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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

glaSa, saclnJaVa)u dlJeca u
nucad hrvatskih ostalih sla-
venskih useljenika.
U vrijeme kada je ensem-
bic poceo djelovati malo je
bio onih, koji su smatrali da
pjesma, glazba i Piles ratara,
stocara i ribara, cd kojih sc
u glavnome sastoji stanovnis-
two spomenutog dijela starog
kontinenta, ina neku umjet-
nicku vrijednost.
Ono sto su evropski emf
grant, donijeli sa sobom, pri-
je wise cd pola stoljeca, kad
su sc u Ameriku uselili, o.
stale je neprimjeceno, tokom
vremena prelazilo pomalo u
zaborav, izgubilo je m n o & O
cd svoje izvonosti; ukratko,
pzijetila je pogibelj da to kul-
tu1no blago nestane zajedno
8 onima, koji su ga jos do
nekle znali cijeniti, mime sc
diciti, ali, eto, nisu znali pro-
micati izvan svojih uzih et-
nickih skupina.
Epoha "jazz-a', rat, nagli
gospodarski uspon Amerike
prouzrokovan razvitkom ME
ne industrije / mnogi drugi
faktori uticai su ma mlade
Amerikance, potomke slaven-
skin roditelja, da Sc nelagod-
no osjecaju, da ne kazemo j
srame, pri spomenu njihovog
pozijekla. Ipak, naslo Sc me-
dw tim m | a d i m svijetom
sznionih j dalekovidnih mladi-
g j djevojaka, koji sN uvi-
djed d. pjesms, instrument,
glazba, plesovi, kola nosnje
naroda i kojega HI oni po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

bez obZira ma suho slovo GER
tifikata.
I kroz citavu svoju proslost
Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica
znala je ponuditi svoju ruku
pomocnicu onima, koji su BIZ
Ii u potrebi; kada je ljudski
obzir to trazio, pa, ipak, ma
die Sc uvijek netko, koji &c
narcotic u pred-konvencijsko
vrijeme reel, da Sc Zajednica
ne brine "a njene "stare cla-
nove". I ova Sc fraza ponav-
liza svake cetvrte godine, O.
cito u namjeri "a necije ci-
ljeve.
I, zato, ma slogan" neka
odgovore einjenice.
Odlukom zadnje konvencije,
! odrzane 1855 godine u Phila-
delphiji, bivaju svi oni cla-
novi, koji navrse IS. godinu
zivota, oslobodjeni placan.ja
pri s Obj "a osmrtninu. ia
njih sc clanarina sada plaza
IL Narodne Zaklade.
Ina predloga prema kojima
bi ovu granicu trebalo sniziti
ma 80, neki zele cak ma 70,
pa 60 godina starosti. Kad
bi owe preporuke mogle biti
usvojene, bez tereta "a sve O.
stale clanove, nitko ne bi l.
mao nista protiv ovoga. Me-
djutim, stara je istina, da Sc
nista ne moze izvuci IL Ion
ca" ako Sc u nj sto ne stavi.
Ina, ali, jos jedna velika
dobrobit koju zajednica pru-
Ia svom clanstvu. Dobrobit,
koju sc rijetko istiGe jos
mamie Il dobro upisuje. Ia
jednica ne iskljucuje IL svo-
jih redova nj jednog cd svo-
jih starih clanova kad dale
ne mogu udovoljavati svojim
elanskim duznostima, iii ako
su zaostalom clanarinom pre-
zaduzili rezervu svoga certi-
fikata.
Ma konvenciji 1947 godine
zakljuceno je, da start po-
trebni clanovi, koji SUI iscrpili
svoju rezervu, koji nj s ko-
je strane ne mogu ocekivaG
pomoc, imaju pravo zatraziti
i dobiti uplaceni, i cd svakog
duga oslobodjen, certifikat do
visine cd $400. Drugim rijeci-
ma, dok u drugim organiza-
cijama osiguravaj jucim drus-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

