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dating Cynthia FOrrestaI, niece
Of late Secretary Of Defense.
Paul Muni's AT the Grand"
racked up sl43,500 in two weeks
at Los Angeles. Dolores
Gray's mother, Barbara on the
mend at st. Vincent's. d.
Sbarman Douglas and Sam
Brown at Raleigh Room,
Judge Saul STREET. and Jean
Mcbride back from California
honeymoon.
X
So far. "Music Man" made
100000 profit. The Tyrone
Powers to England on the Lib
erie. Ty meets Gina LollObrig-
ida in Spain September Is to
begin Solomon and Sheba,"
budgeted at SIS million. &.
Rachel Book of Curtis publish
ing clan, and James Kise will
merge around Christmas. g.
Barry Sullivan and Elaine
Strich at Richelieu. Louis
Armstrong; road tour a socko.
Anne Baxter's THE Joshua
Tree" folded in London. q.
Julie Wilson prefers Bernie
Kamber. Nat Coles album,
cole Espanol," sold $4,000 in
two weeks. Phil Regain a
grandpa via a son for his
daughter, Mrs. Joan Henning-
sen. Representative James
ROOsevelt's book. Life With
My Father, FDR," off the Har-
court-Braco presses in SO. &.
The Duke of Windsor, after
being felled by an attack Of
shingles, has been put on a
strict diet until october by
Lausanne specialist, DR.. Alfredo
VannOtti. However. he is play
ing golf and is in fine spirits.
- x
Dear Ed: Here in Dublin. we
read your recent column dis
cussing Ireland's plans for a
huge duty free zone next to
Shannon Airport" and / would
like to enlarge on this plan. A
group of leading Irish indus
trialiSts and businessmen have
Joined to develop the Shannon
Estuary, so square miles and
over 40 feet deep at low tide.
into the greatest European port
of call for ships ranging from
5000 tons up. This is straight
private enterprise approach,
which could help to vitalize
Irish business and industry
while, at the same time,
strengthen the important link
with our American friends.
This is Immediately adjoining
the Shannon Airport and the
two would have tremendous
mutual value in building up
each other. Yours sincerely,
Michael P. Sullivan.
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British Like BeIofonte
Critical of Robson

"a LONDON Aug IL (AP).-Two of the worlds most famous
Negro Paul Robson and 31yearod Harry
in the show business coincidence of the
year in London last night.
Robson sang folk ballads spitua show hits the
S000sea royal Abera Hall his first English in
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of showing

Stage
Carter Barron Amphltheater
Red Buttons. Paul Anka, va
riety show: $50 pm.
National-"Auntie Name;
$50 pm.
oIney-Dark. "Under MIX
Wood" resumes tomorrow.
Screen
AmbasSador-"The Light In
the Forest; $40, 3:35. SOS,
1880 and 9:35 pm.
Apex-"Nisht Ambush: /.
$40, $50. 1855 and $3.50 pm.
CapltOl-"Twilight for the
Gods; 1880 am, las. 4, sos
and $50 pm. Miss Washington
finals; $3.50 pm.
C0lumbia-"Gigi": $3.50 pm.
Dupont Ia Parisienne";;
1850 am, l:l0. 3, 4:45, 6:35,
500 and 1910 pm.
Keith's 1.-THE Vikings"::
li:l5 am. leo. 1928. 5:s5.
7:40 and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"Rooney": $50.
$40 and 9:55 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"The Light in
the Forest: 1855 am, l:55.
3:55, 5;55, 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
ontariO-"The Key; /, $40,
500, 1885 and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"A Certain Smile;
IL am. los. $40. Sis, 7:25
and 9:35 pm.
PlayhOuse-"La Parisienne":
II am, 1910, 2:30. AIS. SOS.
1850 and $40 pm.
Plaza-"And God Created
Woman; 1880 am. l:lO.
$40. $40, 7:l5 and 900 pm.
TranS-Lux-"The Bridge on
the, River Kwai": 10 am.
1910. $3.50, $40 and 9:10 pm.
Uptown -" South Pacific:
$3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; $3.50 pm.
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HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

