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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09
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New York Times cd II. no
vembra donosi slijedeee vie
sti:
BeOgrad, Is. novembra. -
DR.. Ante Mandie, koji je slu-
zio kao regent (namjesnik)
kralja u Jugoslaviji n a k o n
Drugog Svjetskog Rata, u
MIRO je " nedjelju " bolnici
u Lovranu ma Jadranskoj o.
bali nakon duge bolesti. Bilo
mu je 78 godina.
za vrijeme Prvog Svjetskog
Rata, DR.. Mandic je suradI-
vo "a Jugoslavenskim Odbo-
rom, koji je bio ustanovljen
u Londonu "a uspostavljanje
jugoslavenskog ujedinje n j a.
On sc je prikljucio partizani-
ma Marsala Tite "a vrijeme
Drugog Svjetskog Rata slu-
zio je u politickim grupama
oruzanog partizanskog pokre-
ia.
Godine 1945., kad je bila
formirana takozvana Tito-Su-
basic vlada u sporazumu sa
izbjeglickom vladom i mar
Salon Titom, DR.. Mandic .je
postao jednim cd trojice kra-
ljevskih namjesnika. Sluzio .je
do 20. novembra god. 1915.
kad je Jugoslavija proglasena
Republican.
X
Cleveland, 16. novembra. -
Biskup Gregor Rozman, istak-
mutt anti-komunista, koji .je
bio u samo-nametnutom IL
bjeglistvu il Jugoslavije kroz
cetrnaest godina, umro je ov-
die danas u st. Alexis Hospi-
tal-u nakon jednomjesecnog
bolovanja. Bio mu je rs go
dina.
Biskup Rozman, bivsi po-
glavar Rimokatolicke Dioceze
u Ljubljani, Jugoslavija, ma
pustio je svoju diocezu 5-og
maja, 1915. godine. zivio je
ovdje cd godine 1948. Bio je
gost Msgr-a John J. Oman-a,
zupnika st. Lawrence Crkve.
Biskup Rozman je prijas-
Mi professor Kanonskog "a
kona u Klagenfurtu, Austria,
i ma Sveucilistu u Ljubljani.
1menovan je "a biskupa u
Ljubljani godine 1880.
Godine 1916, jugoslavenski
sud su d. o je biskupu Roz-
manu- u odsustvu, radi vele-
izdaje saradnje sa Nijemci-
ma cd strane Nijemcima sklo-
nih Slovenskih Bjelogardista.
Bio je osudjen ma osamnaest
mjeseci zatvora. u to vrNe-
me zivio je u Britanskoj Zoni
u Autsriji.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

U skladu brzim prosirenjem
luke i luckih uredjaja razvijao
sc u rotterdamskoj luci robni
promet, cemu Sc moze pripisati
i povoljan polozaj Rotterdama
ma uscu Rajne. 1857. godine po-
stignut je rekord sa 22.O28 pre-
kooceanskih brodova cd As mill
juna neto registarskih tona |
prometom Cd i milijuna robe.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09
"ZAJEDNICARs
0mladinski zbor "SIoga" il Farrell, Pa.
zanesao prisutne nastupom U Detroitu
f. Tadey

Detroit, Mich. - "Bas kao cvjece vrtu", prim etia
e neka zena kada dje6ac devocce dobama Cd II do
18 godna - njh 27 brou - pod paskom svog mladoe
zborovode Emilia Bossck poreda ispred pozonice novog
Hrvaskog Donna, TEX prize nastupa Thanksgiving Day.
po podne
Ova omladina odjevena raznobojnim sarolikim ko-
stma prvuka sebe radoznale pogede cd preko 400
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

