davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
Predobiava
Detroit. Mich.

Detroit, Mich. - Ovime
dajemo do znanja clanstvu
naseg odsjeka "Zora", 351
H.B.Z., kao i ostalim brat
skim drustvima i klubovima,
"a slijedece priredbe koje ce
Sc odrzati owe godine.
Prva je priredba Majcinog
Kluba, koji slavi svoju 3-go-
disnjicu 9. marca; druga do
lazi nam Duquesne Univer-
sity Tamburitzans u mjesecu
maju (nije oznacen dam ma
16. juna pil1nik odsjeka 20
ra" 351, koji &c Sc odrzati
ma 1014 Milja Dequindre
Road; Hrvatski Dan ma 4. .ju-
la slavi crkva sv. Jeronima;
ma 2S. julia zajednicki piknik,
Centralnog Prosvjetnog Od-
bora svih odsjeka u Detroitu
i okolici. Svi Sc piknici odr-
zavaju ma s O m zemljistu.
Odsjek 351 ce proslaviti So
godisnjicu svoga opstanka ma
jesen, 20. oktobra.
Toliko "a vaznije priredbe
skrecemo paznju svima, da
Sc znadu ravnati, da ne Ste
te sebi i drugima, vec svi da
podupremo nase priredbe.
Posebno skrecem pa Z n j u
clanstvu odsjeka "Zora" 351,
da ma dojducoj sjednici, ko-
ia ce biti ma 3-ceg marea, &c
Sc nastaviti sa prikazivanjem
slika liz domovine, jer zadnji
puta nismo mogli sve polka
zati, Oni koji SUI ju vidjeli
prosli put, bill su vrlo "a
dovoljni. Stoga Sc pozivaju i
ostali clanovi H.B.Z. drugih
odsjeka, da mas posjete oko
4 sata poslije podne, kad ce
i nasa sjednica biti zakljuce-
ma - Marko Kramarich, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
CIanstvu odsjeka ~

st. Louis, Mo. - Stovana
brace sestre, clanovi naseg
odsjeka broj 49 H.B.Z., sma-
tram Sc duznim 'da vam ia
vim, da su isti odbornici u
nasem odsjeku koji su bill
prosle godine, opet Sc primili
duznosti i owe godine. Pred
sjednik odbora bolesti je brat
Thomas J. Grbac, pa u slu-
caju bolesti vazno je da INA
te "a njegovu adresu, koja
je: 2346 South 18th Street,
St. Louis 4, Mo-, a telefon je
MO 4-0375. Tajnik je isti -
Steve Vukovich, 1882 South
Compton Ave, st. Louis 4,
Mo. Owe obje adrese bi tre-
bali nasi clanovi zapamtiti, a
narcotic tajnikovu adresu oni
clanovi, koji cesto zanemaru-
ju da plate svoju clanarinu
ma vrijeme. Ovo izrezite
stavite u svoje uplatne knji-
zice, tako da Sc znate vlada-
ii, a to vas ne koSta nista
nego samo minut diva vreme-
ma, pax &c sve biti u redu,
a u redu ce biti ako placate
svoje pristojbe redovito, pax
cete time drustvu prisparati
par dolara ma godinu "a mar
kice.
Toliko vam do znanja i raw
mania.
S. XukOYich. tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
zabava odsjeka 793

Sudbury, Ontario, Can. -
Odsjek broj 793 H.B.Z. pri-
redjuje plesnu zabavu u SUI
botu, 2. marca 1857, u 6 sa-
ii u vecer, u HrvatskOm Do
mu ma PSI Kathleen Street.
Ma zabavi &c biti po ma
Sem obicaju domaceg zagris-
ka j svijezeg napitka, a i do
bra muzika "a pies.
Stoga Sc u prvom redu po-
zivlju svi clanovi naseg 3D.
sjeka drugih bratskih od-
sjeka, kao ostali mas narod
mjesta i okolice.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Victor Subat, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
All University Tammies
DoIazi U Greensboro

