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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12
Poziv ma piknik

COkeburg, Pa. - Kolo Cru
pa odsjeka broj 354 H. B. q.
priredjuje svoj prvi piknik
owe godine ma Fathers Day
u nedjelju, 16. juna, ma La
niks Farm, koja Sc nalazi ne
daleko novog turnpike exten-
ton u Bentleyville. Znakovi
"a upute &c toga dana biti
stavljeni samo in slijedite,
koji &c vas voditi ravno do
piknika.
Po nasem hrvatskom obi
caju imati cemo pecene ja-
njetine cd p d ne pa dalje,
koju ce peel brat Nick Cecil,
a uz to &c biti i svega drugo-
ga sto s pecenkom ide.
Ma pikniku &c svirati Ivan
Babich i njegovi "Sava River
Boys. Oval popularni combc
sa6injavaju clanovi famozne
Duquesne University Tambu'
ritzans.
U slucaju kise, piknik i'll
zabava &c Sc isto odrzati U
Hrvatskom d mu u Coke.
burgu. Prema tome bila kisa
iii sunce grijalo mi pozivlje'
mo sve priiatelje mjesta O.
kolice, da dodju ma ovu pri'
redbu nase Kolo Grupe i ds
tako iskazu poca S t svojin
ocevima.
Svi nam dobro dosli.
Bernard NJ. Luketich,
predsiednik
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0DSJEk BR0J 4 SLAVI FATHERS DAY

Mas glasovit odsjek "Andjeo Cuvar' broj sa selom
Etna godine prireduje ednu doista epu savu to
- Fathers Day cast oceva, ia ce slava opce
nito prosavt tai dan to jest, nedelju 16. juna
Croatan Centru, kou slavu pozivlju snovi kcer
da dodju svojm makama da proslave oval ipak
cajni americk blagdan - Fathers Day.
Odsjek broj prosavio je svecan nacn otvorenje
svoga Hrvatskog Doma koa prosava obavila subotu
25 maja sa Ejepm koncertom svecanim banketom ne
deu 26. maja kojm je priredbama rukovodo vrijed
nj odsjecni predsjednik brat Marko Vnsk TEX too da
to spomenemo naknadno cemo osvnuti svecanosti
ovog naseg odsjeka utemeelja Hrv Bratske Zaednce.
Ali zaboravite - Fathers Day - Savu, koju u
pocast oceva prredue odsek "Andjeo Cuvar broj ko
ia &c Slava odrzati 16 juna Croatian Center
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12
Piknik odsieka Is

Chicago, Ill. - Drustvo
"Hrvatski Sinovi", odsjek Is
H.B.Z. odrzat ce svoj godis-
Mi izlet (piknik) u nedielju,
23-ceg lipnja, u White Eagle
Grove, Forest Preserve North
ma 4O-oj ulici Hass Avenue
u Lyons, ILL.,, ma istom mje-
stu kao i prosle godine. Owe
godine isto cemo imati Now
Pavilion "a pies, tako da ce-
te moti plesati do mile wolfe.
Kako je svaki mas dosadas-
Mi izlet svakoga razveselio l
zadovoljio, nema sumnje, da
&C oval owe godine. Pjesme,
glazbe i plesa biti ce do mile
wolfe, Ia Piles ce svirati do
bar tamburaski zbor. y | a z
svakome bezplatan.
Pozivamo sve nase prlJa-
telie i znancc Chicago j oko-
lice, i sva hrvatska bratska
druStva klubove, da mas o.
voga dana posjete, pa &c
"Hrvatski Sinovi" NINA uz-
vratiti ~ 20 drago, kada
"a to V y Godie. Apelira-
mo na S. naSc clanove, da
oval dan rezerviraju "a svo-
ie drustvo. Svi Sc preko go,
dine ma siednicama ne moze.
mo vidjeti sastati, pa etc
barem jedan puta u godln
da sc svi sastanemo, medJu'
sobno porazgovorimo i pro
veselimo. Tai je dan mas pix
mix, u nedielju 23-ceg lipnja
Svi, koii zelite imati dobre
vruce pecenke "a objed, mia
dc janjetine iii prasetine, t.
ce biti "a vas pripremljen'
vec Il II sati u jutro. Umolja
vaiu Sc roditelji, cija Sc die
ca nalaze u nasem pomlad
ku, da ih povedu sa sobom
da III drustvo pocasti. Die
ca ce dobiti s a d O e d Qc
Cream) sodu badava.
Putokaz: Uzmite bilo koi1
poulicnu karu iii autobus d
Cermak Road i Cicero Ave
tamo uzmite La Grange il
Congress Park iii Berwy
Lyons Auto Bus do Has
Avenue idite pola bloka ju2
no do basce. Ako putuiete s
automobilom, uzmite bilo kc
il Route do Harlem Avenue
Route 42A do 40-te ulice, II
4O-oi ulici krenite ma zapa
do basce, koja Sc nalazi sa
mo jedan biloxi zapadno o
Harlem Avenue.
u slucaju nepogodnog vre
mena, piknik &c Sc isto odrza
ii, ier u spomenutoj basel
ma veliki novi PAVILION, p
ce biti Ia svakoga mjesta
ne trebate Sc plasiti, da c
itko pokisnuti.
u ime druStva "Hrvatsl
Sinovi" svin1a nazivlje dobrt
doslicu,
John Majdak, preds
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Pitnik odsieka 435

