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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
THE BASEBALL
BEA 7
By BURTON HAWKINS

and with it some ambition. I'm
going to have my best year."
Pitcher Bunky Stewart, recov-
ering from a broken toe. is walk
ing around in tennis shoes, but
Dresser won't permit him to
throw for fear the slender left
handler will favor his toe. put
undue strain on his arm by
throwing unnaturally. and come
up lame.
Bob Wiesler, who had been
bothered by a slight tightnesS in
his shoulder, pitched for batting
practice yesterday and probably
will pitch in a game in a day
or two. ;. Any player who signs
a major league contract now
gets at least $4,000 a year.
When Jimmy Foxx batted 1854,
slammed 80 home runs and
batted in lit runs in 1929 he
got $4,000.
Television Age reports spon-
sors of major league telecasts
will spend more than $26 mil
lion for coverage this year, in
Guiding tie-in programs before
and after games. Only Mil
waukee, Kansas City and Pitts
burgh are holdouts against tele-
vision.
The Sporting News reports
five writer's covering the In
dams training camp were polled
as to where Cleveland will finish
this year. =. Two picked them
for second, two for third and
one pessimistic soul rated them
fifth at this time.
Willie Mays has a sensible at
titude about comparisons.
When somebody asked the
Giants outfielder If he resented
being compared so frequently
with Duke Snider of the Dodgers.
Willie responded, I'm happy
about it. Some fellows play for
20 years without being compared
to anybody"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
BASKET BALL
Continued From Page c.

COntluueu FROM rage C.I
decision over Seattle last year.
:. Dan Swartz, a 6 foot 4 center,
scored 80 points for Morehead,
mostly from underneath the
bucket, while teammate Steve
Hamilton canned Is from out
side. Marshall, the Nations No
2 scoring outfit, hit its season
average on the head as Cebe
Price showed the way with q
points.
DePaul, with a slim bench, was
oiltmanned by Wayne. which got
AZ points from sophomore Clar-
ence Straughn. Ron Sobieszczyk
Vas high for DePaul with II.
Z Wayne now meets Kentucky
and Morehead plays Iowa in q
second-round double-header al
iowa City. Iowa, Friday.
: Seattle, which meets Utah al
Corvallis, Greg, Friday, rode
home as Claire Marley, a sub
guard, hit six of the Chieftains
last eight points. Dick Stricklin
scored the clincher with 2 min
htes left.
. In the NAIA first round al
Kansas City, top-seeded Western
Illinois established a tourney
record by walloping Eastern New
Mexico, 114-87. In other games
Central Ohio State defeated
Montana State, 67-66: Austir
tTex) defeated Coe Gowa), r.
a.; Gustavus Adolphus elm.
mated East Tennessee, 5000;
Geneva CPa.) edged Arkansa!
Tech, 1860; Rockhurst (Kans.)
trounced Rider, 81-59: Georgis
Teachers nipped Southeastern
Oklahoma, 81-78, and Eat
Claire (Wis.) put out Portland
(OregJ S4-76.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13