Greensburg, Pa. Pitts
burgh All University Tambu-
ritzans, pod vodstvom Mr..
Matt L. Gouze, odrzati ce
koncertni progra u po-
nedjeljak, 4. marca 1857, u
Greensburg High School Au-
ditorium, koji &c poceti u 8
sati u vecer.
Oval program sponsoruje
st. Bruno's Roman Catholic
Church u So. Greensburgu.
Program ce trajati oko 2 sa-
ia vremena, a istog &c iva
djati talentirana skolska O.
mladina, mladi momci i die
woke, kojih je oko 25 ma bro.
ju, a koji polaze rama sve.
ucilista u Pittsburghu. On
pjevaju razne pjesme, plesu
razne plesove, sviraju tam.
buricu i raznu drugu glazbu
svi obuceni u razne narodne
sarolike nosnje. u svom glaz'
benom programu predstavlja
ju tocke raznih naroda, kac
hrvatske, slovenske, srpske
italijanske, JUNO americke
ukra jinske, ruske, madjarske
poljske, slovacke i moderne
americke.
Pozivlju Sc svi Hrvati, Slo
venci, Srbi i ostali Slaveni
da dodju i povedu svoje pri
jatelje bez razlike narodnost
ma oval koncert u nedjelj'
4. marca.
| Svi nam dobro doSli!
Geo. VidakOVich, Jr., iZVj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
Pros!ava MaiCinoq KIuba
Detroit Mich

Detroit, Mich. = Majcin
Klub gnijezda Pomlatka broj
318 H.B.Z. proslavit &c trecu
godisnjicu svoga opstanka u
subotu, Cog marca 1857, u
Hrvatskom Domu ma 1875 E.
McNichols Road.
Mnogi oni koji su posjetili
nasu proslavu prosle godine,
jos Sc sjecaju ugodnih ca
sova koje su ma istoj spro-
veil one veceri. Make Sc JOS
S vecim odusevljenjem pri-
premaju "a ovogodisnju pro-
slavu, ma kojoj ce svi prisut-
nj imati priliku da provedu
vrijeme u dobroj zabavi i We
selju.
U pocast nasih gostiju dvo-
rama ce biti i s k c n a kao
"Proljece u Zagrebu". Imati
cemo ukusnu veceru uz cije-
nu S1.75 po osobi, koja &c Sc
servirati cd 6 do 8 sati u We
Ger. Poslije toga, moci ce Sc
dobiti zagrizak u nasoj ku-
hinji. Mas odbor "a program
priprema izvrsnu zabavu. Svi-
rati &c dobro poznati tam
buraski zbor Balkan Cava-
liers".
Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi H.
B. q. mjesta okolice, kao
ostali nasi prijatelji, da mas
posjete ma ovoj nasoj pro
slavi u sto vecem broju. u
laznice mozete dobiti u Hr-
vatskom Domu, iii kod bile
koje clanice naseg "Majcinoe
Kluba". Svi nam dobro dosli
Catherine Kaurich, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20

Toronto, Ontario, Can. -
Hrvatsko nogometno drustvo
Croatia" priredjuje vel i k u
plesnu zabavu ma %. veljace
(februara) u Hrvatskom Ma
rodnom Domu, 1850 Dupont
Street w. Pocetak tocno u Z
sati ma vecer.
Bit ce tecnih zalogaja, do
brih plea, Saliva posta bo-
gaia tombula, a svirat &c od-
licni plesni orkestar.
Pozivamo sve Hrvate Hr-
vatice kao i nase prijatelje,
da mas u sto vecem broju po-
sjete, gdje &c Sc moci po ma
sem domacem obicaju ugod-
no zabaviti. OdbOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
zabava odsjeka 1876

Lorain, o. - Odsjek 1876
H. B. q. priredjuje zabavu
S Card Party u nedjelju, "a.
februara 1857, u 7:30 u We
Ger, u Crkvenoj Dvorani Sv.
Vida ma 32nd Pearl.
Bit ce nagrade na vratima
i kod stolova, a kasnije u We
Ger svi prisutni ce biti po-
sluzeni S vecerom.
Pozivljemo sve clanove ma
seq odsjeka 1856, kao i brat
skog odsjeka br. 140, te sve
prijatelje mjesta j okolice,
da mas posjete sto u vecem
broju, da Sc zajednicki pro-
veselimo i da ovu zabavu u
cinimo sto uspjesnijom.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Joe j. Crnko, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20

Docim kroz cij elu godinu
stavljeno je 4 clana ma rezer-
WI, a jedan je clan umro, sto
pokazuje da odsjek imade ma
koncu godine 1873 aktivna cla-
ma, 3 bracna druga, 8 cla-
nova ma rezervi, a jednom
clanu istekla rezerva.
Kako sam ono napomenula
da je jedan clan umro, a to
bijase Joseph Cvetkovich, ko-
j je ispustio svoju plemenitu
dusu dana 8-og julia u mai
boljim svojim godinama, a
sahranjen je ma St. Stevens
Cemetery, u Niles, Ohio.
Maria Cvetnic, tainica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
CIanstvu odsieka 598