Youngstown, Ohio. - Od-
sick broj 435 H.B.Z. odrzati
&c svoj piknik u nedjelju, 16.
iuna, ma st. Nicholas Grove,
Shady Run, Youngstown, o.
Ma pikniku &c mas zabav-
liati Joe Marmilich j njegov
d o bro o poznati tamburaski
zbor b a | k a n Serenaders'
Wee u II sati o podne biti &c
mlade na raznju pecene ia
njetine prasetine "a sve do
sta, kao svega drugoga sto
S time ide.
Pozivljemo sve clanove ma
seq odsjeka, kao clanove
bratskih odsjeka i saw mas
narod mjesta i okolice, da
mas posjete u sto vecem bro
ju, a predsjednik naseg od-
sjeka, brat Luka Bilandzija,
koji Sc bavi sa pecenjem -
iamGi da ce pecenke biti do
sta "a svc koji dodju Ia pix
mix.
Posto nasa drustvena sled
MICA takodjer spada isti dan,
16. juna, ali sjednice ne &c
biti i neka clanstvo dodje ma
piknik, a drustvene pristojbe
mozete platiti kod tajnika u
svakO vrijeme.
Svi nam dobro dosli.
Jack Jakovac, tajnik.
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Piknik "AbraSeviCa"

Cleveland, Ohio. - Hrvat-
ski Pjev. Zbor "Abrasevic"
pozivlje sve clanove H.B.Z. i
njihove prijatel.ie IL mjesta i
okolice ma svoj prvi piknik
owe sezone, koji &c Sc odrzati
u nedjelju, 16. juna, ma Zem-
ljistu Hrvatskog Donna, 6314
St. Clair Avenue.
Vruca pecena janjetina i
prasetina, kao i sve drugo
sto S time ide, biti &c posluzi-
vana u II sati u podne. Cd
10 sati u jutro pa do kasnije
u vecer po nasem obicaju ta-
kodjer &c Sc posluzivati ljet-
nj refreshments, sto ukljucuje
pice t. d.
Ia Piles i vasu zabavu &c
svirati popularni S voni c
Strings Tamburitzans.
Mi smo wise nego sigurni,
da &c mnoge kandidatice "a
Kraliicu naseg ovogodisnjeg
Zajednicarskog Dana biti pri-
sutne ovom pikniku. Prema
tome tn &c biti prilika "a sve
one, koji jos nisu vidjeli
kandidatice, da Sc osobno sa-
stanu ovim mladim djevoj-
kama da dadu svoj glas O.
moi, kojoj zele pobjedu.
Stoga zapamtite piknik u
nedjelju, 16. juna.
OdbOr "AbraSevica"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12

