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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
~ GEORGE HUBER

In these days Of outsised
basketball players It's a pleas
ure to see that the top per-
former on the country's best
college team doesn't even reach
6 feet.
Our boy is Tommy Kearns
OF North Carolinas 5-foot-li,
l90-pound. 21-year-old senior
just an ordinary looking COLI
lege boy.
Naturally. the Tar Heels
didn't get where they are with
out the big boy; the name Of
Lenny Rosenblnth comes read
lily TO mind. And they aren't
going TO stay on top without
more Of the same. such as
Pete Brennan and Lee Shaffer
of this years team.
But by and large. it's little
Tommy who makes them go.
For one thing. he gets those
points. although he does much
more than that. He had %
last night In Cardinals $3.50
romp past George Washington
at Uline Arena. In the game
before 1t was 80 points against
Clemson.
Tommy No Showboat
Tommy Is the speedboy. the
drive and dribble player. al-
ways in the thick Of ac-
ton and generally controlling
things. The way he cuts. drib-
bles and shoots borders on the
fantastic. He's good at every
shot in the book. from long
outside losses to backhand
fiips under the basket And
the best part about him is
that he's not a showboat.
Last nights victory was
North Carolina's second this
year after 81 in a row last
season. That unbeaten string
last year was fantastic. and
Coach Frank Mcclure says he
knows nothing like that Is go
ing to happen this time. In
fact, MCGUIRE says. sincerity,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
~ the Associated PrsD

North Carolina States hopes
70 regain from North Carolina
the dominant place 1t once
held In Atlantic Coast Con-
ference basketball may be
sidetracked this season.
The Wolfpack. champion for
two years before the Tar Heels
took over last time. has a good
junior dominated team that.
along with Duke. figured as q
real challenger. II won three
in q row to start the season.
including a league victory over
Wake Forest. and was ranked
18th nationally.
But last night II met Glenn
son. a team whipped Just last
week by North Carolina. And
Clemson's previously winless
team came up with q $3.50
victory on its home court.
thanks to a 2l-point perform
ance from Walt Gibbons.
North Carolina had no such
trouble. The national cham
pions coasted to their saith
straiglftwin over George WASH
.ington. $3.50.
Action was sparse elsewhere
among the major schools. but
Texas. Dartmouth. St. Bona
venture. The Citadel. Chicago
Loyola and California turned
in noteworthy victories.
Three players hit double fig-
ures for Texas. winning its
third straight over McMurry.
7S-4l. Dartmouth's win string
went to three In a 1850 deci-
sion over Vermont, and un-
beaten st. Bonaventure whipped
Lemoyne for the 18th straight
time. 58-46.
Sophomores Art MuSsleman
and Ray Graves scored Is
points apiece as The Citadel
downed William & Mary. S5-
So. for its fourth Southern Con-
ference victory. Chicago 10y
ola. down four points at half
time. ratified in IS points after
intermission to crush South
Dakota State. S4-5s. California
went to two overtimes TO fight
OF Sc, Mary's tCalifJ. 67-57.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

I'm phone my wife again
and then let the people at
Texas AIM knew Of my deci.
SION" Daugherty said.
Daugherty came here from o
speaking engagement at Roch-
ester. N Y. last night.
Earlier yesterday. he told the
Chicago Daily News that he was
reluctant to discuss the possible
job switch because lit would be
proper for me to wait on them
Texas AIM to make any an
nouncement.
He passed through Chicago
en- route to Rochester after .
week end speaking trip in
Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
|! Is !. Keeping
Tar Heels on Top

he really hopes they get beaten
soon.
1.-THE pressure Is terrific. and
we've just got to lose one be-
fore we blow completely TO
pieces" he said last night.
"of course those kids don't
show 1t and they say they
aren't bothered. But they've
Just got to be tied In knots
inside. We've been. the No. l
team since about this time last
December. and know it's
making a wreck out Of me-"
Brennan. shaifer Get 20
MCGUIRE doesn't look like q
wreck. or as though he had q
worry in the world. He's
reasonably calm. as basketball
coaches go. and Of course he
didn't have a whole lot TO
worry him last night. This was
a sure win for the Tar Heels
almost ms soon as II was
scheduled.
In addition to Kearns, the
visitors came up with other
important scorers In Brennan.
q 6-foot-6 senior. and Shaffer'
a 6-foot-7 sophomore who IS
going TO be a real player. Both
got 20 points.
For CIV. losing its third this
year and it's eighth in q row
carrying over from last time,
the top man was Gene Guarilia
with IN pOints
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
ABC CONSIDERING
DELAYED TV OF
GAMES IN MAJORS

