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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
HELEN GASPAROVIC

burgh, Pa. Swim clanicama od-
sjeka broj 20 HBz kao / clanstvu
HBz uopce ovime javljamo zalo-
snu West, da nam je smrt IL ma
Sc sredine opet ponesla jednu ma
su sestru dugogodisnju clanicu,
Helen Gasparovic. Sestra Gaspa-
roHc zaklopila je svoje oci ma zad-
Mi pocin dana 80. juna, nakon du-
lie bolesti, koja ju je sapela uz
bolesnicki krevet konacno Ia
klopila njezine umorene oci.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojne nase tlani-
CO postavljeno je ma odar u po-
grebnoj kape1i Lovrencic-Ste-
phens, gdje nase clanice kao i
brojni prijatelji obitelji dodjose,
da joj odadu poslednju pocast i
reknu zadnji zbogom. U jutro
pal<o cd 3ceg julia mrtvo tijelo
dignuto je sa odra pogrebnoj
povorci ispraceno najprije u hr-
vatsku zupnu crkvu Sv. Nikole ma
No. Side gdje SUI odsluzene sve-
cane zadusnice "a pokojnicu po
nasem hrvatskom zupniku Rev.
Marian Soricu uz asistenciju Rev.
Valceka Rev. Hrboka, IL susjed-
nog Millvale-a.
Nakon odsluzene svete mise
Rev. Valcek je procitao imena
svih, koji su poklonili svete mise
"a pokojnicu u znak pocasti.
.Sa vjerskim obredima ovdje "a
vrsenin, pogrebna povorka je pro-
slijedila "a nase hrvatsko groblje
Sv. Nikole, gdje su mrtvi ostanci
nase sestre pokojnice predani
majci zemlji ma pocin.
Mad otvorenim grobom tn SO je
cd pokojnice ime drustva opro-
stila tajnica odsjeka, Dragica Bla-
sxovic, da joj u ime sveukupnoga
clanstva odsjeka oda posljednju
pocast rece zadnji zbogom. A
kako je pokojnica pripadala tako-
djer gospojinskom drustvu Hrvat-
ska zena ma North Side, oprostila
Sc je u ime toga drustva cd ME
u englesl1om jeziku predsjednica
toga drustva, Ana Brozanich, is
tal1nuvsi njezinu aktivnost u ma
rodnom drustvenom radu.
Nakon toga mrtvo tijelo spu-
steno je u grob, uz zelju sviju,
da joj laka bude zemlja, a Co.
spodin milostiv.
Pokojna sestra Gasparovit ro-
djena je u septembru mjesecu
1889 selu Jurovo, kraj karlov-
ca, Hrvatska odakle je svojim
ranijim godinama dosla u ovu slo-
bodnu zenlju "a boljim zivotom.
Tu je pristupila u nase drustvo
jos u godini 1881, dakle pred 26
godina kroz sve to vrijeme sa-
vjesno vrsila svoje duznosti pre-
ma drustvu. Drustvo joj je u znak
postovanja kao takovoj polozilo
ma odar lijep drustveni vijenac.
Kao bracni drug ona je pripadala
odsjeku 81 HBz, gdje je njezin
pokojni suprug bio "a dugo 60
dina clan, sto najbolje svjedoci ci-
njenica, da je tom odsjeku u
znak 50-godisnjeg clanovanja pri-
mila pocasni znak Zajednice.
Njezinu smrt danas oplakuju tri
l1cerke, jedan sin, diva zeta sna-
ha kao petero unucadi i diva pra-
unuka. Jedna cd njezinih kcerki,
Helen Relich, takodjer je zaclanje-
ma vec "a wise godina u nasem od-
sjellu takodjer je "a lijep niz
godina bila kao cinovnica u glav-
nom uredu Zajednice. U drustvu
pako medju prijateljima obitelji,
njezina smrt &c "a dugo vremena
ostaviti osjetnu prazninu.
Neka je nasoj dragoj pokojnici
stoga sa ovoga mjesta a u ime
sveullupnoga clanstva odsjel1a br.
20 nasa pocast i mas zadnji zbo-
gom Pocivala u miru!
njezinoj obitelji, djeci rodu nase
iskreno topic sauceste. - Ia
odsjek broj 20 HBz Dragica
BIaSkoyic, ta1nica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
TKO JE TO BIO PIJAN:

