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Michael Grasha, Upravitelj Pomladka

Michael Grasha Upravitelj Pomladka
Kako je nasem eanstvu vet poznato, Odjejenje Po-
mlaka HBZ savo je svoje Term certificate CSC bazu
decembru 1856 Posednicima starh Term certfkata bio
je dozvoen 4mjesecni rok da zaraze zmjenu sarog
novi certfikat Tai je rok kasne bio produen dalnh
sest mjeseci do konca septembra 1856
Ma svojem polugodisnjem zasjedanju septembru, Gl.
Odbor je ponovno, to posljedn put produo tai rok
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-07

ska ]e koraknula Jedan cvrstl
korak naprijed j hoce da je
neovisna, a narod trazi wise
slobode.
Zatim dolazi velika uzbuna
u Madzarskoj. STUDENT j rad
mel So u1ednise stupise u
otvorenu borbu protiv ruske
dominacije. U toj borbi je
narod pobijedio, a bila je vrlo
krvava borba, jer ma poziv
prvaka poljske Wade ruska
vojska je istupila protiv po-
bunjenika. Predsjednik Wade
Imre Macy bio je prisiljen da
sastavi koalicionu vladu i da
pusti ma slobodu madzarskog
Kardinala. Da umiri pobu-
njeni narod trazi cd Rusije
da povuce svoju vojsku IL te
zemlje da tako Madzarska
postane neovisna drzava. To
je zahtjev pobunjenika, ma
ime, madzarskog naroda s ko-
Jim je stala madzarska VOL
ska.
Sovjetska vlada je obecala
da ee povuci svoje vojne sna-
ge liz Poljske, Madzarske i
Rumunjske, ali zadnje vrije-
me dolaze vijesti il Madzar-
ske da SUI ruske cete zapo-
sjele sve aerodrome u Ma
dzarskoj i smjestile Sc oko
Budimpeste. Time Sc je situa-
CHA pogorsala.
Madzarska vlada apelira ma
organizaciju Ujedinjenih Ma
roda "a zastitu i pomoc u
njenoj borbi "a neovisnost.
Ovoliko u kratko biljezi-
mo, dok nasi citaoci pirate tie
dogodjaje u dnevnoj stampi,
pax ma radio televiziju. Ma
rodi Istocne Europe dizu sc
ma ustanak protiv tiranije "a
svoju slobodu i neovisnost.
Ma Srednjem Istoku doslo
je do otvorenog rata, koji u
grozava svjetski mir. Mali L.
rael ucinio je napad ma Egypt.
Upuceni ljudi vjeruju da je
tai napad ucinjen dogovorno
j planirano sa Velikom Bri-
tanijom i Francuskom, sto je
ovim drzavama dalo povoda
Ga Oruzanom SnagOm udare
ma Egypt, da okupiraju egi-
patski Sues i sueski kanal,
da egipatski narod stave pod
papucu pod svoju domina-
ciju citavi arapski svijet.
Nasa A m e ri k a sc tome
protivila, te je zatrazila IL
vanredno zasjedanje Ujedi-
njenih Naroda, ma kom je "a
sjedanju, ma prijedlog nase
Wade, Sjedinjenih Drzava A.
merike osudjen tai iznenad-
nj napadaj ma Egypt. Ame-
rika trazi da Sc tai spor IL
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zbog pripremljenih incidena-
ia S egipatske iii izraelske
strane, vec upravo zbog me-
odrzivo postavljene granice,
sto Sc u drugom geometrij-
skom liku proteze uz obalu
Sredozemlja. U tom predjelu
nema nista jednostavnijeg cd
prijelaza granice, a to Sc o.
bicno plaza glavom. Pogra-
nicne patrole cesto zapodije-
vaju oruzane carke, Il kojima
pokatkad sudjeluju i VEGA o.
ruzja. Tada Sc pita: tko je
krivac "a incident? Kriva je
(formalno) je d n a i druga
strana, Egipat iii Izrael, a Ia
pravo, kriva je granica sto
zadire u tudji teritorij, op-
koljen stranim oruzanim gra-
nicarima.
Ma sjeveru je nesto bolje,
ali nj tario nije dobro. Izrael-
sko-sirijske te izraelsko-liba-
nonske granice takodjer ne
pruzaju dovoljno jamstva, da
Sc stanovnici pogranienih 20
ma mogu sigurno kretati. Tu,
opet, izraelski teritorij, kao
kiln cijepa sirijsko i ibanon-
sko podrucje, stvarajuci ko-
ridor opkoljen tudjim pre-
djelima.
Kao sto vidimo, Izrael je
okruzen podrucjem Egipta,
Saudijske Arabic, Jordana,
STRIFE Libanona. Granice, o
kojima je ovdje rijec, nisu
plod miroljubivih dogovora,
nego primirja, do koga je do
slo u kratkotrajnom r a tu.
Dakle, radi Sc o privremenom
stanju koje ce ka rjesenje.
Ali, tko &c ga rijesiti? L.
medju Izraela okolnih arap-
skin zemalja ne postoji nj
kakva suradnja, a j d a
druga strana su u iscekiva-
nju, koje Sc ne ostvaruje.
+ Arapske zemlje optuzuju
Izrael, da je pod zastitom We
like Britanije Sjedinjenih
Drzava, sto ga osmjeluje ma
izazivanje incidental. U Jeru-
salimu vec o davno postoji
Komisija Ujedinjenih naroda
