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District Okuys
Nine 1-Story
Dwellings
Recent building permits issued
=. 49, HAs.A.aaA i.anl,.Aa.

Recent building permits issued
by the District include:
Harrison Construction Co.,
Inc. owner and builder. 1142 In
vestment Building; warren
Shoemaker, architect: to erect
nine one-story dwellings in the
900 block Of Burns street Sc.
and one one-story dwelling at
42O0 Hillside road Sc: to cost
100000.
Randall H. Hasner Co., owner.
1921 Connecticut avenue NV:
General Elevator Co., builder, to
make elevator repairs, 1910 K
street NV; costs $4,000.
Formant Realty Co. owner.
COZ H st. NE; r. b L. Co.,
builder: Earl Won Reichenbach,
architect: one t3-story apartment
(l4 units) sos Jefferson st. NV;
cost. $4,000.
w. C. q A. N. Miller Develop
ment Co.. owner-builder. 4325
4eth st. NV: Edward r. Spano.
architect: one 2-story dwelling,
5000 Upton st. NV; cost. $685.
900.
Home for Incurables, owner,
37th and Upton st. NV; Skin.
ker 4 Garrett, builder; Juste-
ment, Elan a. Darby, archite -;
additions. 40l5 37th st. NV;
cost, $20.600.
Colonial Electric Supply Co.. Inc.
1Sam Barmaek), owner, 635 K
OF. NV; builder not selected;
Earl Won Reichenbach. architect;
2-story addition 70 electric supply
business and alterations to ex-
isting building, 80 Net York ave.
NV: cost. SIS 900 tor addition.
$4,000 for repairs.
Philip q Anna Gimbel. owners,
1891 g st. NV; builder not selec-
ted: Jack C. Cohen. architect:
remodel front Of building, addi-
tons; ga Z. Capitol st. NE:
cost. $1,000.
Archbishop Patrick OBoyle.
owner, 4235 4th st. Sc; builder
not selected; Frank Duane.
architect: erect retaining wall.
423S Fourth street Sc; cost.
$4,000.
Business a. Professional Wom-
ems Foundation. owner, 2012
Massachusetts, avenue NV:
Z. L. Klavans. builder; Ted
Englehardt and Clifton B. White,
architects: to erect stairs and re-
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about October I. with Judging 10
follow shortly afterward.
This years program. though
not yet formalized. win be gen.
orally similar to that Of Q year
ago. but with certain refinements
and improvements resulting
from last years experience.
Last year results were par
ticularly gratifying. with much
very fine work submitted.
The awards this year are to
be offered for both homes Of
the custom and development
type.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
Builders Plan
I'd Annual
Design Awards

by HARVEY A. WILLIAMS
Secretary. Northern virginia Builders
Association
The Northern Virginia Build.
ers Association. which wa.
founded in 1885. Is sponsoring
this year for the second time 9
Building Design Awards Program
to recognize and encourage bette
planning and design of home.
and subdivisions. Kenton d
Hamaker is chairman Of thu
committee sponsoring the even
this year.
The competition will closs
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frid v. Worland. architect. 1913
K street NV, to make altera.
tons. l7l0-1S M st. NV; cost.
$50. 900.
Harper-Bartlett. Inc, owner
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and builder. 1924 Dogwcod street
NV; q. r. Ward. architect;
erect one two-story dwelling.
1882 Thirty-second street NV:
cost. $4,000.
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finish interior. 2012 Massach-
usetts avenue NV: cost, $25,O 900.
Medical Society of d. c.,
owner. l7l8 NJ street NV;
Michael Abrams, builder: Will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04
81. 900 Prefubs Started

About 94.79O prefabricated
homes were started in 1856. ac-
cording to q Nationwide study
just completed by the Prefab-
ricated Home Manufacturers
Institute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04

FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cLosE-IN TAKoMA
PARK-PRicED At $I4.ss0-432 LINCOLN ANE.-0PEN
SUM- i-6-cute bsea! cIssa pin! bedrooms baths
Gorgeous end workshop Full bssemea Screen pose Lovely
fenced ot 81 and FLA considered Co. Ave- Pney
s'oHeh 3D. IT. to Cedar. r. 10 csnoH Ave, csnoN Lin
CON- IT. 10 home.
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FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cHASg-4-DEDRooMS-
ONE elock OFF CONN. AVE. BLEsSED SACRAMENT
PARISH = $i7.sso - s7o3 LEGATION STREET. NV. -
OPEN SUN l6- hove large fsmy end modest income
HOW CAN you SEAT lTi Neshboood excellent Convenience
voader. real comfortable home IN splendid condition csna
Ave. 10 Lesoion; Il. 10 home.
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"sIT o. eEoRcErowN" m EXCLUSIVE BRlARcLIFF-s7,,
MACARTHUR BLvD.-oPEN SAT. 2-7 SUN. li-7-sNHsh new
tcwnhouse very Fashionable controlled aeaborheod Suit by
Frenk Phillips. L with freploee seporoe din rm beautiful
automatic kt big screened living porch PLUS l6 bedm and bath
on LIST focr mostersize bedms both Ind floor Rec eo
with fireplace powder bua serose and large utility cad
;orose ao setevel basement Pepored for central dir
dihonins. $32750
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FIRST PRESENTATION - BETHESDA - BEAUTIFUL EDGE
MooR-Low zoS-7i2o ExFAiR RoAD-oPEN SUN. l-6-
reel beeuty Metieulou leaving country bedrooms sr
pvo Picturesque white board fence Garden house. sote root
Wonderful convenience to schools and shopping excellent neigh
bohood Wis Ave- to Brodey Blvd, left Fofux Denton It,
to Exfair left to home.
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FIRST NTATIoN-BETHEsDA-looKS LIKE A MAeA-
ZINE PlcTURE-s4s4 SINGLETON DRlVE-oPEN SUN. is
An artist could hoTdy conceive ovee setting eppeons
home. Ysu should ride out onY the beoufu trees end
pontnss sbsdcom brick Cope Cod style home with big
Large besmed ceiling living with attractive boy window Priced
left 10 Singleton. It. to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-04

