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Richmond. All are subject to
24-hour recall.
NOTES: One of the more un-
usual plays, reminiscent of the
days of the Daffy Dodgers. de-
veloped in the second inning
when PaScual singled into a
double play, with Catcher Red
Wilson making both putouts
With Edwards on second base
and Jerry Snyder on first. Pas
cual singled to center. When
Edwards attempted to score he
was nailed by Bill Tuttle's fine
throw. =. Pascual charged into
second base. only to find Snyder
there. Pascual was trapped
in a rundown, and when Snyder
tried to score while that was 60
ing on. he was cut down.
Bob Porterfield was slated to
pitch against Cincinnati here to-
morrow. but has a slightly sore
arm and won't work unless
there's Improvement. :. Dresser
Cancelled a scheduled morning
squad game because of cold
weather. :. With the tempera-
ture in the 40s, topcoats and
blankets were standard apparel
for the game with the Tigers.
:. McDermott. who tripled and
doubled against the Yankees in
his last appearance, singled twice
and was the only Senator to get
more than one hit. The
Tigers got seven, with Ray Boone
getting two.
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BY BRUCE FALES, JR.

A brave committee called the
Horseman's. Inc. put on a horse
show yesterday at its Rolling
road show grounds near Cations
vile, Md Despite the wind that
almost blew down the ring,
entries were not too small. with
some Of the classes having as
many as 10 to Is horses.
The al Marah Farm of Be-
thesda had a good day in the
winners circle, both in the junior
classes and the senior events
Its Misr took the blue in the
Western Parade class. and Rud-
balik in the senior pleasure
event.
In the hunter and jumper di-
vision Sylvia Boas, riding the
horses of John Pagan and Mrs.
Wade Levering. was the high
scorer. Miss Boas rode Fagan,s
Whiskey Sour. big bay gelding.
to win the modified Olympic and
place second in both the con-
formation hunters and open
jumper. Riding Mrs. Levering' S
Cheetah. she won the conforma-
ton hunters and placed second
in the hunter hack.
The junior classes were won
by Miss Lee Levering. riding her
spotted roam gelding, Counter
Attack. The good jumper won
both the Junior working and
junior jumper classes. She also
won the hunter hack class.
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European Skiers Sweep
Hartman Cup Honors
ZAP Wirephoto.

SUN VALLEY, Idaho, Mar. 28
(R.-European skiers completed
their invasion of American
slopes with a sweep of the Har-
riman Cup series and headed
for home today.
Two Swiss and three Austrians
took flrsts in the combined
slalom and downhil events of
the Sun Valley classic over the
week end. 1t was the last major
event of the American season.
Anderl Molderer of Kitzbuehl,
Austria. and Madeline Berthod
of Chateau dock, Switzerland,
took the mems and women S
combined honors.
The 23-year-old Molderer also
was second in the slalom and
third in downhill.
Miss Berthod, a 24-year-old
Swiss farm girl. won the women's
doWnhill and lost out in the
slalom by only four-tenths OF a
second.
The f1ashiest victory of the
week end went yesterday to
Martin julien, a 26-year old
Swiss liquor shop owner. He
hurt his leg in the downhill
Saturday and decided only min
utes before the start of the
slalom to enter that event. He
won it with a two-run combined
time of 93.8 seconds.
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Two Marine Stars Make
AAU AII-Tourinq Team

DENVER. Mar. 28 R.-Jim
Bingham and Dick Guerin OF
the Quantico Marines are on the
National AAU all-tournament
basketball team headed by Jim
Walsh of the Phillips Oilers.
A last-second shot by Walsh
gave the Oilers the title over
the Luckett-Nix team of Colo
RADIO University players. 1854,
Saturday night. and a similar
shot by Walsh won Friday nights
seminal over San Francisco
Olympic Club.
The Olympic Club won the
consolation third-place game
over Quantico. 1859.
Others on the 10-man all
tourney team announced today
were Arnold Short and Chuck
Darling of the Oilers; Bob jean
gerard. Burdette Haldorson and
Charley Mock of Luckett- Nix
and Ken Sears and Ron Tomm-
sic of the Olympic Club.
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Bethesda Farm Turns Bad Day
Into Good One at Horse Show

