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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

BANNOCKBURN. 7l20 Wilson lane
open 2-6--Asking $4,000. terms
Brick and redwood rambler: lge
planted corner lot. convenient tC
schools, transp.. ETC.; Ice liv. rm
and din. area, equipped kit. with
snack bar; 2 twin-Size bedrms. anC
bath with space for Bird bedrm
and bath above ground. Tiled lowe
level: porches. carport MacAr.
thur blvd. to Wilson lane. right /
DIX. to open Sign. Mrs. Obrien
EN- 2-732S. RIGGS & Co. Ma. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

Rockville - 2-story frame. ar.
ranged as . sep. apis. With sep
entr. to end n. End n rents for
SIS. owner lives on LIST st2.a5O
Ewes call Mrs. Johnson, Pc
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SILVER sFRNG-3-bedrm. ram.
bier: lge. family kit tile. bsmt;
OWNER. Si6.300. JU. s-l7s0.
SILVER SPRING! Just listed a ms
brick home q block from 81. MI
chaels Church and School! Brick.
> lee. bedrms. plus huge expans
md foori Garage. G5xl5O lot
S1S.95O. RIPLEY Co, JU. 5-6lll
SILVER SPRING-Good location. 4
SPLIT level and ramblers. MAR
SWLLER REAL ESTATE. MIS-
Spencer. JU. s-5251.
SLIGO PARK! Near Blair High
\ Immed. poss. Easiest terms, Brick
/ rambler, sep. din. rm., ) bedrms.
den or 4th bedrm.. all-elee. XII.
rec. room: large Raraee. S2l.SoO
| RIPLEY CO. 10. 5-6l /.
sLIGO-GLEN HAVEN AREA; Sl.95C
dn.--Brick; 3 bedrms., liv. rm
with firepl., family din, big kit,
/ bsmt.. wooded lot; steps to school
/ 2 terrific home buy: trades con
sidered. Only SIS. so Call Mr.
/ BERENs SALES, INC, JU. 7-7700
SLIGO AVENUE. Just listed Al
S17.250i Brick. slate roof, 3 nice
bedrms., sep. dr.. side scr. porch
linel RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-61ll.
sPENCERVIILE-First showing o
this older house; attractiTely Sc
on / and IS acres. with shade ant
nut trees. 9 large rooms and u, ostf
porch. Double garage: barn: rea.
sonably priced at $4,000. Cal
Mrs. Candy. ~. s-5423. ASHTON
ST. MICHAEL'S PARIsH-4-bed
rm. Cape Cod with , fun baths
Porch, hsmt. M. park and schls
l Custom construction. Needs minol
repairs. SI7.95O. A. J. KISSING
Err & CO.. Jul 9-4544.
sUMNER-Way below reproduction
costs. this beaut. brick center-hal
Colonial in exclusive new com
munity Built Of the finest ma
terials which you do not md il
homes built for speculation,
q real elevator from library L
bedroom. electric kitchen. slatl
roof. hot-water heat . screened
porches. beautiful fenced garden
gain. BY OWNER. OIL. 4-1OS4
Open Sun. 2 to $50. DIR: Gu
Mass. ave. past Westmorelant
Circle: left at entr. to Sumner
right on Overlea to 500 ant
Open sign.
TAKOMA PARK = Family HON,
with lovely yard: 26-ft. liv. rm.
firepl.. din. rm., breakfast nook
garage: good buy at 1880
Open 81. S214 Garland ave
tout Piney Branch, right on Gar
landl Call JU. $1,000 anytime
BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
TAKOMA PARK-Fxtra desirable
commercially zoned. Well loo. cor
ner, $4,000 50. IT. with S-rn
brick house. BY OWNER. JU.
4S45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

