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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-05
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY


Two of the three scratch
handicap golfers in the field
Jess Sweetser. one of Amer
Iica's all-time amateur greats
and Ronnie Quinn of West War
wick. r. l., Providence College
golfer, figured prominently in
the scoring yesterday as five
teams tied for low net with SIS
in the first round of the seventh
annual Burning Tree member
guest tournament.
The 54-hole medal play, Sc
lective-drive, alternate stroke
event continues today and to-
morrow. Each player receives
half handicap. Scoring was much
lower than previous years be-
cause of selective drives, instead
Iof alternate as in the past.
The championship is wide open
with 10 teams in the record
tying field Of 10 within two
strokes.
The deadlocked leaders, handi-
caps in brackets and members
named first:
George Bunker (l6) and Gen
E. Moore (14, Andrews AFB
39-43-82. minus Is, 81.
Jess Sylvester (0) and Gen. j
Ferguson t18), Shaw Field, Sum.
ter, S. c., 38-38-76, minus 8. 81
Vern johnson QG and George
Cornell, Congressional (6), $685.
rs, minus 8, 81.
Fred Marshall Cd and Gen
Sam Brentnall (16). Deputy
Chief of Staff, Missiles Q6), 4(
1913, minus IL, 81.
| Representative j. E. Fogarty
of Rhode Island dN and Ron
ME Quinn, West Warwick, r. I
COZ. 39-35-74, minus 7, Ct.
The only team with SO was
Representative o. P. Bolton OF
IOhi0 and r 7 pittuooY If no lilo G
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|7-Under Finish
Wins Title in
Kenwood Golf

A phenomenal seven under-par
best ball for the last seven holes
helped Dave Maloney of the host
club and Jack Shulman of Wood
mont to the title in the Ken
wood member-guest tournament
yesterday, considerable achieve
ment for golfers with handicaps
of is and IL.
The winning team had best
ball of CT for the first round and
So for the second for 1870 for
the SO holes. each using three
lfourths handicap.
Maloney and Shulman, bust
ness partners. but golf partners
for the first time. apparently were
Iout of the running as they turned
the first nine in par IS and
started back "A.
Net Eagles Twice
Then they played the next
seven holes in 3-3-2-3-3-3-3 for
their incoming %. Twice Ma
loney, former Davidson College
halfback. and football star at
Wilson High and Landon. birdied
holes where he had strokes for
net eagles.
And coming to the 18th they
knew they needed a birdie on the
last hole to escape a three-way
tile. Shulman was just off the
long para green in two. Clipped
4 feet from the cup and drop
Iped the putt for a par 4. With
his stroke he had a birdie three.
The terrific finish enabled the
usual middle and high-80 shoot
ers to win by a stroke. Sam Del
IVecchio and Bobby Brownell of
Chevy Chase had 66-65-131, as
did DR.. Mike Oliveri and j. S.
Davis of Bethesda, with 67-64.
Del VeechiO Stars
Del Vecchio was the hero for
his team, as the 11-handicap
host club player was out in 81
from scratch. Oliveri and Davis
had the second best nine of the
event, a 80 on the return trip
to tie for second.
Fourth went to Jim Coffman
and Don Jones of Columbia with
67-62-132.
First-round winners were
Buddy Sharkey and Jack Benson
of Washington and DR.. G. Roland
Gable and Don Sullivan of
Argyle. Both had 66s, but the
Sharkey- Benson team won by
matching cards.
Low yesterday, with teams
limited either to low score for
two days or low daily, were Mia
BriScuso and Bill Teunis OF
Manor, IS. over Bob Lewis and
William McGehee of Bethesda, Sc.
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Old Dominion Offers
Combined Proqrum

A combined program. sports
man-stock car and midget au-
tomobile racing, will be offered
tonight at Old Dominion Speed
way.
Both events will consist OF
three, 10-lap heats and a 25-lap
feature. Starting time is
o'clock.
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Giant Mountain Lion

