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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08
FARM MACHINERY


1851 John Deere model tractor with Roo-maic and
troll good condition.; Quick Tseh cutvaorsi 2B 4John
Deere pow; John Deere disc John Deere No mower;
To- IHC cuItipacker JD No. 29o planters Van Brunt II
drill stee J.D harrow like AIs Chalmers combine.
yrs DID, straw chopper and straw spesder for AC combine;
New Idea single picker, yrs old; New Idea elevator 30
long with drag and Wisconsin gas motor yrs old JD field
cuvato horse planter shovel plowi Martin rubber tire
qon Case rubber fire wagon steel wheel wagon; section
tay hoe I'D. wheel spreader; drae I'D. 4B side rake;
hydraulic hoist Easy eeder electric eeder some junk
Miscellaneous Equipment Household Goods
New Jeep pulley hay buchene kettles; lard
grinder electric motor large yoke miscellaneous storm
windows; shoulder sprayer; log chains small tools copper
boilers; stone iars cooking utensils chairs elect
ric FAM rue vicoa; metal hens nests feede wateers and
many other articles
HAY and STRAW
200 bales Alfalfa Glover mixed hay 300 bales straw
TERMS CASH
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08
Tuesday, Feb. II, 1857
at PM.
Is HEAD of CATTLE

10 Shohon and Whteface feeder calves W.T. from $50 lbs.
TO 500 lbs, eating grain
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! An uninspiring 8-l2 record i;
all the colleges in the immediate
area have to show for the base
ball season to date, but even
so. the season figures to be
much easier on the nerves OF
the coaches than last year when
such marks were turned in as
3-l3 by Georgetown, 2-l4 by
American and 5-15 by Maryland
George Washington. which
compiled the most impressive
record a year ago tl1-7). is of
to the best start again this sea-
son. The Colonials. who don't
play again until Monday against
Michigan. have beaten Trinity
twice and Dartmouth once for a
30 record.
A four-game schedule today
features one OF the so-called Big
Three championship games
Maryland and Georgetown. while
Catholic visits Towson and
American goes to Baltimore in a
pair Of Mason Dixon Conference
games and Howard plays at
Shaw.
Tomorrow 1t will be Ohio
Wesleyan at American and How
ard at North Carolina AIT,
while on Saturday it will be
American at Johns Hopkins,
North Carolina at Maryland in
the Atlantic Coast Conference,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
erps and Hoyos Clash
In I op Game for COLLEGES

Loyola at Georgetown and How
ard at Winston-Salem Teachers
Maryland lost to Dartmouth
6-5. in 10 innings yesterday al
College Park. while Navy raised
its head above the 500 level BY
winning over the University OF
Maine, 80. at Annapolis. The
Middies now have a 81 record
A booming triple to rightfield
by John Otis sent Ralph Manuel
across the plate with the winning
run for Dartmouth, which has
split four games. Manuel opened
the inning with a single. Am
bilious Otis was cut down at
the plate trying to make a homer,
but 1t didn't matter for the
Terps couldn't come up with a
run in their half of the inning.
There was one homer-by Mary
lands HOWE Dare in the eighth.
Darkness halted the Navy
Maine game. but not before the
Middies finished the eighth in
ming with a three-run rally that
meant victory. A walk. a single
by Joe McGlinchey and success
sive triples by Andy Massimino
and Dick Toner. a pinch-hitter
made up the rally. Until that
Ioutburst Pitcher Bill Burke had
Limited the Middies to four hits.
Dartmouth OaO noI u02 10 o 4
Maryland u04 600 0I0 0--5 8 .
Van Ripper. Gavitt go. Judson 90 and
Hildenbrandt; Carr. Bobb 90 and Beau
champ, Norris 49,
Maine .- 100 600 OIL 3
Navy --~ 600 600 03---3
Burke. Sutton tsl and Eberbach; An
deTson and Mascali, W--Anoerson. L.
Burke
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Montgomery Blui'
Eosy Winner In
Triangular Meet

I Montgomery Blair High School
entered in the Alexandria Relays
Saturday at George Washington
High. tuned up for that event by
easily winning triangular meet
yesterday at Blair.
8The Blazers. taking first place
In all events but the broad jump
piled up 74h points. Carroll was
second with 26l2 and Wheaton
third with 10 points.
Walter Shober Of Blair was
the days only double winner
taking the 100 and 220-yard
dashes. He set a stadium record
Of 1912 seconds in the 100. Reg
gle johnson Of Carroll won the
broad lump.
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FIGHT
Continued From Pace C.

