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The Nome nugget., 1956-10-19
HIGH WINDS STRIKE
 QUEEN CHARLOTTE Is.

QUEEN CHARLOTTE CITY, B.C., R-Shrieking hurricane force winds of up to 90 miles an hour battered the Queen Charlotte Islands Wednesday, leaving a wake of broken windows, uproot- ed trees and downed communica- ton lines.
 The Queen Charlotte Islands stretch 200 miles along the north ern British Columbia coast.
 No injuries or serious damage has been reported.
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-19

Outside the Seattle Hall an ad- ditional crowd of about $500 in adjacent Memorial Stadium heard Eisenhower over a public address system.
 The beaming President, speak ing over statewide TV and radio network, had difficulty quieting his Seattle audience so he could start his speech. He received a tremendous ovation and smiled broadly as the crowd chanted We want Ike"
 q want you, too," he said. Your welcome reminds me how well I've been feeling for quite some time now"
 Rubber Yardstick
 Defending the record of his own administration on many fronts after saying American. workers are "more prosperous and secure than ever in history" Eisenhower went on to accuse the Democrats of resorting to what he termed de- vices of "the half truth . the hit and run statement the big straddle the rubber yard stick"
 After the Seattle speech to an overflow audience in the $500 seat Civic Auditorium in Seattle, the President and Mrs. Eisenhow- CT motored to Tacoma and spent the night at the home of his broth CT Edgar.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19

Seq pravnog savjetnika, u
vidio sam, da su nasi Ga
novi dobro upuceni u pogledu
zakonskih problema,
s kojima sc suocujemo svaki
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
L 0DJEuENJA PRAVN0G SAvJETN|kA

U mojem zadnjem ~izvjestaju Glavnom Odboru Hrvat-
se Bratske Zajednice u America, ia sam glavnim odbor-
nicina dao znati, da hi zeio cd vremena do vremena u "a
%jednicaru napisati nekoliko clanaka cd opteg interesa "a
nase clanove.
ia sc madam, da Gu ma tai nacin bti u stanju jedno-
stavno S wanna raspravljati o probemima nase Zajednice,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19

