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DR.. Zeno P. MetcoIf,
EntomoIoqist

RALEIGH, N. c.. Jan. 6 (R.-
DR.. Zeno Payne Metcalf. 10, one
of the Nations outstanding en-
tomologists, died at his home
yesterday.
DR.. Metcalf, a North Carolina
State College faculty member for
more than 43 years, was stricken
while talking with members of
his family. Funeral services will
be held Saturday afternoon.
DR. Metcalf was the author of
nine books and was an active
member of numerous learned
and professional societies. Last
March he was presented the Oil
yer Max Gardner award as the
faculty member of the CONSOLE
dated University Of North Caro-
lima making the greatest con-
tribution to the human race" in
1855.
He was a native Of Lakesville,
Ohio. and was educated at Ohio
State University and Harvard
University. He joined the North
Carolina State faculty in 1912
after work at Michigan State
and on the staff Of the North
Carolina Department of Agri-
culture.
Survivors include his widow.
the former Mary Luella Correll
of Wooster, Ohio, and q daugh-
ter, Mrs. Micou F. Browne of
Raleigh.
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Watts,
In War of 1898

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6 (P.-
Rear Admiral William Carlton
Watts, 76. United States Navy
tret). died yesterday at his SUI
burban RoSemont home.
A native of Philadelphia, he
was a graduate Of the Naval AGA
DENY and later served in the
Spanish American war, receiving
the Navy Cross and other decora-
tons.
He was at various times COM
nandant Of the 4th Naval District
in Philadelphia and the 9th
District at Chicago. In World
War II he was called back from
retirement but was forced to
quit active duty because of poor
health.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Julia Florence Scott
of Washington, D. c.; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ernest B. Tracey of New
York. a granddaughter and
grandson.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at st. Asaph's Church
in nearby Bala -Cynwyd with
burial in Arlington National
Cemetery.
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K. S. McFodden,
Wheat Rust Foe

COLLEGE STATION. Tex,
Jan. 6 R.-Edgar s. McFadden,
"a. who developed the worlds
first rust-resistant bread wheat
died yesterday.
Only last week he was award
ed the John Scott medal. an in
ternational award, for this con-
tribution. 1t was one Of many
honors he won.
Mr.. McFadden. who produced
the strain of wheat when every
one said 1t couldn't be done. had
suffered from a heart condition
since October.
1t had been estimated Mr.
McFadden's work had saved al
least IS million persons from
starvation.
He was Department OF Agri-
culture expert stationed at the
experiment station Of Texas
Ann College.
Mr.. McFadden began his de-
velopment Of rust resistant
bread wheat in 1915 when he
conducted experiments In a
backyard plot. The scourge OF
the wheatlands at that time was
stem and leaf rust. The kernels
of the wheat turned to black
powder.
Mr.. McFadden crossed a bread
wheat with hard-kernel prirni-
tive wheat fit only for livestock
The result was the rust-resistant
bread wheat now planted
throughout the world.
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Rev. S. E. Groee, "a,
Patriarch of Hills

GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN,
N. c.. Jan. 6 P.-The Rev. Shell
by Eber Gragg, "a. known as the
Patriarch of the Hills. died at his
home at nearby Shull's Mills yes
terday.
Mr.. Gragg received his title
through his participation in the
annual Singing on the Noun
tain" which attracts thousands
here. Mr.. Gragg, who wore a
full white beard. had taken part
in the singing for Is years.
He had been an Advent Chris
tan minister for more than so
years. In business life he was an
active member of the board Of
directors of Boone's Northwest
ern Bank.
Survivors include the widow.
the former Margaret Linsey of
Caldwell County, whom he mar
ried in 1885. two sons and two
daughters.
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Mrs. Shepherd, ~,
Widow of Colonel