Continued From Page C-l
1873. got most Of his slim margin
in the infighting. They were
about even at long range, Zulu
eta scoring with a double lab
and Lopes with a left hook.
Lopes' blows for some reason
made more noise when they
landed. which was one reason
the customers thought he was
winning.
1t wasn't a spectacular fight,
nor was it a dull one. either.
Neither possessed enough punch
to damage the other seriously.
In supporting matches: Rudy
Watkins decisioned Monk Rey-
nolds neutrality-suspicious.. Ro-
land Randall decisioned Randy
Brevard (heavyweights). Willie
Gray decisioned Art Battle (wel-
ters) and Andy Nathan deci-
stoned Young Satan middle
weights) in four-rounders: JIM
my Cooper stopped Saxey Rob-
inson in the fourth tlight-
weights, and Tommy Roberts
decisioned Earl Clemens (wel-
terS) in six.
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/, 6 1/3 innings before giving up 8
looping single with two out ir
the last inning.
Montgomery Blair looks
strong again in the tMaryland)
BIZ County League" Moran said
and we may not develop until
next year. We're weak on hit
ting, but we probably have the
fastest team in the league, and
Iif our pitching holds up well dc
alright"
Northwestern's record is now
30. Gonzaga is 81.
In other games. Ernie Cage
DeMatha's high-scoring basket
ball star. pitched a five-hitter
to lead the Stays to a 60 VIC
tory over Carroll on the losers
field. Carroll had won two
straight. shutouts.
Phelps defeated st. Anthony
IA. William Barnes got the big
hit for Phelps. a bases-loaded
triple in the third inning.
Tech won an extra inning
game over Wilson. 6-5, when
Wilson Pitcher John Eichbere
forced in the winning run by
hitting a batter in the eighth
inning at Tech.
Annandale defeated Washing
ton Lee. Ga. at WI and CAL
vert Hall beat st. Johns, 1877.
Games Today
AnacostiA At Suitland $50.
Bethesda-Cheyy Chase at Gathers
BladensburE at oxon Hill. ..
r Es Church e. ,, Noun, Vernon. i:4S.
Luther jackson at Manassas 1.
Eorthwood at Carver, $50.
Roosevelt at Carroll, $3.50.
Wakefield at Richard MONTGOMERY. 1
Western at MONTGOMERY Blair, $50.
Games Tomorrow
DeMatha at Phelps, $40.
Fairfax a. Annandale. 800.
Gonzaga at Spinearn. $50.
Mclean VS.. Hammond al Alexandria
y
Mount St Joseph at st. Johns SAB
Mount Vernon 81 Georse Washing
ton. &.
sidwell Friends at Priory. 3:45.
Howard County at Walter johnson,
Games Sunday
Gon1aga at GEORGETOWN Prep, 2.
TRACK
Results Yesterday
Episcopal 90; Hammond b" So
Montgomery Blair. 72ls: Carroll. 23ia;
Wheaton, 10.
Today
Eastern at Tech. 3 80.
Tomorrow
oroveton and Herndon at Washingt on-
Lee, $3.50
Oeorgetown Prep. Richard Montgom.
ery and Sherwood Of Northwood.
Saturday
Alexandria Memorial Relays ct
George washington. 10 Am.
CREW
Saturday
Hammond, Lower Merton and Oeorge
Washington al Old Dominion OF AleX-
andria !.
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Home Run In Ninth
Holds PIebes to Tie

2 ANNAPOLIS. April 4 (Spe-
ciaD The Navy Plebes' baseball
team got off to an early lead here
yesterday against Patterson
Park High School Of Baltimore
but permitted the visitors to tie
il up in the ninth inning on a
home run. The game was called
after nine innings because OF
darkness with the score tied, 3-3
The Plebes scored in the first
inning on a triple by Gary Bag
nard and a double by John
Pfouts and added two more in
the second on a walk and tive
singles.
Patterson Park scored twice
In the fifth and tied it up or
Shortstop Dave Trails home run
in the ninth.
Patterson Park 900 02O OOi--3 g
Gorlaski Pam "a and Schaefer, An.
tonic Delano "a and Pfouts, tcalleC
end of 9th. darkness
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"a practice tour and saw his pro-
tege shoot his second straight SO.