MEEKER. Colo. (Pl.--A g.
year-old male mountain lion.
measuring ia feet, was killed
near this Western Colorado COM
The animal. believed
one of the largest ever killed in
Colorado. weighed 1870 pounds.
The carcass was sent to the Dem
YER Museum Of Natural History
for mounting.
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Runs-Tuttle. Kaline, Kuenn. Wilson,
zauchin t2l. Piersall Buddin (2l, Parnell,
Errors-Jensen, Porter. Runs batted in
zauchin. Buddin ca, White, Porter t2l,
futile. Two-hase hits--Kaline. Piersall,
White. Buddin Home runs---Zauchin
futile. Sacrifice fly-Porter. Double
plays-White to Goodman; Kuenn 70
Bertoia to Phillips; Bertoia to Kuenn TO
Phillips. Left on bases-Detroit. IL;
Boston, T. Bases on balls--oh Foytack.
A; on Marlowe /; of Parnell. .. Struck
out--By Foytack. /: by Parnell, /; by
Sisler. /. Hits-Of Foytack, Z in 6
innings Of m MaSsiewe IN inn slsIsr on
in "a innings Runs and earned runs
on Foytack. SIS: of Marlowe, 10; off
Parneli, A.: of Sisler. 90, Hit by
pitcher--Sisler (Boonel Winning pitcher
-Parnell Q-0l. Losing pitcher-Foy-
tack t0-D. Time-2:52. Attendance
n IRA
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BRAVES, 3; GIANTS, z
Totals SO 7x2s I6 Totals "a s,

totals 80 fXSS 10 totals "a ~ i 4
Grounded out for Harris in 10th.
. Grounded out for Bruton in 9th.
3 Flied out for Burdette In 9th
xOne out when winning run scored.
New York - 600 600 ITO o.
Milwaukee Q10 900 O0l 1--3
Runs--Msys. Antonelli Logan, Thorn
son, Bruton Runs batted in---Mays
Lockman, O'Connell Crandall Mathews
Two-base hits Antonelli Crandall
Three-base hit--Thomson Home run
Mays Stolen baSe--Mays Sacrifice
Adcock Double plays--Logan to O'Con-
nell to Adcock. .OConnell to Logan to
Adcock t2l. Left on hases--New York
Antone Hlu I; of Burdette !! STUCK out
by. Antoneli, q. by Burdette, = Hits
OF Burdette, Z in o innings; off Jolly.
q In | inning Runs and earned runs
on. Antonelli. 3-3; of Burdette, go: OF
Jolly, n-l Wild pitch--Antonelli Win
ming pitcher--Joliy l2-0l. Losing pitcher
Antonelli u-3D. Time-240. Attend
ance---oo. goa
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CUBS. z: PHlLLIEs, |

Runs-Baumholtz. Baker, Banks. Err
ror-Jones. Runs batted in--Hamner,
Banks (2l. Two-base hits-Landrith,
Ennis Home run--Banks. Double plays
Hoax TO Baker to Fondy: Banks TO
Baker TO Fondy; Hammer to Morgan to
Lopata. Left on bases---Philadelphia, 81
Chicago. g. Base on balls--Od Roberts,
1; br Rush, 9. Struck out--By Roberts,
q. BY Rush. 4 Runs and earned RUNS
on Roberts. 2-2;. of Rush, Ill. VIM
fins pltcher-Rush ll-D. Losing pitcher
--iaoberts t3.D Time--2.02. Attend
AZ. tpSId}-2'e47.
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. Grounded out for Hughes in 9th.
3 Walked for Schmidt in 9Th.
Brooklyn ------- 600 100 200 3
st. Louis ------ 900 10Y 02x-10
Runs-Snider. Neal Amoros. Blasin-
game CD. Musial, Repuski t2l, Moon.
Brandt, Sarni. Smith. Virdon. Errors
Reese, Templeton. Moon. Runs batted
Hutchinson, Gillian, Reese. Repulski,
Moon, .Sarni. Blasingame. Boyer 10.
Schoendienst Two-base hit-Robinson.
Home run---Repulski Sacrifice-Boyer.
sacrifice fy--Reese. Double plays
Schoendienst to Blasingame to Moon,
Boyer to Moon, Hodges to Reese to
Hodges. Left on baSes--Brooklyn. 81;
st. Louis, =. Bases on balls-Of Roe
buck, i of Hughes 2; off Templeton, .;
of Schmidt, 4; of Mcdaniel, j. Struck
out-By Templeton. 3 By Hughes 2; BY
5ls innings; of Roebuck. 2 in pitched
to 3 battersl: off Koufax, 0 in q inning
off Hughes. in = innings; of Schmidt
6 in 6 innings; of Mcdaniel, > in O
pitched to 3 battersl; of Kinder, IN
Templeton, o.; of Roehuck, 9-1; Of
Koufax, 90; Of Hughes, 2-2; Of
Schmidt, III; of Mcdaniel. 90: off
Kinder, 90. Wild pitches--McDaniel
Roebuck Balk-Koufax Winning pitcher
Schmidt go. Losing pitcher
Templeton (O-D. Time--242. At
tendance D,9I2
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REDS, 4; PIRATES, 3

