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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04
DRUSTVENI
YIJESNIK

Odsjek 85, Rochester. Pa. - O.
vine pozivljemo sve clanove ma
Seq odsjeka, da neizostavno do
dju ma mjeseCnu sjednicu, kola ce
Sc odrzavati u nedjelju, 8. aprila
O. g., u 2 sata poslije podne, cr-
kvenoj dvorani Svete Cecilije.
Pokraj naSih redovitih stvari.
ma ovoj sjednici ce mas nadzorni
odbor podastrijeti tromjesecno IL
vjesce o staniu naseg odsjeka, to
cemo raspravliati 0 planovima ma
seq piknika, l.ojeg temo odrzati
nedjelju, 9. juna owe godine, IL
Wise's Grove, New Brighton. Sto-
ga je duznost svakog tlana, da
prisustvuje ovoi vrlo vaznoj SIZED
nici S-og aprila.
John r. Mikan, tajnik.
Odsjek 24S, Charlton, Pa. - O.
vim aelimo upozoriti CjeloSupno
clanstvo naSega bratskog drustva,
odsjek broj 24S H. B. Zajednice u
Clairtonu, da ce Sc ma iduGoj ma
Sol redovitoj sjednici rijesavati
vs,4ni poslovi naSega drustva. IL
medju svih ostaHh pitanja, biti &c
rijesavano pitanje nasega Do
ma kao ljetnih izleta ostala
drustvena pitanja, koja traze IL
djela svih nash Clanova, da bi
Sc uspjesno rijeSila.
Buduc da ma prosloj redoVttoj
Sjednici nije bio dovoljnog brola
clanova prisutno, "a to nije nj Ii
jeseno nekoliko pitanja koja su
tamo tom prilikom dosla ma dncV-
nj red
Zato, brace sestre, svi dodj:te
ma iduGu sjednicu, koja &c Sc o.
drzati Il nedjelju s. aprila pro-
storijama nasega Hrvatsltog Do
ma. Sjednica ce poceti sa svojim
radon 2 sata poslije podne.
Da bi promakli napredovali sa
nasim druStvenim planovima RAJ
da potrebno nam je sveukupno ma
sc clanstvo, da ma tome sudjeluje
uAh oF dhL n SiiAo wynn l'ISS w
nostima "a napredak nasega brat
skog drustva "a gradnju novoga
Hrvatskom Donna Clairtonu. u
gledajmo Sc, brace sestre, u one
nase starije clanove, nase stare
Pionere, koji su slozno sagradili
oval mas sada start dom, koji ali
wise ne odgovara nasim novim
drustvenim potrebama. Velika je
potreba "a novim domom "a nasu
omladinu u Clairtonu, da bi smo
joj omogucili, da sc drustveno
llulturno razvija da nadalte po-
nese luc radu "a kulturni razvoj
nasih ljudi nasih potomaia.
Zato, braGo sestre, svi dodjite
ma owl dojducu sjednicu uzve-
licajte sllup svojih zajednitara -
da podjemo naprijed.
Katarina Gugi6 perovodja.
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naseg odsjeka oprostio Sc odr-
zao dirljivi govor radu zivotu
pokojnice brat Steve THAN.
U ime clanstva naseg odsjeka,
ne.la ii je sestro slava pokoj
vjecni, tvojim milin1 dragima,
koji liza tebe ostaju i koji te zale
i oplakuju, nase najdublje sauce
see.
Mark Kramarich, perov.
Zahvala. U ime mole mole
obitelji, ovime Sc zelim zahvaliti
svina onina, koji su mas tjesili
u nasoj zalosti prigodom smrti
mole drage i nezaboravne supruge
Louise, kao svina onima koji
SUI u bio kojem pogledu ponlogli
ispratiti noju pokojnu suprugu dc
groba.
Ozalosceni: Suprug Nikola Lis
iak, kterka Violet i sin Frank
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Sa poeasne veGere odsjeka 351 H.B.Z.