NEW YORK. Dec. IL
R.-The American Broad
casting Co. is considering
the possibility Of televis-
ing major league baseball
games in 1858 on q de-
layed basis.
I'VE have been explor-
ing the possibility Of tele-
vising day ball games in
the evening on fllm," said
Fritz Littlejohn. the net
works director Of news
and public affairs. There
are still many things to be
ironed out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

Totals 22 lS-." IL 0v
Halftime-North Carolina. fO-ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
.Royas Take On
Mounts in Lone
Contest Here

GEORGETOWN University pre-
sents the only college basket
ball in this area tonight. with
pesky Mount ST. Mary's sup
plying the opposition at $50
in McDonough Gym.
Navy plays at Delaware and
Howard goes to Hampton in
other games tonight. No games
are scheduled tomorrow.
Rising Maryland gets back
into action at home Friday
against Wake Forest. while
Georgetown plays at Balti-
more. George Washington opens
play in the SteA Bowl in
Pittsburgh. Catholic U. visits
American. Gallaudet plays at
Pace College IA New York and
Howard travels to Hampton.
Navy will play its first game
in its new gym at 2:30 Satur-
day against Princeton. while
that night GEORGETOWN plays
its alumni. Gallaudet visits
Drew College and Howard plays
st. Paul in the Capitol Arena.
Mounts Win First Two
Mount st. Mary's. which
beat Georgetown last year. will
bring a 30 record into Nc.
Donough Gym tonight. The
Mounts. coached by Jim
Phelan. have beaten Elizabeth
town College and Steubenville
College. and will be playing
their first road game against
the Hoyas. who lost to Prince
ton and beat Loyola of Bal
timore.
! Gone from the Mounts ros-
ter Is Jack Sullivan. whose
name figures to dominate the
record book at the Emmitsburg
Md school for some time.
The former star at st. An
See HOYAS, Page 0-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
Red Sox Get SchwoII
For Bonus of S50, 900

NORMAN. Okla. Dec. IL Up.
Don Schwall. University Of
Oklahoma basketball player,
said today he had signed .
baseball contract with the
Boston Red Sox for a bonus.
The bonus was reported in ex-
cess of $4,000.
Schwall quit the Sooner cage
squad Monday and said he was
considering the offers Of five
major league baseball clubs.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-04
RANDOM NOTES
BY DOROTHY SANFORD -
BY DOROTHY SANFORD

Teas galore dotted the Greater
Miami aarea oon. last Sunday after
noon. Among them were those
given by the -1dofhers Club cot
jackson Toddle Inn ON 448th Ter.
and one given by the Miami Chap
ter of Links, Inc. Mrs. James
Reed, president. This was the
first public affair given by t h e
group who used the lovely patio
of Holmes Elementary School as
the setting. Members and hus-
bands were introduced after the
president gave the history and
.purpose of the organization. Music
was crowded In part 6by Mrs.
Samuel Payne, soloist; and h e
.Deltaaire5 directed by Mrs. Cath
crime KLEIN.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-04

The Affords,
Betty and Luth-
er of Ojus CEN
tertained recent
ly at their spa
cious home for
the pleasure OF
their friend,
Mrs. : Raymond
-Sllreeves of Los
Angeles.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-04

The Liberty Choir Un:on'- 6th
anniversary will open Tuesday
night, May z at 8 o'clock and will
continue thru Sunday, May IL at
Trinity CINE Church, 20l4 NV
5th court. The pastor, Rev. A. H.
Harris, will deliver the anniver-
sary sermon on Sunday afternoon
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-04

Have you seen the attractive
windows at Perry's Florists
since they have been decorated
for Mothers Day? The Third
Ave. windows silhouette is the
work of MIR. Perry. Both the ira
ditional and modern Mother is
featured. Do drop in to enjoy the
flowers, no.egays, corsageS and
special floral arrangements to be
seen there.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-04

