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

DIVINE raspisujemo matte.
caj "a nase kraljice popular
nosti. Svaki mas odsjek iii ba.
rem veci odsjek trebao bi =
po novom planu = da ina
svoju djevojku u natjecaju
| moze da ju ina, a da bi
ona mogla pobjediti ma O.
snovi ovog novog plana.
U natjecaju &c Sc prizna-
vati samo oni tiketi koje ona
proda i njezin odsjek, a sto
znaci, da jedan odsjek nece
moci svoje tikete davati u ko-
rist djevojke drugoga 3D.
sjeka. Koji odsjek nema svo-
je djevojke u natjecaju, tai
ce svoje tikete predati izrav-
no Odboru Ujedinjenih Od-
sjeka i koji Sc tiketi nece da-
vati u kredit nijednoj die
vojci.
U tom slucaju &c biti bolja
pogodnost "a djevojku da po-
bjedi posto nece imati, kon-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
Matica iseljenika Hrvatske

Polazak 8. julia u 8 sati u
jutro ispred prostorija Ma
tice IL ulice Gajeva "a: Ia
greb, preko Slavonskog Bro
da u Beograd. Cd Beograda
preko Banje Koviljace u Sa-
rajevo. IL Sarajeva preko Mo-
stara u Dubrovnik, a il Du-
brovnika "a Split, sibenik,
zadar, Rijeku, Opatiju Pu-
lu. Il Pule preko Postojne i
Ljubljane u Zagreb.
Ovo putovanje traje II da-
ma sa autobusima i brodovi-
ma. Troskovi iznose 128 do
lara.
Matica iseljenika Srbije
Polazak 8. julia u 8 sati u
jutro ispred prostorija Ma
tice, IL ulice N usiceva A.:
B eogra d "a Smederevo. IL
Smedereva u Beograd a Ia
tim u Titovo Uzice pa preko
planine Romantic u Sarajevo.
Cd Sarajeva u Zenicu, a "a
tim preko Sara jeva u Mostar.
L Mostara preko Trebinja u
Dubrovnik. IL Dubro v mix a
kroz B o k u. Kotorsku u c.
tinje, Titograd, Niksic pa
preko Titograda u Kolasin i
ma Biogradsko Jezero, preko
planine Cakora u Andrije-
vicu, zatim u Pee, Prizren,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

kurenciju sa drugim odsjeci-
ma, vec ce njena pobjeda O.
visit o aktivnosti pomoci
njenoga odsjeka gnijezda.
Tiketima je cijena SO cent?,
a izigravati ce Sc owe godine
= 1858 Two Door Plymouth
Plaza, koga smo dobili uz sni-
zenu cijenu kod Sanford Mo-
tors, Inc.
Ova godine dajemo 20 po-
sto odsjecima "a prodane IT,
kete, tako da odsjek moze j.
matt dobit cd ovih prodanih
tiketa. Odsjek moze da tai
postotak dade svojoj djevojci
iii bio kojem clanu koji iii "a
odsjek rasprodava, iii pako
moze da uredi tako da .jedan
dio profita zadrzi "a sebe, a
drugi dade onima koji tikete
"a odsjek prodavaju. Nasi 3D.
sjeci bi trebali da ovo uvaze,
a nasa je zelja, da bismo po-
moci nasih bratskih odsjeka
sto wise tiketa prodali. Ako
uspijemo u toj prodaji time
bi Sc pomoglo doci do novca
"a izgradnju Croatian Centra.
Tiketi SUI vec gogtovi, pax
iii Sc moze dobiti u glavnom
uredu Zajednice kod tajnika
Ujedinjenih Odsjeka, hrvat-
skog urednika Zajednicara.
Ujedno molimo nase brat
ske odsjeke, maine, bracu tai
nike, koji to nisu ucinili, da
nam eim prize posalju imena
i adrese S vojih h delegate "a
Ujedinjene Odsjeke H. B. z.
Zapadne Pennsylvania, da i'll
mozemo pozvati ma godisnju
konferencu. Bilo bi dobro i
lijepo da su svi nasi odsjeci
zastupani ma konferenciji, ma,
kojoj Sc stvara program ra-
da "a tekucu 1858. godinu,
pax molimo odsjeke, koji jos
nisu, da izberu svoje dele
gate, da odsjek moze biti Ia
stupan u ovoj bratskoj or
ganizaciji i "a napredak Hr-
vatskog Parka Croatian Gen.
ira u Pittsburghu, sto je vaz-
no "a kultur1i i zajednicarski
rad u sjelu Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice.
Imena i adrese delegate
saljite ma tajnika = Philip
Vukelich, 3441 Forbes Street,
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