Susan Molesworth, riding her
good ponies, Willow Ward and
Bambi, placed one-two in the.
small pony jumping class. In
the large pony jumper. Jackie
Shedding. riding Jimmy, won the
blue over Mrs w. Graham
Boyce's Honey Bee. who was
ridden by Billy Boyce, III.
Summaries:
Ward Susan Moiesworth: >, Bambi,
Susan Moieswerth; : Roxanne. Charles
vaughn srse T. SMOKE Joe Billr BoyGs III.
Jackie steddingi 2. Honey Bee. Mrs, w.
Graham Boyce; 3 Drummer Boy. Jackie
Shedding: 4, Timothv O'Day, Sally
Ganse.
Junior hack. Roxanne; . Misr Al
Marah Arabian Horse Farm; 3. Rafnisa,
Al Marah Farm: 4. Miss Glory. Inonas
Junior jumper. Counter Attack.
Lee Ieveri Mss 2:,or Timothy oDav j.
Junior S Siss i0i Gunter-1 Counter
Attack. tonly horse 10 finish course.J
western Parade Class Misr; 2.
Marah Farm: 4. Golden Ruby. rat Nor
rlSGu
Jumper warm up-1 Brandy, R. He-
CORK. Whiskev Sour, John Fagan; 5.
Standback, Mel Rappelmon: 4. Zombi,
Green Acres Stable
junior ,Tsrn plessgrs horseIl China Doll
4. Binthyra. Mvr Roland
Conformation hunters, Cheetah.
ari prv Waas go1 Jackie w stsaan. Sour
Senior pleasure Rudbalik AL
Marah Farm, = Shininr Field, Windy
Blum: 2. Charko Dick Newcity: 4 Ara
teZ Al Marah Farm
:. Hunter hack. Counter Attack: 3.
CheeLah.
Open Jumper. Standback: y. Whis-
kew Sour g. Brandy: j. Zombi
Modified OLYMPIC, Whiskey Sour; 2,
Stanupack
Handy nunter-l Counter Attac ok: 2,
Cheetah; ,. Brandy; 4. Whiskev Sour,
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BusebuIl
CONTINUED From Page A-l6)

Continued From Page A-16)
with Pittsburgh March II, wal
loped a three-run homer and a
single in three trips to spark the
Pirates to a TO squeaker over
the Baltimore Orioles.
Ennis and Burgess each had
a single. a double and a home
run to lead the PhillieS to a
ISL rout of the Cincinnati Red
legs. Herman Wehmeier, a for
mer Redleg. hurled the first five
innings for the Phils and allowed
only one hit.
Jim Plersall batted in three
runs as the Boston Red Sox
turned back Kansas City, Al.
frank Sullivan and Tom Brewer
held the Athletics to four hits.
The Milwaukee Braves-Atlanta
game was Cancelled because of
rain.
NOTES - Curt Simmons, the
Phillies' ace lefthander. said his
ailing arm felt much better
during a 15-minute turn at
pitching batting practice yester-
day. The Pirates have
optioned Pitcher Bob CARRIER TO
Hollywood. Gil Hodges, the
Dodgers regular first baseman,
played II innings in leftfield
yesterday without a putout.
He had a perfect day with three
singles and three walks.
Bob Cerv is batting at a Alb
clip. but will have to do better
to beat out Irv Noren. Mickey
Mantle or Hank Bauer as a
regular outfielder. Jim
Hearn looks like he's on the
way back with the Giants. He
yielded one run but famed four
in four innings against the Cubs
and in 10 innings has allowed
five runs.
Outf1elder Rip Repulski of
the Cards, bidding for the
chance to bat in the cleanup slot
left vacant by the trade of Ray
Jablonski to the Reds, is hitting
1893 for IA games.
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Big turnout Expected
For Reinhart Testimonial