Mcdonald, Ohio. - Ovime
Z linn da ukratko objavim
clanstvu odsjeka 598 H.B.Z.
ravnanja radi, kako je poslo-
vanje bilo S clanstvom kroz
god. 1856. u nasem odsjeku.
Ma pocetku godine imali
smo 179 aktivnih clanova,
3 bracna druga, a ma rezervi
bio 5 clanova. Kroz cijelu
godinu pristupilo u odsjek 2
nova clana, i Z clanova il
gnijezda. Pre- m a ukupnom
primitku clanova, imali smo
ma kraju godine 1873 clanova.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
Pros|ava 20.godisnjice
AmeriCko Hry. K|uba

Portland, Greg. - Americ-
XII Hrvatski Klub u Port
landu proslaviti &c 2O-godis-
njicu svoga opstanka u ne
djelju, 10. marca o. g. IL 2
sata poslije podne, u Linnea
Hall, 2O66 N. w. Irving St.
Pozivljemo sveukupno clan
stvo Americkog Hrv. Kluba
da dodje ma owl proslavu,
koja &c poceti sa sjednicom
ma kojoj ce Sc izabrati odbor
"a godinu 1857. Po svrsenoj
sjednici biti ce lijepa i ukus-
ma vecera sa picem - sve
besplatno. Nemojte zaboravi-
ii 10. marca, dan nase zajed-
nicke proslave, ma koju vas
sa veseljem ocekujemo. Do
bro nam doSli.
Ia Americki Hrv. Klub,
Frank Dulcich, predsj.
Marko Pivac, tajnik
Marko Susniara, blag.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
kampanja "a novo 1|anstvo u pocast
CIanstva naseg naroda u Kanadi
San Pedro. Calf.

San Pedro Calf. - suzbenom gasilu Zajednicaru
cd 16 januara g. ctao canke cd brace M Krasica
gavnog blaganik urednka Zajedncara Fipa Vukelita
kao nhove preporuke, kako koji nacn da nam bude
sto uspjesnja sadanja kampana dobivanu novog Clan
stva t. d.
Jest to vro dobre preporuke kad bi in svi canovi
ozbino uze kvota cd $6OOO 100000 osigurnine bi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
JuG0SLAVENSKA PUTNICkA AGENCIJA

Putovanja Jugosayiju vekm prekooceanskm PUTN1C
AIM BRODONIMA svih kompanija. Takoder namoderni
Jim a,onima drektno Zagreb Iii Beograd Pste bes-
patne informace
salJemo novac Jugosayiju Pravimo AFIDEVITE osalo
dobavlanje rodbne Jugosaje Prodaemo pune karte
"a putnlse IL Jugosavje.
Pramo punomoc osae dokumente svakovrsne prevode
Radlmo sa nasim narodom u Americi cd l9O8 godine
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
Zuri mu Sc kuci

Pijanac: Cutie, pozovite mi
taxi, ako vas VOLTA?
Gledalac: Dragi covjece, ia
nisam vratar, ia sam pomor-
ski casnik.
Pijanac: Ide u redu, onda
pozovite parobrod, meni Sc
zuri kuci.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20

Ljepota bez dobrote nema
toplote. Nj u covjeku, nj u
prirodi, niti u umjetnosti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20

Maria Cvetnic, tajnica.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

I:30
4-club so. Color.
I Hour. Musical variety show.
S-TV Readers Digest. Dromo.
7-FovoEito Story. Dromo.
9-As the World Turns. Serial.
Zoo
S-Ladies Be Seated. Movie.
IA Hours. "Bcbes n Boudod."
1852. pculosio Goddard
5-Eddio ContoF ThooteE.
"The Atomic Broln." Allyn JOS
IN.
Sour Miss Brooks. Comedy.
z:30
4-Bride and Groom.
co-hosis ore Robert Poioe ond
Byron Palmer.
7.Town and Country Time.
Grandpa Jones sturs.
9-House Party. Variety.
500
4.Matinee ThootaE. Color.
Houg. THE Adjustable AF.
Willing" a hondsome editor
who usuolly hates female outhors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Program Listinss