Runs-Skinner ~, Thomas, JabIon-
ski. Post ca. Bailey. Runs batted in
Thomas t2), Walls. Robinson, Mcmillan
t2l, Fowler. Two-base hit--Skinner
Home run-Thomas Sacrihces--Fowler
Mcmillan. Sacrifice fy-FoWler. Left
on bases-,-Pittsburgh, 3 Cincinnati, 2
/, Struck out--By Hall, 8; by Face, 5;
by Fowler 3. Hits--of. Hall, b in
inninps of Face. ] in 9 innings Runs
and Snd e ar sd rnns--oh Hal, a. ~ Face
Fowler f2-il. Losing pitcher AL
t0-O. Time-2.2O Attendance--6.43S.
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EurpoSely passed Ior Robinson IN Sth.
! Ran for Howard in Sth.
Singled for Bauer in Sth.
Kansas City OIL I2I 600 q
NEW York zoo 2lO 14X-l0
Runs Slaughter, Simpson 90, Lopez,
Power Kellner Collins, Martin, Mantle
90. Berra. McDougald, Cerv "a. Carey.
ron, Runs tatted in-Ginsbers, Simpson.
De Maestri, Lopez, Power, zernial. Cerv.
Carey Berra 81. Collins Martin, Man
base hits-Martin, Gerry. Home run
Berra. Stolen bases-Simpson. Mantle.
Sacfihce--Crimian. Sacrifice flieS--Gink-
berg. Carey. Double play-Grim to Me-
Dou sald to Skowron. Left on bases
Kansas City. 10: New York, g. Bases on
bals-Cf Kellner. 4; off Crimian, /:
of La Sorda. l off Turley. 4 off Grim.
i of Konstanty l. Struck out-By
kellner, - by Crimian 3. by Ttley. j;
by Grim, | by KonStanty. j Hits-On
keilner. 4 in Ala innings; of Crimian,
3 in 3 innings; of La Sorda, o in O
inning taced ! batter in Sthl: of Cor
man. in q inning; of Turley, . In 4
innings faced | batter in 5th) on
Grim, in innings, off Konstanty,
Q in ! inning Runs and earned runs
Of Kellner, 5-3; of Crimian, 3-3; of
La .Sorda. 1-l off German, 1-1 on
Turley, sd OIL Grim, 10; of Kon-
stanty, go Wild pitch--Kellner. VIM
ming pitcher-Grim (2-Ol. Losing pitch.
er-Crimian t0-l). Ttme-2:4S. At
tendance-5,3lS
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RED Sox, 6; TIGERS, 4
Totals Be- Is 24l3 Totals a9 1O "a l3

/ Singled for Foytack in eth,
. Flied out for Marlowe in 9th.
3 Ran for Boone in 9th.
4 Struck out for Bertoia in 9th.
3 Ran for Gernert in 9TH
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THE EVENING STAR Ais
Washington. D. C. +"
SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1855
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IYANKS, 10; ATHLETICS, s
Totals 35 l0249 Totals 33 o 81 II

l Batted fer Grim in Sth.
> Purposely passed for Robinson in eth.
J Ran for Howard in Sth
! Singled for Bauer in Sth.
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CARDS, 10; DODGERS, 3
Totals 50 924s Totals IS 1927 z