FIRST PRESENTATION CHEVY CHASE RAABLER - OPEN
SUN. is - 100 EDeEVALE STREET - NEAR colUMBIA
COUNTRY CLUB - Ney attractive brick home excellent con-
ditoa end eonveaisnt everything bsdroem bsths b luxe
kitchen with table Large with freplocs bsr end
boh Builtn sa'sse psiio end porch $ss0 Conn.,
Ave- Ext 10 EuWsst Hwy left bottom Of h right On Edaevois
10 home
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kENWooD-THERE ARE VERY FEW RAMDLERs M TINS
MOST DISTINGUISHED coMMuNlTY-THS ONE IS BRAND.
NEW!-SSio HILLBuRNE WAY-oPEN SUM- i-6-Mer-
vecus quul Huge FULLY AIR CONDITIONED! lN IN.
lInzI lb'or Bedrooms bath. Gerdsn level Zee,
etioehsd sorose blocks the Club spsndd volus $3.50
Wis Ave- bks beyond C. Line Donet Ave- ttvufiie light
lett Dorset end cont thru Ksnwood Hbus Wy last
on LETT before River Rdl, left to home.
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BEIHIsDA-eAITERY PARK-sN SLIPPING RooMs-zh
BATHS - MID 2o's - 5000 MAPLE RIDGE ROAD - OPEN
SUM- l6-Another opportunity for the large famy An
older es home with abundont charm and tremendous ooust Of
comfortable living Deouiu M e0xlS0 Of the choice
spots Of Bethesda Old Georgetown 3D. Maple Ridge 3D. left
to home. - -
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FIRST Observation-Disclosures CONVENIENT FoxHALL
AREA-APPR0X. eLocKS TO POPULAR HARDY SCHOOL
FEW MINUTES TO DoWNToWN-46o6 GREENE PLACE,
NW-oPEN SUM- l6-sme 3bsdroom home Of extraordinary
quoy Perfect condition! Bu BY Fronk Phillips 1885, Fsney
cleo kf pishwashe Rec with fireplace full basement
Large porch Workshop Besufu level fenced Priced
0s50 Macarthur Blvd Que st. list beyond Foxhe RAJ
It. 10 Greene It. to home
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK - eITYy BEsr PUBLIC,
PRIVATE AND PARocHiAL SCHOOLS - SPRING VALLEY
SHoPPiNe@loWl LoWl 10S-HoW CAN ~ FAIL 70
SELL TINS WEEK tNni-44ls BURLINGTON PLACE. NV.
oPEN SUN. l-6-Fae quality but needs deeosoas An brick
with slate root Full keH 1.ft. w. bsdrms TWO
baths lad oos Rec porch Gsoss Fenced e
or conditioner Clothes wushs Mess Ave- 10 A6h ST. hsh
burInstoa, right to home.
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MASS. AVE- ExTENpED Sos WAPAKoNETA ROAD -
OPEN SUM- rs - BRICK RAMDLER BEDROOMS - Z
BATHs-PRlcED IN MID 1oy-$is.Soo FHA LOAN AVAIL
AISLE $ii44o PeR MoNIhImmsepIsts zkysor-eld hone
poneed fireplace wo Seporots dining Modem kchsa Huss
doysht basement deo for recreation ROOM workshop 2esv
deeehed sooee uro atmosphere within 70 minutes Of downtewn
Mos Ave Ext Sonsomee M let iehoeD left Modovssko
h, right 10 Wopokoneto, left 10 home.
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CHEVY chAsE-s-BEDRooMs. AVA BArHs-sUiLT m 1854
- NEAR ST. JOHNS - MID 1oS - POSITIVELY MUST %
soLDi-3ois OLIVER STREET. k.W.-oPEN SUN. Ia
chsnmas white brek Dutch coloaisl beautiful fac
porch sulti. Conn Ave- 10 Nsbssks, 4. 10 vtsh r. to
Oliver left 70 homa
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Eggs
This Week Food Editor



2 envelopes mjaav- tablespoon dried
oved gelatin f0rrag0n
" cup cold water VI cup liver pdfe
4cups chicken Wafer cTess
broth MayOnnaiSe
8 eggs Dry mustard
Soak gelatin in cold water for minutes.
Heat chicken broth. Dissolve gelatin in
it; cool. Poach eggs; cool. Cover bottom
Of 8 6-ounce cuStard cups with the gela-
tin aspic; sprinkle with tarragon. Chill
until slightly firm. Spread pate over tops
Of eggs. Place eggs in gelatin. Fill cups
with remaining aspic. Chill until firm.
Turn out on water creSs. dress with
mayonnaise seasoned with mustard.
Yield: 8 portions. The End
Evening star., 1957-12-22
BY JAMES BACON

HOLLYWOOD R1.-This
is Christmastime. so let's tell
Of some of the unsung chari-
table deeds Of movie people.
It's ironic but true that
the stars get more publicity
for their pecadillos than their
good works.
Although some celebrities
use charity as a publicity
crutch. there are many more
who work seriously at doing
good deeds for the less for
tunate.
Among the sincere charity
workers are the members of
Share. Inc: Waif, the Tha-
lians and Comic Jerry Lewis.
Share is run by a group OF
young movieland wives who
in 1853 entered a field often
neglected by both the public
and the parents Of the suf-
fering victims--helping mem
tally retarded children.
Members Of Share don't
however. have a mentally
retarded child among them.
The leaders include Mrs.
JEFF Chandler, Mrs. Sammy
Calm. Mrs. Tony Curtis
Evening star., 1957-12-22
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE

Brother Rat; 7 pm.
NATTONAL-Dark.
SHUBERT-Dark.
cNbH6AI
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Film Stors' Good Deeds
Aid the Less Fortunate

