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triet Sunday School convention Of
the Churches of God in Christ in
Fort Smith last Friday. Rev. Rog-
ers is district superintendent. A
pre-congress musical program was
rendered at Union Baptist church
Sunday mite, June l. Approxi-
mately fifty voices made up the
chorus Several outstanding solo,
lists were featured on the pro-
gram. This program was under
the general direction of Mrs. Ar
tie w. Block, and ushered in our
state Sunday School and BTU
congress of the regular conven-
ton, which opened Monday morn
ing at Union Baptist church. Rev.
G.. w. Pitts of Forrest City, is
president; Rev A. l.. Perkins,
host-pastor. DR.. Ira o. Hill dis
trict moderator. See Mrs.
Mertyce L. Henry for your
STATE PRESS or call at 905 Will
low street or call 1897
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celebrities will bighten up the hours with personal APP

pearances
There's good mimic around whose popularity keeps
him returning to the Apollo he's Arnold Dover who does
good takeoff Billy Eckstne Jerry Lewis Satco and Ar
thur Godfrey however he didn't make good for the
show and the impression the management trying to
few dollars Dover tall lad with thin face which is
the comic side already and his impressions grade A
almost in the league with Sammy Davis r who regns with
out doubt At the moment, Dover is wandering
around hoping for lucky break into the big time but gett
ing in moment of valuable experience it takes
lection in his trade.
Dinah Washington, meanwhile, remains the top and
defes anyone to her. With group of songs
and SnazZy wardrobe Dnah has dropped roll
in favor of her old standby, the blues. On the bill
was Ruth Browns Willis Jackson and his Quartet
Whereas they good at rock and roll it's beginning to
sound like can music all alike there enough
originality in their music to stand alone One thing is
Jacksons is the loudet in doing MAN and big Boy
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06

Mertyce l.. Henry

$500 ~ ~ -
DR.. King James Anderson Of
Chicago, is visiting his father,
Rev. G.. w. Anderson. Young An
derson is practicing dentistry in
the Windy city,. DR.. c. B.
Knox, president of the Regular
Arkansas Missionary Bapt. con-
vention of Pine Bluff and Rev.
L. Embry, pastor of the st. John
Baptist church, Little Rock, were
special guests at Union Baptist
church Sunday mite. Dr. and
Mrs E. Hill, Mary Belle Matti-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Harrison,
Odell Embry, Mrs. Josephine Her
vey, Mrs. Arlee Pearson, Mrs.
Lucy Gill, Vernessa Gill, Mrs.
Matte Dickerson, Cynthia and
Barbara Dickerson, Mrs. Marnesia
Harrell, Mrs. Mertyce L. Henry
Mrs. junior Ann Taylor, Mereda
Wilson and DR.. A. l.. Perkins
attended the dedicatory services
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06

i'll at Pine Bluff. Carl David Ho-
ward is doing a fine job of de-
livering the papers while he is
away. Mrs. Viola Ross is Wis
iting in Bastrop, Louisiana. :.
Moses Fortune of Chicago, is
visiting his brother, Johnnie For
tune and other relatives. Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06

Victoria Dickerson and Mrs.
JEANNE Holmes recently visited
Mrs. l.. M Tippett, who is pa
tient at the University hospital,
Little Rock. Rev. and Mrs. j.
w. Rogers, Mrs. Edna James,
Mrs. Josephine Turner and Mrs.
Pearlie Wiley attended the dis
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06
Natl Urban League
Announces New
InterraciaI Program

NEW YORK-The National Ur-
ban League, voluntary interra-
clal agency announced here
Wednesday plans for a nationwide
educational program designed to
direct a large number of Negro
students into careers in scientific
and technical fields.
The program, called .'Tomor-
rows Scientists and Technieians,"
was hailed by Theodore W. Kheel,
League president, as "a challenge
to adult community leadership to
discover talented youth in their
midst"
Every American community
overlooks gifted youngsters capa-
BILE of meeting the demands of
new occupational opportunities.
The Urban League plans to make
use of adults in the community to
stimulate youngsters, and to pro-
vide them with the additional
guidance, and with the incentives
that will enable them to get the
most out of their schooling, ma
ture their talents, and become
equipped TO serve the nations
need" he said.
It will be conducted by local
Urban Leagues throughout the ma
ton, ito search for and discover
youth who have high potential a
bility for careers as professional
workers and technicians, and to
provide them with adult encour-
agement, guidance and assistance
to help them reach their poten-
tial,' the announcement said.
While the program is designed es-
pecially for Negro youth, it will
not be restricted to them.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-19
Detroit 351 To Hold
Feather Fete, Dinner
Week Of Thanksgiving

