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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
VeIiki Koncerat "Hrvatski Sinovi"
Ma 8. februara U Croatian Center

Gary, Ind. - U nedjelju, 8. februara dolaM GARY
Detroit All University Tamburtzans pod vodstvom Matt
L. Gouze Koncert ce odrzat Croatan Center 3679
Broadway tocno $50 sat vece pod
"Hrvatski Sinov'' odsjek broj ITO H. B. 'zajednlce
Direktor Matt L. Gouze ina neizmerno bogao iskustvo
ma pou naseg kutunog rada tako da prredo ukrasen
program odgovarajut nasem narodu ko poznavau pie
sre pesove nase obcae line Gouze je dobro poznato
gradu Gary gde je doazo liz godne godinu kroz prosh
dvadesetak wise godna veoma obljubjen po pubhk ma
seg grada njegovo promicanje nase tamburice
Ovu grupu sacinjavaju STUDENT sa sveuciista De-
troitu mladi muzcar pjevac pesac obueen prekras-
nom odelu ko predstavaju tpiean Gouzeov STILL tako da
ie tamburca postiga gasoviti glas America NJegov
njegove grupe nasup uviek bill vrlo skoviti mpre-
svni Tocke programa efektvno harmoncki zvedene,
solsti taentni pesac zvog krenja to neke karak-
teristike koma negova grupa odikue Hrvatske so-
venske srpske pjesne plesov sacinavau oval bogati
program ko &c biti popuno zadovojstvo svma nasm
eanovima prijateljima.
Ulaznice $3.50 po osob.
Pozvamo il Gary, Indiana Harbor Whiting Ham
nond oval izvanredni program, koj pocmJe tocno
$50 sa vecer Nakon ssetka koncerta bt ce svezeg
plea veselog pesanja do mile wolfe - Dobro nam dosli!
Sylvia Nksic, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
Poziv na svetan banket

So. Chicago, Ill. - Dajemo
do znanja swim prijateljima
kao i swim zupljanima nase
hrvatske zupe u So. Chicago,
da cemo imati svecani BAN
ket 8 programom u Hrvat-
skom Domu ma pokladnu ne
djelju, 8. veljace (februara)
1850, Ii pet sati poslije po-
dne, koji je N vezi sa blago-
slovom temeljnog kamena no
We zupske skole, koji &c Sc o.
baviti istoga dana u 4 sata
poslije podne. Pozivamo una
prijed sve zupljane prija-
telje IL So. Chicago okolice,
da budu s mama ma oval dan.
Nova skola, koja je bila ne
odgodiva potreba nase zupe,
znaei samo prvi dio zupskog
gradjevinskog plana: d r u &
dio biti &c nova crkva u do
gledno vrijeme.
zupljani hrvatske zupe u
So. Chicago, crkvena drustva,
kao i mnoga d ruga dobro-
tvorna bratska drustva nasih
dviju Zajednica, HBZ j HKZ,
uvijek su sc isticala u ma
terijalnoj i moralnoj pomoci
prema svakoj katolickoj hr-
vatskoj stvari u nasoj kolo-
niji. Madame Sc, da &c sc to
jos wise o6itovati oval put.
Uz crkvena drustva vec su Sc
najavili neki odsjeci HBZ, da
&c biti ma banketu zastupani
i da &c dati svoje darove u
korist novih zgrada u nasoj
zupi. Madame Sc, da &c j dru-
ga drustva IL obiju Zajednica,
kao iz KSKJ, i pojedinci,
jednako biti zastupani. Sva-
Xxi dar ill obecanje biti &c ma
banketu Oglasen i istaknut uz
dunno priznanje i zahvalnost.
Takodjer sc madame, da &c
nasi gosti i prijatelji ma ban
ketu vidjeti nasu slogu od-
lucnost, da podignemo diva
nova spomenika Bogu i ma
rodu: novu crkvu i novu sko-
lu.
zupljani prijatelji, budite
s mama ma ovom banketu, ma
8. veljace u pet sati poslije
podne Il Hrvatskom Domu.
Molimo sve, da uzmete tikete
unaprijed, da sc znademo raw
natl u pogledu priprave. La
banketa biti &c pokladno We
seize 8 muzikom, ma koje po-
sebno pozivamo nasu mladez.
Dobro nam dosli!
U ime odbora "a pripravu,
Pete Brunski
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
Poziv ma godisnji
Mardi Gras Festival