Ollzno. JeonoS SaCa. MeuJu
ostalim posvetio sam nesta
vremena tumacenju nash
certifikata, jer to je uvijek
potrebno i vazno | nikada ne
ma dovoljno toga tumacenja.
Takodjer sam p~osvetio jedan
dio svoga govora potrebi pro-
sirenja naseg rada medju o.
mladinom, putem sporta l
prosvete, kao i promicanje
tamburaskih zborova, kolo
plesova i pjevackih zborova.
Dollar dio govora posvetio
sam nasem Pomladku. Bio
sam pozorno saslusan / mi
slim da je prisutan narod bio
zadovoljan sa mojim govo-
rom / objasnjenjem pojedinih
pitanja. Nakon NIGGA govora,
govorilo je jos nekoliko bra
&c, kao mas starina / pred
sjednik odsjeka broj 316, Jo-
seph Babich, pa braca Oza-
Mich, Vukelich, Sebali mas
umjetnik Jos. Bogdanic, ! ne
XII drugi, ali neka n~ezamjere,
jer nisam upisao imena svih.
Nakon toga bio je bran Cd
Dor "a buducu godinu. Sa ma
lin izuzetkom bran je isti od-
Dor, osim sto je "a perovodju.
bran brat J. Ozanich ma
mjesto brata Vukelica, koji
je dao ostavku. Ia jednog cd
podpredsjednika bran je je-
dan mas mladi clan, brat Mall
mar. Time je konferenca svr-
sila i ,nastala z"bava. Sestre
braca odsjeka broj 4s9 pri-
redili su vrlo bogatu veceru
"a sve prisutne i to posvema
besplatno vee pc njihovom
obicaju.
Prisutne je zabavljao novi
tamburaski zbor i kolo pie
saci IL triju odsjeka, maine
IL odsjeka broj 8, Leetonia;
odsjeka broj 210, Chisholm, +
odsjeka broj 240, Hibbing.
Oval mladi zbor, koji je for
miriam TEX pred nekih 6 mje.
seci, pod pokrovitelistvom je
ovih triju odsjeka. Dale Ia
kav zbor | kolo grupa for.
mirana, kazu mi braca da
~najvise ide u kredit nasem
mladom clanu | DR.. (zubaru)
Rudolph Prpich h, tie bratu
Emil Radosevicu | bratu ! Sc
stri Crnkovich. Nina kao I
svima, koji bio ma koji ma
Gin doprinasaju uspjehu u o.
vom radu, kao i trina 3D.
sjecima, koji stole u pozadini
owe mlade grippe nash cla-
nova, svako priznanje l hva.
la.
Jedno sto sam primjetio
kod svih sa kojima sam go
vorio jeste, da Sc brata An
ton Spraitza visoko cijeni.
Brat Spraitz nije bio prisutan
ii ako je tajnik Federacije,
jer sc je u to vrijeme nalazio
u starome kraju. Maine, on
je jedan cd nash putnika,
koji je otisao u posjete ma
Sol staroj domovini. Ali brat
Spraitz je jednoglasno po-
novno bran "a tajnika | svi-
ma je bio vrlo drago kada
je njegova supruga izjavila
da &c brat Spraitz i nadalje
primiti "a tajnika.
Posjet medju bracom ! se.
strama u Minnesota "a moju
suprugu i meme bio je vrlo
ugodan i tai posjet necemo
nikada zaboraviti. Sva brata
sestre bill su vrlo prijazni 1
nastojali su mas posjet ucini-
tt sto udobnijim. Mnogo hva-
la braci i sestrama, koji 81
mas docekali ma stanici, ispra-
till u hotel a zatim ma boz
gatu veceru kod brata / sc.
sire Biskup. Ma stanici su
mas docekali predsjednik od-
sjeka broj 489, brat Babich,
brat Biskup, tie sestre Spraitz
maine majka i kcerka t. ]. SUI
pruga i kcerka brata Spraitz.
Miss Harriet Spraitz, kcerka
naseg brata Spraitz, mas je
vozila Il svojem auto, kako
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racije. u poslijednjih neko-
