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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
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TSvNoteooe " SpoUS.
Victor ZoloIor vs.. Ralph Tiger"
Jones. 10 rounds. Middle
weights. Modison Square Cor
den, N. Y.
Sister Performance. Dromo.
THE Room" Dick Powell stors.
S-The Lineup. Dromo.
Police trock down O monioc who
preYs on detenseless women.
Worner Anderson, Tom TulS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
9-TV Playhouse. Drama.

"The Four" A smoll town school
teocher is determined NOT 70 let
four pupils tontolize her into re-
signing. Anne 6oxter. tRepeot.J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

1t isn't something to be gotten through" - but
source of richness to last you lifetime.
Some of the books can be read fairly rapidly, such
as novel like FieIdings Tom Jones. Some, like the
works of Plato, must be read ten times as slowly.
If book seems too hard land many of them are
hard for great scholars) put it aside for year
or two Read some others. Then go back to the
hard one - and it will seem less difficult.
Should they be read in chronological order?
There's no rule. Try it that way if you wish. If it
doesn't work WELL try other way. Read great
novels for year two, perhaps; or great drama
from AeschyluS to Shaw; start with our own
time and go backward. These books have been called
the Great Conversation which means that in sense
the authors all contemporaries, all talking though
in different ways about the crucial ideas and feelings
that have moved Western man since his beginnings.
Can you read these books without having gone to
college? Most of them yes, if you willing to take
pains. And, remember, you don't have to study them
if you or can read Plato and get ten per cent of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
The 1OO-Book Library: a
Your Lifeline Reading Plan -
Clip this list ndMeh

a NOTE on THIa LIST: MOSr of these
fifIeS are available in tremendously wide SeIec-
fion, ranging from de lake Le0fherbOMnd editions
for the collectors library 10 paperb0ckS, with many
standard h0rd-coVer editions in befweep. Also,
many of the books have been translated several
times and certain editions have scholarly foOfHoteS
and other extra Information. The fTGnSlGfiOnS I've
designated are my faVOTifeS, most Of Them TO
be found in paperb0ck editions. Thar doesn't
mean there aren't other good ones. Also, there are
many anfhOlogieS, OHeVOiHme editions of complete
works, selections, ETC., which contain the work I've
listed and more besides, or which overlap. My
suggestion is that you visit your bookstore and talk
10 your bookseller about which edition would be
best for your library and your budget.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

Most Of US have Lifetime Savings Plan. We don't
like to go along es road with nothing in pockets.
But how about going along it with nothing in our
minds?
The man pity most is the one who experiences
this wonderful world and leaves it without ever quite
knowing what his life has been about. Whatever the
state of his bank account he lives and dies mentally
bankrupt
The Lifetime Reading Plan is designed to help avoid
this 1t is designed to fill our minds slowly gradually
year by year. the whole of our lives with what
the greatest writers of Western civilization have
thought and felt
The contemporary man who has shared these
thoughts and feelings will still have much to learn.
But he will not feel quite so lost bewil-
dered. He will understand how he has emerged
out of 5000 years of history He will know
how he got the ideas by which he lives. He
will feel buoyed up by the great and noble
stream of Western civilization of which he is
part.
Books are only one key to these discoveries.
But the wiSeSt men agree that they are probably
the best key.
Starting at right is list Of 100 books, or
rather titles for few come in more than one
volume. Do not think of them as the BEST
Books" - there is no such thing. Nor are they
the only ones we might have selected. They
have been chosen for only one purpose: to
introduce us, year after year, during the whole
of our lives to some Of the greatest OF our
ancestors. Clip out the list, paste it up, mount
it on cardboard, file it inside favorite book
- but keep it around for ready reference!
MANY crucial works of science and phi
Iosophy have been omitted, because they require
more background than most of us have. Very
few books by living authors are included, be-
cause are too close to them to know for sure
who our great writers are. Ohs doesn't mean
you shouldn't read the modernS. A man ought
to keep up with what his contemporaries are
saying) No books of reference are suggested,
because the list emphasizes original communi-
cations" that is the truly trail-blazing state
mentS.
The Bible is not listed because it is assumed
most American homes have one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
Beginning

