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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

to, da imaju samo velesajam
u Leipzigu? Lijepo. Kod mo-
dernih prometnih sredstava
Leipzig je pristupacan "a ne
koliko sati sa svih strana
Njemacke j Europe, a danas
j svijeta. Moderni velesajmo-
vi skupe su stvari. Treba gra-
diti zgrade, treba placati per-
sonal, treba praviti reklamu,
a to sve k o s a novaca -
mnogo novaca. Kad bi Ber-
linu palo ma pamet, da gradi
velesajam, berlinski bi vele-
sajam ubio leipziski. Zasto ?
Zato, jer. je B erlin glavni
grad, pa bi bio i jaca privlac-
ma tocka, i leipziski bi SATAN
propao. Razumije Sc, ne bi
propao odmah sutradan, ali
bi "a koju godinu propao. Mo-
rao bi propasti. Kako bi sc
to odrazilo ma nutarnje pri-
like u Njemackoj? Slabo. vi
djelo bi Sc, da Berlin i Prusi
zele, da zadave svaki napre-
dak, da uniste sve tradicije,
u kratko da upropastei svaku
drugu inicijativu u Njemac-
koj osim svoje. Bi Ii Sc onda
'takva Njemacka mogla odr-
zati? Ne bi. Iii bi sc narod
pobunio, pa otj jera o takvu
vladu j satro takve njene ma
kane planove, iii bi razorio
drzavu, koja bi u stvari po-
stojala samo zato, da Berlin
moze, da zivi.
A kako je u Italiji? Prvo
svega, Italija je po broju pu-
canstva skoro tri puta VEGA
cd Jugoslavije, a Rim joj je
glavni grad. Rim je start,
drevan, i slavan grad. Nema
valjda nikoga. ma svijetu, ko
nije cuo "a Rim, iii nezna
gdje je. Pa gdje sc onda drze
velesajmovi u Italiji kraj ia.
ko slavna grada? y Milanu.
I je Ii kada komu palo ma pa.
met, da industrijske velesaj.
move drzi u Rimu? Nije.
Trijeznu svijetu ne padaju
lude ideje u glavu. Ko bi pa.
metan u Italiji isao otimati
velesajam Milanu? Niko. Pa.
metni ljudi ne rade lude stva.
ri.
Ina, razumije Sc, u svijetu
i drugih primjera. Takav je
ma PRIMER Pariz, gdje je u.
sredotocen privredni polite.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
Malta BRAJDIC

U subotu, dne 18. sijecnja,
dobili smo telefonsku West il
Clevelanda, da je tamo rano
u jutro preminuo u dubokoj
starosti brat Malta Brajdic,
stariji, jedan cd najpostova-
nijih clanova Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice drzave Ohio.
Pokojni Brajdic rodjen je
dne IA. rujna 1874. godine u
selu Brod Moravice, kotar
Delnice, Hrvatska. Smrt ga
je dakle zatekla u 83. godini
zivota.
Pokojni Malta Brajdic' bio
je utemeljitelj i organizator
prvog odsjeka Narodne Hr-
v a Is k e Zajednice u drzavi
Ohio, i to odsjeka broj % Sv.
Nikola, koji je ustrojen 1895.
godine. On je bio "a dugo 60
dina casnik odsjeka i delegat
ma mnogim konvencijama or
ganizacije tamo cd 1902. 60
dine ma konvenciji u Wheel
ingu, West Virginiji, pa sve
do godine 1885, kada ga je
bolest prisilila, da sc donekle
povuce sa aktivnog ucestvo-
vanja u radu "a Zajednicu.
Pokojni Malta Brajdic bio
je visoko cijenjen po nasem
narodu u Clevelandu, kao i
po znamenitim licnostima u
gradskoj upravi. Medju svo-
jim prijateljima ubrajao je
mnoge governore drzave Ohio
kao gradonacelnike Cleve-
landa, a da i ne spomenemo
mnoge suce druge istaknute
clanove u gradskim i kultur-
MIN krugovima.
Pokojnik ostavlja liza sebe
diva sina, cd kojih je Matt
Braidech, Jr., znameniti uce-
MAX i professor, a drugi, DR..
Frank N. Braidech, zubar u
igra d u Clevelandu. Ostavlja
takodjer jednu kcerku, We
roniku, i mnogo rodbine.
Tijelo pokojnika lezalo je u
Grdina Funeral Home, 1853
East 62nd Street, gdje mu je
kroz tri dana mnostvo naseg
i americkog n aro d a grada
Clevelanda i okolice o d a | o
zadnju pocast. Pokopan je sa
crkvenim obredima hrvatske
katolicke crkve Sv. Pavlaf u
srijedu, 22-og sijecnja lisa
hranjen u Calvary Cemetery.
Medju mnogobrojnim vijenci-
ma i cvijecem bio je ma istak-
nutom mjestu vijenac Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice u po-
cast PRIV 0 m clanu il drzave
Ohio.
Sinovima kceri, kao i O.
staloj rodbini, u ime glavne
uprave i cjelokupnog clanstva
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
nase duboko saucesce, a po-
kojnom Matiji: Pocivaj u mi
ru!
Vjekoslav Mandic,
| plavni nredsiednik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
ZAGREBACN 'VELESAJAM
Pavle d. Ostovic