tekli sadrze pravu estetsku
vrijednost. Ma toj je spoznaI
osnovana The Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans, organi-
zacija dobrotvornog, odgoj-
nog i kulturnog karaktera,
koja talentiranim studentima,
koji Sc zanimaju "a puc k u
umjetnost podjeljuje stipen-
die i ma tai i'm nacin omogu-
cuje skolovanje ma visokom
ucilistu Duquesne University
u Pittsburghu. Uz z a b u,
promicanje smisla "a skupni
rad, owl m la d Amerikanci
kao clanovi ansambla imaju
prilike upoznati svijet jos
bolje upotpuniti svoje manje
o folklornom blagu domovina
nIhovih predaka. Ovime oni
obogacuju kulturnu riznicu
svoje domovine Amerike, tija
je kultura proizvod pojedi-
nacnih doprinosa svih naroda
il kojih se iskovala ameriSka
nacija.
Ma k On uspjesnih prired-
bi u nekoliko drugih gradova
$ brojnim hrvatskim j slaven-
skim 5ivljem, dosao je red i
ma Pittsburgh, sjediste Tam
mics Of Duquesne'', gdje su
u nedjelju N vecer, II. aprila
izveli svoj ovogodisnji pro-
gram, "a koI sc mirne duse
mole reti, da je bio pravom
revijom originalne pucke u
mjetnosti, ira3ene u pjesmi,
gla1bi i noSnJ.
Kako je nakon predvidje-
nog podetka raaporeda joS Y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22
UMJETNlCK0 VECE PUCKIh MEl0DIJA
|PLES0VA DUQUESNE UNIV. TANMIES
BOzidar p. VuckOvic

Pittsburgh Pa. - Cd svog osnutka 1887 godine, The
Duquesne University Tamburitzans vec % sezone
laz pred amercko strano opcnstvo branm programme
puckih meoda narodnh pesova IL bogatog folkora hr
vatskog drugih naroda istocne ugo-istocne Europe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

Bra6a zajednida1 treba da - 6este 50
staja to "a vrijeme sjeanice svogs odsjelza
/ da 50 kao ljudi bratsld razgovore brats,d
druse. To i praH socijalM Avot zsjedA-
6aFs.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22
ZAJEDNICA P0MAzE STARE CLAN0VE
Michael Grasha, upravitelj Pomladka

Hrvatska Braska Zajednica e bratska organizacija.
Ona iskreni pate svog starog clansva er koko god
mi moramo delovat duhu suvremenog poslovanja mi
zaboravJamo nj ma covjekoube to jest Humanitarian
nu zaednce Da e tome tako pokazuu bezbroni cn milo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

