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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

two newcomers to our midst,
young Mary Grace Whiting
and Helen Marie Marnicio,
first cousins, who recently
transferred to our ranks from
Junior Nest 200.
Mary was born on Novem-
Der 26, 1887, the daughter of
we'll known Gerald and Mary
Whiting (nee Pavlinic). Her
cousin, Helen, was born on
August 10, 1887, to Raymond
and Dorothy Marnicio (nee
Pavlinic), who like Mary is
a native born resident of
Beaver Falls.
Both young ladies are
scheduled to complete their
high school scholastic careers
this year, but both are in
terested in continuing their
search for knowledge. Mary
has intentions Of attending
college, while Helen is plan
ming to 60 into nurses train
ing.
The mothers of these two
young ladies, as we'll as their
grandparents, Tomo and Ma
ria Pavlinac, are already
housed in our fraternal ranks
and are we'll known for their
active participation in all
Lodge endeavors for many
years.
We sincerely hope that
Mary and Helen will follow
their example and become
active affiliates of our soci-
ETY.. We welcome you both
with open arms and wish you
nothing but the best in attain
ing your future ambitions.
Peter Skacan, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Youngstown Lodge 435
Awaits Opening Picnic

Youngstown, Ohio - It's
going to be picnic time once
again on Sunday, June 6, for
the members and friends of
Croatian Fraternal I'm i o n
Lodge 435.
Yes, sir, our first outing of
the season will be staged that
day at Liberty Grove, Stop
20, Sharon Line and will be
one of the finest in our an
nails. The Pozega Tamburitza
Orchestra will make with the
music. Barbecued lamb will
also be available.
Inasmuch as the Grove has
a huge shelter, do not permit
rain to keep you away from
the grounds. Rain or shine,
you'll have a grand old time.
All C.. F. u. members and
friends in the Mahoning VAL
ley are bid "dobro nam dosli"
to our fiesta at Liberty Grove
on Sunday, June 6. Well treat
you royalty!
Luka Bilandzija, Pres.
Helen O'Palick, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Cleveland Choir viii
Sponsor Picnic June {

Cleveland, Ohio - T h e
"Abrasevic" Singing Society
will hold it's first Picnic OF
the year on Sunday, June 6,
at the Croatian Home, 1914
st. Clair Avenue, Cleveland.
At 1900 Noon sharp, we
will have hot barbecued lamb
and pork for those who de-
sire to have lunch with us. OF
course we will have the reg
ular line Of refreshments
that usually delight our Gro
atian tastes.
The Silver Strings Tambur-
itza Orchestra will be on hand
beginning at 800 PM to play
our favorite song and dance
tunes. This fine musical en-
semble is under the leader
ship of Joe Sedlacek.
We sincerely invite each
and every one of you to come
to the Croatian Home on Sun
day, June 9Th, for a grand
time and delicious refresh
ments. Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

Kerestesy, daughter of the
late William and Anna Ke-
restesy, transferred to our
midst from Junior Nest 4.
Our newest recruit is also
the granddaughter of Andrew
and Barbara Mateljan who
recently celebrated their 50th
Wedding Anniversary.
A little bit of scholastic
background research reveals
that Carol attended the John
stown Public School and Gar
field Junior High School.
With the coming of June our
young student hopes to grad
uate from the Johnstown
High School, following which
she is planning to enroll in a
nurses training college.
Carols hobbies consist
mostly of the love of basket
ball and her delight in the art
of sewing. These will no
doubt be curtailed to a cer-
tain degree when the carefree
days of high school are COM
pleted and the tedious tasks
of the nursing profession beg
her time.
In behalf of our entire
membership we welcome Ca
rol in our midst with the fer
vent hope that she will be a
willing and active affiliate
for many years to come.
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Duke Tanlmies In
Reunion Nav 10Th