Zagrebu Sc odzavaju industrske izlozbe vec punih
pedeset godina Te ndustrjske izlozbe iii veesaou po-
stall vec djelom Zagreba zagrebackog Avota cuvene
su poznate po svjetu Amerka Kitaj Russia, mnoge
ge drzave zgrade su svoje stalne zgrade samenom
prosor t svrhu Neke druge drzave htee isto tako
da zgrade svoje staIne zgrade tn svrhu ali sad
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
Is1INA o JUGosLAyUI

o nasoj staroj domovini /
Jugoslaviji cesto Sc cuje u a.
merickoj javnosti. Vazno je
da Sc svijet u America upo-
znava s nasom starom zem-
ljom i s Jugoslavijom, tako
i nasi m | a dji ljudi, rodjeni
Amerikanci, da znadu otkud
su porijeklom kad dodju u
razgovor 8 Amerikancima o
Jugoslaviji.
Mas vrijedni suradnik, p.
d. Ostovic, koji dobro pozna
povijest nasega naroda, ma
pisao je zanimljivu j vrlo po-
ucnu knjigu engleski 'The
Truth About Yugoslavia" T.
stina o Jugoslaviji. Knjiga je
pisana lakim engleskim je-
zikom i prozeta dokumenti-
ma historickim cinjenicama,
lijepo tvrdo vezana, pisana je
iskreno poSteno bez ikako-
We izvratanja istine i zlobe,
sto nasi najbolji ljudi potvr-
djuju.
Svaki bi mas covjek trebao
da u svom domu imade ovu
knjigu radi sebe, svoje djece
i samih Amerikanaca. da Inn
mole reti istinu 0 Jugoslaviji
i svojoj staroj domovini.
Ovu vaznu knjigu mozete
dobiti uz snizenu cijenu "a
samo So. Novac mozete POI
slati jednostavno u kuferti
s narucbom ma urednika Zal
jednicara - Philip Vukelich,
S441 Forbes st., Pittsburgh
Is, Pa.
Narucite cim prize!
' ~ -
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

XII ZlVot FrancuSke, all Fran
cuska nemoze sluziti primje-
rom Jugoslaviji prosto cato
sto u Francuskoj zivu Fran
cuzi, a u Jugoslaviji n. e m a
Jugoslavena, osim sacice, a
drugo su u glavnom Hrvati i
Srbi, koji su stupovi Jugo-
slavic, koja je u biti hrvat-
sko-srpska drzava. 4Osim toga
Pariz ina svoju dugu fran
cusku tradiciju, koja Sc raz-
villa u toku d u h vijekova,
a i pod narocitim prilikama.
Takve prilike u Jugoslaviji ne
postoje, niti i'll Sc moze stvo-
riti. :s
A kako je II Jugoslaviji?
Rekli smo u pocetku, da se
velesajmovi u Zagrebu odrza-
vaju vec pedeset godina. Tih
j takvih velesajmova nije BIZ
10 u nijednom drugom gradu
ma teritoriju danasnje Jugo-
slavic. Bio je pokrajinskih
sajmova, veceg iii manjeg op-
sega, ali nije bilo velikih me-
djunarodnih sajmova, kao sto
je onaj u Zagrebu. Jugosla-
via je mala i siromasna zem-
liza. A cato jer je>takva kak--
va je, ona nemoze imati wise
takvih velesajmova, pa zasto
onda velesajam ne ostane u
Zagrebu? Nemoze. A zaSto
nemoze? Zato, jer je Zagreb
u Hrvatskoj, a Beograd je
zabio u glavu, da. Sc "a "a
greb nesmije nj cuti u svijetu
i u medjunarodnom zivotu, da
Sc preko Zagreba ne bi culo
"a Hrvatsku. I Beograd zato
gradi izgradjuje svoj vele-
sajam, koji Sc otvara petnaest
dana pr e d zagrebacki vele-
sajam, da tako zagrebacki
velesajam sto prize i sto te-
meljitije dotuce i zatuce. I
zato strane zemlje sada kole-
baju bi Ii CRADLE svoje tako
zvane paviljone ma sajmu u
Zagrebu, iii Beogradu. I gra-
diti &c i'll, nema sumnje, u
Beogradu, jer je Beograd,
kao glavni grad, privlacnija
tocka Cd Zagreba i tako &c
beogradski 8 al a m pokopati
zagrebacki,A va Beograd &c po-
novno u skoroj buducnosti
pokopati Jugoslaviju, kao sto
ju je vec .jednom i pokopao
svojom naopakom politikom,
ako Sc ovom j ovakvom radu
ne ucini kraj. Cd Beograda
do Zagreba udaljenost je O
ko trista kilometara, a to je
poal sata avionom, iii tri sata
dobrom zeljeznicom, iii auto
mobilom. Kako mogu diva We
lika medjunarodna sajma po-
stojah ma tako m aloj pro
stornoj. udaljenosti i tako od-
nah jedan "a drugim sc q
tvarati? Nikako. Pa zar je to
moguce u ovoj razvikanoj eri
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

