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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17

broJ ~ H.B.L. IL Chicago. d,
i da vidi svoje rodno selo Me-
.ju u nasem krsnom Hrvat-
skom Primorju.
Sreli smo Sc u Zagrebu. Ju-
re je najprije posjetio svoj
rodni kraj, a onda Sc vratio
u 2 a gr e b, da posjeti rodni
kraj roditelja sooje supruge,
sto sc nalazi u podnozju gor-
de Pljesivice, gdje rastu buj-
nj vinogradi i vocnjaci. Kre-
null smo autom iz centra gra-
da izasli ma novu, siroku u
lieu "Proleterskih Brigada"
gdje Sc podize novi Zagreb.
Vozili smo Sc pored velikih
modernih zgrada, visokih cd
pet do deset k tova, koje
planski osvajaju teren, ma ko-
iem su do nedavna stajale
male, kojekako rastrkane baj-
tice. Ovdje, gdje ranije nije
bio nj pravih utica, nj vodo-
voda nj kanalizacije, sada Sc
kroje Stroke ulice i gradi pre-
krasne palace sa najmoderni-
Jim komforom. Stare, primi-
tivno / istroseno nestaje i u
stupa mjesto novom, suvre-
menom, modernom.
Izasli smo ma Savsku cestu
i onda okrenuli lijevo, pa od-
NAH udesno ma novu auto
stradu Zagreb-Ljubljana, sto
je potkraj prosle godine tex
dovrsena. - Ovo je pravi su-
per highway - rekao je Ju-
re, razgledajuci lijepi kraj,
sto ga poput bijele trake pre-
sjeca ova glatka, ravna costa,
koja nigdje ne prolazi preko
druge ceste iii puta. Ma sva-
kom raskrscu sagradjen je
vijadukt, kojim prolaze kola
j putnici iznad autostrade.
Ma lijevoj smo strani osta-
viii selo Sv. Nedelja, a ma des-
MOI Zagrebacku goru, kojR
ovdje Cd samoborskog gorja
dijeli bujna savska dolina sto
vodi u nase lijepo valovito
Hrvatsko zagorje. Vozili smo
Sc zapadno plodnom ravni-
com. Pred mama Sc uzdigla
romantiena Okicka CORA, ma
cijem sc vrhu, kao ma nekom
ogromnom cunju, jos uvijek
uzdizu rusevina sredovjecnog
Okicgrada. U podnozju vi
sokih planina, ma valovitim
humcima i brezuljcima, me-
dju lijepo uredjenim vinogra-
dina i vocnjacima, nanizana
su pitoma sela i zaselci il ko-
,jih gotovo svaka kuca ina ne
koga svoga u America. Mas je
Jure sa zanosom promatrao
panorama owe prirodne ljepo-
te, o kojoj su napisane price
| legende, ispjevane m noge
narodne pjesme i balade. Pri-
rodne ljepote ovog kraja vie
rojatno su inspirirale naseg
cuvenog pisca Augusta senou,
kada je godine 1872. o Okic-
koj gori i o Samoboru pisao:
&c. kao zelen vi.jenac vie
Sc velja Okicka CORA, puma
ljepote, puma divote po zem-
l. il Hrvatskoj. Podol vrh, su-
ma i polje zamjenjujM Sc ca
robitom m jenom, nizu sc
skladno kao ogromni talasi
pravjecnog mora, da sc oko
zaneseno divi velicju prirode.
Sred owe gore stoji starr
grad samob0rski a pod
MIN prijazno mjestance Sa-
mob0r. :"
Dosli smo u ova zaista
pnjazni gradic cd nekih 5000
stanovnika, sto sc stisnuo u
jednoj prekrasnoj uvali ma sa-
nom pocetku Lipovacke i Ru-
darske drage. Kad smo stigli
u centar mjesta, ma Trg kra-
liza Tomislava, koji je prosle
godine asfaltiran i ijepo u
redjen, sjetio sam Sc onoga
sto sam negdje citao o slav-
moi proslosti Samobora. JOS u
trinaestom stoljecu - kazu
historicari u MENU .je eva
la trgovina / obrt. Bio je pri-
vredna / prometna raskrs-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17
JAvNA zAHVALA
Gl. 0dboru H. B. zajednice