Our philosophy, our science, and much of our liter
ature rooted in antique Greece and partly in an
tique Rome. Here's where Western man. as a rational,
investigating, skeptical mind, started Many people
think that in certain essential respects classical Greek
civilization has never been equalIed much less sur
passed We didn't invent democracy; the Greeks did.
We are still living their capital. They're worth
reading for these reasons - but also because their lit
eratue, even in translation, is magnificent and moving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

Finally. there's no magic about the number lOO
Perhaps the list should be shorter or longer But one
thing Think is true: all these books taken together,
and read with care, will give the reader a sense of
Great Tradition And he who possesses that is
a liveIier more interesting human being and better
American citizen.
This truly is Lifetime Reading Plan. If you
are now 20 years old and take so years to read these
books, that's quite okay the important thing is that
you really absorb them They not like the latest
best seller. The reading of them should be truly
part of your whole life, just your career or your
marriage or the upbringing of your children is You
shouldn't feel any hurry about finishing the list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12


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JOURNEYMAN

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development shop. Minimum
3 yrs. exper. after appren-
tieeship, capable Of working
to close tolerance from var-
bal and sketch instruction,
Exper. In fabrication and
assembly Of optical eompo-
nents desired. Can FE. 3
1000. Mr.. Fairbanks. REED
RESEARCH. INC, 104s Po-
tomae st. NV.
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PAINTERS

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CASE WORKERS
Maryland State Merit system ex-
animation for CASEWORKER. I'M
mediate vacancy in Prince Georges
County. Future vacancies In Balti-
more area will be filled from this ex-
animation. Applicants must be col
lese graduates, under age 80 and
must possess valid drivers license.
Salary S4,040-4,S60. File applica-
cations before DECEMBER 3 with
COMMISSIONER OF PERSONNEL,
301 West Preston ST., BALTIC. /, Nd.
CASHIER. in business once Of new
hospital; good opportunity for per-
son interested in working with
the public: Some typing and busi-
tern tsrnate % week enS;; ; and TifT hol,day;; r; oti "a
Apply personnel once, WASHING-
TON HOSPITAL CENTER, 10 Ir-
wing st. NV, Mon Fri, 8 am.
to 3 pm.
CASHTER-CHECKER for supermar-
ket, experience necessary. Apply
FEDERAL SUPERMARKEr. 243O
Pa. ave. NV.
CASHIER, auto. exper, pref, must
be able to type; 6-day wk,; paid
tion. Age 20-35. For appt., call
Mrs. Didra. SILVER SPRING
AUTO CITY, NC. JU. e-2420.
CASHIERS for cafeteria, z hrs, b.
weekly, alternating week ends. Ap-
ply personnel. Q to 2 pm, Mon.
through Fri. PROVIDENCE HOS
P1TAL. 1160 Varnum st. ne.
CASHIER (typist), business once
or bank teller exper. preferred: :
$3.50 to 5 pm. Apply personnel, q
TO pm. Mon. through Friday,
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL, 1850
Varnum st. ne.
CASHIERS (2)-Pleasant manner:
tneater, ne: Sum-, Tues. and
Thurs Sat: no exper nee.: white
only. HA. 2-1516.
CLERK, white only: tobacco dept.
In drug store: 81 per hr.: day
work. 10. 3-5602.
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HELPMEM
IRkE

