani
Kueista postaviti spomen plo-
Gu ma vrata skolske zgrade,
u znak zahvalnosti svom
mjestaninu Marku Gerici,
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cijeli dan, pocam cd 2 sata
poslije podne sa koncertom.
Nakon svrsimo sa progra-
nom, Priredjivacki Odbor je
uredio, da gosti budu podvo-
reni sa big Turkey and
Baked Ham Dinner" "a svotu
cd $1.O0 po tajniru, a oko
$50 sati u vecer svirati ce
Tamburitza Orchestra il San
Franciska razne pucke koma-
de polka i Kolo komade.
Odbor je uzeo "a ovu pri-
godu glazbu Maurice VIOLA
hama, koja sada svira u
Mark H o p k n S Hotelu ma
Knob Hill-u u San Francisku.
Pucke komade svirati &c Tam
buraski Zbor IL San Fran
ciska pod ravnanjem brata
Williama Blazevica.
Nakon odrzavanja vrlo u
spjelog koncerta i plesa od-
sjeka broj 900, koji je odrza-
van u Whitcomb Hotelu ma 8.
oktobra, drugi dan prisustvo-
vail smo proslavi 4o-godis-
mice naseg Pomlatka, koja
je odrzavana u Dvorani ''Na-
predak" u Cupertino i bila
priredjena po gnijezdima 246
SAP IL Mountain View San
Jose. Tu smo vidjeli talen-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26
VELIkA PLESNA zABAVA 0DSJEkA
HB. zAJEDNICE SJEV. kALIF0RN|JE
San Francisco, Calf.

San Francisco Calf. = Centraln Odbor Odsjeka Hr-
vatske Braske zaednce Severnoj Kalfonii angazrao
je nabolji Orkestar predjelu drzave da svra
Piles zabavu, koa &c odrzavati nedeu g. novembra,
1855. godine Eagles Hall, 1926 - Seth Ave- Oak
landu, California Ova prredba odrzava kao prosava
4O-godisnce osnutka naseg Pomatka odrzavati &c Sc
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Obnovljeni zbor Duquesne University Tamburtzans
kako ce nastupiti novm programom sezonu
narednc godne Oval zbor priredjuje svoj koncerat
sada cetvrtak sati vecer 27. oktobra Technical
High School Auditoriumu Cornell Street. Mckees-
port, Pa.
Koncerat priredjuje pomoc izgradnje
hrvatske rimo-katolcke Crkve tome mjestu Ma kon
certu &c ucestvovat / gasovita McKeesport Junior
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NADIA da necemo biti kaz-
njeni, jest najveci podsticaj
ma griieh. - Cicero
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Tamburtzans.
Nakon koncerta nastavt &c plesom Sacred
Heart Crkyenom Auditorium, Shaw uic istOm
mjestu.
Ovo ce biti jedan posebno glazbeno-umj jetnck kon-
cerat, plemenitu svrhu pomOG Crkve, pax
srdacno pozvlje svet da isf poseti da upozna novi
program nase glasovite Duquesne University Tambu-
rtzans pod upravom brata Waltera Kolara.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-01-01

try. while Koussevitzky had known
him during Golschmann's Partisan
days.
Under Golschmann, the st. Louis
Symphony Orchestra has present.
ed well-rounded programs featur-
ing both standard masterpieces OF
the classical and romantic COM
posers, and modern works. Like
most conductors in Paris during
the postwar period, Golschmann
had displayed distinct modern
leanings; once established in his
new post, he also displayed a firm
mastery of the established "clas-
sizes" During his regime, too, all
the leading soloists of our time
have appeared with the orchestra.
The orchestra's season annually
includes 40 subscription concerts,
a dozen concerts for students of
varying ages, four free public
concerts and a series of popular
and special concerts. In December,
1851, the orchestra was signally
honored when it was chosen to
participate in special program,
broadcast around the world, mark
ing an anniversary of the United
Nations Declaration of Human
Rights.
The St. Louis Symphony also
has spread it's fame through an
nual tours covering every section
of the country but the Far West.
It's first tour of major eastern
cities-New York, Boston and
Washington-in the spring of 1850
was acclaimed with superlatives
from such noted critics as Howard
Taubman and Olin Downes. In
the 1853-54 season the orchestra
made successful tours of the South
and Southwest.
The orchestra's reputation has
also been enhanced through the
medium of photograph recordings
on the Capitol and RCA-Victor
labels.
Since 1884 the St. Louis SYM
phony Orchestra's permanent home
has been the 35OO-seat Opera
House of Kiel (MunicipaD Audi
forum.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-01-01
Bishop Jordan
Closes African
Conference

BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa
Bishop Frederick D. Jordan of
the AME church recently closed
the 54th session of the Orangia an
nual conference in Orange Free
State of the Union of South Africa.
During the conference, Bishop
Jordan paid tribute to Gen. Supt.
H. Cow for his leadership in carry
ing forward the church program in
his absence.
The Bishop is in South Africa on
four-month visa granted by. the
Union government. Previously, the
government had barred the prelate
from entering the country, but has
since yielded to requests from the
denomination.
Meanwhile, reports read at the
conference showed a total Of Ats
conversions and 1,647 baptisms.
Other reports showed completion
of three projects valued at $4,000
which were launched under Bishop
L. H. Bonner and the authorization
of ii others for construction during
1856 at cost of $11,500.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-01-01
Denton $50.
Continued From Page One)

Continued From rage One)
morning when the public is invited
to visit and inspect it's new ultra
modern building, equipment and
facilities, and preparations have
already been made for many hum
dreds of visitors during the day.
The Denton Funeral Home and
Burial Association is owned and
operated by H. L. Denton, one of
the original founders, and for 20
years a part owner of the Peoples
Funeral Home and Peoples Burial
Association, from which he retired
several months ago to enter his
own private business.
Probably the oldest and most
widely known funeral director and
embalmer in this section of the
state, Mr.. Denton is high rank
ing member of the M. w. Stringer
Masonic Lodge, a patron Of the
Eastern Star; a member of the
Knights of Pythias, the Odd Fell
lows, Elks, and a number of other
fraternal orders of the state.
He is member of the Mt. Helm
Baptist Church, where he serves
on the board, is member of the
choir, and q member of the Mems
Bible Glass.
The staff of the organization is
composed of the following.
H. L. Denton, Jr., is general
manager of the organization, as
sistant funeral director and en-
balmer. He attended Tougaloo
and Tennessee State College and is
a graduate of the Worsham College
of Mortuary Science.
Horace L. Jones, one of the
promising young men of the city,
who returned to college to COM
.plete his education, is manager
of the Denton Burial Association.
Rev. Jessie Richards, a man who
has had extensive experience in
both fields, is assistant funeral d.
rector, and special field supervisor
of the Burial Association.
w. c. Jackson, brother of Leroy
Jackson, manager of the Alamo
and Booker T. Theatres, a licensed
embalmer, is also member of
the organization.
The staff also includes lady's
attendant, Mrs. Julia Mae Grant,
who is a member of one of the
pioneer families of the city.
The Denton Burial Association
has already in its employ more
than 20 agents and representa-
tives.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-01-01
Saturday Evening
Post Honors Wiley

MARSHALL, Tex. - Wiley Col
lege was honored by the Saturday
Evening Post this week when they
received seven original paintings
from the Posts art vaults. The
paintings, two in water and the
others in oil, will hang in the
Smith hooks Hall of Music,
building recently completed on the
Wiley campus.
Kenneth Stuart, art editor of the
Saturday Evening Post, stated that
the pictures included a cover and
illustrated stories which had ap-
peared in the Saturday Evening
Post within the past year.
The paintings were received by
julius S. Scott, Jr, director of
public relations at the college.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-01-01
Peoples Funeral.
Continued from Page One)

with an interlude of songs by his
wife. Other items on the program
included remarks by E. w. Banks,
general manager; and a brief his
tory of the organization by Walter
j. Stewart, agency director of the
Peoples Burial Association.
Also on the program were Dr..
V. H. Henry, of Jackson College;
Rev. L. H. Newsone, pastor of
Progressive Baptist Church; with
A. A. Barron, presiding. Music
was furnished by Jonas Waits.
Aside from the Christmas bonus
of one-half months salary to it's
employees the following additional
awards were presented during the
celebration. S1OO to Luther Tay-
lor, agent, for keeping the highest
percentage of collections for the
year; SIS to Fulton Porter for
keeping the highest percentage of
collection of debt of over S4OO;
$50 to Bertha Carter for debt over
5000; $25 to Mrs. Rosa Belle An
derson as agent Of the year; and
S25 to Mrs. Maude Simon as
Mother" of the company for the
year.
A safe driving award of 500
was divided among the following
employees who drive vehicles of
the company. Luther Taylor, Oh
liver Brownridge, Robert Milton,
Willie Johnson, w. M. Turner and
NJ. B. Smith.
Christmas presents were pre-
sented to the invited guests all
of whom praised the affair as an
outstanding success.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-01-01

