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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06
MoIba "a popravak
Crkve U VeIemeriCu

Wall, Pa. - Ovime swim ma
sim zupljanima zelim dati do
znanja, da sam PRIMO molbu IL
stare domovine, selo Ladveniak.
fara Sveti Vid, kojoj tanosnI
zupnik crkvene starje$ine pre-
ko meme apeliraju ma ive nase
seljane i bivse zupljane, koji sc
nalazc Sjedinjcnim Orzavana
ii kanadi, da i'm po moguGnosti
priskocimo pomoc novGanim
darovima i pomogncmo tak0 po-
praviti crkvu Svetog Vida ka-
pelu Svetog Martina.
Stoga ma vas sve apcliram, da
sc po moguGnosti svi odazovete
i svoj darak poSaljete ma memo
iii izravno ma tamoSnji zupni
ured.
U to ime sve vas pozdra vijsm
ii oGekujemo cd vas odgovOr,
Nid Milcic, Center Street,
No. B 6O2, Wall, Pa.
Molba iz stare domovine je do
sta dugacka, pax jc zbog pro-
stora u ZajedniGaru skraceno
donosimo, koja je kako slijedi:
Ladvenjak, II. maja, 1855.
Dragi zupljani iseljenici.
y ime zupljana, crkvenih star
iesina, koji su nize potpisani,
i u ime svoje kao upravitelja zu-
pc Svetog Vida u Velemericu,
dozvolite da budem toliko slo-
bodan da Sc ma vas obratim
jednom molbom, pa prize nego
izrazim nase zelje zupljana.
Cd godinc 1912. zupa nije
imala stalnog sveGenika. Cesto
su Sc mijenjali, jedva da je ko-
j ostao ma zupi dvije godine. To
je sve cinilo da je zupa isla
natrag. Rat je takodjer ostavio
svoje slabe tragove. Prozori ma
tornju u crkvi su trosni, kojc
treba popraviti. Mnoga crkvena
posudja treba mijenjati. Narod
je siromaSan nc moze Ga po-
mogne. Zbog tin svih stvari
mnogi ne idu u crkvu, narcotic
mladji svijet. Kad bi imali sve
kako treba, narod bi bolje u
crkvu polazio.
Stoga, draga nasa brace i ses-
tre iseljenici, mi sc ma vas o.
bracamo, i to preko brata Vida
Milcica, da sc vi u dalekoj' tu.
djini, u Sjedinjenim Drzavama
/ Kanadi slozite svaki po mo-
gucnosti doprinesete svoj novca-
nj dio, te nam tako pomognete
da stavimo u dobar polozaj ma
su crkvu Svetog Vida i kapelu
Svetog Martina.
U to ime sve vas pozdravlja-
mo ocekujemo cd vas pomoc
u cim skorijoj buducnosti. Uvje-
reni smo da cete vi to uciniti,
kao sto su chill i drugi nasi ise-
ljenici svojih raznih zupa u sta.
roj i'm domovini.
Valentin Norsic, uprayiteli
zupe Svetog Vida;
Crkveni starjesine:
Stjepan skrtic,
Dragutin Mihalic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06

Nasi odsjeci "a sve svoje
drustvene radove valja da Sc
Obrate ma tiskaru Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice. Nase Clan
stvo podiglo je tiskaru, da
svima sluH.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06
D R U s 7 Y { NJ
-VIjeS MIX