NtANN AAohi CiCau hdoC Z<d ICo-
nice, koji Sc nalazimo u miro
vini u suglasju sa zakljuckom
naseg Glavnog Odbora odno-
secem Sc ma ogranicenje ra-
da u Glavnom Uredu do ma
vrsene Tote godine starosti,
podnijeli smo m O b u nasem
Glavnom Odboru, da uzme u
obzir danasnje okolnosti u po-
gledu stalno rastuce skupoce
zivotnim potrepstinama i raz-
inferno skromne svote Miro
vine, koje mjesecno dobiva-
mo IL Zaklade "a Mirovine H.
B. H.. te da nam, u skladu
tim cinjenicama, Glavni Od-
Dor odobri povisenje mjesec-
ne isplate il Zaklade "a Miro
vine.
Mas 81. predsjednik, brat v.
l. Mandic, podnio je nasu mol
bu Glavnom Odboru ma ME
govom zasjedanju u mjesecu
marcu owe godine, sa prepo-
rukom, da Glavni Odbor nasu
molbu uvazi da nam pre-
ma svojoj uvidjavnosti, odo-
bri povisicu isplate mjesecne
mirovine.
Glavni Odbor je nasu mol
bu i preporuku brata glavnog
predsjednika uvazio i jedno-
glasno zakljucio, da nam Sc
isplate mirovine povise "a 25
posto svote, koju sada il Ia
klade "a Mirovine dobivamo,
uz uvjet, da zakljucak "a O.
WI povisicu ina odobriti i Ak
tuar nase Zajednice.
Gl. predsjednik, brat Man
die, obavijestio je svakog Cd
mas posebnim listom, da je
mas Aktuar zakljucak naseg
Glavnog Odbora odobrio, a j.
splate povisice mirovine da su
odobrene retroaktivno cd 1.
januara owe godine.
Mi izrazujemo iskrenu brat
sku javnu zahvalu nasem Gl.
Odboru, koji je uvidio oprav-
danost nase noble "a povisi-
Gu mirovine mama, starim biv-
Sim dugogodisnjim manifesto
nicima IL Glavnom Uredu ma
Sc Zajednice, koji smo u radu
"a Zajednicu proveli mnogo
godina, kako u Glavnom u
redu, tako i izvan NIGGA -
u redovima naseg clanstva, a
mnogo Cd tih godina u dani-
ma kad su place namjeste-
nika u Glavnom Uredu bile
vrlo skromne, cd kojih jedva
da Sc je moglo ista, iii nista,
pricuvati "a stare dane kad
je wise koristonosno uposle-
ME starijih radnika skoro po-
sve iskljueeno.
JOS jednom, sestro brace
glavni odbornici, iskrena vam
hvala.
NikOla T,inanoyich.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17
Jubilei Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice

CLAVIMO JUBILEE Hrvatske Bratske Ia
- jednice. Ovo je, dakle, jublejna nasa go
dina slava 65-og rodjendana Zajednice. Sc
sire brace zajednicari svi mi clanovi, pa
mas hrvatski narod, koji nisu tlanovi, treba-
mo moramo bit gordi ponosni ovom ma
som jubiIarnom proslavom. Time slavmo ne
sto naivete najvelitanstvenije sto smo
naSem zivotu stranom svijetu postigl
Zajednicu su zamislili i osnovali hrvatski
profesionalni radnici, koju su prihvatih, gra-
dill podizali "a 65 godina dakle do danas,
hrvats1i doseljenici, seljac radnic Jer cd
doseljenika sa sela postal su novoj domo-
vini americki radnici. Zato jos danas ina
mo naive nasih odsjeka "Radnicko pot
porno druStvo'. To je znacaj obiliezje Hr-
vatske Bratske zajednice Upravo ia sci ljac-
ka velika emigracija americkim drzavama
tako je silno organzirana i izgradiena, da
sc u Novom Sviietu dovinula najveeem u
gledu. Tu su podgnute mnoge prosvjetne,
gospodarske (narodni domovi dobrotvorne
religiozne ustanove, a osobito Hrv. Brat
ska zajednca, da dosta s ponosom mozemo
gledati rad hrvatskog obicnog covjeka u tu-
djini. U dalekom svijetu, pokazalo je hrvat-
sko radnistvo toliko sposobnosti zdrave
smisljene organizovanosti, da je tom mai
prosvjetljenijem dijelu svijeta postiglo opce
primanje / postovanie.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17
RADNICKA, POTPORNA /
DEMOKRATSKA USTANOVA