DETROIT - On Sunday
afternoon, November 23rd
Lodge 351 will sponsor a Fea
ther Party turkey raffle)
at the Croatian Home.
There will be refreshments,
entertainment by the Balkan
Cavaliers Tamburitza Orches-
ira, and some lucky persons
will be the winners Of q
Thanksgiving Turkey.
Members and friends are
cordially invited to join us for
this annual event.
We also wish to an
nounce that on Thanksgiv-
ing Day, November 27, q
Turkey Dinner will be
served at the Croatian
Home, beginning at 8 pm.
Tickets will be $3.50 fol
adults and $1.OO for children
IL years Of age and under
Reservations should be made
with the Club Manager o,
with the Lodge Secretary
Mike Matkovich.
Again, music will be pro
vided by the Balkan Cavaliers
and there will be plenty Of fur
for all who attend.
Mark Kramarich, Rep
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Anaconda, Mont, Lodges "a And 9S9
Set For Nov. q Thanksgiving Banquet
Treasure State Members Will Sup Sunday
In Community's SITS. Peter and Paul Hall

ANACONDA, M n t. -
"Sts. Peter and Paul. Lodge
"a and Morning Star" Lodge
$50 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will jointly stage a
Thanksgiving Banquet on
Sunday, November %, at $3.50
pm, at the "Sts. Peter and
Paul Hall".
This banquet was formerly
an annual affair of Lodge "a.
President John Petelin of
Lodge "a announces the fol-
lowing committee chairmen
for the affair:
Mary Janosko, food COM
mittee; Steve Kalafat and
: John Juricich, bar commit
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| Juniors Offered
Christmas Carols
Beautiful Books
Awaiting Takers

PITTSBURGH = KIM a S
is but a few weeks away and
most of the CFU's 500 jun
ior Nest Managers are, no
doubt, making preparations
for the annual Christmas
Party.
We wish to inform these
devoted unit leaders that we
again have a supply of
Christmas carol books for dis
tribution.
That supply is limited
however, 5000 to be exact,
80 ask for yours now. We
will give them out on a
first call, first serve basis.
Because of the limited sup
ply and, in order to enable us
to satisfy as many as possi-
BILE, please limit your request
to just those who, in your es-
timation, will attend the par
ty, and then only for those
who can read.
We take this opportunity
to thank all you Managers
and everyone who assists you
in the tedious task Of prepar-
ing these Xmas festivities.
Michael Grasha, Director
Junior Order
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Sacramento Meet Will
Close On Social Note

SACRAMENTO, Calf. -
The members of Croatian
Fraternal Union Lodge 434
are asked to attend, without
fail, the Annual Meeting
which will be held on Sunday,
December IA, at the Oak Park
Hall, beginning at 100 pm.
An election of Lodge Of
ficers for 1859 will take
place and the usual yearly
business will be transacted.
As soon as the meeting is
adjourned refreshments will
be served to all in attendance.
We urge all members to
turn out for this session and
vote for the persons whom
they think are most capable
Of conducting our lodge af-
fairs.
Helen Galovich, Sec'y.
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Iron Range Halls
koIo Club Mentor
Pupils, Parents
Cite John Baunan

CHISHOLM, MINI. - The
Sports and Kolo Club of CHS
holm, Hibbing, and Leetonia
held a surprise Party in hon
or of John Bauman, dance
instructor of the Kolo Club.
The party was held Satur-
day evening, November 1, at
the Memorial Building and
was attended by a hundred
parents and children.
Mr.. Bauman has devoted
considerable time to the
teaching of the dances Of
the Balkan countries, al
without compensation.
Jay Bichanich was master
Of ceremonies and also spoke
and presented the gift to Mr..
Bauman.
Talks were given by John
Tomich of Leetonia and Mar
tin Berklacich and Frank Ju-
ricich Of Hibbing.
Entertainment was provi-
ded by the Junior Echo Tam
buritzans, under the direction
of Tom Krmpotich Of CHS
holm.
Parents Of the Kolo Club
members acted as hosts and
served the lunch.
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Etna Lodge 4 And Nest Il Mothers To
Discuss Club Plans Friday, Nov. 18th
Proposed Mothers Club Can Do Wonders
For Already Enthused Nest 21 Members