Cards from ACE collegiate, Mrs.
Grady Dinkins and from Local
ACE president, Mrs. Willie
Titles from Los Angeles where
the two attended the in-piring
international meeting Of the As
ISOLATION for Childhood Education.
They were guests Of the Statler.
From Louisville, a card from
Mrs. Charles L. Williams, one of
two Negro women attending the
$50 member conference of the
Southern Region of the Presi-
dents Committee on Education
Beyond High School. The Will
hams who attend many national
conferences do an excellent job
of representing this area where
ever they go.
Miss E. c. Thomas called to tell
of her Eater motor trip to Au-
gusta and Sparta, Ga, the birth
place of her father and mother.
She was the guest Of her good
friend and fellow Tnskegean,
Mrs. Rosa Lee Brady's mother
and Willie James Thomas. Miss
Thomas, who has been unable to
teach this year due to an auto
mobile accident, is slowly recov-
ering and has felt especially well
since her Easter trip.
Mrs. Frances Sherard Cato of
the Douglas faculty was called
back to Ohio because of the
death of her father, Rev. George
Sherard, on last Sunday morn
ing. Rev. Sherard served as an
interim "a tor of Kelly's Chapel
before returning to Ohio and the
Lexington Conference of the
Methodist Fl. iscopal Church. He
has been guest preacher at
EbeneZer M. E. Church. The fun
eral was held on Friday morn
ing, May 3 at 10 am. at his
charge in Milford, Ohio.
The special program presented
10y members of the Non-In true
tional Workers Organization at
Carver High School Auditorium
last Friday night was interesting.
Sorry that the audience was SO
small. Members of the organi-
zation which numbers nearly 100
were also absent for various rea-
sons. The affair which was
benefit for a very worthy cause
was narrated by Daniel Francis
of the Oct program at North
western. Thomas Blue accom-
panied by his wife, sang one
number. Other participants other
than Non Institutional Worker
included the Master Singers, Miss
Jean Solomon and little 6-year-
old Eugene DuPree Of Carver.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-04

principal, GRACEFULLY welcomed
the visitors. Luther Bibb is pres
ident of the Nom Institutional
Workers.
James Evans of the Pentagon
made a quick visit to Miami last
weekend. It is always possible to
learn something of value from his
conversation. Mis- mother, FORMER
Dunbar principal, Mrs. Camilla
Evans, is planning her : second
1857 Miami visit this summer.
Colonel Claude Clark is i'm
proving at the Veterans Hospital,
Coral Gables after becoming i'll
during the Easter visit with his
wife, Mrs. Ella Clayton Clark Of
the Northwestern faculty. Col.
Clark is stationed at Fl. Benning,
GA.
Miss Betty Sutton, Junior at
FAMU, was tapped for Kappa
Alpha Mu National Honor Socie-
ty on April 18. The purpose of
the society Is Ito promote high
scholarship, to encourage sincere
and Jealous endeavor in all
fields of knowledge; and to de-
,velop AN appreciation for schol-
arly work and scholarly endeavor
r.. in others" Miss Sutton is a sis
ter of Mrs. Bessie Dennis and Carl
Sutton. The Booker T. Washing
ton graduate has won many hon
ors, social and scholastic at FAMU.
She is a member of Delta Sig
ma Theta Sorority.
Happy birthday to Mrs. Sue
Harris who celebrated another on
April 80 with her Reactivation
Center going ahead steadily. Mrs.
Harris will be on call at the Cen
ter from 3 o'clock con in the al
ternoon.
MRS. Clora M. Pearsall cele-
brated her birthday with the help
of the entire Dunbar Family -
pupils, staff and faculty on We'd
nesday afternoon, May /. Gifts,
cards and a huge birthday cake
were among the many remean-
brances Of the day.
Mrs. Angie Smith, who has
been visiting with her daughter,
three sons and a daughter-in-
law for the cast several months,
left on Tue day morning for
Beaumont, Texas where she will
spend a few days before return
ing to her Terrell, Texas, home.
Invitations are in the mail for
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-04

Congratulations to William
Johnson, director of the so voice
choral group of Dorsey High and
his young people who were
among the singing organizations
featured during the recent meet
ing of the Southern Regional di-
vision of the National Music Ed
ucators association at the NC
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-04

the wedding reception of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walden Harris at their home
$685. NV 50th ST., Brownsville.
Mrs. Harris was the former Wv
ian Caldwell Of the faculty Of
Mays High School. MIR. Harris,
who has been a photographer in
the Air Force for the past six
years is a native of Mississippi.
The couple were classmates at Be-
hune-Cooknnan College. The
couples wedding was held in the
parsonage of Greater Bethel
anne Church, Rev. Fred Hicks Of
ficiating, on Saturday, April 20.
Mrs. Harris, a business major,
served as secretary with the Afro
Insurance Co. and the Pittsburgh
Courier's Miami office prior to
accepting a position with the
Dade County Board of Public In
struction. She is a member Of
Alpha Gamma Chi Sorority.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-04

