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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02
zahvaIa i priznanje
Bolesnoq CIana HBz

Urednistvo hrvatskog die
la Zajednicara primilo je list
cd clana naseg odsjeka 535
u Midland, Pa, brata Matt
Puntar-a, koji Sc nalazi bo-
lestan u State Sanatoriumu
u South Mountain, Pa, u ko-
jem izrazuje svoju zahvalu "a
pomoc Cd $25.00, koju mu je
odobrila nasa Deveta Kon-
vencija.
Da Sc vidi, kako i mladji,
isto tako kao i stariji cla-
novi, osjecaju prema svojoj
Zajednici, tai list donosimo u
hrvatskom prevodu, a glasi:
ia Sc madam, da ce Vam
oval list dati ideju o tomu,
kako veseo sam u izrazava-
nju mole zahvale Hrvatskoj
Bratskoj Zajednici i njezinom
clanstvu, koje je omogucilo
ovo mole veselje.
ia sam dulje vremena clan
odsjeka broj 535 H. B. z. u
Midlandu, Pa, a prize toga
bio sam wise godina clanom
naseg Pomlatka. Moja maj
ka, braca sestre = svi su
vec takodjer dosta dugo 60
dina clanovi odsjeka br. 535
svi, izuzev meme, 1--WE u Mid.
landu.
Moja je nesreca, da Sc ma.
lazim u bolnici kroz stanovit
broj godina; ali stvar, kae
sto je sjecanje ma nekog, ko
| j je bolestan, jest ono, Ste
zivot cini donekle podnosljivi
jim.
ia sam nekidan PRIMO list
Cd kuce i Il MENU eek zs
$25 cd H.B.Z., kao doprino!
Cd strane nase Devete Kon
vencije. To je "a meme bilt
neocekivano, ali ugodno IL
nenadjenje, pa ovim puten
zelim Sc zahvaliti svima oni
ma, koji su ovo omogucili, ;
u to ukljucena je i nasa Hr
vatska Bratska Zajednica.
Takodjer zelim napomenu
ii, da delegat IL Midlanda, ko
il je mole ime ma Konvencij
iznio, jest "a grand guy,
to je brat Milan Rudar, IL
vrsni radnik u svemu, sto s.
tiGe napretka H.B.Z. nasei
odsjeka u Midlandu.
Ako oval list odgovara "a
htievima "a uvrstenje u Ia
jednicar, onda Vam dajen
dozvolu, da ga objelodanite
i da tako izrazim pred swim;
mole misljenje, kako divn
skup naroda sacinjava nas1
Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu
ia Sc ponosim sa mojim po
rijeklom i nikad Sc ne stidin
da sam hrvatskog porijelxl
- od glave do pete.
Bratski Vas sve pozdrav
liza,
Matt Puntar,
State Sanatorium No.
South Mountain, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02

koptera u zraku mad jednim
gradom, opasnosti sudara &c
biti gotovo potpuno isklju-
Gene. sirina zracnih putova
inherit &c Sc stotinama i IT,
sucama metara. Postojat ce
ogranicenja BRINE.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02

je upraviteljica naseg gniiez-
da ,Pomlatka. Ona je tako-
djer podvorila i svu djecu,
koja su dosli sa roditeljima
ma veselicu.
Emil Blazevich, predsj.
odsjeka broj 306 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02

i pocelo. Medjutim, nista o.
zbiljnije. Pravi rad nastav-
lien je poslije oslobodJenJa.
Start program i nacrti nisu
odgovarali. Gotovo sve je tre-
balo po6eti iznova. 1skustva
je nedostajalo, ali ne wolfe i
ljubavi "a posao. Proslo je
deset godina napora, teskoca,
ponekad razocaranja, pobjeda
i konacno - uspjeh. cinje-
MICA da je Vinodol zavrsen,
veseli svakog postenog gra-
djanina nase zemlje. Ali nj
koga tako kao clanove kolek-
tiva, koji su ma MENU radili
desetine hiljada mladica
djevojaka, koji su umjesto
odmora prihvatili pijuk, To-
patu proveli diva mjeseca
dobrovoljno u radu ma ovom
objektu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02