folIs IN love with Q lovely mystery
writer.
7-AmeFleon Bondssond.
I Hour. Dick Clark. m. c.
9-Ths Big Poyoff. Quiz.
$40
S-Life With EIixcbeth. Dronno.
9-The Verdict e Yours.
400
4-oueon for . Day. GiveoWoy.
IS Minutes. jock BoiIex m. {.
5-BilIy Johnson. Kids.
7-BrishteE Dsy. SerIol.
9-Piek Temple. Kids.
Hour. "TroiI 10 Border Town"
Bill WilIioms.
Ais
7-Seeret Storm. SerioI.
$50
5-erondpa's Place. Kids.
ledge Of Night. Scroll.
4:4S
4-ModeEn Romenees. Seriol.
500
4-ccmsdy Time. Series.
5-MiIs Gront Show.
I Hour, 20 Min. Teen oeers'
dance parry. Guests: Roy Vernon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

member o. the board Of the
National Sociological Society,
discounted the possibility they
might have become lost, but
said they might have become
trapped.
There are q few caves whera
they could have been hurt If
they weren't too careful" he
said.
At the apartment house, Mr..
Brown and his wife keep a
daily vigil.
Mail is slowly piling up in
their box" the building man.
ager said. I'VE stopped the
paper and milk deliveries after
a few days. though.
THAT place Of theirs is a
lonely place. Everything in OF :
der. just a few clothes missing.
Just like they were going away
for week end.
They were among our incest
tenants. / sure hope they come
back"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

dies as far as know. But HI
always seemed In good spirits
and laughed quite q bit.
Dover Described
what did he look like? Well,
+ he was Of average build,
weighed about 1855 pounds and
had brown hair that was turn
ing gray. He looked shorter,
but they tell me he was listed
as 8 feet tall on the record"
The personnel clerk who held
Sergt. Dryers military record
volunteered:
"A real nice guy. I knew
him casually. but then / don't
guess anybody here knew him
well. He had only been here
since August n. when he was
moved down from Alaska.
Before that. he was at posts
In California. Arizona and Ja-
pan. He was born in Lafay-
cite. Ind, but lists his home as
Parsons, Kans. That's where
his father lives. We talked to
the father and he said ne
hasn't heard from his son. The
mothers in California. We
can't locate her.
That's all the relatives list
ed. but we know he was mar
ried once before. Divorced In
1916. Don't know where or
who his first wife is"
Son in Alaska
Mr.. Van Doren added this
note TO the Dwyer family his
tories: Mrs. Dwyer told MIN
she has a son. Antony Clark,
OF Sitka. Alaska: and her hus-
band has sister. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Ungersman Of Lafayette.
Mrs. Dwyer had been attend
ing the Physicians Aides School
OF Washington. l177 New
Hampshire avenue NV. But
neither school officials nor her
classmates could supply much
information about her.
Airman associates and other
neighbors agreed that Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hartley were closest
to the Dryers. And we only
saw them occasionally" Mrs.
Hartley declared.
Il never visited in their place.
which was right over u.s."
Mr.. Douglas, who also is a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
Alexandra
Shuns Fight
On Gas Rise

Alexandria apparently viii
not join in a suggested North
ern Virginia fight against a
rate increase proposed by the
Washington Gas Light Co.
The City Council last night
declined to take any action on
. report from the company that
1t has requested rate increase
hearing before the Virginia
State Corporation Commission.
The Falls Church City Coun-
Gil, on Monday night, instructed
City Manager Lewis z. Johns
ton. jr.. to confer with the
administrators of Arlington.
Fairfax County and Alexandra
on the cost factor of such a
fight and the possibility of
sharing it on a pro rata basis
Asked il the Alexandria City
Councils failure to take action
last night meant the city would
not Join in a fight. Mayor Leroy
S. Bendheim replied. "Appar-
emily So"
The Washington Gas Light
Co. has not had q rate increase
since 1t bought the Alexandria
Gas Co. from the city in 1890
Mayor Bendheim explained. HI
added that the proposed in
crease amounts to an average
OF 8.8 per cent.
Councilmen also allocated
5000 for increasing the pres
ent city planning staff from
five to seven members to take
care of the added work caused
by Alexandria's proposed urban
renewal program.
The funds provide for addins
one planner and a secretary
Both are to be permanent mem
bers Of the planning staff
working under Planning Direc.
tor Denis n. Cahill.
A request from the Alex.
andria Little Theater to lease
for 80 years the city-ownec
land at Wolfe and st. Asaph
streets for construction Of a
100000 theater building was
referred to the City Planning
Commission. Councilmen in.
dicated approval Of the theater
groups proposal and asked the
planning commission for favor
able action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
Police Hit Dead End
In Search for Couple