BETHESDA We'll deSigned 3-bed
nm rambler Excellent kit with
breakfast area Level fenced lot
Fine location Near Suburban
Hospital and transp 50 500 with
laree 49, LIST trust available
BiLLik0SLEY REALTY CO or
ice cpen TO-DAY EN- 2-s326. ewes
Oh f-3aI5
BETHEsDi-Fine value In ia veal
old rambler . bedrms. 2ls baths
full bsmt. grOund level rec rm
extra large level lot Only e24.
500 BIiLiNGeiE Ely REALTY co
once open today, EN- a-2326
ewes I'M 3-O32b
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Rockville-Frsme bungalow Liv-
ina rm. .din.ns I'm. kit. . bedrfis f,
oil h-W.h, So,5ju. $500 Gown.
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ROCKVILLE. WEST END-custom
built 2,story, rm 1 brick siz on he'd e.
rooms. . baths. dressing and stor.
age rms. Ind A.; liv.-din.. paneled
den, kit. pwdr. rm., LIST n. full
bsmt.: Ice. attic; gas h.-w. heat
Beautiful garden. trees. shrubs
Priced S36,750. Call Pc. 2-3341.
aSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

BANNOCKBURN = OPEN - 63I3
Bannockburn DR.. New attractive
brk. ramb. 3 bedrms., > baths
fireplace, large bright bsmt., de
luxe kit. garage, screened porch
Splendid, cow. location. VERY
ATTRACTIVE TERMS. W. CLIFF
FORD SHERTZER, Builder, OIL.
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OWNEh, WI. O-ofJO.
WHEATON; COW. to everything
BTk. home; liv. rm.. firepl.. sep.
din. rm.. .ge. kit. 3 nice bedrmse
rec. rm.; fenced yd, extras. Open
ALLEN, REALTOR. RA. 6-3333
WHEATON, GLENMONT; $3.50;
2Sl3 Urbena dr.-S295 down.
$50 per mo includes all ATTRACT
12xll kit; fenced I'd. near bus.
Ill h.A2kH
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HILLANDALE AREA: . lifetime OPP
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brk. rambler
l ". old, on . 4-acre tract. win
sell with or without extra land.
owner moving to Florida; attr.
financing to suitable purchaser.
New Hampshire ave. to Powder
Mill I'd. right ~ mi. to 3121.
BLUE REALTY CO.. DI. 1887;
ewes, RIA. 3-55SS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

Rockville-lOOg Crawford dr.-A
very nice home LIST a., living rm
dining rm., separate dinette. kit. Z,
bedrms. and bath IND A., lovely
sewing rm, lac bedrm. shower
bath. Full bSmt Nice children's
playhouse. sep. garage Ewes, call
Mrs. johnson, Pc 2-636p
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QUAINT ACRES. new center-hall
rambler-Screened porch; double
garage: h-wh.; daylight bsmt.;
II YOU want the best in construc-
ton. and above all q quiet and ex--
elusive location, with an acre OF
land. drop by 40 Quaint Acres
drive. R1MMER BROS, Builders.
Real Estate. WA. 7-0947; AP
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" da. tste over 9 ss.f5d of. a. g.
loan; sos mo. pays all. 8 lac.
rms, immac. cond.; storm win
dows, fenced I'd. VIII. 2-9229.
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POTOMAC-Open lie. Custom
built rambler with 3 generous
size bedrms., each with pvt. entry
to q bath. pan. den plus lge. liy.
rm. and sep. din. rm.. mod. kit.
with ''Old World" charm and sep.
breakf. nm. scr. porch, 2-car gar
and full ybsnt., 5 acres Of beaut
fenced fpaddocks and stables
This is truly a home for gracious
entertaining and comfort living
Owners transfer makes 1t pos
sioie 70 ., ACQUIRE . TINS outstan miP
Out River I'd. to Potomac, left on
Falls rd. to Burbank dr., right
to open sign on immed. left
CLIFFORD v. LITTLE, Pc
o-oRoS III T-Q3Q3
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
Ambridge And Girard Tamburitzans To
Be Co.Starred During Pitt Croat Day
Kolo Contest Among Many Other Features
OF Aug. 81 Gathering At Kennywood Park