Programe turneja Matice
SUI izradile ma nacin, koji &c
najbolje omoguciti iseljenici-
ma-ucesnicima da Sc sto bo-
lie upoznaju sa prirodnim
ljepotama, kulturno-historij-
skim spomenicima i sa no.
vom izgradnjom svog starog
kraja. Matice preuzimaju ma
sebe brigu "a svakog pojedin-
ca ma turnejama, odklanja-
juci time teskoce, koje su vi
Sc puta neizbjezne "a pojedin-
ce u ovako obilnom progra-
mu, kao i da i'm pruzi moguc-
most da najracionalnije (jef-
tinije) koriste sredstva koja
oni odvajaju "a ovakvu pie
menlLu SVrnu.
Plan turneja Matica kroz
Jugoslaviju obuhvaca slijede-
ca mjesta ! gradove:
Matica iseljenika Slovenijel
Polazak avionom il Ljub-
ljane 8. julia u 5 sati ujutro
ispred prostorije Matice u u
lici Cankarjeva br. 1 "a Beo-
grad. Il Beograda avionom u
Sarajevo. IL Sarajeva auto
busima "a Dubrovnik, Split,
Plitvicka Jezera j Dolenske
Toplice.
Ovo putovanje traje IL da-
da, a obaviti &c Sc avionom
i autobusima. Troskovi iznose
III dolara. -
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

Benwood, w. Va. - Gornja slika prkazuje djecu
canove gnezda Pomatka broj 60 HB.Z, koja je snim-
LENA Christmas Party odrzanom djecu l. decembra
1857, Hrvatskom kuturnom Klubu IL Benwoodu. Dvo-
rama e ba dupkom puma djece, nego njihovih
rodelja, praroditelja clanova nasih mjesnh odseka
broj 745 Clanice ovih odseka sestrom Helen Ba-
prredie bogatu veceru koja je izgedala kao
lik banket Po obcau dosao je Santa Claus, ko essve
pozdravo djecom rukovao. Prkazivale SUI Sc po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

micne ske zadovostvo dece rodtelja svi prsutni
Dakle oval Christmas Party, kao i svi drug pro-
slosti koj odrzali decu naSeg gnezda Pomat-
ka, ostati &c trajnu uspomenu kako djec tako Mi
hovm rode)jima syima prisutnma. Cd mole strane ia
Sc s,ima zahvaljujem ko ste Party prisustvova
koji ste bo so ucini, da je onako epo uspo. TAX
vim radon trebamo prosliiedt i buduce.
Sve pozdravla upravite naseg gnezda br. 60
Ilr>. Bratske Ia ednice John nj. Baron, Sr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