TAMPA. Fla, Mar. 13.-Cal
Griffith admits the Tigers brass
has approached him in regard
Ito a deal for Pete Runnels, but
says there's no likelihood for an
Iearly trade II told Muddy
Ruel Detroit general manager)
that there's little chance Of us
making a deal until after the
season starts" Cal said. 1--WE
have to find out about the fell
lows we have before we can make
q move"
| One Of the young Tigers who
has captured the attention Of
1.-THE Senators bosses is Ber
Downs, 26-year-old lefthanded-
hitting outfielder who batted
$40 with Nashville last season
i. Bucky Harris is confident
THAT Joe Presko has shed the
arm miseries that stymied q
promising pitching career with
1.-THE Cardinals and that the
Highlander is ready to aic
Detroit as a relief specialist.
! Both Harris and Chuck Dres-
Isen are dead set against allow
ing a batter an Intentional pass
without pitching to him
Both agree that too many things
can happen while four balls are
being thrown and both will
argue against adoption of a rules
change which would permit it
The Senators will make theil
first big squad cut March IS
Wen have to give Louisville
some players on that date
Griffith says, 'but at the moment
I haven't any idea who they'll
be" The most improved
hitter in camp is Outfielder BOZ
Allison, 6-foot-3 righthandeo
Iswinger who batted a mere .25t
with Hagerstown last season
Dresser and Coach Cookie Lava
Igetto made suggestions that en-
abled the 21-year-old former
University Of Kansas athlete tt
Iget more of his EOS pounds be.
hind his blows and he caught
on quickly.
4 Dresser has Coach Joe Fitz-
gerald keep a swarm of statistics
on his pitchers Every type
lof pitch the hurler throws is
Ic atalogued. in addition te
whether the pitch was a strike
hall, pumped out of the park Of
whatever 1t also provides 9
gauge as to what sort of work.
Iouts his pitchers are getting II
Exhibitions =. Ag ainst thu
Tigers Sunday. for instance. A
Curtis fired So pitches in three
Innings, Connie Grob only q
lover the same span.
Dresser is predicting the Sen
ators will be an improved clut
this season you'd have t.
say Jose Valdivielso helped u!
after we got him." Chuck said
But we only had him for hal
the season. Clint Courtney
helped us but we didn't get hin
until June. Eddie Yost was out
Of the lineup with bad tonsil'
land a sore shoulder. Pete Run
lnels had to have his append,
out. Considering those thingl
alone, we figure to be better"
X X 4
/ Pitcher Bob Chakales say
i that having his appendix out
has made q new man of him. :.
IT used to be tired all the time
didn't feel like doing anything,
Bob said. Nov I have some per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
Hockey Lions
Open P|ayoffs

: CLINTON, N. Y, Mar. Is (Spe-
ciaD The Washington Lions
tonight start their drive toward
what they hope will be a repeat
as playoff champions of the
Eastern Hockey League.
The Lions, who finished third
during the regular campaign
play the second-place Clinton
Comets here tonight and Thurs
day night before shifting te
Bline Arena in Washington fol
games Saturday night, and, il
necessary, Sunday night.
This is a best-three-out-of
five-games series the Lions AND
Comets are playing. The first
place New Haven Blades and
fourth-place Baltimore Clippers
are meeting in a similar series
The series winners then will meet
for the playoff championship ir
still another series.
The Lions finished third last
season also, but won the title
with a great playoff stretch OF
seven straight victories after
losing the first game of the play
offs.
The Lions have a tough task
tonight, however. They haven't
won a game in Clinton for two
years, although they did tie the
Comets. A, here several weeks
ago. The Washington team fin
ished the season in good physical
shape and was in winning form
in its last two games against the
Philadelphia Ramblers.
Much depends on Goalie Jack
Spencer. He was at his best In
the last game, being credited
with AZ saves while allowing only
one goal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
San Francisco
RepeafsasNo. |
I'm Final APP Poll
By tn. Associated Press

For the second straight year
the University Of San Francisco
will go into the National Col
llegiate basketball tournament as
the Nations No. l team on the
basis of regular-season play.
The Dons, the winningest
team in major college history
today received the No. l designa-
ton from 1872 sports writers anc
lbroadcasters participating in the
seasons final Associated Press
ranking poll.
The Dons wound up the 1854.
SIS season in the same position
went on to capture the National
title in the NCAA tournament
and swept through all their q
games in the just-ended 1856
campaign without a loss. They
now have won 81 games in a row
since suffering an early-seasor
defeat by UCLA in 1954-55. They
were the experts pick to repeat
in the preseason AP poll anc
they have been on top of the
voting every week through the
season.
In the final balloting, Sc oil
1872 participating sports writers
and broadcasters voted Sar
Francisco first and 80 others put
the Dons second. San Francisco
pooled a total Of 1,161 points.
North Carolina State, cham.
pion of the powerful Atlantic
Coast Conference, finished ir
second place but with only sos
joints. Then came Dayton, Iowa
Alabama, Louisville. Southern
Methodist, UCLA, Kentucky anc
Illinois to complete the top rank
Iings.
The top 10 teams with first.
place votes and won-loSt records
through March 10 in parentheses
points on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
| basiS).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
Eagles Sign Consoles,
Deucons Quarterback