Ova slika je isto snimljena ma proslavi
4O-te godisnjice odsjeka broj 548 H.B.Z. II
Slovan, Pa, koja je odrzana ma %. augusta
owe godine. Ma istoj je tamburaski zbor il
Burgettstown, Pa, koH je zabavljao clanove
i goste cijelo poslije podne u vecer. U zad-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02
NOVA ADRESA "a NARUCBU KNJIGE

Ante Cliga: "SAM KROZ EVROPU U RATU" 1. svezak
Narucbe novac (dva doara knjgu) treba unapried
lat adresu tiskara, ko je preuzeo raspacavanje:
Mr.. IVAN PETANJEK
13 Benbow Way Cowley
Uxbridge, Middx - England
Srbi titisti monarhst koji suze kao prevodioc kod
rancuske carnarnce, pravi intrige kod prmanja Of
preme knjga, tako da in narucelj dobiva zakas
njenjem Da buduce tomu izbjegne naru6elj prime
kngu najkrac rok preuzeo raspacavane mas hrvatsk
tskar, rodoub -emigrant g. Ivan Petanek ma cemu mu
najljepsa hvala.
sadrzaj prvog sveska (156 stranica ma fnom papiru
jasan tisak, naslovnoj sranici vneta "Domagojev
strijeci" Mestrovica):
Prvi dio. Brod "Evropa" tone. ia ostajem brodu
Poglavlje 1. Pariz - uoci ma pocetku rata.
Poglavlje g. ''Huni doaze!" . Parz pod njemaG-
kom okupacijom.
Drugi dio. Tri godine balkanskom vrtlogu.
Poglavlje g. Taijanski ntermezzo
Poglavlje f. Trazeci svoj put svoe moderno obliko-
vanje Bosna-H Herzegovina postaje cvo-
ristem hrvatsko-srpske drame.
a. Bosanski muslmani - jezgra proble-
ma, njegove zamrsenosti osobosti.
b. Kakovu prozvio -Hercego-
vinu burnih godna 19O5.-1914
g Prokrustova postelja veikosrpske Jugo-
slavic.
d) Bosn-Hercegovni 1941 1945 nasao
- "trojanski rat" Frvata Srba
Sadrzaj drugog sveska (u prpremi).
Drgi dio. Tr godne balkanskom vrtlogu Nastavak.)
Pogavlje 5. Domovina mi otvara sirom vrata
tvora logora istrebljenja.
Pogavlje 6. Ljudi pred licem smrti (Jasenovac).
Pogavlje Z. Hrvat konspiriraju da pro-saveznic-
kim drZavnim udarom otresu Paveica
Htera, da izbjegnu Drazu Tita.
Treci dio. Treci Reich agoniji.
Poglavje 8. Put ma rlsevine Berina. Bee Berlin
nakon TO- srpnja.
Poglavje 9. Konac Nibeunga, gedan il Bavarske
Cetvrti do. Tjeskoba Europe poslije rata.
Poglavje 10. Kruzno putovanje Rim-Trst-London-P Pa
riz-Nuenberg-Rim.
Poglavlje IL. Opet Parizu: Tito Adenauer igr
Washington -Moskva.
Moju knjgu: "Doke &c hrvatski narod iati poc
srpskim jarmom?, stranca 92 cena jedan dollar, naru
cuje napred poslani novac dalje moju
Ante Cliga, rue de IUnversite, Paris VII, France.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02

Kad naprsce prohoda, ono
misli da zivi u cudnim vreme-
nina. - Turska poslovica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02

la je BurgettstOWn Tamburzans.
Ma sic su odsjeGni odtornici lijeva desno kako
sljedi: John Perho dugogodsn tajnk odseka Dorothy
Kosovec mlada taentirana upravelca gnijezda Pomat
ka John kosovec, sadasn tajnk (takoder delegat de-
vete konvencie HBZ) Anna Secan predsednica odbora
boles John kinkea preds jednk; Matt Secan, bagajnk
i Anthony Zlich, jedniL nadzornog odbora.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02

Ova slika je snmlje prigodom prosave 4O-godsnce
opstanka odseka broj 548 Hrv Bratske Zaednce koa
odrzana dne 49, augusta godine Hrvatskom Domu,
u Sovan. Pa. Ma programu odrzani govori po nelm
nasm odsjeGnm odborncma takodjer po naceniku BUR
gess) Duchin Nckik. Glavni govornk je bio sudac -
Judge G. Cummns il Washington, Pa, ko je odrzao vro
nteresanni govor bratsyu zajedncarstvu lud Svra-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02
POCETKOM 20. STOLJECA