SdAd pOSliJS poNllS, pa SlO-
ga apeliramo na sve nasc de-
legate da dodju ma vrijemc,
tako da mozemo proslijediti
S nasim dnevnim redom pre-
ma odredjenom planu.
Ia sada u nasoj organiza-
ciji imamo 13 odsjella, koji
svaki ina pravo na cetiri de-
legata, koji SUI trcbali biti BIZ
rani ma godisnjim sjednica-
ma. Mi Sc madame, da ce svi
izabrani delegati prisustvova-
ii ovoj godisnjoj konferenci,
a takodjer zelili bi vidjeti, da
sc jos makar nekoliko drugih
odsjeka prikljuce k mama.
kao sto jc obicaj na swim
nasim godisnjim konferenca-
ma, tako cemo i ma ovoj BIZ
rati novu upravu "a ovu 60
dinu, a stara uprava &c pod
nijeti svoj izvjestaj "a proslu
godinu. Takodjer c e m O ras-
pravljati stvoriti odluku o
pripremi naseg Cetvrtog Co
disnjeg Hrvatskog Zajedni-
carskog Dana, kao i o dru-
GIN aktivnostima Ia ovu 60
dinu.
Takodjer ovim putem ze-
lin skrenuti paznju nasim
delegatima ma ovu cinjenicu,
da smo vec bill zatrazeni' DC
nekim drugin odsjecima,, ko-
j Sc nalaze izvan n nasa po-
stojeca cetiri kotara, da bi
zelili postati dio nasih Ujedi-
njenih Odsjeka. Stoga mi tre-
banjo po ovome stvoriti mas
zakljucak ma ovoj godisnioj
konferenci, to jest da Ii ce-
mo prosiriti mas okrug, iii ce-
mo ostati kako smo i sada.
ia mislim da nam to ne bi
Stetilo, da mas okrug prosiri-
mo, ali prisutni delegati neka
o tome stvore konacnu od-
luku.
Isto zelimo skrenuti paz-
nju nekim nasim odsiecima u
ova cetiri kotara, koji Sc jos
nisu prikljucili k mama, de-
njih ne &c kostati niti iedan
cent ako Sc prikljuce i po-
stanu dio nasih Ujedinjenih
Odsjeka. Sve sto mi trazimo
cd Nth jest to, da Sc njihov
odsjek malo wise interesira u
mas rad. Nash 13 odsjeka,
koii zajedno sacinjavaju u
jedinjene Odsjeke ucinili SUI
izvrsni posao zadnje dvije 60
dine, i sada SUI blize jedan
drugome nego sto su ikada
bill u svojoj povijesti. Prosle
godine mi smo imali wise ak
tivnosti u cetiri kotara, nego
ikada prize do sada, a od-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

grami predstave nase narod-
ne kulture. citavi rad sc od-
via prema programu pax ma
rednog proljeca "a sezonu ma
sih izleta, piknika i proslava
pozoriste &c biti gotovo. U
suglasju toga owe godine o.
drzati &c Sc u nasem Parku
Croatian Center Hrvatski "a
jednicarski Dan cetvrtu ne
djelju ma 27. julia 1853, a ma
cetvrtu nedjelju "a. augusta
imati cemo proslavu Croatian
Contra.
Da sc oval podhvat izvede,
da moze Croatian Center slu-
ziti narodnim drustvenim po-
trebama potrebno je sr c d.
stava - dobrovoljni rad j no.
vac - dakle, pomoc naroda.
Dohodci sto dobivamo cd ma
sih odsjeka drustava "a IL
najmljivanje zemljista "a pix
nike j proslave, nisu dovoljni.
Trebali bi povisiti najamninu,
ali mi ne zelimo da bi bila od-
wise velika, vec da bolje po-
sluzi drustvima "a njihovu
blagajnu. Da pax dodjemo do
potrebitih sredstava trazimo
drugi nacin po kojem nasi od-
sjeci i clanovi pojedinci mo-
gu malim doprinosima i do
brom voljom pomoci.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
'Godisnja Konferenca Ujed. 0dsjeka HBz
Cetiriju kotara bit &c ma 2b-og januara

Cokeburg Pa. - Ujedinjen Odsjeki H. B. Zajednce
kotarma Fayette Greene Washington Wcstmoreland
drza &c svou godsnju konferencu nedelu 26 anuara,
1858 Mas domacn ovoga pua b ce odsek broj 70 HBZ.
Unontownu 1onferenca &c oorzati IL negovoi dvo-
rani odnosno Hrvatskom Domu Franklin ST., Union
town, Kao prososti, konferenca ce poce tocno
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
PROGRAM TURNEJA "a ISEL. ENlkEE
KR0z JJG0SLAVIJU J. 1858. G0DINI

