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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
HOLLY
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Back to Nick for Martha

movie scripts. and after they
finish 1T Happened One Night
they'll be doing pictures only for
their own company.
Someone whispered to me that
tennis queen Maureen Connolly
will marry in September.
Charlie and Molly Berns, OF
New York's "21," stopped to say
they few here from New York
just for the Adlers' party, and
would go back in the early MORN
ing. Said Molly: TITS an easy
trip. we slept five hours and ar
gued for two. and before we fin
ished the argument, we were
here"
I learned at the party that the
curtain used in the Broadway
musical, Damn Yankees" has
1850 official baseballs strung to-
gether. They have to have police
guards during the kids matinees.
Frank Sinatra came stag. But
ex-wife Nancy was with friends,
and frankie and Nancy discussed
their ailing son, Frank, jr.
Lawyer Greg Bautzer stated
that Howard Hughes is flying
into town to look at the Dick
Powell picture with John Wayne
and Susan Hayward. 1.-THE Con-
queror." This movie runs 2
hours and Is minutes.
X Il Il X
Handsome Jacques Bergerac
had a news item-he was offered
a play for summer stock. with
Ginger Rogers. his wife. I'll do
1t If they get a substitute for
Ginger. I don't believe in hus-
bands and wives working to-
gether," he said. Jacques is also
reading two movie scripts. which
he may do this summer.
talked to Lana Turner and
Lex Barker. And Lex said,
they'll be shooting away All
Boats" forever-or at least for
II weeks. Lana added: Wen fly
to Brazil after I finish 'Dianne. >"
Lana has been with MGM for II
years and has always had a So
week-a-year contract.
Susan Hayward made her first
party appearance at the Adlers
since the attempted suicide. She
was with her agent, Ned Marin,
and danced with everyone.
Barbara Stanwyck told me she
would like to find a good Broad
way play, and if I hear of one to
let her know. And Gary
Cooper was really laxative. He
said yep" twice.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
District Bourd Sets
Two Wuue HEARINGS

Two cases will be heard at a
public hearing on June 20 in the
Board Room of the District
Building. the District Minimum
Wage and Industrial Safety
Board announced yesterday.
The first, at 8 pm, will be
on proposed wages for some d.
500 women employed in the
building service industry.
The second. at $50 pm. will
cover proposed wages for $4,000
women who work in hotels, res
taurantS and allied industries,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27

Ava Gardeners Barefoot Con-
tessai' has been banned by the
Italian Catholic movie center
Adele Astaire, visiting in
London. says that brother Fred
will definitely retire after one
more film.
Danny Kaye is in bad with
the Australian press for a crack
he made about only four records
of his having been sold there
He was kidding, but they took
him seriously. Martha Raye
will remarry her previous mate,
Nick Condos, after the division
from her present hubby in Las
Vegas where she appears with
her act June %. Doris Day
made it quite a day in Europe,
even to wearing Bikini for the
first time.
Milton Berle called to say that
he, is racing back to New York
City to his wife Ruth, hospital
dzed and recuperating from an
operation. And Vic Damone
reports wife Pier Angel should
leave the hospital for home any
day now-okay.
Hal Wallis is in New York City
talking to Shirley Booth about
doing Route IS" as her next
picture. . Carmen Miranda has
her television series set. but is
looking for a good leading man,
Don't crowd, boys. Jack Webb
wants to get tough with theaters
who bill him as a star in movies
made long ago, in which he had
only bit parts.
At Producer Buddy Adler's and
wife Anita Louise's fifteenth an
niversary party, Buddy and Ami
ia had the cream Of the 400 So
ciety in the movie colony. CLARK
was there with his steady girl
friend, Kay Spreckels, of course
The King relayed he will take of
and do some hunting in Canada
when he finishes 1.-THE Tall Men,
with a friend. AS to marrying
Clark says he and Kay are the
best of buddies. and that's the
way it is now. mo one knows
what the future has in store" he
added.
Van Hef1in told me he is get
ting ready to go back to Broad
way for his play, announced here
Van said, Il have enough money
for myself and my children. Now
I am going to do what I love to
do-act on the stage"
Dick Powell and June Allyson
whizzed by and told me that theii
Pamric Productions has just
bought two more Oscar-winnine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27