Detroit Mich. - Kod u Detroitu mnogo Sc radi
all prema akvnostima vrlo mao pisemo mas ZaedniGar
pak nasem drustvenom zivotu imademo dogodia a koe
je vrjedno zabijezt cine mas odsjek ponositi
ne samo nasoj koon nego pred cjeokupnim clanstvom
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Ma H. veljace prredo e odsecni odbor prigodnu ve-
ceru pocast braci Juusu Majeticu stjepanu Lipaku
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zelo da mu Sc spasi zivot, ali nj
je pomoglo nista, tako je Is. ja-
nuara 1856. u Sault ste. Marie Ge-
neral Hospitalu ispustio svoju du-
su "a uvijek zatvorio svoje oei.
Smrt je nastala uslijed napada sr-
ca.
Bio je rodjen 1891. u selu kriz
Polje, BRINE, Hrvatska. Dosao u
Kanadu 1909, najprije Sc nastanio
u Wawa, Ont, kasnije dosao u
Wortnington, a 1929. otvorio trgo-
vinu Sudbury. zapravo Sc moze
reti, da je en- bio jedan cd pionira
sto Sc tice naseg naroda ovoj
zemlji. u ona vremena je prola-
zio kroz svakakove poteskoce, jer
SUI bile slabe radne prilike, ali on
je bio poletan isao je naprijed,
tako da je postigao toliko posjeda,
nozda wise nego ijedan mas covjek
Hrvat u Kanadi, prize svoje smrti.
Bio je Clan naseg odsjeka cd 60
dine 1941. mnogih drugih raznih
trgovackih vjerskih organizacija.
Mrtvo tijelo bio je izlozeno kod
Jackson & Bernard pogrebnika.
Tu su dolazili nasa braca Hrvati,
Srbi, Slovenci druge narodnosti,
da Sc mime opposite / da mu is
kazu zadnju pocast. Razne motive
i krunice su izmoljene Cd raznih
engleskih hrvatsllih organizacija.
Ma 10. januara u 10 sati ju-
tro krenusmo crSvu Svetog
Trojstva, gdje je otpjevana velika
sveta misa po Rev. Henry Muir
ply, uz asistenciju jos tri svece-
nika, otpjevana pjesnla u slo-
venskom jezil1u "zdrav Marija".
Poslije toga povorka je krenula
sa mnogo automobile ma r. K.
Groblje, gdje je predato njegovo
mrtvo tijelo ma vjecni pocinak.
Nadgrobnu molitvu je iznlolio Rev.
H. Murphy, a oprostni dirljivi
govor je odrzao nasem engles-
kom jeziku brat v. Grzetit. Vije-
naca je bilo 1876, a placenih misa
do danas 90, sto sve pokaziva da
su pokojnik njegova obitelj jako
postivani po nasem i drugim ov-
dasnjin1 narodima.
Pokojnik liza sebe ostavlja pored
svoje ozaloscene supruge Rose i
tri sina kter, pax tri sestre, Mrs.
Ana Tratanj u Larder Lake, Mrs.
lila Miloknaja Schumacher i
Mrs. Kata Trtanj u Jugoslaviji.
Cd strane sveukupnog clanstva
odsjeka 793 HBZ., neka ii je bra
te Nikola vjecna slava, da ii bu-
de lahka zemlja u kojoj ces poci-
vati, a tvojina milin l dragima
nase iskreno saucesce.
v. subat, tajnik.
Zahvala. - zelimo sc zahvaliti
svoj nasoj rodbini, kumovima i
prijateljima, koji su nam priskocili
u pomoc u velikoj tuzi 1 zalosti
prigodom iznenadne snlrti nasih
dragih pokojnika, Pavla Eikole
Perkovic. Svina vam hvala koji
ste dosli il bliza. i dalelSa, te koji
ste okitili odre riasih pokojnika 8
vijencima cvijeta piatenim kar-
ticama "a svete mise, kao oni-
ma koji su poklonili svoje automo-
bile "a sprovod. Hvala bratu Gr-
zetitu, koji je odrzao lijepe 60
vore mad otvorenim grobovima ma
sih dragih pokojnika. Isto tako
hvala odbornicina i clanstvu od-
sjeka 793 HBz., kao 1 tlanovima
drugih organizacija, koji su uci-
Mill sve cd svoje strane, da spro-
vodi budu sto ljepsi / dostojniji.
Ozaloscena obitelj, Perkovit.
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llOVolAdDTaIllIn 81. OuDOrnlcl-'
ma, kao i bivsem glavnom
nadzornom odborniku H.B.Z.
kroz punih IL godina, bratu
Matt Goretta.
Osim toga podjelio je pred
sjednik odsjeka, brat julius
Majetic pocasne znakove "a
5O-godisnje clanovanje u H.
B. Zajednici braci Tomo Ko-
liba, Ljubomiru Plavljanicu i
Nikoli strbencu. Dale po-
dijeljeni su Merit Pins" cla-
novima odsjecnog odbora "a
10 iii wise godina pada u od-
boru nasega odsjeka. Primili
su owe znakove slijedeci:
Tomislav Cicak, Martin De-
vich, Petar Drazic, Josip Do
brinec, Louis Flash, Matt Co.
retta, Nikola Gregoric, Josip
Kraina, John Keder, Josip
Kljucka, Joseph Korach, Site
pan Lipak, julius Majetic,
Milan Milakovic, Anton Ma
ric, Katarina Payor, Mariana
Reich, Ivan Rimac, Roselle
Sertic, Anton Tomasin, Nj
kola Tomelic, Steve Than,
Nikola Vrbanac Milan W.
kelic.
Ma ovu veceru dosao je i
mas 46-godisnji clan i jedan
cd ustrojitelja odsjeka 351,
Pavao Vidusic. On njegova
supruga Barbara odselili su
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LOUISE LISJAK

