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Evening star., 1955-06-08
SEND A KID TO CAMP
These Children Need
Just q Bit of Outdoors

Children living in a tense
house take the tensions unto
themselves.
A couple of weeks away from
the house can help them i'm
measurably-and help the par
ents relax. too.
Think of a couple of Fairfax
County children. Scrawny, mall
nourished, un-hungry. They
would like to go to camp this
summer-not for food, because
they don't realize they need it
just for fun.
You can give them their
body building fun.
The Evening Star Camp Fund
supports Camps Goodwill and
Pleasant-cool retreats in the
Prince william Forest Park,
where any number of good
things can happen to a child.
Such as release from tension.
Tension can come, as it has to
the brother and sister from Fair
fax, from simple home condi-
tions.
Their father has only one arm.
Recently he has been hospital
lied with pneumonia. cutting OF
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Cites Danger
In Hostility to Child

approach carrying resentment
too busy, no time"-with this
type of parent providing physical
care for the child but not the
love.
In urging parents to avoid
conflicts in their children's
minds, DR.. Menninger also
warned that it still is not pos
sible to generalize on the causes
of juvenile delinquency when 1T
comes to the parents actions.
Children, the speaker pointed
out, often are likely to make a
mountain out of a molehill" to
express their resentment against
a thoughtless but hostile action
of parent. Accumulatively, the
psychiatrist said, this resent
ment can mount and contribute
to the causes of mental ailments
later on.
Adolescents, he asserted, are
neither children or adults, and
their perplexity must be toler-
ated. with a serious attempt to-
ward understanding.
DR.. Menninger said parents
need to develop a more mature
viewpoint toward their young
sters. a E4+ ,as
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Tag Exemption
Bill Opposed
D. c. Groups Protest
At Senute Inquiry

A House-passed bill to exempt
Congressional employees here
from buying District automobile
tags was strongly opposed today
before a Senate District subcom-
mittee by spokesmen for the
District government and the
Of Citizens Associa-
tionS.
Opposition of the District
Commissioners was presented by
Corporation Counsel
Irving Bryan. Reading a letter
signed by Commissioner Samuel
Spencer the witness stressed the
three main points of opposition.
They we're: Cd difficulties of
administration; 90 a possible
loss of revenue which would re-
quire an increased search for
other revenue and 90 discrimi-
nation in favor of congressional
as compared with Fed
eral workers in other branches Of
Subcommittee Chairman Beall,
Republican. of Maryland, drew
testimony from Mr.. Bryan that
the measure sponsored by Chair
man Mcmillan of the House Dis
trict Committee had passed the
House without hearings. Senator
Beal said his subcommittee would
consider the measure further
and would discuss it with Rep
resentative Mcmillan, Democrat,
of South Carolina, who reported
he could not attend the hearing
today.
Senator Beall said the sub
committee also took under ad-
visement for further study two
other bills on which hearings
were held today.
Iney WOulQ.
Permit the consolidation of
District of Columbia banks and
the conversion of national banks
into and the consolidation of
national banks with District OF
Columbia banks.
Disqualify officers and en-
ployes of certain District COM
missions and boards from acting
on behalf of any person in
volved in proceedings with such
boards at any time within two
years after the officials of en-
ployes have left the District
service.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
BY HARRY LEVER

Americas only great-grand-
mother pilot is worried about
winning the big Women's Inter-
national Air Race. which starts
here tomorrow morning and ends
in Havana, Cuba.
It seems her little airplane
might not accommodate the big
Cuban Presidents Cup, and
that's why Mrs. zaddie Bunker,
Ct, thinks the little cup for COM
ing in last might be more prac-
tical.
Mrs. Bunker, from Palm
Springs, Calf, is enthusiastic
that her future is literally UP
in the air.
II first got my license on my
65th birthday" she said last
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Fire Slightly Damages
IStoreroom at Justice

A small fire in a second floor
storeroom at the Department of
Justice caused minor damage
today and brought a half dozen
pieces of fire apparatus to the
scene.
The fire was discovered at II
am, when smoke Seeped
through a ventilator in the door
of the storeroom at the Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
corner of the building. Cause
of the fire was not Immediately
determined.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

the income he got as farm
Ilaborer.
The mother, attacked by flu,
has had to keep going in the
house to maintain the children.
Money is a worry. A strong,
constant worry. You can take
these children out of their
struggle-filled home, give them
"a cool vacation in the woodland,
build up their thin bodies and
give their hard-pressed parents
ia breathing space, all through a
contribution to The Evening
Star Summer Camp Fund.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
REPUBLICANS