Odsjek l, Pittsbur. :, Pa. - y
vine Sc pozivlje sve Clal.ove ma
Seq odsjeka, da neizostavno pri-
sustvuju idueoj redovitoj sjednici,
koja &c Sc odrzavati ncdjeliu
10. julia 1855, u 1 sat poslije po-
dne IL nasoj odsjecnoj dvorani. Vr-
10 je vazno da svi dodjete ma ovu
sjednicu, jer cemo tai isti dan
imati glasovanje Ia delegate IL
medju dcoiice naSih kandidata, ko-
il idu u uze izbore. Glasovanje &C
poceti tocno u II sati o podne 1
trajati do 5 sati poslije podne.
Ma ovoj sjednici &c tajnik po-
dastrijeti sestmjesecno izvjesce o
staniu nsseg odsjeka, pax je vaz-
no da ste prisutni da Sc s time
upoznate.
Takodjer umoljavam sve naSe
clanove, narcotic one koji su otra-
ga sa svojom Clanarinom, da do
diu ma ovu sjednicu - svoj dug
podmire. Svi placajte svoju Cla-
narinu ma vrijeme, jer to je bolje
Ia vas Ia odsjecnog tajnika.
Toliko YAM do znanja ravna-
MIA, uz bratski pozdrav,
John OycariCh, ia ainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06
MATO SOKOLIC

st. Louis, Mo. Odsjelk SO
HBZ. ovime javlja zalosnu West
tlanovima nase Zajednice prija-
teljima diljem Amerike / Kanade,
da smo dobili tuznu vijest IL sta
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06

Odsjek 110, CooksviIle, Ont,
Can. Pozivlje Sc sveukupno
Glanstvo naseg odsjeka, koji Sc
nalaze u Cooksvillu, Tolontu
Burlingtonu, ola dodju ma tromje-
secnu sjednicu, isto vrijeme
i ma glasovanje "a delegate De-
vete Konvencije HBZ. Sjednica ce
Sc odr3avati nedjelju, II. julia
1855, u prostorijama M. Bradica
ma Whaley Dr., Cooksville.
Mas odsjek imade lijepu svoticu
cd 100000 u svojoj blagajni, sto
su doprinijeli marljivi clanovi ma
raznim priredbama, imamo cla-
nova u CoolSsvillu / Torontu, koji
su malo Iii nista doprinijeli tn
svrhu, te koji imadu korist cd
tih novaca. Mas odsjek postoji o.
ko 20 godina, koji jos nikada nije
imao izvanrednog rasporeza Ia od-
sjecne svrhe iii kou pomoc mi
pomazemo. Ali clanovi koji Sc ma
laze u Torontu, ako Sc ne poprave
da budu aktivniji suradnji sa
naSim odsjekom, biti cemo prisi-
ljeni da in posaljemo u odsjeke u
Torontu, pa neka tamo placaju
izvanredni rasporez kao i ostali
tamosnji clanovi.
Stoga jos jednom molimo sve
nase clanove, da dodju ma ovu tro-
mjesecnu sjednicu ma i5bor dele
gaia ma II. julia. Ma nasoj prosloj
sjednici, koju smo odrzali ma 49,
juna, ma kojoj smo takodjer imali
glasovanje Ia delegate, cd 38 cla-
nova naseg odsjeka bilo je samo
IL prisutno ma sjednici. To je "a
ista sramota, jer IL Toronto Bur-
lingtona nitko nije bio prisutan
IL Cooksvilla samo polovica. Dvi-
je trecine clanova su postal pa.
sivni, a samo jedna trecina je ak.
tivna ma sjednicama | svakim dru.
GIN priredbama, owl pasivni kac
i'm treba neka pomoc, prvi Sc ia.
We "a istu.
Bratski vam pozdrav,
M. Trdak, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06

FL Pavao Bulic
20 RoZa Car
81 Joseph j. Car
40 Tereza Herceg
81 Mary Kolar
141 Barbara Blazincic
17O Louis Kuruzovich, Jr.
173 Maria Kozar
2O4 Sofia Buttkovic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06