CJanet Leigh. Mrs. William
Orr (actress Joy Page. Mrs.
Jay Kanter (the former
Judy BalabanD. Mrs. Dean
Martin and Mrs. Gordon
MacRae.
Mrs. Kanter, daughter OF
the president Of Paramount,
says Share in its four-year
history has raised enough
money to build Los Angeles
Child Guidance Center.
It's the first clinic In the
West for mentally retarded
children.
Our biggest problem--and
we are licking it's getting
the mentally retarded child
out Of the attic. so to speak,"
says Mrs. Kanter. once we
convince parents that there
is no guilt or shame con-
nected with having a re-
tarded child. then we can
really 90 to town"
Waif, founded by Jane
Russell. is an international
Embarrassing agency that
helps children In another
way.
I'VE raise the money TO
cut the red tape that keeps
Evening star., 1957-12-22
SCREEN

AMBASSADOR "Jamboree"; lao, SS5, S:3S, 7:3O and
$50 pm
APEx-'Raisng a Riot; l. 3:55 $50 and s55 pm
CAPITOL-"Dont Go Near the Water; $780, 335. 5:40
7:45 and $50 pm.
COLUMBIA-"April Love-; l4O $40 5:45, 7:45 and
945 pm.
DUPONT-"Bakers Wife,: l. 4:lO 7:20 and 1890 pm
KEITHS-"Sad Sack; 1880. 335 $40 7:45 and $50 pm
MacARTHUR-"Cast Dark Shadow" 2:S5. 4:25 6l5,
sos and 9:55 pm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l. 2:45. 4;SO 6:l5. 8 and
945 pm.
oNTARIO-"Raintree County: 2 and pm.
PALACE-"Peyton Place" !, $780, $40 and $50 pm.
PLAYHOUSE-"Ni Of Cabria"; l:2o S;25 5:25 7:SC
and 9:S5 pm
PLAzA--"And God Created Woman: 1885, 345 545. 745
and 9:45 pm.
TsANS-LUx-'Pal joey; l. 3. 5:lO 7:S0 and 94O pm.
UPTOWN-"Around the World in so Days" and $3.50 pm
WARNER-"Seven Wonders Of the World: O. and
$3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
BROADWAY
BY WILLIAM GLOVER

NEW YORK. R.-Helen
Hayes, q serene theater
queen awaiting her next en-
trance cue, sat backstage,
chatting.
II had q dream. q plan Of
life" she began and the
dressing room swiftly filled
with q tumbling flood Of i'm
ages. hopes and memories.
In a few minutes. Miss
Hayes would be out before
another overflow audience in
her current Broadway tri-
umph. Time Remembered"
q whimsical tale Of romance
and reality. But now. prod
ded by questions. she spoke
Of many things:
I'm not quite sure even
Evening star., 1957-12-22

often with non-Oriental
parents.
The Thalians, now headed
by Debbie Reynolds. was
founded by such young
Hollywoodites as Hugh
See BACON, Page Bill
Evening star., 1957-12-22

homeless children from get
ting together with couples
who want to adopt them"
says Miss Russell. Many
innocent victims of the
Korean war have found
happy homes through Waif.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
BROADWAY
Even q Queen Finds
Duchess Role Elusive