PITTSBURGH - The Holy
Trinity Junior Tamburitzans
Of Ambridge and those popu-
lar radio and recording ar
lists, the Pozega Tamburitza
Orchestra of Youngstown,
Ohio, will be the featured ar
lists during the main pro-
gram on Pittsburgh's Annual
Croatian Day, which will be
held Saturday, August 31st,
at Kennywood Park.
The Pozega Tamburitz-
ans will also be featured at
the Post-Croatian Day Re-
union at the CrOatian
Home, 4th and Antisbury
Streets, in Rankin, on Sun
day evening, September l.
The semi-finals of the kolo
competition will again be
scheduled at the Dance Paw
lion in Kennywood Park, while
the finalists will be selected at
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Two CFU "Veeps" To
Wax Eloquent During
Cleveland Celebration

CLEVELAND, Ohio - An
advance invitation is extended
to all various organizations
and all our people of the area
to attend the 21st Annual
Fraternal Day to be spon-
sored by the United CF'U
Lodges of Cleveland on Sun
day, September 1, at Puritas
Springs Park.
The picnic will begin at
noon and last until the late
hours of the evening.
An entertaining program
planned for the day will
feature the "Abrasevic"
and "Slavulj" Singing Soci- !
cites, the Kolo Aces, Euclid
Kolo Kids, Nest IS kolo
Dancers, and the famous
Cleveland Tamburitza Sym
phony group under the di-
rectiOn of Jim Kovacevic.
Acting as Master of Cere-
monies will be none other
than our Croatian Radio Hour
Announcer, bro. John Birek.
Our guest speakers for
the day will be 1st Vice
President of the CFU, bro.
Joseph Bazdarich of Chi
cago, and 2nd Vice Presi-
dent, bro. Milan Vranes of
Pittsburgh.
Don't forget to sell and al
so buy some of the tickets
which our Queen Contestants
are selling. Those vieing for
the queen honors are: Lodge
IA, Barbara Samac; Lodge
47, Barbara Clemence; Lodge
SO, Elsie Rapich; Lodge 235,
Barbara Kosunic; Lodge 403,
Joan Carol Dobric; and Lodge
663, Judy Bilicic.
More details about the cele-
bration will appear in the la
ter issues of the Zee.
Anna Rescic. Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
Onyx Lodge III Takes
Time Out For Vacation

DETROIT - All Onyx
Lodge TT members are mott
fled that there will be no
meeting during the vacation
month Of August. Anyone
wishing to become current in
their dues may contact the
Secretary, Tom Katich, at his
home, 1866 Cardoni, Detroit
3. He will be open for busi-
ness Monday evenings, Aug
ust 5 and II, after 900 pm.
Toms telephone number is
Forest 6-6125.
We will resume our month
ly meetings Sunday, Septem-
ber 8, at 900 pm. at the
Croatian Catholic Center, POI
w. Seven Mile Road. All men,
bers are urged to attend.
Neva Ruzich
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United Mahoning Valley Lodges
Await 9th Renewal OF Frat Dav
Lodge 8b4 Will
Play Host Aug. 3
To 5th Tee Party
Banquet To Cap
1857 Renewal OF
Growing Classic
BY Joseph Saban
President, Lodge 1854

CONGRESS PARK, Ill. -
The members of "Velebit"
Lodge S64 will play host Sat-
urday, Aug. 8, to the Croatian
Fraternal Unions 5th Annual
Midwest Golf Tourney.
The championship war
fare is to be held at beau
tiful Acacia Country Club,
U. S. Highway &c and Wolf
Rd., south of La Grange,
ILL.,, considered by many
golfers to be one of the fl
nest courses in this part of
America.
Tee off will be from 8 am.
to IL noon, with the Peoria
System" of handicapping to
be used to determine the team
and individual scoring ends
of the classic.
Of special interest is the
fact that Junior Order golfers
will merit special CFU-dona-
ted trophies in their class.
Short, Snappy Program
A banquet is scheduled to
cap the fifth annual renewal
of this event.
The festivities are to be
held in Sokol Hall, 44th and
Gage Ave-, Lyons, ILL.,, and
start at 6 pm. sharp. Piece de
resistance - a home style
dinner!
A short but interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for
this gathering.
Invocation will be by a local
CT t h olic Priest, following
which the host Lodge Presi-
dent will greet the golfers
and their friends.
Tourney Chairman John
Stimac will be the next to
speak his piece and he, in
turn, will be succeeded at the
mike" by John Badovinac,
(Con. Park P. 11)
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MassiI|on Picnic To
Attract Crowd Aug. 4