XII zastor razmicah pred ma
ma sc ukazala skupina mia
dica djevojaka u posavskoj
nosnji i sa hrvatskim bar
jakom.
Jurjevo je, dan %. trav-
MIA, kada u nekim krajevima
Hrvatske mladez sa "zelenim
Jurjem'', simbolom proljeea,
obilazi selo i pred svakom ku-
com otpjeva prigodnu jurjev-
sku pjesmu i nudi domacina
zelenim grancicama, a uku-
"a nj uzvracaju darivanjem,
hranom i picem.
U slijedecoj tocci raspo-
reda, cjelokupni tamburaski
orhestar izveo je vrlo sklad-
no kompoziciju hrvatskih puc-
kin napjeva "Hrvatska Fan
tazija", a zatim je muski trio
otpjevao uz muzicku pratnju
cetiri dalmatinske lirske pie
SINE o moru ljubavi "Mila
Marice' i Mario, Mario.
Ma pozornicu su dosetale
tri djevojke u bogatoj suma-
dinskoj nosnji milozvucnim
glasom otpjevale "Sastale Sc
tri djevojke', "a NINA su
diva mladica pokazali veliku
vjestinu u sviranju frule, O.
miljenog muzickog instrumen-
ia srbijanskih pastira. Buru
aplauza pobrala je skupina
cd sest muskaraca i sest die
vojaka, koji su izvanrednim
stilom otplesali sest srbijan-
skin kola, zatim tamburas-
XII kvartet otpjevao tri "be-
carske" pjesmice.
Ma red je dosao slovenski
folklor. U toj su tocci ras-
poreda naizmjenicno, orkes-
tralno, po solistima i u koru
pjevane poznate alpske me-
lodije "Mrzel veter', Moi
DOM, "Valcek", ''Planinari-
ca, "zidana marcia" Kje
SUI mole rozice", i nakon to-
ga je igrana "sustarska pol
ka".
Slijedile su macedonske ma
rodne pjesme, koje su otpje-
vale skupina djevojaka, a ma
kon toga je skupina djevo-
jaka izvela Piles "Nevestinsko
orc" i muskarci "Toska" O.
vine je bio zakljucen prvi dio
programa.
Nakon kratkog odmora, ma
pozornicu Sc pojavio mjeso-
viii zbor u ukraj ajinskoj nosnji
i otpjevao uz pratnju pjesmu
Dnjepru, a kad Sc skupina
razmakla u polukrugu su diva
plesaca izvela poznati ukra-
.jinski m u : ki Piles "Chuma-
chok', solist l.. Zoretich
snazno otpjevao pjesmu "ban-
duriste", sviraca ma banduri
(ukra jinski seljacki in r u
ment). Izveden je i "Hopak"
valjda najpoznatiji ukrajinski
narodni pies, koji omoguce
pie s acima da improviziraju
plesne forme pojacaju tenn
po igre, sve u cilju da sc pri-
vuce paznja djevojaka.
Slijedio je rukovet madjar-
skin puckih aria pies s fla
sama, koji su izveli skupina
djevojaka.
Ma pozornicu je dosla CRU
pa muskaraca odjevenih u
nosnji gorstaka il okolice So
fife zapadnog dijela Bugar-
ske. T a m o live tako zvani
"Sopi". Prikazana su bila tri
plesa Shopsko, Graovsko i Ii
darsko horo, koja sc odliku-
ju hitrinom kretnji bogat-
stvom figura.
Pravom virtuoznoScu je "a
tim violinist izveo skladbu
moldavskih puckih melodija,
zbor pjevao poznatu rumunj-
sku plesnu ariju 'Tri, Tri,
Tri", kojom Sc plesaea bodri
ma sve brze zivlje kretnje.
l kao kruna rasporeda ot-
pjevao je gosp. Spolarich uz
nratn III nerazdr,Izive tambure
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

Nije dosta, brate, bif Clan ma papiru.
Treba ljudski bratski vrsii svoje duznosti
presna odsjeAu Zajedniei.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

Vazno je, brate, da stalno posjecujes
sjednicu svoea odsjeka redovno pla6as svo-
ie pristojbe. CiM tako. Nezaboravi!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Sturt Early to Win Race
By. ALFRED SHERWOOD
United States Masters Team Champion

heart finesse would take care
of his other two hearts.
1t should be pretty clear to
East from the very start of the
hand that he needs a heart
trick to defeat the contract.
East must set up a heart trick
before South sets up dumEny's
clubs. East must therefore re-
turn a heart at the second trick.
1t goes against the grain to lead
UP to dummy's 40, but this
gives South only what he could
at any time do for himself. Pre-
sumably South will know
enough to take a heart flnesse.
If East leads a low heart West
will play the king to force out
dummy'S ace. Declarer draws
trumpS and leads a club. East
takes the queen of clubs and
leads the jack of hearts to
dummy's queen. This wins the
race for East. When he is given
the ace of clubs he can cash
the setting trick with the ten
of hearts. Only then can he af-
ford to try for a second diamond
trick.
Daily Question
Opening lead: Diamond trey.
A6 VJ105 1AKQ105 Q73
What do you bid?
Answer: Two diamonds. You
will be delighted to raise hearts
if your partner can bid the
suit voluntarily. You should not
make a takeout double Of one
spade, since that will invite
your partner to bid5hearts (the
unbid MAJOR even if he has a
very poor holding in the suit.
tCoCright, 1859, Genl Features Corp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
IL Keys to
Human Behavior

. How do you break a bad
habit? Afraid because you run?
Should children be disciplined
firmly? Know how to push
back your fatigue point? Is
some anxiety good for you?
Read revealing answers by
Americas great psychologist,
William. James, in "The Ad-
venture of Being Human" in
August Readers Digest-29t
this month only lreg. 35O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
UNCLE CHARLIE
THE BERRYs
HI AND LOIS
MUTT AND JEFF