All sizes and full choice of
popular colors In these
quick drying swim trunks.
Elastic boxer waist. Built-in
support. For the beach!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
Jewish Patients Fete

The Jewish Welfare Board, in
CONJUNCTION with the Hebrew Sis
tiers Aid Circle, will conduct
Shavuoth services and serve a
luncheon for Jewish patients at
st. EliZabeths Hospital at 1890
am. tomorrow at the hospital.
Shavuoth commentaries the re-
ceiving of the Ten Command
ments by Moses at Mt. Sinai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27

Tv shows. Jack Sernas Is q
do-it yourself bug. Made a
lampshade from an old mouse
trap. Works fine but he keeps
getting his fingers caught. j.
The doughnut shop on Lexing-
ton avenue and Fiftieth will
install a coin machine. For
sneak dunkers? Frank NAL
ester saw a notice in an adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"CANLLE"-Garbo's vintage hit
1.-THE DETECTTVE"-AIec Guinness Chestertons famed
Father Brown
EAST EDEN-Drector Ella Kazan improves the John
Stenbeck novel.
JULIUS CAESAR"-Hoywoods Shakespearean venture
yet.
"LIIr-Lesle Caron captivates in French carnival
LIVING DESERT-Academy award swimming nature film
by Walt Disney.
MAN CALLED PETER"-Richard Todd Dr. Peter Marshall
ION THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brando In the years
Academy award champion.
"STALAG I7"-Wiiam Holden German prisoner
nnkade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27

vertising trade magazine: Have
Charcoal Grey Suit. VIII Ira
VEL" =. Those giant strawber-
ries are back in Lindy's window,
For a while they gave way to
asparagus. The place didn't look
real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27

Leather moccasinS with
rubber heel and sole.
Buy now at this low
price. All sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
Theuter Moving

Birmingham's Royal Theater.
believed to be the second Oldest
in England, outside London. is
being dismantled to make way
for stores.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-23
Fort Pierce, Florida

sources but from its faith. not
merely from its will to live but
It's faith III its own life purpose.
The memory of the man of Sor-
rows may be crowded with the
recollectlonS of his Sufferinss of
the centuries, but he, Israel. has
not the disposition to dwell I'M
duly upon them. What passes for
the persecution complex with
some observers appears only in
comparatively peaceful and pros
porous periods In time of great
cataStrophes and peril of life. the
temper Of Israel is extraordinarily
optimistic; his complex, if any he
have, Is meSSianic He enviSageS
his own eventual redemption
through that of mankind. He
looks forward to the day when
wicked men and nations will
cease from troubling. because
they will come to know the Lord.
Israel, vindicated by this faith,
can and does live. In his darkest
hours he believes with the prophet
jeremiah that there is hope for
his future. The judgment Of the
past and the present is but the
preparation for the future.
Only by this faith can we live
today. Clearly as it is our op-
portunity and unacceptable duty 10
express our love for our brethren
and our sorrow in their prostra-
ton, to make every sacrifice in
our effort to save and support
them; humbly. prayerfully as
some may still contemplate the
death Of the righteous as an
atonement for the sins OF the
people, these thoughts. worthy
and helpful though they may De.
are not enough. Our own Jewish
and human life is still IN the bsl-
CONTINUED on Page 34l
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Bv Rabbi Martin NJ. porfin.
ST. Augustine. Florida

OF the year SITS which has just
nassed we may use the word
vavehi. with the rabbinical COM
ment that at came to pas" refers
IN time of evil. May its curses
end with 1t. No one needs to be
reminded of the heaped up catas-
trophies that have bsfallen Israel
and which have taken their toll of
hundreds of lives. We who are
alive this day, and free, are met
to take instruction and courage
for our way of life.
A touching incident of the in
vasion of Poland was the proc
lanation by the rabbis of day Of
tasting and repentance. Thus
have Jews ever done in times of
great trial and sorrow. Some
times the occasional fast finds a
permanent place in the calendar.
If Jewry is ever again reconsti-
tuted the fast of last September
may take its place with that of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-23
ViCtOry Through Faith