Mrs. Jennie z. Shepherd, 70
who lived at the Dodge Hotel
died yesterday in Emergency
Hospital.
Mrs. Shepherd was the widow
Iof Army Col. E. A. Shepherd
She was born in battle-ground,
Ind. in June, 1876.
She had lived in the District
for 40 years.
She is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Helen Throckmorton Of At
lantic Highlands, N. j.. and a
brother, James G. zea of De-
troit.
Mrs. Shepherd was active in
the Red Cross and in other civic
activities.
Funeral services will be at
1890 pm. Monday in the Cham
bers Funeral Home. l400 Chaplin
street NV. Burial will be in
the Arlington Cemetery.
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Hugh Bronnen, SIS, CoIumnist
And Newspaper Editor Here

Hugh Brannen, SIS, a news
paperman here for IS years. died
of a heart attack last night at
Chincoteague (VaD Yacht and
Sportsman's Club. He had gone
duck hunting there earlier in
the day.
Born in Milledgeville, Ga, he
was the son of the late DR.. D. w.
Brannen. a Presbyterian min
lister. and Eliza Thomas Bran
men. Mrs. Brannen. who is 81.
still lives in Milledgeville.
After attending the Georgia
Military College. he served as
a Marine in World War /. He
also attended Union Theological
Seminary in Richmond, Va.
He went to work for the
Augusta Chronicle about 1920,
and later was employed by the
Macon Telegraph. the Tampa
(Fla.) Times, the New York
Evening Post and the Atlanta
Journal.
Mr.. Brannen was on the staff
of the Washington Times-Herald
in 1880, was a copyreader on
the Washington Post from 1888
to 1885, and was on the staff of
The Star in 1882.
He owned and operated the
Milledgeville (Ga0 Times from
1885 to 1887.
He rejoined the staff of the
Times Herald in 1888. then in
August, 1851, again went with
the Washington Post. He was
assistant news editor and author
of a hunting and fishing column
at the time of his death.
Mr.. Brannen married Mary
K. Reed in 1881 at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church here.
Surviving are his widow, of
the home address. 5208 South
Eleventh street. Arlington; his
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Dan Hutchison,
Church Worker

Dan William Hutchinson. so.
an active church worker in the
District for many years. died
suddenly yesterday.
Superintendent of the Sunday
school and former chairman Of
the Board Ct Deacons of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church,
Sixth and A streets NE,
Mr.. Hutchinson was assistant
chief of the planning branch in
military construction, Corps Of
Engineers, of the Department
of the Army
Born in Cleveland. Mo. in
1905, he attended William jew
ell College In Liberty. Mo-, be-
fore coming to Washington to
attend George Washington Uni
versity. where he was graduated
in 1891. He also received a de-
gree of bachelor of architecture
from George Washington Uni
versity in 1882.
Mr.. Hutchinson, who lived at
4400 North Eighteenth street,
Arlington, was member of the
Society of Landscape
Architects. He was stricken at
his home and died at Arlington
Hospital.
He is survived by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hutchinson;
IA sister, Mrs. Elizabeth H. Ash
ibaugh. all Of Adrian, Mo-, and
Ia brother. J. Raymond Hutchi-
son Of Albuquerque. N. Mex.
Funeral services will be at
the Metropolitan Baptist Church
lat 2 pm. tomorrow. Deacons
of the church will serve as
honorary pail bearers. Burial
will be in Adrian.
Friends are invited to call at
the Lee funeral home. Fourth
street and Massachusetts ave-
nue. NE.
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o. c. Keeney, SO,
Observer

BLUEFIELD, W. Va, Jan. z
R.-O. C. Keeney. SO, retired
employe of the Appalachian
Electric Power Co., and widely
known throughout this section
as a weather observer, died today
after a long illness.
Mr.. Keeney had been a resi-
dent of Bluefield for many years
Surviving are his widow and q
daughter. Miss Mary Keeney
and two stepsons, G. T. Porter
field of Charleston and Miller
Porterfleld of Logan.
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Dpaths