In some hands there is a race
for tricks. You must develop
your tricks before the opponents
develop theirs. If you take too
long about getting started you
lose the race.
East dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
AQ1094
7AQ9
164
+KJ1o9
WEST EAST
A52 A6
VK84 2J105
6J9832 bAKQ105
%642 %AQ73
SOUTH
AAKJ873
07632
OF
AS
East North West North
10 IA 20 A.
Dbl. All pass
Opening lead: Diamond trey.
West opened the three of
diamonds and East won with
the queen. East had doubled
without thinking, and now he
played in the same carefree
manner. He led the ace of dia.
monds at the second trick.
South ruffed, drew trumps
and led a club. The f1nesse los
to East's queen of clubs, bu
East could do nothing to defea
the contract. South could even
tually discard two hearts OF
dummy's clubs, and a simpl
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-09
AdIai Stevenson Wins First Place In
 Demo. Aspirants Popularity Contest

He had already spoken once, opening the dinner. There had been applause for him the first time.
 Nevertheless, he rose. So did many people in the audience. Cheers and clapping racketed through the ballroom.
 Reporters clocked the recep- tion at 29 seconds. Tops up to that point had been the applause for Humhrey, IF seconds.
 Michigan's Governor c. Men nen Williams, New Jerseys Gov ernor Robert B. Meyner, and Sen ator John F. Kennedy of Massa- chusetts followed in order. The aplause for Kennedy lasted 10 seconds.
 Once or twice speakers uttered variations on the theme, "The man who will be elected the next President of the United States is right here in this room"
 That seemed to omit a name also mentioned - that of Lyndon Johnson, of Texas.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-09
Magazine Reports
 Ike Would Create First Secty. Post

NEW YORK, R - Newsweek Magazine says President Eisen- hover intends to establish new Cabinet post = a virtual prime ministership more important than the Vice Presidency.
 It said he would have power to oversee the State Department, the foreign aid program, and the in ternational operations of a dozen different U. s. agencies and de- partments.
 The magazine said the Presi- dent wished ito free his successor from some of the ever-increasing details of office"
 ''The first secretary would rank with the worlds prime ministers; and in actual power he would be above the Vice President and all present members of the Cabinet" Newsweek said.
 'sHe would have authority to negotiate for the President at in ternational meetings. As envi- stoned by MT Eisenhower, the First Secretary would be man of commanding prestige ac- cepted by Congress and other gov- ernments to speak for the Chief Executive"
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-09
By RELMAN MORIN

NEW YORK, R III The Demo- crats held big, four-hour ''beauty contest" of 1860 Presidential pos abilities Monday night and, based on applause, the winner was Adlai E. Stevenson.
 Stevenson says he isn't seeking the nomination.
 Nevertheless, of seven men who were called to the lectern before a glittering crowd of Democrats, the tops for whoping and holler- ing went to Stevenson.
 The occasion was a dinner hon bring the 18th birthday of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. More than 1000 Democrats paid $1G0 a plate to attend the event and look over the field.
 Former President Harry s. Truman and a major portion of the party big-Wigs were present. Truman, bouncy and ebullient as ever, presided over the ''beauty contest"
 It was handled with the essence of tact and diplomacy - so as to indicate no preference for any of the Presidential hopefuls.
 There was no head table. Each of the aspirants and potential can didates sat with party leaders at separate tables.
 When dinner ended, the cur tains parted on a stage. There, seated in a serni-circle with Mrs. Roosevelt and Truman in the middle, were three U. s. Sena- tors, three Governors and Steven sion LII all of whom have been mentioned for the Democratic nomination.
 Truman, obviously relishing the role, called them to speak. He was the soul of finesse.
 I won't use any device that might indicate I favor any one of them,'' he said. "They're all personal friends of mine"
 Carrying caution even further, he said he would proceed geo. graphically, moving from west to east across the continent.
 That brought Edmund G. PaD Brown, Governor of California, up first, "A man to be reckoned with" said Truman
 Then came Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota, and Sen ator Stuart Symington, of Mis- souri. Having now reached the Middle West, Truman called on Stevenson.
 Stevenson registered well-bred surprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

From a m ker you know.
Conservatively patterned ray
on flannels and gabardines in
3-button center-vent models.
Good colors including char
tones. Regs., longs, shorts TO
A in group.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Comic Contest Opens;
Here Are the Rules.