put down their Names" one
operator said. Another. at the
Skyline Caverns. said a couple
named Dryer had registered
December 8. But q closer in.
spection revealed that thess
Dryers gave their address al
Falls Church and the husbands
single initial as 10"
IF they went in a cave. II
very likely was q commercial
one" said Henry Douglas OF
Falls Church. chairman Of the
Virginia Cave Survey. a group
making a concentrated effort
TO locate all caves in the Old
Dominion.
so far we've located 1.45O,"
he said. II don't know Dwyer
or his wife. but IL they are
lost in one Of these caves. they
probably had to work at It.
There Is no cave in North
ern Virginia where they could
have parked their car nearby
without its being seen easily. ["
Shenandoah National Park
Ranger Richard Rayner
agreed.
I've been around Luray for
some time now, and haven't
seen or heard a thing about q
couple like that. No one I
know has spotted a black 1850
Plymouth like they were driv-
ing. either.
And that car would be hard
to lose"
Bought Car November 20
The Dryers. purchased the
car. a coupe. November 20. from
a used car lot at 1910 Wilson
boulevard. The usually reticent
Mrs. Dwyer apparently talked
more TO the auto salesman. Nor
man Schiffman. than to other
acouaintances.
she told me-" Mr.. Schiffman
said. that she was ~. was
born In England. and was mar
ried to a Canadian who died
killed in the war, I think she
said.
She also told me something
very unusual. She said after
her husband died. she made
a living fishing in Alaska.
That's where she met Sergt.
Dryer. He was stationed
there"
Mr.. Schihman said the cou-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

Continued From FIRST rage
the beds are neatly made and
two cups and saucers are in the
living room. where the Dryers
left them after finishing their
morning coffee.
A few dishes are in the sink.
and on q table Is q 2-inch thick
manuscript that adds much to
the completely Of the missing
couple. SerRt. Dwyer was writ
ing a book, repeatedly based
largely on adventures UNDER
ground. in caverns and tunnels.
during a war.
Dust is filming everything in
the place. In the two-and-a-
half weeks since the occupants
left. only police. military au-
thorities and the building man
ager. Jesse Brown. have been
there. according TO- Mr.. Brown.
Investigators have talked
with neighbors and acquaint-
ances and have checked care
fully the couples movements
before disappearing. They have
drawn q blank.
They have a picture OF a
quiet. self-contained couple de-
voted to each other and their
common love for the outdoors
IA pair seemingly too knowl-
edgeable to get lost. too careful
to get hurt and too stable de-
liberately TO vanish.
In Arlington, Detective Sergt.
Charles Lee was assigned TO the
case.
I'VE learned from Mr.. Brown
and Mrs. Hartley that they APP
peared to be heading for Luz
ray. That's the only destina-
ton mentioned" he said. then
AIDED.
But the chief Of police in
Luray tells US he has made a
thorough search and has come
up with nothing"
False Lead Found
A survey Of commercially
operated caverns in Northern
Virginia also proved fruitless.
Operators Of the Crystal. End
less. Luray. Massanutten and
Shenandoah caverns reported
no Dryers had signed their
guest registers. But each added
that signing is voluntary.
Lots Of people visit but don't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

Two mattresses were treated
for smoke inhalation after a
fire In a Prince Georges Coun-
ty restaurant early today.
The blaze broke out in the
basement stockroom OF the
Hi-Boy Drive-In Restaurant,
48l0 Marlboro pike, Coral Hills.
firemen said. Eli Allow, an
owner Of the restaurant, esti-
mated damage at several
thousand dollars"
The mattresses, Mrs. Flor
ence Leonard. 10, of No. 2
Westphalia road. Forest Hill,
and Miss Lois Mcintosh, 10,
Of 100 Sixty-fifth street, Capt.
tol Heights. were treated at
Casualty Hospital. Mrs. Leon
ard was admitted in fair con-
dition. Miss Mcintosh was
released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
Foirfox Elections Boost
Liberal Democrats Hold