"a kontrolu primirja ma celu
s generalom Benson. Ova
komisija Sc trudi, da praved-
no zastupa interese jedne |
druge strane, u cemu nailazi
ma velike poteskoce. U sadas-
MEM casu je ma tom podruc-
ju takvo stanje zategnutosti,
da Komisija UN svakodnev-
no odrzava sastanke, posre-
dujuci sad ma jednoj, sad ma
drugoj strani.
Dok budu postojale sadas-
, ME granice, biti &c incidena-
ia, a (po narodnoj) bolest bi
, trebalo sprijeciti, a ne po-
sljedice lijeciti. U tome je,
eto, sustina spora. U izmje-
, nj granica. U kompromisu,
sporazumu, u dobroj volji.
Jedno je neosporno: svi ma
l rodi ovdje imaju pravo ma
, svoj zivotni prostor, a tai Sc
i ne moze odrediti silom, vec
sporazumom. Arapski drzav-
nici zauzimaju ostar stav
, prema malom Izraelu, ali O.
vaj je m o d er n o naoruzan,
tehnicki ma visem stupnju, a
: osim toga, ina svoju "po-
!, zadinu''. Brojniji cd ostalih
su izraelski incident. No, i
: arapske zemlje ne stole skrs-
tenth ruku. Jordan ie lani u
d (Nastavak ma 4. strani)
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markica (stamp) u Teslinu
pocast, s njegovom slikom i
damon rodjenja i smrti.
Slava nasem velikanu, DR..
Nikoli Tesli!
kazimir kruzic, izvi.
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tko je kriv "a takvo stanje?'
l koliko god puta Sc postavi
ovo pitanje, nijedan odgovor
nije potpuno odredjen. Ia
sto? Jer je vrlo tesko raz-
mrsiti zapleteni cvor odnosa
naroda u tom dijelu svijeta.
A u cemu je glavni problem?
u sporu Izraela S arapslzim
zemljama, sto ga okruzuju.
Da Ii je to uopce spor? Da i
ne. Formalno spora nema, ali
neprekidno dolazi do incide-
nata (manjih sukoba), koji
su dokaz, da ipak postoji ne
prekidan spor zbog danasnje
granice. A tko je kriv "a TAX
WI granicu?
Izrael je mala zemlja, sa
"a, 900 kvadratnih kilometara
povrsine sa milijun i pol
stanovnika. To je nova drza-
va, koja je TEX nakon Dru-
goga svjetskog rata izvojsti-
la slobodu. Ali, ia je sloboda
dosla pod cudnim okolnosti-
ma. Useljavanje q dova IL
raznih zemalja - iznijenilo
je sastav stanovnistva. Ma
tai nacin stvorena je zidov-
ska vecina. u kratkotrajn jnom
ratu, koji je bio buknuo, IL
medju novog Izraela i arap-
skin zemalja doslo je do ise-
ljavanja 900 tisuca Arapa IL
Izraela u Jordan. Pitanje tin
900 tisuca arapskih izbjegli-
ca jos nj danas nije rijeseno.
Oni 1--WE u bijednom stanju,
pod satorima, kao privreme-
no smjesteni u Jordanu, dr.
zavi, koja ina neodrzivu gra-
nicu S Izraelom, a "a njih Sc
brinu organi Ujedinjenih ma
roda.
Ia granica je toliko ap-
surdna (nemoguca), da, pri-
mjerice, glavni grad Izraela
dijeli ma dvije polovice: mo-
derni dio grada pripada Jor-
danu. Bodljikava zica dijeli
grad ma izraelski i jordanski,
a dijeli i dvije drzave zaku-
castom granicom. Tu su do
bro naoruzane straze, i gra-
djani Jerusalima (odn o 8 n
jedne iii druge drzave) mora
ju dobro patti kako Sc kre-
Gu uz granicu, koja ide sre-
dinom grada, da Sc ne bi pre-
wise priblizili granicnoj zici,
jer tn Sc moze izgubiti glava
A takovih slucajeva bilo je
mnogo.
Ali, nije u pitanju apsurd-
ma granica samo u glavnom
gradu. Ottawa izraelsko-jor.
danska granica s gornje i do.
ME strane Jerusalima, a
drugdje, vijuga amo-t a m o
Ma juznom dijelu zabija sc
kao kiln u Izrael, a ma sic.
vernon izbija ma posirokon
predjelu do ma so kilometara
do obale Sredozemnog mora
Mrtvo more dijeli ma dvije
polovice.
Ako podjemo ma krajnj
jug, vidjet cemo, da Sc tt
izraelsko podrucje kao klir
pruzilo u teritorij Egipta
Saudijske Arabic. Tu je gra
MICA takodjer neodrziva. Raw
ma linija pruza Sc cd predjels
Ell Gaze prema egipatsko
saudijskoj granici, a isto ia
ko, odatle prema Mrtvom mo
ru, u pravcu sjevera. Slicns
je granica uz podrucje Ell Ga
re, koje pripada Egiptu, i ko
je je u posljednje vrijeme 60
J tovo najnemirnije, ne same
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ovo naknadno vrijeme "a O.
WI izmjenu.
Zatrazite potrebne tiska-
nice "a izmjenu certifikata
cd upravitelja iii upravitelji-
ce vaseg gnijezda odmah.
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SYJETSkI D0GODJAu DANASNJICE
IzAzIVLJU STRAH0VANJE Cd RATA