Chisholm, MINI. - Gods
Mi Mardi Gras Festival odr-
Eat &c sc u subotu, Z. febru-
ara, 1859, u Chisholm Moose
Club, u Chisholm, Mimi, po-
cam cd 9 sati u vecer pa da-
lie. Dati &c sc nagrade trina
osobama, koje budu obucene
u najbolje mackaracke kosti-
me.
Oval Festival i zabava Sc
priredjuje po K oil o grupi
sportskom Klubu H.B.Z., ko-
il sc sastoje Cd predstavnika
triju ucestvujucih odsjeka H.
B. T., to cd odsjeka 21O il
Chisholm, Mimi, odsjeka 8
il Leetonia, i odsjeka 240 IL
Hibbing, MINI.
"a zabavu &c svirati Junior
Echo Tamburitzans, pod vod-
stvom Tom Krmpotich, koja
Sc sastoji cd dvanaest mladih
clanova Cd najboljih glazbe-
nika u svojoj grupi. Oni svi-
raju razne glazbene komade,
kao i "a one koji sc intere-
siraju plesati k olo plesove,
koje &c predvoditi John Bau-
man.
O hrani i picu voditi &c bri-
gu slijedeci: Mary Parrucci,
Antoinette Radotich, Marko
sebalj Mike Ognanovich.
Tiketi sc mogu kupiti kod
Arrow Cleaners, John Bau-
man ma Central Ave. Jays
Radio T.V., John Bichanich
ma Lake St., Chisholm, MINI.
Pozivlju se j susjedni od-
sieci say mas narod mjesta
i okolice, da posjete ovu We
selu zabavu u Sto vecem bro
ju.
Mary Ognanovich,
perovodjica Kluba.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
clanstvu odsjeka 50
Do znania ! ravnania

st. Louis, Mo. - Prema "a
kljucku godisnje sjednice, O.
dzavane dne 18. januara, O.
vine sc daje do znanja sve-
ukupnom clanstvu nasega od-
sjeka broj 50 H.B.Z., da &c
Sc nase redovite sjednice kroz
owl godinu odrzavati svake
trece nedjelje u mjesecu, i to
u Hrvatskoj Crkvenoj Dvo-
rani ma 18th / Russell Blvd,
tocno u 2 sata poslije podne.
Stoga, brace i sestre .ja vas
molim, da ne zaboravite mje-
sto gdje cemo odrzavati nase
sjednice ! da istim prisustvu-
jete ma vrijeme. ia, kao vaA
bivsi tajnik ponovno sam liza
bran "a isti polozaj i owe go
dine, koji Gu nastaviti . ra-
dom kao u proSlosti, pa da
rad bude sto uspjesniji po-
trebna je vaSa suradnja. "a
sve potrebne poslove u vezi
mole tajnicke duznosti u ma
semu odsjeku obratite Sc ma
meme, iii pozovite me ma moi
telefon, koji je: HU 1925.
Ia svaku sjednicu ia Gu BIZ
ii u dvorani u 1 sat poslije
podne, pa prema tome imati
cete 1 sat vremena ma ras-
polaganju prize sjednice, gdje
mozete platiti vasu clanarinu
i urediti neke druge stvari,
ako cete takve stvari imati u
vezi tajnickog poslovanja.
Toliko vam svima do INA
MIA ravnanja, uz bratski po-
zdrav,
John Naeaneioh, tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
Hamilton. Ontario, Can.