Walked for Koufax in eth
. Grounded out for Hughes in 9th.
3 Walked for Schmidt in 9Th.
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AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 81 Champion cd.
clutch. battery and seat covers
Looks like new car; S346. ia.
7-1952. -15
STUDEBAKER az Champion 2-dr: !:
heater; good condition. SIS OK.
inspection. CO. 5-49SI. -15
sTUDE. "a Commdr. sta. wag.:
Wv. tires; ike new. Can arrange
financing. Accept trade or ofier
Sacr., 81 1890. 10. 2-4344. Id
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champ. sedan;
heater. oyerdrive: the economy car;
SIP per mo. WOLFE MOTORS,
open Sun, 10 to 8.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 4-dr. !:
equipped with 7. and b, seat GOV;
eTs. real good trans; 500. a steal
at this special low price: as low as
81 down. Closed Sunday. see Mon
day. HANDLEY-FORD. 1923 Ca.
c aye; n;w .x "a q, ass4 az ...,. ,,,,v
equipped; s,tone fn hi1r, bargain 1,s At
Wis. ave. OIL. $4,000. In the
Heart Of Bethesda"
sTUDEBAkER 80 4-dr.; :; and A.;
month written guarantee; S6o6.
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont ave:
NV, AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. til
q, Sat. til 5.
so VS. Commander:
fully equipped, overdrive. excel.
tires, reasonable. RA. 6-6176. call
sTUDEBAKER '4s Landcruiser, 500
or best offer. OIL. 4-0353.
STUDEBAkER 1910 Commander 2
door; gray finish; new battery and
good tires; best offer. JU. Tito.
"a Champion de luxe
4-dr: with overdrive. r. and h..
Wv. tires; 2-tone blue and white:
reflects unusual care: 81 .099. HOR-
NER'S BUICK Downtown. I'LL
sTUDEBAKERs~'50 Starlight cou-
pes, 2-doors and 4-doorS. most with
r. and h. and overdrive: Champs
BOWMAN ssTTTUfprEaBAKER. 1900
Ga. ave. NV. RIA. 6-1122.
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sTUDEBAKER '56 Commander dc
luxe 4-dr. sedan: equipped; ! own.
er: low MILEAGE. Drive this one
home for only SI.595. BOWMAN
STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ca. ave. nv.
RIA. 6-1l22.
TRIUMPH 1855; TR-2. excel. eond.
10000 mi. White. $3.50. Call AID.
2-7454 evenings.
VOLKSWAGEN 1858; $4,000 miles,
WILLYs So z-dr.: $500. Small 9
cyl; immaculate FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Conn.
WILLYS 80 9 cylinder station va
gon, overdrtve, this "Economicsr'
wagon makes the ideal End car,
1895.
PARKWAY-FORD
aO5I NJ ST NV FIT 20oOl
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PLYMOUTH 1855 Plaza club sedan
excellent condition: one owner
reason selling. purchase new car
every year: sacrifice l.2pb. Can
finance two thirds OF purchase price
TO quAlified purchaser. Phone r.
N. HARRELL. ST 1885 durtne
once hours or 10. $1,000. home
ahnpa -lb
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AUroMosILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1852 sedan delivery
green finish. hydracmatic, dual
seats. good tires; $4o5; excep-
tionally clean: as low as SIS down.
Closed Sunday. see Monday.
NV ia 9-s416.
PONTIAC so all-metal. 9-pass. sta.
s0.G6o mi ri perf. -, con nI in and G' out.
81 .095. 10. $3.50. -i5
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PONTIAC 1854 Star Chief 4-dr. Sc
dan. hydra. 7ower brakes, T. and
h., new W W. tubeless tires. Heu
battery. Original owner. Sl.495.
PONTIAC '52 Catalina 80" de luxe;
excel cond.: hydr. equip, leather
interior: reas WO. 6-4Il7.
PONTIAC 80 81 2-dr. sedan coupe;
covers: only S345. ia. e-7IOs
mileagc. very clean, 4-month writ
ten guarantee: SS95. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash Oldest Ford
Dealer. i114 Vermont ave. NV.
AD. .4-4300: open ewes. It'll o; Sat
PONTIAC 'b5 Catalina Star Chief
7. and h.. hydramatic: low as S39t
down; SILVER SPRING MOTOR
co, INC l0o@ E;-W; hwy; lat Ga
PONTIACs-'55 Catalina Custom
a sHd Brakes 'ss 3d. 81 PSssa sssfHa'
$74s; "a Pontiac 4:dr, Star Chief
NER's COR, Buick Dealer. Fla
ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
PONTIAC "a Star Chief Conv't
beautiful goldenrod finish with
black TOP r. and h.. hydramstic
power brakes and steering, ws.-w
COLONIAL oLDsMoBILE CO, Ii
3-5555 i24l 9Th st. ne. Gust of
Fla ave-.
PONTIAC so chieftain "s" de lux,
COW. cpe.; r. and h. hydra. yer!
clean; finest cond.; 1905. cash o.
S5 dn., S26 per mo. WOLFE MO
TORS, 1891 Wis. ave. NV, EN-
p SSl4S open g,s sun Phi, 10 t 70 ,
equip. power windows. steering
brakes. etc; priced TO sell immed
$1,000. 10. 4-OG42,
PONTIAC AZ de luxe 4-dr., excel
lent cond. and appear, r, h., a buy
Sl95; terms, SIS down, 900 Taylor
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PORSCHE 1858 Super speedster"
most amazing car in its class. CONF
In for test drive. Largest selection
Dealer for Austin Healey, Austin
Morris Minor. MG. MG-Magnette
Hillman, Mercedes-B and otheI
popular imported cars. MANHAT.
TAN AUTO, INC. (Est, 1910, 9TH
al. r SITS. NV. NO. 7-2700. Branch
sales, 1910 King St, Alex, Va,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC so s-cyl,. 4-dr. sedan:
special Ssg6. BOWMAN STUDE-
BAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
PONTIAC 81 COW. "s": hydramatic.
r. and h.: clean; S495. S145 On.
BELL MOTORS; SOLO Wis. ave.
NV. WO. $4,000. Id
PONTIAC 1855 convertible; hydra
matte. power steering. Wv. tires,
and and Sb r. s sats.f n is9.r EIa ene6
cash. trade or S2s5 down Call
AID. 1852. BLASs q CLARK. cor.
N. Capitol and Fla. ave. ne. 10
PONTIAC 1859 Catalina: . to choose
from; white, one 2-tone green:
both have hydramatic. r. and h.:
both are really sharp cars: S45
tn. 2-5415. open all day Sunday.
PONTIAC 80 VS. 4-dr. sta. wag. !:
T. and h.. auto. trans, power
brakes and steering. cannot be told
from brand new. S2.2q5. MCNEIL
5000. I'm the Heart Of Bethesda. :"
PONTIAC SO station wagon: S2.5a9.
Loaded with hydra, r. and h., new
car warranty; FLOOD PONTIAC.
49,. conneeticut' Wo: $500;
IS really a BEAUTY Can sell for
Si45 down. BILL ADAMS, $500
Ga. ave, nv TU. 2-54I5' open
PONTIAC 1855 4-dr.: S2.l00; n.y.
dra.. heater low miles: new-caI
P PdisfPss JET @n'' e0nh: wo 6oV T.
PONTIAC 1855 2-dr,; popular q
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ARCADE PONTIAC
1887 Irving st. NV, AID. 4-s50o
III
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steering. power brakes. new-car
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7. and n immaculate: FLOOD
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PONTIAC 1855 Star Chief Custom
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electric antenna, loads OF other ac-
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s. H95.
ARCADE PONTIAC
1437 Irving ct. NV, AID. 4-s5oO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLyNog Z Ia, "a; NE Iiss pey; seq 4s:
hank. 81 bal. IA. b-9la7. SERV
PLYMOUTH 1854 4-dr.: 2-tone blue
and white: r. and h.; powertlitt
transmission. Outstanding in every
way; guaranteed. SI,1g5. ARL1NG.
TON MOTOR CO. Ford. $500
s. Columbia pike, Arl.. Va. ia.
7-S3lG. -15
PLYMOUTH 1865 Belly. club sedan;
powe7iiite trans. heater. defroster.
custom Srort-tone trim, Wv. tires,
wheel covers, turn signals. backup
rOarket Drice fO-
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81 PONTIAC