SWAILs. MARIE W. On Tuesday. jan
5I2 NJ st; NV beloved daughter OF
A. Watson OF New York City. Also
surviving are her nieces. q nephew.
other relatives and many friends.
After Z ? m Friday, January 9, friends
"nera Y Home s ss Oh & ST. me NV se4T
ices on Saturday, January Z, at the
oaloraith Methodist Church. l114 eth
S 81 S IN At ebD Pen Gssss, Win mot
Memorial Cemetery. 9
sWAILS. MARIE. onieers and members
u-k OF Columbia Temple. No 422,
M0 !, B. P: o, Z. OF w. met in
HA session OF sorrow on Thurs
G sts d Ssnaasy MARE ishs s% VT 9sT
Funeral services viii be held
- At pm. Saturday. January
Z, at the oalbraith Methodist Church
l Atics GIN 5A q on p.urht.r Ruler.
BLoN0E W. HAWKINS. Fin. secy.
TALLY. CAROLINE v. Memorial serv-
ises YIN s held Al s.: MaTsaTet.s
Church: CONNECTICUT ave and Bancroft
Psse nS =: % p ana sa'aff ponstions ua r. n:
Cancer Fund, no flowers.
rSrs@ 'H isss JoH e t'f TsyM I'e E,
A 3 rstum s ~ S Il MA e Ga afs
Angelyn T. MeLilly and Mrs, Anne 7.
Long, Many other relatives and
friends also survive After 3 pm
sFds &: Frsasi un tIaspdi Home %s' ss
ices viii Sc held on Saturday. January
n.u, a. II c. an interment Lincoln
WILLIAM N. Suddenly,
on Sunday January /. 1850: AZ his
N THOMPSON beloved husband Of
Norma Thompson. father Of william
cogdell and brother Of Peter Thomp-
son. Sadie Arts, Leetohn; Ira j.. Se-
tanna. Thomas Perry. James. Ardel
Aaron ,v and Hardy o,b rarmet he al nS
January .. friends may cali at the
William Spangler Funeral Home. 524
b bfa on In sain.as' i 1aaSnI' Memoirs.
ro aIssfsf WILLIAM T. On Tuesday.
i soS sth st. i NV. wiL1 IA ' + ToL:
BERT Mortician. devoted husband Of
Mrs. Ruth B, .Tolbert. Also surviving
are two two daughter, IKE sTandchil,5sn
more. Nd: one stepdaughter. six step
tnRton. D. C., and host OF friends,
After 10 am. Saturday. January T.
friends are invited to cali at his late
residence. 1908 9Th st, NV. Funeral
services on Sunday, January s. At /
PA. at the Charlotte Mission. 1900
18th St. NV. Elder Mitchell of1ciatinc.
Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery on
Monday January o.
ARMEL- On Tuesday.
January 1855. ARMEL WASHING
TON Of 43B Rhode Island ave. NV,
son OF Mrs. Kate Washington and
brother Of Mrs. Evelyn Boyer Also
surviving are two aunts Mrs. Rachael
Scott and Mrs. Rosalie Geary, and
other relatives and many friends. After
4 pm. Friday, January o. friends are
invited TO call At the Mcguire FUNERAL
Home, 1890 9th St NV, where services
viii be held on Saturday. January r.
at l pm, Interment Harmony Gene
NOoD. GEORGE B. On Friday. jan
uary D. 1865 at Mount Alto Hospital.
GEORGE WOOD of 7216 TrescottI
ave. Takoma Park. Nd. beloved huS-I
band of Ada Wood and father OF Mrs.
Herbert Martin. Remains resting At
st NV. Notice OF funeral later.
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Mrs. W. H. Sutphin Dead,
Ex-Representotive's Wife