MASSILLON, Ohio = CF'U
Lodge 600 will hold it's second
picnic of the year on August
4, 1857 at Matesic Grove on
Henry Ave, off Route 21
South.
Music will be furnished by
our own well known Sake
Tamburitza Orchestra.
Delicious barbecued lamb
and other refreshments will
be served.
Hoping to see all our men,
bers and friends from Can
ton, Akron, Brewster and
other nearby towns.
Plans are also being made
for the appearance of the ia
nous Duquesne University
Tamburitzans on November 2.
Picnic Committee
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Chicago Choir Sets
Date For Festivities

CHICAGO, III. - The Gro
attain Glee Club Harmony"
will sponsor its Annual Pic
mic on Saturday, August "a,
at Yugoslav Grove, $40 So.
Narragansett Avenue.
AS usual there will be an
assortment of refreshments,
including delicious barbecued
lamb and pig. The first of the
barbecue will be ready at 5
pm.
Our guests will be enter
tanned by the Harmony Tam
buritza Orchestra and the
glee club will also join their
guests in singing our popular
Croatian songs.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
Ke10sans In 11th Annual "Cr0atian Day" August 4tk
kenosha Fete IS
Only One Of Kind
Held In Midwest
Lodges And Tams
Annual Sponsors
OF Croatian Day

kENOSHA, Wise. - The
18th Annual Croatian Day
Picnic will be held Sunday,
August 4, at Minkowskis
Grove, located on Highway 81,
four miles north of Kenosha.
This yearly event is spon-
sored jointly by CFU Lodges
2O7, 276 692 and our musical
organization, the Elias Tam
buritza Serenaders.
AS in recent years, this will
be the big event of the sum-
mer season. We are going all
out to make this one of our
biggest and most successful
picnics ever held here, with
fun for all.
The kiddies will have
games and pony rides and
the adults will be enter
tanned by the Elias Serena
ders, with songs and dane
ing continuously from 200
p.m., until dark.
Then of course there will
be barbecued lamb, done up in
real Croatian style, plus home
made sausage. To quench
your thirst, our committee
will see to it that there will
be all forms of drinks with
competent bartenders to serve
you.
Publicity Comm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31

the Croatian Home in Rankin.
One of the sports features
of this years event will be the
final competition in the Tug
of-War which will be sched-
uled at Kennywood Park upon
completion of the program at
the Music Plaza in Kenny
wood Park.
As usual, there will be
an abundance of that deli
cious hot barbecued lamb
throughout the afternoon
and evening in KennywoOd
Park which will be prepared
by Cindrich's of McKees-
port.
So, mark down this impor-
tant date on your calendar of
outdoor events, Greater Pitts
burgh's Annual Croatian Day,
which will be held on Satur-
day, August 31st, at Kenny
wood Park.
Tony Brajdic, Sec'y.
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Farrell Juniors Will
Appear In Youngstown

FARRELL, Pa. - The Slo-
ga Tamburitzans will play for
a picnic Sunday, August 18,
held by the st. Peter and Paul
Cadets of the church on Gov
ington Street in Youngstown,
Ohio.
The picnic will be held at
the church grounds, and the
music will start at 800 pm.
We invite all our friends
around the Youngstown area
to come and visit with us.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
South Side Pitt Lodges 20, 7b, 98
In Annual Social Gathering Aug. 4th
Chartered Bus Will Help Transport Many
Merrymakers To Scene OF Day Long FroIc