Hamilton, Ontario, Can. -
Clanstvo odsjeka broj 954 H.
B. 2. je ma svojoj redovitoj
sjednici, odrzanoj 11-og janu-
ara, 1859. doslo do jednoglas-
nog zakljucka u pogledu do
pisa u "Zajednicaru", potpi-
sanog po tajniku odsjeka GA
H.B.Z., bratu Flip Zebic, u
pogledu dobivanja novih cla-
nova.
U dopisu je navedeno, ka-
ko je jedna clanica pristupila
IL odsjek GA H.B.Z. prepo-
ruca da now clanovi pristupa-
,ju u odsjek GA, a ne u od-
sick koji je politicki uprav-
liam.
U Hrv. Bratskoj Zajednici
nema mjesta politici, jer je
i S t a osiguravajuce drustvo,
koje sluzi clanu u slucaju bo-
lesti osiguran je u slucaju
smrti, da je dostojno poko-
pan, da ga njegova braca
sprovedu do zadnjeg pocinka.
Dakle, svakako je ma mje-
stu, da brat Zebic preporuca
svoj odsjek, ali neka neomalo-
vazuje drugi odsjek, jer to
ne sluzi interesu HBZ. Stoga,
brace i sestre cd novih do
seljenika, osobito vi Hrvatj
i Hrvatice, koji innate zelju
pristupiti u redove H. B. e.,
pristupite u onaj odsjek, koji
vi zelite, jer ma to innate pra-
vo. Docim Hrvatska Bratska
zajednica je organizacija svih
njenih clanova, bez razlike u
kojem Sc odsjeku nalazili, ko-
ia dale bolje pogodnosti svo-
me clanstvu, nego bio koje
drugo osiguravajuce drustvo,
pa prema tome ona sluzi ma
ponos svih iseljenih Hrvata u
Kanadi Sjedinjenim Drzava-
ma Amerike.
Ovoliko sto smo imali "a
odgovoriti.
Josip Cvetich, predsj,
Stanko Spehar, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

60 sestre, pa makar sa najms-
MIN darom pomoci, mi vam Sc q
ime naroda unapred bratski IA
hvaljujemo.
Molimo sve priloge slati u ce-
kovima ma adresu:
Elektrifikacioni odbor
Ostrc,
P. Kostanjevac, zumberak
r. N. r. Jugoslavija.
Mahovhc Marko, predsjednik.
Odbor: Zoretic Martin MAR
kov), Mahovlit Ivan, Marok
PetaY.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

pravitelj sporta l Michael
Grasha, upravitelj Pomlatka
HBZ.
Izvjestiteljica programa BIZ
ii &c Judy Bilicic, a "a vrijeme
banketa i "a pies svirati &c
tamburaski zbor "Plavi Du-
nav, pod vodstvom FRAME
Muza.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Anna Rescic, upravitelji-
ca gnijezda IS HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
ABEL ma 0ki(dne U
Americi | kanadi

Chicago, Ill. - Mas Okic Klub
je PRIMO molbu cd zupnika
Velec. Josipa Frkin i crkvenog
odbora sv. Marie pod Okicen.
u kojoj mole pomot IA popra-
yak nase crkve, u kojoj smo bin
krsteni a i blagdane svetkovah.
Ma prvom mjestu da Sc popravi
krov, da u nju kisa ne pada, a
o cemu nam nasi posjetnici pri-
povjedaju, jer su to sami VI
djeli.
PAX nakon citanja Klub je
zakljucio dati il blagajne koHko
je to bilo najvise moguce. Ime-
novao odbor, koji ce sabirati Cd
pojedinaca, i vec je poceo sa W.
10 lijepim odazivom. Zakljuceno
da Sc zamoli putem naseg Ia
jednicara i sve druge nase mile
Okicane u America i Kanadi, da
nam oni tome pripomognu
prama njihovoj mogucnosti, jer
i najmanji dar dobro je dosao
i hvale je vrijedan. Svako ime
i svota darovatelja biti &c cita-
no tamo crkvi, kao u nasem
Zajednicaru, tko je koliko je "a
popravak nase crkve zrtvovao.
Radi neznajuci vasih adresa,
mama je nemoguce wanna osobno
pisati. To vas ovime molimo da
bi imali toliko dobrote pomogli
nam ovome apelu. Izvrsit cete
zelju svojih tamo, zasto / mas
srce veze kao sinova kcerih ro-
djenog mjesta Okica. Nadajut
Sc vaseg odaziva, to vam se u
naprijed srdacno zahvaljujemo.
Sve doprinose saljite ma adre-
su: Rose Kirin, rodjena skvorc,
5547 So. Nottingham Avenue.
Chicago 3S, Ill.
Ia odbor,
Josip Pavlak, Ivan Persin,
Milo Smetko, Frank Basich.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
Moi dOsta

