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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-17

.ts -
pitanje pokrecu, jer nisu nj
prstom nj kesom maknuli, da
ga pomognu rijesiti.
Mole je skromno misljenje,
da nitko nebi radje, nego bas
spomenuti odbornici, ne, da
Sc je Dom vec poceo graditi,
nego, da je on vec i sagra-
djen. Ina dosta nase brace
koji kazu: ia Gu dati, cim
sc sa gradnjom pocne.' ia
vjerujem, da ce in biti mno-
go koji ce doprinjeti svoj dio
kad Sc sa gradnjom pocne,
ali ovo neizgleda bas lijepo
ako u to malo dublje pogle-
damo. Pokazuje Sc nepovje-
renje u odbor, iii bar u par
odbornika, koji imadu novac
ma raspolaganju. l sa druge
strane, nevjeruje Sc nj onoj
staroj narodnoj poslovici -
"tko brzo daje, dvostruko
daje". Kad bi svi mi koji smo
do danas doprinjeli tako mi
sill, mogli bi mirno cekati
sudnjeg dana, a da nebi sa
gradnjom poteli.
ia nepojmim kako netko
misli, da ce sc nesto moci po-
ceti, bez icesa. Biblija mas u
ci, da je to mogao samo 60
spodin Bog, ali On mama O.
bicnim smrtnicima nije dao
takove moci. Ovo izgleda ka-
no ,da netko kaze da Sc mo-
ze sagraditi velik a zgrada
bez temelja. Ako Sc u istinu
hoce da Sc sa gradnjom cim
prize poGne, onda treba svaki
clan i clanica, koji to iskreno
zeli a nije jos doprinjeo nj
Sta u tn svrhu, da odmah u
cini svoju duznost cim ce
odgovarajuca svota, koja je
potrebna "a sam pocetak, BIZ
tt u rukama iii knjigama gra-
djevnog odbora, sa gradnjom
ce Sc poceti. Nemojmo trazi-
tt nesta bez nista, jer Sc to
nemoze ostvariti. Sjecam Sc
jedne price, koja je slicna "a
htjevima onih koji traze, da
Sc sa gradnjom pocne, a do
prinjeli nisu nista. Prica 60
vori o svirali, a ovdje je pi-
tanje Do m a; razlika je u
tom, sto ona djeca u prici ne
&c svirati, a owl &c u Domu
imati sva prava kano i oni,
koji su i novcem i radon do
prinjeli koliko su mogli. OAK
lie evo ovako ia prica:
Kroz jedno zabitno bosan-
sko selo, jasio hodza magyar
ca, a njegov put vodio ga u
grad. Gin sc saznalo da on
ide u grad, navale mani die
caci, pa ce jedan "a drugim:
"Hodza kupi mi sviralu, Ho-
dza kupi mi sviralu'', a Ho-
dza mirno i tho odgovara:
svakom hocu, hocu. Do ma
kraj sela sakupio Sc Gitavi
copor djece, neprestano ga
slijedeci i vicuci: kupi mi svi-
ralu, pa kupi mi sviralu. Ma
samom kraju sela istrci pred
MEGA i opet jedan djecak
pax mu veil: Hodza ii ides
u grad, pax tt evo diva SOL
da, pax mi kupi sviralu. Ho-
dza zaustavi magare, uzme
diva solda cd djecaka pax ce
mu: "Ti ces i svirati, a owl
(pokazujuc ma djecake, koji
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-17

nskazs ZAjodnjoe j na1s
zajednl6n tiskaxa, d sluH
naslm odsjocims / @anstvu.
NaA odsjeci siuzed % q po-
trebi 8 naSom tislArom D.
jedno pomazu time u3drzava-
Il ! Aad ovo poduseee T.
jedn3eA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-17
kada eemo poceti sa gradnjom novog
hvatskog Donna U Defroitu, Michigan?

Ovakovo pitanje odbonicima Korporacije Hrvat-
skog Donna gradevnog odbora postavau Glanovi skoro
kod svakog susretaja pojedncma recenh odbora Wise
puta dode do prepirke pax neijepih rijec naivse
cd srane onh, ko bas namanje prava madu da takovo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-17

Tko sc u kolo hvata, u no.
ge sc uzda. - HrVatSka pO-
slOvica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-17
Prosvjetna iii glazbena strana Djecjeg Donna