Izvadjajuci z birke melo-
dija, zbor je vjestacki glat-
ko prelazio jedne melodije
ma drugu, sto je sigurno u
zelo mnogo vjezbanja i mno-
go truda "a izvesti, ali uspjeh
je bio sjajan.
Nakon toga zbor je presao
ma nesto, sto zaista iziskuje
truda, nesto, sto mnogi zbo-
rovi nisu u stanju izvesti, a
to su odlomci il raznih opera.
Oval mladi zbor je vjestacki
izveo odlomke il opere Kari
six, prelazeci IL skoro necuj-
nih zvukova u pravu grmlja-
vinu, IL uspavajucih tonova u
citavi vihor BRINE, koja sc u
valovima die spusta, ubrza-
va i usporuje. Oval je njihov
trud bio nagradjen burnim,
oduljim pljeskanjem i polo
vica programa, " kojem su
nastupile dvije solo pjevacice
Linda Spanja Nancy Wa
sinta, bila je dovrsena.
Ia usposobljenje ovakvog
jednog zbora kao "Sloga",
potrebno je mnogo napera,
strpljenja i novaca. Sami ko-
stimi, koje zbor posjeduje,
vrijedni su preko $1,000, ali
nasi u Farrellu, uvijek prvi u
promicanju narodne kulture,
nisu zalili nj napora nj no
vaca. Ia to bas i jesu ma pr
vom mjestu, "a to bas i mo-
gu Sc ponositi sa svojim O.
mladinskim zborom.
Razgledajuci Sc po dvorani
prize nastupa drugog dijela,
primjetio sam I'm a t a n broj
nasih pionera, kao Mrs. Sne-
ler, koja je u H.B.Z. vet pre-
ko so godina, pa Mrs. Nor
gan, koja je prevalila 80;
Nick j Mary Vrbanac, Steve
ii Mary THAN, cuncie sa su-
prugom, Joe i Marko Krama-
ric sa suprugama, Joe i VII
ma Dobrinec, Mia d e n Jur-
cic sa suprugom, Kata Jur-
cic, "mladici" kao Ivan Ri
mac, Nikola Deckovic, Krai-
ma, Hren, Luka Prpic, pa
George Frances Prpich. To-
melich sa suprugom, Gazo sa
suprugom. Otto Anka Do
bijas, nasi Petrinici kao To-
mo Piriak, Anton Narich, To
mo Cilig drugi, pa nesto
mladii narastaj kao Andy i
Kay Delach, Paul i Mary Nu-
njevac, Dan i Velma Kodak,
Lipak, Matuiec, Majetic ga
suprugama, Mariana Relich,
Stefania Walters, pa Marko i
Rosaline Sertic, Blaz Mrs.
Kovacic, George i Helen sti-
mac, John Starcevic ga SUI
prugoni i Jos 400 drugih.
Drugi dio programa zapo-
Geo je ga srpskim pastirskim
plesom. Tu su sc osobito isti-
cali kostimi muSkih j zenskih
ucesnika. Ii su kostimi umo-
tvor predsjednice zbora Jen-
ny (?). Ia tim je nastupila
piesma "Slatke Male Zvijez-
dice, onda je Accordian So
10 izvela djevojcica Sandy, te
nastupili plesaci sa Banatskim
Kolom opet drugi kosti-
mi, opet tvorevina predsjed-
nice Jenny. Medju pjesmama
~ Hrvatskom Gradu" otpje-
van je umotvor naseg We
likog pjesnika Petra Prerado-
vica ''Misli mole kud bludi-
te?"
(Opaska urednistya: Pred
sjednica je Jenny Monteson,
! kcerka dobro poznatih rodi-
telja i zajednicara u Farrellu,
Josipa i Marie Dizdar).
Slijedila je ukrainska pie
sna izvedena po Nancy Wa
sinta, a nakon pjesme plesaci
su majstorski izveli ukrain-
ski Piles Kolemyka. Nakon to-
ga izvedeno je jos nekoliko
glazbenih odlomaka, a onda
nastupio veseli, slikoviti i W.
10 zivahan j zanimiv sloven-
ski "jastuk" pies, slijedjen sa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