the Goth day of Swan when the
atrocities of the Cossacks in Pol
and are mournfully recalled.
Note the dual character of the
observance. It was both mourn
ing for the dead and stricken, and
repentance for sin. The mourning
in a time of trouble for Jacob is
understandable. But why the sim
offering? 1t is indeed natural to
weep and cry aloud because of
terrifying cruelties that have dec
mated our own numbers. It is
not a time, however, to claim
righteousness for ourselves be-
cause we are rightfully protesting
against great wrong and refuting
the wicked slanderer. 1t is rath-
er time to look to our own deeds
lest we must mourn for the living
and not for the dead. 1t is a time
to seek the Lord. AS we struggle
and pray for life, we come to a
day of judgment on ourselves.
Israel seeks guidance but also
moral justification. So. on the
line of the New Year, it has been
a custom to fast.
The mood in which a people
confronts its tragic experiences
may determine its ability to tri-
umph over them and outlive them.
Israel has a history unequalled
in the number and extent Of the
prosecutions it has outlived. Its
strength to persist has not derived
from its armies or its material re-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-18
First Director
Invited To Gary
Danica Racki To
Be HOnOred Guest

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Mrs. Da-
MICA Racki, the Croatian Fra
ternal Unions first Junior
Order Director, has been Of
ficially invited to attend the
Society's 4th National Junior
Convention at Gary, Indiana.
Now residing in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, Mrs. Rack be-
came Junior Director follow
ing the organization of that
Department back in 1915. She
will be remembered by the
legion of friends she made
during her tenure in office
as an able administrator sin
cerely interested in the future
of the Society - it's Youth.
Mrs. Racki's invitation to
be guest of Honor at the 4th
National Junior Convention
was extended May 10 by the
Executive Board of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-18
Toronto Members
Await Gu Movie
Lodge And Nest
To Screen Film

Toronto, Ont. - A celebra-
tion, commemorating the
10th Anniversary of the
founding of the Junior Order
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union, will be co-sponsored
by CFU Lodge 975 and Nest
631. The affair will be held
at the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hall, Dundas and Sackville
Streets, on Friday, June 3rd,
at 7::3O Pm.
The first point Of entertain
ment for the evening will be
the showing of the Society's
film, This Is Your Croatian
Fraternal Union!". AS you
may have previously read,
this is a sound technicolor
film, with narration by Ste-
phen F. Brkich, the English
Editor of the Zajednicar, COW
ering the history and present
functions of the CF'U.
In keeping with the signi-
ficance of the celebration, a
program will be staged i'm
mediately following the film
Taking part, will be our own
CFU Nest 631 members.
All in all, the occasion pro.
misses to be a very entertain.
ing event, so we invite all our
fellow lodge members and
friends of Toronto and vici.
nifty to come out and help us
celebrate.
Arrangements Committee
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Unconditional Success Predicted For
July 2-3-4 Staging At Gary, Indiana
Of Fourth National Junior Convention
Field Workers Have Been Most Helpful
Throughout Five-Month Campaign Drive

BY Michael Grasha, Chairman, Campaign Committee
Pittsburgh Pa. - Every project undertaking cam
pagn must have goal objective if it to be worthwhile
and is to succeed This years CFU membership drive
has three fold purpose it must be three fold
One of these purposes to provide the vehicle
whereby active deserving members elect themselves
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-18
Gary Lodge 727
In Birthday Fete

Gary, Ind. - "Croatian
Sons and Daughters" C.F.U.
Lodge 727 will celebrate their
25th Anniversary with a din
ner which is to be held at the
well known Jackson's Restau-
rant on Highway IL and 20,
east Of Gary on Fifth Ave.
Reservations for the Ami
versary Dinner must be made
before May goth by contact
ing Mrs. Frank Gass, 644
Wash. St., or Mrs. Paul Ru-
kavina, 4440 Penn. St., Gary.
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Orchids To Utah

just before going to
press Monday, May 16, the
Home Office was officially
notified by Midvale, Utah,
Nest 1913 Manager Daniel
Corak that John M. ZrnO
will represent that Nest as
it's Delegate to the Croatian
Fraternal Unions 4th Ma
tional Junior Convention,
July 2-3-4, at Gary, Ind.
With the notification
came the necessary Men,
bership Campaign Points
transaction to make young
John M. Zrno a bona fide
Delegate, the first and only
such honoree from the
State of Utah. Our cOngra-
tulatiOns to our fellow
Lodge 388 and Nest 1913
members in Midvale and
best wishes for continued
success in the future.
Campaign Committee
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commemorate the 40th Ami
versary of our Junior Order.