Pijanca Sc jednom pitali,
ako Ii zna stanovitog gospo-
dina, koji je takodjer ma gla-
su pijanica.
"Da Ii ga znam!" - bija-
Sc odgovor. "Svakako da ga
znam! Pomislite, opio ga jed
ne noci tako jake, da su bila
potrebna diva konobara da
me stave u krevet".
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
DRUSTVENI
-VIJESNIk =
Odsjek S5I. Detroit, Mich.

oucIch NlICl.
Ovime pozivamo cjelokupno clan
stvo naSeg odsjeka ma dojducu
sjednicu, koja &c Sc odrSavati IL
5ubotu, 5. augusta, u 7 sati We
Ger, kao obicno kroz letnu sezonu.
Ma ovoj sjednici ce Sc glasati po
pitanju prcdloga koji je usvojen
na prosloj sjednici. da Sc prencse
IL odsjetne blagajne s2,5OO.OO u
fond gradnje novog donna, to jest
da bude legalno po novim pravi-
lima, sto mora biti oglaseno l1roz
slulbeno glasilo "zajednicar" ta-
ko da clanstvo INA cijeloj stva-
ri. Stoga je vazno da svaki Clan
dodje ma sjednicu glasa prama
uvidjavnostl.
Takodjer je "a spomenuti da sc
priblizujemo naSoj velikoj pro-
slavi, so godisnjici, Ia koju tre-
ba swim silama raditi "a sto bo-
iii uspjeh. ! clanstvo neka ina ma
umu, da tai dan ostavi "a svoj
odsjck, da sc sprovede u krugu
svojih clanova prijatelja. Prosla-
va ce biti 20. oktobra tekuce 60
dine sa banketom IL Slovenskom
Domu ma John r.
Sa pozdrav vom cjelokupnom
Clanstvu.
Ia odbor odsjeka,
Mark kramarich, perov.
Odsjek 42S, Aliquippa, Pa. -
Pozivlje Sc clanove naseg odsjeka
da dodju ma sjednicu, koja &c sc
odrzavati Il iducu nedjelju, 4. ko-
lovoza, totno IL 2 sata poslije po-
dne, prostorijama ma 2O4 Frank
lin Avenue.
Ovo je vrlo vazna sjednica pre-
ma tome pozeljno je da sto wise
clanova istoj prisustvuje. Sjednica
je izlnijenjena pred par mjeseci
radi samog izleta, kojeg cemo
imati IL. kolovoza, pax je potre-
bno da Sto wise clanova dodje ma
ovu sjednicu da Sc prime "a rad
ia izletu. Uz to trebati cemo zna-
ii kako sretl1e stole nastojati
prodati sto Sc wise mo2e, jerbo
diva zgoditka stajati &c drustvenu
blagajnu sto bude falilo cd $780,
90.
Posto nj polovica clanova mite
primilo svoje dividende u mjese-
GU srpnju, stoga Sc mole svi cla-
novi da dodju ma ovu sjednicu po
svoje dividende da sa sobom po-
nesu svoje uplatne knjizice, ma ko-
je i'm Sc bude dividend kreditirao.
Dale brace sestre, kao sto ste
vidjeli u zajednitaru da je ovo-
godisnja kampanja nase zajednice
produzena do 81. oktobra, koje
produzenje je mama dobro do
Slo, posto nj mi u nasoj odsjecnoj
Rampant nismo potpuno uspjef,
fall nam jos II clanova. Nu kroz
ova tri mjeseca ia vjerujem, ako
Sc damo ma ozbiljni posao, da mi
mozemo ne samo ispuniti nasu od-
sjecnu kvotu, nego istu prekora-
citi.
Stoga ne zaboravimo mas izlet,
odsjecnu blagajnu. redovite mje-
scene uplate recent broj novih
Clanova.
Ivan Babit, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
POZNA JE VEG DUGO