Detroit, Mich. Ma 2. decem-
bra 1855. umrla je dobra dugo-
godisnja clanica odsjela broj 351
HBz., sestra Louise Lisjak. Me
zina nagla j neocekivana smrt IL
nenadila je rodbinu i sve prijate-
lie. LA kratl1e bolesti bila je pre-
vezena u bolnicu gdje joj je bila
pruzena sva lijecnicka NIGGA, ali
sve to nije pomoglo, posto je u
bolnici bro neoGskivano premi-
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NIKOLA PERKOVIC

Drugi je brat Nikola Perkovit,
koji je isto nenadnom smrcu pre-
minuo nakon sest tjedana svoga
sina Pavla. Posjedovao je Hotel u
Sudbury, kao Hotel Wawa, On
tario, te jutro Sc osjetao lsod ku-
&c zdrav posao sa svojim autom
u Sault Ste Marie, poslije uzeo
vlak "a Wawu, ali kad je bio so
milja dalje cd Sault Ste. Marie
pozlilo mu je, Cd toga casa nije
wise dosao svijesti. Sve Sc je podu-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04
KATICA ZGREBEC

Dearborn, Mich. - Odsjek CAB
"Bratstvo" javlja sveukupnom
clanstvu HBZ. zalosnu West, da
smo IL svoje sredine izgubili du-
gogodisnju clanicu, sestru Katicu
Zgrebec, koja je nakon teze ope-
racije ispustila svoju plemenitu
dusu Womens Hospital u De-
troitu, ma 20. januara 1856. Me
zinu sliku ovdje donosimo, da ju
jos jednom vide rodbina, clanovi
prijat2lii.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04
POZIN Ma SJEDNICU

Odsjek 4O3, Cleveland, Ohio. -
Pozivlje sc clanstvo naseg odsjelIa
ma redovitu sjednicu, koja &c Sc
odrzavati u iducu nedjelju, 8. april
la. u 2 sata poslije podne, u Poll
skoj Sokolsloj Dvorani ma 7146
Broadway.
Pokraj nasih redovitih stvari,
ma ovoj sjednici imati cemo mnogo
vaznih pitanja "a rijesavati, Mad
zorni Odbor podastrijeti ce tro-
mjesecno izvjesce stanju naSeg
odsjeka, te Gemo podijeliti ulazni-
ce "a nasu idu6u zabavu, koju ce-
mo odrzavati 29-og aprila. Stoga
je potrebno da ste svi prisutni 1
da uzmete ulaznice "a sebe "a
prodaju, posto owe godine ne ce-
mo odrzavati piltnika, pax je po-
trebno da svi poradimo "a sto
bolji uspjeh owe zabave. zabava
ce sc odrzati u Browns Tavern
Hall ma 5211 Harvard Avenue, cd
sata poslije podne pa do pol noci.
Do vidjenja ma sjednici 8. april
la, a poslije toga ma nasoj zabavi
20. aprila.
Andy Tumbri, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04
LUKA PENDJAK