The Stars annual comics cartoon contest now OPEN
total Of $500 in cash prizes will be awarded the
best freehand drawings Of characters from The Stars
strips Two local winners also will have chance compete
in the national contest sponsored by the Newspaper Comics
Council. :"
Here are the rules:
l. Make freehand drawing of your favorte character
from the comic strips panels in The Star side of
812-by-11-tnch piece Of white paper. You ink
pencil, water color other suitable medium.
g. Write in 100 words less why you like to read
newspaper comics This must be separate piece of
82by-l1 white paper should be printed. typewriter
or in neat. clear handwriting.
g. Fill the entry blank below attach it to your
drawing and statement
4. Entries should be mailed to Comics Editor,
Building, Washington D. c. No entries will returned.
The judges decision will be final and the entries will be
the property of The Star and/or the Newspaper Comics
Council, Inc. -
s. Only boys and girls 19 and under eligible and
only entry viii be accepted from each contestant
teStanS must not be related anyone employed by
newspaper. The deadlne viii be- midnisht. March Entry
blanks will appear each weekday The Star comic
and on Sundays in TEEN.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
By HARRY BAcAS
Star stan Writer

The Peter Gum Theme"
music from the popular Mon
day night TV mystery show.
has taken hold of the record
market as few jazz records in
years have done.
The success of the show
itself undoubtedly has con-
tributed to the record sales.
Produced and film e d in
Hollywood. the show uses live
music. 1t is cool (but not too
cooD jazz written by Henry
Mancini. 34-year-old Holly
wood veteran. The players are
West Coast jazzmen, many of
them well known.
Among them are Pete
Candoli. trumpet: Larry Bum
ker. vibes; Rolly Bundock.
bass: Jack Sperling, drums:
Johnny T. Williams, piano:
Dick Nash and Milt Bern
hart. trombones. and Ted
Nash and Ronnie Lang. saxo-
phones. The person el
changes from time to time.
Of course. as musicians 60 out
of town on tour or get tied
up with other playing dates.
Compos Manclni has
managed to provide a musi-
cal background that matches
very well the cool atmosphere
of Mothers. the night spot
where Peter Gums. girl
friend spends a lot Of time.
The conversation there is as
cool as the music.
RCA Victor issued the first
album of Peter Gum" music
and then followed with a
single record. both taken
from the shows sound track.
Capitol has a version by Ray
Anthony and Whitley Records
has one by George Kelly.
Contemporary has issued a
set by Shelly Name and his
Men which is unlike the
Evening star., 1959-02-15

"4-5-6 Trio" Fred Katz'
group in quiet. classical
favored jazz that swings
only occasionally.
CHANCELLO The
Young frankie Avalon" Sec
ond album by a teen fa-
vorite. frankie sings bal
! lads, rockers and novelties
with a modern sound.
AUDIO FIDELITY: The
Magic Carpet" Mohammed
El-Bakkar and his Oriental
Ensemble in a fourth volume
of exciting chants and dances
from the Middle East, stun
ningly recorded.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

Broadway Spectacular" "
Norman Leyden and his or
cheStra play highlights from
recent hit musicals.
DECCA: "A Musical Auto
biography of Bing." This
second insta1lment in the
five-record album has 26
songs first recorded in 1894
Al. with Crosby giving a
good-natured narrative be-
tween numbers.
The Kalin Twins" Rock
and roll collection including
When" and other hits by
the brothers.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
New Albums

RCA VICTOR: st Do Be-
lieve.' The 60-voice Back
Home Choir of Newark, N. j.,
sings gospel hymns with
disciplined excitement and
jumping fervor.. Splendid re-
cording.
Torch Time" Gogi Grant,
a good singer, heaves her
way through a package Of
burning love songs. Micro
phoning is too close for COM
fort.
THE Enchanted Woods"
Denis Farnon plays sweet,
unimaginative arrangements
for woodwinds and rhythm.
Hugo winterhalter Goes
Latin" Large-Scaled orches-
trail arrangements. hand
somely played and lushly re-
corded, especially in stereo.
The King of New Orleans
Jazz" Jelly Roll Morton and
his Red Hot Peppers in IA
nous sides cut during their
1868 heyday in Chicago
and New York. Victor does
a marvellous job of reproduc-
ing these immortal sounds.
CAMDEN: "The Great Ar
tie Shaw" Familiar record
ings made from 1898 to 1945
by Shaw's several great
bands. AS good as any Shaw
available, and that's good.
Pop Hits on Two Pianos.
Arthur Whittemore and Jack
Lowe in polite concert ver-
SionS of hit tunes.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
TOP TEEN TUNES
Cool V Theme
Is Rore Jazz Hit