On Je Moi ocltovao lJu-
bav. - Uzdigla je vrago-
ljasto glavu.
"Ti"? - sa nesto prikora
odvrati ona. "T'i me hoces j.
matt "a zenu?"
''Da", odvrati dosta zbu-
njen mladac.
"Ali moi dragi momte",
nastavi ona, I'll me poznajes
tex tri dana.
"Poznajem ia tebe znatno
dulje vremena!" odvrati
on. ia Sc nalazim dvije 60
dine cinovnikom u banci, gdje
tvoj otac imade racun - po-
log.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
SVJEZI GROBOW
- Nasih dragih -
Brace ! sesfara

217 Philip Matesa
222 Ferdinand Krmpotic
249 Augustine Tomich
261 Marko Blazincich
262 Anton Blazeyic
276 Milka Divjak
80 Mare Kurilic
Mate Herenda
351 Mary Kran
434 Frana EreS
sos Maria Wolf
600 Fred Menghini
1913 Frank Krizanic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31

Samo porodica nikada nije
ucinila covjeka velikim. -
Misli i djela, ne porijetlo, je-
su putnice do trajne slave.
- Skobeljev
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31

Ne zivi cd Niche milosti.
Takav zivot je najbjedniji, a
cesto i najskuplji.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31

Nova carinska tarifa Jugoslayije
originalu dobije Sc "a SOC (3
"a 81 kod American Balkan
Co., 10 w. 27th St, New York
1. saljemo sve u Stari Kraj.
Informacije dajemo besplatno.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
VACATION MA FARM

Imam lijepu farmu, koja je Ego
dna "a ljetni odmor vacation,
Tko zeli doti, covjel1 iii zena, Iii
obadvoje, jamGim da &c dobiti va
gu svako cd diva do pet funti ma
mjesec. - John MatkOvich, Grand
Valley, Pa. (31-32)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
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UMRLI CLANOVI H. B. z.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd 10. DO rs. JULIA, 1857

20 Maria Juriaco
Helen Topol
81 katarina OdrEic
81 Alphonse Manski
"A Franjo> Sostaric
81 Janko Murgo
"a Chris G. Spurlock
liz Roza Holek
100 Anton Jayorcic
1873 Maria Starcevic
154 Josip Novosel
Frank Krasich
1872 Steve Yovich
2O2 Tony z. Kelekovich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31

Kako bivamo stariji, to po-
stajemo bezumniji a | mudri-
ii. ROchefOucauld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28
Anew Job
ForIndiu
Edwards

Mrs. India Edwards. former
vice chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee,
and one Of the Nations best
known women politicos, has
been named director Of the
Washington ONCE Of the New
York State Department of
Commerce.
Announcement Of Mrs. Ed
wards appointment to the
$1S.S10-a-year job was made
in Albany by State Commerce
Commissioner Edward T.
Dickinson.
Commenting on the appoint
ment, Gov. Averell Hartman
of New York said, Mrs. Ed
wards has wide knowledge Of
the workings Of the Federal
Government. and will be Of
great help to the State In the
important job Of maintaining
good relations in Washington.
We are fortunate in being able
to have her with our Commerce
Department"
On July 1
In her new post, which she
will assume July /, Mrs. Ed
wards will succeed former
United States Senator James
NJ. Mead. who left the Com-
merce Department post last
September. She viii maintain
liaison between the State and
various departments Of the
Federal Government.
A former newspaperwoman,
Mrs. Edwards became nation
ally known during her years
u948-56) with the Democratic
National Committee.
She had q fair for the dra-
matte and newsworthy event,
such as her market basket
stunt" during the 1913 Demo-
cratic convention. when she
waved a dripping blood-red
raw steak in front Of the hot,
tired delegates to dramatic
the cost Of living issue.
The incident is often cited as
one Of the first dramatic"
uses Of the new television
medium by politicians.
Move To Coast
Mrs. Edwards left her post
as director of women's activi-
ties for the Democrats in 1858,
and she and her husband Her.
bert. who had been head of the
State Departments interna-
tional motion picture division.
moved to California.
But she continued to serve
as vice chairman for the DEM
ocratc until July, 1856. when
she resigned to become one Of
the managers Of Averell Har-
riman's campaign for the DEM
ocratic presidential nominal
ton.
She and her husband had
moved to New York City about
q year before that. and she
had taken a job as consultant
to the board Of the New School
for Social Research there.
Last December the Edwards
returned to Washington. where
Mr.. Edwards took q position
with q real estate firm.
Mrs. Edwards is a native Of
Chicago, who grew up in Nash
vile and st. Louis. She was
women's editor Of the Chicago
Tribune for many years before
going to work for the Demo-
Gratis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28