Mrs. William H. Sutphin. the
wife of former Representative
Sutphin, Democrat of New Jer-
sey. died yesteday in Peninsula
General Hospital in Salisbury,
Md, Of a heart attack. Mrs. SUIT
phin had been in the hospital for
two weeks.
Elected to the 72d Congress.
Mr.. Sutphin represented the
Third Congressional District of
New Jersey. He came to WASH
ington in 1881. and was re-elect-
ed five times, serving through
1912.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutphin moved
to Rumbley, on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland. In 1851 after
his retirement as vice president
of the M. j. Merkin Paint Co.
in New York City. Before COM
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ing to this area. they made their
home in Matawan. N. J.
While living in Washington.
Mrs. Sutphin was a member of
the I'D Congress Club, made up
of wives of legislators who came
to Congress that year. She at
tended the National Presbyter-
ian Church here.
Surviving are her husband; a
son, 1t. william T. Sutphin, who
Is serving with the Army in
Germany; a daughter. Mrs. VIII
liam C. Bennett, Of Alliance,
Ohio: three grandchildren: two
sisters, and a brother.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Sunday in the Wilson funeral
home, Princess Anne, Md. Burial
will be on Monday in Arlington
Cemetery.
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In Mrmnrtaii1

mother. LILLE N. BAILEY. Who passed a
away six years ago today.
Her life was short. the memory sweet:
You've earned your rest, mother, Sleep
beloved wife, LILLE NJ. BAILEY, who
entered eternal rest January y. 1850.
Silent thouehts bring many q tear
For one / miss and loved so dear.
LOVING HUSBAND, HARRY o. BAL
BROWN. BETTY J. ALLEN. In loving
ter BETTY J. ALLEN BROWN. who
departed this life january 8. 1916. .
1t is sweet to think wen meet again.
4 face that Is ever before US.
A smile that we'll never forget.
sRoTHERs. JAMES AND WADE
memory Of our mother. AMELIA c,
BUCHANAN. who passed away eleven
years ago today. January q, l945.
Somewhere above this troubled world.
Our mother rests in heavenly peace,
God grant some day we meet her
B E. seo44. B NEWMAN NELsENA
b my dear Ah husband ART msmsr' F. F.
BURGESS. who passed away fourteen
years ago today January 9, 1912
His life is a beautiful memory.
Ne HIS I.s absence o5. silent frisf
In the sunshine OF perfect peace
Some day hope TO meet him
In this garden SO bright and fair
For Jesus my Savior invites me
pEV si SsaS WIFI r HENa 70 shfss
GAINES. LAURA: A tribute Of love and
mother LAURA GAINES. who passed
away twenty-five years ago today
January 0, 1894.
Let US think of her today.
Sleeping. resting, lust away:
HER DEVOTED pEJdHTERs' GRACE
HUNTER. LOTTIE GAINES, ANIL
1AUGaTER-IN-LAw' SERENA p
PARKER. JOHN II. AND ANNIE Z. A
great Seyond' JOIN il. PARKER' JAM an.
uary q 1894. and ANNIE E. PARKER,
January y. 1910
Loving and kind in sllstheir ways. 49,
Upright and iust TO the end of their
Sincere and kind in heart and mind. :.
What beautiful memory they left
Devoted CHILDREN, WILLIS, NAN
AND CREED.
POOLE. THOMAS z. In loving memory
of our dear father. THOMAS E. POOLE
who passed away five years ago today
January u, 1851.
We have only o memory. dear father
We cherish our whole life through
But the sweetness will live forever
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS. EFFIE
CATHERINE. MILDRED, AND SON
WILBERT
SEATON, JOSEPH II. In loving memory
of my dear husband and our father
JOSEPH II SEATON. who departed this
life. after long illness, one year
Before our eyes you faded away,
Growing weaker each day:
Patiently bearing your suffering.
Until God took you away.
Little we knew when dawned that morn,
The sorrow that day would bring:
The end was so sudden. the shock
To part With one we loved so dear
And found in heaven your happy place
YOUR LOVING WIFE. LAURA, AND
FAMILY.
SPITZER, JOSEPH LAWRENCE. In sad
but loving remembrance OF our dear
brother and son JOSEPH LAWRENCk
SPITzER. who departed this life
twentyy,dseven years ago today. January
Gone. but not FORGOTTEN.
The FAMILY, ..
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mother; four brothers. Neyle T.,
Brannen, a clerk at the Statler
Hotel: Lewis A. Brannen. a writ
er for the National Geographic
Society: Walter Brannen. of La
Plata. Md, and E. B. Brannen. Of
Milledgeville, and a sister, Mrs.
J. B. Griffith, of Milledgeville.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
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-AP Wirephoto
and authority on Indian life and
customs.
A native of New York, Mr.. La
Fargo abandoned a career in
architecture for writing in 1892.
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CEMETERY LOTS