Pridrzavajuc odluka koje je Koordnacon odbor Ma
tica doneo povodom prosave Iseenicke nedeje" 1858
godni upucivanja pozva iseenicma sirom sveta
ovo prosav Matice seljenika Srbe Hrvat
ske, Sovene Makedonie zradie svoje programe pro-
slava tuneja sejenike kroz kraeve Jugosave
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
CR0ATIAN Center Hbz PITTSBURGH
P0STAJE NAR0Dku HRVATSkI PARK

Pittsburgh, Pa. = Odbor Ujedinjenh Odseka HB.Z
zapadne Pennsylvania zvo rad da Croatan Center Pitts
burgh ucin pravim Narodnim Hrvatskm Parkom. tn
shu poduzeo vek podhvat zgraduje veiko pozoriste
zemljstu koje e trebao jedno brdo sravna
gde pozorste podici par tsuca gledalaca
velikom pozorncom gde &c moci prikazvat vel pro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

SIOvenska izseljenska
Matica
Ljubljana, Cankarjeva 1
Jugoslavija
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

The going was little tougher
on Saturday when Gaithersburg
met La Plata, but once again the
Trojans poured on the coal, and
left the opposition tagging by 10
points at the final whistle.
Gaithersburg, who has been
seeking the right fifth man" all
season, found him Saturday when
Roland Green, still limping from
broken leg received earlier in
the year, played his first full
game of the season.
Shooting six baskets and one
foul, Green rolled up ID points
for the Trojans, and provided the
cohesion to keep the squad in
one piece.
Altogether the game followed
the same pattern as last years
match with La Plata, which the
Trojans won by the same margin.
Outstanding on Saturday were
Carl Shipley ia points,, Roland
Green (l3 points, and Mike Nor.
riS 10 DOinfSi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Blair Soccer Team, Wins
Washington Area little

Montgomery Blairs team added to the schools
athletic laures by winning the Washington Metropolitan In
ter-Scholastic Championship
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
MoodfeM Set for Finals
In Adult League Tourney

B. NJ. Woodfield and Son de.
feated Stauffers Slenderizing 61-
50 Sunday with a second half
splurge and gained berth in the
finals of Montgomery County
Recreation Adult Basketball
ball League at Montgomery Blair
High School.
AL Bopst was the high man for
Woodfield with % points and
Jack Kelley and Jim McAuliffe
were high for Stauffers with 16
and IA points respectively.
B. M. Woodfield, representing
the Montgomery County Recrea.
ton Department, will play a
Prince Georges County represent
alive at Greenbelt Junior High
School in the Metropolitan Invita-
tional Recreation Basketball Tour.
nament.
Keller Brick Contractors de-
feated Silver Spring Sport Shop
56-51 in the second game at Blair.
The fine playing of Bob Everett
and Ed Thomas proved too much
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Write Essay
On Conservation,
Win a Boat

Fishermen and conservationists
are making a determined effort
to stop river pollution, through
new program sponsored by a
leading manufacturer of fishing
tackle.
High spot Of the campaign will
be the HI Fisherman'S Conserva-
ton Contest, which will be a
simple quiz on the role of the
individual and the community in
conservation.
Prizes in the contest will in
clude a 16-foot aluminium boat
with trailer, an "Evinrude" out
board motor and fishing tackle.
Entry blanks for the contest,
which closes on April 30, are
available at Tony's Tackle Box,
40 w. Montgomery Avenue, Rock
vile.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Sherwood
Tr0unced
By RMHS

Still smarting from an unex-
pected defeat at the hands of
Damascus, Richard Montgom-
cry went into action against
Sherwood Friday, thrashing
them 74-39.
Although the visitors were by
far the weaker team, handicapped
as they were by lack of height,
RMTIS played a strong game
which would have assured their
victory over Damascus three days
before.
Displaying team spirit and CO.
ordination which has not been too
apparent until this game, the last
of the season, the home team
seemed determined to atone for
their 8-13 record and go out in a
blaze of glory.
Jim Diddle, scoring II points,
brought his game average for the
season up to Is points.
Outstanding in the defense were
Bill Pontius and Ed Lasley, while
Ollie Elstins scored II rebounds,
backed up ably by Mike McMil-
Ian.
Ron Evans led the losing team
with 16 points. Next season, Rich
ard Montgomery's first squad will
retain Lasley and Pontius, with
a quartet of six-footers bringing
a TRANSMISSION of height to the
team.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