Liberals have strengthened
their hold on the Democratic
Executive Committee in Fair
fax County.
More than half of the mem
berS elected are women.
The liberals. who have had
a majority on the committee
during the last two years. made
further gains in elections Mon
day night. Party workers esti-
mated fewer than 20 Of the rs
elected are conservatives. The
conservatives made no attempt
to win back control of the COM
mittee and in many areas did
not put UP candidates.
Forty-three Of the new COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

pie had no trouble buying tn,
auto.
Their economic condition
seemed sound. A man who
checked their credit. Elliott Var
Doran. OF $40 North Edison
street. reported:
II learned they were in pretty
good shape financially. Sergt
Dwyer, l understand. recently
bought a 5000 life insurance
policy. and / believe they had
some money In the bank"
Referred TO Luray
/ Both Mr.. Schiffman and Mr.
Van Doren said the Dryers
seemed friendly. and interested
in touring the Virginia noun
tains.
They asked me about places
to visit. and referred them
TO the Luray region" Mr..
Schiffman said. They were
nice. high-type people"
At the Pentagon, Sergt.
Dryers coworkers nodd e d
assent.
Staff Sergt. Dudley Sigler
lives near the Dwyer apart
ment. and drove his neighbor
TO work almost daily for about
two months.
Il never got TO know him,
though" Sergt. Sigler said.
Hes a quiet guy. who talked
mostly about his liking for out
door life. His wife liked 1t, too.
She was good looking, brown
haired and very athletic in
build.
Il remember him telling me
about his book. II was about
underground work in Korea, /
think.
He told me once he and his
wife gathered material for the
book by visiting caves. He said
they camped outside for as long
as 30 days at a stretch. just the
two OF them II. an abandoned
cabin somewhere in Alaska"
Sergt. A. Srnka. who also
worked alongside Sergt. Dwyer
much OF the short time he was
in the compact communications
center. added:
He wasn't unfriendly at. all.
Just quiet. He kept to himself
and didn't have any close bud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

mittee are women. Four Of
five district chairmen elected
Monday are women.
The new committee takes
Office January !. A new county
chairman will be elected at an
organizational meeting Janu-
AIRY 6. Fletcher Wellemeyer,
the present chairman. did not
seek reelection to the COM
mittee.
The committee was elected
by precincts at seven magis-
terial district mass meetings.
Vacancies remain in each dis
trict because not enough
persons fled.
To Fiji Vacancies
In Lee district. not q single
person filed. Owen ONeal.
chairman Of the committee in
the district. said that APP
parently prospective candidates
did not receive sufficient notice
Of the filing deadline. Mr..
ONeal. who did not seek re-
election. said only he and one
other person showed up at the
mass meeting Monday in his
district.
Based on the vote In the
last general election. the COM
mittee is entitled to i34 mem
bers. Mr.. Wellemeyer said the
vacancies will be filled by
appointment.
The lack Of candidates was
attributed in part to holding
the committee election between
elections for county and state
Offices when political interest is
low. Party workers also said
many conservatives probably
did not file because they felt
there was no chance to win
control Of the committee.
/ Liberals won control two
years ago. In the committee
before that conservative and
liberal strength was about even,
and the conservatives were in
control earlier.
Five District Chairmen
The i've district chairmen
elected Monday were: Newell
Blair. Mount Vern on District:
Mrs. Margaret Plattner.i Falls
Church: Mrs. Flora Crater,
Providence: Mrs. Cuba Cur
tice. Centreville. and Mrs. FL
len Oshins. Mason.
DraneSville District. now
headed by Mrs. Marie wernick,
postponed selection Of q chair
man. A Lee District chairman
also will be named later.
/ Democratic ONCE holders are
ex-oficio members Of the COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1957-12-18
Rr the Aasociated Pre.,

The host Quantico Marines
and three of the nations bet
ter small college uuintets battle
1t out tonight in the semifinals
Of the Marines Christmas invi-
rational basketball tourney at
Quantieo.
Joining the Marines in the
seminal round following VIC
torres yesterday afternoon and
last night we're st. Michael's OF
Vermont. Providence College of
Rhode Island and Belmont Alb
hey Of North Carolina.
Quantico eased past Baldwin,
Wallace Of Ohio. 9l-e3: Bel
mont Abbey subdued West
Chester tPa.) State, $3.50:
Providence whipped Hartwick
Of New York. 1864. and st,
Michael's trounced Fairmont
(W. Va State. 85-57.
Tonights' semifinals match
st. Michael's and Providence
at $3.50. followed by Quanticc
against Belmont Abbey at s:l5
Consolation games had Fair
mont State taking on Hartwick