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VOL III FRIDAY OCTOBER u. 1855 NO 2a2
ADDRESS Of HONORABLE WALTER /. NJ. HODGE
President Of The Legislature Of the Virgin Islands At the
al Emancipation Garden. Charlotte Amale.
October IL. 1855
Mr. Chairman. Governor Gordon, Secretary Nc Kay, Direc-
tor Lausi, distinguished guests, fellow citizens Of the Virgin
Islands.
Your Excenency, Governor Gordon, and Mrs. Gordon.
/ desire, on behalf of all the people Of the Virgin Islands ct
the United States, to bid you both 2 hearty welcome 4 TO YOU
new home our beautiful Virgin Islands, and also TO ex-i
tend heartiest congratulations and best wishes on your selec-
ton by our eminent President to be our Governor. AS Presi-i
dent Of the Legislature of the Virgin Islands the coordl1-
ate and the ony elective branch Of the Government q the
VIRGIN Islands, I am likewise impeled to bring to you, from
each and every member Of that Body, q message Of good
viii and 4 pledge Of cooperation IN your endeayors TO assist
as in restoring order and good government IN these Islands,
AS our Master Of Ceremonies, former Governor de Cas-
to, said in his opening remarks, this is the third time m
five years, he omitted to say that this is the second time IN
tua Years that we have assembled here in Charlotte Amalie
to greet our new Chief Executive. Despite this unusual sltua-
ton, Governor Gordon, | want to assure you at this point,
with all sincerity / can master and command, that the people
Of the Virgin Islands welcome you today with open arms, as
they look up to you and as they would plead to you, if they
could personally do so at this moment, for wise leadership,
for sympathetic guidance, and for understanding coopera-
ton at this very difficult junction Of our most tortuous travel
through the pathways that will lead to eventual self govern
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Approves
More Home Projects
Recent building permits issued

4 Recent building permits issued
by Montgomery County follow:
Richard N, Mccraw. 4O17. saul road
i IKensingt0n. owner: commercial building
ct 2425-2427 Hickerscn drive. Wheatoni
cost, $4,000: architects, Mason = Ayers
Kenslngton Bank. montgomery avenue
building, ct iO420 MontFomery avenue
Kensington: cost $4,000: architect
William Q. Edwards: se24 aarfelea
1907 Thomas Branch drive. Bsthesds:
cost. $4,000; architect. Norsai Dwell
iE Eiwsrd o. shaner. 7i12 FAIRFAX road,
1891 Cordell avenue, Bethesda; cost.
southworth. Construction Co.. Inc.
ssR Sans q stfi ss fasgs wsss Sssss sSRs
Chevy Chase; cost. $4,000; architect.
d. Abbott Marsh. ISIS Norfolk avenue,
Cornish road. Bethesda: cost. $4,000.
Il. W. Mason. sos Forest Glen road,
SILVER Spring. owner; dwelling at al2
soS architect % Witt William Prii b Psriis cost
Co. 1925. Forty.eighth street NV,
West Path way. Bethesda; one to cost
Harold and Eva Tanke. 97o7 Hunt
ssye1gnss W., Chevy G nass Cnsss. owner; dyeilinG
H. q. SSf Berry, s7os Fif.h street NV.
washington. owner: dwelling ct g903
ooo: tsSo. 81 srch@iseel. @ Tvs Z. stevsns % cost si4'-
street, Silver Spring, owner: dwelling
q. zoe Motley road. colesville: cost.
kssiyn n. Fsrrero. s7sos Hus.ed drive,
Hustled drive, North chsvy Chase: cost.
eSHO pssI ss SslsssS ss s7os s. Hussea sslfiS Sriy.
Ksnsington naEkSsy North Chew
Ken Frssmsii Corp. 7s42 Wisconsin
1916 drantham street. Bethesda; cost.
Burnt Mills Manor. l72s / street
at Burnt Mills avenue. Silver Spring;
q ssix To- e cost $ie:Qo9 and four 70 cost
ii. L. Yost. s3is Caroline avenue,
Silver Spring owner; dwelling at 2O0l
Forest Dale drive. Silver sprtns; cost
Mrs. Isbeila Perry Hits, % r. w.
Chase: store and once building at 73Sl-
b. Giancola. 7SsB River road, pethes-
da. owner: dvelline e e9Qs@ MI @Taiip HI
Iteet. Warren Shoemaker.
Rockville. owner, dwelling 1t 103lO
petrick avenue. KensinEton; cost SIS
wv w i. steiner. Safo Carlton road,
Glen Mar Park. owner: dwelling at
10717 Burbank drive, Potomnet cost.
24. 900: architect. Haddox and Wiz
lEsi clarenee and HARRIET Gibbs. 7427
Carroll avenue, Takoma Park. ewners;
dwelling ct SO0b sligo Greek parkway,
Takoma Park; cost. $4,000; architect.
Arthur a Barnhsrt. New York. owner;
d.: cost. sao.0ooi architect. John sam
Arthur II. Ronsr. 53la FIRST street
NV. Washington. owner; dwelling a.
1907 Forest Dale drive. Hillandaie; cost
$f2 900; architect. Arthur Rnmer. II.
Alan ~. VOORHEES,. 200 Ring Building,
Washington. owner: dwelling q 1890
Arrowood avenue Betthesda; cost. $40
Kay Construction Co. 4l0I HAYWOOD
place. LIT. Rainier. owner: 80 dwellings
at Leverton street, Bluhili road, KenWayl
street. and Daley street. Wheaton; 20 to
cost -. 400 and four TO cost 50, 700. ar
chitects. BARLEY and Gates.
Conn Avenue Park. Inc. 1e6i EssternI
ings at Ladd street, Vivian place, Con-
stance street, and Floyd drive. Wheaton:
IL TO cost 81 900. four to cost s12.500.
four to cost $4,000. one 10 cost $1e.-
400. ana one 70 cost sii,s0o: architect.
Nontsomsry County Board Of Edues-I
Evening star., 1955-10-22