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. Is up.
The Philadelphia Eagles have
ANNOUNCED the signing of Quar-
lterback Nick Consoles of Wake
Forest. ....
At the same time, General
Manager Vince Mentally disclosed
that Teddy Vaught, defensive
end from Texas Christian, also
had agreed to terms. Vaught
played two games last year with
the San Francisco Forty-Niners
before being released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-13
BASKETBALL
SCORES
By the Associated Press
NcAA TOURNAMENT
IRa.~A UAnaAN

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(FirHt Round
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seattle ~ NzIA TOURNAMENT aSaST '"'' w
First Round)
western Illinois I14---East: n. Mex. ~
Gust. Adolphus 80 East Tennessee "
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Rockhurst tKans.) Eids I 81
uene'A ALL ARMY TOURNAMENT
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Fart Dix S6 Seoul Mil. Post 80
FORT Lewis 1916 800 Fort Jackson 70
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AIR FORCE TOURNAMENT
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No. Valley Dredging IL MI. n,
3 Oregon MOI hlEh s.:
Qua ehita CoiIege 80 Piatt College W
(Consoiatfon)
Kansas City Sootties 80 - q.
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wichita stsffen'x Dairy 50 "a
Berry Motors. N. Kansas Gay ~
NJ. Joseph fMe.) Morris Plan .
Vssfel0 ---OmahA Mefohsn" =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
Tax Scandals Probers
Say They're Stymied

Schwimmer, already indicted for
conspiracy to fix a tax case.
Mr.. Connolly was an executive
assistant at the White House in
the Truman administration. Mr..
Caudle was head Of the Justice
Departments Criminal Division.
Government attorneys ex-
Iplained if the grand jury's in
vestigation resulted in publicity
about similar or related cases,
Mr.. Connolly, Mr.. Caudle and
Mr.. Schwimmer might have
grounds for contending they
could not get a fair trial.
After the jury made it's pro-
test, Mr.. Goldschein told the
court:
II know of no other direct ap-
proach we could have taken"
Subpoenaed to appear before
the jurors today was Fred z.
Solomon. st. Louis department
store executive.
The May Co., of which he is
vice president. has said he was
approached about five years ago
with a suggestion that the firm
hire William M. Boyle, jr., to
represent it in a tax refund case
for a million-dollar fee. Mr..
Boyle at the time was chairman
of the Democratic National
Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

transmitted by this electronic
excitation. He explained that
an election was excited into leav-
ing its original energy level by
reversing its spin. He said that
without the presence Of a mag
Inetic field the electron would re-
turn to its level too quickly to
do any work.
Disturbances of the electro
magnetic field" he added. will
help to reverse the spin. Such
disturbances can be created by
the oxygen molecule. or by heavy
atoms like those of iodine"
DR.. Szent-Georgyi. whose talk
was given prolonged applause by
assembled scientists, spoke at an
international symposium on
marine biology sponsored by the
United States Office Of Naval
Research and the University Of
CALIFORNIA; Scripps Institution
of Oceanography.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

physiology and chemistry, said
the hypothesis was based or
known behavior of electrons. He
applied this behavior to explain
transmission Of energy within
animal muscle.
The Hungarian born scien-
fist. now director Of the Insti-
Itute of Muscle Research at the
Woods Hole (Mass.) Marine Bio
logical Station, said recent dis
coveries about molecules disprove
chemical explanations Of mus
cular action.
"It became evident" he said,
that there had to be some
mechanism to carry the energy
from one part Of the molecule
to the part that had to contract.
I asked myself what form of
energy could travel in this way.
The only answer was the energy
|of electronic excitation."
DR.. Scent eorgyi said he be-
lieyed the energy stored in a
chemical within a muscle was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