PITTSBURGH - The an
nual picnic under the co-spon-
sorship of Lodges 20, 76 and
SO, South Side, Pittsburgh,
will be held on Sunday, Aug
ust 4th, at the George Bren-
lovich Grove, located on the
Waterman Road, formerly
the Old Clarion Road.
To get to the Grove from
Brownsville Road, turn left
on Route 81 to the Old Clair
ton Road, which is located at
Bill Green's, keep to the right
at Ralph's Tavern and then
right to Gill Hall Road, then
pass the Jefferson Methodist
Church to the Jack Schultz
Service Station and then left
on Waterman Road, keep
right to the forks to the
Brenlovich Grove. Direction
signs will be posted from Bill
Green's.
Chartered bus service
will leave the American
Croatian Citizens Club, all
South 9th Street, at 1880
p.m., but in the meantime
you must make reserva-
tions through your lodge
secretary for the round trip
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Wherein the English Editor Takes a Bow
Croatian Fratea| Union About TO Gain New Lodge, Nest

Zajednicar article was ev-
cry bit as good as 1 expect
ed.
Bro. Mandich sent me
names and addresses Of the
members living in Fairless
Hills, Morrisville and Trenton.
I am wondering if we have
any members living in Levitt
town, Pa.
As things stand now -
II the lodge secretaries
come through with the
transfer papers you can
look for a new lodge here
about August 1.
Then we will start our cam
paign for new members for
both the lodge and for the
organization of a nest. l just
hope all my plans work out.
Thank you again for your
kind cooperation. I certainly
will never forget it.
Fraternally yours,
Nicholas p. Trdina
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
MiIIvale Church Will
Stage Four.Day Bazaar

MILLVALE, Pa. - St. Nj
cholas Church, Millvale, Pa,
will hold a bazaar at the
church grounds on August 1,
2, 3, and 4, at 1880 pm. each
evening. Proceeds will help de-
fray costs Of the parish house
now under construction.
There will be amusements
of all types for everyone and
cooling refreshments will be
served.
On Friday, August 2, a fish
fry will be the feature attrac-
ton and on Sunday, August
4, a chicken supper will be
served.
Everyone is welcome.
Frank H. Becer, Jr.
Church Committee member
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to the picnic grounds.

TO the picnic grounds.
The committee-in- charge
has planned an attractive out
door program for the after
noon and evening and they as
sure each one who attends
that an entertaining time with
games for the young and old
will be on schedule for the
day while music for your en-
tertaining and dancing plea
sure will be provided by the
popular Pete Scabilloni and
His Keystone Trio.
So, plan now to attend the
picnic under the co-sponsor-
ship of Lodges 20, 76 and SO,
South Side, Pittsburgh, on
Sunday, August 4th, at the
George Brenlovich Grove, To-
Gated on Waterman Road
formerly the Old Clarion
Road.
Larry DeIost, Chair.
Barbara Komlenic, Treas.
Florijan Muzevich, Sec'y.
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2416 Wood Avenue
Edgely, Bristol, Pa.
July 7, 1857

LaJoOnlcar EnSnSn SecClOn
3441 Forbes Street
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dear bro. Brkich: -
Just a short note to thank
you for the space you have
given me in the last three is
sues of the "Zajednicar". It
certainly was more than I had
anticipated. I thought it would
only appear once.
To make it even better, you
added an editorial. To me this
was a case of real Fraternal
cooperation and I certainly do
appreciate it. I only wish some
of the lodge secretaries were
as cooperative as you people
at the home office are.
1t seems q few secreta.
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Sup. Treasurer
To Speak Aug. 4
At Mah-Va| Fete
Ninth Renewal
Of Festivities
Eagerly Awaited
BY Vincent RadilOyic
Sec'y, United Lodges


YOUNGSTOWN, O. - The
Croatian Fraternal Unions
United Lodges of Mahoning
Valley will hold their 9th An
nual "Fraternal Day" on
Sunday, August 4.
AS per time honored GUS
tom, the festivities will be
held under the auspices of
Youngstown Lodges &c, 100,
149 and 435, Campbell Lodge
1876 and Struthers Lodge 5O4,
and will take place at the
st. Nicholas Picnic Grove on
Shady Run Rd., here in
Youngstown.
Supreme Treasurer Mar
tin Krasich will represent
the Home Office of the
Croatian Fraternal Union
on the occasion and speak
during the afternoon pro-
gram.
Musical selections will be
rendered by Joe Marmalich
and his Balkan Serenaders
Tamburitza Orchestra.
Plenty of hot barhecued
lamb, liquid refreshments,
ETC., will be available from the
very start of the gathering,
until the crowd disperses.
Members and friends of the
tri-state area are most cor
daily invited to attend this
annual celebration.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
A|iquippa's Jadran Singing Society
Planning Aug. 18th Safari To Canada
Western Pennsylvania Choral Group To
Make Concert Appearance In Welland, Ont.