Prosvjetna iii glazbena stFana Djecjeg Donna
Nesto oko dvadeset (20) djece uc tamburcu pesanje
ia deca kada potreba nastupa kod nah odseka kada
i'll Sc tako kod kojeg prosvetnog poduzeea gde
to kors deci nhovoj generalnoj naobrazb te tako
nasupa 2O-og novembra 1856. T.V. programu kod
1ts Polka Tine Tamburcu poducava brat Ivan Rozgaj,
plesanje Miss M. Cujak
Naravski djeca nisu professionally ali nj nemogu bit
er Gin dte pocne da malo prhva6a negov rok izasao
napusta Dom. No. ali sveedno radi tamburce plesana
djecu Decji Dom clanstvo H. B. Zaednice vo postuje
Ljecnicka mega
DR.. w. F. Jakopic kada je god potreba uvjek je pri
rci da priskoc dade djec potrebnu negu nadzo kako
to traz Zdravstven Odel Drzave manji sluca evima
MEGA zastupa Dr. H. H. Heller te ovh dana ustrca 30
n]ekcja protparalize Dvadeset zadnjih to trecu de-
set prvu 1nace kao uvjek glavoboe prehade ina dnev
no kod djece
(Nastavak ma f. strani)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
i2:lS
e-Love Of Life. Seriol.
1890

u seventh World Series game is
ployed, Il will be teIevissd By
WRc-4 a. this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

9-Thealer 81 ssoss. Dronlc.
my Daughters Husbnnd" Gers
Loekhort, Lon Mccollisfer.
ls3o
4-Howord Miller Show. Color.
Hsms. Varsity show.
S-TN Rooder's Digest. Dronic.
7-Favosite Story. Domu.
THE Lody ard the Low
Adolphe Menfou
o-As the MoEld Turns. Scroll.
ZOO
S-Lodies De Seated. Movie.
IA nouss. Man Who Could
Work Mirocles." 1897. Roland
Young.
7-Eddie Center TheeteF.
Guest, Virginia Field.
e-Benf the cIoek. Contest.
z:3O
4-bside end Groom.
7-Town end Country Time.
Elton Britt. m. {.
e-House Perry. NoTietY.
500
4-Matinee Theaiev. Color.
/ Hour. fWIIl be pFs-empted y
World Series game Is ployed.l
7-Amevieon Bendstand.
Heur. Dick Clark. N. {.
9-The Dig PayoH. Quiz.
$50
y-liga With Elizabeth. Drono.
o-The Verdict Il Yours.
Jim Mckoy stars.
400
4-Queen for 9 Doy. 6ivecwuy.
IS Min. lack eoiIsy. m. &.
5-BilIy johnson Show. Kids.
7-Bsiehser Duy. Seviol.
o-Piek Temple. Kids: !.
/ N.us. "Lnw Of The SIX Guns.
AIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

American freedoms would
be endangered. "if we allow our
selves to be persuaded that every
individual or party that takes
issue with our own convictions
is necessarily wicked or treach-
erous." warned q recent Presi-
dent. a few years ago today. Was
it Truman or Eisenhower?
2-The President appointed
three commissioners. l6O years
ago today. TO negotiate a treaty
with France. Can you name enc
Of the three Americans who be-
came involved in the famous
XYZ Affair?
3-Who was President when
q famous American said. his
tory is bupk?"
ANSWERS on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
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This Is the only Browning King
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31

1t is an angle that a player like
Mr.. Muzzy practically never take:
into consideration. Actually
good players bid one way wher
they have found a hand that flts
and use entirely different (anc
more Conservative methods ir
dealing with a probable misfit
Mr.. Dale went on to three no.
trump and. strangely enough
his cue to the winning line of
play stemmed from the fact
that Mr.. Champion is such q
good player. That's the trouble
with being too good. A clever
opponent can figure you always
know what you are doing-and
sometimes he can use that
knowledge to his advantage.
The queen Of hearts was
opened and dummy's king won.
Mr.. Dale led a club to his king.
If the king held he planned to
abandon that suit and get busy
trying to win four tricks in dia-
monds.
But Mr.. Champion won with
the ace and returned the nine
Of hearts. Mr.. Dale let this win
and discarded a spade from his
hand. Mr.. Champion studied
for a moment and then shifted
to the deuce Of spades.
This was significant. Mr..
Muzzy would have kept right
on pounding out hearts with
total disregard for the fact that
he had no reasonably quick
entry to reach his hearts after
they were set UP.
But VIII en- Mr.. Champion
shifted, Mr.. Dale knew the king
Of diamonds was on his right.
He won the spade lead with
dummy's king and cashed three
clubs. discarding a spade from
his hand. Mr.. Champion fol-
lowed to two rounds Of clubs,
then discarded the five Of
spades.
1t now appeared to Mr.. Dale
that Mr.. Champion had started
with four spades, three clubs
and either four or five hearts
In any case he was almost sure
ly short in diamonds so that
Mr.. Abel's king could not be a
singleton.
Therefore the old master made
the unusual play of leading the
queen Of diamonds from dunn
my, hoping that Mr.. Champion
had o lone jack or ten. As you
see this was the case. and when
Mr.. Abel covered with the king,
four diamond honors fell on the
trick. 1t was then a simple
matter to give up q diamond to
the jack and realize q total Of
four tricks in the suit.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-31
WORD GAME
Find 81 or more words in
NATIONS