81 TOJIN I IhO
Chieftain dc luxe convertible: r.
and h., hydramatic DR. Today s
marbet price, $685.. An as-is special
1886
OlmSteaC, Motor Co.
1000 WILSON Blvd. ARL VA.
ia. 1-s40U, o TILL q, SAT. TILL
CLOSED SUNDAY
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs IS ''e6" de luxe Holiday cpe.;
power steering. power brakes, cleo,
windows and seat, neW-car cond. {.
BY orig. owner: for only 3.195.
viii consider trade, terms can be
3Eran Esdoo c sSes Mr. Mr. s ARMF ov p
079l. No dealers,
OLDsMoBILE SO conv.: a beauty;
s, 996. Pvt. owner. Call 10. 2
oLDsMoBLE so: good condition.
miles. ia. 2-7O62.
oLDs IS starfire '9s" convertible:
black and white. hydra, power
steering and brakes; all factory ex-
tras, driven intelligent, 800
mi. Owner going overseas. S2,95u.
Can finance q. 10. 2-70S1 ewes.
ana week ends.
OLDs 80 "ss" Holiday coupe: r.
and h.. hydra. Sb95. THACKER
MOTORS; 12th and R. I. ave. ne.
Obs IS Super "ss" Holiday .
tone. power steering and brakes
rua and h. ;.., Wv cUrd tiEss' zod July ay
hest offer. ia. S-7SOS.
1851 "9g' Holiday
coupe, de luxe equip. seat covers.
Good cond. 10. 2-52"4 aftc ..
oLDs '63 Super "ss" Holiday: T..
and h., Hydramatic. power Steerin7
s sna efas Silver Hf sPk1No MOTOR MOI
CO.. INC. 1902 E.-W. hwy. lat
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As .-dOor and h
oyerdriye. CLEAN icy milease own
PACKARD 1850 4-dr.; hydramatic
r. and h, oris. black finish like
series, hard to find for
OAyTV eCOE
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sTUDEBAKER 81 Commander VS.
4-door; heater. automatic trans
price $476.
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH-MPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1890 wis. AVE EN-. 2-1020
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Boz THE SUNDAY STAR

= Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JANUARY is, 1896
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-01

OVa grupa dolaZl OVamO kao
dio programa "a izmjenu kul-
turnih podhvata izmedju Ju-
goslavije Amerike.
Ova plesacka grupa broji
oko AZ osobe i "a vrijeme
svog prvog posjeta u Ame-
rici oni &c izvesti svoje ma
rodne plesove, pjesme glaz-
be u swim vecim gradovima
izmedju gradova, koji ce
biti posjeceni, biti ce grad
Cleveland. Yugoslav National
Folk Ballet dolazi u Cleve-
land u nedjelju, 19. februara
1856. i njihovi plesovi ce biti
izvedeni u poznatoj Public
Music Hall ma 6-toj ulici i St.
Clair Ave. Program pocima
tocno u 7 sati ma vecer i "a
ovu zgodu slozen je odbor u
Clevelandu, koji nastoji da o.
vaj prvi posjet plesacke CRU
pc bude sto bolje posjecen
po nasem narodu u sjevernom
djelu drzave Ohio. Mjesna or
ganizacija, koja predvodi ovo
predstavljanje nasih narodnih
plesova, je opredjelila ne
koliko tiketa "a mas Hrvate
kao j "a slovenski. srpski
makedonski narod, i tiketi sc
mogu naruciti do 6. februara
cd pojedinaca, cija imena ce-
mo donijeti pri kraju ovog
dopisa.
u Starom Kraju ova grupa
je poznata kao "Tanec" pie
saci te grupe dolaze iz Mace
donije. Plesacka grupa or
ganizirana je u godini 1949
i dok je organizirana izmedju
naroda Makedonije oni ne o.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-01
F|LM0W HRVATSkE BRATSkE zAyEDNICE
Ma RASP0LAGANJU NASIM 0DSJECIMA