Or. hlBn League
Robbins Clark, with Butch Is
rael leading the attack with II
points, defeated Stauffers 25-18.
Chip Burton was high for the
losers with II.
Rockville Optimists defeated
the Slenderizers 22-14. Earl Mich.
olson led the winners attack with
eight.
With Tim Atwell leading the at
tack with 10 points, the strong
Rockville Rotary easily defeated
the Rockville All-Stars, 1924.
Sway Tie in Pee-Wees
The Warriors handed the 208
Darts a SO defeat and thereby
threw the Peewee League into a
five-way tie. Allen Hornbostel led
the Warriors with four points.
JUNE Howard had three for the
losers.
st. Peters, with Dave Nichols
hitting for ten points, defeated
the Isl Comets 14-3.
st. Mary's defeated the 4S2
Buckeyes ITO. Danny Mcdonald
had six points for st. Marys.
4S3 Cadets, led by Durand with
four points, defeated the 483
Beavers 12-0.
The 762 Wildcats defeated the
4S2 Blue Devils 81. Ricky Kelley
had three for the winners.
Standings:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

ter-forward, while Mario Zibetti,
from Italy, and Joseph Bensimon
from French Morocco, add to the
teams strength.
Coach Ed Rieder regards the
past season as one of his most
memorable and successful since
coming to Blair i'm 1850.
1.-THE highlight of my coaching
career was the game played
against Woodberry Forest on the
day of the big blizzard a few
weeks ago" said Rieder.
These boys went right on play.
ing in five inches of snow, both
sides scoring five goals. When
boys ignore natural hazards and
weather conditions like that, it
gives us an idea of how much
the game means to them for its
own sake"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Great Mills
And LaPlata
Are Overcome
BY Hugh Gillespie
Sports Editor

A self-confident, smoothly
moving Gaithersburg five
steamrollered its way into the
last stages of the Class B
championships last weekend
at Suitland.
Records were broken in the
Trojans massacre of bewildered
Great Mills in Fridays bout. Carl
Shipley, alone in the Mills goal
area for much of the time, tailed
36 points, to break seven-year-
old school record.
Bobby Costello added on % for
the Trojans, with Lloyd Norris
out in front for Great Mills with
II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

interest in bowling among other
county schools, and it is hoped
that by next season a full BIZ
County League can be set up,
establishing the game as a major
scholastic sport.
Under the coaching of Carl
Mitchell, the Knights have picked
up the fine points of the game,
with George Stonifer heading the
pack with $50 and 344 sets.
Other members of the team are
Dick Thomas, Ralph Rice, Jim
Harris and Sam Bowden.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Christ Episcopal Tops
Church League

With Webster Coleman and Roy
Smith providing the scoring
punch and Jerry Smith holding
Jerry Warren, st. Jude's scoring
ace in check, the scrappy Christ
Episcopal five took over top spot
in the RocN lille Church League.
The score was 47-44, in what
proved to be one of the most ex.
citing games of the year.
In the second game st. Mary's
defeated the Rock. Baptist 66-42.
Warren Duck Milne led the
Saints.
Bill Gracey's Presbyterians de-
feated the Methodists 32-11. Billy
Cornwell led the winning attack
with 16 points.
Standings:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Midget League

Midget League
st. Mary's, behind 50 at the
half, rallied to defeat the strong
Isl Giants lis. Bootsy Spencer
led the Saints with four points.
Tom Tobey had two points for
the losers.
The 762 Phantoms defeated the
20S Bombers 8-5. Tom Horton
was high for the winners with
four points. Jamie Greene had
four points for the losers.
The 482 Lemacs, with Marvin
Horsely scoring all of their
points, defeated the 482 Dukes Cd.
The Panthers defeated st. Pc
ter's 1873. Jimmy Murphy led the
Panther attack with six points.
Jackie Burk had eight for the
Saints.
The 4S3 Terps defeated the 482
Jets rs. Jeff Gates led the win.
ners with four points.
Standings:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Irojans Take First Two in State B PIay-offs
Lone Oak B! in 9th Straight
Knocks Off MaryvaIe, 20-13