ST. LOUIS. Mar. % (P1.-l
Federal grand jury has CON-
planned it is stymied in its in
vestigation of tax scandals in the
Truman administration.
The protest was in an unusual
report handed up to Judge
George H. Moore yesterday.
The jurors said their inquiry
has strayed from the original
path pursued last year.
They pleaded that valuable
time will be lost if they take 9
recess at the end of March, as
suggested by the Justice De-
partment. The jury's term runs
out in July.
Judge Moore asked, the report
be forwarded to Attorney Gen.
eral Brownell in Washington.
Little Accomplished
He turned to the jury and
said:
IT can we'll understand the
jury being restless. This has
been a long drawn-out investl-
CATION. There have been so
many fields that have not been
explored and so little has been
accomplished.
II share the same feeling OF
Illustration that this jury has
that they cannot get to the bot
tom of the question"
1T is our conviction" the jury
said. that the original investi-
gative staff with whom we
worked so closely during the
latter part of 1855 could be
most helpful. We hope they can
be made available soon enough
to make really effective use of
the time which remains"
WHY'S S. Newcomb, special
assistant to the Attorney Cen
eral, and Warren Olney III, head
of the Justice Departments Tax
Division, worked with the jury
last year.
Mr.. Newcomb and Mr.. Olney
have not been active nthe in
vestigation in recent weeks. In
stead, the jury has been work.
ing with David Luce and Max
Goldschein, assistants to the
Attorney General.
Face Trial in May
The Justice Department pre-
viously had indicated it would
suspend the grand jury investi-
CATION until after the trial in
May of Matthew j. Connolly. T.
Lamar Caudle and Harry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
Electro Magnetism Seen
As Life Energy Theory

LA JOLLA Can Mar % GA Nobel-prze scientist today
offered hypothesis that LIES energy be
stood In terms Of electro magnetism.
He used the elecronics excitaon" linked with
thyroxne, the human hornone Of the thyroid gland.
Dr. Albert Szent-Georgy 1887 winner
Evening star., 1956-11-18

WHAT'S HER LINE7 The striking young
blonde upper right is famous, and you've
probably seen her picture in newspapers and
magazines before. But who is she? A movie or
TV star? Make guess and then turn to Page n.
Three clues: She's from Canada, likes TSchai-
kowsky, and only few women the world over
can match her at her speciality.
FAD-HAPPY. A few weeks ago, we told about
some Of the strange teen-age fads we'd heard
about At right, for instance, is the proper hair
do, in some places. to show you're going steady.
Here are others that young readers have added
to our list:
Some ''SteadieS" paint each others initials on
their white shoes. Others wear one sock belong
ing to the crush of the moment. Another craze
requires the boy to buy his girl stuffed animal.
She names it after him = even if it's donkey.
And SuSpenders are back, but now it's the
girls who are wearing them with their skirts!
Evening star., 1956-11-18
This Week:

COVER: Lady Jean by George Bellows
Stephen c. cIoh Collection. NY.
? WORDS TO LIVE BY: The Pilgrims Prayer
cERFBoARD: Laughter A La Carte
s Bright VS.. Backward Children
10 Your Figures Better Than You Think
IA MOVIES: Kirk Douglas Doubleheader
l6 Cold-Weather Car Tricks
IS FICTION: Father And His Tin Suit
"a FASHION FIND: Medieval Madness
Is Queens Of The Olympics
30 FICTION: Death On The Waterfront
IS She Was Lady Jean
Evening star., 1956-11-18

80 HEALTH: Should You Quit Driving?
Al FOOD: How To Be A Happy Cook
a Quiz EN-
46 LAST LAUGH: Pop Gets The Bird
Evening star., 1956-11-18

Nomes ond descriptions
wholly Of
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Evening star., 1956-11-18
Next Week:

The frH full story of how the Strategic Air
Command keeps up its guard against spies
and S0bOfeWS. DOH'f miss "SPieS vs.. Our
A-BOmberSl" BY Pat Frank.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14