McheeSpOrC, ia. - OVlm
putem, brace sestre clanovi
naseg drustva "Hrvatski So
kol', odsjeka broj rs H.B.Z.
zelim da vas obavjestim o
nekim vaznim stvarima, ko-
je moraju da Sc uvaze IL
vrse u interesu sviju mas.
U prvom redu upozoruju
Sc svi oni clanovi ko.ii SUI "a
ostali sa svojim miesecnim
uplatama, da iste podmire do
25. juna, jer u protivnom slu-
caiu morati cemo Sc poslu-
ziti po nasim pravilima SUI
spendaciiom iii staviti ma re-
zervu. Ali pazite ma ovo, slu-
cajno ako vas Sc stavi ma re-
zervu, onda gubite one po-
godnosti ako ste osigurani
ma bolnu potporu i odstetu,
.ier IL rezerve Sc samo placa-
ju pristojbe "a osmrtninu.
Drugo, kao i svake godine
tako i owe, nasa Za.iednica
izdat &c dividend pocetkom
julia, koji Sc kreditira sva-
kom cd vas u istom mjesecu,
visak Sc prenasa u mjesec
august, a nikako sc ne moze
dati u vas dug. Stoga imaj-
te vase pristojbe potplacene
potpuno u mjesecu junu. Di-
vidend cemo dati samo jed
noe, to svi oni koji zele ma
doplatiti razliku "a mjesec
august, izdaje Sc u julu, a
oni koji ne misle da nado-
plate neka dodju u augustu,
jer drugacije ne mozemo da
poslujemo. Ovako je "a tai
nika lakse prakticnije. da
upise u vasu uplatnu knji-
zicu. Stoga, brace i sestre u
Waite oval mas APPEL take
Sc ravnajte.
OWN pu t e m Sc takodjer
zelim zahvaliti svima onima
koji SUI doprinijeli u radu i'll
u prodaii oglasa, kao svi.
ma oglasivacima u program
kniigi. Neka vam ie svima
nasa hvala, jer 21. Kuglack;
Tournament Victory Ban.
ket bio je uspjesan. Posebno
Sc zahvaljuiem nasem zup.
niku, Rev. Sorich ma njego.
voj prisutnosti, koji je iz'
rekao blagoslov.
Mas piknik 16. juna
U isto vrijeme sve clanove
naseg odsjeka br. rs i prija'
telje mjesta i okolice poziva'
mo ma mas piknik, koji &c bi'
tt u nedjelju, 1909 juna ma
Kossuth Park, ma Long Rur
Road, a ma kojem &c svirat
"a Piles John Gregurich i ME
gova Greyko Tamburica Or.
chestra. Bit &c vruce pecene
janjetine gotove u II sati "a
vas objed, kao citavi dan
piknika, a uz to biti &c i svje-
zih napitaka "a vasu okrije-
pu.
Cd strane Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice imati cemo do
brog govornika ma pikniku, a
to je mas glavni blagajnik,
brat Martin Krasic.
Josip Frankovic, tai
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Piknik odsjeka b17
Welland. Ontario, Can.

Heiland, ontario, Can. -
Odsjek broj GIT H.B.Z. odr-
zati ce svoj prvi ovogodisnji
piknik %. juna u svom VIA
stitom Domu ma petoj ulici.
Bit ce vruce janjetine i
svake vrste studenog plea.
Stoga pozivljemo sve clanove
naseg odsjeka j clanove biz
njih odsjeka, da mas posjete
u sto vecem broju.
JOS jedna vazna opomena
brace sestre - mas odsjek
broj GIT imati ce ma 7. julia
vrlo vaznu sjednicu, pax ste-
ga pozivamo sve clanove da
bezuslovno istoj prisustvuju.
Jack Buban, tajnik.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
Four Kidnapped Children
With Him, Futher Reports

An extensive search through
out the Oxon Run Park area Of
southeast Washington for four
missing children was ended early
today when the father Of the
youngsters notified police he had
the children with him.
Although the children were
listed on police records as miss.
ing persons, a kidnap scare de-
veloped in the vicinity Of l2l7
Valley ave. Sc, where the chill
dren lived with their mother,
Mrs. Margaret Lee Caulfield, 80,
Q waitress.
The search was touched Oh
BY . report from a neighbor who
said she saw q man dressed In
. white sport shirt and blue
trousers leading the children
away from their apartment build
ing at 3 pm. yesterday.
Object Of @ 30.man search
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
MIDDLE INVITES
CHEERING SECTION
IOF II PERSONS