Lone Oak, spanked by Ernie
Downs and Doug Coleman, de-
feated Maryvale Elementary, 20.
ID. Downs and Coleman each con-
tributed nine points. Donnie
Ricketts, led the losers with six
points.
Park Street defeated West
Rockville "a. Gene Stevens was
high man for the winners with
four points.
Lone Oak A, spanked by Bus
ter Maurer's five points, easily
defeated the Twinbrook Elem.
ia.
Standings:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
EdnOr Civic
Plans Letter

The Ednor Civic Association
viii sponsor monthly news.
letter to be distributed to resi-.
dents of Ednor and surrounding
areas.
Lost and found, buy-sell-swap,
church activities and other an
nouncements will be printed.
News items should be for
warded to Mrs. McFee, Mr.. Coale,
Mr.. Shandors Mr.. Prang and Mrs.
fleinie. Miss Fern Longnecker
win edit the newsletter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

for Silver Spring. Everett had %
points and Thomas collected Is.
Don Shanklin scored 20 points
for Silver Spring Sport Shop.
Keller Brick Contractors, by
winning Sunday, will meet B. M
Woodfield and Son for league
Championship honors in a two
out of three series. The cham
pionship viii lbe held at Montgom-
cry Blair High school. The first
game will be March 16 and the
second game March 10. A third
game, if necessary, will be held
March %.
Keller also won place in the
Metropolitan Invitational Recre-
alton Basketball Tournament and
will play at Suitland Senior High
School Gym.
FINAL STANDINGS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
High School
Bowling Play
Under Study

In Bowling League trial run
between Wheaton and Northwood
High Schools, Wheaton has swept
the board by winning the first
six games of nine-game series.
The two schools hope to arouse
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

Blair tied with Woodberry For
est until the Virginia team suf-
fered a surprise defeat by Epis-
copal, giving Blair the extra
point.
The soccer team has an inter-
national flavor, with players from
Europe and Asia rubbing Shout.
ders with local boys.
Steve Adorian, Blair's center
half, hopes to enter the Naval
Academy at Annapolis on the
strength of his soccer prowess.
Gamer Tunaman, an exchange
student from Turkey, plays CEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27

MARYLAND STORES
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27

Republicans planning the STRAIT
egg meeting voted against the
bill In the Commerce Commit
tee. The bill. introduced jointly
last April by Committee Chair
man Harris, Democrat Of Ar
kansas. and O'Hara. Republican
OF Minnesota. differs in several
respects from q measure Presi-
dent Eisenhower vetoed at the
1856 session.
Mr.. Eisenhower commended
basic detectives Of the proposed
natural gas legislation but dis
approved the 1856 bill mainly
because Of what he described as
arrogant" activities Of some
lobbyists and others in behalf
OF the measure.
The pending bill. unlike its
predecessor. would retain some
direct Federal control Of prices
charged by producers for gas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-27

run into another. the convic-
ton grew that the Vanguard
must fly soon---in q matter Of
q very few days--or the Jupi-
ter-C may take on first. carry
ing q 2e.7-pound satellite.
The Vanguard still Is expert
mental--its second stage guild
ance brain" never has been
tested IN flight. All components
Of the Jupiter-c have been
flown and we're reported to have
performed well.
As its first stage. the Jupiter
c employs the dependable Red
stone. q 20O-mile missile. The
Redstone was developed by
Wernher Won Braun. German
scientist who built the va
rocket with which London was
bombarded In World War II.
Authorities close to the VAN
guard project said heavy rains
"a rarity at this season In
Florida-were troublesome dur
ing last weeks firing attempts.
Defective minor parts were
found in the rocket during the
count-down checks and had TO
be replaced. Something went
wrong with the 6.4-inch satel-
lite. so that II stopped sending
out its radio signals.