plain constitutional provisions Sc
cured to the citizens by the con-
stitutions. One must surely close
his eyes to the facts if it is not
clear to him that the arrest and
conviction of the defendent is simp-
ly an effort to force him from
exercising his rights 1t is true
that his publication is obnoxious
and insulting and his still greater
sin is that it is Incorporate and
calculated to harm the good racial
citations that exist in Jackson.
This is d time of tension and
stress when good judgment and
temperate language should be used
and none should seek to stir up
racial strife and hatred. However,
do not believe the situation can
be helped by an unlawful arrest
and conviction"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-01-01

two daughters, Mrs. Jessie Glad
ney of Chicago, Mrs. Vera Morris
of St. Louis, Mo. Sons, Mr.. Sher-
man Enochs of Toledo, Ohio, and
Mr.. Aubrey Enochs of. Calhoun
City, Miss. and 10 grandchildren.
They have been very active in
church and community affairs. We
wish for this couple many more
active years and happy anniver-
saries.
Mrs. Mary Smith Enochs is
spending the holiday with relatives
at Houston and Houlta, Miss.
Mrs. Fannie Lawrence passed
to reward Dec. 18, funeral services
were held from the Callahan M. B.
church Woodland, Miss. Dec. Fl.
She is survived by her husband Mr..
Hosea Lawrence.
Mrs. Vera Crawford was laid
to rest Dec. 9th in Friendship
Cemetery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-01-01
PAGE FIVE

Indianapolis.
According to the suit, Bates, Miss
Ward and the Redmon couple, who
are white, entered the tavern and
waited for service.
The bartender, who was said to
have recognized Bates, telling him
he had seen him on the Ed Sulli-
van telecast the Sunday previous,
told the entertainer that it was
not the policy of the club to serve
Negroes.
Under the Illinois Civil Rights
statute, a maximum of $500 may
be sought by each person discrimi-
mated against the public establish
ments. Bates attorney filed action
last week with the Illinois Liquor
Control Commission, to have the
license of the tavern revoked.
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when personnel was increased to
present proportions (S5 musicians
and Vladimir Golschmann, Partisan
musician of Russian ancestry, was
appointed permanent conductor.
This was to be long and pros
porous association. Now in his
oath consecutive season in his post,
Golschmann is dean of all conduct
ors of American symphony orches-
tras in point of continuous service
with a single organization. To
put it another way, no other con-
ductor of a major American SYM
phony orchestra has served as
many consecutive years at his post
as has Golschmann.
In making his ranking, Deems
Taylor said: "The St. Louis SYM
phony Orchestra remained in COM
parative obscurity until 1881, when
Vladimer Golschmann took over.
He has raised it to rank among
the best during his 20 years of
service"
To return to the early history
of the orchestra, an important
milestone was observed in 1890,
ten years after the founding date,
when the orchestra was merged
with the st. Louis Choral Society.
The joint organization, ST. Louis
Choral-Symphony Society, present
ed six voices or instrumental con-
certs each year. The arrangement
prevailed for nearly 20 years, and
was not surprising development,
considering the long heritage of
choral music in St. Louis, with its
rich background of German sing
ing societies.
In 1898 the orchestra was in
corporated, continuing its joint
choral-instrumental program under
the direction Of Joseph Often, who
had been conductor of the Choral
Society. A year later Often was
succeeded by a youthful German
pianist-conductor, Alfred Ernst,
who remained until 1907. During
this period the orchestra numbered
about SIS musicians, and was aug
mented by a chorus Of two hun
dred voices. Under Ernst orches-
trail music assumed new import
ance, and it was during his regime
that Sunday pops" were intro
duced.
After Ernst resigned, the or
chestra assumed something closer
to present specifications. The
choral section was dropped, and
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CALHOUN CITY
NEWS

There are a number of high
school and college students home
for the holiday: Curtiss Loggins
of M. l. College, Hollysprings;
Ora Jean Plears, of Toledo, Ohio;
Gloria Enocns of Mary Holmes
Jr. College, West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Enochs cele-
brated their 45th wedding ami
versary Dec. Goth in the home of
their son Aubrey Enochs and
large number of friends and rela-
tives were present for the happy
occasion. They have lived happily
together all these years in CAL
houn County. The Enochs have