Odsjek 42S, Aliquippa, Pa. -
OWN dopisom pozivlje Sc sve cla-
move naseg odsjeka, da nefaljeno
dodju ma redovitu sjednicu, koja
&c Sc odrzavati nedjelju, 10. ju-
la 1855, u 2 sata poslije podne i
u istim prostorijama.
Dolazi red izvjesca Ia drugi ce-
tvrt owe godine, a vjerujen da &c
biti podneSeno sestmjesecno IL
vjesce. Takodjer te biti divi-
dendi, pax svaki clan treba da do
nese svoju uplatnu knjizicu, bez
razlike da Ii je uplatio do konca
owe godine iii ne, tallo da Sc mo-
ze dividende ubiljeziti u knjizicu.
Dividend su veci "a 309o cd pro-
slih godina.
Takodjer sc opominje one cla-
move, koji ne &c da uplate svoju
clanarinu niti ma opomenu, vec
cekaju drugu opomenu, pak pro-
die po tri do cetiri mjeseca i jos
ne &c da uplate, tie kad in tajnik
suspendira iii stavi ma rezervu,
onda dodju uplate. A da i'm Sc u
tom vremenu dogodi kakova ne
sreca, iii da obole, koga bi Sc on
da lrivilo3 svi bi krivil tajnika,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06
GR0B0YI
Nash dragih
Brace ! sestara
UMRLI CLANOVI III. b. z.

231 Edih Radios
259 John LOvric
3O7 Stjepan Fabijanovic
3S8 Joseph Jellinich
425 Victor Kovach
588 Simun Simich
638 Ruzica Racki
1877 John Stimac
928 Karlo Piscevic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06
Ods.iek Al, NIillyale, Pa.

ziva Sc clanstvo ovoga odsjeka ma
redovitu mjeseGnu sjednicu, kojs
&c Sc odrzati nedjelju 10. julia
u 2 sata poslije podne ma iston
mjestu gdje Sc obicno odrzava.
Pored drugih vaznih predmeta
koji &c biti ma dnevnom redu, od'
siecni Nadzorni odbor dati &c de-
taljni izvjestaj stanju odsjeks
"a prvih mjeseci owe godine, kac
i izvjestaj nedavno odrzanon'
pikniku.
Umoljavaju Sc clanovi clanice
da svoju clanarinu ma vrijeme pla-
caiu, jer samo tako % moe
nasu odsjecnu blagajnu odrzati u
dobrom stanju. Koji su zaostaij
sa uplatama trebaju doci ma ovu
sjednicu svoj dug podmiriti, Ste
&c i'm biti olaksano oval put jel
&c Sc ma ovoj sjednici davati divi.
dendi, koji su owe godine mnogc
veci nego ranije.
Kako je naSem clanstvu pozna.
to, prosle dvije redovite .odnice
odrzavane su trece nedjelje u mje,
secu. Pocevsi sa ovom sjednicom
| nase sjednice &c Sc opet odrzavati
svake druge nedjelje mjesecu
kao sto je bilo / prize.
Ia odsjek broj Al,
Michael Bozic, predsjednik
Paul Ceh, tajnik.
Odsjek 25, McKeesport, Pa. -
Sa ovime dajem do znanja sve'
ukupnom clanstvu naseg odsjeka
da je stigao dividend IL glavnoe
ureda HBZ. Ia godinu 1855, koj
je mnogo veti nego je bio prosle
godine. Stoga razloga sc pozivatt
da dodjete ma sjednicu koja &c 81
odrzavati u nedjelju 10. julia, ia
-ko da istog moze1lo upisati u vasl
! uplatnu knjizicu. 1 to sa napla
tom sto ne pokriva dividend z;
mjesec august pristojbe, jer ina
&c drugacije ne mozemo da prove
demo u nasim knjigama. Svi on
koji ne misle da potplate "a mje'
sec august svoje pristojbe, to jest
razliku, onda &c YAM Sc upisat
u mjesecu augustu, a svi oni koj1
su ostali duzni u junu, moraju da
Sc izravnaju sada u julu.
Drugo yam isto zelim napome-
mutt, kao sto vam je mamie wise
svima poznato, da &c Sc ma "a
julia odrzavati Zajednicarski Dan
u West View Parku, kojeg prize
djuju Ujedinjeni Odsjeci HBZ. il
zapadne Pennsylvania, medju ko-
jima je mas odsjek. Pa svi oni
koji zele ici nlogu Sc prijaviti kod
odbora naseg odsjeka, tako da mo-
zemo uzeti Bus, naplata "a voz-
nju tamo natrag &c biti same
$100. Toliko yam svima do zna-
MIA ravnanja.
Bratski yam pozdrav,
Josip Frankovit, tajnik
Odsjek 4OS, Cleveland, Ohio. -
Ovime Sc pozivlje sveukupno Clan
stvo naseg odsjeka da dodje ma
redovitu sjednicu nedjelju, 10
julia 1855, u 2 3ata poslije podne
u Sokol Poljsku Dvoranu ma 714t
Broadway.
Ova sjednica je vrlo vazna, po
sto ce Sc ma istoj dati sestmjese
emo izvjesce mnogo drugih stva
ri imamo rijesiti. Takodjer svims
vam je poznato, da &c odsjeci |
Clevelandu zajedno odrzavati Ia
! jednitarski Dan u nedjelju, 4. sep
tembra 1855, u Puritas Spring
Parku ma West Side grada Cleve
landa, koja proslava je skopcans
s velikim radon troskovima.
radi toga dodjite ma ovu sjednicl
uzmite sa sobom sretne dobitkt
ma rasprodaju "a sto bolji uspjel
owe proslave, te da dobije "a kra
ljicu sestra Stubljar, clanica ma
Seq odsjeka.
Toliko yam do znanja ravna
MIA sve vas ocekujenlo ma sled
| nicu.
Bratski vam pozdrav,
Andy Tumbri, izvj
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26
Opens Dental Offices IN Falls