year makes the future look
more promising.
A Junior Tamburitza group
was organized recently under
the most capable direction of
John Gregurich.
They made their first pub
lie appearance, after four
months Of instructions, at the
Lodge 4 meeting. Needless to
say, the members were a.
mazed and thrilled by the tai
ents Of these tamburitzans.
These youngsters certainly
need all the financial support
and encouragement that .
Mothers Club could offer.
Teen age dances are A.
30 held on Monday eve
nings, from $3.50 to 11:OO
pm.
We feel sure that q Mothers
Club would encourage your
children and others to parh-
cipats N the many activities
offered by Nest 81.
Ross Am CvitkoviG, Mgr.
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tee; Rudy KarlOvich, enter
tainment committee; and
Joe Kuffner, hall commit
tee.
Members of both lodges
will serve on these commit
tees.
All members are requested
to make reservations with one
of the following:
Rudy Karlovich, Lodge "a
Secretary at the Lodge Hall
every Monday night; John
Juricich at the Montana Shoe
Shop; John Petelin at Paula's
Drive Inn; or with Angela
Blax at 800 East Third st.
- Editorial Staff
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Annual Free Funfesf
Thanksgiving Eve For
Membership Of Etna 4

ETNA, Pa. The mem
bers of Guardian Angel
Lodge 4 will enjoy their An
nual Free Party on Thanks
giving Eve, Wednesday, No
vember 26, in the Lodge
Home.
The festivities, always a.
mong the Lodges social
highlights, are to begin at s
pm. sharp.
A plentiful supply Of re-
freshments is being readied
for the holiday eve festivi-
ties and entertainment will
be provided to keep one
and all in q gala mood.
No member Of Lodge 4
should miss this years Free
Party, for affairs Of this sort
are designed to bring US to
gether in q carefree way and
find us arguing about moth.
ing more serious than tomor.
rows weather.
So, let's all turn out Wed.
nesday evening, Nov. rs, fo1
the Lodges Free Party.
Katherine Trdina, Rea
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Youngstown bb Plans
Dance For Benefit Of
Lodge Basketball Team

YOUNGSTOWN, o hio -
The members of "St. George
Lodge 66 will hold a Benefit
Dance Sunday, Nov. 30, in
their spacious Home at 1912
West Federal Street.
Dancing, which will begin
at 8 pm, will be to the music
Of the inimitable Dave Zup-
kovich and his Balkan Re-
cording Orchestra.
Also being readied are solid
and liquid refreshments to
suit the taste.
The Nov. 80 social is be-
ing planned for the benefit
Of the Lodge 66 basketball
team, which Is even now
looking ahead to playing in
the CFU's Natl Basketball
Tournament in the spring
of 1889.
You can give the team just
such a shot in the arm by at
tending the Nov. 30 Benefit
Dance in the Croatian Home.
Your cooperation will be deep
ly appreciated.
Chuck Kokes, Publicity
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Baltimore b84 Plans
Pre-hoIiday Shuttle

BALTIMORE, Md. - Gro
attain Fraternal Union Lodge
684 will stage it's Annual Fall
Dance Saturday, November
%, at the Slovak National
Home, 6526 Holabird Ave.
This is our special $3.50
Fall Dance, which includes
aplatter, refreshments,
and music for your dancing
pleasure by AIS Alc0ves.
All this will take place be-
tween 900 pm. and 100 am.
Members and friends are
urged to make this last event
Of the year a success through
their attendance.
Jacob Mahor0vic, Treas.
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Scholarship For
Miss Nancy Dziak
Cokeburg Starlet
With TamburitZanS