now why I read this play.
I guess just because Produc.
er Roger Stevens was smart
enough to ask Bob White
head to ask me. Bob Is Q
dear friend, and q producer
too, though not Of this play.
I had passed up several
other scripts-and they are
big successes here now or on
their way in.
Done In by Script
But I had gone home TO
Nyack because the roses
were in bloom. and the script
was there. / read it and I
was sunk.
1T wasn't just the role, it
was the play. 1t is q play Of
affirmation-but without lad
ling out q message.
1T leaves people somehow
Q little more satisfied with
life. And that's what we all
need a lot more Of. don't We?
1T needs to be played.
though, at such q delicious
level. But to reach that level
its curious how things
happen.
There's been magic all
through my career. Things
are always happening that
give me the right. steer on
understanding a role. Oh.
I've told some Of them be-
fore. you know, but it is
weird.
Elizabethan Music Helps
Now for the duchess in
this play. I tried a dozen diff
ferent ways Of reaching .
fundamental approach. But
I just wasn't satisfied. Then
one night during the Boston
tryout l was eating dinner
in my room alone. when onto
q television station came q
half hour Of Elizabethan
music played on a virginia..
q sort Of early harpischord.
1t could only happen in
Boston.
II forgot everything lis
tening. The music had Q
beauty. delicacy, pomposity
and at the same time was
Just q little bit ridiculous.
After the first few tinkling
notes l knew this was how
to play the duchess.
But hope / have the
courage to step out at the
end Of the run that I've
signed for. I don't feel that
the individual is so necessary
to a play continuing sue
ceSSfully.
Il try to trick myself into
having other things to do in
order to cut down on the
stage. 1t isn't fatigue. par
ticularly. but a wish to ex-
plore life outside the theater
and find If a person has ones
own resources.
Dreams About Mexico
II have a house in Cuer-
navaca. Mexico. / got it last
year and hoped to be there
this year. ! still indulge
the daydream for next year.
Anita Loos is finishing
'Cockadoodle Daisy. the play
that Charlie miss Hayes
husband. Charles MacAr-
thur started before he died
and some day Ill do 1t.
"TV and movies? I don't
feel that I will do either
again. but you never can
tell.
People are always talking
about what they want q
person to do. But 1t isn't
they who decide. The biggest
thing is you. making UP your
own mind"
Miss Hayes looked in q
mirror, tucked a white-dyed
curl back in place. stood up.
Nov ! must be the duchess
again for a little while" she
smiled,
Evening star., 1957-12-22
TIE PASSING SHOW
Again It's the Day
For YLe Wishes
BY AY cARMoDY
Drama ndftar of The star

NEW YoRK.-This Is q sentimental season In senti-
mental business behind his dour professional label the
drama critic is often q sentimental fellow.
AS often. at least. as Christmas comes.
On the Sunday before that majestic birthday column
becomes Space-inadeQuate space-to up q year Of
affections admiratons and graudes and combinations Of
the three Memory drops the keys Of the type
writer. many names. among them:
Ethel Barrymore and Edmund Pohn. elder stateswoman
and statesman Of the heate hracketed not merely In time
Jay carmody Interrupts his examination Of the new
heater today to dispatch his annual Christmas
column from New York. His report Broadway affairs
viii resume tomorrow with an interview with Noel
Coward
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Hollywood
is Assoyed
.ByHowkins
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD NANA) -
Hollywood" said Jack Haw-
kins. lis Q mixture Of great
elegance. with q leavening
Of squalor."
Hawkins. square-jawed
and bulldoggish In the Brit
ish tradition. was lunching
with me at the Beverly
Brown Derby. on his first
visit to the film capital. He
il one Of the stars in the
movie. The Bridge on the
River Kwai." Colum bia
Studio. releasing the Sam
Spiegel production. flew Jack
TO the United States to meet
the press. visit Hollywood.
and attend the New York
premiere.
II couldn't wait TO get
away from dear old London
and the fog there" Jack con-
tinued. "In New York l was
greeted by a blizzard. Here
in Hollywood. an hour before
my plane got In, I told the
hostess on the plane. I'm
looking forward to four or
five days Of sunshine
Wet Reception
Half an hour before we
landed. she walked up the
aisle and reported. Mr..
Hawkins, / hate TO tell you
this, but it's pouring in Los
Angeles One the way to the
Beverly Hills Hotel from the
airport, our car stalled in a
huge puddle OF water. / must
say. that was going too far
to make me feel at home"
It's still better than the Lon
don fog, Hawkins admitted.
Il loathe fog-it's a great
killer Of elderly and asthma
tic people"
The sun came out before
Jack left. and now he would
like TO make a movie here.
Lets face it-Hollywood Is
still the capital OF the iilm
world" The British movie
industry Is having Just as
tough a time as Hollywood
with all the competition
from television," stated Jack.
"The way the industry Is
geared now. we've got to
make important things. / saw
Groucho Marx after one Of
the 'Kwai' showings, and he
said. You big slouch. Why
don't you- come on sooner In
the picture2' Then he said.
Continued on Paee Bis, Col.
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Poziv ma piknik