Ideia ie dosta davno potekla Tamo negdje pocetkom
ovog soeca edan geolog professor spitivao oval kra
Dosao e ma pomsao koristenju voda Gorskog Kotara.
Ali to lie ostaa samo dea staroj Jugoslavij nesto
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-02
SVRSENA VINODOLSKA CENTRALA U
GORSKOM K0TARJ REP. HRVATSKE

Doznajemo IL domovnske stampe da je svrseno maj
vece delo Repubici Hrvatsko naveci podhvat posije
rata Hidrocentrala Gorskom Kotaru tome te novne
govore:
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Arlington Man
Found Honqed

A 51-year-old Arlington man
was found hanged by a clothes
line from the rafters in the base
ment of his South Columbus
street home early today.
Chief of Arlington Detectives
Dudley H. Rector said George L.
Jensen of 100 South Columbus.
/ q longtime employe of the Fed
ieral Communications Commits
sion, was found by his wife Ruby
at 1880 o'clock this morning after
she awoke to find his bed empty.
He was cut down by neighbor
and pronounced dead on the
scene.
Capt. Rector said Mr.. Jensen
had been> under treatment for
severe migraine headaches.
No coroner's certificate has
been issued.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Man Held in Theft
|Of 5000 Bricks

A SO T. year old Washington
truck driver was arrested yes
terday on two charges Of grand
larceny for the theft Of 5000
bricks.
Arlington detectives said Fred
Brown, jr., colored, Of 253s
Thirteenth street NV, was ar
rested at the lexington Building
e Supply Co. at Twenty-third
street and Jefferson Davis high
way In Arlington. He is accused
of stealing two truckloads Of
bricks valued at $160 each from
the supply company on Noyem-
Der Z and 8. The bricks were
recovered at a Washington build
ing contractors yard.
A hearing was set for Monday
and Brown was released on $500
bond.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Man Is Acquitted
lin Death of Wife

BALTIMORE. Nov. IL tR.-
Milton J. Price, utility company
inspector. was acquitted yester-
day of q charge he murdered hi:
I32-year-old wife, Margaret. last
January.
Judge Joseph r. Byrnes heard
the case without a jury.
The judge said that from the
evidence he concluded the wom.
IAN. while intoxicated. had faller
land had asphyxiated herself ac.
lcidentally with her own clothing
Price, in testimony yesterday
estimated the woman had faac
more than go glasses Of beer al
IAN oyster roast and on visits tc
|tayerns January l6. the evening
before her death.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
7 Planes Crash,
I Escape Injury
By the Associated Press

Two military planes crashed
yesterday in rugged sections Of
Virginia, but the seven occu-
pants escaped injury by bailine
out in time.
Six men-four Air Force on
GERS and two civilian employees
were aboard Cas- which expe-
rienced engine trouble high over
the Blue Ridge Mountains north
west Of Galax. All six hit the
silk and landed safely shortly
before the crippled cargo plane
crashed near the top Of q snow
covered peak.
At approximately the same
time q Navy F2H2 Banshee Jet
bound from the Oceana Naval
Air Station for Columbus. Ohio,
experienced engine trouble over
Stanardsville In Greene County
and the pilot bailed out.
Pilot Of the Cas- was Mai.
James H. Raddin. He and the
other i've were en- route from
Nashville. Tenn. to Baltimore.
Md. The others were Mai. Nor
man r. Snyder. LIST 1t. Dale w.
Parrish, and 1t. Lauris T. Jones,
along with two civilian employees
Frank II. Lafferty and Clayton
C. Spear.
The Banshee Jet which b
crashed near Stanardsville wai
piloted by 1t. q. G.) John B
Kunz Of Alexandria. Pa.
The 24-year-old pilot jumped
from about 1000 feet after his
plane ran into trouble. He spent
the night at Stanardsville before
returning to Oceana.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Women Democrats
Elect DR.. Otenusek