Hayworth's lawsuit against him
for $4,000, Rita filed the case
In Reno for the money she
claims is due for the trip "a
Europe Of daughter YaSmin
three years ago 10 visit Ally and
the late AGA Khan.
Alan Ladd refused $4,000 for
his son David 10 make a picture
in the fall. School comes first,
says pop. Also refuSed-oodles
OF money for the li-year-old
hit Of Proud Rebel" TO make
a Tv series in opposition TO
"Lassie."
Gregory Peck takes of on
his p. A. tour with THE Big
Country" August IL. returns TO
Los Angeles August 81 for the
August % premiere. Greg has
been trying 10 contact Miss
Sweden Of the Miss Universe
to-do before leaving. He doesn't
plan 10 sign her-it's Just that
she expressed ton the air. a
desire to meet him.
George GObel is another big
name to play a State fair this
summer. On August IS and 26
Gobel headlines the Ohio State
Fair in Columbus. His last en-
gagement in that city was in
1850. at the Memorial Hall. He
earned $500 for it. He's getting
considerably more this time.
Letter from Dan O'Herlihy:
Il guess you know that my
wife. Elsie, had a 7 pound. 9ia
ounce baby boy last week and
she's doing fine. I was wor-
ried. you know. Elsie lost a
baby last year and went
through this pregnancy with a
bit Of fear. But, thank God.
the birth went off without a
hitch. Now We have four little
Irishers running around the
house"
IS *k
Cyd Charlse. back from Ha-
waii. told me she and husband
Tony Martin bought 10 acres
on the Islands, adjoining a
large pineapple plantation, 30
minutes from Waikiki Beach.
Jan CLANCY, who used to
date Tab Hunter. almost lost
her life in the east. Starring
in the road company of Damn
Yankees" Jan suffered internal
injuries in Albany when she
fell into the orchestra pit dur
ing a performance. But she
completed her assignment and
returned to Manhattan. Then
she was rushed to a hospital
where the doctor told her if
she had come in IS minutes
later he couldn't have done a
thing.
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The PASSING SHOW
That Was an Ordeal
Mr.. GoIdwyn Foced
ny HARRY MACARTHUR

Sam Goldwyn has Just uttered what may be the most
renchant Goldwynsm OF his IS years moviemaker IL
may even take It's place alongside Gentlemen include OUT
among statements that exactly what ooldwyn meant
them 10 say The producer Of has denied authorship
OF "Include out but Il Is mly xed in The public mind
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man-Cary Grant comedy win
ming huzzahs on all sides. opens
az the Metropolitan and AM
bassador Theaters on Thursday.
After an all-day series Of
"preview" showings at both
theaters on Wednesday.
ON THE FENCE-Bess Davis
Schreiner, local outpost OF the
Theater Guild-American Thea
ter Society. has assumed q bel
ligerently neutral stance in the
matter Of The Girls In 509."
The Howard Teichmann COM
edy. which opens the subscrip-
ton season at the National
on September IS. is politi-
cal in content. Subscribers,
Miss Schreiner says. are de-
manding to know in advance
which party will get the better
OF IL when the girls dorothy
Gish and Imogene coca) 60
10 work. Her firm reply is that
The Girls in 509" is impartial.
The Democrats are given OPP
portunity TO rejoice in the dis
comfiture OF the Republicans
and the latter in turn can revel
in the missteps Of the former
Each is granted equal time, just
as il the FEC we're watching.
So
MONDAY MEMOS- To-
nights the night when some
lass with tears Of Joy in her
eyes and protestations Of sur
prise on her lips will be draped
with a ribbon reading Miss
Washington" Judging will be
done at the Capitol Theater---
beauty and personality back
stage. talent routines on stage
starting at $3.50. There are nine
flnaliSts, including five singers.
two actresses, one Coincidence
and one girl who displays and
narrateS Self-created fashions.
There's one certain way for
a movie producer to insure
getting the services of a name
star-marry the girl. Take the
case of Carlo Ponti, Italian
producer transplanted to Hol-
lywood. Other movie-makers
may vie for Sohpia Loren. but
not Mr.. Ponti. who married her
and seems prepared to keep
her busy. He and his partner,
Marcello Girosi. currently are
making That Kind of Wom-
an" starring Miss Loren. in
New York. They also have plans
to follow UP as soon as possible
with Heller With a Gun" and
Two Women"-both to star
Sophia Loren. Huntington
Hartford, who dropped a re-
ported 100000 in the attempt
to keep alive his stage adapta-
ton Of Jane Eyre" has turned
to a less risky phase Of show
business. He plays a seaman
in John Paul Jones'" which
Director John Farrow now is
filming. It's somewhat Of q re-
duction in rank. but Mr.. Hart
ford ought to appear at home
on John Paul's deck. He once
owned a famed square-rigger,
the Joseph Conrad.
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ED SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Sir Laurence, Press Feud