like godina mi smo uspjeli
da Sc nasi odsjeci u pojedi-
MIN mjestima udruzuju u,
kako oni to nazivaju, ne
gdje Sredisnji Odbori, a ne
gdje opet Centralni Odbori,
tie Ujedinjeni Odbori, dok u
Minnesota su 81 uzeli ime, Fe-
deracija Odsjeka H. B. "a
jednice.
U mnogim mjestima takovi
odbori, u kojima sudjeluje
veci broj odsjeka, rade vrlo
dobro. Imamo diva takova Cd
bora u California, jedan ma
juznom dijelu i drugi ma sic
vernon dijelu California. l.
sto tako u Clevelandu, De-
troitu, st. Louis, Mo-, Mil
waukee i West Allis, Wis,
pa u South Chicago i nekim
drugim manjim | vecim mje-
stima. Nekoji cd tin odbora
SUI vrlo zivi / vrve sa aktiv-
noscu, kako u nasim KAN
panama tako / ma drugim
raznim aktivnostima, kao ma
PRIMER u promicanju sporta
i prosvjete, narcotic medju
naSom omladinom.
Sa malim izuzetkom, imao
sam prilike govoriti ma OWN
konferencijama i bio sam "a
dovoljan So uspjehom. Ovo
je bio pc prvi puta da sam
govorio nasem clanstvu u
Minnesota. Konference u Min
nesota sc neodrzavaju u j.
stom mjestu svake godine,
vec IL godine u godinu mije-
MIA Sc mjesto. Odsjeci iii Cd
sick, u mjestu u kojem Sc O.
drzava konferenca, sluzi kao
domacin i ucini sve pripre-
me. Tako je ovom prilikom
domacin bio odsjek broj 489,
kojem je predsjednik mas vrli
clan brat Tomo Spalj. ME-
sto Ironton je udaljen cd svih
drugih mjesta gdje SUI nasi
odsjeci. Tako svi prisutni de-
legati iii zastupnici svojih
odsjeka su moral putovati
~automobilima najmanje 100 j
wise milja. To je zaista nesta
izvanrednog, i nase clanstvo
zaista mora da ljubi i cijeni
svoju 2 aednicu u, kada je
spremno da putuje cd 100 do
$50 milja ma jedan zajedni-
carski sastanak. Ia to sam j
rekao u poeetku ovog elanka,
da zelim nesta posebnog reel
cjelokupnom nasem clanstvu.
Nema nijednog naseg Sredis-
Meg Odbora koji obuhvaca
tako opsiran teritorij kao u
Minnesota. ia sam sc bojao
da &c posjet biti jake slab
s obizrom ma daleko puto-
vanje predstavnika odsjeka.
f., Bro sam sc ~uvjerio da
mojoj bojazni nije bio mje.
sta. Oveci broj odsjeka bic
je zastupan i to u glavnome
sve veci odsjeci. Bio je ne.
koliko izuzetaka ! to manjih
odsjeka, koji nisu poslali svo-
je zastupnike. U buduce bi |
ova braca trebala poslati svo.
je predstavnike, a ako ina !
jedan odsjek u Minnesota, ko.
j jos nije prikjucen Fede-
raciji, trebao bi sc odmah u.
claniti.
Konferencu je ma vrijeme
otvorio predsjednik fedora.
CHE, brat Frank Juricich,
to sa yrlo lijepim i biranim
rijecima. Mas starina Juri.
cich je vrlo spreman u vo.
djenju .ovakovih sjednica, q
da ga nase clanstvo voli
cijeni, to sc je odmah moglc
primjetiti. Kao domacin, pri.
sutne pozdravio je predsjed'
mix odsjeka 489, Tonic Spalj
Podnesen je godisnji izvjes'
tai rada Federacije pc raznin
odbornicima, kao pc pred
sjedniku Juricich, podpred'
sjedniku Tomitu, >blagajnikr
Mako Sebalj, a procitan j.
opsirni zapisnik cd prosle
conference pc perovodji bra
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19