SSSSs|} iASJS NJ SHNNHAAS q ANO
rani "a nastup, "a kojeg su
pripreme po odboru Donna "a
pocete jos proslog proljeca.
Prisutni, zeljni da vide sto
&c i'm ova omladina, ova die
curlija" pruziti u svom pro-
gramu, predstavljali su cetiri
generacije - sve cd penzio-
nera pa dolje do praunucadi
- znatizeljni svi, kakav &c to
biti program, kojeg ce ova O.
mladina izvesti pri ovom svo-
jem prvom nastupu u De-
troitu?
U cetiri po podne, nasa mia
da aktivna clanica odsjeka
broj 351 korporacije Donna,
Velma Kodak, otvorila je "a
bavu, predstavivsi predsjed-
nika Korporacije Hrv. Donna,
Andriju Matujec.; predsjed-
nika odsjeka 351 H.B.Z., Ju-
liza Majetic i predsjednika "a
bavnog odbora, Stjepana Lii
paka, koji su pozdravili zbor
i goste, i predala dalnje raz-
vijanje programa direktoru
zbora, Emilu Bossick, i pro-
gram je zapoceo.
Zazujile tambure, umiiesa-
la sc harmonika, il mladih sc
grla razvile zanosne popjev-
ke potam sa "Alaj Gigi', pa
kroz zbirku narodnih popje-
vaka sto je uslijedilo izvadja-
MEM Bunjevackog K o / a, a
sve to sc odrazivalo ma lici-
ma prisutnih u nekim vese-
linn izrazima, pohvalnim pri-
mjedbama i pljeskanju.
Slijedile su popjevke "Tan-
go Ruza" izvadjane po zen
skom kvartetu, pa zbirka pie
sama "U Ciganskom Taboru',
a "a tim opet zivahno, sliko-
vito Slavonsko Kolo izvedeno
uz popjevke, cikanja i poklike.
Medjutim, kod prisutnih pc4
pustila je ona napetost, ko-
ju stvara neizvjesnost, pa Sc
predali ugodnim osjecajima
budjenim cilikanjem tambu-
ra, skladnim popjevkama, Ii
vahnim igranjem i veselim
poklicima omladine sa koje Sc
onaj zanos prelijevao i pre-
nasao citavom dvoranom. u
spjeh zbora bio je osiguran
Uslijedile su popjevke "Ju-
goslavenske Ruze", koje su O.
sobito kod prve generacije -
kod mas doseljenika - pobu-
dile njezne, brizno u grudima
sacuvane uspomene. Pjesme
kao "cujes Mala", "carne O.
ci", "Ti ne znas sto je lju-
bav" druge slicne pjesme,
ma svojim su carobnim krili-
ma prenasale misli tamo pod
sjene stoljetnih lipa i keste-
MIA u sretne dane bezbrizne
mladosti, tamo uz zuborece
potocice iii THE morske ia
lase, tamo u ubave gajeve,
gdje sc uz miris ljubica j tex
procvalih tresajna, uz zadah
ruza i djurdjica, "a mjeseci-
nom obasjanih noci pojavlja-
Ii prvi zanosni glasnici pro-
budjene mladenacke ljubavi.
:. Volim ii oci tvoe,
Volim tai pogled tvoj :.
pjevao je zbor, a misli Sc "a
nesle tamo u ona ubava SEQ
ca rodnog kraja i trebalo je
samo zatvoriti oci, pa cuti la
vel seoskih pasa, zvonjavu
zvona, i kao da kroz debelu
maglu> mnogih prohujalih go
dina, il onih brijegova do
lima dopiru odjeci:
.. II ne mas zlato moH
do tebe ljubim ja..
Ovu nit sanja prekinule su
pjesme "Mladi M Mornari" !
"Sve pticice il gore, a ma
kon toga nastupilo je Bara-
MIA kolo, "a cim je zbor od-
igrao 'Tamburasku X rae
nicu" "Savski Valovi'', on
da opet zivahno kolo uz pie
vanje one narodne "Ja po-
sijah repu", u kojem je uce-
stvovao citav zbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
Boon for Borbecuers

This new aquarium may be
used for either live or arti-
fetal fish. If live fish are
used, an automatic electric
heater and filtering unit may
be employed. The heating
and filtering kits are access
series.
In addition, q do-it-your-
self kit will be available for
those who want to decorate
the aquarium with artificial
fish. The kit includes simu-
lated tropical fish. plants. a
lead anchor, sea shells. coral
and rainbow sand. A special
kit for a japanese garden
also will be offered.
This aquarium is available
in colors, including black,
gray. turquoise and coral. The
aquarium weighs less than 3
pounds and is is inches by
8 inches by IL inches. 1t can
be illuminated with q stand
ard tubular bulb. 1t contains
a light socket and switch.
The new charcoal starter
may be purchased at Con-
sterdine Enterprises, 1914
Lakewood avenue, Detroit,
Mich.
The plastic aquarium is
sold at the Wil-Nes Co., go
East 134th street. New York
81, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
Your Indoor Home