BALTIMORE, Nov. II R.-
DR.. Mildred otenasek, pert
blond college professor, wa,
elected president Of the nitet
Democratic Women's Clubs o.
Maryland yesterday.
She succeeds Mrs. E. Brooke
Lee of Damascus. Md.
Other officers elected included
Mrs. Carmel Bindas, first vice
chairman: Mrs. Frances Holub
Baltimore, second vice chairman;
Mrs. Allan L. Pirie. treasurer
and Mrs. Edith Holmes of Prince
Georges County. corresponding
secretary.
Elected regional chairmer
were Mrs. Marie e. Schuster
Baltimore: Mrs. Russell Carter
Central Maryland: Mrs. Mary
Bond, Eastern Shore; Mrs. Vir.
'ginia Black, Montgomery Coun.
ty. and Mrs. Helen Phillips
Southern Maryland.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
MARYLAND-V VIRGINIA NEWS
ChiIdren's S Mental Care
inadequate, PTA, Told

Judge Irene L. Pancoast OF
Alexandra Juvenile and Domes-
tic Relations Court yesterday
told the Virginia Congress OF
Colored Parents and Teachers
there is a pressing need for a
hospital for emotionally dis
lturbed children in Virginia.
Mrs. Pancoast. the first wo-
man to become q Judge In Vir-
ginia. spoke at the 28th annual
conference Of the Congress
With her on an afternoon panel
were DR.. J. Rupert Picott. ex-
ecutive secretary of the Vir-
lginia Teachers Association, and
the Rev. A. w. Adkins, pastor
Iof the Aired Street Baptist
Church, Alexandria. Panel MEM
bers discussed aUnnet Needs In
Community Relations" /"
Need Facilities
Judge Pancoast said there is
increasing realization in Virginia
that training schools cannot pro-
vide treatment needed by emo
tionally upset children. She said
the only psychiatric care possi-
BILE for children at the training
school is on an out-patient basis,
AS the conference moved into
its third and final session today.
delegates heard another talk on
the segregation issue from a
State leader Of the National AS
sociation for the Advancement
lof Colored People.
DR.. e. B. Henderson Of Falls
Church, president-elect Of the
Virginia branch Of the NAACP,
Joined a long list Of speakers in
a cali for prompt integration of
school systems throughout the
South.
DIR. johnson Speaks
At yesterdays session DR..
Mordecai johnson. president of
Howard University, declared the
Supreme Courts decision on the
segregation question has greatly
enhanced the moral prestige of
American democracy all over the
world"
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Court 10 Weiuh
Backgroundof4
|HeIdin1Attacks

A complete report on the
mental and physical condition
and social background Of four
Juveniles accused of raping two
women was ordered today by
Fairfax County Circuit Court
Judge Paul e. Brown.
Judge Brown said he would
decide whether the Circuit Court
would retain jurisdiction over
the boys after the report is sub
United December 2.
James II. Raby. attorney for
the four colored youths. asked
Judge Brown to quash the In
dictment which charges them
with attacking a 29-year-old
white Arlington County grocery
clerk on July 81. The four also
are under indictment for raping
a colored woman July 26 and
for attempted felonious assault
on the two women's escorts.
= Escorts Held at Bay
| Police said the attacks took
place in a lovers lane of Gal
lows road near Arlington boule-
ward. The escorts were held at
bay at knife and gunpoint, po-
lice said.
The guns later were discoy-
cred to be toys.
Garland w. Marshall. Is. Of
lMerrifield, was scheduled to 60
ION trial today. Trials were
scheduled later for Dan Thomas,
III, of Falls Church: William
Robinson, is. of Merrifield, and
John C. Smith. IA. Of Vienna.
All had been certified as adults
Iby Juvenile Judge John A. Roth
rock last August before they were
indicted.
Mr.. Raby argued that a
mental and physical examina-
ltion made before the certiflca-
ton was not complete and that
the Circuit Court also was re-
Iquired to make an examination.
Complete Exam
Judge Brown refused the re-
quest to kill the indictment but
favored a more complete exam
Iination than that made for the
Juvenile Court.
DR.. James Thorpe, head of
the County Child Guidance
Clinic, who made the examina-
Ition, told Judge Brown the orig
Iinal report was not complete
because Of .'lack Of co-opera-
ltion" among the defendants.
The new report viii be made
by a three member panel COM
posed OF DR.. Thorpe. a psychol-
Iogist and a general practitioner.
All but Thomas are out on
Isl 800 bond. Thomas is In the
Fairfax County Jail.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Mothers Club Buzoor
TO Aid 81. John 5 School