, GRAVE SITES FOR SALE. Fort Lin.
coin Cemetery, vicinity Garden Of
Meditation; cash bargain. DE. @-l437
CEDAR HILL--3 grave sites. in lovely
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4nurilinn

CANTER, JOSEPH. An unwilling Of O
CANTER. beloved father OF Mrs. Rose
Sweeny. Mrs. Celia BarmGck, Messrs.
Paul, Maurice and Nathan Canter. win
ct : pm. at the District Of Columbia
Lodge Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited
EEIDORF, SADIE. There will be an
unwilling OF a monument to the mem
DRY Of the late SADIE NElDORF at the
Adas Israel Cemetery. Alabama ave.
Sc. On Sunday. January &, 1886. at
1890 pm. Friends and relatives IN
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throughout the world.
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OF Columbia Temple. No. 422
i. B. p. O. Z. Of w, met II
q session OF sorrow on Thurs
day. January g.. 1868, for GU
late daughter MARIE SWAILS
Funeral services will be hel,
at pm. Saturday. Januar!
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JOHN J. BARNES. u. seey,

Thursday. January 8 1850. at The
VAUGHN HGtiisO MERCER, aged 20, bsioved
mother OF Mary Kyle Pritchard and
Vaughn and stanford Kyle Pritchard.
Services ct her late home. 1914 Sedg-
wick st. NV, on Saturday. January
Z, at . pm. Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery. Flowers gratefully declined.
Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19

VARIETY: Above are some Of the many
types available in modest sizes: the old
fashioned blackboard. the magnetic board,
he corkbovd and one you paint on the wall
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Cues
From |
The Zoe

What's this ~ actress doing with ali those
wild anin,als2 She's learning to aetl
ny LESLIE LIEBER
This Week Teiepision Editor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-08
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1856
Official Minutes.

The Supreme President, bro. Mandich opened the ses
sion with official warm greetings All members of the
Board were present.
The Minutes of the December %, 1855 session
approved as read
The Supreme Secretary bro, Bella presented the fol-
lowing cases:
his Estate beneficiary which approved by the Board
Lodge 40 - Bro Tomo Belobraic named his mother
and father benefcares both of whom predeceased the
member The Board approved payment to surviving
sister.
Lodge SIP - Bro. Ivan Karagic named his wife bene.
cary who predeceased the member The Board approved
payment of the claim to their two surviving children
Lodge 615 - Bro. Miladn Trbovich submitted
quest assistance through his lodge Board approved
said request to print letters of appeal which to be mail
ed to all lodges The cost of the printing and the sta
tonery is to be paid from the National Fund
letter received from bro John Mejaski of Lodge 78
was acknowledged and filed
letter received from sister Gasparac of Lodge 179
pertains to assistance to aged MEMBERS and also
ment of the bonus to Lodge Secretaries also acknow
lodged and filed.
| Upon the recommendation of the Advisory Council,
the Executive Board increased the appropriation from $50
to SIS to softbal basketball which participate
regular of play and report their activities to
The following items approved for payment
$1,000 to the Fraternal Investment Assoc of the N F.
c. for dues.
$1,000 to bro Matthew Belanc for phone calls made
in connection with the New York license.
$2429 to bro Thomas Balaban for expenses incurred
in connection with the New York license.
$500 to the Lawyers Cooperative Publishing Co. for
the 1856 supplements to volume of Couch of Insurance
$40 to the Pennsylvania Fraterna Congress for dues
$3.50 to the divers Locksmth Co. for repairing 2
door locks at the Home Office.
$4,000 donation to the Croatian Church and School
Presvetog Trostva of Chicago, Illinois, per the 9th
Convention decision
$4,000 to Nest 16 of Rathbun Iowa. for the 1855
son Little League baseball appropriation
Brother Ovcarich Secretary of the Sick Benefit De-
partment presented to the Board the following
Lodge 351 - Brother Stipan Lovric, cert 73799 sub
mtted claim for the entire 1855 sick benefits In view of
the that this member unable to obtain regular
medical reports the Board approved the payment of said
benefits for the year 1855.
Lodge 519 - Brother John Jurkovch, cert C-46422,
underwent minor operation which is not listed in the By
Laws According to Supreme Medical Directors expa
nation that the operation not of serious nature the
Board cannot consider said claim for payment
Lodge 715 - Brother Marho Silovich, cert C-465O4,
unaerWent an operaton tna was perIolmeo IN ecepei
member having difficulty in securing the Medical Re-
port from the companys doctor However, being that
have the necessary information and medical proof the
Board approved the payment of said claim.
There being further business to transact the Su-
preme President adjourned the meeting
| Iocop RoIo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-08