Sunken Living Rooms Sliding Gloss Wolls
. FobuIous Koy Built-ins! Builf-in Drawers,
Desks. Closet Wells, Kitchen-to Dining Room
Poss- throuehs Soft, Dramatic Indirect Light
inc Cathedral Ceilings, Floor Ceiling Fire
pieces Custom Built Bathroom vonities With
recessed fixtures Comfort Conditioning Owen.
Corning aluminium foil Fiberslos insuIotion.
keeps home cooler in summer, waFmeE in winter
King Size Bedrooms with Balconies and Sit
ting Rooms Seporote Formal Dining Rooms
. Sunny Breakfast Rooms Huge Easements
with Outside Entrances All-EIectrie FrisidoTs
Some with Nutone copper hoods, dishwoshes,
snock bors Luxurious Double Entrance Rec"
Room Doors BuiIt-in Nutone Rodo and Inter.
com Systems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
Joins Tour

Stanley s. CARRIER OF
Washington is a member Of
the party Of "a real estate
board members now on .
months study-tour Of Euro
pean housing and real es-
tate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
Your Outdoor Home

. Magnificent Potios Bi-LeyeI Tsroees
Outdoor Indirect Lighting Screened-in
FIorido Rooms Sheltered Outdoor Dining
Potios Huge, Full-Sodded Lots Gardens
Decorative Fencing Be0utifuI LoRdscopIns
. Abundant Trees But-in Planters Full
Concrete Driyewoys Exceptionally Well
Plonned and Lovely Community aluminium
Fromed Screened PoFeheS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
BY D. M. DERWIN
Contributing Writer

With the coming Of warm
weather many fathers and q
good many mothers are
thinking Of the pleasures Of
back yard barbecuing. A
brand-new product simple
in construction and safe and
easy to use-gives red hot
GOALS IN less than 10 minutes
without chemicals, fans or
harmful odors.
This new charcoal starter.
resembling q rectangular
shaped chimney. is IA inches
high and about 6x6 inches at
the bottom and 514x5A
inches at the top. The bot
tom section has approx
mately 20 draft openings
built into it. To use, s.mply
insert the CRATE. then take
two double sheets of ordi-
nary newspaper and crumple
loosely into the lower half
of the starter. Place in the
barbecue grill and put in the
usual number Of briquettes
required for your barbecue
fire. Touch a match to the
paper and forget it. With
in q period not exceeding
ten minutes you have red hot
,briQuettes and a fire ready
for a steak.
The starter is designed to
help put the pleasure back
into barbecuing. 1t does that.
Made of heavy-gauge steel
finished in black cracked
enamel. 1t will last for years.
Plastic Aquarium
A lightweight. all-plastic
aquarium. contemporary in
design and illuminated, is
a new concept in aquariums
and believed to be the first
product of its kind to be
made Of a clear nodded
plastic material.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23

CHOICE VIRGINIA HOMES
All Open Sunday, I-6
$I,l5o DOWN
$3.50 ilth Road N.

$I.lso DOWN $3.50 iIth Road N.
Brick Cope Cod with expandoble ottc Butin book shelves
side OF fireplace living separate dining room, equipped
kitchen, bedrooms and boh full basement with recreation
stoiwoy to expondobe otc garage wotowo carpet in living
and dining enclosed yard Short walk St. AIMS
Porocho School, $50 Washington Boulevard the 500 block
left Frederick Street NJ blocks right lth Road
Open" sign.
DENNIS o'coNNELL HIGH SCHOOL 6el2 n. 10th Street
roeho high school, Attractive fireplace living r6om separate
recreation room, dwoy to large storage attic storm windows
attractive yard with fruit trees and grape obos $4,000 Lee
Highway Route 292 500 block Right on Underwood ST.
blocks Little Fus Rood right block left on Tuckchoe
Street block right NJ 18th Street Open sicn
WHITE PADDOCK FENCE 66zs n. 33d STREET
5bedroom lhbuh brick rambler brick fireplace living room
separate dining equipped kitchen Beautiful poneed
ton stairway to large storage oe Oversize eorpo with
otoched garden tool house. Beautifully cndcoped lot including
fruit trees $23750 Lee Hishwoy the $500 block right
on Fofox Drive blocks bear right North WestmoFeund Street
to SD Street. right to Open" sign
FLORIDA LIVING IoI DEVON DRIVE
sbedcOm, 2boh roneh home approximately h-oee level
green own Vacant due to owners transfer Living dining
combination t4x3 with floor ceiling glass wall moster bed
with dressing and private BATH other bedrooms and
both Awning outdoor living Everything on one floor
basement steps worry about $s995 Arlington Boue
vud Route 500 to Seven Corners Left Ground circle to Sleepy
Hollow Rood Route 63) Continue Sleepy Hollow Road to
the 400 block right Voey Brook Drive blocks our Open
sign the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23