Dr. John A. Kurta, former Great
Falls resident, this week opened his
dental practice in Columbia Falls.
His office is in the Bank Of Column
bia Falls building.
DR.. Kurta was born and raised
at Tracy in Cascade county, and
from 1941 until 1915 was in the U. S.
Navy becoming a petty officer first
class in aviation ordnance.
After the war he earned a bach
elor of science degree at Great Falls
college and then continued on at
Marquette university, Milwaukee to
receive his doctor of dental sur
gerry degree last June.
DR.. Kurta and Virginia Malone of
Milwaukee were married May 2,
1915. She is medical technician
graduate of Marquette.
The new dental offices are at
tractively finished. There are two
dental chairs in separate offices and
other modern equipment.
Mrs. Lois johnson is office assis-
tant.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26
|WSCS Plans to Send
Indian Mission Box

Circle l of the Methodist WSCS is
preparing to send a box of clothing
to the mission at Browning Ladies
also voted to mail a cash donation.
Items for the box may be left at
circle meetings. Mrs. Clara Green
is department secretary for that
work.
The aid circle met Aug. II at the
home of Mrs. Cecil Loveall. C0h0s-
tess was Mrs. Theresa Edwards,
who served for Mrs. Jim Lee. Mrs
George Westre conducted the bust
ness meeting, at which time year S
program was selected. Mrs. Clara
Green led devotions. Mrs. Norma
Daley became a member. Mrs.
Charles Mills acted as circle secre-
tary as Mrs. Andy Gordon was un-
able to attend
Next meeting is set for Sept. 81
with Mrs. Mic Toavs and Mrs. Err
nest Rutherford.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26

l wish 10 thank friends for their
letters and gifts while was in H.
hospital At Missovla. Marilyn WiIle.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26
Martins Inn Now
HuroId's Club

Harold Rasmussen, former Eu-
reka and Whitefish resident, this
week took over management of
Martins Inn, Columbia Falls, on a
five year lease
Rasmussen has renamed the eS-
Enlistment, Harold's club, and
there's large neon sign
A Minnesota native, he came to
Whitefish from Minneapolis seven
years ago to work for five years at
the Palm in Whitefish. For the last
two years he has operated the
Christmas Tree tavern in Eureka
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmussen have a
two year-old daughter, Patricia Ann.
This week marked the final days
in business for Martin Kittleson who
started Martins Inn in 1887. Kittle-
son through the years has earned
the respect of the community as a
good citizen.
He came to the Flathead from Wis
consin in 1909, and worked as {
logger. There was a period of 1.
years when he and Mrs. Kittlesor
operated a dude ranch in the Swan
where the couple also homesteaded
| Kittleson and Elizabeth Loveal
had been married in 1911. She i
the daughter of the late Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Loveall, early Column
bia Falls settlers.
| Now 81, Martin feels it is time Il
retire, and he and Mrs. KittleSol
plan to spend more time at thei
summer fishing and fall hunting
home on Swan lake.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26
Need New Members
For TOPS Group