a practice tour and saw his pro-
tege shoot his second straight So
Il Ward was a late starter today,
I NOTES-Burke walked out oil
the lower locker room, the one
reserved for the past champions
and Snead and Middlecoff were
helping him adjust his new
green coat. significant of Mas
tiers champions. Jackie spotted
Tom Bolt and Mangrum glumly
watching the proceedings from
under magnolia tree. Come
on, peasants" he said to the
two fine golfers who never have
won here, I'll let you sit
with me-"
I'll have me one of those
green coats Sunday night" Bolt
replied. Later, Tommy said he
had a chance only if the hot
weather continues. He has a
bursitis condition that Stiffens
his arm in cold weather.
Most of the players in the
Masters are household names
among the golfers. but there are
some strangers this year. Like
Sargio M. Fontanini and Ted
G!eichmann. quarter finalists in
the National Amateur last year,
and Bob Kay, who finished in
the low "a in the National Open.
Ventura won the iron play
contest yesterday that attracted
only 20 of the contestants. His
average to the three greens, $50,
IT'S and 200 yards away. was IL
feet 7 inches. inch better
than Kocsis, runnerup in the
National Amateur. Bob Toski
won the pitching with n shot l
foot z inches from a 150-yard
hole. The driving contest went
to Mike Fetchick with a clout
iof 33l yards. He's one of the
pros biggest litters.
Lew Worsham said he had his
best season ever at his Coral
Ridge Club in Fort Lauderdale
Every day since January is has
been like July 4 at a Washing
ton course" Lew said. The Chin
is going back for a week of fish
Ing before taking his summer
job at Oakmont in Pittsburgh.
He played only once a week this
winter. but picked UP $4,000 in
four pro-amateur tournaments.
One of the pros was discussing
Venturis popping off following
his last-round 80 in the Masters
last year. THAT boy should
learn" the pro said, that peo-
pie who shoot 80 should be- seen
and not heard"
Gardner Dickinson has re-
placed Toski as the Masters
lightweight. Dickinson Just tips
100 pounds. Charley Price,
the former District amateur, has
a piece written with Burke in
the current Saturday Evening
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old Pros Conceded Edge
AS 1O2 Tee Offin Masters

for fewer brides on that $50
par five.
Most Of the contestants played
10 practice round yesterday. but
Middleton and Hogan tapered
off with an hour or more on the
practice putting green. Snead
played 10 holes with Freddie
Haas.
Jack Burke, who finished on
top last year after Ken Ventura
and Middleton played some
Iduffer-like golf on the final
round, will be bucking the jinx
that nobody ever has repeated in
the Masters.
The fortyish pros dominate
the pre-tournament speculation
to the extent that Ted Knoll, last
years leading money winner and
PGA runnerup. doesn't get a
single call.
Among the leading money
winners Of 1857. Palmer probably
commands the most respect. He
has a world Of courage and con-
fidence and has the shots, but
he could be a year or two away.
Another proven player with
little backing is Peter Thomson.
the three-time British Open
titlist. The observant Mcleod
was saying yesterday that
you'd have to take Thomson over
any of the young American pros.
Mr.. Mac is sticking with Hogan.
Snead and Demaret as 1928.
Lloyd Mangrum. twice runner
up and second to Hogan in Mas
ters' scoring average, is more
serious than ever. He has an ex-
cellent chance.
Although the Masters never
has been won by an amateur,
there is some support for Harvie
Ward. jr.. Of San Francisco, Ma
tional Amateur champion the last
two years. Byron Nelson, a two
time winner playing in the Mas
tiers for the goth time, is one Of
Wards strongest boosters. He
teamed with Harvie yesterday on
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Post. II Licked My Jinx" is the
title Of the story by the Masters
and PGA champion.
Mrs. Don Cherry. who as
Sharon Kay Richie was Miss
America of 1855. doesn't just sit
around and look pretty. She fol.
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Continued From Page CT