Allister Hotel. The Dorsey
Chorus sang last Monday morn
ing.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-04

Mrs. Frances Tucker, Carver
principal, GRACEFULLY welcomed
the visitors. Luther Bibb is pres
ident of the Non-Instructional
Workers.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-04

Happy birthday to Mrs. Sue
Harris who celebrated another on
April 80 with her Reactivation
Center going ahead steadily. Mrs.
Harris WIFI be on call at the Gen.
ter from 3 o'clock con in the al
ternoon.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-04

Invitations are in the mail FOL
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
1000 T0NA CUEVI UV0zII
JUG0SLAVIJA u AMERIKU

U rije6okj luci bio je ovih
dana vrlo zivo. Ma nekoliko
stranih prckooceanskih bro
dova utovarivalo Sc beSavne
cijevi IL zeljezare u Sisku.,
Besavnim Cijevima iugosla-
venske proizvodnje t e ci ce
nafta IL americkih petrolej-
skin polja.
Utovar cijevi promatrali su
broini gradjani, Nije to tako
obiCno, da sc naSi industrij-
ski proizvodi izvoze u vodece
industrijsl1e zemlje svi j e a.
Cijevi ma sebi nose zig API
t. j. Americki petrolejski in
stitut.
Jos 1852. godine pocela je
zeljezara u Sisku izgradjivati
owe cijevi. Nije dugo potraja-
10 i owe su cijevi pocele ira
ziti brojne zemljc. U pocetku
SUI besavne cijevi odvazane
morsllim putem u malim ko-
licinama. u 1855. godini iz-
vezeno JIG svega l,464 tona.
Nallon godinu dana izvoz sc
popeo na 1925 tona. Cd to-
ga u SAD 4,06S tona. Donna
ca potrosnja beSavnih cijevi
toliko je velika, da sc izjed-
nacila s izvozom.
lzvoz beSavnih ijevi u S.
A. D. postaje sve znacajniji i
postoji mogucnost da plas-
man postigne visinu cd 1OO,-
900 tona godisnje.
Mozda &c poneko neupuce-
nj pomisiliti da prodajem O.
We cijevi jeftiniie od ostalih
proizvodjaca Il inozems t v u.
Mediutim nije tako. zeljezara
Sisak izvozi u Ameriku be-
savne cijevi Ia istu ciienu ko-
ju drze i drugi, B. d.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
Matt Sarich, izV.
MARKO SMICIKLAS

Chicago. iii. - Odsjek "a HBz
javlja zalosnu West, da smo sa
smrcu izgubili dugogodisnjeg cla-
ma, brata Marka Smicil1las, koji je
nakon kratke bolesti ispustio svo-
ju dusu dana 26. srpnja 1857.
Pokojni brat bio je rodjen II.
kolovoza 1875. u selu Sojati, opel
ma Sosice, zumberak, Hrvatska.
Stupio je u Hrv Narodnu zajed-
nicu 27. rujna 1908, i to u bivsi
odsjek "Crveni Kriz" broj 103
N. H. T., koji Sc je godine 1881.
ujedinio sa odsjekom broj "a pod
imenom "Sveti Nikola"
Kao mladic cd 18 godina dosao
je ovu zenlju u potragi "a bo-
linn zivotom, kao mi svi ostali
doseljenici. Ovdje Chicago, I'll.
radio je vecinom po zeljeznim
tvornicama, takodjer odlucio da
Sc posveti u novinarsku javnost.
Bio je dugo godina zastupnik no
vine 'Hrvatski Svijet", kao dru-
9Th novina tiskanih ovdje u do
movini, a isto napisao mnoge clan
Ike, vecinom kritike kroz novine,
koje je zastupao.
Godine 1900. ozenio Sc dobrom
djevojkom, Martom Dragelj, 5 ko-
jom je odgojio diva sina, oba sada
ma Chicago Police Force, Emilia
kao Sergeant, koji ie sa supru-
gom zaclanjen u HBZ.. drugi sin
Petar je u Detective Bureau, tri
kceri, Mrs. Caroline Smith, Mrs.
Martha Malek i Mrs. Mary Ellen
Buxton, te IA unucadi troje pra-
unucadi.
U kapeli Urbanek, pod vod-
stvom pogrebnika Pavlak, vidjelo
Sc je koliko je imao prijatelja. O.
dar mu je bio ukrasen sa mnogo-
brojnim cvijecem, medju kojima
je bio krasni vijenac naseg od-
sjeka zadnju pocast preko 50
godina clanovanja. u 10 sati u
jutro Rev Vladimir Vancik bla-
goslovio je mrtve ostanke ka-
peli, naknadno groblju sv. Ma
rije, zatim mas delegat brat Pc
tar Badovinac oprostio Sc u ime
odsjeka dirljivim govorom.
U ime drustva tebi brate Marko
neka je lahka zemlja u kojoj po-
civas pokoj vjecni, a tvojim mi.
linn dragim nase iskreno >sauce-
sce'
George Sajatovich, peroY.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
Jayna zaIlyala
Darovateljima "a Natrogasno
Drustyo Simatoyo, Cor. kotar