meaning, wives or widows" Az
erage is %; time limit. rs min
utes.
Rules OF the game---1. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2, Words which
acquire four letters By the addition Of
"a" such as bats, cars are not
p qSs G Ssm tSr% ar. q not u wSsd
Answer 20 ASSOCIATE
ascot, asset, asea, sAtae. scot, scat. seat
sect, aeta, siesta, site, sist. sites. staic
stoa, oasis. Otie, case. caste, cast. "a De-,
ceat. cite, cist. cost, cote, coats, cd T.
cosiest iota. toss, east.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
AFTERNOONS
ARE ALIVE
WITH MUSIC
ON
CHANNEL 7

2:30-3:00 Pm.
TOWN AND coUN-
TRY TIME. Country
and Western music! 30
minutes of your fovor-
ite country and west
ern tunes.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

romantic moods have been in
fluenced by such things as
motion pictures. the stage,
novels. magazines. the Kinse>
Report, advertising and popular
songs.
In addition to focusing on the
romantic styles Of film lovers
from Clara Bow to James Dean
the program will recreate scenes
from F. Scott Fitzgerald's story
Of the 1920s. Winter Dreams. y
and Clifford Odets' Broadway
play Of the '30s, Awake and
Sing"
In succeeding programs. The
Seven Lively Arts will deal with
such topics as drama, dance
music, biography and virtually
every phase Of entertainment
as 1t relates to modern living.
&E&
On The Run:
Radio Station WWDC Q26C
on the dali was busy giving
itself a pat on the back yester-
day. and deservedly so. for Its
extensive coverage Of Tues.
days election upset in Wis
consin. The local station de-
cided on the added coverage q
Evening star., 1957-08-29
OTHER Tv
HIGHLIGHTS

1900. WTOP t9)-Code 3:
THE Benson Case" starring
Richard Travis. An accused
criminal seeks revenge when
jailed.
$500, WTTG (5l-Theater al
8: Falcon Strikes Back, y
with Tom Conway and Har-
riet Hilliard. The Falcon
has trouble avoiding a trap
set for him by a criminal
gang Q943).
800, WMAL (D-Theater
Time: Katy" starring Mar
garet Hayes. An orphan girl
goes to extremes to prevent
losing the one person close
to her.
$3.50, WMAL t7) - Bowling
Time: Joe Kristof VS.. Don
Ellis.
l1:15, WTOP (9)-Late Show
Robert Stack and Colleen
Gray in Sabre Jet" The
story Of the men who few
Jets in combat over Korea
and the women they left
behind 1889.
l1:2O, WMAL t7D-Night Show
Timber Queen" with
Richard Arlen and June
Havoc. Army pilot on fur
Tough helps his sweetheart
deliver lumber for war pro-
duction (194D.
HAS, WTTG (5)-Confidential
File: Exceptional Chill
dren." The episode depicts
the work being done to pre-
pare mentally retarded chill
dren for the outside world.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: Concerto in D
Major by Tchaikovsky,
Serenade No. II in z Flat
Major by Mozart and Con-
certo No. / in c Major by
Beethoven.
7:15, WGMS-Diplom m a tic
Desk: A foreign news sum-
mary featuring Donald Lud-
low. Washington corre-
spondent of the London
Daily Mirror.
$3.50, WRC-Nightline: Leon
Pearson's commentary on
new books and Robert Nc
Cormick's report from
Washington.
$3.50. WGMS-Concert Mas
terpieces: Berlioz, Benveuto
Cellini Overture. Opus %;
Tchaikovsky. Violin Con-
certo in D. Opus 35.
800, WOL-Good Music
Time: Flute Concerto in c
and Two Piano Concerto by
Evening star., 1957-08-29