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EiSors, machine operators ano
teehnieians. Permanent position
Good salaries: 81. .6OO-Se, 800 VI,
POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY
1884 wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. $1,000
INVESTIGATOR, 5 days - S325
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE $3.50
ABBoTT EMPL.. 1907 H ST. NV.
JANIToR, for 80 units, upper NV,
modern oil heated, local refs. REQ.
fine apt, Sl25 mo. RA. 3-S303.
JANIT0R, white, for small once
references ana rood record Of en-.
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and outside building: hours can
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5lOu Lawrence place. Bladensburg,
Nd. Monday through Friday.
JANIT0R for large apt. project in
Laurel, Nd. Must have good refer
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Cal Mrs. BURNS. TO. 9-7lS2.
JANITOR, and wife, 5000 and apt.
Stoker, genl. maint. Only exper.
with ref, sober, reply. OV. 3-2397,
922 s. wash. Alex, Va.
JANIToR, middls-aged. married,
apt on premises; fully expert.
eneed handy man; good references
Apply In person, Robin Bldg ;,
IsSl Eastern ave, Silver Spring.
KEYPUNCH OPRs.. Fans Church |;
5 days: st., $3.50. POTOMAC
Church. JE 2-7272.
LIFE INsURANCE-VeTy attrac
position In the home once. Policy
owners eorrespondenee DEPART
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POSITION requires Z man with a
Insurance and the ability to write
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technical material. newly organ-
lied dept. must be able to super
wise, 5 days, degree required.
Research Asst. --SS33I
week. Deg. iS fS%s Govt Isplesi resuired. sccA'
SECYS., No Fee
Several junior positions, down
town WashinEton, 5-day Wk.,
apove-average appearance.
CLK.-TYPIST -S300I
Some reeeptionist work, 5-dayI
week. downtown.
Fields Agcy., EX, 3-2508I
s04 Sheraton Bldg, I'll I4th NV.
Adm. ASST. eRcY. $1,000 up
SECY- young, law ofc.-- st. S325
LIBkARlAN, exper. to $4,000
1404 N. =. Ave. NV RE. 7-72s0I
ADM. SECYS., to $1,000
Select positions in PUBLIC RE-
En1IN AEsG, ara,1>NSS Y hE t1!11SL nL, Law,
COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
Overseas Invest. S100.
1-girl once; foreign Investments
and contacts.
MGR. REPRES., st. 500
3 pvt. seeretarial 0psnings, once
expanding.
OIL S1O0I
international.
AVIATION -----St. $92I
ASSOCIATION --$4,800I
Supervisory position.
Political -----St. $4,000
Will nay fee.
Statistical --st. $3.50
Research-Will supervise.
GIRL FRIDAYS, to $400
JUNIORS --S60-S85|
WIN train girls with rusty Skills
and promote.
RECEIPTS. ITO $3.50
Variety; attractive ofnees.
Clerk-TypiSts to $85I
Motion picture service; many
others.
CLERKS --S50-S80I
For beginners and experienced,
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
woodward Bldg, 18th and n NV
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-44I4
Admin. secy. $10O Wk.
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MAINTENANCE F0REMEN, top sal.
Trailer drVs., $40 per mr., fuel
oil drvs., So; kit. helpers, bus
boys, PIX. lot attendants. OPPOR-
TUNTTY UNLIMITED EMPLOY.
MENT AoCY., 3409 14th st. NV,
RA 9-1G2k
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TILE Settlers AND HELPERS, *.
conds. Heated bldgs. CAN 10. l.
TIRE CHANGER, white: good sal.
54S1 Randolph I'd, Rockville, Nd.
See Mr.. SMITH or MR.. HAR.
TRUCK pRIYERs. white: $50
738 18th st. NV. DI. 7.5sl8.
TRUCK DRIVER and tire changer,
conditions. sick benefits vacation
with pay; must be exper. in
changing passenger and truck
tires; D. c. permit. Apply In per-
son, between 10 am. and ! pm,
141S P st. NV.
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legal, assoc. fast and SLOW, inter-
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HELPMEM

SALRSMEN, expeT. preferred; must
have car. good dresser: averaEe
IN cur line. Can LU. 4-si3O be-
tween IL and 5 p.m.s Mr.. BREN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