fraternalizma ! zakona, va
sih prava i duznosti kao cla-
nova, i o drugim srodnim pi-
tanjima cd opceg interesa.
IL mojeg iskustva kao 3D.
vjetnika, a posebno kao va
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
Edward B. Servov,
pravni savjetnik HBZ.

Bee oraca j zdrava kopaca
ne hi bio hljeba nj kolaca.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-19
dan u zivotu.

tim odvJetnlclma hrvatskog
iii inog drugog slavenskog
porijekla kroz Sjedinjene Dr.
zave, a to je bio najugodnije
i zadovoljujuce iskustvo. Ia
kodjer je ugodno znati, da Sc
u Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zajed-
nici u America nalaze kao cla-
now mnogi cd ovih profesio-
nalnih ljudi. Nasi odvjetnici
SUI uvijek drzali vrlo vazne
polozaje. Sve ovo znaci,sda je
sadasnja nasa generacija u
svojila americki nacin zivota
pod Bogom i zakonom do maj
viseg stepena mogucnosti, i
da mas vlastiti narod cd slic-
nog etnickog (narodnosnog)
porijekla, kakvog Sc nalazi u
Hrvatskoj Bratskoj zajednici
u America, nastavlja da Sc
die i zauzimlje svoja mjesta
medju najboljim gradjanima
owe nase domovine.
Mnogi nasi- clanovi SUI u
trgovinama, u professional, u
pravitelji SUI korporacija, u
nijski casnici, casnici brat
skin organizacija, i putovali
su opsirno pc Sjedinjenim
Drzavama i u stranom svije-
tn. Ova vrlo istaknuta pro-
mjena znaci, da su nasi cla-
now kao cjelina vrlo upuceni
u zakonske probleme i o po-
trebi da dobiju kompetentni
(sposobni) zakonski i pro-
fesionalni savet u svomu
svakdasnjem zivotu. Ovo maj
zbiljnije preporucujem da ci-
mite, ne jednom, nego opet
i - opet. Kompliciranost ga
mrsenost) modernog zivota,
problemi obiteljskih zakona,
oporuka i posjednistva, pro-
blemi takse, poslovna pitanja
| sacuyanje prava vlasnistva,
to mnogi drugi problemi, III
skuju stalnu i ozbiljnu paz-
nju. Upotrebljujte svoga Cd
vjetnika, svoga bankira, sa-
vjetnika "a osiguranje, jaw
nog racunoispitivaca, proda-
vaca nekretnina, kao sto e.
mite So svoim lijecnikom.
Cd vremena do vremena, ia
Gu S wanna raspravljati po-
:iedinacne odnosaje dnevnog
zivota u vezi sa zakonom, a
narcotic, u koliko sc to Cd
nosi ma clanovanje u Hrv.
Bratskoj Zajednici u America.
Jedan cd najvaznijih oblika
naseg dnevnog zivota jest
provizija (obskrba) koju ci-
nimo "a nasu obitelj i "a ma
Sc nasljednike nakon nase
smrti. U tom pogledd, Hrvat-
ska Bratska Zajednica u A
merici dale zivotnu osigura-
ciju kao najdjelotvorniji ma
Gin priskrbljivanja posjeda "a
nase mile i drage.,
Jedan cd vasih prvih ko-
raka nakon ste primljeni u
Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu
u America, jest, da imenuje-
tie bastinika, iii bastinike va
Sc osigurnine. To je vas ma
Gin "a vrlo uspjesno kontro.
liranje vasih leila, i to je
jedini nacin ma koji vi, kac
Clan, mozete odrediti razdije.
lu jednog dijela svoga Was
nistva do u tancine. S toga,
pazite ma vase obiteljske pro.
mjene uzrokom smrti, zenid'
be i udaje, porodjaja djece
iii rastave braka. Izvolite {
tomu govoriti sa vasim cd.
sjecnim tajnikom citajte
svoj clanski certifikat, take
da vidite, da je imenovan,
bastinik osoba "a koju zelite
da dobije vasu osmrtninu
Sam oval mali Gin ustediti C
nasljednicima vasih bastiniks
osmrtnine mnogo sati jada
bez dvojbe &c pospjesiti po'
sac vasih glavnih odborniks
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
u America. S toga opet, rad
boljitka vase obitelji, i rad
mira vase vlastite s~avjesti
citajte svoj certifikat osigu'
-- - TY--lJ.- D~-L~I-<
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VAS RAD JE VRUEDAN P0HVALE SESTRE
BRACE zAJEDNICAR u MINNESOTA
Martin Krasich, glavni blagajnik

Pc zakljucku ~Izvrsnog Odbora prisustvovao sam godis-
Moi konferenci, Federacije odsjeka Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice u Minnesota. Konferencija odrzana je u Ironton,
Minnesota, u nedjelju 2. s%eptembra, a domaein je bio Cd
sick broj 489. p
Prize nego ista recem o samom toku conference, sma-
tram da ie vrlo vazno "a sve nase elanstvo da reeem ne
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-09
Gainesville