Cleveland, Ohio. - Hrvat-
ski Gospojinski Klub ma St.
Clair Avenue priredjuje svoj
prvi ovogodisnji piknik u ne
djelju, 9. juna, u Hrvatskom
DruStvenom DOmu ma 6314
st. Clair Avenue.
Pozivljemo sve svoje cla-
nice njihove obitelji, kao
sve prijatelje Clevelanda O.
kolice, da mas posjete u sto
veem broju, pa da Sc toga
dana skupa razveselimo.
Bit ce dobrog domaceg je-
la, mlade janjetine, prasetine
i mladih cikena, da zadovolji-
mo svima, a tako isto i svako-
vrsnog hladnog plea svima
dosta. Uz to cemo imati do
bru muziku saljivi program,
a djeca Cd Pomlatka gnijezda
broj 55 H.B.Z. &c "a mas pie
sati, tako da cemo Sc svi u
godno zabavljati do mile vo-
lie.
Nec sada clanice odbor-
nice Gospojinskog Kluba Sc
pripremaju, da vas sve lijepo
docekaju i pogoste, pa vam
svima unaprijed klicu: Dobro
nam doSli,
Anna Thomas, tajnica
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Piknik odsjeka IS
Rochester, Pa.

Rochester, Pa. - Drustvo
abraham Lincoln, odsjek
br. 85 H.B.Z. odrzati &c svoj
godisnji piknik u nedjelju, 8.
juna 1857, u Wise's Grove,
nedaleko New Brightona.
Ma pikniku ce svirati do
bro poznati popularni tam
buraski zbor Brace Pozega'
il Girard, Ohio, koje clanovi
nase Zajednice i ostali mas
narod u Beaver Valley rado
sluss.
Biti &c u izobilju vruc e
S raznja pecene janjetine,
prasetine i drugih tecnih Ia
grizaka, kao i osvjezujucih
napitaka cijelo poslije podne
i u vecer.
Pozivljemo sve clanove ma
seq odsjeka clanove brat
skin odsjeka H. B. T., kao i
say mas narod mjesta oko-
lice, da mas posjete na ovom
nasem pikniku u. sto vecem
broju, pa da Sc svi slkupa ma
svjezem ,zraku uz gore po-
menuto ugodno pozabavimo i
prOVeselimo.
Lube YanOsich, perov.
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Poziv ma zabavu
Pittsburgh, Pa. - O

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Organi-
zacija Hrvatske Republican
ske Seljacke Stranke u Ame-
rici, ogranak +Kardinal Ste
pinac' priredjuje prvu godis-
nju zabavu, koja pocima u 6
sati u vecer u Crkvenoj Dvo-
rani Sv. Nikole u Millvale,
Pa, 10. maja 1857.
Bit ce topic janjetine ma
raznju pecene d1:ugih tee
nih zakusaka uz dobru kap-
ljicu place. Svirati &c dobro
poznata Orchestra, pod vod-
stvom Matt Segina.
Zato pozivljemo sve Hrvate
i Hrvatice prijatelje Hrvat-
skog Seljackog Pokreta, da
dodju ma ovu zabavu j pro-
vedemo zajedno ovu vecer
pokraj dobre kapljice, vruce
janjetine hrvatske tambu-
rice.
Svi nam d O bro dosli nasi
dragi i mill gosti!
Ia odbor organizacije,
Jos. Yohovich, predsj.
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0d|azim u posjete
Staroj domovini