NEW YORK-Sir Laurence
Olivier and the British press
feuding. Aga Khan and
Sylvia CaSablancas resumed
in Monte Carlo. Sophia
Loren winds up THAT Kind Of
Woman" Wednesday. Glory
Ickes, grandniece of late Sec'y.
Of Interior. engaged to Ralph
Smith. George Baker. Jr.
and Kay Kendall's sister, Kim,
serious. Louis B. Mayors
daughter, Suzanne, weds Dean
Kaiser. Jr. on 23d. The
Mike Martha Wrightl Manu-
ches lost their week-old baby.
Joseph Carwell, aid to U. s.
ambassador to Iceland. honey
incoming with Wendell Bruin.
Diana Barrymore and
Enrol Flynn at Jilly's. Case
line price in France. now $1.00
q gallon.
NE
Sir Anthony Eden's son.
Nicholas, and Davina Lyon a
twosome. The Perry ComOS
back from Rome. Pearl
Bailey's hubby, Lou BeIlsen, re-
cuperating. appendectomy. =.
Ally Khan and Dorothy Grey a
U. N. duet. The Tommy
Kelleys Medal of Honor win
ner) called her Kathy. Mrs.
Coda Meir. Israeli Foreign
Minister, completely recovered
from recent illness. The
Mickey Jelkes expecting. e.
Gregory Peck's big Country"
follows Vikings" into Astor.
Robert Fryer and Lawrence
Carr, producers of "Auntie
Name" dickering for a Broad
way musical treatment Of Edna
Ferber's Saratoga Trunk" Z.
Madeleine COurbrO and Roger
Price at La Zambra. Helen
Traubel's biography, st. Louis
Woman" hits the bookstalls
January 5 via Duell, Sloan g.
Pearce.
\
Sid Caesar has protested TO
London TV editors that British
comic Dickie Henderson is cur
rently plagiarizing Caesars
movements and expressions"
on Henderson's London COM
mercial TV show. It has created
quite a storm in English TV.
:. Will Rogers, jr.'s son, Glenn,
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yEdIS.
Three miles away. Belafonte
made his London debut by OPEN
ing q weeks engagement at the
4,000-seat movie house.
Both sang to full houses, but
It was Belafonte who got the
critics plaudits. The Albert Hall
audience gave Robson a great
welcome back but the critics
PANIED him.
From the moment he stole
on stage with panther grace to
the soft stunning or Silhou-
cited guitars. Harry Bella
monte's London debut as a
singer and comedian was a
completely professional tri-
umph," said the Daily Mail.
Finest Since Sinatra
Some other comments: One
man triumph; rare and
splendid" talent; the finest
pop this country has seen since
Frank Sinatra came here eight
years ago"
The critics objected to
RobesonS use Of a microphone
to bolster his remnant Of a
voice and his injection Of
politics, into his program.
Said the News Chronicle !:
"even in the encore by which
he is best known in this
country - OF Man River - he
changed the loveable lines
get a little drunk and you land
in jail to show a little grit
and you lands in jail"
All Sound Alike
Daily Express: The bass
plowed stolidly through spirit
uals, Hebrew songs, Russian
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songs and popular ballads, max
ing every one sound alike.
"He even used a microphone,
usually unknown for concert
singers. and kept signaling to
the control engineer to turn it
up louder.
1T made little difference for
his singing scarcely ranged out
side the same five or six notes.
When it did, the tone ran
aground at the bottom and dis
appeared at the top"
The News Chronicle COM
mented that Belafonte's racial
awarenesS is as keen as Robe
sons but it has an added quality
the great bass lacks-humor."
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10 North Frederick
Wins Film Trophy