Zarucnik: Draga, ia zara-
dim 600 dolara mjesecno i re-
ci mi, da Ii &c to biti dosta
"a nase zivljenje.
Ona: Da, dragi, meni &c BIZ
tt dosta, ali Cd eega ees ii
hvjeti?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

brodoslicu nasim novim od-
bornicama, koje &c isto tako
tesko raditi IA unapredjenje
nasega kluba.
Catherine M. Francis,
predsjednica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

Nemarni Canovf 1adnvuhn
odviss posla heige svu9m
od1jecnim tajnicima. To ~
njepo - milo bFatslk
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Duquesne University Tamburitzans
0drzat &c koncerte U ovim miestima

Ako 3elte vdet svrsni glazbeni program onda pazte
kad 6e glasova Duquesne University Tamburzans doci
vale mjesto III bso stoga, da ga posjette Oni sada
sprernaju svojv tsrneu odrzat &c koncerte sede-
6im mjestima:
FEBRUARY
subota, feb Brougha High School - Bethlehem Pa
Nedielja feb Cochran High School - Johnstown Pa
Petak, 1s feb - Mellon High School - Mt Lebanon Pa
Petak ~. febsuara - High School - Wilmerding, Pa
MARCH,
Nedielja, Is marGa - Music Hall - Cleveland Ohio
APRHU
Nedjela, II. aprla - Syria Mosque - Pittsburgh. Pa
Nedjelh, 19. aprila Ford Auditorium - Detroit Mich
Druge nastupe objavit cerno buduce.
OdbOr stampu.
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Josip Pavlak, Ivan Persin,
MILO Smetko, Frank Basich.
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26
Deadline Near
For Filing
Allotment

Notices have gone out to all
operators of farms with upland
cotton allotments, informing them
of the available price support for
1859, Lynn Jordan. Chairman of
he Holmes Agricultural Stabili-
alton and Conservation County
Committee. said today. The no
ices also state that March 16 is
he deadline for the operator to
egister his choice between the
,A) and (B> allotments and price
support for his farm.
Only farm operators will re-
Give these notices, the chairman
)ointed out, since the operator is
ne person who elects a choice for
ne farm and his choice is bind
ng on all other farms of which
le Is the operator = that is, he
must make the same choice for
all his farms.
Its most important that all
growers understand the acreage
allotment and price support pro-
grams for the 1859 upland cotton
crop" Mr.. Jordan declared, "for
hey are different from the pro-
grams in effect during previous
years. We hope all cotton farmers
will make it their business to find
out how the plan will affect their
arms this year.
If the farm operator does not
'egister his choice between the
(A) and CD allotments before the
March l6 headlines, the law re-
IulreS that the Choice ca al
:otment shall be in effect Tor that
arm"
AS provided by legislation en-
acted last summer, the Choice
IA is the regular" farm allot-
nent, determined as in former
ears. Cotton produced in 1859 IN
Ihoice tA) allotment will be eli
gible for price support at 30.40
cents per pound, basis Middling
g inch cotton. gross weight, at
average location.
The farms Choice OBJ allot-
nent is 40 percent larger than
Choice CA, and cotton produced
II compliance with the (B) allot-
,nent will be eligible for support
at 24.O cents per pound, same
basis.
Prices for the (A) cotton Will be
supported by the Commodity Gre
lit Corporation through a pur-
chase program only. Price sup
}ort for cotton from farms for
which Choice OBJ has been elect
ed will be made available through
loans. purchases, or other opera
tons.
Cotton produced In excess OF
the chosen acreage allotment will
be subject to marketing quota
penalties, and no cotton from any
farm producing such excess cot
ton will be eligible for price sup
port.
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26
9 Ebenezer