Pittsburgh, Pa. - On Sat
urday, May 10th, the Du.
quesne University Tamburit-
zans will have their annual
banquet which honors their
graduating senior members
This year the students who
will be leaving the Tamburit-
zans are:
Frances Cernich, soprano
soloist and accordionist from
St. Louis, Missouri; Gerrie
Woss, leading female dancer
from Gary, Indiana; and El-
len 1vas, soprano soloist and
dancer from Cleveland, Ohio.
The young men who will
be ending their college days
are:
Norman Turchan, baritone
soloist, brac player, dancer
and clarinetist from Traf-
ford, Penna.; Edward Too
check, bulgaria. player, dancer
and all-around musician from
Trafford, Penna.; and Wilt
am F. Prezgay, cello instru-
mentalist, tenor soloist from
Farrell, Penna.
The Morse Room of the
Fort Pitt Hotel will be the
scene of this years activities,
which are scheduled to begin
at 600 PM. Toastmaster for
the banquet will be the pro-
minent Pittsburgh attorney,
Louis T. Katusin.
Speakers will include Very
Rev. Vernon F. Gallagher,
Pres. of Duquesne u; Hon.
Mayor David Lawrence, and
Walter w. Kolar, Director of
the Tamburitzans..
Many out-of-town guests
will be on hand to honor the
graduates. Heading the list
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Milwaukee Vans Prime
For Summer OF Action

Milwaukee, Wise. Calling
all Vanguards! Calling all
Vanguards! The regular.
monthly meetings are being
h ED at Karlovich's, 539
South Sixth Street, second
Thursday of each month. Be
there!
The Vanguard ladies team
queens were in Detroit to
add to the competition, and
we hope they brought home
the bacon. If they do or don't
= they're our Champs.
Don't forget the picnic -.
let's make it a bang up affair.
The best thing you can do is
be there and bring your
friends. It's a sure fire re-
cipe for success.
Those of you who didn't go
to the bowling tourney in De-
troit probably attended the
Mothers Day program in Mil
waukee. The hard working
committee sure put on an ex-
cellent affair, and in addition
to being Mothers Day, it was
also kids day, for the kids
really did shine.
Don't forget. You're a part
of the CFU - do your part
to share in it's activities.
Gabby Vanguard
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Johnsfown Members To
Meet Sunday, May 23rd

JOhnstOwn, Pa. - All men,
bers of C.F.U. Lodge 5 are
urged to attend the next reg
ular meeting scheduled for
Sunday, May %, at 200 PM,
at the Croatian Home.
Following the regul a r
course of business, the Ar
rangements Committee dele
gated to make preparations
for our Goth Anniversary
celebration will render it's re-
port.
We remind those members
who are still insured on the
Old Sick and Disability Plan
to make the changeover be-
fore it is too late. The dead
line for doing so is June 30.
We also wish to remind
those whose dues are delin-
quent to take care of the
matter Immediately. Accord
ing to the decision of the last
CFU Supreme Board, the
Home Office will give credit
for only three months or
$1,000 for a member placed
on reserve, so we definitely
will not carry a member on
our books any longer than
that.
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
West Coast GIee Club
Priminq For June Fete

Los Angeles, Calf. - On
Sunday, June 6, 1854, the
"Slavulj" Croatian Chorus
will present a day Of songs,
dances and dining, along with
many surprises for our faith
full friends and followers. The
place of action as usual, will
be the Sons of Herman Hall,
Main and 25th Streets.
The curtain goes up at the
scheduled hour of 800 PM.
After the musical portion of
the program dinner will be
served, hot or cold, according
to your tastes, and we'll have
plenty of your favorite bever-
ages on hand.
Dancing? Yes sir! From
ZOO PM until? :? =? to a band
which dares you to sit them
out.
Our President, Louis La
dra, along with the entire
membership, extends a cor
dial invitation to all our peo-
pie, not only from Los An
geles, but also from San Pc
dro, Fontana, Long Beach, Ell
Monte, Van Nuys and Holly
wood, to attend.
Our friends and supporters
all know that a day spent
with us is one that always
assures you of many happy
hours of fun, relaxation and
reunions with dear ones. So
remember the date, Sunday,
June 9Th!
Mary Milakoyich Pickard
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Detroit Mons In
Many Club Moves