others in that it is jazz i'm
provisations on the original
theme. Contributing to the
free and easy air are such.
players as Vic Feldman,
Conte Candoli (Pete's
brother. Herb Geller, Russ
Freeman, Monty Budwig and
Name himself on drums.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-25

Tho Pharisee stood up and
prayed thus with himself. God, I
thank thee that 1 am not as
other men are."-Lulze 1911.
I thank, thee, Lord, that I am
a North Carolinian and not from
Virginia or South Carolina, those
"two mountains of conceit bor-
dering the vale Of humiliation"
full Of pompous pride and una
ware that their progressive neigh
bors have long ago outdistanced
them; and I thank thee, Lord, that
I am an EASTERN North Car
Gilman, for it is not a proverb
that mo gentleman was ever born
west Of tidewater"? Especially,
Lord, I thank thee that am q
Southerner and not q Yankee
for there are many things one
might endure, but not thatl Crate
full am /, o Lord, that I am a
North American, and not a South
American, for there IL a vast
difference, as everybody knows;
and that I was born in these fav-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-25

Chicago amp - Robert VIII
liams. a parking lot attendant, IN
advertently, speeded up an engage
ment last week and got himself in
trouble.
John De Bord, a Muncie, Ind.
policeman, drove to Chicago to see
his sweetheart, Claudette stamper,
10. With him he brought a 5000
engagement ring which he kept in
the glove compartment Of his car.
Delaying the actual proposal as
a sort OF climax, De Bord took
Miss stamper out for a night on
the town, after parking his car in
a nearby parking lot.
When he returned, he took the
ring box from the glove compart-
ment, handed it to the young lady
and sat back to await her reac-
ton. II came, but It wasn't the
reaction he expected. The box
was empty; the ring was gone.
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Dr.. Lloyd Hall.
Food Scientist
Gets Hiqh Pest

Los Angeles (ANP)-Dr. Lloyd
A. Hall, noted food scientist, form
erly Of Chicago, now living In Pas
adena, has been named to the re-
search advisory board Of the Trues-
dail Laboratories, it was announced
this week by the west coast re-
search organization.
Or. Han is widely known for his
work In the food industries. He
developed many unusual processes
for sterilization Of spices, cereals
and pharmaceuticals, and has
served on the U. s. Quartermaster
Corps scientific advisory board
and the Illinois state Food Com
mission.
AZ q member Of the Truesdail
advisory board he win be consulted
whenever research teams are
formed 10 tackle unusual projects
for western food industries.
Holder OF three honorary DOCTOR
al degrees and many other honors,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-25

DR.. Han has lectured at a dozen
universities and IL author Of 40
scientific papers, as well az holder
Of nearly 100 u. 8. and foreign
patents. A native of EIgin. Illinois,
he is a graduate Of Northwestern
University and took graduate stu
dies at the University Of Chicago.
During World War I, he served
as assistant chief inspector, pow
der and explosives, q. 8. Army
Ordnance Department, and subse-
quently held administrative and
executive posts in the chemical In
dustry. Until recently he had been
chief chemist and technical direc-
tor Of Griffith Laboratories at
Chicago.
He was consultant to the George
Washington Carver Foundation
and was active in such civic organ
izations as the City Club of Chi
cage NAACP, Urban League, May
or's Committee on the Chicago
House Of Correction, Kenwood
Neighborhood Development Corp
grafton, washington Park YMCA,
Hyde Park-Kenwood Conservation
Commity Council, the Mayors Cit
lien Committee, and was member
Of the Board Of Trustees, First
Baptist Church Of Chicago, Hull
House Associates and Chicago
Planetarium Society.
DR.. Hall and his wife, the former
Myrrhene e. Newsome, recently
moved to Pasadena, Calf.