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. = The
"Jadran" Croatian Singing
Society will present a Concert
in Welland, Ont, Canada, on
Saturday, August II, time
and place to be announced
later.
The singers are rehearsing
a program which promises to
be a very enjoyable review of
choral numbers, duets, solos,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31

ries are q little lax in send
ing transfer papers to men,
bers who have requested
them. If it wasn't for that,
we would already have our
lodge. The response to tho
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and accordion solos, etc.
In addition, the Jadran Ko-
10 Group will perform several
of our favorite kolos.
The lodges and organiza-
tions in the Welland area are
asked to kindly refrain from
scheduling an event for Aug
ust II and to watch for fur
ther details on the concert.
,~4ss4,,,,-u..,r.. John RObash
Arizona sun., 1957-03-07
EMpL LOYEES ASSOCIATION OFF
TO COED START

More than 100 City employees
have joined the newly-formed
Phoenix Employees Association
during it's initial membership
drive. William O. Hintze, admin
istrative aide in the Fire De-
partment, is acting as temporary
president of the organization.
Employees in both the class
flied and unclasSified service
may hold office.
The Association is S~patterned
after those found in many other
cities throughout the country.
It's primary purpose is to i'm
prove the welfare and harmony
of City employees through a
Well-planned social and morale
building program. Strides al
ready have been made to pro-
vide additional benefits to it's
Arizona sun., 1957-03-07
SOUTHERN TOURNAMENT
WON BY FLORIDA

LOGAN HALL, TUSKEGEE
INSTITUTE Florida A and M
University cagers scared past
the Morris Brown quintet 103 to
81 to win the 24th annual South
ern intercollegiate Athletic Con-
ference basketball tournament
here last week. Florida also won
the Georgia Invitational Basket
ball Tournament in Atlanta last
December.
It was the seventh tourna-
ment the FloridianS have won
since the tourney was inaugural
ed in 1884. A and M was tourna-
ment champions in Al, AZ, AS,
AT, so and '55.
A and M was seeded second
to Morris Brown and downed
Fisk University "a to 72 to move
into the Semi-finals. Alabama
State fell to the close up shoot
ing and the faSt-breaking Rat
tiers SO to 80 as Morris Brown
was getting Benedict "a to 66.
Leo Morgan led the Rattlers
in scoring each game. He poured
% points through the strings in
the first half of the champion
ship contest against Morris
Brown, but was limited to a
mere five points in the second
half. He had to leave the game
early in the second half With
an injured ankle.
Arizona sun., 1957-03-07
TRANSIT SURVEY Being MADE

Ron Terry, survey engineer OF
the General Motors Coach Divi-
sion, is now conducting survey
of public transportation in the
Phoenix area. The survey was
recommended by the transpor-
tation in the Phoenix area. The
survey was recommended by the
TRANSPORTATION subcommittee of
the Phoenix Progress Committee,
and approved by the City Coun-
Gil and owners Of the Valley
Transit System. 1t is being made
on the basis of where the bus
routes should be and the amount
of service for each route, with
out consideration of present
routes, scheduled service orsop-
Grating rights.
A report of the findings will
be made to the City Council by
Mr.. Terry.
Arizona sun., 1957-03-07
SORE ELBOW BOTHERS
NEWCOMBE AGAIN

VERO BEACH, Fla.-Don New
combe quit the mound after a
1O-minute batting practice stint
today, complaining of a sore
right elbow.
'I hurt it throwing to second
base practicing pickoff plays
before the batting practice" said
the big Brooklyn righthander.
Newcombe first complained of
the sore elbow while with the
Dodgers in Japan and said at
that time it hurt him during
the World Series. However, he
first had elbow trouble way
back in 1949.
Trainer DR.. Harry F. Wen
dler prescribed heat treatment
and rest.