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than the Widow Wadman.
Following are the casts Of
the three operas:
"P1DELIO" (BeethoVenl

"ftDELIO" (Beethovenl
Nov. q, y, 10. To be sung In Ger
man: spoken dialogue Enelish, Fide-
Ito. Wilma Spence; Marzelline, Mariys
waters. Rocco, Jan Rubes; Jaquino,
Grant Williams: Pizarro. Lee Cass;
Elofestanl David Lloyd; Fernando,
William Walker; direction, lighting
and staging, james WARNS: conduc-
tor. Paul Galway,
"ARIADNE AUf NAxOS" (strnusnl
February D., z, o. To be sung IN
German, Haushofmeister, to be an
nounced: Musiklehrer. Lee Cas-: Der
komDonist, Marguerite Willauer. Der
Tenor tBacchus), to be announced:
Tanameister, john MecoIium; Elm
Peruckenmacher. 10 be announced;
En-. Lakai, Robert Rue; zerbinetta,
Nadia Witkowska; priT4adonna
(Ariadne). Lois Marshall: Harlekin,
Robert Rue; 9carmuccio, Frank Por-
retta; Trudadin, Lee Cass: BriRhella.
John McCollumi Nyade, Sylvia Btahi-
mani Dryade, to be announced: Echo
Phyllis Frankel director, Nathaniel
aCOsI FAN TUTTE" tMssaTij
Italian; fiordlligl, Lois Marshall:
porabella, Mary McMurray: DesDina,
sylvia Stnhlman; 0uglielmo, John
Neardon; Fernando, John McCollum,
Don Alfonso, Donald Oramm; dlree-
tor. 70 be announced: conductor,
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Some rather stunning SAM
Piles Of the present-day Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra's
SKIN In the mere mechanics
Of music-making, Q skill In
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actly lacking. have been COM
ing along recently. Victor
had reasonable Justification
for labelling one Of It's discs,
housed in . Jacket somewhat
inconsistency decorated with
unatte nded instruments,
The Virtuoso Orchestra,"
although personally I would
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Bolero"-all on this partic-
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Another quite striking en-
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Ports Of Call" both Of which
serve as effective showcases
for the Boston ensembles
mllltifaceted talents.
But the BSO Offering from
which I have derived the
most pleasure recently is the
lovely Debussy work so sell
dom accessible in the concert
hall and so moving in its
warmth and spiritual glow.
The Martyrdom Of Saint
Sebastian" Charles Munich
is said to feel a special iden-
tification with this work,
symbolized in the fact that
you can hear Mr.. Munich
himself as the speaker. The
performance seems to reflect
much Of this personal feel
ing. Phyllis Curtin. a one
time Washington Fiordiligi
in Mozart's "Cosi fan tutte."
acquits herself creditably in
one Of the solo roles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