week ago when WWDC News
Editor Joe Phipps concluded,
after a survey Of key Wisconsin
political leaders, that the State
could go Democratic. The tie
ups with WEMP radio in Mil
waukee and the newsroom Of
a Madison paper. as we'll as
with experts on the Wisconsin
situation here in Washington,
paid OF with a prediction from
WEMP as early as $3.50 pm.
that an upset was in the max
ing. WWDC stayed on top OF
developments throughout the
rest Of the day. climaxed by
an interview with victorious
Democratic candidate William
Proxmire himself soon after
midnight.
Since running an item sew
eral days ago about the protest
over Steve Aliens satire on the
Senate rackets hearings, two
women have called in to de-
fend Steve's efforts. One said
she thought Aliens satire was
one Of the cleverest things ever
done along this line. Both
seemed to think Steve's sense
Of humor was in good taste.
WMAL-7 reports its presen-
tation of the old thriller film,
king Kong" Several weeks
tago drew in more viewers than
either Of its competitors -
Steve Allen and Ed Sullivan
according to the American Re-
search Bureau figures. King
Kong" drew 443.520 viewers in
the area. while Allen had 393, :
$50 and Sullivan 246.400. Sur
prisingly the King Kong" aud
ience was not overloaded with
children-36 per cent. Women
made up "a per cent of the
viewers and men 80 per cent.
Bulletin Board:
Speaking Of ratings. here are
the latest figures from two
sources: American Research
Bureau-l. Gunsmoke, 2. I've
Got a Secret, 3. Twenty-one.
4. What's My Line?, S. Lawr-
ence Welk, 6. $64. 900 Question.
7. (tie) Climax and Ed Sulli-
van. 8. Alfred Hitchcock. 10.
G-E Theater: Nielsen-l. Play
house 80. 2. Gunsmoke, 3. $64.- :
600 Question. 4. Goth Century,
Fox Hour. S. I've Got Secret,
6. Ed Sullivan. 7. Climax, 8.
U. S. Steel Hour. 9. $4,000
Challenge. 10. Richard Dia-
mond.
Hal March is the center ot
a controversy over his sched-
uled appearance on two shows
on different networks this fall.
NBC-TV has announced that
Hal will be moderator on its
new show, whats 1t For?"
Due to make its debut October
II as a half-hour show at 10
pm. Saturdays. the new show
will have a panel of four we'll
known personalities who will
try to determine the purpose
OF various inventions shown by
Hal. However, Revlon, spon-
sor Of CBS-TV's $4,000 Ques-
ton. for which March serves
as quizmaster. protests that
MICS new program is a quiz
show and Halls contract rules
out his appearance on any
other quiz series.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

scripts NeU Hollywood. Their opinions are
offered guide to riewers.
Bob Cummings how-tRepeaD A funny show mainly be-
Pamela, the birdwatcher, is back. She's been
reading books positive thinking and believes she can
marry Bob. Between Pamela and Schultzie Cummings
has lot Of stolen tonight but it makes better
show. pm, WTOP-9.
Climax-"Deadly Climate" If you liked those early so
mystery Aims with dozen suspects locked together in
an old house. this is for you real old-fashioned
meodrama, loaded with the usual cliches and clues
Nina Foch is the ever-present young girl who witnesses
the shenanigans and Kevin Mccarthy Estelle Wnwood
and Warren Stevens just few of the suspects $50
pm, WTOP-0
Dragnet-Repeat) The search for trio of holdup men
turns up some fine performances in a routine script
Ralph Voran who did such brilliant job as a dope
addict on another show in this SERIES again spen
didy, this time tough Juvenile Mary Shipp gives
seductive performance as his aunt $3.50 pm, WRC-4.
Playhouse 9Owithout Incident" starring Errol Flynn
Ann Sheridan Julie London and John Ireland (repeat)
western filmed on location in Tucson, Ariz. Flynn
plays tough cavalry officer captured Apache
back through dangerous Indian land His men, sure of
massacre, follow him reluctantly but have some fun
along the way with man-crazy girl Julie London).
There's plenty of action and good desert scenery to
hold interest in this western. $50 pm WTOP-9
High LOw-Laraine Day joins Hank Bloomgarden and
Burl Ives the bran-trust panel tonight They'll be
pitted against returning contestant T. D. Lingo and
new one-Mrs Finette Bailey, housewife from New
Jersey $3.50 pm, WRC4
Ink Theatre-Last Confession" (repeat Gripping drama
tzation Of Of the stranges tales the annals of
crime The true story Of a French priest who stood
trial for murder rather than violate his confessional
Moving and sincere, with Edward Franz a tower Of
strength in the lead Narration is by Bebeno an
escapee from Devils Island who knew the priest we'll
A worthwhile repeat 10 pm, WRC-4
Evening star., 1957-08-29