Iran for Ayres in I'd. stole a base
and scored; ran for Ayres in 4th and
hit into a fielders choice for Alger
2Ran for Davis in I'd and stole a
base, and walked for Davis in 9th.
Bran and scored for Davis in 4th,
walked and scored for Curtis in 5th,.
struck out iSr Ford in 5th and ran
for Coon in 9th.
5Ran for Coon in 4th: walked for
Sf5ss Sasta qa oF esd.bssE F Asss in in 4h IT, walked
sWalked for Alexander in 4th,,
9Grounded out for Jones in 4th.
qMnERsdd qSaERsdd for for MeearsST IeemPfSn IN IN 5S 3n
12Ran for Rivers in Cd.
13Grounded out for Rivers in 4th.
Republicans ------------ 332 31-12
Democrats -------- O3O 10
Runs batted in-Ayres. Tollefson t3),
Derounian t2l. Davis, Coon t2,, Addo-
nzo RxIe Gsr a1: NSsSnsT SstoSss so
iefson, Derounian t2l,. Weaver t2l.
son to Tollefson. Left on bases--Rs-
BSo S psv. peRo'safs o Mscpdnsd g. nssss g
etf Ashley, q; Oh Addoniaio: i; oii Ms.
Carthy. |: Struck eout-By Davis, q;
ey A.;C MSsDonaldi 4; My ss Ashley i; BY
Ashley Q in Y, inning: Of Addonizio.
o in as inning; OF. Mccarthy, o in y
DAVIS. AS: Oh Macdonald, liz; on
Meesyythy Mss!syt 90 on As Ads0n1diiSh Disohs.D.ys I
MseponsId. Passed balis-clark ta5.
land. Tims-2:27. Attendanee-2.00 900.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
President Asks
Effort
His Message Opens
3-Doy PurIey Here
By WILLIAM A. MILLEN

President Eisenhower today
called for mobilization Of all
forces to provide good homes
and neighborhoods for all our
people"
In a message read to the OPEN
ing session of a three-day meet
ing at the Hotel Statler Of the
National Housing Conference,
President Eisenhower said:
"The new legislative program
enacted since the last annual
meeting of your organization VIII
assist all citizens, all officials. and
all business interests to make
common cause in the field Of
housing the American people.
We must Join together to inn
prove our homes, protect our
neighborhoods against blight,
and renew our urban communi-
ties.
81 am confident that in this
years conference your organiza-
ton will renew its challenge to
our citizens, our public and
private leaders, and to its own
members to the end that every
available means be mobilized to
provide good homes and neigh
borhoods for all our people,"
Cole Pledges Backing
Albert M. Cole, Housing and
Home Financing Agency admin
iStrator, told the convention:
II have been asked whether
we would go along with larger
program if Congress approves it.
OF course we would go along
with it. Well do more-weIl
do our utmost to carry it out and
make it fully effective. We
would face some definite prob
lens with our present admin.
istrative organization, which is
geared to a 35.000-unit opera
ton. We would need increased
staff and appropriations and that
can't be provided overnight"
The Senate late yesterday
voted to support its Banking and
Currency Committee recon-
mendation for a greatly enlarged
public housing program.
Mr.. Cole warned the conven-
ton:
We're going to have to win q
greater support for public hous-
ing than we have done before.
We're going to have to convince
more people-more members Of
Congress of the justification and
the necessity for the program we
are seeking"
Pioneered in Field
John Ihlder, former director
of the National Capital Housing
Authority, now retired, was in
troduced as lone of the grand
fathers of the Housing Act" He
pointed out that this city
pioneered in the public housing
field and that private enterprise
must be supplemented and
strengthened by such activity.
Mrs. Margaret Schweinhaut,
member of the Maryland Legis-
lature from Montgomery County,
addressed the convention which
is being attended by about 500
delegates.
She urged education in public
housing for both people and leg
islators in the States and de-
clared rural slums, as well az
urban must be explained.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Calvary Club Dinner

Frankie Blair, former prize
fighter and now a Washington
barber, will be guest of honor al
a dinner meeting Of the Calvary
ToastmaSter'S Club at 6:1s
o'clock tonight in the Calvary
Baptist Church, Eighth and H
streets NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
CAMP FUND FACTS

How to send a kid to
camp:
Make out check or money
order to The Evening Star
Summer Camp Fund. Mail
to The Evening Star, Wash
ington 4, D. c.
Or bring cash to The Star
cashier.
The cost: $17.86 for six
days, $35.72 for IL days.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Contributions