Cleveland, Ohio. - Nakon
so godina kako sam ostavio
mole rodno mjesto Samobor,
Hrvatska, zelim vidjeti moiu
familiju u Zagrebu i ostala
mjesta Jugoslavije. l dajem
znati svima a prijateljima i
znancima. da odlazim ma 9.
juna il Clevelanda ma Fro
planu Swissair, cd agenci.ie
Brace Mihaljevic u Cleveland,
Ohio.
Anton f. Supec
Pozdravljam tri moja pie
vacka zbora. gdje sam bio IL
.vrsujucim clanom mnogo 60
dina. a to SUI u Chicago mai
stariji zbor "Zora", IL Detroitu
"Slavuli' u i u Clevelandu
"Abrasevic". Stoga zelim svi-
ma sretni ostanak pozdrav-
liam sve zaiedno, kao j cla-
move Hrv. Bratske Zajednice
diliem Amerike i Kanade.
Vas odani prijatelj i INA
nae,
Anton F. Supec,
6010 E. Bonna Street,
Cleveland 3, Ohio
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
Medjunarodni Pjevaeki
Festival U Aliquippa

Aliquippa, Pa. - M j e S n i
hrvatski pjevacki zbor ga
dram" priredjuje veliki Pie
vacki Festival, koji &c Sc o.
drzati u nedjelju, 10. maja o.
We godine, u Aliquippa High
School Auditorium. Program
&c poceti tocno u 3 sata po-
slije podne daylight Saving
Time).
Kako je ovo u isto vrijeme
24-godisnjica opstanka i die
lovanja naseg "Jadrana" ma
kulturnom prosvjetnom po-
lju, stoga Sc sprema jedan cd
biranih programa "a ovu pro-
slavu, ma kojoj &c uzeti u
cesca uz mas "Jadran" i raz-
nj drugi narodni zborovi IL
zapadne Pennsylvania, a to
su kako slijedi:
Srpsko crkveno pjevacko
drustvo Sv. lila IL Aliquippa,
Pa; Monaco Male Chorus il
Monaco, Pa; Saint Vladimir
Ukra ajinski Mjesoviti Zbor il
Ambridge, Pa; Nj e m a { k i
Muski Pjevacki Zbor, Beaver
Fall, Pa; Srpsko Pjevacko
Drustvo DR.. Lazo Kostoc IL
Midland, Pa; Poljski Narod-
nj i Miesoviti Zbor IL Johns
town, Pa; pozvan je i Ruski
Pjevacki Zbor il South Side
Pittsburgh, Pa, kao Grcka
Plesacka Grupa il Ambridge,
Pa.
Posto Sc il gornjeg vidi, da
&c ovo bti jedan cd bogato
pripremljenih programa, sto-
ga pozivljemo saw mas narod
i ljubitelje pjesme IL Beaver
Valley i okolice ma oval kon-
cert. Poslije koncerta u High
School, slijediti &c vecera i
Piles II CLIO. Dvorani ma 500
Franklin Avenue, "a kojeg &c
svirati John Gregurich i ME
gova dobro poznata Greyko
Tamburitza Orc h e tra a il
Pittsburgh, Pa.
John Robash, izv.j.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
ProsIaya Hrvatske
Americke Dvorane

Los Angeles, Calf. - Hr-
vatska Americka DIV ora n a
slaviti &c 17-godisnjicu svog
opstanka u nedjelju, 19. ma
ia owe godine, ma $50 South
Ford Boulevard.
Stoga pozivamo mas narod
Los Angelesa okolice da do
dju ma ovu proslavu. Dvorana
i basca sc otvara u 10 sati u
jutro, a program pocima u
3 sata' posliie podnc. kojeg
&c izvadlati tamburaski zbor
'Hajduk" sa Yosemite Work
shop Kolo Dancers i St. An
thongs Kolo Group. Biti &c
i drugih tocaka, koje &c u
krasiti oval lijepi program.
Posto je ovo prvi piknik o.
:. We godine, imati cemo dosta