Mrs. F F. Fleming, Mrs. Hettie
Davis and Mrs F D Irving spent
a day in Powhatan this week
Mrs. Louise Boggs and sons and
Mr.. and Mrs. j, A. Ransone, Jr..
attended the Orange Powhatan foot
ball game at Orange High School
Friday night.
Mrs H. B. Peasants and the
Misses Edith and judith Peasants
were in Richmond Friday
Mr.. and Mrs A f, Moon returned
to their home here Thursday after
visiting friends in Florida
Ms. r. W Dillard Ms Mary l..
Baber and Mrs and Mrs. Frank
Baber spent Sunday in Newport
News and Old Point.
Mr. and Mrs Noel Nelson and
children are moving to their new
home III Powhatan this week Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Heath and chill
dren will move into the apartment
in the Masonic Lodge which the
Nelson's are vacating
Mr. and Mrs Bill Haden and
daughter. CT Goochland. ha e
moved into the Harrison home in
the village
Plans are being made to. have a
THANKSGIVING service at the Car
tersville Baptist church Thanksgiv.
ing day at pm Miss Maple Cook
and Mrs. J. A Ransone. Dr.. will
have charge of the special music
for the service.
Mrs. J. K Clark. MS NJ f
Blanton. Mrs F. D. Irving Mrs
J A. Ransone, Mrs. G L. Blanton
Mrs H B Peasants. Mrs. Ante
Anderson and Mrs. w L Moore at
tended the fall Nell Pltncy grour
n!eetine al OAK Grove aptist
church Tuesday
Rev Kenneth Clark assisted
the Rev Robert Woods0u IN. rev.va
services at Piney Wood BaptisI
church in Cameron N. C. Iss
week.
Clinton Clark and Mss ALVIN.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-09
Bulkhardt were married at the Bap-
list parsonage October l
powIlalan News

Mr. and Ms. H G. Sheldon and
sons. Of Toano. spent the week end
With Mn and Ms. George Palmore.
Jr.. and Mrs Ada Dunkley.
Mrs Mary Grouse and Mrs Mil
dred Cassidy. of Richmond, were
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs. j A.
Webb.
Mrs. c. R. Jennings is entering a
Richmond hospital for an operation
his week
Nh afld Mrs w R. Parker and
Mr.. ara Mrs Charles Celia and
Paul spent Sunday in Charlottesville
With S A Jessup. and family. Philip
S. Jessup and son of Washington,
were also visitors in the m e
home
Miss Margaret Nichols. of Bon
Air, was a visitor here Saturday
and Sunday )
Homer w Nichols. Of Rich
mand visited here Thursday Mr.
and MIS- Nichols and daughter are
spending this Week end in New York
where they are attending several
well-knoWn shows and TV pro-
Grams.
+ study course viii be held at
May Memorial Sunday school No
Vealber 2 3 IA and 20 from
until 1870 p m The superintendent
Of Sunset Hills Baptist church in
Richmond win teach the book. The
2uil Ct the People Interested
members OF other Sunday schools
ere CO. diauy invited to attend.
Mrs J S MaXey was seriously
muse III an an automobile acct
GER October p. She is IN a critica,
condition in Raiford Memorial Hos
pltal IN F5anAljn Mrs, Maxey is the
Wlfe OF Rev. } S MaXey. retired
minister Of the Virginia Conference
He is the brother Of W E Maxey al
MIS- Helen NJ Harlan, of Powha
TAM
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-09

On Thursday. All Saints day
evening prayer and holy commun-
ion were celebrated at Emmanuel
Episcopal church.
Mrs Floyd Simpson flew last
week on visit to her brother. NAL
colin Nichols. in Oklahoma City
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-09

The Rev Wilson NJ Stitt and Mrs.
Blanche Nichols accompanied her
to Byrd Airport
Guests OF Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Dobbins Sunday were Mr.. and M S.
e. A. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs
John Gabatt, all OF Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-09

Mrs. Herbert Staples. a recent
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Whit
lock. returned to her home in
Cha les City Friday. Mrs. Julian
Whitlock and Mrs. j. M. Whitlock
accompanied her.
Recent guests in the Whitlock
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-09

home were Miss Mollie Whitlock, of
Alexandria. and Mrs. Ethel Cox. of
Richmond
Ms. Earl Messenger is now back
at her home at Macon. Mrs. John
Born. Of Clarksbug. W. va. ilas
been her guest for some time.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-09