RADNICKA, POTPORNA
DEMOKRATSKA USTANOVA
Ova jubilarna nasa godina vazna je ra-
di toga, sto je ujedno konvencijska godina.
u vijeme obljetnice Zaiednice odrzavati &c
sc niena deseta Konvencija To nam kazuje
s ovom desetom Konvencijom Hrv. Bratske
Ia ajednIce, da sc navrsava Getrdeset godina
Cd ujedinjenja nasih zajednica jednu Hr-
vatsku Bratsku Zajednicu. to ie iedan od-
licni Gin, da su sc Hrvat America slozili
organizirai jednu svoju Zajednicu.
sada Be vodi izbor nasih delegate "a ma
rednu konvenciju. Izbori su vrlo Mvi, jer po-
stoji takmicenje tko &c biti delegat. Istina,
cast je bit predstavnik clanstva ma konven-
ciJ - delegat Pa koje Guido, da je nastala
jagma "a tn cast medju nasim clanstvom
Ali pritom nitko nesmije smetnuti una, da
radi u duhu nacela Zajednice: bratstva, "a
1ednicarske ljubavi demokracije. Svaki, tko
zeE pobiediti neka radi 1.-Two "a sebe, ali do
stojno covjeka, da ne klevete blati ne de-
nuncira svoga oponenta. Koliko je cast biti
delegat, jos je VEGA cast biti covjek smislu
rijeci, da Sc svojih rijeci ne stidi nakon IL
bora pobjedio iii ne. Pobjeda je casna samo
ako je postena pravedna Tko izgub neka
Sc ne zaboravi, vee postuje pobjednika da
nastavi dalje radon "a svoi odsiek i Ia
jednicu, pax &c biti postovan cd clanstva
Prkos, jail mrznja nema mjesta redovima
Za-jednice.
Rekosmo podvlacimo Zajednica je ma
rodna, radnicka, potporna iii humanitarna
demo4<ratska organizacija.
zajednica je sazidana ma na6elima anne
r1ckog fraternalHma. Ona je dakle americ-
ka ustanova, da sluzi prvom redu svojoj
draw America. Zato su nasi pioniri, koji su
Zajednicu zamislili osnoval odmah ME
nom pocetku postavili je ma zdrave osnove
americke demokracije, po cemu svaki clan
imade Jednako pravo jednake duznosti. To
le osnov organizacije. Nitko nema posebno
pravo mad drugim clanom jer smo svi ravno-
pravni jednaki. Nitko nema pravo da il
svojih razloga politickih iii licnih optuzuje,
vrijedja blati svoga brata suclana U duz-
nostl Je svima, da svak svog brata suclana
zasticuje, pomaze i podize, ne da ga po-
nizuje rusi U tome / jest snaga moe ma
Sc bratske demokratske ustanove: u slozi,
ravnopravnosti, pravici, covjeGnosti / brat
skoj ljubaV cjelokupnog naseg canstva sa-
mo ma ovim bratskim demokratskim / Co
vjecanskim nacelima ona moze da sc raz-
via, prosiruje i jaca To nam kazuje cd
mas traM sam njezin naziv "Bratska" sto
znaei demokratska. Mama je pax bratstvo
povrh svega jer bratstvu ie snaga, moe
buducnost covjecanstva. Tko toga sebi ne
bi imao, tai nije fraternalsta ne moze biti
mas brat
LOJALNOST ZAJEDNICI AMERICA
U duhu svojih nacela osnovanih ma prin-
cipima americke demokracije, vec samom
pocetku nase organizacije, nasi pioniri su
zajednicu postavili strogo ma osnovu lojal-
nosti novoj domovini America Tako su DO
stavili u nasa pravila, da svaki clan treba
mora biti lojalan America, kanadsko Clan
stvo svojoj Kanadi Prvih godina Zajednica
Je Avo propasirala da njeni aanoW postaju
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
Over the Mountains and Into the Past
By JAMES BIRCHFIELD
Star Staff Writer