The Mothers Club Of st
Johns College High School viii
hold its annual saber party and
bazaar tomorrow In the school
auditorium, 1925 Vermont ave
nue. NV.
There will be aprons. cakes and
miscellaneous items for sale. All
proceeds will 60 toward the
building Of the new school.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

DR.. johnson called the de-
Icision "the most important act
of Government leading toward
freedom Of the Negro since the
Emancipation Proclamation.
DR.. johnson added that the
Supreme Courts action ''has
greatly deepened the esteem and
the affection Of the Negro people
for their country and has con-
Ifirmed the belief which we have
always held that we could make
our way to complete, first class
citizenship in America by due
process Of law in an open and
above board manner :"
Evening star., 1955-11-11
ALL Tirne Mark
For Jobs Set
In Maryland

BALTIMORE, Nov. II (R.-
Employment in Maryland set
an all-time record at the mid
die Of September. the State De-
partment Of Employment Secur-
ity reported today.
It estimated 829,3o0 at work
on nonfarm jobs then.
The figure includes part-time
Jobs, but it does not include pro-
prietors. self-employed, domestic
servants and the many thou
sands In the armed forces sta
toned In Maryland.
The 829, 300 on the Job repre-
sented an increase Of $500 over
mid-August and a gain Of 32.10O
over the corresponding period in
1854.
The most spectacular percent
age gain, In q comparison OF
mid-September with q year
earlier, was the 68 per cent In
the number employed In ship
yards.
The greatest numerical ex-
pansions were the $500 addi-
tional jobs on contract con-
struction projects, 5.100 In the
various branches of trade and
the 1000 increase In State and
local, government. Much Of the
latter figure was attributable to
the great increase in school pop
ulation. requiring more teachers
and school maintenance per-
sonneI.
The department estimated
there were 34,7O0 unemployed In
Maryland at mid September,
representing only "a per cent Of
the total labor force.
A year earlier there we're 53.-
600 iinemployed--l1.3 per cent.
Average hourly earnings In
factories climbed to $1.85 in
September and in a year average
weekly earnings had increased
from $62.28 to $76.67.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Lecture on Buddhism

Miss Gwendolyn Winser Of
New York, Oriental scholar and
lecturer, will speak on THE
Compassion Of the Buddha" at
a pm. tomorrow in the Royal
Thai Embassy, $500 Kalorama
road NV. The lecture is being
sponsored by the washington
Friends of Buddhism Society.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Bid on Tunnel Approach

BALTIMORE. Nov. ii Up.
EC. J. Langenfelder & Sons, Inc,
OF Baltimore yesterday submitted
the apparent low bid of $5,532,-
I333 for building section Of ap-
Iproach expreSway at the south
end Of the Baltimore Harbor
Tunnel.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
Morse Unit to Consider
Potomac Cleanup Laws

iagreed to join with other Vir-
Iginia interests in sponsoring in.
dustr:al development Of the Lou
doun County area were brought
out. But PEPCo Counsel James
Francis Reilly told the Morse
subcommittee this had not oc-
curred. He conceded that, under
THE original contract for the
purchase Of the Loudoun County
tract. there was an agreement
that PEPCO would co-sponsol
industrial rezoning plans. But hi
isaid no such application had
been filed and that. therefore
iPEPCo was freed of any mora
lor legal obligation.
It was suggested at the hear
ling, however, that II the PEPCC
Iplant were built in Loudour
County. proposals for further In
Idustrial development In the ad.
joining areas would be newt.
liable.
The first direct proposals foi
stronger legislation were voiced
Iby Oliver Gasch. general counsel
for the Interstate Commission or
the Potomac River Basin.
Asks strong Legislation
He expressed objections TO the
PEPCO generating plant and
urged the Senate committee &
adopt stronger legislation, under
which there would be hearings
land the necessity for permits be-
fore any such huge commercial
development could go ahead.
Ellis s. Tsdale, director of tht
Interstate Commission on TIN
Potomac River Basin. said hi
commission recommends a down
stream site for the power plan
development and at a poinl
where '.it would not be q threat
to the District water supply"
j. Grahame Walker. president
Iof the Montgomery County
Council, urged that the Corps
lof Engineers make a new study
to determine how to guarantee
the future water supply by q
system of dams and reservoirs.
Points to Dangers
Paul Watt. executive director
Iof the National Capital Regional
Planning Council. said his grour
has not yet acted on the PEPCO
matter but warned that the dan.
gers OF nearby industrial de-
Ivelopment should not be mini
lmized.
Lawrence M. Fisher, Mont
Egomery County resident and q
retired United States Public
Health Service sanitary engineer
lalso warned against the effect.
LOT the big power plant.
The need to consider the fu.
lture were stressed when PEPCC
lofiicials told the suhc6mmittet
that. within the next few years
lPEPCo will have TO plan still
additional facilities to take care
Iof the power demands for thi,
area.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
1850 Beouest Pays Off