Ladies are welcome to join Col
umbia Falls TOPS, "Take Off
Pounds Sensibly." The group meets
each Monday, 1880 p. M, at the city
hall. Instruction on proper health
care, and beauty tips, as well as Soc
ial evenings form their programs.
Weight loss for the club since Feb
ruary has topped the 500 pounds
mark, which proves to members the
clubs success. Mondays meeting
showed liz pounds lost last week,
with a three pounds gain
Mrs. Ann Leahy, vice president,
conducted the meeting. Business in
Guided election of Mrs. Eva Stall
man as president. She succeeds Mrs.
Vic Mcclure. Named as official
"Weigher-in' was Mrs. Helen Peter
son. She replaces Mrs. Cecil Cline
Both Mrs. Mcclure and Mrs. Cline
are moving.
Members are urged to bring 8
guest to the meeting next Monday
Bingo is to be played. Ladies are tG
each bring a gift for it.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26
Dora Moe Stark
Weds AIvie Blades

A double ring ceremony united
Dora Mae Stark and Alive Blades
in marriage, Friday. 1t was per-
formed by Harold Tolley at the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints in Columbia Falls.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore white satin gown
with lace bodice and sleeves, and
net overskirt. She carried bouquet
of white gladiolus with pink roses.
LaV0n Law, who was bridesmaid, !,
wore rose net formal. She carried
a bouquet of cream-colored gladi-
oil.
The groom's brother, Don Blades,
acted as best man. Ushers were AL
bert Carter and Fred McCracken.
VOCAL SOLOS
THE Wedding Prayer" was sung
by Mrs. Carol Jean Nash, sister of
the bride. AL Carter sang Because"
during the ceremony. Organ music
was played by Mrs. Lowell Kiser.
Church decorations included an
archway decorated with roses. !
There were also baskets of orchid,
gladioli Greens, orchid gladiol,
and baby's breath provided the
background.
Mrs. Ralph Stark chose a blue silk
afternoon dress for her daughters
wedding. Mrs. C. D. Beebe, the
groom's sister, wore a silvery blue
| shade afternoon dress. Both had cor
sages of red roses.
CHURCH RECEPTION
| A reception given at the church
followed the wedding. The three
TERED wedding cake was decorated
with pink roses, and topped with
miniature bride and groom.
Previous to serving, II Love You
Truly" was sung for the newlyweds
by Mrs. Carol Jean Nash.
Cake was served by Mrs. Roy
Johnston, assisted by Charlotte Car
ter and Arizona Gibbons. Assisting
Mrs. Paul McCracken with gifts
were Barbara McCracken, Mrs. Car
oil Nash, Edith Carter, and Donna
Mae Beebe Diane Clifford had
charge OF the guest DOCK.
WEDDING GUESTS
Il Out-of-town guests at the wedding
included the brides grandmother,
Mrs. Essie Stark, Burley, Idaho; Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Blades and chill
dren, Poison; Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
DeGolier, Kalispell; Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Lund, Superior; and Mrs.
Reva Larson, Browning.
|, The couple left for a wedding TRIP
to Calgary, Canada. They will reside
near Eureka, where the groom is
employed as a logger.
The bride, 1855 graduate of Col
umbia Falls high school, is daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stark
She has been employed by Pacific
: Power and Light Co. in Columbi;
Falls.
The groom is son of the late Mr.
: and Mrs. William A. Blades. He i
a Korea veteran, having served fou
e years in the u S. Army.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26
Bowling | e a gu .
Organizing Friduy