Detroit, Mich. - The Moth
ers Club of Lodge 351 Nest
318) is finally forging ahead.
Slowly, to be sure, but
steadily.
However, we don't think
you Fathers are cooperating
with us. There are still too
many Mothers who are un-
able to attend card parties, or
meetings, because of no baby
sitters. Come on, Dad, surely
you can let the Little Woman
off one night in the month
to be with the girls!
At our last meeting we de-
cided to hold regular monthly
meetings Of the Mothers Club
on the first Thursday of the
month. However, for the
month of May - due to the
Goth Annual Bowling Tourna-
ment beginning on our reg
ular meeting day - we post
poned our meeting for one
week.
Therefore the meeting was
held May 13 at 7::30 PM. at
the Lodge Hall, 1875 E. Nc
Nichols. We hope the Mothers
who were present to help us
plan activities for the Nest
enjoyed themselves. With the
summer season just around
the corner, there are oodles
of things we could do - but
it'll take many willing hands
and heads.
At long last, our kolo re-
hearsals have started. Our
teacher is ready and raring
to go = and she is good. The
wife of a tamburas LudWig
Kosovec), sister Katie Koso-
vec could hardly wait until
the lucky day. First rehear-
sal was held at the Lodge Hall
on Friday, May IA at 700
PM. And any of you who
have not yet signed up, but
are desirous Of learning our
native dances, feel perfectly
free to come down and take
advantage of the lessons and
fun.
Mariana Reich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Lodge a Stages
huqe Celebration

Cleveland, Ohio - The 10th
Anniversary celebration of
C.F.U. Lodge IA, staged on
Sunday, May 9, turned out to
be an outstanding success,
thanks to the graciousness of
all our guests who were in
attendance.
We are especially CRATE
full to bro. V. I. Mandich, CFU
Supreme President, who flew
in from Detroit to Cleveland
and back to Detroit immedi-
ately after our program,
thereby going to such great
lengths in order to extend his
personal greetings to our
audience.
This was the initial oppor-
tunity for many of our peo-
pie to meet bro. Mandich and
many were deeply impressed
with his message, express
ing his hopes for the perpetu-
alton Of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union and of our people.
Our appreciation also goes
out to the Editors of the "a
jednicar and to all the repre-
sentatives of other CFU LODI
ges, ecu Lodges, the Dalma-
tian Society, our Club and
the conscientious ladies who
stated our kitchen an d
served as mattresses.
Such fine cooperation war
rants a big hand, so thank
you one and all for your as
sistance in staging a memora-
BILE 10th Anniversary of
Lodge IA. Frank Masokato
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Lodge 290 Members To
Sponsor Picnic May 23

Des PLANES, iii. - The
members of "St. Joseph" c.
F. U. Lodge 200 will stage a
Picnic on Sunday, May %,
1854, at the Croatian Picnic
Grove, 1855 South CONNER
cial Avenue.
Music on the occasion will
be furnished by our well
known all girl tamburitzans.
Along with this we have the
added inducement of hot bar
becued lamb complete with
all the trimmings, to tempt
our members and friends to
attend this gala outing.
Ann Markovich, Rec. Sec'y,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

. How wisely we decide
and how we'll we choose in all
the issues and all the prob
lens which beset us will de-
pend the character and the
caliber and the competence of
our government. This is our
democratic heritage and our
democratic future. Govern
ment in the United States is
we ourselves organized.
Sen. Irving M. Ives
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"ZAJEDNICAR"
10th Annual Tenpin Tournament vicfors