zadnjh dana svijetu dogadjaju velik nemiri O.
krsaji Pobuna naroda Poskoj wise kruha sobode
dosa je do svoga zrazaja promene Wade Ma sobodu e
pusten poljsk Karnal Poska posaje samosana drzava
nesto scno Jugosav. Vlada narod traM da sovjetska
Rusija povuce svoje vone snage il tie zemle Dae Poll
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IzRAEL BACVA BARUTA SRED. IST0KA
zAOSTREN 0DN0SI IzRAELA | ARAPA

Izrae je opasnost mir zadaje tesku glavoboju
svjeskoj dpomacij zadnje vreme izazvao je krtcka
panja agresvnoscu protv susednih arapskh zemaa Pi
tane e tko stoji liza nemrnog Sredneg Istoka cemu
je stvar
Srednj Istok pripada nernirna podruca Gotovo
kog dana ina nekh novost odate Cesto uie ptane:
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Prya Kampaniska Konterenciiiia U Windsoru
SAW KAMPANJSKE K0NFERENCE "a
NEDJELJU II. N0vEkABRA u WINDSORU

Glavni Ured Zaednice sazivlje kampansku konferen-
nedjelju H. nOvembra, koja &c Odrzat sata po-
slie podne Hrvatskom NarOdnom Domu, 1920 Seminole
Luke Streets, II Windsor Ontario Canada.
Ma konferencu pozvaju odbonici odsjeka broj 638
952 Upravtelji gnijezda bro 422 6O2 delegah meno-
vanih odseka nase canstvo gradu Windsoru.
kampanji poslovanju odrzati &c predavanje hrvat-
ski urednk Zajednicara brat Philip Vukeich g odbor
Mix brat julius Maec IL Detrota. On ce tumac poslo-
vane znacaj vrijednost Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
Ia nase clansvo posebice odbornike odsjeka vaz
e da sto bolje upoznavaju posovanju zajednce
njenim osguracijama.
u ime Odbora Kampanje:
Stephen F. Brkich, predsjednk
Philip Vukelich tajnik
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vicinity but work for the
freedom of their far-off coun-
tries, belong not to ACEN
which is the conservative
group, but to the liberal or
ganization known as the
Peasants International, now
meeting in Paris.
They are Poland's former
Prime Minister Mikolajczyk.
Bulgaria's DR.. George Dimi-
troy, and Hungary's DR.. Ferenc
Macy, also an ex-Prime Min
lister. He is no relation to the
Macy now trying to control
Hungary.
All have numerous American
friends, plus former nationals
of their countries who have
become naturalized American
citizens and no longer work for
the old country.
The first postwar Hungarian
Ambassador, Szegedy- Massak,
who is now at the Voice Of
America, is one. Antony Ba-
lasy, former Hungarian diplo-
mat, now in the International
Bank, is another. And so is
Alexandra Cretzianu, whose
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coming in daily" she reveals
with obvious delight. II think
1t is very essential to have
more good musical games in
circulation"
Her future plans call for
distribution in California and
perhaps European countries.
where she will translate the
instrument identification into
the native language.
"I'm working on two or
three other musical games"
Mrs. Bishop reveals, but the
competition in this field is too
keen to tell any more about
them"
Sixteen local stores are car
rying the musical Symphony
Lotto" among them, Julius
Garfinckel g. Co.. the Play
Center, the Toy Fair at Seven
Corners. Little Caledonia in
Georgetown and a number Of
other department, book and
stationery stores. The retail
price is $3.50.
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Symphony
Game Is
A Success
Continued From Page BIS

Continued From Page B.!
apolis. Chicago and Washing
ton.
TOY buyers snapped it up"
she reveals. "They have been
my most enthusiastic sup
porters.
Mrs. Bishops first manu-
facturer's order was sent to
her home, where the many
boxes line the otherwise beau
tifully appointed entrance hall
of the Q street residence. Since
popularity Of the game seems
established, the inventor plans
other distribution arrange
mentS soon.
1T is overwhelming the
number Of orders that are
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Capital Hotbed of Patriots
From Poland and Hungary
By BETTY BEALE