A big collection of former
George Washington University
athletes and other friends of
Bill Reinhart will be present
tomorrow night when the Co.
loniais baseball and basketball
coach is honored with a testi-
moniai dinner in the Terrace
Room at National Airport.
The occasion marks the Goth
anniversary of Remnants first
coaching tour at CIV. Starting
time for the affair. sponsored
by the CIV Letternen's Club.
is $50 pm.
Dutch Bergman, former Cath
olic U. and Redskins football
coach, will be the principal
speaker. and Dean Elmer Louis
Kayser of CIV will be master
of ceremonies.
Matt Zunic. one of GW's for
mer basketball stars who now is
coach at Boston University, will
be among those present.
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Senators
Continued From Page A-16)

nandez is on the Brooklyn
roster" Calvin said. land waiv-
ers must be obtained on him
from other National League
clubs before we could get him.
You can bet he won't get out of
that league"
Calvin has abandoned hope of
acquiring Don thinner. a .291
hitter with st. Paul last season.
"The Dodgers are playing Fer
nandez at shortstop and thinner
at second base" Calvin said,
land it's possible they could
wind up there regularly" If such
is the case it's likely that Sec
ond Baseman Junior Gillian and
Peewee Reese. veteran shortstop,
are being included in National
League trade talk.
Johnny Schmitz, cuffed around
by Kansas City in his last start,
will start today against the Red
Sox. The Senators will try to lift
their spring record to 8-5 after
polishing off the Tigers, 80. yes
terday when Ernie Oravetz's sim
gle with one out in the last OF
the ninth inning scored Maury
McDermott from second base.
With the score locked at %,
McDermott opened the bottom
of the ninth with a single off
Ray Herbert. Eddie Yost sacri-
feed to set the stage for Oravetz
to break up the game.
McDermott. being tested for
possible relief duty this season,
gave Dresser an eyetul. He went
in at the start OF the seventh and
retired all of the nine batters he
faced.
The Senators grabbed a 30
lead in the fourth inning at Bob
Miller's expense when Pete Run.
nels singled. Roy Sievers tripled
and Bruce Edwards singled. The
Tigers tied the score in the fifth
against Camilo Pascuai when
Pinchhitter Jim Delsing walked
with two out and Harvey Kuenn.
Fred Hatfield and Ferris Fain
singled in succession.
II Cut From Squad
The Senators trimmed II
players yesterday, reducing their
squad to 80. Since Oravetz and
Pitcher Ted Alternately. return
ing servicemen may be carried
without affecting the 25-player
limit, the club must slice only six
more players
Sent to Chattanooga were
Shortstop Lyle Luttrell, Out
tielders Tom Wright, Dan Por-
ter, Bruce BARNES and Roy
Halves, Third Baseman Roy
Dietzel and Pitchers Bill Barley,
Mike Dayne, Hal Griggs, Ralph
Groves, Mike kvasnak, Bob Ross
and Gus Keriazakos.
Charlotte got Pitchers Mike
Bagdonovich and Vibert Clarke
and Second Baseman Curtis
Hardaway, while First Baseman
Julio Becquer was dispatched to
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Pittsburgh, Buffalo Gain
American Hockey Finals
BY the Associated Press

The Pittsburgh Hornets will be
hosts to the Buaffalo Bisons when
the American Hockey Leagues
Calder Cup playoff finals get
under way Wednesday. The
series will be best-of-seven.
The Hornets, who won the
regular season championship,
reached the finals last night
with a 4-3 sudden death" over
time victory over the Springfield
Indians. Pittsburgh took the
best-of five seminal series 3
games to J..
Buffalo, which finished fourth
in the league standings, elimi-
mated the defending champion
Cleveland Barons games to /.
The Bisons defeated Cleveland,
GA. last night.
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Guy Day Dead at 70;
Harness Horse Sire

LEXINGTON, KY. Mar. % up.
Guy Day. 28-year-old stand
ardbred sire, died yesterday at
Walnut Hall Farm near here.
Foaled in 1927, Guy Day was
by Guy Axworthy-D Dorothy Day
by Peter the Great. He was raced
as a 2-year-old by the late WAL
ter r. Cox and was sold the
following year for a reported
$25, 900 to DR.. o. M. Edwards.
Although he sired few cham
pions, Guy Day produced a num-
Der of outstanding harness per-
formers. OF 13l of his get who
raced. 10 had records of 2:05 or
better.
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Myron CoweII Ousted
From Soccer Tourney