Whotever your July-Aueust plans
don't stint on dresses! 3 Dress
Shops, 3 SoIes bring summers
souoht-ofter fobrics and fashions
at this wonderful low price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18
Maryland Man
lis Charged With
|AssouItinq Girl

A Hillside tMd.) carpenter.
helper has been charged with
assaulting q lb-year-old school
girl In q parked car. Prince
Georges County detectives said
today.
The suspect was Unidentified
as Thomas H. Moore. %, Of the
i400 block Of Fifty-seyenth ave-
nue.. according 70 Detective 1t
Earl J. Huber. He was Jailed
without bond in Hyattsville last
night after the schoolgirl told
police she was threatened and
assaulted on October 10 in the
Brightseat area Of Landover.
The detective said the girl
first told her mother about the
alleged attack and that the
incident was reported 70 police
early this week. Early yester.
day. 1t. Huber said, the girl
told police she and another
teen-aged schoolgirl had &C.
cepted q ride with the suspect
at q bus stop.
Police said she accused
Moore Of threatening and as
saulting her after dropping
the other girl on at her home
Moore was jailed on q charge
of assault with intent to rape
pending q preliminary hearing
Monday in Hyattsville Police
Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18
Truck Smushes
Into School Bus;
q Injured SLIGHTLY

Four persons, including two
students. we're injured yester-
day when a panel truck crashed
into a school bus and turned it
over in Springfield Forest.
Franconia. Va.
Fairfax County police said
six students from the Belle
Willard School. a school for the
physically handicapped. were on
the bus as 1t was taking them
home yesterday afternoon.
Treated at Alexandra Hos
pital for minor injuries were
Wendell Radford. Is. Route 2,
blackberry street, Springfield.
and Nancy Parsons, 8. Of Route
/. Alexandria. Both were later
released.
The bus driver, Mrs. Dorothy
Louise Means, Vienna, and the
truck driver. Robert s. Delton.
40, So v street NV, were
treated and released at the
same hospital. police said.
Police Pvt. J. r. Poole said
the collision occurred at Kalmia
and Greenleaf streets. The
impact knocked the bus so feet,
spun it around and rolled it over
on its right side. Mrs. Means
got the children out through an
emergency door. She refused
aid for herself until all the chill
dren had been cared for, police
said.
Police charged Delton with
reckless driving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18

Chevy Chase Land Co.. said Mr..
Warren was ready to begin con-
structfon on the apartments to-
morrow II the permit were
granted. He said the present
project would cost in excess
of 81 million. Development OF
an additional 10 acres the land
company owns would raise the
total improvement cost to more
than So million. he said.
Freeze Prevented
The Maryland National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commits
sion has never put the SOUTH
east leg on Its master highway
plan. This prohibits the COM
mission from exercising .
three-year freeze on develop
ment within the proposed right
of way.
Mr.. Farr said that the fu-
ture of the southeast leg has
been kept under wraps"
I'VE don't know where we
stand" Mr.. Farr said. 1T looks
like we are smoking them out"
Mr.. Pritchett noted that the
southeast leg Is In the first four
year phase Of the Roads Com
missions l2-year program. Its
construction. however, has been
and is likely to be delayed by
the priority Of other radial
highways that now are carrying
more traffic than the estimates
for the southeast leg II 1t is
stopped at East-West highway.
That estimate Is 10000 cars
n day, Mr.. Pritchett said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18

ent plans. would terminate at
East-West highway and Beach
drive.
The southeast leg was the
subject Of a bitter fight in 1884
but discussions have been ly-
ing fairly dormant since then.
Mr.. Pritchett today said the
Roads Commission several
months ago had bought a large
tract from Eugene Casey Just
west Of Connecticut avenue that
would permit construction not
only Of the Washington circum-
ferential highway but also Of
the southeast leg which would
be linked to It. He said no
land, however. has been ac-
quired as yet for the southeast
leg east Of Connecticut.
Mr.. Princett reiterated pre-
vious statements Of the Roads
Commission that when and II
the southeast leg is built. the
commission will not extend 1t
south of East West highway un-
less District officials were pre-
pared to pick 1t up and carry
it into downtown Washington.
This would probably mean put
ting the highway along the edge
Of Rock Greek Park.
w. S. Farr, president Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18
Man,
ByAuto, Dies