curing the summer, to the
selection Of artists to Ill
thirty roles. The Additions
Committee heard a hundred
singers, more or less, con-
sidering all the time not only
whether the piano accom-
PIANIST Of these charming
creatures was playing out Of
tune, but also how the singers
would appear as actors on q
stage.
Human Failings Weighed
Geography, Christian Dior,
Mammon. and what is some
times CONSIDERABLY spoken
Of as human nature" also
enter the picture. A man
who has accepted a down
payment to yodel sharpless
in Dallas. Tex, Is a rather
poor bet to sing Plzarro In
Washington the same night.
A girl who wants to wear .
certain dress design TO pune
tuate charms other than
those Of her voice must. now
and then, be convinced that
the costuming Of an entire
ensemble must limit the color
Of a single creation.
Once or twice the society
fiirted with block bookings
1t could take the singer 1t
wanted II It also would take
the spouse. q persuasion It
resisted. And so on.
Now that It is almost all
over pregnancy. pique, per-
suasion and other acts Of
God have robbed the society
Of one or two voices 1t coveted
and thought 1t had, q long
reflective look at the list Of
singers who will appear in
the three operas makes one
feel that it is a pretty good
one. that few opera COM
panies can boast a more inn
pressive roster.
Three Works Selected
Singers are only one Of the
necessities Of an opera sea-
son. / pass over a score Of
others and come to another
important one-Operas with
a capital o. The Society has
chosen three which should
be Of the greatest interest to
the fans. "Fidelio," "Ariadne
auf Naxos" and "Cosi fan
lutte" have this in common,
that they can all be given in
Lisner without the National
Symphony overfowing the
not enormous pit too OBJ
scenely. None requires the
mammouth orchestra Of
Aida" or "Pelleas ct Melis-
ande."
'Fidelio" intrigues the So
ciety because, although neg
lected in America, 1t seems TO
possess virtually every at
tribute of a universal favor
ite-melodrama, a heroic
heroine, various mems cho-
ruses and the magic of some
Of the best music Of Beetho-
ven.
On the Continent it is the
most popular opera, in Berlin
and Vienna as we'll as in
provincial towns, that i'm
presarios can discover, year
after year, It heads every
batting average. Here. 1t is
not discredited, It is simply
unknown.
Why 1t is not given more
frequently / do not know
perhaps because there are not
many flrst-rate singers will
ing TO undertake the rigors
of the taxing title role, a
hypothesis at which / would
have scohed six months ago.
Another conjecture Is a lame
and undramatic libretto. for
while these theme Of Ri
delio" is electrifying, being
the freedom of the individual
from the oppression Of
authority, no one has ever
claimed the presentation Of
the theme 10 be better than
stultifying.
That 1t has a strong, II
secret. appeal is proved not
only by It's imperishability on
the German stage but also by
Beethoven's own devotion TO
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CHORUS CAL

The Opera Society Of
Washington for its pro-
duction Of Beethoven's
'Fidelio." November Z, 8
and 10. will have a mixed
chorus Of 30. It win be q
professional group, selected
BY addition next Saturday
from 10 am. to $3.50 pm.
in the choir room Of the
Washington Cathedral.
Those interested should
apply at that time.
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VIVIAN SCOTT. piano. Howard uni
versity. $3.50 pm. italian Concerto,
Bach; pnvids-bundler Tame. echu-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
PROGRAMS
or THE WEEK
TODAY

NATIONAL GALLERY ORCHESTRA.
Richard Bales, conductor. Soloist
Lillian KalIlFs piano. National Gal
lery Of Art. 3 pm. Symphony No.
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have assortments. and doubt
less one must. such things
make redeeming features.
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ters, in a tidy little capsule or tab let. You can even buy candy-fav- ored supplements like Viterra Tastitabs that appeal to even the youngest diner in the house.
 But roofing out careless eating habits may not be so simple. Too many fgure-conscious women sac rifice healthy foods to shed few pounds. More often than not, teen- agers, always on the go, satisfy their hunger with soft drinks or candy. Children and men - can be mighty fnicky about the foods they will and will not eat.
 Setting an attractive table will help. Make it an iron-clad rule that everyone come to the table on time. Keep mealtime conversation cheerful. A well-balanced menu and well-balanced family relations make the table a center of family health and happiness.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-15
Railway Express Drivers In Seven Cities Voting On Plan to End Strike

WASHINGTON, R-Drivers of the Railway Express Agency in seven cities are voting on a pro- posal to settle their 85-day strike
 The National Mediation Board said here that "a tentative under standing" was reached Friday be- tween the express agency and the International Brotherhood of Teansters. About $500 drivers are involved in Cleveland, Chi cago, Cincinnati, Newark, Phila- delphia, San Francisco and St. Louis.
 A union official said it may be Wednesday or Thursday before the drivers in each city area com plete voting on the proposal. De- tails of the proposed settlement were kept secret pending out come of the voting.
 However. it was believed here the settlement comes close to the 2612 cents an hour raise in Wag- es and other benefits that has been the basis for labor settle ments by most railroad employees.
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June Temperatures Warmest in A Years
COn7DtJPd ou the