Washington partygoers, as
they buzz from dinner party to
Embassy reception, always
clustering around the biggest
names. rarely take second note
of some of the quiet foreign
figures in the background.
Usually the not-too-familiar
faces are infrequently seen and
the names are unpronounce-
able. If there are political
titles attached, they always
have former" in front Of
them.
With the upheaval in
Poland. the revolt in Hungary
and all captive nations of
Europe alive with expectancy,
the figures in the background
have suddenly come alive.
If you've mingled with the
Capitals international colony
you've definitely rubbed elbows
at one time or another with
some of the figures behind the
revolt that may sweep Eastern
Europe.
HOtbed Of NatiOnaIism
Washington is a hotbed of
nationalist leaders of Balkan,
Baltic and neighboring sat
elite" states. They flocked
here to continue in the cause
of freedom when the Russians
took over their countries.
Now that their nations are
in the news, the spotlight is
on the following Washington
residents:
Poland's Joseph Lipski, for
mer Ambassador to Berlin,
later political adviser to the
general staff of the Polish
army in exile. Since last
weeks events in Poland the
telephone in his Washington
apartment has seldom stopped
ringing from 6 am. until 2
o'clock in the morning :.
His contacts are so good he
knows of escapes the day
they escape One of the
brainier leaders of the ACEN
(AsSembly of Captive Euro
pean Nations. his opinion is
constantly sought.
incidentally, ACEN meets
in New York instead of Wash
ington because our Govern
ment officially recognizes the
Communist government in
those same countries, and also
ACEN likes to function near
the U. N.
Active In ACEN
Hungary's Monseigneur
Varga, former speaker of the
Hungarian parliament, now
an active leader in ACEN.
Romania's former Prime
Minister and Minister of For
eign Affairs Visoianu, whose
wife works for the Voice of
America. As his past posts sug-
gest, he is key figure in
ACEN.
Yugoslavia's Contantin Fo-
itch, ex-minister to the
United States, whose wife is
now a professor at Catholic
University. She teaches medi-
eval French and Spanish lit
erature and languages. Having
been hosts at many diplomatic
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and melon soup served in the
scalloped fruit shell? And that
lordly dish of past centuries in
royal mandarin cuisine-Pektng
Duck? Fancy its culinary mys-
terry? The bird stuffed with fruit.
the skin golden with wheat grem,
honey? And the delicious rite
of its eating, unchanged fol- thou
sands of years. the skin first
sauced with scallions, then the
meat enveloped in a pan cake
ready for munching, while you
sip warm, rice wine? Do you
fancy an eight jeweled pudding
the varied fruits garnishine rice
mould? What a party harried
hostess, and up to $50 guests!
Emerson 2-6358 for reservations.
Till midnight, Fridays till / AM.
S524 Conn. Ave. NV
SUNDAY "Oh, fair enough are
sky and plain but We know fairer
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and those sine qua non tindispen-
sable) Latin quotes. But sub rosa
tconfidentiallyl and just between
you and us we can't think Of a bet
ter tonic for ones spirits than
Phil. his maior-domo Don, the
warmth Of their hospitality plus
the veal scollopiri as delicious as
that of old TnscaHg-the veal
fork-tender, the sauce an exotic
blend Of oil, wine, onion. rosemary
and bash. Just north Of Walter
Reed daily 1908 Georgia Ave NV.
SEAPORT INN s King ST.. Alex.
andria.
WESTMINSTER 1000 Cathedral
NV
SHERATON PARK $500 Wood
ley Rd. NV.
STONE HOUSE INN -Four Cor
ners at Old Bladensourg Rd
and colesville Rd