The Community Jewellers of
Baltimore have gained semifinals
of the Stewart Cup soccer tour
nament. The Jewellers elimi-
mated Myron Cowell of WASH
ington. ST.. in quarter-f final
match yesterday in Baltimore.
Marlboro beat Charles County
Al. in a National League game
at Marlboro.
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Varsity Club to Hear
Retreat House Director

The Rev James Martin, S. j.,
director of the Loyola Retreat
House and chaplain in the Air
Force Reserve, will be the guest
speaker at lenten luncheon of
the Varsity Club at 1890 pm
Wednesday at Jim Magner's Res
taurant.
Father Martin is an interna-
tionally known lecturer and tray
eler.
Johnny Lattner and Menil
Mavraides, former Notre Dame
football stars and now Air Force
lieutenants stationed at Boiling,
also will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
Coss Leeds Swurthmore
In CIV Tennis Match

George Washington Univer-
slty's tennis team. an 81 vic
tor over Wake Forest in it's
opener Friday and an 81 loser
to Davidson Saturday. takes on
highly regarded Swarthmore
College today at the Forehand
Club at Bailey's Crossroads.
Tim Coss. a top player from
this area, heads the Swarthmore
1ineIn
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Catholic Tourney
CONTINUED From Page A-16)

tCOnClnued from rage A-lb)
of Richmond won the consola-
ton championship with a $3.50
victory over Calvert Hall of Bal
timore as 6-foot-4 Jerry Owings
had his best game Of the tour
nament. scoring q points, and
st Peters Prep made 81 foul
shots to take third place in a
rough encounter with West
Catholic of Philadelphia, 77-69.
Larese was named most valu-
able player by Coaches Bud Mil
likan of Maryland. Bill Reinhart
OF George Washington, Buddy
Jeanette of GEORGETOWN, Don
Eillock of Mackir -~'l and Bob
Cilento of Priorv High. ST.
Larese was joined 10y two other
StannerS, Harrison and Hall, on
the all-tournament team. st.
Johns placed Frazier and Talbot,
st. Peters had Mike Pedone and
John Mes. OWings made it from
Benedictine, George Miller made
it from Calvert Hall and Ronn!e
Bennett of Gonzaga was the only
repeater from last years all
=
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Schooling Show Postponed

The North Wind schooling
show, which was to be held yes
terday, was postponed until
Easter Sunday. April 10, due to
the cold weather. The show
will be held at Gardner Hall
mans farm in Burtonsville, Md.
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SAXON 81 Choice
In Title Bout Heading
Week S Boxing Card
BY the Associated Press

Johnny Saxton makes the first
defense of his welterweight
championship since he won it
from Kid Gavilan last October
against Tony DeMarco in Boston
Friday.
Saxton is a 3-to-2 choice, al
though DeMarco is a local boy.
The Boston battler has run up
a streak of 16 bouts without a
defeat and last month fought
a 10-round draw with Jimmy
Carter, the lightweight cham
pion.
He is strong and comes at
you all the time" Jimmy said.
He's a pretty good puncher if
he hits you. He can be hit
easily, though, because he's al
ways there"
Willie Ketchum, Carriers man
ager, viewed DeMarco's chances
dimly.
eff he couldn't beat the light
weight champion, has he got a
better chance against the welter-
weight champion who is bigger
and stronger?" Willie asked.
Saxon has a $4,000 guarantee
or 40 per cent of the gate. which
probably will come to $4,000.
The fight will not be televised
or broadcast.
Both principals have signed
contracts to meet Carmen Basilio
for the title in Syracuse, N. Y,
on April 20 by way of appeaSing
the New York State Athletic
Commission.
Another DeMarco - this one
Paddy, the ex-lightweight cham
pion-gets back in action tonight
at st. Nicholas Arena against
Libby ManZo over the Dumont
TV network (WTTG in Wash
ington). De Marco is a to l
fayorite Eastern Parkway
in Brooklyn, st. Nick's rival,
will go with Jimmy Martinez of
Phoenix, Ariz.. against Danny
Giovanalli of New York with
ABC handling the TV tWMAL
in Washington. Martinez rates
an II to choice.
The circus will be in Madison
Square Garden until mid-May,
SO the International Boxing Club
will have to farm out is Friday
night bouts. This week Syracuse
gets the bid with a Chico Vejar-
Billy Graham return. They met
last month and Vejar. a SIAM
ford, Conn. college student, won
emphatically. He's favored at
II to S. The bout will be tele-
F4oCO dLIu VI OdOGdot NY NoS
tWRC and WRC-TV ia Wash
ington).
The Nino Valdes-Archie Moore
match is all set for Las Vegas,
New. according to Bobby Glea-
son. the Cuban's manager. He
says with a Straight face that
he'll claim the heavyweight title
if his tiger wins.
Two once-greats climb in the
ring this week. Ray Robinson,
the former weller and middle
weight champion, has a date
with Johnny Lombardo in Gin
cinnati tomorrow night and
Willie Pep, ex featherweight
champion. goes against Gilvert
Cadilli of Los Angeles in the
Wednesday TV fight (WTOP in
Washington from Parks Air
Force Base, Calf.
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Des Moines Nest 528
In Park Froiic Sunday