Compiled oy the Special Associated Press Correspondent
 The average temperature for June 1857 was the second warm est on record and the warmest since 1913.
 The 61-degree temperature ob- served on the l1th was the high est ever recorded here during June end was only three degrees below the all-time high, which occurred in July 1886.
 The average temperature last month was sos degrees, five de- grees above normal. The lowest temperature, 36, occurred on the 11th.
 Rainfall of .52 inch was .56 less than normal.
 Percent of possible sunshine was fl.
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ReSedrcn mas proved that the family board may groan with the weight of heaped platters - and still be light weight when it comes to vitamins and minerals. The family cook, it seems, is often short-changed by Mother Nature and, oddly enough, by her own eff forts to make palatable dish.
 Two tomatoes may look decep- lively alike, but one may have as little as one third the vitamin con- tent of the other, Then too, when those tomatoes are stewed, the elusive vitamins often break down " or are poured into the sink with the cooking water.
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The Nome nugget., 1957-07-15
Army Revamps
 Korean Division For Atomic Age

WASHINGTON, R-The Army Is beginning this month to revamp one Of it's two divisions in Korea into the streamlined "pentomic" organization for atomic age war fare
 It announced today a start on reorganization of the 7th Infan-- try, Ito increase its capability to meet the demands of modern warfare"
 This is the ninth division to be designated for reorganization to the five-element structure under which infantry divisions are re- duced from a present strength of 17,460 to 13,748 men, with five battle groups" taking the place of the conventional three-regi- ment structure.
 The overall program for or ganizing the pentomic division calls for supplying them with weapons of atomic capability- such as the Honest John rocket, the Corporal guided missile, and the eight-inch howitzer.
 Atomic-capable arms are not being sent to the 7th Division at this time, but new weapons and equipment is going into Korea in line with the US. decision to sus- pend that part of the truce agree ment which forbade any modern ization on either side
 The US. last month accused the Korean and Chinese Commit nists of a long continuing and widespread disregard of that DOT tion of the truce terms, told them it was proceeding with moderni-- zation of equipment for it's air and ground forces in Korea.
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Toronto, Ontario, Can. -
S ovime javljamo veselu West
cjelokupnom clanstvu H.BZ.,
da Sc je mas odsjek broj 961
povecao S jednim mladim cla-
nom, bratom Marian Basa-
dur, koji je pristupio IL Po-
mlatka gnijezda broj 615 u
odraslo clanstvo. Ovdje do
nasamo njegovu sliku, da ga
sve clanstvo vidi, a osobito
ono il Herzegovina odkuda
su njegovi roditelji doselli.
Mas mladi brat Marian,
rodio Sc 19. juna god. 1889.
u Kirkland Lake, Ont, Ca
NADIA. Kad mu je bio cetiri
godine, doselio Sc sa svojim
roditeljima mladjom sestrom
ovdje u Toronto. Pucku sko-
lu je svrsio S dobrim uspje-
hom, Toronto Public School
(Davenport), a visu skolu ma
Humberside Collegiate Insti-
tute.
Marian je prirodno mirne
naravi, dobar i uljudan MIA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

die, ostrouman i bistar. U
svojim naukama je uvijek u
prvim redovima, pa je "a svo-
ju marljivost bio i nadaren
wise puta raznim nagrada-
ma i skolarinom. u daljem
skolovanju ide naprijed, gdje
&c sada da nastavi ma Uni
versity of Toronto, a cilj mu
.je da izuci "a n Z e n ra.
Takodjer, Marian je dobar
sportas, igra razne sportove,
kao gom e t, basketball,
baseball i drugo, gdje je ov-
die bio nagradjen S prvom
nagradom, kao i u muziki, i
t. d.
Madame Sc da &c mas Ma
rijan biti i dobar zajednicar,
kao sto su i n:iegovi vrijedni
roditelji, brat Bosko sestra
Anica, pa mu u to ime zeli-
mo svako dobro u njegovoj
daljnjoj nauci. Svak k a cast
njegovim roditeljima koji SUI
ga ovako dobro odgojili. Do
bro nam dosao u nase re-
dove! - Kajo Mateljan, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