PORODICA I DRzAVA. - Ako je po-
rodica oibtelj u redu, biti &c drzava u re-
du, onda &c velika ljudska zajednica ziviti
u miru. - Konfucijo
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Narucite Gin prize!

Najprije stala, onda krava.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Mason High Near Title
Plus Perfect Season

George Mason High School
can wrap up the Group II
District 9 baseball champion
ship with a victory at home
tomorrow against Marshall, but
the Mustangs ambitions 60 a
little further.
A 1874 victory over Loudoun
County in a non-league game
yesterday was Mason's 18th
straight without defeat. Coach
Tom Christie's club has three
games remaining in its quest
for an unbeaten record.
Jim Ebert, a righthanded
Junior, gave up seven hits to
pick up the victory. but his
hitting was more noteworthy.
a triple and two singles for four
runs batted in.
Other schoolboy games in
Virginia yesterday were marked
by three excellent pitching
efforts.
Bubby Talbot of Fairfax
pitched the Rebels into I'M
disputed second place in the
Group / standings with a one
hit, 10-l victory over Groveton
at Mount Vernon, and Sopho-
more Eddie Youngs spun a
two-hitter for Mclean. which
won at home, liza, over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Eastern. 12; Roosevelt, @.
Fairfax, 10; GFoveton, !.
Gaithersburg, IS; Poolesville, o.
George Mason, is; LOudOun County, 4,
HerndOn, b; OsbOurn, o.
Mclean, IL, Annandale, 4.
kyken, o. Archbishop Neale, 2.
Games Today
st. Adams at Western, $3.50.
Phelps at Hoffman Boston, 1880.
Suitland at Bladensburg, 2.
High Point At Oxon Hill, 2.
B-CC at Blair $3.50.
Northwestern At wheaton, $40.
sherwood at Richard Montgomery
Carver at walter johnson. $3.50.
Marlboro Douglass At FaiTmont Hgts.
WI rs; Falls Church at -Four MILF
DeSiatha 81 GeorgetOwn Prep, 3:45.
Games Tomorrow
Phelps at Eastern, $50.
Chamberlain at spingaTn, 3:30.
Armstrong vs.. AnasestiA ct Dunbar
Dunbar at Western, $50.
Coolidge at Wilson, $3.50.
Bell az CardoEo, $3.50.
Mclean AZ Annandale, 1:45.
Falls Church at Fairfax, g..
NEVILLE UAoAAnhton "eeNhNNa -
-Four Mile Run, q.
Marshall At George Mason, $50.
Garfield at Loudoun County, 2.
suFrattsvilIe at La Plata, 1880.
Gwynn Park at Calvert County, 2.
TRACK
Today
InteFhigh championships 81 Coolidge, 3
Tomorrow
Catholic League championships q
Georgetown u, $50.
TENNIS
Results Yesterday
Coolidge, I: Western, 0.
Coolidge vs.. Roosevelt at Rock Greek, 3
Tomorrow
Western vs.. Card0xo at Pierce Mill, 8.
B-CC At Walter johnson, $3.50.
Marshall at George Mason, $3.50.
CREW
Tomorrow
WI, CIV, Hammond and Wakefield .
National seheolboy REGATTA, Phlls
delphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Morgan Boosts
Auto Point Lead