The following contributions to
The Evening Star Summer Camp
Fund are acknowledged today:
Previously acknowledged,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Iron City Appears To
Be Clarion Champion

Clarion, Pa. - With three
more weeks to go in the first
half, it begins to look that
the Iron City team will end
up as the first half titlists in
the Clarion Mixed League.
They padded their lead to
a full five games by taking
the first two from the Dukes,
Robert Abrasheff, 419 and
Kathryn Gracon, 129-337
leading the way. J. A. Stri-
Mich had a big 200 in a 419
series to help the Duqucsnc
team take the last game by
some 65 pins.
The Pabst entry has given
up the runner-up spot which
they held all season when
they dropped the series to a
keyed-up Millers team that
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shot 63O-1822. The Miller cap
tain, William kapsha really
was on with 199-534. This
three prong victory put the
Millers into a third place tie
with their victims; BudWei-
sers moving into the No. 2
spot.
The Buds edged the Ole
Shayers as John Bolcic and
John Grayson proved their
mettle in the clutch. Fort Pitt
really pulled a surprise when
they won two games from
the Rolling Rocks, this being
due to Joseph kapsha having
a good night in 184-491,
Among the fair sex mem
bers, Effic Batenich, 144-371
and Anna Mae Kukich, 1875.
391 split the honors being
trailcd by Stella Pagliarulo
129-361 and Ruth Milas, 129.
$50. j. A. Strinich, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Niagara Falls On
Tourney Agenda
Hosts Vow Best
Meet On Record

Buffalo, n. Y. - First of
all, we wish to express our
thanks to Frank Braidic who
journeyed up our way sew
eral weeks ago and who was
a tremendous help to our va
rious committees. Thanks,
Frank
George Oguich, one of our
fine active members, has
been named Bowling Chair
man of the CF'U's 22nd An
nual Tenpin Tourney replac-
ing Nick Lodick. Nick, we
are sorry to say, is unable to
participate due to a change
in his working hours.
One of the wonders of the
world is the inspiring ma
tural spectacle of Niagara
Falls. We have arranged to
have buses stationed outside
of the Hotel Statler for those
who want to make a memo
rable visit to the Falls. For
a small fee, transportation to
and from the Niagara Falls
will be provided for.
A schedule showing dates
and time of the trips will be
posted in the Hotel Statler
Everyone visiting the city
should certainly take advan'
tage of this wonderful oppor'
tunity. A full report on this
and other tourney activities
will be given at a later date
l would like to take this op
portunity to wish all oul
friends a very Merry Xmas
and prosperous Happy New
Year.
Elizabeth Marukic, Pub
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The 7th
Annual Croatian Fratcrnal
Union West Penn DuX Sweep
stakes will be held at the
Trombi Alleys, 319 Large
Avenue in Clarion, Pa. over
Saturday and Sunday, Janu-
ary % and 90, 1856.
This marks the first time
in the annals of the Society
that a district-widc sports
undertaking will come to pass
in Clarion which has been
notably C.F.U,-active other
wise. We look forward, there
fore. to host Of newcomer
Sweepstakes participants IN
this bowling activity.
Conducting the 1856 West
Penn Sweepstakes are the
C. f. Y. Sports-Educational
Department and the C.F.U
Clarion Mixed Bowling Lea
cue. AS per custom it will be
competition in the Singles
Doubles and Mixed Couple
Doubles fields. On this basis
we hope to hear from yol
C.F.U. DuXers, men and Wo
men, of Western Pcnna.
The social end Of this Z
F. U. sports event will HI
dovetailed into an evening af
fair under the auspices o
Clairton's C.F.U. Lodges 24'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21

gained ten new members in
C.F.U. Lodge 440 directly
through bowling, of which l
am one.
The league members will
be taking advantage of the
offer announcing the avail
ability of C.F.U. chevrons. We
all have shirts of the same
color, white, with varied let
tering from our team hackers.
Seventy-two members, each
week carrying the c. F. U.
chevron, which none had the
occasion to previously will
add much to publicising the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
We trust that all concerned
will bear with our league and
with your secretary. BY a
separate report we list the
Lodge 440 League standings
for the first time and VOW to
be in the zajednicar regularly
thereafter.
John +. Piech, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
1920 Club" Men