MIR. and Mrs. Clement Burwell
of jackson were dinner guest
Sunday in the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Burwell
Friends of Mrs. Bobby McNeese
viii be sorry to learn she had to
return TO the Holmes County Com
munity hospital, Sunday, Feb
18th. We certainly wish for he.
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Myrtle Burkhart of Lexing
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. anc
Mrs. w. A. Brown. In the after
noon, they motored to Coxburg tc
visit Mrs. Mamie Pierce.
Indianola visitors in the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Burwell Sat
ufday night were their lovely 1t
tie grandchildren, Lana and bud
ley Burwell, Jr. children of Mr.
and Mrs. Dudley Burwell.
Mr.. Shep Darnell of Lexington
"a a business visitor in our com
munity Monday morning.
The many friends Of Mrs. Doyle
Brown formerly of Ebenezer, viii
lie sorry to learn of the death of
her father, Mr.. France. He pass
ed away Feb. 18th in Carencro
Louisiana. We extend our deepes
sympathy to the family.
Mrs. j. w. Burwell, Sr. was {
Lexington visitor on Monday.
Mr.. Lewis Parker of Camden
was a bushes visitor here Mon
day.
Mrs. Matt O'Reilly spent the
weekend in French Camp with
homefolks.
Weekend visitors in the home o,
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26
Junior Garden Club
Holds Feb. Meeting

The Junior Garden Club held
their regular meeting Tuesday,
February II at 3 o'clock in the
Scout Hut. with their leader, Mrs.
Alice N. Hathorn.
They had as their guests for
Ihe afternoon, Mrs. D. T. Slack
and Mr.. A. P. Carroll.
Mrs. Slack made a short talk on
Flowers and helped the girls
make plans for the annual Garden
Show.
Mr.. Carroll, of the local Soil
Conservation Office, showed pic
lures, taken In Holmes county,
of eroded soil and explained how
the planting of pine seedlings
could prevent this erosion. He
also explained the use of the ir-
rigation system In the Delta.
At the conclusion of the meeting
refreshments of ice cream and
cookies were furnished by Mrs.
NJ. K. CHM.
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26
Masonic
Officers
Listed

Officers for the various Lexing
ton Masonic Bodies elected during
the month of January are as fol
lows:
Lexington Lodge No. "a
Z. Vanlandingham : VIM.
c. w. Bailey : S. w.
John j. Martin : ]. w.
A. l.. Gibson : Treasurer
c. M. Mcdaniel : Secretary
v. r. Hathcock : S. D.
B. L. Harlan : ]. D.
c.. o. Spell : Sentinel
Lexington Chapter No. 8
Roy Young : H. P.
George Bailey : K.
). M. Lannon's s.
E. Cohen : c. H.
w. H. Sharp : P. S.
"A. L. Gibson : Treasurer
=. NJ. Mcdaniel : Secretary
Calvin Moore : RAG.
3. L. Harlan : Bird Vail
:. w. Bailey : End Vail
w. B. kenna : 1st Vail
j. .. Spell : Sentinel
lexington Council No. A
". II. Sharp : T. In.
=. w. Bailey : D. NJ.
q Cohen : Pew.
i, l.. Gibson : Treasurer
{. M. Mcdaniel : Recorder
George Bailey : c. G.
=. vanlandingham : C. c.
calvin Moore : Steward
q. 0. spell : Sentinel
Lexington Commandery No. 8
". B. Kenna : E. C.
B. M. Lannon's = Gen.
George Bailey : c. Gen.
Z M. Brown : S. w.
w. H. Fincher, Jr. = j. w.
W. w. Holder : Prelate
A. l.. Gibson, Treasurer
c. NJ. Mcdaniel : Recorder
K. V. King : St. B.
Y. R.. Hathcock : SW. B.
NJ. f. Holloman : Warder
G.. 0. Spell : Sentinel
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26