Despite his fourth place
finish in last Sundays feature,
Bill Morgan increased his point
scoring lead in the Eastern
Racing Association standings
at Marlboro Motor Raceway.
Morgan picked UP IS points
for a total of 1886, while Clay
Eastridge finished 18th Sunday
and gained only 80 points for
a 305 total. Sam Bandy slipped
into second in the standings
with $40.
The rest of the top 10 are
Jack Denniston with 245 points,
Bill Wynkoop with 900, Pete
Minor, 200: Ray Byers, 1876;
Yves Morgan. ITS; AL Grinnan,
'165 and Gene Marohl. $50.
This crew will head the field
Sunday for another afternoon
Of racing for spoytsmen and
modified cars, beginning at 2
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

The shindig in Eddie Rosen-
blum's homer Tuesday night
brings back memories of three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
AmuteurC Champs
Enter Tourney
At Burning Tree

The field in the ninth annual
Burning Tree Member-o
tournament that starts tomor-
row may hit 70 teams and In
cludes two former National
Amateur champions. Repre-
sentative Jack westland and
Jess Sweetser.
The defending champions.
Representative Ross Bass Of
Tennessee and Mack Brothers.
have signed up. other former
winners entered include Sweet
ser and Mai. Gen. James Fer
guson. Representative Les
Arends OF Illinois and Arthur
Kroeger Of New York and Or.
C. b. Hall and Harold Hair Of
Washington Golf and Country
Club.
westland's partner win be
Ed Lowery Of San Francisco,
who has sponsored the golf
careers Of Harvie Ward and
Ken Venture. Lawler Reeves
partner will be Glenn Mitchell.
captain Of the University Of
Virginia golf team. c. H.
Murchison will team with AL
Ulmer, nationally prominent
senior golfer.
Play viii be alternate drives.
instead of Selective this year.
and alternate shots. 1t is a
54-hole tournament with Is q
day through Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
ATCHISON'S
ANGEL
by LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN

decades ago when the Jewish
Community Center was WASH
ington's own amateur Madison
Square Garden. If you wanted
to see a fight, a corking good
one, work out under Jim Nc
Namara, or just punch the con-
versational bag. you went to
the JCC.
Bobby Goldstein. later an in
tercollegiate star at Virginia,
and Jocko Miller, chairman of
the District Boxing Commits
sion, were members Of the scin-
tillating teams turned out by
Mcnamara. Others we're Joe
Proctor. a police captain. George
Solomons, Joe Lesser, Angy and
Mike Tardugno, Leon Shub,
Gus Mirman. Bob Mars. the
two Lew Haymans, Mike Gold
man and. for a brief spell. Lou
GeVinSon.
"A fast. brisk fight was guar
anteed at the center. If for no
other reason than the ring was
small. Tailored to At the audi
torium stage. it measured 10
by Is. as compared with the
customary 25-by-25-foot battle
pits. Fancy Dams accustomed
to the wide open spaces felt
like they'd been showed into a
telephone booth. but 1t was
swell for the spectators.
Timekeeper at most of the
bouts was Lou Little. at that
time Georgetown's football
coach and a red hot boxing fan.
The announcer was the anna
teur Jimmy Lake of the era
Ed Rosenblum.
II only the Center's alumni"
turn out next week for Eds
party the place will be jammed.
The Redskins aren't the only
pro football club crying for a
bigger stadium, but it's strange
to hear the complaint from De-
troit. where the Lions packed
in $1,000 and more, week after
week last season. Ed Anderson,
the club president who fancies
a yodeler's hat, says the Lions
need a stadium stretcher" be-
cause season ticket sales will
top $4,000 this year. They
sold only" 1894 last year
almost 5000 more than Girl
nth Stadium's capacity.
Interest is up all around the
league. Even Pittsburgh, where
the sale usually depends on the
Steelers' performance in exhi-
bition games, expects to sell
between $4,000 and 1000 seats
Reports from all around the
league are optimistic and Com
missioner Bert Bell is sure the
IL teams will surpass last year.:
record of 2,936,31S season at
tendance.
The 8 million figure, however
will elude the pros until al
members, including the Red
kins, have stadiums with al
least a $4,000 capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