ANNAPOLIS. May 81 up.
Midshipman Roger H. Ro-
tondi. Of Winchester. Mass.
figures TO have the biggest
cheering section when the
Naval Academy graduates q
class Of 848 next Friday.
His mother and father and
IL brothers and sisters will
all be on hand to see him
commissioned an ensign In
the Navy.
He's also asked his girl
friend, Jean Volpe Of VIM
chester. and her parents,
which will boost the section
to II.
The Navy had to unbend
Its regulations q little to take
care Of the situation. It
limits each midshipman
graduate to seven tickets for
graduation. but Rotondi put
In a special request for q
waiver and academy officials
agreed 1t was an unusual
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31

that continued from II pm
until 2 am. this morning and
again from dawn until TAO am
were Peggy Caulfield. 8. her sister
Ilene. 5. and her brothers. Bar.
ney IT., 9 and Kelvin. 4.
Mrs. Caulfeld told police she
was divorced from her husband
Bernard r. Caulfeld. Il, Of
Miami. Fla. last. December and
that they had separated the
previous April.
It was q call to 1t. James L
6adtler Of the Eleventh precinct
from q man who identified him.
self as Mr.. Caulfeld that ended
the early morning search Of 20
Metropolitan and 10 park
policemen led by Deputy CHIEF
George Wallrodt.
The caller said he was not II
Washington and had no inten.
ton OF ever coming back to the
District with the children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
Mary Washington
Graduates ESQ at
Exercise Monday

Mary Washington College OF
the University of Virginia will
hold commencement exercises at
1880 am. (EsT) Monday in the
college amphitheater. Freder-
icksburg.
DR.. Burney L. Parkinson, pro-
lessor emeritus Of Mary WASH
ington College and president
emeritus Of Mississippi State
College for Women, will give the
commencement address. Chan
cellor Grellet c. Simpson will
award diplomas.
Among the $50 graduates will
be Miss Betty Marie Wisecarver
of 4o15 Forty-seventh street
NV. and Miss Charlsey McFar-
lane Of 1915 Jocelyn street NV
They are Woodrow Wilson High
School graduates and deans list
students.
Other graduates are Mis-,
Bonnie McCracken Of Bethesda;
Miss Barbara Stroop and Miss
Dorothea Whiting Of Alexandria;
Miss Bonnie Estes and Mis-.
Barbara thinner Of Fails
Church: Miss Janet Stuart and
Miss Lura Russell Of Fairfax;
Miss Anne Davis Of Oakton. ant
Miss Susan Bender Of Vienna.
Also, the Misses Kathryn
Broadwell, Sue Carpenter. Sarah
Cook. Laura Clarkson, Catherine
Cobean, Barbara Dill, Elinol
Gaskins, Mary Ann McDermott
Evelyn Nitti and Elizabeth
Tuttle, all Of Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
Man Returning for Funeral
Of Father Seized in Car Thefts

A long police search through
Florida for q former Alexandria
man ended yesterday with his
arrest after he returned here
for his fathers funeral.
Alexandria police booked VIII
liam Lee Gutridge, 80, on
charges Of embezzlement involv.
ing the sale Of two cars pur.
chased by q Washington man.
The body Of Walter L. Gut
ridge. 322 North st. Asaph street.
father Of william Lee 0utridge,
was found floating In the Po-
tomac River on the Prince
Georges County shore Monday.
Police said the father. who was
an employee Of the smoot Sand
a. Gravel Co.. apparently fell of
. company barge.
The funeral services were held
In Alexandra Wednesday. Gut.
ridge was arrested In front Of his
mothers home at 3l3 Oxford
avenue.
We've been looking for him
FOR a long time" Detective Pau
Smith declared. HE had three
different addresses In Florida
0utridge, according 60 police
transported cars purchased By
Frederick c. Miller, SIS Eighth
erect NE. TO Florida to 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
Boys Condition Fair
After 42-Foot Fall

A l4-year-old boy was in fair
condition today after he fell AZ
feet from the top level Of the
Hecht Co.'s parking area in Ar
lington yesterday.
Ronald A. Brahin Of 1901
North Lincoln street, was stand
ing on the guard wall about 3
pm. when his foot slipped and
he fell TO the concrete runway
below. according to Detective
Capt. Dudley H. Rector.
Ronald. the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis r. Brahin, 10 In Ar
lington Hospital with fractures
Of both arms and legs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
Shopper Given
Bunqup Ride Home