dobi cd IS godina), kada GER
tifikat uzima sve karakteris-
tike endowment certifikata
jesu jos privlaciviji kod certi-
fikata "a $4,000, nego sto su
"a 81, 900, jer, dok su izbori
isti, cijena "a drugu tisucu je
bila dosta smanjena sa opro-
stom Cd pristojbi "a upravne
troskove.
Divine Sc dovrsuje analiza
cijena i dobiti nasih Single
Premium certifikata. u clan
ku drugog tjedna donijeti ce-
mo generalni prikaz, koji &c
protumaciti proceduru kod u
pisivanja novog clana, vrijed-
most tockica "a predlagatelja,
pregled Zaklada, kaO OSmrt-
ninske i "a upravne troskove,
i t. d.
Dosta je sada reel, da je
Vasa Hrvatska Bratska "a
jednica, kao uvijek, u pred
MIN redovima naprednih /
modernih osiguravajucih dru-
Stava.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Joliet, Ill. - Ovime javlja-
mo prijateli ina i clanovima
nase Zajednice, da su Sc dvije
dobre prijateljice il mladih
dana sastale nakon As 60
dina, a to su Julia Trubic i
Anka Cerjak, koje su rodom
il mjesta Prisike, kotar Vr-
bovsko. Sestra Julia Trubic
je dosla u Ameriku godine
1912, a sestra Anka Cerjak
godine 1913. Ovdje njihovu
sliku donosimo, da iii vide
mnogi n j h o vi prijatelji il
Gorskog kotara diljem Sjedi-
njenih Drzava Kanade. Pr
va S lijeva ma desno je Anka
Cerjak, a druga je Julia Tru-
bic.
Sestra Cerjak, rodjena Ru-
zic, naselila Sc u Pittsburgh,
Pa, a sestra Julia Trubic, ro-
djena Buric, naselila Sc u
Joliet, Ill. Obje su clanice H.
B. Zajednice, sestra Cerjak u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

zanat i da tako stalno ostane
u Hamiltonu. Veil da ga .je
uprava Hamilton Oily m p c
Kluba uvijek nastojala pre-
dobiti "a aktivnog atleticara,
koja je i uspjela djelomicno.
On voli sport, ali ne zeli da
bude aktivan samo u jednom
sportu, pa iako znade da to
skodi njegovu uspjehu.
Kad sam ga upitao sto mi
sli 0 H.B.Z., rekao je da .je
radostan kad vidi, da naSa
Zajednica polaze mnogo paz-
ME sportu u svojim redovi-
ma. On je misljenja da bi Sc
ljetne igre mogle prosiriti ma
sih zajednicara, t. j. da bi Sc
u juznom Ontario mogao o.
drzati jedan zajednicki pix
mix, ma kojem hi mogli imati
takmlcenJe u atletici, baca-
ME kugle, trcanje, natezanje
uzeta drugog svakovrsnog
sporta. Takodjer nasi zajedni-
carl sjevernog Ontario bi tre-
bali biti wise zainteresirani u
sport, preko kojeg bi Sc bo-
lie upoznala nasa hrvatska O.
mladina, a i novi doseljenici
bi radje stupali u nase re-
dove, kada bi vidjeli da sc
medjusobno postivamo k a O
prava braca i Hrvati.
Ovoliko iz razgovora mia
dog brata Capin, clana naseg
odsjeka, kojemu zelimo sva-
ku srecu i uspjeh u njegovu
sportskom zanimanju, a isto
tako zelimo da prosiri sport
i u redovima H.B.Z., pogoto-
vo u svom odsjeku, u kojem
je dobar i aktivan clan. Tako-
djer zelimo da privede sto vi
Sc novih doseljenika u redove
svoga odsjeka, u kojem nema
mjesta "a politiku, a dosta
mjesta "a sportske druge
aktivnosti u smislu dobrog
"a jednicarstva.
Flip Zebic, tajnik
odsjeka GA H.B.Z.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

odsjeku "Sv. Trojstvo' bro
20, a sestra Trubic u odsjeku
"Tomislav" broj IT'S.
Posto SUI sestre bile dobre
prijateljice dok su zivile u
svojem rodnom mjestu kac
mlade djevojke, te Sc jos u
wick sjecaju m | a d i h uspo-
mena kroz koje SUI pros c
prize nego su otisle u tud.ji
svijet, u Ameriku. Kada je
sestra Trubic doznala da sc
njezina prijateljica nalazi U
Pittsburgh, Pa, ona sc je
spremila posla ma put i ia
mo nasla svoju prijateljicu
To je bilo ma 8. julia owe go.
dine, nakon dugih 45 godina
pa kada su Sc sastale obje
su zaplakale, valjda cd We
selja posto Sc nisu vidjele to.
lilSo godina.
ziviele prijateljice Trubic
Cerjak!
V. Bozic, izviestitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
75.G0DISNJICA TUNELA