wv NAA~ @SSAA @AAAAAA
versary of our Junior Order.
This department has come
a long way in it's four de-
cades of existence. No other
single factor has had or will
ever have such an important
influence on the perpetuation
and progress of the Union.
1t has been the training
ground of our youth in the
precepts and tenets of frater-
nalism. 1t has served as the
most potent force for keeping
alive a transplanted culture
of which we can all be proud.
1t has, of course, provi-
ded the best possible pro-
lection for our youth eco
nomically, socially and cul-
turally. In a word, it was
important in the past, it Is
most necessary today, and
it is our FUTURE.
Not only does our Junior
Order constitute a vital seq
ment of our own organization,
but it also holds an equally
conspicuous position on the
general fraternal scene where
it has few peers.
Campaign A Necessity
The third and in many re-
spects the most important
reason for this membership
campaign is, of course, to re-
place the inevitable losses and
register sufficient gains to
keep the Society in the van
guard of progressing organi-
cations.
Campaigns are the life
blood of any fraternal bene-
fit society. Losses are ines
capable and the larger the
organization the larger will
be all fluctions, losses inclu-
ded.
A planned, well organized
campaign to enroll new mem
bers is therefore a most i'm
portant prerequisite for ad-
vancement, yes, for our very
existence.
Your Campaign Commit
tee had, at the outset, set
CONTINUED On Page 81
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Delegates to the 4th National
Junior Order Convention. BY
now every CFU member
knows that close to $50 aspir-
ants have made known their
intention to strive for that
goal. Also, by now, a good
portion of that number has,
by dint of dilligent labor, as
sured it's presence July 2-3-4
at the Gary conclave.
Measuring it by the num-
Der of Delegates, Junior
and Honorary Senior, the
outpouring of visitors, and
the presence of the entire
CFU official family, the
Convention will undOubted-
ly be q standOut success.
A major undertaking of
this nature in a year when the
Society must hold it's regular
Quadrennial Convent t i o n
would ordinarily be seriously
handicapped and face the risk
of failure. Happily, and pri-
marily because our member
ship is possessed of a genuine
spirit of fraternalism, there
is no danger whatsoever of
such an eventuality.
The Society's Future
The second objective for
the current drive was to help
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The SO Delegates elected
as of Friday last surpass the
43 Delegates in attendance at
the 3rd National Junior Con-
vention, held August 1915,
1850, in Washington, D. C.
But these elections" are not
over as yet, for Candidates
still have until Tuesday, May
81, to work for Points in the
now rapidly fading Member
ship Campaign and qualify
as Delegates before the re-
cruiting deadline in question
comes to pass.
A born optimist, we are
going to 60 on record with
this prediction: - There
will be between 80 and 100
Junior and Honorary Sen
ior Delegates at the 4th
National Junior Convention
in Gary.
Which amounts to putting
ourself "on the spot" but we
have many reasons to believe
that between 80 and 100 Del
egates can qualify in the end
and will not lower the num-
Der below 80. Nor will we Of
fer alibis if the number is
lower in the end.
Alaskan Nearing Quota
Ten States and one Pro-
vince have so far qualified
Delegates to the July 2-3-4
Junior Convention.
To be represented are Ari-
zona, California, Illinois, In
diana, Kansas, Michigan, Mis-
souri,, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Wisconsin and the Province
of Ontario.
Certain to qualify as a
Delegate before May 81 is
Mrs. Mary M. Vukmir of
Anchorage, Territory Of
Alaska, the first represen-
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Ontario, Nest 631. DANES
brother, George, has al
ready qualified as a Dele
gate to the Convention. He,
too, is a Nest 631 member.
Another Canadian la t e.
conner is Marion Sarich, men,
Der of Princeton, British Co.
lumbia, Nest 476, who needs
100 Points to become a Dele
gate and enjoy a Junior Con-
vention program of events of
the first magnitude.
The interest of our Cana
dian members in this Junior
Convention has been excep-
tional, to say the least. We
are most grateful to them for
their fine support.
Special Train Service
AS the Membership Cam
paign draws near the dead
line date of May 81, the Cam
paign-C Convention Committee
at the Home Office is begin
ming to move on other fronts.
For example, as reported
here last week, arrange
ments have been made with
the Pennsylvania Railroad
for Especial Party Rate"
Coach Service out of Pitts
Continued on Page 81
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So Candidates Qualified For Gary Convention
Junior Meet Seen As
Outstanding Success