ZU1ll Annual lenpln tournament vlCT0rS
May s-7-s-9, 1854
Detroit, Michigan
SCRATCH AND HANDICAP CHAMPIONS
MEMS DIVISION
Five-Man Team Event
Lodge $751; "Croatian Home, Detroit (scratch) . 27A
Lodge 351, "Zora Peppers, Detroit Mich 1924 3O34
Two-Man Event
N Kovacch-W. 3ohacek, L-351 Detroit (scratch) 1855
Vincent Bskupc Jr-J. Dorgan L-32, Chicago .219 1879
Individual Event
Max Mitchell, Lodge 749 Chicago Scratch) go. $50
Jack Holmes Lodge 731, West Allis, Wise. ... 30 692
All Events
William Grgurich Lodge IT, Detroit (Scratch) 1853
Steve skrobot, Lodge 1858, Hammond Ind 300 1910
High Single Game
Andrew Braidic L-663, Cleveland Ohio (Scratch) 257
Low Single Game
Tom Latkovc, L-859, Cleveland Ohio (Scratch) II
High Series Team Event
Louis Pavletch, L749, Chicago Ill. (scratch) .". 617
woMENs DIVISION
Five-Man Team Event
Lodge s5e, IN & Lounge" Cleveland (scratch) 217e
Lodge 351, "Zora Sparks, Detroit, Mich ...516 2602
Two-Man Event
A. Sragusa-M Strmac L-859, Cleveland (Scratch) 996
Irene MeneEva Jadro Lodge 22S, Lyons, ILL., .204 1919
Individual Event
Alice Dube Lodge 1885, Indiana Harbor (Scratch) 548
Dolores Urish Lodge Ut, Detroit, Mich. ...117 633
An-Events
Ann Siragusa Lodge 859, Cleveland (Scratch) 1853
Dolores Urish, L717 Detroit, Mich. ..~...~.351 1878
High Single Game
Betty Koluder L-S59 Cleveland Ohio (scratch) 233
Low Single Game
Berry Smetko, Lodge 80, Chicago, ILL., (Scratch) .. 4S
High Series Team Event
Mary Derifay, L-351, Detroit Mich (Scratch) .. $40
JUNIOR DIVISION - BOYS
Five-Man Team Event
Nest IS Kings, Cleveland, Ohio .,~...~.~."... 216S
Two-Man Event
Roger Kostika- Mike Smcich Nest S. Cleveland go. 1865
Individual Event
Mike Simcch Nest S. Cleveland Ohio ........... 533
High Single Game
Roger Kostka Nest IS, Cleveland, Ohio ....... 1914
JUNIOR DIVISION - GIRLS
FiveMan Team Event
Nest IS Queens, Cleveland Ohio 1908
Two-Man Event
Charlene Strahnic- Judy Bicic Nest S. Cleveland S33
Individual Event
Charlene Strahinc Nest IS, Cleveland, Ohio AT
High Single Game
Charlene Strahinic Nest S. Cleveland, Ohio ... ITO
Frank Braidic, Tournament Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

Pittsburgh, Pa. - We have
received a bulletin from the
National Fraternal Congress
that the California State Leg
islature enacted a new law as
pertains to Unemployment In
surance Taxes, as follows:
1852. Employment does
not include service per-
formed as an elected Off
cial in any calendar quarter
in the employ of any nom
profit fraernal corporation
or association which is not
subject to the Federal Un-
employment Tax Act if the
remuneration for such SER
vice does not exceed one
hundred dollars ($10O) a
month.
The provisions of this
section shall be applicable
with retrospective effect.
Section 2. If any section,
subsection, sentence, clause,
or phrase of this act is for
any reason held to be un-
constitutional, such deci-
sion shall not affect the va
lidity of the remaining por-
tions of this act. The Leg
islature hereby de C ares
that it would have passed
this act, and each section,
subsection, sentence, clause
and phrase thereof, ire
spective of the fact that
any one or more sections,
subsections, sen t ence s,
clauses or phrases be de-
clared unconstitutional"
In brief, this means that
our lodges do not have to pay
Unemployment In suran c e
Taxes for lodge officers
whose salaries are less than
$4,000 per month. If any
lodges have paid such taxes,
they should inquire about
possible refunds.
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Overseas Job For
Milan J. Vukovich