Kansas City, kans. Dne "a
januara owe godine je ovdasnjoj
bolnici preminuo brat Lulla Pen
djak, ciju slilu ovdje donosimo,
da ga jos jednom makar ma slici
vide rodbina, clanovi prijatelji
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04

East Chicago, Ind. - Ovime po-
zivljemo clanstvo Hrvatskog Ame-
rickog Demollratskog Kuba Il In
diana Harbor, East Chicago, Indi-
ana ra buducu vrlo vaznu sjed-
nicu, koja &c Sc odrzavati u &C.
tvrtak II. aprila 1856, u sati
ma vecer u Hrvatskom DOmu ma
1898 Main Street.
Takodjer nastojte da | oni, ko-
il jos do danas nisu postal cla-
novi ovog naseg gore pomenutog
Kluba, da Sc upisu ma buducoj
sjednici. Pomislite, kad mas brat
Tomo Miksic moze platiti clana-
rinu cd SO do 100 dolara godisnje,
a nase su pristojbe samo jedan do
lar ma godinu, sa OWN dolarom
cinite dobro sebi i svojim bliz-
NINA.
Nakon syrsene sjednice biti &c
zagriska hladnog napitka.
Odbor Kluba.
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PAUL PERKOVIC

Sudbury, Ont, Can. - Odsjek
793 HBz. javlja zalosnu West, da
smo IL nasih redova izgubili svoja
diva clara, to il jedne obitelji.
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1863 Mato PalaS
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437 Kata Grdic
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III Mary Jernejcich
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10 Janko Repair
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154 John Mihalic
2O2 Josip Buktenica
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231 John Scopinich
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-14

ship base so that the agency rests
upon the largest segment of the
community possible.
az Cultivating healthy public
relations, intensifying interpreta-
ton and promotion.
(5) and development of a long
range planning process which
would provide a blueprint for fu-
ture developments.
The Board of Directors, headed
by Sam Schuster, president, con-
sidered proposals for an intensive
membership drive, slated to begin
in early 1857.
The board recommendations
were submitted to a General
Membership meeting to be held
on Thursday, December 18th at 8
P. M. at the JCA Liberty Hall on
Ft. Caroline Road.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-14
Enjoy Jacksonville's Beaches
THE WORLDS FINEST"
Reach Firms Advertising and Appreciate Your Patronage

himself should take it to his own
careless stomach.
Indeed. Mrs. Tzimmis may be
saying right now. THAT Segal
should be minding his own figure
instead of telling me what not TO
eat. You should see what he looks
like"
And Mrs. Gimmel: "I've seen
him. He's no Mr.. America!"
And Mrs. Aleph: It'll say! He's
GOT a lot to lose before he ever
gets to look anything like Apollo. :.
Yet as a helpful columnist, |
should tell them it makes no sense
to load ones self with another
Jewish problem. So why not un-
load this one quick? There's
enough of other burdens than
having too much fat that Jews
have to take these days.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-14
PLAIN TALK
(Continued from Page II

(CoN41nUeo 1f0m rage ~
fats before they were transported
to Israel. Examinations showed
they had low cholesterol readings
and are falling victims to coron-
ary thrombosis, something un-
known before their Israel days.
1--WE desperately need more
detailed facts about what the
American people eat. regardless
of race. creed or color. says Lind
lahr. And the Jewish people need
this information most Of all. fol-
on the surface at least it appears
that too many of them are COM
mitting a coronarY form Of suicide
with their knives and forks"
Well, that's it /. as Ann White
reports this Jewish problem ;.
one more added to all the Other
problems we've had to take. give
it's lesson to Mrs. Tzimmis, Mrs
Gimmel, Mrs. Aleph and al
others and maybe this Sega
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-14
TORCHES ON HILLTOPS
IN ISRAEL, MARK OPENING
OF CHANUKAII CELEBRATION