TTOW WOULD YOU like drive back in time 100
years-to visit typical Appalachian Mountain farm
where it was either do yourself" do without?
a short leisurely walk, you see how the noun
taineers lived How those sturdy pioneers who pushed
West and sprnked themselves throughout the high
lands when this country young built mountain
culture that has largely passed today.
You will be able to how they built their homes
they how they protected their
animals and themselves from the wild beasts of the
region
All this is the Blue Ridge parkway, less than
days drive from Washington. In fact in long day.
you can drive through vrgnas historic lowlands reach
the to soak in their grandeur and be home
again in the early evening.
But giving yourself little more time is Tar better
A few days, a few weeks not too long to spend
in the mountains A man named John Muir once said
that 1.-The mountains fountains not only Of rivers
CONTINUED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

Cmdr. Grant o. Hansen,
USN. and Mrs. Hansen Of
Paris, France, announce the
engagement OF their daugh-
ter Ann Jessica TO Mr.. James
Richmond Hobson son of Mr..
and Mrs. Richmond o. Hob
son Of Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Gholson-ToYlor

Mr.. and Mrs. Rex L. Ghol-
son Of Arlington announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Linda Margaret to
Mr.. Edwin Thomas Taylor.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
X. Taylor Of Rye. N. Y, A
May wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Lowenherz-Kotz

Mr.. and Mrs, Max G.,
Lowenherz of Larchmont,
N. Y, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Claire
Helen to Mr.. Marvin H.
Katz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Katz. The wedding
will take place in June 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Daniels Wheeler

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold DAN
iels announce the engage
ment of their daughter San
dra to Mr.. Robert Faris
Wheeler, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Wheeler. A July wedding
is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Blockistone-Corbin

Mr.. and Mrs. z. Deminieu
Blackstone, jr., of Chevy
Chase, Md, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Susan Fairfax to Ensign
Douglas Roger Corbin, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis D.
Corbin of Arlington. A June
10 wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Smith-CourtS

Mrs. Fred L. Smith of Falls
Church announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter,
Janice Winifred, to Mr.. DON
aid E. Courts, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Albert E. Courts of Bal
timore, Md. A June wedding
is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Kiermus-B0rr

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond L.
Kiermas announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Patricia Ann to Mr.. Bruce
Reid Barr, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Barr
of Grand Rapids. Mich. A
June wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Christie-Buker

The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
H. Christie of Arlington an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Frances Eliz-
abeth, to Mr.. Louis Calvin
Baker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Baker of Bagdad,
KY. A June wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Gerwiq.Yincent

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hin
man Gerwig Of Mclean, Va,
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Mary Evelyn
to Mr.. Paul Robert Vincent.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Vim
cent. A summer wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Luw-Miler

1t, Col. and Mrs. Edwin
Augustus Law of Camp Le-
jeune, N. c. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Caroline kellogg to LIST 1t.
Donald Raymond Miller,
USING, of Milwaukee, Wis. A
summer wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
SteYenson-Druqun

Mrs. X. L. Stevenson Of
Chevy Chase. Md, announces
the engagement of her daugh-
ter Ruth Lee to Mr.. Peter
Dragan, IT,, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Dragan of Stratford,
Conn. A June wedding is
planned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Deun-McNumuru

Mrs. Richard Campbell
Dean of Kensington an
nounceS the engagement of
her daughter Barbara Caro-
Ign to Mr.. William Stuart
Mcnamara, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mcnamara, also
of KenSington.
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ENGAGEMENTS

their daughter Bertigene to
Midshipman Cecil William
Powell, United States Naval
Academy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William L. Powell of
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Turner-VeSt

Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Turner OF Bethesda announce
the engagement of their
daughter Mary Louise to Mr..
Charles H. Vest. jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vest of Maui
gatuck, Conn. A fall wedding
is planned.
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Krochmol-De Mocedo

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kroch-
NAL of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Arlene Sheila
to Mr.. Pedro Buarque de Ma
cedo, son of the late Mr., and
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Coutes-Stucy

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland P.
Coates of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Barbara May
to Mr.. Joseph r. Stacy, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. Stacy
of Marietta, Ohio. A June
1860 wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Devin-Creen

Mr.. and Mrs. william A.
Devin. jr, of Silver Spring
announce the engagement of
their daughter Virginia Pey-
ton to Mr., Anthony Green.
jr., son of Mr., and Mrs.
Green of Sands Point, Long
Island, NY. A May 80 we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Bower.Owens

DR.. and Mrs. Earl j. Bow
err Of Wilkes-Barre, Pa, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Mary Eliza
beth to Mr. John j. Owens.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
t, Owens of Baltimore. A
June wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
O'Keefe-Pnckeft

Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy
Patrick O'Keefe of Silver
Spring announce the engage
ment of their daughter Pat
ricia Esther to Mr.. Ryland
Delano Packet, son of Mr..
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Eisenberq.Droqin

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Eisenberg announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Charlotte to Mr.. Howard
Michael Drogin, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Drogin Of
Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Burnhom.Powell

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Burn
ham of Falls Church an
nounce the engagement of
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and Mrs. William Harold
Packet, also Of Silver Spring.
A June wedding is planned.
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Honsen-Hobson

Mrs. Carlos de Macedo Of
Rio de Janiero. Brazil.
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Groves. Tex. A June 6
wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-26
Atkins ARRIVING
For Lane Bout

Virgil Atkins, hard-hitting
former welterweight champion,
was expected to arrive here to-
day to get ready for his
Wednesday night fight against
Kenny Lane at Capitol Arena.
They are scheduled for a 10
rounder on national television,
with WMAL-7 the outlet in
Washington.
Lane, the No. 2 lightweight
contender who is planning a
campaign among the welter-
weights, has been working for
two days at the Fifth street
gymnasium. A final workout
was planned there today.
Atkins is listed as the No. 1C
contender for Don Jordan
weller title, a title he held him.
self less than a year ago. He
lost it to Jordan last Deem
Der after winning the elimina-
ton tourney for the champion
ship left vacant when Carmen
Basilio moved to the middle
weight division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-26
Shenandoah Gets Break
With No Competition

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Oct. 26 (SpeciaD Shenandoah
Downs enjoys competition-free
racing tonight and tomorrow
night and, with additional help
from the weather, officials hope
betting figures will soar.
Shenandoah bucked daylight
action at Marlboro, which
wound up its meeting Saturday,
and next goes against Laurel,
which opens Wednesday. Prior
to Marlboro competition came
from Hagerstown.
The average mutuel handle
at Shenandoah for the SO
nights of the fall meeting is
100000. The mark stood at
1926, 900 when Marlboro opened,
but not helping either has been
the weather. 1t rained almost
constantly Wednesday through
Saturday and internationally
the last two weeks.
While bucking day racing or
night harness racing for all 81
nights of its spring meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-26
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Only Shenandoah Downs was
doing business in the area to-
day as Garden State took a
one-day holiday and the Mary
land racing schedule marked
time until Laurel begins its IA
day fall meeting at l pm,
Wednesday.
Laurels enlarged racing
plant was anything but quiet,
however, as horsemen were
entering their charges for the
first program of the fall season.
A 48-hour closing rule was in
effect for the opening days en-
tries, and interest centered on
how we'll the races would fill.
Although Laurel stakes will
be well supported during the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-26