Note The deadlne for reporting the above
December 10, 1855. League Secretaries
urged to promptly report their league activities to the
Sports Educational Department and thus get into
sideration for the month Of December high scores.
Frank Bradic, Director Sports-Ed Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Seventh Annual Dux Sweepstakes Will
Be Run Off January 28.2q In Clarion

and 534, and the American
Croatian Radio Hours March
of Dimes drive which will
take place Sunday night, jan
uary 20, 1856, at the Croatian
Hall in Clarion.
We might add that Mr..
Frank Trombi, the alleys
proprietor, will be cooperating
in all phases of the Sweep
stakes. More about these de-
tails in subsequent issues Of
the ZajedniGar which we urge
you to read for coverage Of
the Society at all times.
Meanwhile, we urge that
YOU use the Xmas Holiday
season to organize your lodge
boWlers, men and women.
Come paired and entered as
the rules on the entry blanks
permit. Said official entry
/ blanks will soon be in the
hands Of lodge sports direc'
tors and secretaries. BY all
means contact your lodge.
! Only as the last resort
write to J. A. Strinich, 64O-
18th Street, Clarion, Pa.
the local league secretary, OF
the C.F.U. Sports-Education
al Department, 3441 Forbes
Street, Pittsburgh, 13, Pa.
Frank Braidic, Director
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Donna Glayas, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Chicago Lodge 44O Members Organize
Own Bowling League With Twelve Teams

Chicago, Ill. - Correspon-
dence dating back several
months between Steve Dosen
and the C.F.U. Sports-Edu-
cational Department, pl S
plenty of local spadework,
resolved itself into a IL berth
Lodge 440 Bowling League.
The lack of publicity prior to
this in the Zajednicar car be
traced to two main sources,
my inexperience and the lea
gue's neWness.
In the beginning we had to
start with a few prospective
members. Now that the lea
que is running fairly smooth,
we are turning to the frater-
nal matters. We would like to
show in the zajednicar that
if each fraternal activity is
pursued vigorously non-mem-
bers will be enhanced to join
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
To back up this theory,
since our Lodge 440 Bowling
League has started, we have
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
HAMILTON, ONTARIO
Milwaukee County Mems Han

John Sarich, Sec'y.
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Lodge ga Mixed League
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Buffalo Bow|ers
Prep For Tourney
Secure "a Lanes
For May Pinfest

Buffalo, n. Y. - The "Ho-
ly Name of Jesus Lodge 557
will be your host for the 22nd
Annual Tenpin Bowlin &
Tournament.
Sunday, December 4th, a
meeting was held at the
Lodge Club rooms which was
largely attended by the active
committee and also the c. F.
u. director was d C cpl y
pleased with the work that
the committee is doing in
making this one of the best
tournaments ever had.
We wish to announce that
! a first was made by securing
alleys with automatic PIN
spoilers. The Rock Mar Lanes
with "a AMF automatic pin
spoilers located III Black
Rock, a short distance from
the Statler Hotel, our head
quarters, will be used by the
juniors and women. The Rock
Mar also provides a modern
restaurant, bar and check
room all air conditioned.
The transportation chair.
man is planning on a tour to
the Niagara Falls. l am more
than sure that a lot of you
will enjoy this and take ad'
vantage of all that is planned
by our hard working commit
tee. The day, time and price
will be given at a later date.
The members wish to ex
tend a very cordial invitation
to their friends in the States
and Canada to attend this
annual affair and to spend al
enjoyable week end in thu
city of good neighbors.
1t is not too early to plal
now for May will be here be
fore you know it. Further in
formation and details on tn.
Forthcoming Tournament viii
continue in later issues O.
the Zajednicar.
George Rok, Chairman
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Farrell Tigers ProwI
WAY To Circuit Crown

Farrell, Pa. - The Tigers
pace-setters in the Lodge 705
League, took three games
from the lowly Rams, the
middle game which went on
II sticks being the closest Of
the three. This enabled the
winners to increase their lead
to two games over the Leo
pards who were able to snare
but two from the troublesome
Lambs.
Carl Spruk continued to
show his heels in the league
as he again came up with the
leading male scores, 212-505.
Anna Golub came through
with her best game of the
season in 154-349; the femi-
nine highs at the December
7th session being 163-394 by
Frances Robich.
Here is an oddity Of our
league = even though the
Rams are in last place, eight
games behind the Partners,
they have. had to give the
other teams a handicap. The
best team three game total
at the most recent meet had
to be attributed to the Lions
who rolled a neat 1891. :
John Robich, Sec'y.
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Croatian Records
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HAMILTON, ONTARIO
Lodge 472 Mixed League

Tony Jurkovic, Sec'y
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