Des Moines, Iowa - Nest
528 of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union will hold a picnic
at Grandview Park Septem-
Der 25, beginning at 1890
PM.
The nest will furnish the
meat, bread, coffee, pop and
ice cream, but members are
asked to bring their own SER
wings, (silver ware, etc..
We ask the members not
to hurry away after eating,
for bingo will be played for
prizes and there will also be
games for the children. We
would like to have the chill
dren entertain us, so come
prepared.
Members and families Of
Lodge 872 are invited.
Eva Stanfel, Mgr.
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Farrell Tan1n1ies
Ian FaI! Concert

Farrell, Pa. - The Sloga
Tamburitzans, of Farrell, will
hold their annual fall con-
cert Saturday, October Is,
1855, at the Farrell Junior
High School.
Featured on the program
will be the well known Nc
Keesport Junior Tamburitz-
ans, under the direction of
Walter Kolar.
The, program will start
promptly at 7::3O PM and
dancing will follow at the
Croatian American Civi
Club, Staunton St., Farrell.
We invite our many friends
to remember the date and
join us for both the program
and dancing.
Emil BOssick, Publicity
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South Chi Chorus To
Aid New Tammie Group

So. Chicago, Ill. - T h e
Singing Society Croatia"
will next appear at the first
concert of the newly organ
lied tamburitza group "Hr-
vatski Sinovi." The important
date to remember for this
first concert is September 25,
1866, at the Croatian Hall,
9618 Commercial Avenue, be-
ginning at 500 PM.
Numbers, selected by the
glee club for this perfor-
nance, are "S'Onu Stranu
Vode Save" by R. Matz, and
"Gor Cez Jezero" by Matej
Hubad, under the direction
of Prof. V. Smutny.
An added attraction will be
folk dancing performed by
the kolo dancers of the Sing
ing Society Croatia"
The public is cordially in
vited and assured of an en-
joyable time.
Publicity Committee
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Posts Filled In
Youngstown Lodge

Youngstown, Ohio - oct.
George" CFU Lodge Sc wish
es to inform it's members
that there is a change in Of
ficers due to the resignation
of Vice Pres. Peter Vlasic,
Secretary John Ledinko, and
Treasurer Frank Petretich.
Elected at the meeting in
August were John Tumbri as
Vice Pres. and Nicholas Sr-
nee as Secretary-Treasurer.
Lodge dues may be paid on
the third Sunday of the
month, which is the regular
meeting date, from 1900
noon to 500 PM. Those that
cannot attend meetings can
make payments to bro. Nick
Srnec, before or after the
meeting, at 341 Jefferson
Street, Youngstown.
Frank Turkovic, Pres.
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Phoenix Lodge Elects
A Financial Secretary