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ma prVo-
me mjestu zelim sc u ime Odbo-
ra Dobrovoljnog VatrogasnoG
Drustva Simatovo, Zavrsje, op-
Gina Brod Moravice Il ime ia
mosnjeg naseg naroda najljepse
j najtoplije zahvaliti swim daro-
vateljima, koji su, kada su bill
po meni zamoljeni "a doprinos
razumjeli potrebu i nuzdu va
trogasnih sprema "a obranu ma
rodnih domova u slucaju nesret-
nog pozara. Neki su darovali ve-
Gu a neki MANU- svotu, vec pre-
ma tomu kako je tko bio mo-
guc kako je tko osjecao shva-
ito narodnu potrebu. Navesti Gu
imena darovatelja svotu dopri-
nosa, a uz to i mjesto onih da-
rovatelja koji su izvan grada
Clevelanda.
Klub "Goranin" $4,000. Pc
$1,000: Marko Mary Golik,
McKees Rocks, Pa; Slavko
Ruppe, Brooklyn, N. Y; Marko
Pirsel, kuzme Ana Crnkovic,
Pauline i Frank Sneller. Po
$500: Matt karolina Jurko-
vic, Mckees Rocks, Pa; Anton
Mocan, Ivan Spraitzer, Warren,
o.; Nick j Josephine kvater-
mix, Anton Marija Ribic, Matt
i Marica Pirsel, Joe Katarina
Podnar, J. B. Mihaljevic $500.
Po $500: Barbara Robic,
Pittsburgh, Pa; Steve Petrunic,
Andre Kavran, John Veronika
Kovach, Pauline Yug. Pc $1.0O:
Neza A Abran vic, Veronika
Franks, Josip Herendic, Marga-
ret sepac, McKees Rocks, Pa.
Roza Wreck, McKees Rocks, Pa.
Ilija Vidovic, Joe Tomato, Hen
ry Staiduhar, Andre Staiduhar,
Luka Kojundzic, Frank stiglic,
Nikola Krajacic, Janko Kovac,
Frank Bukovac, George Malje-
vac, Mary Jancin, Mary Malenic,
Martin Brajdic, Katarina Pla-
van. Po so cent?: Frank Movric,
Marija Jurkovic Josip Delost,
Svega skupa sakupljeno je
$171.5O. Oval novac odaslan je
ma predsjednika Vatrogasnos
Drustva Anton Wolf, Simatovo
Jos jednom swim darovatelji.
ma iskrena hvala rodoljubni
pozdrav.
Pauline Sneller. 25271 Chat
worth Drive, Cleveland II
Ohio.
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IVAN BENGEZ