Cictsa Nos. 80 FrL
ccFsrtsAi 1873
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parties in years gone by, the
Fotitches are well known on
the social circuit.
Czechoslovakia's Forme r
Prime Minister Zenkl, who
does some work at the Library
Of Congress but does his
ACEN work in New York. Nom
American citizens who have a
"stateless" status can be en-
ployed in this country.
Liberal Group
Three other eastern Euro
pean leaders who live in our
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aristocratic wife is Princess
Elise Stirbey, daughter of the
great landowner and Prime
Minister of Romania, Prince
Stirbey.
All say they can't have di-
vided loyalties and they have
transferred their allegiance to
America. But their hearts are
beating faster these days.
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you remove your shoes, pad over
to the bright pillows beside foot
high tables. Then dainty, doll-like
0eiShaS, in bright costumes, de-
murely kneel as they serve each
guest the miSoShiru soup; the
tempura (fried shrimp; then the
blissful Sukiynki, gracefully Sau-
teed right before your eyes: the
sunomono Salad beakers of cold
Kirin Japanese beer or hot Sake
wine. And hear? The merry tinkle
Of Japanese music? All very yum
Yum and NGnki-Pooi Hobart
2-7891 to reserve OzaShiki Room
minimum party g.. Other lunch
cons, dinners till 10. Saturdays
till II. 1886 Conn. Ave. N.W.t
FRIDAY There was a young man
named Sidney "a top chef to boot
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Chef Emile's rOgnonS (kidneys)
Bercy at PIERRES. What sauce
clarifying these gourmet delica-
cies from the ShdllotS tossed In
butter. mellowed with white wine,
a bit of melted meat glaze, the
discretion Of lemon juice, bay
leaf, cloves and Voila' This kid
ney of kidneys! Pert with pars-
ley, chives! But more, epicures!
Like you creamed celery with
chestnuts, haricots pert, a heaven
of a tossed salad, hot croiSsGnteS?
All at a paltry prir fire at
PIERRE'S. Cocktails. Luncheons,
dinners till 9;15. 1929 Que st.
N.W.t
=.
SATURDAY. 1t seems every time
we're in the Room of the Purple
init an
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the most &C.
lestial Suki-
yGkt this side
of Fujiyama
at the newest
dining rap
ture in town,
TOKYO SU-
X / Y A X I.
This all hap
pened in the
o z a S h / k i
DAA~ ~,l.Aaa
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feasting give you pause till Dick
and Edith Baumgardner turn the
lock December II and vacation
In Florida. Till then you can
eourmandize over the cracking
fried chicken-great platters of 1t
heaped high am COLDER served
country-style - the plethora Of
fresh vegetables from PETER
PANS fruitful acres. the hot corn
fritters, hotter corn mullins. and
all those country joys Of piccalilli,
smbrosial apple butter, curd.
Dinner only. Urbana, 7 mi. S. OF
Frederick, Rt. 240.tt
MONDAY: MI desperandum
There is no reason to despairl".
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hayS II 0T a & 2
quotin Phil
on those days
when the boss
has been kick
ing you around.
No one quite
like him as he
ministers to YOU
with a Serper
idem (alw ay
the S a m e }
nOfapt naarfipf
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WHO Hdu q
r e CT ipt for
kidney (n1ut-
ton kidneys
strained in
butter) so he
had a good
t m e. no W
d / d mt he?
But nothing
like the de-
light of the
i it a Bile
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IdT JIldJ
would be the
scenic ride to
h / S t orr c
PETER PAN
INN. not far
from Fred
erick tow n.
Trenchergnen,
we give you
warning! Not
for long vii!
PETER PAN
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.Lubitz-Simon