Annandale. John Mcdaniel
also pitched a two-hitter, for a
SO victory for Herndon at os-
born.
Wakefield leads the Group ]
standings with an ILL record,
followed by Fairfax with 9-3
and Westinghouse and
Mclean with 8-3 in the upper
echelon. Yesterday morning
Mclean was awarded a forfeit
victory over George Washington
in a game scheduled Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Cooke Honored
As Top Truckmun

Ed Cooke of Norfolk, Va,
today holds the Alvin L. Au-
binoe Award given to the out
standing graduating member
of the University of Maryland
track team. Cooke won the
shotput and discus to help
Maryland to the Atlantic Coast
Conference championship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

Guardians Of the amateur
athletic records are all aflutter
because an unscheduled starter
paced Herb Elliott for the first
half Of his 3:57.8 mile in Los
Angeles last Friday night and
then dropped out.
That's the fastest mile ever
run in America, but because
of the PAGER, people are Won
dering whether to consider ii
a record.
Well, why not a record. Did
the ambling Australian ride q
bike or hitch a ride? Did he
cut across the grass? Were the
checkers watches accurate?
Everything seemed to be in
order. but because Drew Dun
lap, the Texas culprit, jumped
into the race, apparently to be
sure Elliott wouldn't dawdle,
some purists think the time
shouldn't be recognized.
AS we see it. the question is
simply this: Did Elliott run a
mile in 3:57.8 under his own
power, on his own two legs? If
so, and since nobody in America
ever travelled that fast on foot
before, it's a record whether
the amateur officials agree or
not. You can bet Elliott's time
will be mentioned every time a
miller turns in a good race. His
mark is the one the boys will
aim at from now on. whether
it's officially recognized or not
4
The shindig in Eddie Rosen-
blum's homer Tuesday night
brings back memories of three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
3 Golfers Seeking Lead
InMember-Guest Wins

In all flights and consultations
on Sunday.
One Of the feature first-
round matches at Congressional
found George Moore and
Brownell. the li-time District
amateur champion. playing
Maury Long and Jay Randolph
Of Bethesda, the latter the
current District titlist.
Playing From Scratch
Brownell and Randolph were
playing from scratch. Long had
Ave strokes and Moore IL.
The defending champions
were broken up at Congress
sional as each team must have
Q combined minimum handi-
cap Of eight. Col. Kelly and
Lew Russell Of Washington won
last year, but their current
handicaps do not total eight.
20 they were ineligible. Russell
Is playing with CASTOR Miller
They qualified with a "a.
A dangerous team at Con-
gressional could be B. l..
Dutch Eberts, an ll-handi-
capper. and Deane Beman. the
University Of Maryland golf
captain from Bethesda. They
played at Manor last week as
Eberts Is a member Of both
Manor and Congressional.
They lost in the first round but
won the consolation as Beman
shot $3.50 in the two rounds
on Sunday, and Eberts was q
valuable partner.
Championship flight pair
ings:
Jimmy 0rear and Ralph Bogart,
Chevy Chase 1851 vs.. j. p, Townsend
and Jimmy Boeley. Goose Greek l13l ,
Bob Hendrickson and Oil Willett,
Prince oeorges g7Ql vs.. Tom .Pritch-
ard and Bob Johnson. washington
IA: r. T. Borth and Billy Martin,
sne dsofss cornSsil Manor Esl;
Bob Chandler and Marty West, Co.
lumbia CT2l VS.. b. l.. Eberts and
Deane Beman, Bethesda t74l.
John Eisinger and Maury FITZGERALD,
Kenwood 1891 VS.. Durwood Boeglen
and Sal Di Maio, Manor t73l: .Flem-
ms Bomar and Or. Alex Halperin,
Chatham, Mass. 17ll VS.. CASTOR Miller
and Lev Russell. WASHINGTON (74l;
oeorKe Moore and Bobby Brownell,
Chevy Chase t7Ol VS.. Maury Long and
cotnam and Buddy sharkey Manor
t72l vs.. jim Geddes and Col Walt
Dawson. Army Navy (74J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
WOMEN'S GOLF

INDIAN SPRING-Mrs. Nor
ris Shulman shot 9S-23-75 for
low net and Mrs. William
Weitzen So for gross honors
in the guest ladies day golf
tournament yesterday.
Mrs. David Leventhal Of
Woodmont won the guest prize
with 98-22-76 and Mrs. George
Noble of Kenwood was low in
puts at 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Go|fCup Won
By Mrs. ErIer
With Net IA