ON the show we originated from Alaska last October
The Alaskan venture was the most difficult and ex-
pensive ($34O, COO we had ever undertaken. had
decided to disregard Army forecasters who warned
that the weather at the KOtzebue Air Force Station
our Circle orginafion point was In
variably cloudy rainy, and gloomy in the month of
October. Our show needed three days to film =
and that required clear weather, if not sunshine.
Alaskans and weathermen all along the DEW
Line are still talking about the strange behavior Of
the weather on top Of the world after arrival.
In October. storm clouds form continuously on
the Russian side of Bering Strait and pour them
selves out ON our side. When we landed, however,
the sun was shining During our three days Of shoot
ing there, cloudbanks formed on the Russian side,
according to pattern.
But - and nobody ever saw this happen before =
they just stayed there, watching our show but not
interfering. For three days the Cumulus Curtain
stayed over Russian soil. Not until we had packed
our cameras and were rolling down the runway with
5000 feet Of film under our belts did the Commu-
mist clouds roll over the 49th State.
case 81 zsro-heuP salvaiion
Our most spectacular case Of sero-hour salvation
occurred a couple Of years ago in connection with
a show originating from the Boston Opera House.
On Saturday afternoon, the day before our tele-
cast, ! attended bazaar arranged for the benefit
Of the Marist Nuns, an order that devotes itself
entirely to caring for lepers in the South Pacific
gay but dedicated group, they needed money
badly to carry their work. As left, one Of the
sisters, Mary Augustine, said to ''If anything
happens to you, call Us. We are known as the
praying nuns
That night at around IL o'clock got q call at the
hotel. II was from q vice-president Of Chs in New
York. There's going to be network strike called
at midnight tonight. Since tomorrow's Sunday,
there can be no arbitration before your show. So
stand by to cancel"
Now this was heck Of thing to bother the Sis
tiers about - but did, got Sister Mary Augustine
on the phone and told - Continued on page rs
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15

Kcerka Lima Skorzek yet Leo
nard u Miami, Florida; druga
kcerka je Mary Konbol zet Frank
i unuk Michael, a treca je Hilda
Baland yet Jim st. Louis, Mo.
te bracu Ivana Josipa, i sestru
Mary Iskra.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno kod pogrebnika Bucholz, o.
dakle je ma 6. maja povorka kre-
nula u katolicku crkvu Marillac,
gdje je odsluzena misa zadusnica
po Rev. Besson, zatim ma Cal
vary Cemetery, gdje je sahranjen
ma vjecni pocinak. Mad otvorenim
grobom Rev. Besson Sc je S mime
oprostio sa molitvom, a "a MIN
je mas hrvatski svecenik progovo-
rio par rijeci kao dobrom covje-
ku dobrom katoliku. liza toga je
ime meme, kao odsjecnog pred
sjednika, izrekao par dirljivih RI
jeci mas bivsi dugogodisnji tajnik
Mato Pilas, "a MIN cd drustva
"Sloga" Franjo Marohnic, a o6
"Sokola" Flip Mandic.
Cd strane nasega odsjeka. neks
ii je brate Bartole laka zemlja l
kojoj pocivas vjecna slava, :
tvojim milim dragima, koje s
liza sebe ostavio ostaloj rodbin
i svojti, naSe iskreno sauceSte.
Frank kriSkOViC, predSj
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JOSIP BRADAC

BarbertOn, Ohio. - Odsjek 254
HBz javlja zalosnu vijest, da smo
smrcu izgubili brata i clana Jo-
sipa Bradac, koji je nakon duze
bolesti ispustio svoju patnicku du-
su u bolnici dana "a. maja 1859.
Pokojnik je bio vrlo mirne tudi,
u zajednici je bio dugi niz godina,
a odsjeku je bio postwar clan i
svoje pristojbe je totno svaki mje-
sec uplacivao. Bio je star 79 60
dina.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno Bigs Funeral Home u
Barbertonu. Odar mu je bio iski-
Cen brojnim vijencima cvijeta, me-
dju kojima Sc nalazio krasni vi
jenac nasega odsjeka u znak zad-
ME pocasti. Ma 26. maja povorka
je krenula cd pogrebnog zavoda
do Lakewood Groblja, gdje je pre-
dat majci zemlji ma vjecno pociva-
liste. Mad otvorenim grobom opro-
stio Sc u ime nasega odsjeka od-
sjecni predsjednik, brat Manuel
Kozarevic.
Pokojnik liza sebe ostavlja ras-
tuzenu suprugu, tri sina, jednI
kcerku wise unucadi
U ime odsjeka broj 254 HBZ,
neka tt je brate Josipe laka gru-
da owe zemlje, a tvojoj suprugi.
djeci / unucadi nase bratsko sa-
ucesce.
Anton MOdrick. tajnik.
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BARTOL MATIC