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lubitz
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Adele Dorothy
to Mr.. Walter Franklin Simon,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j.
Simon. A September wedding
is planned.
WeYlond-T obler
Gen. and Mrs. o. P. Weyland
announce the engagement of
their daughter Mary Kathryn
to 1t. q. g. Benjamin E. Tab
Ter, USN, son of Mrs. Stephen
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b a S S a d or
from this or
that far
flung empire
is a party
host, An idea,
harried host
ess! Why not
your holiday
h oop-l la at
YENCHING
p A L A C E I?
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B-6 THE EVENING STAR
~ Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1886

Good bread, good meat
Mon Dieu, let's EAT
THURSDAY: Three little maids
from school are we" filled with
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.Nolund-L0ymon

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl S. holland
Of Kensington announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Linda to Mr. Elwood Layman,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert A.
Layman. A December wedding
Is planned.
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=. 1dDleT OF HOFJldIlu, OIeB.
A January wedding is planned.
HeYe-Bird
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. A. Rade-
maker of Clearwater. Fla, an
nounce the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Alice Maria
Heye, to Mr.. John Samuel Bird,
son Of Mrs. Freda Bird of Sus-
sex, England. He is also the
son of the late Commander Sir
James Bird, ODE. Of Wick
ham. Hants, England. Miss
Heye is also the daughter Of the
late Mr.. Hans F. Heye Of Clear
water.
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ENGAGEM E NTS'
.Heye-Bird

E. Tabler of Portland. Greg.
A January wedding is planned.
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William A. Randall, Chief
Of Antibiotics Research Unit

| William A. Randall, 40, director
of research in the division of
antibioticS of the Food and Drug
Administration, died of a stroke
Saturday afternoon at the Wash
Iington Sanitarium in Takoma
Park.
/ DR.. Randall was nationally
known for his Investigations of
the many antibiotics discovered
since 1912. He joined the staff
Iof the division of bacteriology in
1912 and became director of re-
search of the division of anti
biotics when it was established
lin 1945.
He is the author of a book,
Assay Methods of Antibiotics,
| Laboratory Manual and of
many articles in major scientific
Journals on antibiotics.
Animal Feed Studies
Much of his recent research
was concerned with the use of
Iantibiotics in animal feeds ard
lin food preservation.
His collaborative report on
antibiotics in feeds was to have
been delivered at the Shoreham
Hotel this week at the annual
meeting of the Association of
Official Agricultural Chemists.
He also was scheduled to mod
crate the panel discussion on
lantibioties as food preservatives
lat the Fourth Annual Symp0-
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Edward M. Scott,
Ocean City Pioneer

OCEAN CITY, Md, Oct. Is up
Edward Marshall Scott, ST., 80
one of Ocean City's pioneer citi-
zens, died at his home yesterday
after a year-long illness.
Mr.. Scott was station ageni
for the Pennsylvania Railroad
for many years. He also was ar
owner of the Ocean City Ice Co
Funeral services will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow in st. Paul's BY
the Sea Episcopal Church. Buria.
will be in the st. Paul's church
yard at Berlin, Md.
A native of Newark, Nd, Mr.
Scott had lived in Ocean City
for about IS years. His wife diec
more than 20 years ago.
Surviving are two sons, Ed
ward, jr., Of Milton, Del, and
William Of Ocean City; five
grandchildren and four sisters
Mrs. India Henry, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Adkins. and Miss Fannie
Scott. all Of Berlin, and Mrs. Ella
Harrington, Washington.