Annual organization meeting of
Columbia Falls Bowling Association
will be held Friday at 8 p. m. in the
Canyon alleys, reports Jack Veach,
president.
All men interested in league bowl
ing this fall and winter are asked to
attend. Leagues are to be organized.
Veach added that it would be a
good idea to have teams lined up
by the time the meeting starts, as
well as sponsors.
Other officers of the league are
Bob Moody, vice president; Law
renee Rude, secretary-treasurer, and
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26
Give Bridal Shower
For Dora Mae Stark

A bridal shower was given Aug
ust II, for Dora Mae Stark. Hostess
was Mrs. Carol Jean Nash at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Stark.
Guests were Donna Anderson,
Dixie Beebe, Anita Lundblade, La
Won Law, Mrs. Kenneth Loveall,
Barbara McCracken, Mrs. Arly
Moody, Mrs. Gary Preston, Francis
Pole, Ruth Smith and Mrs. Jack
Tillman.
Dora Mae was married to ALIVE
Blades, Friday.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26
Methodist Services

Worship service at Columbia Falls
Methodist church will start at $50
a. M, Sunday. This will terminate
the summer schedule.
Effective Sept. 4, Sunday school
will begin at 10 a. m. with worship
service at II a. m.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26
EpiscopoIs to Have
Communion Service

A communion service is sched-
uled for Sunday at St. Matthews
Episcopal church in Columbia Falls.
The Rev. Frederick Ward Gates,
Dean of the cathedral in Spokane,
will conduct the communion service.
1t will begin at a. m.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26
Give Farewell Party
For Jerry Cline

A farewell party was given, Sat
urday for Jerry Cline. HoStesses
were Shirley Tuftom and Linda OFT,
at the Tuftom home.
Bingo was played during the ev-
ening and refreshments served.
Guests were Joyce Barnhart, Che
RE and Kathy Barnhart, Nora Dav-
idson, Butch Robertson, Ginger Ro-
gers, Buddy Tuftom, Barton Van de
Ward, Harold and Gerald Ward.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26
w eekend Visitors

! Mrs. Maybelle Kelley had as
guests Mrs. Inez Larson and son,
Raffy, and Mrs. Ora KnoWlt0n of
Choteau. The group spent the week
end in the South Fork picking
huckelberrieS.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26

the George Ridpath home. The
Wages, cousins of Mrs. Ridpath, last
visited the Ridpaths in Coberg, Mont.
in 1918. Both the Rev. and Mrs. Wagg
are teachers in Vale.
Mrs. Fannie HaineS and Mrs. Mel
lie Phillips, Spokane; and Mrs. An
ma Carlson, Kalispel, were guests at
the home of Mrs. Clara Green, Tu-
esday. They also visited other
friends here during the day.
Norm Tuohy, Denver, Colo, was a
Tuesday afternoon guest at the home
of Mrs. Anna Ross. He is her ne
phew.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kearns are his mother,
Mrs. Jack Kearns, Bismarck, N.
Dak.; Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gordon
and three children, Longview, Wash.
Mrs. Gordon is Mr.. Kearn's sister.
They came Wednesday.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-08-26