sue Vineyards birthday party in
-eAington Saturday afternoon
we're: Alice Anne Haffey, Anne
Gnemi and Melinda Sample.
Goodman visitors in the home
d Mrs. w. A. Killebrew and Mrs.
William Gnemi on Saturday were
-1rs and Mrs. Raft Killebrew and
Frank.
Mrs. William Gnemi and child
en- and Mrs. w. D. Killebrew, &C
companied by C. w. o. j. A. Kill
-ebreW spent Sunday in C~renshaw,
guests of the C. B.. Kitchens.
rom there j. A. Killebrew left
via Memphis to return to Hawaii.
.4e was called home due to the
leath of his father, Mr.. w. D. Kill
.ebreW.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rainier of
Greenville were weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Murtagh;
Mrs. Rainer is a twin sister of
Mrs. Murtagh. Mr.. w. B. Thomas
returned home with them after
visiting in Greenville, Greenwood,
Columbus, and Memphis for the
past several weeks. Other guests
n the Murtagh home on Sunday
we're: MI. Bill Murtagh and
children of Belmont, Mr.. Ham
met of Birmingham, Ala, father
in-law of Mr.. Bill Murtagh,
"Bucky" Hneley and Joanna Hoff
of Lexington and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
3. Henley of Lexington.
Mrs. Bobby McNeese returned
ZONE from the Holmes County
lospital where she had been a
patient the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Thompson
and children of Forest were
guests the past weekend of her
9arents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Bur-
well.
Mrs. Sam Sample, accompanied
~ Susan and Linda Sue Moore
lead of Lexington, motored to
Jackson on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Malone
# Franklin were Sunday visitors
in the home of her parents, MI.
and Mrs. w. E. brennan.
MIR. K. P. Thomas enjoyed a
telephone call from his son, Kirk,
Jr in Boston, Mass. on Sunday,
Kirk. Jr., reports that he and his
family are fine.
The 3rd Quarterly Conference of
the Ebenezer Charge was held at
Hebron Church Sunday Feb. q,
with all of the charge represented.
Those from Ebenezer attending
were: Mr.. and Mrs. K. D. Henry,
Mrs. Jean Greer. Mrs. Effie
Brock and Earl Gray, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lucas Thomas.
Mrs. T. j. Brown, Sr. and Mrs.
Elizabeth Sward of Jackson spent
the q in ClarkSdale,
guests of MI. and Mrs. Woodrow
Herin and Mrs. Minnie McMor-
rough.
Weekend visitors in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Brown were
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Brown and
children of Meridian. Other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Courts
and sons of Pickens and Mr.. Wal
ter Russell of Bentonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. D.. Henry spent
Sunday in Canton, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Brown.
Sunday visitors in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Renshaw Thomas
were Mrs. Ned Nevels and her
Holmes County herald., 1959-02-26

sister-in-law of Louise, Miss.
Friends of Mrs. Plez White will
De sorry to learn he suffered a
heart attack Sunday afternoon
Feb. 22nd and is confined to the
Holmes County Community Hospi-
tai.
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Three Greek Statues
HuiIed as Major Find

ATHENS, July 13 (AP). -
Three ancient statues were
found today by laborers dig
ging q sewer in the seaport of
Piraeus. The Ministry Of Sin
formation said their discovery
is one Of the major events in
the history Of archaeology.
ArchaeoIogists described the
works as an archaic bronze
statue Of a young man Of the
sixth century Be; another
bronze statue of q woman of
the second century BIC. and
a marble herma-or image in
the form of a stone pillar-of
the early fifth century BIC.
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London-Paris
In41 Minutes
Is New Record