COKEBURG, Pa. - It is
with great pride that the Of
ficers and members Of "St.
George" CFU Lodge 354 an
nounce that our young, at
tractive member, Nancy Dzi-
ak, has been awarded a scho-
larship to Duquesne Univer-
sity by the noted Duquesne
University Tamburitzans.
The daughter of George
and Kay Dziak of Coke
burg, Nancy graduated
from worth High
School in May, 1858, as Sal
utatOrian of her class.
She was a member of the
Lodge 354 kolo dance group
for the past two years and it
was through this affiliation
and her outstanding abilities
that she was considered and
accepted into the world fa-
nous group.
The Tamburitzans will ap-
pear at our High School in
Ellsworth on Sunday, April
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26, 1859, in conjunction with
our Lodges Patron Saint
Day Celebration.
Those who have already
seen the Tammies this year
know that the first part of
the show is based upon the
festivities Of st. Georges
Day.
Sis. Dziak is the first
CFU member of our imme-
diate area to become q
member of this interna-
tionally famed group and
we are sure she will be a
credit to the organization
and the people whom she
represents.
In behalf of the officers
and members Of Lodge 354
we wish Nancy the best OF
luck and success and may her
association with the Tammies
be a very memorable one.
Bernard Luketich, Pres.
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two other widely known Wis
consin members of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
Present were bros. Matt
Anich and John Peloza, both
of West Allis.
Bro. Peloza is President
of Lodge 391; bro. Anich
the longtime Manager of
Junior Order Nest 81.
| Together with bro. Hinich,
bros. Peloza and Anich took
an active part in the meeting
Turn to page 8 for editorial,
Fine Start"
.~>~~~~~>>~>>~~~~~~
and were helpful in answer
ing the many questions posed
by various members.
We are most grateful to all
three of them for their fine
cooperation.
Social Debut Dec. 13
Many decisions were made
during the course of our first
Lodge meeting.
i For one, the members elec-
ted their official family and
(Muknowago p. 81
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The Concert Program is to
start at 1880 pm. Nov. %,
with the Tomisic Bros. Tam
buritza Orchestra cast in the
spotlight.
Bro. Mandich, of course,
will deliver his speech during
the Program.
For a change, we would like
to see our CFU neighbors a.
cross the border in Detroit
turn out for one Of our social
gatherings and enjoy some OF
our famous Canadian hospi.
tality done up in typical Gro.
atian style.
We assure them a wonder.
full time and bid them, one
and all, welcome.
Program Committee
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with the greatest organiza-
ton of it's kind in the world.
Conducting the first
meeting was bro. Nick Hi
Mich, Milwaukee, a member
of the Supreme Board of
the Croatian Fraternal
Union.
Bro. Hinich was most en-.
Tightening. as he briefed the
members on the proper con.
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ETNA, Pa. - AS the Man.
ager of Nest II, I wish to
make an appeal to all Moth
ers who are interested in or
ganizing a Mothers Club to
attend the meeting on Friday
evening, November 28, at 8
pm, in the Croatian Hall,
Grant Avenue.
Our boys and girls have
had the opportunity to parti-
cipate in many activities, just
4 few Of which are:
A boys and girls bowling
league was organized last
year. This venture was very
successful and we have q lea
que again this year.
KOl0 Instructions are Civ
en- every Friday, from 100
to 800 p.m., for boys and
girls Of all ages.
A baseball team for the
junior boys was started this
year but was not too success-
ful. However. the forming Of
Z Little League in Etna naKt
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NEW LODGE ON C.F.U.'S NETWORK
Windsor Lodges viii Co-Sponsor Fete
November 22nd In Croatian Natl Home
Supreme President Accepts Invitation

WINDSOR, Ont. - Lodges
638 and 952 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will co-spon-
sor a Fall Concert Program
and Dance Saturday, Nov. 22,
in the Croatian Natl Home,
252O Seminole and st. Luke.
v. /. Mandich, Pitts
burgh, Supreme President
of the Society, will be the
Lodges guest of honor and
address the assemblage.
In keeping with custom
roast young pig will be avail
able at the Home from moor
on the day Of the fete anc
the members of both Lodges
are invited to drop in for q
delicious meal and refresh
ments.
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Tire Hill, Pa, 71b
In Rally December 9TH

TIRE HILL, Pa. - 60
lub" CFU Lodge ZIG will hold
it's last meeting of the year
on Sunday, December Z, at
the SNPJ Hall, beginning at
1:30 pm.
It seems that only the same
few members have been at
tending our past meetings, so
we are hoping to see some
new faces at this forthcom-
ing session.
Mary Ruparcic, Sec'y.
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West AIIis 392 Party
Scheduled For Nov. q

WEST ALLIS, Wise. -
West Allis'' CFU Lodge 1872
will stage a Pillow Case Card
Party on Sunday, November
%, at 2::30 pm, in the st.
Augustine Hall, 6762 w. Ro-
ger Street.
We invite all the CFU mem
bers and friends Of the vici-
nifty to attend
Mike Papa, Rec.
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duct of their meetings and
welcomed them to the ranks
Of the Society. His post-meet-
ing talk was inspiring to say
the least.
Cooperation Unlimited
Also in attendance at this
historic Nov. 8 meeting were
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: Great Day Nov. 22nd For K. {. CoupIe

KANSAS CITY, Kans. -
Pictured are Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Kladuson, who will cele-
brate their 50th Wedding An
niversary on Saturday, No
vember %, 1858.
They were married in St.
John the Baptist Catholic
Church and are the parents Of
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nine children, eight grand
children, and five great
grandchildren.
Mr.. K1aduson has been a
member Of "Sv. Josip" CFU
Lodge 35 for many years and
Mrs. Kladuson is a long time
member Of "Sv. Lucia" CFU
Lodge 112.
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Mukwonaeo Lodge
Holds First Meet
Supreme Board Member Nick Hinich On Hand
As Newcomers Name Leaders, Set Dance Date