LOCARNO. Switzerland, Aug.
IL (AP.-"Ten North Freder-
ick," an American film based
on John O'Hara's novel of the
same name, was awarded the
gold trophy last night for the
best picture presented at the
annual film festival here.
The prize for the best actress
wen to Italy's Carla Gravina,
for her performance in "Amore
e Chiacchiere" Love and Chat
teri, and the best male per-
Torrance award went TO Chi
neSe actor Kwan Shan for the
True Story Of Ah-Q." made in
Hong Kong.
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OF all things. Prince Ally
Khan is claiming diplomatic
immunity (he's the Pakistani
delegate to the U. M in Rita
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
All Sound Alike

Daily Express: THE bass
plowed stolidly through spirit
uals, Hebrew songs. Russian
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Burt Goes West

HOLLYWOOD CNANA.-
Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis
who made SIS million on their
"Trapeze" picture. expect "a
lose half a million dittoes on
their Sweet Smell Of Success
Burt. always sure OF making
money on a Western. Is plan
ming The Way West" with
himself, Jimmy Stewart and
Kirk Douglas, az a cost OF SO
million. Horace Greeley never
spoke a truer sentence with his
"Go West, Young Man. Go
West" Debbie Reynolds
brought husband Eddie Fisher
luck when she visited him IN
Las Vegas on the last night OF
his singing engagement at the
Tropicana. Eddie. who usually
loses. had a winning streak at
the dice table.
Rita HaywOrth and husband
Jim Hill will stay in Europe un-
I'll September when the fame
haired actress is due 70 start
They Came to Cordova" with
Gary Cooper. The part of
Aunt Martha in the Rock Hud-
SOn-Jean Simmons movie This
Earth Is Mine" is still open. In
addition TO Geraldine FitZ-
gerald, the script also has been
sent to Greer Carson. Hey.
Greer, I'd like to see you max
ing another picture in Holly
wood.
Sidney Chaplin took dancer
NOZZLE Adam to visit his father
in Switzerland. So in spite Of
the mo marriage" statement.
something would seem to be
cooking Bette Davis was
50 cooperative with the press
in Europe. her press book is
bullying with glorious adjec-
tives. Bette, after a physical
check-up in New York. is on
her way TO Hollywood for some
lTV and feature filming
Howard Keel will take over the
male singing lead in AT The
Grand" when it reaches Broad
way. If he gets equal billing
with its star. Paul NUM-. And
it looks like MUM is willing.
Cary Grants personalized
selling of his "Indiscreet" pic
.ture with Ingrid Bergman will
mean a fortune for them both
from the excellent and sophis-
ticated comedy. Cary's COM
pany, with Stanley DOnen, owns
IS per cent of the film. But
Ingrid gets her share of the
gross profits first. Cary gets
so per- cent of his up-coming
picture with Alfred Hitchcock,
North by Northwest"
X
OF all things. Prince Ally
Khan is claiming diplomatic
immunity (he's the Pakistani
delegate to the U. M in Rita
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Va AhNAahN AAN Wv aaN ~ - ~
as q GoldwyniSm that he will
never make the denial stick
now.
Inspiration for his latest
statement Of how he feels was
Mr.. Goldwyns trouble with
'Porey and Bess." As you un-
douhtedly know. Producer
Ooldwyn and Director Reuben
Mamoulian recently arrived at
a somewhat less than amicable
parting OF the ways.
A difference Of opinion over
personal publicity was reported
as the cause. In any case. Gold
wyn ripped OF the Mamoulian
chevrons and pinned them on
Otto Preminger. who had
worked up TO ''Porgy and Bess"
by directing such films as "The
Man With the Golden Arm"
and saint JOAN"
The whole thing was quite
an explosion out in Hollywood.
The Screen Directors Guild
clamped a boycott on Mr.. Gold
wyn, refusing to allow its mem
bers to work for him. Almost
everyone involved and many not
involved had something to say
about the affair. There even
we're attempts to involve the
race issue. Through IL all. Gold
wyn remained untypically ST.
lent.
Then the guild reversed it.
self. relented and lifted the
boycott. II Mr.. Goldwyn want
ed TO do this in the future. 1t
asked, would he please do it
in a joint announcement by
producer and departing direc-
tor. Mr.. Goldwyn was free to
speak and let the world know
how this rhubarb affected him.
I'm exhausted" he de-
elared. from not talking"
$50