An Arlington housewife RELAY
was driven home from the eroc-
cry today by q neighbor.
Mrs. Myrtle r. Harrington. $40
South Twentieth street. report
eddy stepped on the accelerator
instead Of the brake.
After turning from Ives street
into South Ninteenth street,
her car Jumped the curb and
rolled across the lawn. striking
the foundation under the front
porch Of the home Of her
passenger, Mrs. william d.
McKim, sr.
Mrs. McKim said that several
Of the foundation blocks at her
home. 834 South Nineteenth
street. were damaged.
The car had TO be towed away,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31

ties. bows and arrows. toma-
hawks and other Indian para
phernalia are being manufac-
tured on the reservation near
West Point, Va.
Volunteers Sew Costumes
While the actors are practi-
cling at Patrick Henry. q group
Of women volunteers are sewing
costumes on the second floor Of
the recreation department head
quarters at els North jackson
street. Mrs. Peter Pichetto Of
Alexandria is In charge Of cos
tune designing.
At the recreation center OIL
North Quincy and Fifteenth
streets. another group IS max
ing the scenery for the two.houl
show. The sets are being mod
eled from old prints and sketches
by early Virginiane.
The idea for one Of the scenes
came from Q sketch by Johr
White. an early Governor oi
Virginia and grandfather Of
Virginia Dare
The production will be giver
nightly at $50 from June 81
through 20 at the south parade
ground ct Fort Myer. Admission
win be free.
An airman from Andrews Ali
Force Base. Jerry Ragni. vii
play the part Of Indian CHEZ
Powhatan. Peggy Porter. Of FALL
Church, who appeared In ''Tht
Common Glory" at Williamsburg
will portray pocahantas. Dor
Delano, q member Of the staff Of
Fairfax Radio Station WAX
Is Capt. John Smith. and Joh,,
Vance. q veteran of the Little
Theatre in Alexandria, play:
John ROlfe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31

Az 0AAVCA SRAAABs 4AAC bCAA0o al
paid OF by O special tax on bust
ness properties in the commu-
nifty.
A move by Councilman Robert
T. Snure to amen dthe Fire
Board bill to give membership
to an ynew rescue squad failed
Some council members expressed
fear such action might encour.
age creation of new. independent
rescue squads or cause a splitting
up Of existing fire and rescue
operations now carried out under
one organization.
Walker "Warns" Squads
Councilman j. Crab q m {
Walker said he did not believe
the rescue squads realize what
they are getting into. The Fire
Board will consist Of representa-.
tives Of Is fire departments and
two rescue squads and the
squads are likely to be showed
under" If a conflict arises, Coun.
Gilman Jerry T. Williams said.
The council during its legisla-
tive month has passed IS bills
and tabled another one because
IL confiicted with other legis-
lation.
One Measure Defeated
The only measure actually de-
feated would have given the
County Council authority to Ii
cense and regulate moving and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
Holiday Deaths
Mount 10 Six
In Two States

Death Of an Arlington man
in an accident on U. s. No. !
two miles south Of Triangle, Va,
yesterday raised Virginia's trafiic
toll for the Memorial Day week
end to two.
Maryland has recorded two
traffic deaths and two drownings
since Wednesday evening, the
beginning Of the long Memorial
Day week end.
The District has had no trafiic
deaths so far.
The Arlington victim was
identified by State police as
Walter B. Herrity. 48. Of 1911
North Buchanan street.
Mr.. Herrity, In partnership
with his brothers, owned and
operated the Herrity Elevator
Co., Inc, an elevator building
and repair flrm at 81 N street
NV. Mr.. Herrity leaves q widow
and two children. Earl w. "a,
and Carol Ann. 10.
Police said he was q passenger
In q car which ran OF the road
and struck q bridge abutment.
The driver. Paul Dougherty. ~.
of 1880 North Vermont street.
Arlington. and his wife, Birdie,
20. were taken to Mary WASH
lington Hospital in Fredericks-
burg.
Mr.. Dougherty suffered only
minor injuries and was released
after treatment at the hospital.
but Mrs. Doughtery was admitted
with possible fractures Of the
ribs and right ankle.
In a spectacular Maryland ac-
cident, Frederick A. Ammons, 81.
Of Dundalk. was killed in q crash
which ended l00-mile-an-hour
police chase through Baltimore
County early today.
Ammons crashed into q truck
stopped at q roadblock police
had set for him. Police said
Ammons car new through the
air so feet after hitting the
truck. skidded 200 more and ex-
Iploded. The truck driver and
two policemen were hurt.
The other Maryland trafic
victim was Mrs. Nettie p. Thum-
lert, IS. Of Baltimore. who was
killed Wednesday night when her
car hit q tree on Route 80 In
Carroll County.
John r. Handy. IS, Of Balti-
more, drowned yesterday while
swimming with friends in the
Magothy River OF Beechwood
Park In Anne Arundel County.
The second drowning victim
was 10-year-old William Thomas
Of Baltimore, whose body was re-
covered today from the Fallsway.
a creek which runs through the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31