godnu To e doduse jake malena svota ali boje to nego
redoviti godsnj gubitak, kako je do sad bio.
Kako vam je poZnato godne nismo odrzai "Ljeto-
vanje Domu Mislim da ie glavn razlog tome bio so
nismo vreme prpremi Ma sednci aprilu jos nj
ima upravelia koji bi oval rad duznost preuzeo
Tako odluci da to ovog proslog jeta mimodie.
Gavni Izvrsn Odbor je nasu oduhu potvrdio Mi jos
nismo poceli tome panrat narednu godinu, poso
Gavni Odbor sastae opet do mjeseca marca msln
Write pitanje Treba je maine usanovt koko je
to moguce da e to ispacivalo blo kojeg gle
dsa Mi svi naime znademo, da ie to bio bt &c novcani
gubtak dok racunamo $500 diva tjedna lieto-
vanja Ali novcana strana e po mojem skromnom mslje
nu, jedna strana Namece po sebi pta-
ME: Kakav utisak odnjela sobom Zajednic Do
deca koja amo ljetovala diva iii wise tedana? Jesu
bill ambassador korst Zajednice? Jesu njihov ko-
mentari komentari nhovh rodtelja dzali uged Zajed
nice time pomagali kod upsvanja novog clanstva?
ia nemam odgovora ma ova ptanja, ali ako VII brace
mentara z raznih vash naselbna zakucite da moze
dat odgovor pozitvnom smsu tada treba da nastav
Ljetovalstem bez obzira troskove jer uplaninu
mozemo prema potreb povst.
Ma zadnioj nasoj sjednic dotakli TEX povrsno
ptanja muzeja ko bi imao bt smesten Djecjem Domu
Jasno e da nije da oducuiemo, da Ii &c to bt iii
&c bt, ali ako &c b Donu biti &c to naSa odg govor
most Blo je misjenja prlog protv, a ia sam rekao
da je to svakom slucau pak pitanje buducnost To je
sto b oval put mogao tome ree jer kao sto sam
rekao odbor jos suzbena sanovsta, mole licnc
zgleda zamrsena nego brac koji do sada
tome pisal
Nije potrebno da opetujem poznatom nasem godis
MEM izletu d. nego Gu ovime moi zvjesta zavrst
vam brace sestra gavni odbornici bratsk zaiedncar
ski pozdrav cd odbora Djecjeg Donna Frank Krasich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
Izvjesfe tajnika odbora DjeSjea Donna
GIavnom 0dboru Hrv. Brat. zaiednice
Stovana brace i sestro:

Stovana brace sestro:
Naprije hocu da izrucim brats pozdrav cd stra-
odbora Djecjeg Donna.
Kad je rijec Djecem Domu djeci u MENU, mje-
stu je da zvestim, da e broj dece Domu gavnome
isti kao pred sest meseci kad poslao moi zad
Mi zvjesta vrti tai broj stalno iznedu 33 36 Tako
smo vreme nase zadnje sjednice ina &c. Kroz diva
ljetna mjeseca bio in e mamie er nekoji bill
ma ljetovanju kod svojh skrbnika iii rodtelja.
Drzm da je pred sest mesec najvazni nerijesen mas
problem bio tai sto nso ina drzavne dozvoe poslo-
vane Blo e to nekoko mamie vaznh razloga ali CLAW
nj je po mojem misljenu bio tai so drzavn nadzornic
nsu bill zadovoljn nasm tadanjm Fire Alarm apara
ton nstalacija novog aprata staala e prcnu svo
novaca ali blo potrebno zato so to traz
drzavn nadzornici vec je svima sgurnost
cd vatre Domu.
Nasoj sjednic mjesecu svbnu prisustvovaa je pred
stavnca Department of Welfare Izraza e zadovostvo
rad raznh prenaka popravaka, e e obecala da &c
odeenju preporuciti da ida license ORA
60 mi e da mogu zvjest da je nov license vec vsio
sten Domu kad doSli sjednicu M mesecu jul
tako je eto povoljno rjeseno vazno pitanje
mojem izvjestaju pred sest mjesec farmi sam re-
kao da zgeda kao da to pitanje niti resenja
Ipak e nakon toga naslo resene koe barem sada
izgeda prlicno dobro Ma sednici maju zrendal smc
kucu farm $500 mjesec, sto iznasa $4,000
godnu U vez time nsno mali nikakova troska, ier
covjek koji je kucu znamio je ocistio uredo
On e zadovoljan oseca Sc srean da e mogao tai stan
dob e to daeko bolje nego da kuca soii
Prosog pax mjeseca izrendai smo farmu $4,000 ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
UMR0 IVAN KRESIC

Ovih dana dobismo West,
da je preminuo hrvatski no.
vinar, brat Ivan Kresic u
mjestu Barkley, Calf, ma 7.
novembra.
Ivan Kresic bavio Sc sko-
70 citavi svoj zivot novinare-
MEM. Bio je sposoban novi-
mar, te je izdavao svoj list
"Danica" u gradu New Yorku
i kad su ga godine pritisnule
list je prodao hercegovaekim
Franjevcima, koji ga prene.
sose u Chicago, gdje 'Da.
MICA" i danas izlazi kao tie.
dnik, a Ivan Kresic sc pre-.
selio u Kaliforniju.
On je imao pravac ciste
hrvatske linije. Kod starit
doseljenika bio je dobro po.
znat i postovan. S mime sta
ra hrvatska korenika CUB
jos jednog borca i novinars
i tako starr redom odlaze je.
dan "a drugim j time star
doseljenici slabe j CUBE svo,
znacaj.
Njegovoj dra & oj supruz
nase iskreno zalovanje, a po
kojniku Ivanu Kresicu - Sla
va!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14