Detroit, Mich. - Have you
heard the latest news? The
CFU Nest 318 Mothers Club
is planning a gala celebration
for its second anniversary.
The affair is scheduled for
Saturday, March 10, at the
Croatian Hall, 1875 E. McNi-
chols.
A delicious plate supper
will be served from 500 to
500 PM. An evening of en-
tertainment will follow, with
dancing to the Balkan Cava-
liers.
Tammie Fund Will Gain
Tickets may be purchased
from the club members or at
the hall. All proceeds will go
into our tamburitza fund.
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ter Justine Kluka, and a bro
ther Frederick of Santa Mon
lea, California, all Of whom
are members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
May He Rest In Peace
Amityites greatly m S S
Frank but our loss is small in
comparison to that felt by his
widow and his family.
Our most sincere and deep
sympathy is extended to Bet
ty, Justine, Fred and to his
parents.
Although time heals all
wounds, we will always miss
his staunch support of AM
ity, his smiling face and his
wonderful philosophy of life
which he practiced in his life
time.
Stella Jambrek
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-08
East Chicago Lodge 154 viii Sponsor
Bowling Sweeper Saturday, April 9TH

Ea st Chicago, Ind. -
Lodge 154 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will sponsor
a Bowling Sweepstakes and
Victory Dance on Saturday,
April 7, 1856.
The recent merger of the
members of former Lodge
931 with those of Lodge 154
has prompted the undertake
ing of this event in order to
further unity through the
medium of a major sports
and social gathering, a wor-
thy cause indeed.
Present plans call fer the
Sweepstakes to be held Sat
urday afternoon, April 7th,
at the Recreation Lanes, SGT
West Chicago Avenue, East
Chicago. The Victory Dance
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Milwaukee Radio Hour
To Hold Party Feb. IL

Milwaukee, Wise. - The
American Croatian r d o
Hour, Inc, will sponsor a Pill
low Case Card Party Febru-
ary 19, 200 PM through 600
PM, at the Church Hall, 917
No. 49th st.
Cake and coffee will be
served free to all in atten-
dance. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend.
We would like to thank
John Tiran for his donation
toward the Radio Hour. It
was greatly appreciated.
We also wish to express
our sympathies to member P.
Maretich, whose wife passed
away recently.
Anyone wishing to become
a member can do so by send
ing in $500 for the year of
1856 to our Radio Club Trea-
surer.
Don't forget to tune in to
WMIL on Sundays from 500
to 900 AM. Mitzie Knaflic
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Youngstown Gets Ballet February IL

Youngstown, Ohio - One
Troupe that has gained inter-
national acclaim, the Yugo-
slav National Folk Dance
Group (TANEC), will be
making their only Youngs-
town appearance at Stam-
haugh Auditorium, Thursday,
February 16, at $50 PM.
Won London Festival
Dances from the many
provinces of Yugoslavia will
be featured, as we'll as auth
entic costumes richly en-
broidered and designed.
In dance competition, at
the annual festival held In
London, the Youngstown
bound group walked off
with top honors.
They have received recog-