Mr.. oIeoir and Mr. Ball hove formed new
real estote brokerage krm.known os Moylond
Sales g Appraisal Co.. Inc. Mr. oIeeir holds
degree In architecture from YoIe University
been in the realty field Both are Navy veterans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Car Kills DC. Man
On Shirley Highway

A 2s-year-old Washington
man was killed when struck
by q car early yesterday as he
attempted 10 cross Shirley
Highway near the Washington
n Old Dominion Railroad
tracks.
Arlington police reported that
Joseph M. Sturiale. jr.. Of the
800 block Of Maryland avenue
NE. was hurled about 100 feet
by the car.
They identified the driver as
Edward Louis Fell. IS. OF
Springfield. Va.
He was charged with reckless
driving, police said.
Police said that last Deem
Der another pedestrian was
killed at the same loaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

trailer. loaded with lumber,
left State Route 22l on a Car
roll County curve. overturned
and burned about las pm.
yesterday.
The accident happened ~
miles east OF Hillsville. Mr..
Parsons was burned beyond
recognition. He was pinned In
the cab OF the truck. II was
travelling down a hill when Il
went out Of control.
Irwin Junior Wilson, 4, Of
Lynchburg died when hit by
a car yesterday on Federal
street In Lynchburg.
Edward r. Long, Is, Of
Stanardsville. Greene County.
was killed Saturday in the coll
lision OF two cars on U. S. 20.
about seven miles north Of
Charlottesville. He was a pas
senger In one OF the cars.
The weekend trafhc deaths
brought Virginia's highway toll
for the year TO 240-five ahead
OF last year at this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

first-year Jaycee In the State
OF Maryland. Francis II. Mar
kosky. 2700 Henderson avenue.
another Silver Spring Jaycee.
was named as one OF the
States four runners up for the
SPOKE award. Mr.. Dellasta-
tious will compete for national
Jaycee SPOKE honors at the
United States Jaycee Conven-
ton In Buffalo next month.
Arthur p. Brigham, Silver
Spring Jaycee president, won
the Speak Up Jaycee" plaque.
He also will represent Mary
land In the national compete
ton in Buffalo.
Mr.. Brigham also was cited
as one Of the five outstanding
local presidents In the State.
Silver Spring Jaycees elected
to State offices were James e,
Simpson, 1905 Berry street,
State vice president. and John
ID. Marshalk. 10023 Reddick
road, National Director. How
ard j. Thomas. % Melbourne
avenue. who is retiring presi-
dent of the MARYLAND ,Jaycees.
announced his candidacy for
national vice president Of the
United States Junior Chamber.
Silver Spring Jaycees receiv-
ing certificates for outstanding
work as State committee chair
men included: Mr.. Simpson,
awards: Mr.. Marshalk. extern
sion. and Mr.. Brigham, publ
cations editor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
5000 to Attend
u. ofMd. Reunion

More than 5000 University
of Maryland graduates are ex-
pected to attend the annual
alumni spring reunions at COL
lege Park Saturday.
The class of 1909 and the
class of 1884 will hold ami
versary programs. and other
classes also have planned spe-
cial events.
The all-day meeting will be-
gin with a golf tournament at
g am. A chicken barbecue
luncheon served on the Student
Union patio, college business
meetings. and an afternoon la
crosse game in Bryd Stadium
followed by the annual alumni
varsity football game, are also
on the program.
Maryland's engineerin 6
buildings will be open to in
spection during the day as part
of the College of Engineering
In observance Of the Tooth an
niversary of its founding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Search Again
Pressed for
River Victim