Ways Of Love-" The script foI
the opening show has just been
completed by that celebrated
humorist, S. j. Perelman, who
has written a penetrating re-
Bernie HoFFison, television and FodiC
editor Of The StoF, Is on vocation
His column will be resumed on hi.
return.
view Of the changing romantic
patterns in this country from
the l920s to the present.
Sidney Lumet, director of the
movie ~ Angry Men" as well
as many top-flight TV dramas
will direct the opener. Perelmar
and John Crosby, nationally
syndicated TV critic who will
serve as host Of the series. are
joining a cast of dramatic per.
formers in the premiere pro.
duction.
The Changing Ways OF
Love" will depict how America :.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
FIN Stutions

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Evening star., 1957-08-29
TV KEY PREVIEW,S

T0ntghts top sh0Ds as previeDed by TV Keys staff,
pho attend reheGTsGs wdtch screenings and anolyse
scripts In New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as guide to piepers.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
ON THE AIR
Lively Arts Ready
For Lively Start
By JACK HARING

One Of the most eagerly awaited prestigetype shows
CBS-TVs new The Seven Lively Arts" has through
with some specific details about its opening show that should
whet the appetite Of the most reluctant TV viewer
The hourlong entertainment series win launch first
season at Sunday. November g. with The Changing
Evening star., 1957-08-29

Mozart and Don Quixote by
Strauss.
1000, WWDC-AAA Forum:
Traffic improvement plans
for the Washington area are
discussed by Washington I.
Cleveland.
Baseball Tomorrow Afternoon
1:55, WWDC - Baseball:
Washington at New York.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
TeIevision Tomorrow F,isoy. Angus, 30. l,s,

WRe 1A Os IstH Fsns essng o.
Mediation euu style. Pram, psssnss
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Evening star., 1957-08-29
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-27
II. Willie Fowler
Dies AT Home

Henry Willie Fowler, rs yeal
old retired farmer of route l.
Loris died at his home Saturday
night after an illness of seve, al
months.
He was the son of the la-e
Jasper and Rendy Fowler Of
Horny County.
Funeral services were held
Monday at 3 p. m. from the Dog
wood Baptist Church, where he
was a member, by the Rev
Mack Gore and the Rev. Arson
Smith. Burial was in the Hiram
Fowler Cemetery.
MIR. Fowler is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Hattie Fowler: min,
sons, Gordon. Lester, Glimstor
and Jeff of Tabor City: jack and
"A. w. Of Charleston; c. N. aud
Lacy of Rock Hill and Dayton If
the home; six daughters, Mrs
Maude Ward of Mollic: Mrs.
Claude MCCraCkcn. Mrs. Ccrde.
liza Edwards. Mrs. Doris Garter.
and Mrs. Rcba Carter of Loris:
Miss Edith Fowler of the home
two brothers, Volley and Carley
of route |, Loris: 43 grandchil-
dren and % great grandchildren.
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automobile and left.
Later the two warrants were
sworn out for Watts by Mil,
and Clemmons charging him
with pointing a postol without
just cause"
Police Chief H. E. Epps said
today that it was not unusual
for local officers to give chase
across the state line if such pur
suit offered the opportunity to
make positive Identification OF
the driver.
Warrants were sworn out here
by Officer Watts charging Glenn
mons with driving 90 miles pc-
hour in a 35 mile per hour zone
Also, a warrant has been sworn
for Mills, owner OF the car.
charging him with permitting
.ClemmonS to operate an auto
mobile 90 miles per hour in 4
80 mile per hour zone and TO
operate an automobile in a recl.-
leess and hazardous manner a,
a high rate of speed.
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investigators every day.
The stories that of the witnesses have alleged
coSon between officers and bootleg
the rafters and the pillows of
made known in open court.
Brought to light this week story apparently
number OF Horny citizens deputy sheriff
badges and that some Of these
part in the alleged conspiracy.
Although postponed in Aiken Monday, fact
that at least % witnesses
legal step toward the eventual to Sheriff John
Henrys published demand for the
also the first legal step answering Solicitor
Reuben Longs only statement to the years
he voiced explicit faith officers in the
county Longs statement that he held high
officers well all those serving under
Henrys election appeared shaky in Aiken Mon
day The statement will be ground April
Florence.
The fact that host of witnesses available by
federal subpoena at Aiken also kes those doubling
Thomases who have disbelief govern
men investigation in notice.
Generally it has eradcated doubt agents
have been thoroughly combing the county
Inc federal nVeStIgaon appearance
at Aiken resulted from launched newspaper
last month when charged misconduct a ways BY
some members OF the Horny sherfs department.