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - Despite
anxiety over the fate of the Jews
of Egypt, the people of Israel
ushered in the Chanukah festival
with joyous celebration. Lights
and torches were kindled on hill
tops throughout the country. A
torch which had been kindled at
Modiin, site of the Maccabi revolt,
was carried to President Ben Xvi.
Later it was used to light beacons
atop Mt. Herzl and Mt. Zion.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-14
Jax Jewish Alliance
Development Discussed
BY SAM ARGUS. Executive Director
Jewish Community Alliance

Community Alliance
the continued growth and development
Jewish Community Rd outlined
of Directors ARGUS the asencY newly
meeting held Tuesday evening
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-14

The five-fold program, as out
lined, consists of:
(1) Continuing development of
a sound financial structure for the
immediate present as well as the
future.
(2) Development of an inter-
esting, satisfying, attractive, bal
anced and integrated program for
all ages.
90 Building a broad member
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-17
Dell Advances
In ayCourfs

CHICAGO. July II R.-The
No. seeds in both the mems
and women's divisions will take
to the courts today in the Ma
tional Clay Courts tennis tour
nament.
Art Larsen, top-seeded mems
singles star from San Leandro,
Calf. drew a bye in yesterdays
rain-curtailed play but will see
action today.
Bernard Bartzen. the No. 2
seed from Dallas, defeated Allen
Tobias. Go. 6-1, yesterday
while Don Dell of Bethesda, Nd,
10th ranked junior in the Ma
ton. ousted Vandy Christie OF
Glencoe, Ill. 6-1, 6-1.
Ron Holmberg Of Brooklyn, the
flfth-ranked junior player, UP.
lset Mike Green of Los Angeles
rated second nationally in the
juniors, 60, 6-3.
A heavy downpour limited
opening day play to two hours
with only 10 matches being
played.
Women players. led by Shirley
Fry. the Wimbledon champion
from st. Petersburg. Fla, vii,
take to the courts for the first
time today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-17
Slime to Stick With Track
Until He Proves Himself

FAIR LAWN, N. j., July II
R.-Dave Slime, his Olympic
running hopes dashed by a groin
injury, refused today to take
his hard luck sitting down-he
promised he'd come back.
obviously I'm not going to
get a chance in the Olympics,"
the 6-foot-3 speedSter from
Duke University said as he
relaxed at home here with his
parents and 6-year-old brother,
Ricky. But I'm not giving up
track-not until I have a chance
to prove myself"
The rangy, red-haired sprinter
electrified the track world this
spring by lettering three and
eQualing three world records.
After running a record 220-
yard dash in 20 seconds fiat at
Sanger. Calf. he pulled a muscle
in his upper left leg in the Ma
tional Collegiate championships
and failed to qualify for an
Olympic berth.
Although his injury may be
fully healed in the next two
weeks. the United States Olym-
pic Committee has a rigid rule
that an athlete must win his
place on the team in compete
tive trials. So Sine, who less
than two months ago was ac-
claimed the greatest Olympic
prospect since Jesse Owens. is
out.
IT had intended to make this
my last year of serious track
and concentrate on baseball"
Slime said. But I'm determined
now to take another shot at
Bobby Morrow, Ira Murchison
and the others"
Slime beat Morrow, his Abilene
Christian rival. in the Drake
Relays at Des Moines in the
spring but he had to sit by and
watch Morrow win the Olympic
trials in his specialties, the 100
and 200 meter dashes.
Il feel that can beat Morrow,
If we get on to the same kind
Of start" Sine said. 80 I want
to get back in training as soon
as possible. / plan to compete
in all the winter meets and then
go to the Coast again next sum-
mer for the big track meets
where I can meet Bobby again.
I'm going back to summer school
tomorrow-not to make up back
work. but just to get ahead. so
I can run"
Dave said that the pulled groin
muscle hurt him "only when l
sneeze and not when / walk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-17