a mingling of sadness and
JOY it behooves me to notify
you that I am resigning as
Secretary of Lodge No. 1T
of our Croatian Fraternal
Union of America. The sad
ness is in parting from my
many friends and acquaintan-
ces, both in Lodge No. 1T
and other CFU Lodges here
on the West Coast.
My work, however, as Civil
Engineer with the U. S. Corps
of Engineers, my education
and background, led to an Of
fer of a 2-year contract as
Civil Engineer on housing for
American Airforce civilian
and military personnel in
France.
The position includes trans
fer of my family and me and
all of our furnishings to
France at u. S. Government
expense. The decision to make
this type of move was not
easy to make, but after care
full consideration the advan-
tages outweighed the disad-
vantages and I accepted. A
couple of days ago my final
shipping orders came through
which require me to be in
New York on the evening of
May 20.
This short notice has upset
a few of my other plans, such
as being present at the elec-
ton of my successor as Lodge
No. 1T Secretary at the reg
ular Lodge meeting, Sunday
May 16.
At the time of the meeting
my family and I will be well
on our way toward New York.
However, my thoughts and
best wishes for a friendly and
fully cooperative and under
standing meeting remain. Our
Lodge Board of Trustees ex-
amined the Lodge books on
the evening of May 13 and
gave a complete report at the
meeting.
I am certain everything is
in order, for I have done my
Lodge work as Secretary
faithfully and have not be-
trayed your trust. During my
2-year stay overseas we will
probably make a couple of
visits to Yugoslavia. I will try
to keep in touch with my
many friends by sending oc-
casional articles to our CFU
paper, the Zajednicar. I trust
the Editors will find my arti-
cles worth printing.
Goodbye and good luck to
all of you who remain behind.
In 2 years my family and I
will be back and again we
may work together.
Milan j. Vukovich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Rankin Lodge Seeking
Star SoftbaI| Players

Rankin, Pa. - Any men,
ber of CFU Lodge 6 interest
ed in playing softball on the
Lodge team, please contact
bro. Louis Cubakovic, 129
Third St., or Matt Furjanic,
PIP Hawkins Ave., in Rankin.
Matt Furjanic, Rep.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

will be Chas. M. Bauervic, De-
troit businessman, who is re-
turning from a worldwide
tour. G. r. Cubelic
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M LII CSIOI
Pittsburgh, Pa. - We still
receive inquiries about the
prepaid dues awards, which
indicate that some lodge Off
GERS and even nest managers
still do not thoroughly under
stand them.
The prepaid dues award of
$500, which is sufficient to
cover the Term dues of a Jun
ior for an entire year, is given
to a member who is signed up
before he is over six months
old and providing further
that at least one Of the par
ents is a CF'U member. Re-
member that both of these
conditions have to be met.
The Term application is
printed in two parts, the bot
tom portion to be filled out
by the nest manager in all
cases where the applicant
qualities for the award. If
the applicant does not qualify
then just discard that portion
of the application.
One other point to remem-
ber, and one which will save
time and effort, is that if the
award is claimed on the basis
of the mothers CFU member.
ship, be sure that you give
us the name as our records
show it. In many cases the
mother hasn't changed her
certificate to her married
name and we cannot verify
her membership if you give
us her married name while
her records here still carry
her maiden name.
X X X
IT signed up a new mem
ber two or three months age
and still have not received my
proposer award" This is a.
mother reason for frequent
letters.
With the liberal prizes that
are now being paid ($10 or
$1,000 Whole Life coverage
$12 for 20 Pay Life, and ST.
e la0wment) this concern
3 j3stified. It must be remem
bered, however, that the pro
poser award is not paid unit
the new member has been ir
the organization a full sis
months. And, of course, if HI
drops out before that time nj
prize is paid.
X X X
During campaigns, because
of the press of clerical worl
and tabulating Of campaign
statistics, these prizes ART
held in abeyance until the enc
of the drive. At it's conclusion
all awards for those members
who have been in six months
are paid out and the Others
are disposed of as they reacf
this six month period.
One important fact that w
want to emphasize is that pro
poser awards are paid fol
every new member signed ul
whether a campaign is in eff
feet or not. Thus you shall ge'
your prize for that member
you signed up in December OF
January or any other month
Our active field workers
need not therefore wait for Z
campaign to enroll that pros
pect.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
Falls Lodge SO
Hikes Its Ranks