storage companies operating in
the area.
Probably the most important
pieces of legislation enacted
were the "anti-bulldozer" bill
and a bill authorizing INSTALL
ment payment Of taxes through
the purchase Of tax anticipa-
ton certificates.
The former authorizes the
council to adopt regulations
aimed at curbing overzealous
subdividers in the stripping Of
the landscape.
Another bill creates a new de-
Ip artm e mt Of buildings and
grounds within the government
al framework of the county. It
will be headed by an architect.
Six bills were passed affecting
the various parking lot districts
with extensions in Silver Spring.
Bethesda, Wheaton and Mont
gomery Hills. A $250,000 bond
issue was authorized for
Bethesda.
Three other measures clarity
provisions in the police relief
and retirement system. Other
bills enacted relax requirements
for the county to repeat adver-
Using of properties it purchased
at tax sales and establishes
July ] as the due date for taxes
with interest to run from Octo-
Der / on unpaid bills.
All legislation becomes effec-
tive if not vetoed by the coun-
Gil prior to August IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31

at q dress parade next Tuesday
is also among 81 midshipmer
planning to be married IN the
Naval Academy chapel after
graduation.
His marriage to Miss Suzanne
Monnett. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Monnett Of Prince
Frederick. Md. is set for ( pm
Sunday. The ceremony will be
televised on a national network
wide Wide World, NBC).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
California Midshipmon
Tops Annapolis Class
ANNApoLIs. Nav Al R

ANNAPOLIS. May 81 H9. -
Forrest r. Harvey. IT.. "a. Of
Anaheim, Calf, will graduate
at the head Of the Naval Acad-
emy's o48-man senior class. the
Academy announced yesterday.
He completed the four-year
course at the Academy with q
scholastic average Of STA Of q
possible 30.
Trailing him closely in the
lfinal scholastic standings were
Frank w. Parker. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank L. Parker Of
Clearwater. Fla, and John A.
McMorris II. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. william @. Mann, Of Oak
land. Calf. with averages Of
ST. and 3.67. respectively.
Anchor man in the class will
be Robert L. Daughenbaugh Of
New Oxford, Pa, captain Of the
wrestling team. For his feat Of
having finished last and still
managing to graduate. cheering
classmates will hoist him to
their shoulders while he waves
q papier-mache anchor when his
company gets its diplomas.
The spotlight will be on them
at the exercises to be held fol
the first time in the Naval Acad.
emy's new field house next Fri.
day.
Young Harvey Is one Of 20S
graduates being commissioned
second lieutenants in the All
Force. The Navy and Army
Academies will continue supply.
ing officers to their sister service
until the new Air Force Academy
at Denver graduates its first
class.
Midshipman Harvey. who will
head the list Of Naval Academy
lprize winners to receive awards
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facet Of the historic settlement,
Mrs. Marjorie Hopkins, super
visor Of special services for the
county recreation department
said it was discovered early in
the planning that it couldn't be
quite authentic - the Indian
maids Of that era wore nothing
from the waist up. and officials
didn't think that would 60 over
80 well In Arlington.
Mrs. Hopkins. who is in charge
of the project, has another prob
lem. She is an expectant mother
and she's not sure she will get
to see the drama she has worked
on 50 hard during the past sew
eral weeks.
II hope the baby holds Oh
until it's over" she said.
Written by Teacher
The play. flushed Were Their
War Cries." was written by an
alexandria school teacher. Miss
1argie w. Robinson. who won
. 500 first place award for her
script In competition with IL
other writer's.
Ninety members Of the cast
most Of them Arlington residents
are working out nightly ct Pa.
trick Henry School.
Talent from the Washington
area has been enlisted In the
production. James Byrd, drama
professor at the University Of
Maryland, Is director: Mis-.
Dorothy Madden Of the Univer.
sity Of Maryland dance depart
ment. is choreographer, and
William B. King. former director
Of drama for the Galveston
(Tex.) Civic Theater. IL se,
designer.
The Pawmunky Indians ara
making most Of the propertie,
70 be used in the pageant. Rat.
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them. Mr.. Miller. according Ia
police. never heard from the man
again.
Gutridge. free on $1,000 bond
VIII appear in Police Court for
q preliminary hearing June IL.
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Damascus Dinner

The Damascus Methodist
Church will hold a country ham
and friend chicken dinner from
3 to 8 pm. tomorrow at the
church. Damascus Md.