U svicarskoj je sv e { a n O
proslavljena 75-ta godisnjica
probijanja tunela st. Gott-
harda, zapravo prvog zeljez-
nickog podzemnog pro | a "a,
k O ji m je spojena sjeverna
s juznom Evropom. Proslava
je imala uglavnom "zeljezni-
carski' karakter, a bill su
prisutni izletnici il cijele svi-
carske. Jubilarni Walk koji je
krenuo iz Luzerna, bio je isti
onaj vlak, koji je prvi put
prosao kroz tunel 1882. Da-
mas kroz oval tunel prolazi
120 do 10 viakova dnevno
sa 5 milijuna putnika i 3 mi
lijuna tona robe godisnje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

odraslo clanstvo, cije slike
ovdje donosimo.
Prva je nasa mlada sestra
Jean Fabac, koja je rodjena
25-og oktobra 1888. ovdje u
Kirkland Lake, Ont, Cd vrlo
dobrih i postovanih roditelja,
Dragice i Ivana Fabac. Otac
joj je rodjen u selu Mocile,
majka u selu Osojnik, Sc
veren ma Kupi, Hrvatska.
Mlada Jean svrSila je ov-
die osnovnu visu sl1olu S do
brim uspjehom, te sada je "a
poslena u ovom mjestu kod
Hydro Electric Power Com
mission. u nasem odsjeku ce
naci svoje roditelje sestru
Ivanku. Mi joj zelimo dobro-
doslicu u mas odsjek, kao i
svaku srecu u njezinom bu-
ducem zivotu, a njezinim ro-
diteljima cestitamo ma do
brom odgoju njihove ,djece,
te Sc madame da &c biti do
bra clanica naseg odsjeka i
Hrv. Bratske Zajednice.
Druga je Olga Wintar, ko-
ia je rodjena 8. aprila 1889.
isto ovdje u Kirkland Lake,
Ontario. Otac joj je rodjen
Iu mjestu Vintoriie Sv. Gre
gor, a majka u Velike Bloke,
P. Novavas Pri Rakeku, Slo-
venija.
Mlada Olga svrsila je O.
snovnu visu skolu S dobrim
uspjehom. Sada je zaposlena
kao cinovnica u uredu kod
w r G t h Hargreaves Mines,
! Kirkland Lake, Ont. u ma
esm odsjeku ce naci svoje ro-
ditelje i brata Josipa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

mjesto ma gradskom turna-
mentu. Takodjer je bio mai
mladji kuglas gradske repre-
zentacije i kapetan iste mom-
cadi. Atletikom Sc poGeo ba-
viii dolaskom ma studije IL
Split. Uz pomoc svojih vjez-
baca, Spana Solica uspio je
da bude jcdan Cd najboljih
sprintera Il Dalmaciji u 1862.
Veil da su niihovi Haidukov-
ci izlazili IL susret niihovom
ASK, dajuci i'm novGanu po-
moe igraliSte ma raspolaga-
ME. Iste godine imao je pr
venstvo Hrvatske u Zagrebu,
odnosno lijepih uspjeha ma
200 i 400 metara utrkivanja.
u Kanadu je dosao 1858.
i to u Sudbury, Ont, gdje je
zivio skoro 3 godine. Tamo
je igrao nogomet "a hrvatski
noSometni klub "Adria". Co
dine 1855. postao je clan fin
skog atletskog kluba "Voi-
ma, i u isto vrijeme postao
clan atletske organizacije u
Kanadi. Sudjelovao je u mno-
gim utakmicama u North On
tario i u Torontu. u Hamil-
ton je dosao godine 1856. u
isto vrijeme je dosao u mas
odsjek sa prestupnom listom
il odsjeka br. 793 u Sudbury.
Odmah dok je dosao u Ha-
milton potpisao je ugovor sa
Westinghouse Teamom, koja
mu je kompanija omogucila
da "a nekoliko mjeseci zavrsi