Beaver Falls, Pa. - The
members of CFU Lodge SO
are very pleased to welcome
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Carol Kerestesy
Selects Lodge 5

JOhnstown, Pa. - The ever
increasing ranks of c. F. U.
Lodge 5 were swelled recent
ly when young Carol Ann
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. Influence is exerted by
every human being from the
hour of birth to that of death.
-,~., - Cha pin
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June 3O S u: $:s:::: s:4sss :: f: f. E: e.:

Benefit Departments New Disability Plan on Non
Medical Basis regardless of age. Following that date,
June 3O all members past 35 years of age must undergo
medical if they desire such protection, whereas men,
bers past so years will not be permitted to make change
over in question under any conditions See Lodge
Secretary today for changeover form and have him fill
it out before it is too late.
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Q's And A's---
| Know Your 10
By Michael Grasha

Junior Order Director
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16

chief Of the Civil Aeronautics
Boards research and statistics
division Z. Mrs. LaNelle Peter
son of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton has received an outstanding
performance rating. This is only
the fourth outstanding rating
given by Smithsonian, and Mrs
Peterson has received two of
them !. The Railroad Retire
rnent Board has a vacancy in
its Chicago Office for a grade II
head librarian with a law library
background. Apply to the boards
Washington Office here at 1924
H street NV, Room 2O3 The
Marine Corps has awarded su-
perior accomplishment pay in
creases to Adolph E. Beeg.
Joseph NJ. Ripper. Mildred F,
Steckman, Robbie Y. Daido,
Mary E. Peyton. Mary A. Free
man, Ella M. Essex. June M
Smith, Anna M. Dixon, Charles
NJ. Howard. Herman E. Jones
Esther I. Gdovin, Myron H
Forward, Jeanne r. DeBose
Jane c. Mcfarland, Nancy M
Mutzabaugh, Barbara Cincoski
Clarence E. Mcdaniel, Alice S
Vierling, Catherine M. Zellel
and Mary Ann Smith. Beneficial
suggestion awards went to Davic
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Indian Envoy Here
viii Go 10 Turkey .

Sunder N. Haksar. Minister to
the Indian Embassy in Washing
ton, has been named Indian AM
bassador to Turkey. according to
an Associated Press report from
New Delhi.
This win be the first ambassa-
dorial post for Mr.. Haksar. who
new is. Charge d'Affaires of the
Embassy while Ambassador Ga
ganvihari Mehta is mentioning
in India.
The 45-year-old career diplo-
mat came to his Washington post
| in August, 1858. Before that he
was with the Ministry of Elk
ternal Affairs IN New Delhi,
where he was a joint secretary
Before the Ministry assignment
Mr.. Haksar was counselor to the
Indian Embassy in Cairo. Egypt
According to an Embassy
spokesman, confirmation of the
appointment was received last
night. Mr.. Haksar is planning tx
leave in September with Mrs
Haksar for Turkey. BY that time
Ambassador Mehta will have re-
turned and taken over the En-
bassy.
The Minister and Mrs. Haksal
have one son, Whit. who il
called Winnie" The 16-year-olc
has just spent a vacation of sew.
eral months here with his par.
ents and has now returned tt
school In New Delhi. He is {
graduate student at st. Stephen!
/ College.