Mrs. L. ]. Erler's best score
away from her home Army
Navy course came at an oppor-
tune time yesterday, giving the
service club player the Mark
Evans Cup in the women's Dis
trict Golf Association Class b
Cup competition at Prince
Georges.
The event for players with
handicaps Of II through - at
tracted q field Of So.
Mrs. Erler was out In 10. She
missed q short putt on the
ninth hole for \ 80 that would
have given her q sub-40 score
for the first time.
Wins by Two
The cup winner had q couple
Of sevens on the back nine, but
shook them OF and with 80
minus IL handicap for q net
"A won by two strokes. Mrs.
Erler's best score at Army Navy
Is 81.
Mrs. Erler had both the low
gross and net score for the day.
but winners are eligible for
only one prize. Low gross hon.
ors therefore went TO Mrs. N. /.
Looney, also Of Army Navy.
with an 81.
Mrs. Erler and Mrs. Looney
are partners on the Army Navy
No. 2 team that Is leading the
third division of the Women's
District Golf Association team
matches with one week re-
naming.
Prize winners
other prize winners, In order,
we're:
Mrs. Peter wisher OF Prince
Georges, 8s-l2-76; Mrs. Nor
ris Kraft of Woodm on {,
89-12-77; Mrs. w. E. Howard
of Argyle, 89-ll-78; Mrs. j. p.
Pittman of Army Navy,
90-ll-79; Mrs. r. M. oliver
of Army Navy, 92-l1-Sl.
And Mrs. H. E. Davies Of
Manor, 93-12-8l; Mrs. Nestor
Foley of Chevy Chase, 93-l2-
1871; Mrs. d. r. Monsees Of
Washington, 93-12-Sl; Mrs.
F. w. Chambers of Manor,
93-l2-S1, and Mrs. A. S. Field
man Of Woodmont. 93-l2-S1.
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DETROIT, May "a (R,.--Neil
Berry, former Detroit infielder,
has been named manager Of
the Tigers Glass D farm club
at Montgomery, Ala.
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Conversational Country Club
introduced member-guest tour
naments TO the District area In
1913 and three players have
dominated the partner events.
each sharing In six titles In
this type OF tournament OF over
80 holes.
The tie could be broken this
week with the three, Bobby
Brownell and Ralph Bosart
playing at Congressional, and
Col. Rennie Kelly entered In
the Burning Tree event.
Back Of them Is Jim orear
OF Congressional with four VIC
tories. He has won with Bogart
and Brownell at Congressional
and at Chevy Chase. Grear
and Bogart. the Congressional
medalists, are partners again.
Brownell Is playing with
George Moore In the Congress
sional member-guest as match
play started today. Col. Kelly
Is teamed with Representative
Sid Simpson in the Burning
Tree tournament starting to-
morrow.
Medal HOnorst
The qualifying best-ball IS
by Bogart and Grear stood for
for medal honors at Congress
sional. Low score OF the final
day was q 10 by Bob Hendrick-
son and Gil Willett Of Prince
Georges. Willett won with
Vance Senseman in Manor's
first member-guest last week.
Grear and Bogart are the
Congressional favorites. Bogart,
the Middle Atlantic champion,
is playing as good, II not better,
than any amateur in town. And
Grear is a dangerous 8-handi-
cap player who will have
about six strokes a round TO his
advantage.
Best ball scores of IA and
better, from scratch made the
championship flight at Con-
gresSional. One round a day
is scheduled through the finals
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30
Nueva Buio del
Precio del Cafe

NUEVA YORK, Die. %. =
(UPT-Se anunciaron hoy nue.
vas rebajas de los precios del
cafe.
La seccion de alimentos ge-
1erales de la casa Maxwell in
formo de una rebaja del precio
de SUI cafe al nivel mas bajo de
cast diez amos.
En- efecto, Maxwell rebajo en-
dos centavos los precios de sus
tipos de cafe regular Maxwell
House, Sanka, Yuban y Bliss
Molidos. Ell cafe soluble de la
misma empresa fue rebajado en-
.un centavo por onza (28 gra-
mos), mientras que ell soluble
Sanka fue rebajado en- cuatro
centavos por frasco regular y
en- dos centavos, ell frasco Pc
queho.
Este anuncio sigue al hecho
por la cadena de supermercados
de Food Fair, firma que tiene
establecimientos de esta espe-
Gle entire los Estados de Mary
land y Connecticut, en- la costa
del Atlantico, de que Sc pliega
a la rebaja de precio del cafe.