Walt Sattler and Ben Hyndman, ex-
ecutive officers.
League bowling is to start Sept.
10
Evening star., 1955-06-14
ESEz11s4Z5 NEIGHBoRHooD M1zg,
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"THE LITTLE KIDNAPPERS"-As warm human and amusing
movie be.
"THE HIGH AND IGHTY"-The movie 1855 song
John Wayne.
"THE LONG GRAY LEWest Point and Sergt Marty Maher
dramatic pair, with Tyrone Power playing the latter.
"SEVEN BRIDES SEVEN BROTHERS"-Last seasons best
musical and Academy Award nominees tunefu amusing.
DADDY LONGLEGFred Astare plays Prince Charming to
Leslie Caron in this handsome, cheerful musical.
"ACT OF LOVE"-Kirk Douglas and Danny Robin high
critical praise for this wartime romance set in Paris.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
SULLIVAN
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Continued From Page BIZ
vitch's daughter Lydia to wed
Warren Stevens. Irene
Dunno turned down "All Our
Yesterdays" at Metro.
X Il
Vern Mikkelsen, Minneapolis
Laker star, marrying Jean Han
son on the 18th. Mrs. Ed
ward G. Robinson recovering in
a private sanitarium. Julie
Hayden and George Jean Nathan
to merge on board ship Friday,
en- route to Caracas. g.. Gloria
Swanson and Vittorio de Sica in
a Rome huddle. e. John Kodiak
and Pat Dane a duet. Harry
Cohn will sue Rita Hayworth for
dough advanced on picture she
didn't make. Johnny Ray a
smash at the Latin Quarter.
Bob Considine's son, Tim, turns
actor in Universars "The Private
War OF Maj. Benson" Bob
Crosby's complaint: 81 used to
be known as Bing's brother; now
they call me Gary's uncle"
Evening star., 1955-06-14

sineau walks out of the sea to
meet her on the olive green and
aqamarine beach. The two per-
form an ecstatic dance amid
changing violet and flame COL
'ored lights.
When the family appears in
bright daylight the mood is
broken. They seem to offer con-
siderably less excitement to the
hesitating lady, but she eventu-
ally decides to stay with them.
Music and choreography are
by two young Montreal artists,
Saul Honigman and Elizabeth
Leese. Undistinguished in itself,
the score nevertheless creates
effectively the powerful mood on
which the drama depends. The
choreography is direct and in
cisive and is danced with lively
expression, especially by Miss
Franco and Mr.. Cousineau.
The chief fault is the presence
of young painter. danced en-
|gagingly by Earl Kraul. who has
even less point in the ballet than
he had in the play. The ballet
will be repeated tomorrow.-H. B.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
NEWS OF MUSIC
Deveny's Recital Shows
intellectual Approach

It seems entirely possible that
Mr.. Deveny has listened de.
voutly to Rosalyn Tureck's Bach
and to Lilli Kraus' Mozart an6
has conScientiously wished tt
model his playing accordingly
Unfortunately, though, his near
miss has overlooked the basic
warmth in the playing of these
fine artists. Tureck's Bach is
free of romantic distortion but its
forthrightness is vigorous and
alive. When Lilli Kraus plays
Mozart simplicity and clarity are
paramount, yet there are grace
and humor that make every
phrase a vital statement.
Although there were strong
suggestions that he was capable
of enjoying the music, even if
only accidentally, most of Mr..
Deveny's playing last night. as
a result of his assumed piety,
can only be described as blood
less and--unmistakably- intel
lectual." His Bach was stony and
forbidding; his Mozart was SIM
pie to the point of inanity. and
the Brahms Ballades Of Op. 10
were confined chiefly to a Cho-
pinesque range of nocturne-
frailty.
The young pianist last night
Evening star., 1955-06-14

Mrs. Maude Jones. 72-year-
old former newspaper vendor,
yesterday was given until Friday
to clean the trash from around
her home.
Mrs. Jones yesterday faced a
hearing with Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Clark F. King in
Municipal Court. The Districts
position is that her home. in the
300 block Of I street NE. has
been condemned and that the
time has run out on Mrs. Jones
to either fix it up or tear it
down.
Mrs. Jones told Mr.. King Dis
trict authorities had ordered her
to add a garage to her home
as she remodels it.
Mr.. King telephoned the
Building Department and asked
to hear the section Of the law
about the garage.
Nobody could show it to me,
Mr., King declared. $50 the de-
|partment told me to have Mrs.
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amount of time to clean up the
inside" he told her.
This wasn't the first time
Mrs. Jones faced authorities on
charges of creating health haz-
ards. She was charged in, 1942
and in 1949 with having rats
In 1947 a Municipal Court
Judge ordered her to clean ur
her premises.