A 7o-year-old Silver Spring
man was injured fatally yes
terday when he was struck by
q car while crossing East West
highway at Grub road.
He was Ralph Berger. OF
PALS Spencer road. He died
at Suburban Hospital about
four hours after the accident
in which he received compound
fractures Of both legs. q broken
arm and head injuries.
The driver Of the car was
John o. Carey. -. Of the $500
block Of Eastridge avenue. Ia
koma Park. Police charged him
with manslaughter. and he was
ordered 10 appear in Peoples
Court on November II.
Police said the impact tipped
Mr.. Berger onto the hood OF
the car from where he fell to
the pavement.
Mr.. Berger. who was married,
was the owner Of Berger Broth
ers Appliances. 1881 p street
NV. A store employe said he
had been In business. there
since 1928
Mr.. Berger also Is survived
by . son. Q daughter and q
brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18

of the conflict with the right
of way for the proposed ex-
spressway.
The application was iled
September 8 by Monroe War
rem. who Is building the garden
type duplex apartments for the
Chevy Chase Land Co. The
apartments are proposed on a
10-acre tract east Of Con-
necticut avenue and adjoining
the Chevy Chase Lake Apart
ments.
Norman M. Pritchett, chief
engineer Of the State Roads
Commission. said he had SUBJ
United the preliminary plan for
the road to Mr.. Warren and
added that he hoped the Chevy
Chase Land Co. would be able
to rearrange the apartments to
keep them out Of the right Of
way.
Third Of Acreage
Mr.. Pritchett said about
one-third Of the 10 acres would
be required for the right Of way.
The chief engineer conceded
that II no arrangement Is made.
the Roads Commission will have
TO decide Immediately whether
It win acquire the land for the
southeast leg which, under pres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18
University Women Sci
Education Workshop

The American Association Of
University Women will hold its
Northern Virginia area work.
shop on problems Of higher ed
ucation Saturday in Holm Hall
Elementary School. Mount
Vernon highway.
Registration win begin at 10
am. A luncheon at 1890 pm.
and afternoon sessions Of the
workshop viii be held In the
Olde Club, Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18
|RowOver Grape Testing
Leeds toMurder Charge

Wednesday night and jailed on
q drunk and disorderly charge
According to Mount Rainier
Police Sergt. Thomas e. Al
sop. Phillips repeatedly was In
volyed Ia a fight In the Acme
Super Market at 1851 Queens
Chapel road shortly before his
arrest. Police said he refused
TO be transported to q hos
pital.
Later. however. sergt. Alsop
and Mount Rainier Police Pvt
Thomas q. Smith took Phillips
to Prince Georges County Hos
pital. where he was treated for
q bruised nose and told to re-
turn TO the hospital the fol-
lowing morning for x-rays,
He was then returned to jail
lie Boeuf was apprehended
last night by County Detective
Sergt. Emmett r. q. Gray
Witnesses said he was the mar
who struck Phillips in the SUI
per market. brawl. the detec-
tive said.
Argued Over Grapes
The victim, police said, was
the chief butcher at the mar
ket for I'VE years and had re-
turned there Wednesday night
on q visit.
The two men first argued two
weeks ago, Sergt. Alsop said
when Phillips. on q visit TO the
store. spotted lie Boeuf taste
testing grapes to see whether
they were sweet or sour. Ac-
cording to the report received
by the police. Phillips said ID
lie Boeuf: What are you doing
eating those grapes?"
After his arrest. lie B0euf de-
MED he struck Phillips In the
Wednesday night scuffie. He
told police Phillips was stand
ing near the super-market meat
counter and started to fall. He
said he tried 10 catch him but
was unable to. lie Boeuf is
scheduled to appear in Hyatts-
vile Police Court at $3.50 am.
Monday.
Police said . medical report
indicated the victim died Of a
fractured skull and cerebral
hemorrhage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18