OdrZan u VlaStltom Radn1c-'
kom Domu u istom mjestu.
Jedno je "a pohvaliti j.
staknuti "a uzor drugima, sto
vrijedi ovakovo priznanje u
pocast zasluznih clanova, kao
sto Sc to vidjelo ma ovoj
priredbi, tako i kod odsjeka
broj 1 dan prize, koji je ca
stio svoju mladu clanicu, a
odsjek broj 141 svoje starije
zasluzne clanove. Tako treba
da Sc radi medju bracom "a
jednicarima. Odajmo - Cast
kOmu cast!
Sestra Mary Sumrak bila
je upraviteljica programa, u
cemu je dosta vjesta. Ona je
u pozdravnom govoru nagla-
sila u koju je svrhu pocasna
vecera priredjena i ijepo je
pozdravila svecara - brata
Mavrovica. Pozvala je vrijed-
nog odsjecnog tajnika, brata
Martina Mlinarica, koji je
lijepo istakao rad svecara "a
odsjek, Dom i "a Zajednicu.
Min dvojica suradjuju sloz-
no, kao predsjednik tajnik
nekoliko decenija.
U ime Donna pozdravio je
svecara njegov predsjednik,
brat Tony Baburic, koji s bra
tom Mavrovicem drzi tri u
gla Radnickog Donna. Tony
je "pecenjar", pece odojke
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14

janice "a trgovinu, koje smo
pecenke i te veceri imali do
mile wolfe.
Sestra Sumrak predstavila
je pojedine goste predstav-
nike nasih odsjeka IL mjesta
i okolice. U titavom pro-
gramu bilo je najdivnije ga
nutljivo kad je predstavljala
stare pionire, zajednicare kod
pocasnog stola, sve poime-
nice, koji su udarili temelj
odsjecnom Domu. Ona je to
divno oslikala kako su pred
nazad puno godina, jos "a
vrijeme Prvog svjetskog ra-
ia odmah liza MEGA, onda
mladi i snazni ljudi sami u
svom trosku gradlll i zldall
Dom i kako su oni ma svo-
jim ramenima nosili kamenje
iz doline ma brijeg gdje su
Dom podigli. Danas su u 60
dinama i ma penziji. Ova od-
licna nasa braca sazidase
ostavljaju trajan spomenik
m | a d j e m pokoljenju svoj
Radnicki Dom.
| Ma programu su nastupili
glavni mas tajnik, brat Jo-
seph Bella, tajnik odjela boil
ne p o tp ore i osteta, brat
John Ovcaric hrvatski ured-
mix "Zajednicara", brat Flip
| Vukelic. I oni su dosli u po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14

cast svecara i nasih pionira,
pax su i'll pozdravili i lijepo
oslovili.
Posjet je bio lijep, vecera
vrlo dobra, pecenke u izo-
bilju: janjetine j prasetine,
naime odojci, pax uzto dru-
&c hrane i razne salate, a ma
kraju kolaci i kafa. Sve to
SUI servirale mladje nase cla.
nice, lijepe nase sestre, koje
su j ovdje ucinile doprinos
sa svojim pozrtvovnim ra-
dom. Cast nasih kuharicama!
Ia program i "a pies svira-
la je glasovita nasa tambu-
raska orkestra rs | o b o d a.,
Dugi govor S " ecara je u.
morio svijet, ali poslije pro.
grama sve sc razvedrilo raz.
veselilo to Sc banket pretvo.
rio u divnu | veselu zabavu
Odlicnom / zasluznom ma.
sem clanu i delegatu, bratu
Johnu Mavrovicu, cd boru
Radnickog Donna odsjeka
"Hrvatska Villa" i svemu ma.
sem clanstvu, dobre wolfe, L
East Pittsburghu - srdacne
cestitamo ma ovoj pocasno.
veceri i zabavi. - Urednik.