OPENINGS - There is an
abundance Of new arrivals on
the towns entertainment call
endar this week. Tonight,
for one thing, will see the
legitimate theater poisoning
again downtown, with the ar
rival Of Constance Bennett in
"Auntie Name" at the National.
Early response has been so en-
thusiastic that the engagement.
In case you hadn't noticed, has
been stretched to two weeks
instead Of the originally plan
ned one. Tonight also will
see the return of vaudeville to
the outdoor stage Of the Carter
Barron Amphitheater. Red
Buttons. who had the swiftest
rise and fall Of any TV comic
and who then turned dramatic
actor in "Sayonara" to win an
oscar, will be the headliner.
On hand, too, win be Paul
Ai1ka, the young Canadian
singer who pens a lot Of his
own songs. The week also
brings us a bright new comedy
team that is being cheered for
its freshness and vitality. Mike
Nichols and Elaine May open
4 week engagement at the Ca
sino Royal tonight. There's
at least one major opening on
the downtown movie scene. too.
"Indiscreet," the Ingrid Berg
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Der of CFU Lodge 6, and .
Linotype Operator in the
Society's Ho me Office
Print Shop.
A national political power,
Mr.. Lawrence is the Democra-
tic nominee for Governor IN
the November, 1858, Elec-
tions, the first man In the
history Of the city ever to be
elected to 4 four-year terms
as the Mayor of Pittsburgh,
and the one man all agree Is
the driving force behind
Pittsburgh's in t ernationally
famous "Civic Renaissance"
Mr.. Lawrence only recently
returned from an extended
overseas tour which took him
to Israel, Ireland, and other
countries.
Mayor At Crowning
Now, the long awaited
moment, the coronation Of
Miss CFU *"
(Stage Set p. 81
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just as we have for so ma
ny years in the past.
For all those who reside In
the neighborhood of St. Nj
cholas Church, confessions
will be heard on Saturday,
July 26, between 3 and 4
pm, and 7 and 9 pm. All
other members may dispense
with this religious obligation
on Sunday the 9th, before
Mass.
May we remind our MEM
bers in arrears with their dues
to see that at least a part Of
this important duty is taken
care of.
We will be looking forward
to a large turnout of members
at both our morning church
services and the afternoon
meeting.
Dragics Blaskovic, Sec'y.
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ment made so as to permit
observance Of every phase OF
the program.
Parking facilities have
also been taken into con-
sideration and moves were
made over the weekend to
engage experts in the field
to handle the influx of cars.
The Center will be open fol-
business shortly before the
noon hour on Sunday, July
u, with barbecued lamb,
roast pork, refreshments, etc.,
awaiting those who elect to
make a day Of it by turning
out early for the fete.
In the event of inclement
weather, the festivities will be
shifted to the Center's spa
cious Dance Pavilion.
Outstanding Choir
Scheduled to start at 5 pm.
sharp, Eastern Daylight Saw
ing Time, the program will
get under way with the rem
dition of the National An
thems by the "Jadran" Croa-
tian Singing Society Of Ali
quippa, Pa, one Of Americas
foremost such choral groups.
Pronouncing the Invocation
will be Rev. Marian Sorich,
Pastor of st. Nicholas Croa-
tian r. c. Church, MS. Pitts
burgh.
Opening the program
proper with greetings will
be United Lodges Chairman
Joseph Rukavina, who will
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MS. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
All members of Ladies' CFU
Lodge 20 are asked to attend
our regular and semi-annual
meeting which will be held
Sunday, July 27, at 200 pm,
Javor Hall, 822 No. Canal st.
During this Forthcoming
meeting you will have the op-
portunity to hear our lodge
standing at the end Of the
first six months and take part
in the discussion Of all mat
ters considered important for
the further progress of the
lodge.
Also, this month we cele-
brate the feast of st. Ann,
our lodges patron saint. 1t
is desirable that as many
members Of our lodge ~
possible attend Mass and
Communion On that day,
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z Kay-Cee Lodges Set For Frat Day
U.S., Canadian
Junior Members
To Shine July 9th
Youngsters Will
Picnic Sunday On
Lake Erie Shores