Phoenix, AriZ. This is to
notify the members of "Sun
Valley CFU Lodge 978 that
I have accepted the position
of lodge secretary, and from
here on lodge matters should
be referred to me.
AS your new secretary, l
would like to urge you to at
tend our regular meetings
and keep your dues paid up
to date.
You already know that our
former secretary gave up
her position in the month of
June, without any good rea-
son, and this caused many
members to become in ar
rears with their dues. l.,
therefore, urge these men,
bers to take care of this mat
ter as soon as possible.
Frank B. Jurcic, Sec'y.
., 2441 Madison Street
Phoenix, Arizona
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Cleveland Ko|o Aces
To Hold Fall Dance

Cleveland, Ohio - On Sun
day evening, October 2, 1855,
the Kolo Aces will sponsor a
fall dance at the Croatian
Home on st. Clair Avenue.
The Plavi Jadran Orches-
ira has been engaged to do
the musical honors, and we
have also asked some Of our
own members to render a few
tamburitza and accordion Sc
lections. Keeping this in mind
we can promise a complete
musical menu for your dane
ing pleasure.
We will also be prepared
to satisfy your refreshment
wants with sandwiches, re-
freshing drinks, etc.
We sincerely invite each
and every one of you to come
and spend the evening with
us, whether it be to dance,
listen, eat or drink. Your
time will be well spent in a
very festive atmosphere.
Louise Sasek, Pres.
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San Francisco Lodge 200 Members To
Sponsor Concert And Dance October 8
Noted Social And Professional Leaders
Accept Invitations To Attend Gala Fete

One of the most prominent
attorneys in San Francisco,
Mr.. Nicholas Alaga, said: Il
was thrilled to near that Mr..
Lubich will sing here again.
I love the songs and music
of our forefathers, and I am
looking with great pleasure
to be in the front row at
Whitcomb Hotel on October
9Th. My friends and I will be
there early, SO we won't miss
any of the songs of Mr.. Lu-
bich."
Yes, sir, the concert and
dance committee, headed by
Rudy Palihnich, Mary Cucu-
Itch, Mary Dragicn, and
yours truly, are busy daily,
ever spreading the news for
the forthcoming event. We
intend to leave no stones un-
turned in order to make the
affair an outstanding event
of the year in Northern Cal.
Concert will start at 800
PM. Dancing will follow it,
and those famed Kings of
Slavic dances, the Crlenica
Brothers from Hollywood,
the sensations Of T. V. and
movieland, will play for you,
folk and modern music, until
late hours of morning.
Peter Obad, Pub.
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Youngstown Set
For koIo School

Youngstown, Ohio - At
tention mothers and fathers:
Here is a wonderful opportu-
nifty for your youngsters to
learn the various kolo rou-
tines under the direction of
the most capable teacher.
Registration for these kolo
lessons will take place at the
Croatian Home, 1912 West
Federal St., September 25th,
from 600 to 800 PM. The
first kolo class will be taught
some Of the intricate steps
during the first lesson on
October 6.
If you're tired of being a
bench-warmer, don't fail to
register for the kolo lessons.
There is no age limit, and
adults will also be welcomed.
Stella Toplek, Rec.
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Youngstown GIee Club
In Rehearsal Sept. Is

Youngstown, Ohio - The
"Strossmayer Singing Soci-
ety. will begin it's fall re-
hearsals Sunday, September
25th, at the Croatian Home,
1912 w. Federal St., between
the hours of 600 and 800
PM. All interested persons,
male or female, are welcome
to join the organization.
Come and learn the beauti-
full melodies of your fore
fathers and take part in our
vari o u S singing functions
which are so enjoyable. 1t
will be time well spent and
worthwhile.
Don't forget the date of
our first rehearsal, Septem-
ber 25th.
Stella Toplek, Rec.
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Youngstown Auxiliary
To Meet September 2S

Youngstown, Ohio - The
Croatian Home Ladies' Auxi-
liary, of 1912 w. Federal St.,
will hold a meeting on We'd
nesday, September %, 1855.
This is the first meeting to
be held since the summer
months and there are many
important matters to discuss.
1t is urgent that every
member is present at this
forthcoming session.
Barbara Mikovich, Pub.