Continued From Page CT
Iold-time pro who won the Brit
|ish Open in 1921.
Freddy Mcleod. longtime pre-
lat Washington's Columbia Clut
who won the National Open back
in 1908. had a A playing with
Hutchinson. They were the first
starters today, as usual.
Hogan and Snead virtually
came out of semiretirement to
Join Middlecoff, current Ma
Itional Open title-holder, as the
Ifavorites in this classic tourna-
ment. But all three have primed
for it and appeared to be the
most solid choices.
This Is Different
Last week at Wilmington, N.
C.. and throughout the winter,
you've heard more of Ford,
Arnold Palmer. Jay Hebert and
Dow Finsterwald. They top the
money winners. And next week
at Greensboro. and over the
summer. they'll be the big names.
But in this select event that is
10 command performance for the
greatest players in the game, only
the real class players get a call.
Age is no barrier. as right be-
hind the big three there's more
smart than sentimental money
on 45-year-old Jimmy Demaret,
who along with Snead is the only
Ithree-time champion.
In the record field of 102 were
al the former Masters cham
pions except Ralph Guldahl, the
stoop -shotldereds unbeatable of
the late 1930s, who probably lost
his golf game quicker than any
great champion of his day.
Minor Changes Made
The winning score over this
Immediately conditioned par-72
course figures to be four or five
strokes under the four-round
total Of 288. Some minor changes
have been made. the most i'm
Iportant Of which is a new,
smaller and two-level green on
the eighth hole which will make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Northwestern Comes Up
With Promising Pitcher

Coach Eugene Moran, whose
Northwestern High School base.
ball team already has q strons
pitching staff. came up with q
promising newcomer yesterday
in Sophomore Ray Moore. 9
highlander who pitched the
Wildcats to 7-3 victory ovel
Gonzaga at Northwestern.
Northwestern has a couple Of
seniors, Walter Curtis ano
Charles Funk. who are the back
bone of Moran's pitching staff
Both Curtis and Funk are good
Pitchers" Moran said, land
Moore shows lot of promise"
Yesterday. Moore relieved
John Costinett in the first in.
nIng and pitched hitless ball fol-
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lowed her crooner husband, q
member Of the last Walker Cup
team. every step of the practice
rounds. Bing Crosby is here
for the tournament and said he
doesn't intend to miss a mo-
ment of II.
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TOURNEY
TO BE TELEVISED

Portions Of the Masters
golf tournament starting to-
day at Augusta National
Golf Club will be televised
over Station WTOP -TV,
Channel 8. tomorrow, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Bud Palmer and Jim Nc
Kay will describe the action
tomorrow from 5 to $3.50
pm. and Saturday and
Sunday from 5 to 6 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

BY the Associated Press
MANILA. - Masakasu Otsuka, lon
Japan. outpointed Little Gear, 122
Philippines tl0i
MILAN. = puilio Lol. 1854, italy
many t1Ui.
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HOCKEY PLAYOFFS
BY the Associated Press
RESULTS LAST NIGHT
AMERICAN LEA6rE

tSEMIFINALSb
Rochester. 4; Providence. .
(Roehester wins best Of Z series. Al !
GAMES TONIGHT
NATIONAL LEAGUE
iSEMIFINALS)
Boston ct Detroit
Boston leads best OF Z series. al \
New York at Montreal
Montreal leads best OF : series. 3-1.]
AMERICAN LEAGUE
tSEMIfINALSD
Hershey at Cleveland
tBest Of : series tied, 2-2)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-17
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
Sa Steve KovaCev doIazi U kenosha

Stjepan Kovacev, jedan Cd najpopuarnjh najiskus-
njh clanova "Tamburce, nastupt ce po deveti puta
rodnom mjestu Kenosha, Wisconsin Tai Macajan
koncerat odrzat ce subotu 27. aprla High School
dyorani
Mas Stevo poteee iz dobre hrvatske obteJ, koja je
dosla Ameriku il nase bogate Podravne IL sea Mali Bu
kovac Negov vrijedan otac majka odgaj svoga sna
duhu svoga naroda ako da mas Stevo vec cd mladh
dana zavoio svoj narodn jerk kulturu ziveci bizn
odlicnoga ucelja tamburice g. Easa Stevo e vec
madm godinama razvio odliGnoga tamburasa Medjutm
rat je prekinuo njegov rad ma tamburaskom polju
Posje rata, Stevo je oduco nasav svoje skole, ali
nije zaboravo svoju tamburicu Ona e prirasla ME
govom Toiko je ubo svoju narodnu kulturu da
je zrvovao dobro paceno zaposene Kenoshi Njegova
leila bla e postati clanom Duquesne University Tambu
rzans. Kao clan Tamburice Steve e imao prku nasta
viii svoe skoovane pokraj toga prosrih svoe znanJe
kultur svoga naroda kao ostah Savena Pokra svira
MIA Steve e izvrsnoga plesaca narcotic rush
kozach plesoya koje poraj taenta plesac mat
dobru fizicku spremu. Sa svom veseim umjetniekm
nastupom, Stevo e osvojio tsuce tsuce ubtelja Du-
quesne University Tamburzans napose svoju ljepu
prugu, Maria Palian liz JohnstoWna.
Nakon zavrsetka 1kolovanja Stevo je oducio ostati
medju svoim kolegama Tamburici izvrsavauc duznost
blaganika pomocnoga drekora pokraj toga jos uvjek
aktvno nastupa ma pozornc.
Prize uaska redove Duquesne Tamburice mas Steve
bio aktivni clan Hatske Bratske Zajednce vrjeme
zadne Pittsburghske konvence je bio edan Cd mai
mladjh deegata ali clanovi Kenoshae mal cvrsto po
vjerenje svoga mladoga delegata
Kada je G. Walter w. Koar zapoceo tamburasku sko-
lu Stevo ie postao negova desna ruka Kada ptane
pomoc iii kakove usuge Stevo je uvek spreman prziti
pomoc Kao takav, e vsoko cjenjen postovan medju
ostam clanovima Tamburice koe poducava daje ver
pouke IL svoga dugogodisnjega iskustva.
Zasta ljubtelja Tamburice koj nije bio ushicen
umetnckim nastupom mladoga covjeka IL Kenoshe Zato
nije nj Guido da Hrvati il Kenoshe ponosni svoga
Stevu nhovoga predstavnka nase hrvaske kulture Me
GOWN rodejma napose kicemo, Stevo e ponos di-
ka prav sin naSe ravne Podravine Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-17