A B4-year-old District barber
was jailed without bond by
Prince Georges County police
last night on q murder charge
in connection with q fatal FIST
fight over sweet and sour
grapes In q Mount Rainier
grocery.
Held in the same Hyatts-
vile cellblock In which his
alleged victim was found dead
yesterday morning was Alexis
A. lie Boeuf Of the 800 block
Of Queens Chapel road, Mount
Rainier. The police said Le-
Boeuf Is q barber In the 400
block Of Twelfth street NV.
Fight At Market
The fatally injured man.
John Anthony Phillips, 80. q
butcher. Of $500 Sixteenth ave-
nue.. Chillum. had been picked
up BY Mount Rainier police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-18
Richardson
Elected Head
OF League

Mayor Frederick j. Richard.
son OF Mount Rainier was
elected chairman of the Prince
Georges County Municipal
League last night TO succeed
Mayor william H. Smith Of
Brentwood.
Mayor George J. OHare Of
Hyattsville was elected vice
chairman and Mrs. F1ex e.
Cristofane. Bladensburg council
member. was reelected secre-
tary-treasurer.
Members-at-large Of the ex-
ecutive board are Mayor James
w. Hardin. Landover Hills. and
Mayor e. Michael Roll. District
Heights.
The community officials APP
pointed q committee headed by
Or. Charles r. Davis. Mayor of
College Park. to investiga.a
bills which many Of the towns
have received recently from the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission for construction
work done in the towns.
Mrs. Cristofane said some OF
the bills resulting from road
relocations include projects as
far back at l947.
She said many Of the towns
have no records Of the work
done and are not aware Of hav-
ing received previous bills for
the individual projects. I'VE do
not feel the charges are justi-
fed" she said.
A sanitary commission
spokesman said the bills repre-
sent the total amounts owed
the agency by the municipali-
ties. The spokesman said that
the towns we're billed as the
various projects were COM
pleted. but that previous NUM-
cipal administrations have ne
elected to pay them.
f.. The league met in the Hy-
attsvilIe Council Chamber.
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Movie Of AIexcndriu
To Be Widely eIevised

The Army plans to show .
movie Of Alexandra on 3e6
television stations throughout
the world.
The movie was made by
Army photographers last sum-
iner during Alexandria Sa-
lutes the Army Week" The
first showing. to be attended
by city and Army officials. will
be October "a at the Virginia
Theater in Alexandra.
The film depicting scenes and
activities in thhe historic city,
will. have its first television
showing In New York on Oc-
tober n.
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To Clear GA Site

Morrison johnson. Inc. Of
Bethesda. Nd. was awarded q
$3l.450 contract yesterday to
clear the site Of the proposed
headquarters building for the
Central Intelligence Agency ct
nearby Langley. Va.
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Democrats to Dance

The Fairfax County Young
Democratic Club viii sponsor a
dance at 8 o'clock tonight at
the Mclean American Legion
Hall to raise campaign funds.
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Permit for Apartment
In Ri. 24O Path Held Up

permit construction Of e0unt apartment project
Chevy Chase Lake has been help because lies in
the path Of the Maryland State Roads Commission proposed
southeast leg Of Route 240.
The Montgomery County Department Of Inspection and
Licenses today confirmed had held UP permit because
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ForestviIIe Church Fete

A turkey dinner and bazaar
viii be held at I pm. tomor-
row at the Epiphany Episcopal
Church Parish Han. Forestviile.
Nd.
Evening star., 1957-08-28

be covered. and the records
would have to relate directly
to his testimony in court.
In case Of dispute over rele-
vancy Of the reports, the
prosecution would have to turn
them all over to the Judge, who
would decide what portions
must be disclosed to the
defense.
Phrase Stirs Dispute
Dispute centers around a
phrase in the House bill stating
that restrictions on disclosure
of files will stand, even If there
are court rules to the contrary.
Representative Celler, DEM
ocrat Of New York. charged this
phrase might annul existing
rules that give defendants GER
tain rights to examine prose-
cution records. He proposed to
write a phrase into the bill
to provide that the measure
would not bar any disclosures
that may be prescribed in ex-
isting Federal court rules.
Mr.. Celler and Senate back
ers Of the proviso contended
they mer0ly would make clear