and should be healed in a couple
Of weeks or so.
Il pulled it in that record
220-yard race at Sander" he
said, But I kept on running.
thought I could work it out
That's where l was wrong.
lust agitated it more"
Sine. who said he was dis
appointed but mot bitter" over
his failure to make the team,
predicted a 1928 sweep for
Uncle Sam in both the 100 and
200 at Melbourne.
In the 100 it'll be Bobby
Morrow, Ira Murchison and
Thane Baker and in the 200
Morrow, Baker and Andy STAN
field. We can't miss"
Most disappointed over the
misfortune was Dawes family
The father, a former semipro
basketball player, said it was
like keeping Mickey Mantle out
of the All-Star game because he
hurt his knee in one game.
"You should decide the team
on overall record" the father
said I'VE ought to have our best
men in Australia to beat the
Russians and I think the rec
ords show that Dave is the
best"
Jaw. Dad" Dave corrected
RULES are rules"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-17
TENNIS TALK
BY JACK HARING

After q layod OF almost q
month to give top-ranked WASH
ington players a chance to de-
vote their time to tournaments,
play gets back in full swing this
week end in the Interclub
Leagues Glass A competition.
The second half of action should
prove interesting.
Edgemoor and Columbia Coun-
try Club. which perennially field
the top teams. again are leading
the race for the title with perfect
records. But neither team has a
lock on the championship. Two
other strong outfits. Quantico
and Arlington, are still in con-
tention with only one loss apiece.
Edgemoor's defending cham
ipions probably have the tough
est road ahead IN their bid for a
third straight title. The Bethes-
da clubs squad meets Arlington,
Quantico and Columbia in rapid
succession and any one Of those
has a good chance for an upset.
&**
One distinct possibility at the
end of the season would be q
three-way tie among Edgemoor
Columbia and Quantico. The
Marine team has been strength
ened since losing an early match
to Columbia. which was able to
insert Tim Coss into its lineup
for the encounter before the two
time Middle Atlantic champion
went into the Army.
Quantico is being bolstered
this week by the addition of two
OF Washington's top collegiate
stars, Tom Bradford and Bruce
GustafSon, who have helped give
the University of North Caro-
lima one Of the top teams in
college tennis. Bradford and
Gustafson. who are starting Of
flcerS training. join Bill Demas,
the new Mid-Atlantic champion,
and Player-Coach Tom Cundy
on the Quantico team which al
ready is the best service outfit
in the East.
! Edgemoor is hoping 20 keep
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the title by fielding strong
lineup in the second half. in
GLIDING Don Dell, Charles Mas
terson, Don Floyd, Doyle Royal
and Left Beck, with Buddy Adair,
Henry Barclay and Jack Gurley
available for doubles. Columbia,
after its victory over Quantico,
is in the best position. especially
with strong squad listing Fred
McNair. Ted Rogers, Charles
Charming. Henry Foss. Hugh
Lynch, jr., and Earle Brown.
Robert H. -Spiro, jr., writes
that newcomers to Washington
like himself would appreciate a
listing Of the remaining tourna-
ments so they can plan to enter
events. Here is the schedule:
July 1928, Middle Atlantic
girls championships at Edge
moor; July 1929, Washington
Golf and Country Club Invita-
tional doubles; July 3O-August 5,
Government Employees tourna-
ment at Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets courts; July 81 August 4,
Western Maryland champion
ships at Mountain Lake Park;
July 30-August 3, D. c. Recrea-
ton Department playground
championships at Takoma Rec
reation Center; August Hip,
Washington G&CC Invitational
mixed doubles; August 1919, D.
c. mems championships; August
1919, Army-Navy Country Club
women's invitational; August 49,
rs, Northern Virginia hard court
championships, open only to
residents in that area, at Four
Mile Run courts; September &C.
%, D. c. seniors championships
at Army-Navy. One SWITCH
Mid-Atlantic Patterson doubles
now August 3-8 at Edgemoor.
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QUICK SERVES-Washington
players made a fine showing in
the Baltimore City champion
ships which wind up tomorrow
with the mems singles finals.
Left Beck Of Edgemoor gained