natno jedan opte postovani
strucnjak dosao medju mas
da je ma terenu upoznao sve
probleme kulturnog zivo o t a
nasih doseljeni ka, ,koji &c INA
ii o tome govoriti davati
strucne savjete svagdje, gdje
to bude potrebno. Mi Sc po-
nosimo time, da je professor
Matz dobro dosao i mai
vecim muzickim strucnjacima
u zemlji, kojima je vec O.
davna bio u pismenoj vezi,
Njegovo djelo '"The Fir S t
Years of Violincello" uvedeno
je ma mnogim ovdasnjim mu-
zickim skolama sa Julliard
School of Music u New Yor-
ku, ma celu, a ugledna firma
International Music Edition u
New Yorku izrazila je pred
kratko vrijeme zelju da mu
stampa "Metodiku celia" u tri
sveska, najnovije djelo, koje
izradjuje s Luigi Silvom, pro-
fesorom Yale University.
Kako sam obavijesten spre-
ma Sc prof. Matz nakon svr-
setka owe sezone u mjesecu
junu u domovinu, da nastupi
svoje radno mjesto ma Mu-
zickoj akademiji u Zagrebu.
Iskustva koja je ste k a o
prof. Matz medju mama bit
&c cd velike koristi "a mas
buduci rad a j "a suradnju
kompozitora i drugih struc-
njaka IL domovine, CHA su
nam djela potrebna "a nase
djelovanje, a cvrsto vjerujem
da &c sc prof. Matz jos koji
put svratiti medju mas.
Mnoge je iznenadila i ras-
tuzila West o tako skorom
povratku prof. Matza u do
movinu, jer su Sc nadali da
&c ostati dulje vremena me-
dju mama i jer osjecaju da
ga mi zaista trebamo.
John Robash, arhivar
Hrv. Pjev. Saveza.
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ga slijedise kroz selo), neka
plesu."
Mi dakako nemozemo da
sagradimo Dom samo "a one
koji su doprinjeli iii posudili
stanovitu svotu, vec cemo ga
graditi "a one, koji stole
po strani, pax "a one, kohl
ma zalost govore rade proti.
Kad bi napisao sve kako O.
sjecam, bio bi to vrlo duga-
cak clanak, a nebi manjkalo
niti imena pojedinaca, koji-
ma bi bilo jako zao, da sam
in spomenuo; - no sa iza-
zivanjem napada jima Sc ne
gradi nista, pax cemo proci
preko toga i radije poslati
vruci APPEL ma onu nasu bra
Gu sestre, kojima je mogu-
ce, pax ma nasu mladez, die
GU nasu (tu mislim / mojuD
da pomognu koli sa dopri-
nosima, toll sa posudbina-
ma, da nam Sc ia zajednicka
zelja cim prize ostvari sa
gradnjom pocne.
Drugu godinu, .kako cita-
mo u nasim novinama, dolazi
nam IL pos tu, mas toliko
nam opjevan i obozavan Cd
nase brace sestara, koji SUI
prosle godine posjetili domo-
vinu, zagrebacki zbor "Lado"
a 1858, odrzavati ce Sc 10-ta
konvencija H.BZ. u Detroitu.
Ear vas, brace sestre, nece
biti Std pred bracom IL do
movine delegatima il mno-
9Th krajeva owe zemlje, da
i'm ne cete imati sto da po-
kazete sto je zajednicko, ma
Sc, narodno? Ear vas nece
boljeti | dusa srce, da in
ne cete moci dovesti u svoj
Dom i pogostiti | pozabaviti
Sc u svom umjesto u stra-
nom domu? Hoce brace, ho-
ce, znam ia da hoce!!! A da
do toga, cas- prize spomenu-
tog vremena nije tako daleko,
kako to izgleda, neka nam
posluzi PRIMER, da je proslo