Odsjck 3O7, W. Browns, lille, Pa.
- Ovime javljamo tuznu West,
da smo il svojih redova sa nemi-
lom smrcu izgubili dobrog vri-
jednog clana, brata 1vana Benge-
"a, koji je svoje trudne i pleme-
mite oci zauvijek zaklopio dana
%. augusta. 1857.
Pokojni brat Ivan bio je jake
dobri covjek, mirne naraVi i nj
kada Sc IL svome zivotu nije nj
kome zamjerio, iii da bi kome ne
sto ma zao ucinio. JOS u svojim
mladim danima pristupio je u mas
odsjek, IL kojem je bio vjeran clan
sve do zadnjega casa svoga 1.-Two
ia. kada ga je udarila kap svo-
ju plemenitu duSu ispustio. Pa
iako nije bio ozenjen, nego je bio
samac, ali je bio toliko voljen /
cijenjen, da je njegov odar bio
okicen mnogobrojnim vijencima
cvijeca Cd roda prijatelja, medju
kojima Sc je isticao krasni vie
nae nasega odsjeka u znak po-
sljednje pocasti.
Bio je rodjen 1894. u selu Sta
ra Raca, kotar Bjelovar. liza Sc
be ostavlja rodbine starom kra-
ju, a ovdje sestru stricevllu j ne
cakinje West Hickory, Pa.
Njegovo tijelo bio je izloze-
no u Skirpan Funeral Home u
West Brownsville. Molitvu zad-
ME vjerske obrede je izrekao Rev
John Paul Pugh, zupnik cd Chris
tian Alliance Church, odakle smo
njegove ostanke prenesli ma La
fayette Groblje. Mad otvorenim
grobom je procitao nadgrobno slo-
vo odsjecni predsjednik. koji sc ie
s pokojnikom oprostio Il ime ME-
ga zahvalio svima, koji SUI daro-
vail whence cvijeta poklonili svo-
je automobile prigodom sprovoda
A sada dragi brate Ivane nella
ii bude lahka ova zemlja kojoj
ces pocivati, a tvojim milim dra-
gina, koje liza sebe ostavljas IL
razavamo nase bratsko saucesce
John JandrokOyich, predsi
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Vazno "a odsjek 351
nofrnsfL MsoL

Detroit, Mich. Ovim e
javljamo clanstvu naseg od-
sjeka, da prelazimo ma odrza-
vanje sjednica sa subote ma
vecer ma nedjelju poslije po-
dine, pra m a godisnjem "a
kljucku, te pozivamo sveukup-
no clanstvo da dodje ma doj-
ducu sjednicu, koja &c Sc O.
drzavati u nedjelju, Cog ok
tobra, u 2 sata poslije podne
u nasim klubskim prostoriia-
ma, 1875 McNichols Road. u
moljava Sc clanstvo da posje-
cuje svoje sjednice u sto We
Gem broju, jer sad je prosla
ljetna sparina te ne cete mo-
rati patti cd vrucine. Tako-
djer je vazno da clanstvo pa
ri, sto Sc radi priprema je-
senske sezone.
Skrecemo paznju clanstvu
naseg odsjeka, kao i drugih
odsjeka H.B.Z. j ostalih ma
sih drustava, da ma nedjelju
2O-og oktobra pada nasa 50
godisnja proslava odsjeka, "a
koju Sc odsjek priprema vec
d ul je vremena, sa bogatim
banketom j programom, u
SloVenskOm Domu ma John
R. i 6 Milja, u 2 sata poslije
podne, a biti &c nam glavni
predsjednik H.B.Z. brat V. l.
Mandic kao glavni govornik,
te ostali visoki gosti cd dr.
zave Michigan i grada De-
troita.
Tiketi su "a banket gotovi,
$500 po osobi, a ma vecer sa-
mo "a pies, "a one koji nisu
ina banketu, 81 ulaznica. "a
to 81 vec sada nabavite ulaz-
nice "a banket, a odbor sc
ivec unaprijed b brin da vas
bratski ugosti doceka.
| Sa pozdravom cjelokupnom
clanstvu naseg odsieka i clan.
stvu II. B. Zajednice.
Mark kEamaEish. perQy
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
koyi radar

Americko zrakoplovstvo
Kolumbijski univeriztet saop-
cili su nedavno da je usavr-
sena nova radarska tehnika,
koiom sc "a nekoliko stotina
puta povecava domet radar'
skin uredjaja. Ustvari Sc ra-
di O znatnom povecanju slike,
koja Sc reproducira ma radar-
skom ekranu. Novu tehniku
su usavrsili strucnjaci Ko-
lumbijskog univerizteta po-
sliie tri godine rada.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
Nakit "a put ma mjesec

Upravitelj projekta "a a
mericke svemirske lijetove -
John P. Hagen - izjavio je,
da samo nestasica novcanih
sredstava smeta da Sc napre-
duje u pokusima. Redaktor
najvecih americkih strucnih
izdanja "a avijaciju Rafaele
Garavito apelira ma americke
zene da zrtvuju svoj nakit "a
ostvarenje puta ma mjesec,
kao sto je spanska kraljica
Izabella zrtvovala say nakit
da bi financirala kolumbov
put.