HAMILTON, Ont. - The
Peninsula CFU Jun
ior Picnic will be held Sun
day, July 27, at Morgan's
Point about s miles east of
Port Colborne, Ontario, begin
ming Approximately at 1 pm.
Morgan's Point, shown on
any Ontario Map, is located
on Lake Erie. Those still in
doubt may come to the Gro
attain Hall, 5th St. Welland.
From this point you may
receive information or join
the caravan of cars and the
Hamilton and Welland busses
which will leave at 1890 pm,
for Morgan's Point.
During the e afternoon
there will be a ball game
between Welland and Ham,
iltOn and the winners will
play any other challenging
nest team at the picnic.
There will be all types of
races with prizes for the
(Niagara - p. 11)
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&c Members In
Fete Aug. 3rd At
Shady Rest Park
C.E.C. Leaders
Predict Biggest
Crowd On Record
KANSAS CITY, Kans.

KANSAS CITY, Kans. -
The Central Educational Com
mittee of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union Lodges here will
sponsor it's annual "Fraternal
Day Homecoming" on Sun
day, Aug. 3rd, at Shady Rest
Park, 84th and State Avenue,
Wyandotte County.
Seven of the Greater
Kansas City CFU Lodges
will meet again in the big
gest outing of the year.
This will be a gala day for
you to bring along your
frie n d $ and prospective
members.
There will be no shortage
of hot barbecued lamb and
other refreshments and dam
cling will be to the music Of
a tamburitza orchestra. There
will also be singing and Won
derful kolo dancing by our
own youthful group.
We hope that every Gro
atian Fraternal Union men,
ber will find it convenient to
bring his family, co-workers,
business associates, and
friends to this forthcoming
Fraternal Day.
A special invitation is ex-
tended to our members In
Omaha, st. Louis, st. Joseph,
and Sugar Creek, Mo-, and all
the lodges in Iowa.
John p. Ribic, Pres.
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Akron 472 Picnic To
Be Event Of AUG. 3rd

AKRON, Ohio - Lodge
472 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will stage it's Annual
Picnic on Sunday, August 8,
at Kamenar Farm, off Rt. 21,
a quarter of a mile north of
Johnson Corners.
Direction markers will be
posted the day Of the picnic.
Joe Privich and his So
kOl Tamburitzans of Massi-
lon will do the musical hon.
Ors on this occasion and the
usual picnic refreshments
will be available.
Donation will be so cents
per person.
Ann Grimsby, Rec.
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ABERDEEN, Was h.

ABERDEEN, w 8 8 n. -
The Reverend Anthony v.
Domandich, son of Mr.. Vide
Domandich and the late Man
da Domandich, was ordained
to the Sacred Priesthood Sat-
urday, May "A, 1858, In st.
J m es Cathedral, Seattle,
Wash, with four other dea-
cons by the Most Reverend
Thomas E. Gill, Auxiliary
Bishop Of Seattle.
The new priest, = native
Of Hoquiam, WASH, 10
turned to his birthplace to
celebrate his first Solemn
Mass on May rs, the Feast
Of Pentecost, in Our Lady
of Good Help Catholic
Church.
A reception was held in the
afternoon from 800 to 500
pm. in the Star Room Of the
Morch Hotel in Aberdeen.
The Rev. Domandich, 80, ID
a product Of the Hoquiam
Schools, the University Of
Washington, where he grad
uated cum laude and attained
a Phi Beta Kappa Key, and
is a World War II Veteran.
Entry into the priesthood
climaxes six years Of study
at st. Edwards Seminary
near Seattle. He obtained 4
Bachelor Of Arts in Philoso-