evo dvije godine cd kako je
sa banketom otvorena kam-
panja "a fond gradnje Donna,
pax koliko smo cd to doba
do danas napredovali? Std
me jje reel, ali morate mi pri-
znati, da prema broju naseg
clanstva, vrlo malo.
Vrijeme lett simon brzi-
nom, pax da mas nepretece,
pocnimo sa ozbiljnim radon
cim prize bez obaziranja ko-
liko je on on dao, vec po-
mognimo svi i mladi starr;
prvi "a svoju udobnost i ko-
rist, a drugi "a uspomenu
potomcima svojim.
U nadi, da nisam nikoga
uvrijedio u nadi, da je o.
vaj moi clanak APPEL pao ma
plodno Ito i, da &c uroditi do
brim plodom, zakljucujem sa
ljepim YAM zeljama, da We
selo sprovedete Uskrsne blag-
dane da ste mi zdravo svi
znani j neznani.
JOsin DObrinec
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davna leila nash americkih'
pjevaca i drugih kulturnih
radnika, da su mogli u svo-
joj sredini pozdraviti tog le-
gendarnog covjeka, cije sklad-
be decenijama rese programe
ovdasnjih nasih zborova, a
cija je licnost duboko usadje-
ma u srcima svih ljudi, koji
vole nasu pjesmu.
Tesko mi je opisati mnogo-
struku djelatnost, koju je
prof. Matz razvio "a vrijeme
svog boravka u America. Stu
pio je u vezu gotovo swim
ma sim m prosvjetnim radnici-
ma, napisao svu silu clanaka
rasprava, odrzao rama pre-
davanja, a napisao je neko-
liko desetaka kompozicija "a
zborove, "a pojedine instru-
mente j "a orkestar. Nastu-
pao je kao dirigent, kao ce-
lista j kao clan Komornog
tria Zlatic-Matz. Neumorno
je obilazio nase pjevacke zbo-
rove = udaljene medjusobno
ma stotine milja - da i'll uci,
da iii uzdize i da i'll sokoli
ma rad. Znalo Sc je dogoditi,
da je cd pjevaca trazio wise
zalaganja i napora nego sto
je to po n a Sc m shvacanju
moguce ovdje u America, no
to mu ne smijemo zamjeriti,
jer ga je gonila zelja da sto
wise uzdigne nase znanje i
sposobnosti.
Mnogi cd nasih ljudi danas
JOS ne shvacaju potpuno INA
Genie boravka i djelovanja
prof. Matza u nasoj sredinj,
no kao iskusni start pjevac
uvjeren sam, da &c sc jos ma
kon mnogo godina govoriti o
Festivalu u Chicagu i o vre-
menima "kad je Matz bora
VIC medju mama.
Nema nikakve sumnje da
je pod utjecajem vec i same
prisutnosti prof. Matza po-
dignuta razina pjevanja ma
sih zborova ma visi stupani.
Pojacana je djelatnost o.
mladinskim kulturnim grupa-
ma, a sam prosvjetni rad do
bio je vece i dublje znacenje
i u nasoj stampi kod nasih
ljudi.
Ia mas je cd neprocijenive
vaznosti i cinjenica, da je ko-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-17
K0MP0z|T0R Rudolf MATT
DVIJE G0DINE MEDJU MANA

Ia kot dan navrst &c dvije pune godne odkako je
sgao Amerihu znameniti mas muzcar Rudolf Matz, pro-
Muzicke akademije Zagrebu ko je kao kompozto
drgent celista poznat daleko mime je dosa ME
gova supruga Margita professor drzavnoj skoi "a
grebu a takodjer vrsna koncertna pianistica.
Tako Sc je zasugom Zlatka Kerhina, uvazenog pred
sednika Americko hrvatskog pevackog spunila