st. Louis, Mo. - Drustvo "Sve-
ii Jakov Apostol", odsjek 167 H.
B. z. javlja braci i sestrama zalos-
nu West, da smo liz nase sredine
izgubili dobrog i dugogodisnjeg
clana, brata Bartola Matte, koji
je umro bolnici dana s. maja
1859.
Brat Matte Sc rodio godine 1885.
u selu Tribanj, opcina Grizane,
Hrvatsko Primorje. Njegova SUI
pruga Lucia je umrla ma %. ja-
nuara 1941. godine. Bio je dobar
clan nase zajednice "a SO godine,
cd koje je takodjer dobio zlatni
znak pred 3 godine "a SO godisnje
clanovanje u istoj, kojeg mu je
urucio mas tadasnji predsjednik,
pokojni brat David Blazic. Tako-
djer je bio clanom drustva "Slo-
ga" Hrvatskog Sokola Dalmaci-
ia. Pc zanimanju je bio vrlo dobri
zidar. Volio je svoja drustva dok
je bio zdrav RADIO je posjecivao
zabave piknike istih, mace je
uzivao sastancima i razgovori-
ma u drustvu nasih ljudi.
Pokojni brat liza sebe je ostavio
8 kceri, 3 zeta i jednog unuka.
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N 0 | b a
Ia Vatrogasno Drus. BosiIjevo

Stovana brace!
Vratio sam Sc natrag Ca
nadu sa posjeta u naSu domovi-
nu, gdje sam Sc zadrzao sest
mjeseci. Tesko je opisati onu
prirodnu ljepotu nase domovine,
osobito mog rodnog mjesta
Bosiljevo.
Ne gledam sa nikakovog po-
htickog gledista vec o izgrad-
Mi zemlje koju nasa braca iz-
gradjuju. U nasem Bosiljevu SUI
nasi seljacki sinovi stupili Il ak
ciJu i osnovali Vatrogasno dru-
stvo sa 26 aktivnih clanova, ko-
j su Sc vec wise puta odazvali
svojoj duznosti II slucaju vatre,
To je humanitarno druStvo
bez ikakvog politickog karakte-
ra. Smogli su 81 nabaviti Vatro-
gasnu uniformu, dvije starije
dosta slabe pumpe i to jedna
rucna a jedna sa gas motorom
nesto malo cijevi. To je sve u
slucaju vatre nedostatno, posto
u najvise slucajeva nema blizu
vode. Prevoz je sa konjima sa
lJudskom snagom sto u slucaju
vatre nije dosta brz. Potrebna
I'm Je hitna pomoc da bi 81 ma
/ bavili wise cijevi, popravili pum-
pc nitro prevozno sredstvo, to
jest trok sa pumpom da je
spremno IL svako doba.
Drustvo apelira, ma sve orga-
nizacije u America Canadi, kao
/ pojedince, a osobito ma Bosi-
lJevcane da Sc odazovu ovoj hui
manitarnoj akciji i pruze i'm hit
nu pomoc.
Vatrogasno druStvo Bosiljevo,
Yam Sc unaprijed zahvaljuje j
sale Vam iskrene pozdrave.
kao dopisnik owe akcije isto
apeliram da i'm pomognemo svi
zajednitki a to ce NINA ostat
"a uspomenu cd brace liz Anne
rike i Canade.
vi koji Sc nalazite u Sjedinje-
MIN drzavama Amerike, dopri
nose mozete slati ma ovu adresu
MIR. Steve Becki, 1902 Hostage
Pittsburgh IL, Pa, a u Canadi
ma: MIR. Steve Jarnevic, lilo
Brawn Street, West Ft. William
Ont, Canada.
Nick Mrzljak, dopisnik