Ms. Neil Henning is improving
at her home after recent lines,
Calvin Bell. who has been on Tire
sick list, has recovered sufficiently
to return to work
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-09
Belona

After two weeks of rainy, gloomy
weather. it is very refreshing to see
the beautiful sun shining once more.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-09

Fine quolity-pre- shrunk b.
tIste, embroidered entirely
by hond White, posteIs, g.
Is months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21

renee Of Arabia" in three weeks
using the Suez Canal on the
way to Palestine. But Egyptiar
President Nasser wiz probably
decide otherwise.
~ + 4
George Nader, Just back from
Japan and Joe Butterfly can't
wait to go back again for some
of the baths, zone time" he told
me dreamily. Il had three beauti-
full girls Scrubbing my back.l
It's the custom over there and
George would like to introduce
1t here. asked Audie Muir
ply If he enjoyed his trip 10
Tokyo for the same movie. ~
was working too hard to enjoy
anything" Also, his health hasn't
been too good. What was the
matter?" I inquired. "A combi-
nation Of things" How about
some rest?" I'm probably get
Christmas Day off," The popular
war hero has two more pictures
to make for U-I before he makes
his independent. "The Wood;
Colt" in the spring.
Charlton Heston, back from
his summer siesta at his ranch
in Michigan, is scheduled to dc
some personal appearances, for
his role of Moses in THE Ten
Commandments" And the
master, Cecil B. De Mile. hits
the road next week to talk about
his epic production all over the
country prior to attending its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21

Tampering with the Western
formula is dangerous and maxi
ing one look just a bit different
from all those that have preceded
1t taxes the ingenuity of Holly
woods writer's and directors.
Producer Richard Whorf, an in
genious theater craftsman, has
turned the trick in 1.-THE Burn
ing Hills" which opened yes
terday at the Metropolitan and
Ambassador Theaters. .
With Natalie Wood and Tab
Hunter playing the leading
roles, Mr.. Whorf has come up
with a sort of teen-age west
ern. Whatever else you say, you
have to admit that Tab is quite
a contrast to Randolph Scott. 1t
will be years before Tab is that
craggy.
Beyond the presence Of Hunter
and Miss Wood, THE Burning
Hills" is routine outdoor fare,
1t presents Hunter as a young
man setting out to-there is a
possibility that you have en-
countered this before-avenge
his brothers death. While about
1t he runs afoul of a cattle baron
and finds Miss Woods life en-
twined with his. Director Stuart
Heisler generally keeps them on
the move and the old west, as
usual. looks good in CinemaScope
and WarnerColor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21

New York premiere, November
8. Before leaving, De Mile
presented the cinema editors
first award to Anne Bauchens
who has edited De Mile Aims
for 40 years, starting with I'VE
Can't Have Everything and
including his latest, Ten Com
mandments.'
** **
Arthur Miller is giving read
ings of his censorable "View
From the Bridge" play to small
select groups in London. The
play, to be put on privately, has
everyone in London trying fol-
club seats Mrs. Marilyn Mon
roe Miller already has hers.
Raymond Massey's debutante
daughter, Anna. arrives in New
York just two days before leav.
ing for the out-of-towf tryout
Iof 1.-THE Reluctant Debutante. =
I saw the play in London. It's
terribly British and I'm won,
dering how 1t VIII do in this
country.
With George Bernard Shaw sci
to snash-hit music in MY Faii
Lady" next for the high notes
is Voltaire's "Candide and Hi.
Friends" Producer Tyrone Guth-
RE describes 1t as a "musica,
with music"
Maureen OHara's daughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21
Natalie and Tab
Make Nets Film
Teen-Age Cater