Territory Of Alaska Almost Certain To Be Represented
By Honorary Delegate At July 23-4 Proceedings In Gary
Again They Qualify
They Would Attend
BY STEPHEN F. BRKCH, Secretary Committee
Pittsburgh The Croatian
Convention July 2 Gary Indiana the week
end down the third largest gathering the
the the worlds
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Campaign Drive
Surpasses Quota
By 9q Newcomers
Goal Of 1000
Passed May Ii

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The Gro
atian Fraternal Unions 1855
Membership Campaign, hon.
oring the 4Oth Anniversary of
it's Junior Order Department,
went over the top last Friday,
May 13!
Statistics compiled as of
that date showed the drive
to have netted 2,O99 new
members since it's inception
January 1 last. Of this
number, 1882 were enroll
ed i'm the Junior Order, 847
i'm the Adult Department.
This surpassed by, SO the
goal of 1000 new members
set for this years Campaign
The drive will officially end
on Tuesday, May 81, thirteen
days from today.
Junior Meet Attraction
Although only of five
months duration, this Cam
paign has attracted an un-
usually large number of Field
Workers from coast to coast
in America and Canada.
The chief attraction, of
course, is the Campaign
sspayoff," the Croatian Fra
ternal Unions 4th National
Junior Convention July 2-3-
4 at Gary, Indiana. Sixty
Junior and Honorary Sen
Tor Delegates are already
qualified for this gathering.
Others striving to become
Delegates now have but thir'
teen days left in which to
qualify. Not much, as time
goes. But, as they say, where
there's life there's hope.
Last Days To Be Hectic
The final days of the Cam
paign are certain to be hectic
ones at the Society's Nationa,
Home Office in Pittsburgh.
M e m b e rship applications
from Junior Convention Can
didates will undoubtedly
swamp us here, but they'll be
processed as fast as they ar
rive and the Points Of al
would-be Delegates kept up te
date to the very end of the
drive on May 81.
Incidentally, the Cam
paign Point Standings OF
all Candidates appear else
where in today's English
Section. These statistics
were official as of May 13.
Further Campaign an G
Junior Convention d e t a ils
may be found on this page
and should be read by all po'
tential Delegates.
- Campaign Committee
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tative from the Territory
ever to attend a National
Junior Convention of the
CrOatian Fraternal Union.
Mrs. Vukmir, a pretty
young housewife and mother
and member of Lodge 439,
was credited with 172 Points
as Of May 13, or just %
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Editors Note: = Mrs. Vuk-
Mrs applications for men,
bership were subject early
this week to review and final
approval by the Society's
Medical Examiner.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Points shy of the 200 Points
she needs to assure herself
of making the long trip from
Anchorage to Gary.
incidentally, Mrs. Vukmir
may be in a position during
the July 2-3-4 Convention to
make a surprise" announce
ment of far reaching impor-
tance to the Society.
Canada Doing Great Job
Speaking of surprises, Can
didates for Delegate to this
Convention are still report
ing in" for the first time in
spite of the lateness of the
Campaign hour.
Three of these, all Canadi-
ans, sent in their Declaration
of Intention only last Fri
day, but all seem to be quite
confident that they can full
fill their Points Quota before
the Campaign ends on May
81, just 13 days from today.
They are NADIA Franko-
vich, Schumacher, Ontario,
Nest $40, and Diane 10
kich and Frank Znidarec,
both members of Toronto,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-18

. Conversation is an ex-
change of thought that leaves
all parties to it a grain wiser.
Whitney GrisWold
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-18

AS of Friday May 49, less than SO Junior and Hon
Senior Candidates had qualified Delegates-elec
to the Forthcoming nationwide conclave in the Midwest
And by nationwide representatives hailing from
coast to coast in the United States of America the Terri
tory Of Alaska and the Dominion of Canada