Montgomery rescue squads
plan 10 resume the search to-
day for a Falls Church SER
geant who was lost from a
motorboat In turbulent waters
OF the Potomac Saturday after
noon south Of PooIesviIls. Md.
SerRt. ilc John Il. Frocndt,
20. Of 2206 cherri drive, dis
appeared about 10 minutes
after he left Selden Island 10
test the cupboard boat belong
ing to his brother-in-law
Charles M. Smith, 26. OF AIS
Warwick avenue. Fairfax.
Mr.. Smith heard cries COM
ing from downstream and saw
the boat turning in a whirl-
pool.
Montgomery police reported
Mr.. Smith did not see sergt.
Froendt. Other boatsmen later
recovered the empty motorboat
and took II ashore.
Police said the two men
drove to Broad Run on the Vir-
ginia side Of the river 70 test
the boat. Sergt. Froendt left
Mr.. Smith on Selden Island.
about four miles from Pooles-
vile. and ventured out alone
in the swift. muddy waters.
Four Montgomery rescue
squads and another from Lees
burg Va, dragged a two-mile
stretch Of the river south Of
the island without results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

cluded.
1. The q. Maxwell Armour
Award, 10 the local chapter
making the greatest contribu-
ton TO the State organization.
2. The Giessenbier Award, 10
the outstanding chapter Of the
year In It's population classih-
cation.
3. The Project OF the Year
Award, for the best single prof.
ect conducted by a local chap
ter In the State. This presenta-
ton was made for Operation
Facelift," the Silver Spring
Jaycees' project 10 renovate the
southern end OF the Silver
Spring business district.
4. Publications Award. for
the outstanding local publica-
ton among all chapters In the
population category.
VS.. The Cultural and Civic
Improvement Award for the
outstanding civic program
among all local chapters in the
State.
Paul S. Dellastatious. 6447
Piney Branch court. received
the State SPOKE Of the Year
Award" as the outstanding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Wheaton c of c Sets
Development TuIk

The preliminary master plan
for the Kensington- Wheaton
area will be discussed at a din
ner meeting of the Wheaton
Chamber of Commerce in the
Capri Restaurant at $50 pm.
tomorrow.
Arthur K. Stellhorn. planning
director of the Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, will dis
cuss the plan. 1t includes zon-
ing changes, public facilities
such as libraries and youth
centers. and highway improve
ments.
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Pre-SchooI Children
Offered Speech Class

An eight-week speech Their
apy course for pre-school chill
dren will be offered this sum-
mer at the Easter Seal
Treatment Center, at 1000
Twin-Brook parkway, Rock
vile.
The classes are open to chill
dren between 4 and 6 years
old who have been approved
for the course by a physician.
Enrolment of about 100 is ex-
pected for the program. spon-
sored by the Montgomery
County Society for Cripple
Children and Adults.
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the Montgomery County Build.
ing in Rockville.
The site covers a total Of l54
acres in two tracts, owned by
Mrs. Helen v. Harris and w. r
Collins. Estimated cost of the
land is $1,325 per acre.
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Tuwes to Attend
Burkley Dinner

Maryland's Gov. Tawes and
his wife will be guests at a
dinner here on May 20 spon-
sored by the Alben Barley
Democratic Club Of Prince
Georges County.
Mrs. Barley, widow OF the
former Vice President for whom
the club is named will present
the club with a memento of
Mr.. Barley. The affair will be
held at the ICE Club, 6ll9 Suit
land road, Morningside, Md.
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Beer Taps
Are Shut off
At Red Fox

The beer taps in Bethesda's
Red Fox Tavern have been shut
of for at least a month.
The 25-year-old establish
ment, now minus an alcoholic
beverage permit. may reopen in
about 80 days if its new man
ayers convince the County
Board Of License Commissioners
they will operate a law-abiding
business.
Series Of Reprimands
An involved series of offlcial
reprimands, police investiga-
tons, show cause hearings,
postponements and court APP
peals ended last week when the
tavern's most recent license
holder, Willard E. Royster.
withdrew his application for a
beer and light wine license re-
newal. The licensing year be-
gins on May /.
At a hearing last october,
tavern attorneys declared the
rather long history" Of the
case was "a comedy Of errors
from a legal viewpoint" BY
last fall. Mr.. Register had indi-
Gated to the board the tavern
corporation was being sold to
Benjamin Minovitz, a Prince
Georges County tavern opera
tor.
Hearing Is Scheduled
County licensing authorities
have scheduled a May 81 hear
ing on the new license applica-
.tion filed by still another con-
tract purchaser. The license
was applied for by Mrs. Leeta
e. Hess of 507 Fletcher place,
Rockville; Mrs. Mary B. Smith
of Ellicott City, Md, and YER
non A. Smith, who has moved
to living quarters above the
tavern at 1900 Wisconsin ave-
nue..
Mr.. Smith, a 45-year-old chef
and former officers club man.
ager. said the tavern will be
renamed the Red Fox Villa.