1.-THE BURNING HILLS" Warner
Bros. picture, produced by Richard
Whorf directed BY Stuart Heisler, screen
play by Irving wallace, from a novel by
WarnerCoior A. the Metropolitan and
Ambassador Theaters
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gu Adds 5 New
members of Faculty

Georgetown University has
announced the addition Of five
new faculty members to the
Department of International
Transportation and the School
of Business Administration.
Glenn c. Linnenberg, jr., d.
rector of the Transportation
Economics Group in the Depart
ment of'Agriculture, and Frank
s. Barton, transportation coun-
sci to the Senate Interstate and
Foreign Commerce Committee
have been appointed to the
Department Of International
Transportation.
Also. Clarke B. Louden, Victor
Beck and F.. Lawrence Garcia
have been appointed to the
School Of Business Admins
ltration.
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WINELAND THEATRES
HILLSIDE DRIVEN

600 Marlboro Pike. Md 10. a-12e6.
Open z Pm; Riddles Free. 2 Cine
mmaaSneope and 'Technicolor Hits. GUY
OF SPACE" at 7;36 III .ia: RP55RTRRT T
TAYLOR, DANA WINTER in iD-DAY
The SIXTH OF JUNE" at 9:2g.
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Bromwyn Travelled back to Hol-
lywood from Ireland by herself.
in time for school. Maureen's
parents remain in Ireland for
another month before joining
their children here. Maureen,
like Susan Hayward and Jeanne
Grain, is in no hurry to wed
again.
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GRAHAM
Continued from Page A-3O

COntlnue0 from rage A-SU
Beau James," Sounds like
you're retiring like that story
on Bing Crosby" said 1. "Oh,
no." assured Bob. Hes retiring
from girls" The reason
Gregory Peck accepted Design
ing Woman" at Metro was the
studio promised to give him Ava
Gardner for his independent
Thieves Market" Looks like
Robert Ryan for the movie YER
sion of Erskine Caldwell's Gods
Little Acre" And this one will
have a rough time getting cleaned
up for the screen.
Hollywood British actor Rich
ard Burton has tough problem.
He's due to start filming Law
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fAIRFAX 's'''ss Ss q Is'SS
,s8ROKEs STAR Also 'cEEATUEg
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.CeyIon Leader Says
Dulles Hurt West

TOKYO, April 16 (P).-A Cey-
IloneSe Buddhist leader said to-
day Secretary of State Dulles
recent visit to Ceylon contrib
uted to the election defeat of Sir
John Kotelawala's pro-Western
government.
G. P. Malalasekera, a Ceylon
delegate enroute to the UNESCO
meeting in San Francisco, termed
Mr.. Dulles Ceylon visit last
month an unhappy one."
Dulles came right when all
the opposition parties were &C.
cuSing Sir John of being overly
po-American," he told a news
conference.
Dulles picture shaking hands
with Kotelawala with his quote
that he was our (America's) very
good friend was carried by all
the Ceylon papers. The opposi-
ton grabbed it and said that was
"a proof that Kotelawala was
selling out Ceylon to America, +"
he added.
The Socialist opposition won a
Landslide election victory.
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Young Man Found
Shot Dead After
Romance Is Ended

A 22-year-old display decorator
whose father took his own life
two years ago was found shot to
death yesterday.
Police said the body of Amos
B. Collins was found in his auto
parked in front of 221 C street
Sc. Investigating officers said
there was a bullet hole in the
victims left temple and a re-
volver on the seat beside the
body. Police said the young man,
who lived at 1908 Crestlawn ave-
nue., Cheverly, was left-handed.
Capt. Richard Felber of the
homicide squad said Collins was
respondent because a girl had
spurned his affections. A death
certificate was expected to be is
sued today.
Friends said Collins father
shot himself to death two years
ago.
The youth is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Lily Collins of New
ark, Del, and two brothers, John
and William.