Pittsburgh, Pa - Diva 16 nm fima, koje Hrvatska
Bratska Zajednca posudjue svojm odsjecma gnezdma,
biti ce Kanadi kroz mi jesec februara 1856.
Filmovi jesu edan originani "Ovo Je Vasa Hrvatska
Bratska Zajednica, ko traje IS mnuta naknadni film
godsnca Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice ko traje Is
minuta
IL razloga sto nesto dok takove stvan
slobodno prodju kroz carnarsk ured Kanad Sjedi-
njenim Drzavama to kod svakog preaza granice soga
umoljavamo nase odsjeke gnezda Kanad da uprilce
prkazvanje th fmova odmah sada dok fmovi nalaze
Kanad kroz mjesec februar dulje ako bude potrebno
Razumije Sc, da glavn ured Sale diva flma;
protector operaora treba 81 odsek odnosno
gnijezdo nabaviti
Pste Odjeljenje Sporta Prosvjete Hrvatske Brat
ske Zaednice ako zete iat te move prikaZivanje
Vasoj naseobni Da gubi vrjeme nepotrebnom do
pisivanju, jave odah prvom psmu koji datum zelte
fmove mati, najvecu sigurnost navede drug da-
tum jer lahko dogod da e ko drugi odsjek vec
rucio film "a tai dan
Frank Braidic upravitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-01

Dor i clanstvo Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice!
Bratu Anthony Salopeku
srdacno Sc zahvaliujemo.
Sa ovim doprinosima do
bill smo iz odsjeka broj 32O
eto $4,000 mama je drago
to zabiljeziti. Neka 1--WE od-
sick njegovo clanstvo!
Napomena. - Odsjek 32O
nalazi Sc izvan Pittsburgha u
Duquesne, Pa, i ne sluzi sc
S Croatian Centrom, pa ipak
srdacno podupire ovu svoju
hrvatsku ustanovu. Tako sc
radi gdje caruje visoka ma
rodna zajednicarska svijest.
Montana Stars, odsjek
broj IT'S, Roundup, Montana.
- Il daleke Montana oval
bratski odsjek odazivlje sc
nasem apelu Sale u Pitts
burgh Croatian Center svoj
bratski doprinos u iznosu cd
$4,000. Tu Sc gestom ovog
odsjeka pokazuje u praksi Ia
jednicarsko bratstvo. To je o.
no bratstvo kakovim treba da
je potpunoma prozeta Hrvat-
ska Bratska Zajednica. Etc,
braca sestre il Montana do
laze u pomoc svojoj braci u
Pittsburghu, Pennsylvania.
Novac odnosno eek je po-
slala tajnica, sestra Anne Ko-
zeliski. I to je omanji odsjek
pa ipak visoko drzi barjak "a
jednicarskoga bratstva i su-
radnje. I S k r e n i zajednieari
poznaju Sc po radu.
(Nastavit &c se)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-01

bornik, brat John r.. Mikan
il Rochester, Pa, slijedi O.
stale. - Cestitamo vam, Sc
sto j braco!
Zadnjih dana primismo po-
trebite informacije citavi
rasporez nasih turista, koji
pomoci Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice polaze ma posjete u
Start Kraj. Tai put &c biti /
nesto jeftiniji nego sa avi-
jonom, maine, rekosmo da
cemo prirediti turneju j sa
parobrodom. Ia sada imamo
cijenu s parobrodom il New
Yorka ravno u Dubrovnik i
natrag, a to &c biti potanje
objasnito naknadno. Ia sada
mozemo reci da &c sc moci
uciniti turneja parobrodom i
kroz Jugoslaviju "a nizu CHE
nu cd 700 tockica. Mi radi-
mo ia tome, odnosno, Odbor
Kampanje, da dobijemo ma j.
nizu cijenu "a nase turiste.
Kako nam stvari sada IL
gledaju, ova turneja skop6ana
S kampanjom "a novo Clan
stvc 4aoze hiti jedna historic
ka turneja Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice i ispane Ii sve pc
planu mi smo vec sada uvje-
reni da je tai izlet u Start
Kraj historicki put nasih j.
seljenika, koji nikad prize nj
SUI poduzimali u takovom bro
ju niti su imali priliku da ga
sami organiziraju.
Mas svijet, tko zeli posjeti-
ii svoju rodnu grudu, i owl
me poticemo, da Sc odusevi
"a kampanju, pa dobro tko
ne bi mogao naci dovoljni
broj tockica, neka trazi ko-
liko moze ostalo da nado-
plati i opet ce dobiti daleko
povoljnije uvjete i jeftinije
cijene no sto i'll pojedinac
moze dobiti.