Low gross went to Dick Mason
with a 70.
NORBECK-The three-cluE
Rich Memorial Cup tourna-
ment was won by Norbeck in
competition with 12-man teams
from Woodmont and Indiar
Spring. Play was over all three
courses.
Norbeck ended Woodmont'S
reign as champion with a sur.
prising 25-point total to Is fol
Woodmont and IA for Indiar
Spring.
CHEVY CHASE-The mixec
scotch foursome cup tourna.
ment was won by Mrs. Webt
Hayes and Harrison Brand with
81-71a-73l2. Low gross went
to Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Foley with
an Sc.
PRINCE GEORGES-Sweep.
stakes winners were: Glass A
Mike Jankowski, 72-4-68 anC
Joe Balestri, 75-7-68. Class E
Ray Ciomei, 82-16-66 anc
Jim O'Mara, 81-13-68 anc
Class C, A C. Allison, 95 "a
II and Albert Turner, 1922
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-26
Mid-AtIuntic PEA Elections
Today Precede Tourney

HOT SPRINGS. Va. Oct. 20
Especially The Middle Atlantic
PEA members were to elect
officers at their annual meet
ing here today and determine
a champion in the 36-hole
tournament omorrow and
"wednesday over the Home
stead and Cascade courses.
Charley Bassler, a former
Mid-Aatlantic PGA champion
from Baltimore's Turf Valley
Club, stopped at Johnny zales-
ki's Fauquier Springs course
near Warrenton yesterday and
added to his seasons triumphs
with a SO for low pro honors in
the Pro-Member tournament.
The pros are expected to fol-
low the nominating commit
tees choices and re-elect the
entire 1858 slate today. Ball
Clarke of Baltimore's Hillen-
dale Club is president.
The meeting will be over in
time to permit the pros to play
a practice round this after
noon. Woodmont'S Clarence
Doser is the defending cham
pion and is co-favored with
Bassler and Clare Emery Of
Washington, who has been
runnerup two thraight years.
Bassler duplicated his VIC
tory Of last year in the tour
nament at Fauqiuer Springs
and also tied for first with both
of his partners, Shirley Sophia
and Alvin Shipe.
Other low pro scores we're
Dick Mullen of Beaver Creek,
70, Dick lanes of Court House,
70, Jimmy Bellizzi of Indian
Spring, 70, John O'Donnell of
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Mount Pleasant. "a, and
George Pigott Of Andrews AFB,
rs.
Steve Tobash Of Fort Meade
and Marshall Sophia were
third in the pro-member play
with a SO best ball, while Bill
Bassler and Tom Martin had
IS to tie Bellizzi and Lloyd
Forbush.
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BY MERRELL WHITTLESE1
Star Stan Writer


Dali Rees, captain of the
British Ryder Cup team, took
particular delight in the fact
that seven of his players beat
Sam Snead, the United States
captain. in yesterdays exhibit
ton match at Congressional
Country Club.
Snead rolled his eyes when
Rees mentioned this at a re-
ception after the match and
Sam then interrupted the Brit
ish captain to say, But I was
playing under wraps" Sam
added 1--WE got my team hid
den away and we're going to
unload a secret weapon on you
boys and get that cup back.
The exhibition drew a sur
prising turnout of more than
1000. and, as usual, Snead was
the magnet. But it was obvious
to the spectators that Snead
was very much under wraps.
Britons Of for Atlanta
AS somebody said later
"Any time Snead plays winter
rules at Congressional and
can't shoot better than rs, he's
not trying very hard"
The British and United
State Ryder Cup teams meet
November 81 at Palm Desert
Calf. The British team left
this morning for Atlanta and
day of practice and another
exhibition before going to the
scene of the match.
The spectators seemed very
much impressed with the Brit
ish pros. particularly their
ability to slug the ball. Rees
agreed that he had a group OF
power hitters, but it was not
planned that way, as seven OF
tho Y11ounrS uyero Selectpd IN q
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Black Sox Need Win
For Tri-Stute Title

The Washington Black Sox
are one victory away from the
Tri-State League baseball
championship after splitting
a double-header against the
Vista Yankees yesterday at
Vista, Md.
The Sox won the second
game, To. after the Yankees
took a 20 opener. That gave
the Sox a 81 edge in the
best-of-seven playoffs.