LONDON. July 10 AP).-
The record for hopping between
the centers Of London anc
Paris was lowered to d min
utes and IA seconds tonight.
1t. Maurice Williams Of the
British Royal Air Force hoped
from the Arch Of Triumph in
Paris to the Marble Arch in
London in the best time SC
far in the race sponsored by q
London newspaper.
Air Force Cadet John volkers
had set the previous record
AZ minutes and 80 seconds.
The race was organized by
the London Daily Mail to COM
memorate the 5oth anniversary
of the first flight across the
English Channel, made by
Louis Bleriot. The race car
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CanEdnurd Frum First Page

Gaunn1E0 kEuuu ErYG rage
ARs mn qfaIiHan1Gn TO furnish
them any seuefttS beyond their
pHT.. unIrS rEpEruRd a grand
Erral Of Eg2 maintenance mer.
Mr.. E1waISkl- who served as
I'm srl5EIE@ nIan before his ap-
uuur1nenI I'd West Point. estt-
uH1R@ uiha1 uHtirn-wlce adop-
unn Of dttIS n1iIi1ary n1anpower
reR1Hnm would give US about
IDDg more enIlSrRd men-al-
m1EE uhe SHnIe strength de-
rrHmaE& ny tina LATEST draft re-
guest ;"
BTH tine Cnnnecticut law
EEkEr Gt5 aGvucate a stand
ny Gr9fn LIST, SD the Defense
SsRrsIrF gould get men at
Sn1rr uGucE If hE had tc.
IN YOU accept the figures
St-ulshEla me by tine various
<rv1Es- I strongly s1S-
ERgT GteY ara grossly uu6er
rsRIIF-afnR men hf1erated IN
Washington alone would III q
GumisH1 Eruup," Nm KnwalSk
HE.
Taking tine Army as q
winnie, We gould easily shake
gIZn n DIVISION II we wanted
IN" kR WHrI Oh.
Eli THESE hearings (con-
EEE1 by Representative Price,
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SOLDIERS
1900 Enlisted Men
Are Servants Here

Democrat of nlinois) have
convinced me the entire mill
tary establishment is a vast
bureaucracy, which cannot
improve from Within" Mr..
Eowalski said.
1T can only be done from
the outside"
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Center for ExiIes

MERIDA. MfEcln., J1ly 10
lAPD--Thls cITY ON tine Yucca
tan peninsula mas heeume q
center for Cuban, M6-arEFuan.
Dominican and other Latin
American eEilaS.
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81 Graduated
Seminary

Thirty-two students have
been graduated from Wesley
Theological Seminary at the
Methodist institutions first
commencement exercises in
Washington.
Until last year the seminary
was at Westminster. Md, where
it was known as the Westmin-
ster Theological Seminary. II
is now situated on the Ameri-
can University campus.
The exercises were held yes
terday in Metropolitan Memo
rial Methodist Church, Ne
braska and New Mexico ave-
nues NV.
Dr.. Norman L. Trott, semi
nary president. and Or. Hurst
Anderson. president Of Ameri-
cam University, took part In the
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Jimmy Cagney picture. shake
Hands With the Devil" After
Terrible Beauty" Bob goes TO
Australia for "The Shutdown
ers."
Though the Joe Cottens move
out Of the Fernando Lamas-
Arlene Dahl town house In New
York this week. Arlene and
Fernando are not moving back
In. They may 60 to Europe TO
make some Aims. But"
laughed Arlene. 1.-THE Italians
only believe in paying In pizzas.
And how many pizzas can you
eat?"
Tony Curtis expects delivery
Of his silver-gray $4,000 Rolls
Royce next month. Tony al
ways likes to have the latest in
cars. He was almost the first
In Hollywood with q Mercedes
Benz. The Rolls Is our current
snobbery on wheels. Milton
Berle has one. too-black OUT
side. red leather inside.
While Ray Danton cavorts