BY John Movrich, Secretary Lodge 993
MUKWONAGO, Mich - 1t is official The
bers of the "Mukwonago Satellites Lodge 993 at
last of the Croatian Fraterna Unions
of American and Canadian affliates.
The members of the Lodge held their first meet
ing Nov. g. 1858, Pipps Hilltop Resort Mukwonago, to
cement - for many, many years to their alliance
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Youngstown Ladies To
Meet Thanksgiving Eve

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The Croatian Ladies Auxilia-
ry Of CFU Lodge 66 will hold
its regular meeting on Wed
nesday, November 26, at 1880
pm.
We urge all members to at
tend this and all the forth
coming sessions.
Catherine Mik0vich, Sec'y.
O - COOPERATION
r - FOSTERS
L. UNITY
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Coming Events

South Chicago U-L
5th Birthday Party
November %, 1858
Evening star., 1958-07-14

II cannot establish any pol
icy merely on whether or not
1t will save the human race
from a period Of suffering or
from extinction"
Reynolds News: a socialist
Sunday newspaper, predicted
the Archbishop would face "his
biggest storm yet" over his
statement.
The Sunday Pictorial COM
mented, aSuely this can't be
the viii of Cod"
Lesser Of Two Evils
In Rochester, meanwhile,
Anglican Bishop c. NJ. Chavasse
said in a sermon that total
destruction in a third world
war would be preferable to
serfdom under totalitarian
domination.
"For the Christians agrees
Sive war Is always wrong. the
bishop said. But defensive
war or war to preserve order or
to save others from oppression
is a very different matter. As
such. in an evil world. war can
be the lesser of two evils.
Nor does war become wrong
by reason Of the increased
power of its engines of destruc-
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Americans Face
New Charges

TOKYO. July IA (P1.-Addi-
tional charges against two
American civilians accused OF
violating Japanese customs reg
ulations were read today at
the second session Of their trial
In Japanese court.
The defendants are Stanley
r. Hanlon, 81, Of Middle Island,
IN. Y, and Donald Green, %,
of Baltimore, Md.
At the first trial session they
were charged with illegally
shipping clothing material from
Japan to South Korea via the
eustoms-free United States
Army post ONCE on May Q and
10. The second indictment said
they did the same thing on
April 25. May 8 and 8.
The next bearing in the
Tokyo district court is sched-
uled for July IS. Both Hanlon
and Green are held at Tokyo's
Kosuge Prison.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

citing duel with Jean Rehra Of
France. Both drove 5000 &C
Maseratis.
Moss time for the 242,S75
kilOmeters CabOut 1911 miles)
was one hour and Al minutes.
Behra was only q fraction Of a
second behind in second place.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Gruening to Seek
Nomination as
Alaskan Senator
n lAs AIsaciatsd prs.s

Ernest Gruenine former
Alaska Governor and member
Of the Territory's unoflcial
Congressional delegation, an
nounced formally today his
candidacy for the Democratic
nomination to seek one Of the
new States two Senate seats.
Coincident with Mr.. Gruen-
ing's announcement. Repre-
sentative" Ralph j. Rivers oi
Fairbanks announced that he
will seek the Democratic nomi-
nation for Alaska's one House
seat.
The Gruening Rivers an.
nouncements left unannouncec
only the political plans Of Dele
gate Z. L. tBob) Bartlett, also
a Democrat. among Alaska'I
ofIicial and unofihcial delega.
ton. William A. Egan, thu
third member Of the unoficia
group sent here two years agC
to push for statehood, ar
nounced last week his inten.
ton to seek the Democrati,
nomination for q Senate seat
Evening star., 1958-07-14
More Funds
For Medical
StudyAsked
~ the Associated Press


A group Of special consult-
ants says spending on medical
research In this country should
be tripled to about 81 billion a
year by 1870.
"The world is experiencing a
scientific and chronological rev.
oiution that win leave no aspect
OF human life untouched > they
said. Medical research. like
other areas Of science, win be-
come broader In dimension and
more penetrating in depth"
The consultants, working un-
der assignment from the Health
and Welfare Department. urged
that the Federal Government
pay half the cost. with private
industry and philanthropy TAX
ing care OF the rest.
Last year the Federal Gov
ernment spent $le6 million on
medical research, while indus
try paid out approximately 500
million and private philan-
thropy accounted for SIS mill
hon. The total for the three
was $31l million.
The consultants' report, is-
sued last night. said an effort
Of the magnitude they proposed
would require increasing the
number Of physicians and other
scientists engaged in medical
research from 10000 now TO
IS. 900 by 1870.
AS a major step in this direc-
ton they urged the construc-
ton of IA to 20 new medical
schools at a cost Of from $500
million to 81 billion.