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. II H).
Eastern State Hospital pa
Itients will get a new recreation
building, thanks to a $1,000
bequest made 105 years ago.
The $1,000 was used to buy
property which was sold recently
for S5l, 1000.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

The Herbert Hooyers, r..
were the center Of attention
last night as they were hon.
ored at q party given by the
Egyptia n Ambassador and
Nine. Hussein.
Guests at the black tie din
ner were the Ambassador Of
Jordan and Mime. Rifai, the
Ambassador Of Lebanon and
Nine. Malik, the Ambassador
Of Saudi Arabia. the Ambas-
sador of Syria and Nine.
Zeineddine. Nine. Moussa
Shabandar, wife of Iraq's
Minister of Foreign Affairs;
the Minister Of Libya, DR..
Mansour FAITH El-Kekhia; the
Charge de'Affaires of Iraq and
Nine. Khalil and the Charge
d.Affaires of Yemen, Mr.. AS
sayed Ahmed Ali Zabarah.
Other guests included the
Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. John Jernegan,
the Assistant Director Of the
Foreign Operations Admin
Evening star., 1955-01-23
) Mrs. Brockney
Is Married

Mrs. Charles George Wood
ward announces the marriage
Of her daughter, Mrs. Mary w.
Brackney, to Mr.. Otis NJ. Yo-
kum. son of Mrs. Otis Yokum
and the late Mr.. Yokum.
The Rev. DIR. Edward Latch
performed the ceremony in the
Metropolitan Memorial Meth
odist Church. A small recep-
ton was held following the
ceremony.
Mrs. Yokum, daughter of the
late Mr., Woodward, attended
George Washington University,
Ohio Wesleyan University and
Duke University School of
Nursing.
MIR. Yokum attended George
Washington University, Uni
versity Of Miami and the Ma
tional Law School.
The couple viii make their
home in Bethesda.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Symphony
Party Set

Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Smith
viii entertain at a party after
10 o'clock Wednesday evening
at their home. 3Oss N street
NV. for area captains and
chairTnen of the 1855 National
Symphony Orchestra's slls-
tanning fund drive.
One of the Sidney's orches-
tras will play for dancing in
the heated pavilion which will
be erected in the garden. Re-
freshments viii be served In
the house.
Guests will attend the affair
following a concert that even
ing In Constitution Hall by the
National Symphony and Dame
Myra Hess. DR.. Howard Mitch
ell will return from Europe in
time to conduct this concert.
He and Mrs. Mitchell viii be
welcomed at the party.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Miss Strong
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Grandin
Strong announce the engage
ment of their daughter Margot
Elizabeth to Mr.. Ralph semier.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph 3.
SemIer of New York City and
New Canaan. Conn.
Miss Strong was graduated
from National Cathedral
School and attended Bryn
Mawr College.
Mr.. Semler attended Mill
brook School. Culver Military
Academy. Yale University and
the Sorbonne. He served In the
Marine Corps during World
War II.
The wedding win take place
here on February 10.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Miss Petit
To Be Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Speake
Petit Of Arlington announce
the engagement Of their
daughter. Ann Lindsay to Mr.
Harland Ray Gets. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Cleo Ray Gets OF
Arlington. The wedding viii
take place in June.
Miss Petit is a senior at.
Westhampton College of the
University of Richmond. Rich
mond. Va. Mr.. Gets is q SEN
ior at Richmond College of the
University Of Richmond.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Hoovers Are Entertained

istration. Mrs. Hiram Cole
Houghton; Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. Ros-
coe Drummond and Counselor
Of the Egyptian Embassy and
Nine. Ally Kamel FANNY.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

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