isnox rad. Bethesda: eosA go, 600:
architect, nenjamin Elliott.
LonsmeadoW peyelopment Corp. o13s
Ksnsas Avenue NE, WashinEton. owner:
four DWELLINGS, ct Corsica drive, Be-
aostaG saaesea; Sc seet; 10000 saen; afeniIeet.
x Ksstier Ell ircpsrties. me. aso4 calvert
street NV. washington, owner; two
dwellings at Bent Branch road. Bethesda;
cost. SIG 200 each; architects, Patterson
Bennett Construction Co. eals wis.,
dwellings at Marbury road. Bethesda !;
& sYe .so. e cost $4,000 and one s,.s e cost
terlee and Lethbridge.
q NJ Constrpction and peveicpment
Corp, S6g8 Mayfair place. SILVER Spring.
sNnsr S'lrs ~ dsellinss st aa aaerei2rd place,
Dr.. ., j. carren. IL East Myrtle
street, Alexandria, owner. animal hospt-
tal " l2200 Rockyille pike. Rockville;
sbe0 bess.r sfeaisest as EdEiEs pgSnlSp S,s
way, Chevy Chase, owner: dwelling at
5So9 aberdeen road. Bethesda; cost.
Dr. j. shuiman. sI5 Hineteenth street,
NV, Washington, owner: dwelling at
bT04 Bent Branch road, Bethesda: cost
$40 900; architect, w. Henemeoder.
Myer r. Chidakel. 1908 Erie street,
ssis ss s6spSsra Street. cSsyy ns chass; cost
$4,000; architect, Earl Won Reichen-
Frank Wilson. sr.. Route l.. Silver
WRs5ins ovnsT eost sgel5oS At N0r'ais road
aorden 2. Ferris. sos dIsenIavn
1920 Green Forest drive, Silver spring;
r. Meade Bell. 724o wisconsin ave-
nue., Bethesda, owner; dwelling at 500
Evening star., 1955-10-22

ticn, Rockville. owneri extend existing
|school ct Wainwright avenue, Rockville;
cost. $l35.000: architect. r. 9. Sense
man.
Bemar Builders. Inc, 6247 chilium
place NE, Washington, owner; dwelling
Iat $500 Clifford avenue, Bethesda; cost,
Sis. 900; architects, BaFtiey and Gates.
John Maurer. 4S04 strathmore ave-
nue.. kensington. owner; dwelling at
600; architect. stanley Arthur.
D. Lentini and Son, 65f K street NE.
WashinEton, owner; dwelling ct 6003
Cairn terrace, Glen Echo; cost SIS 800:
architect. Edmund W. Dreyfuss.
r. T Bersman. 1l0s Meurin lane.
SILVER 5pring, owner dwelling at 800
$4,000 architect, John d'Hpssnier. sos'
Bernard Ash. 74S congress street
NV. Weshington. owner; dwelling at
si4, 900: architsct, CLYDE 3. Phillips.
(, Carl M, Freeman. 1900 Old George
tcWn road, Bethesda. owner: nine dwell
ings at kocton avenue and Woolsey drive,
two to cost $4,000.
Henry stoewe. sai2 Aldershot drive,
Bethesda. owner; two dwellings at Hill
mead road, Bethesda; to cost. $40. 900
each: architect, Donald II. Drayer.
Chevy Chase. owner: dWeilinE a. b2od
Lawn way, Chevy Chase: cost. sac 900:
architect, J. Raymond Minis.
Foster Shannon. 5000 conneetict ave-
ape aSSH N;Wa Washington. owner; dwelling
10000; architect. John 8. Eamperton.
Ernest w. Burton. 3816 Caivend lane,
kenetngton, owner: dwelling at p6O6
S16 Saa. spring road; kensington; cost. $685.
Maurer, 1904 Strathmore avenue,
AensinGton. owner; dwelling at 1904
Evening star., 1955-06-12

Thi. Week Masosine - jane IL. 1855
Evening star., 1955-06-12

.eoKr- 70 a aEe'sTGasO raAoE-sAss
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
San Francisco's Joan Mi|Iin Star
With Minneapolis Aqua FoIIies Show
Beautiful West Coast Lodge 900 Ace
Will Soon Make Appearance In Seattle

San Francisco, Calf. -
Lovely young Joan Millin,
member of CFU Lodge 900,
is making her way to star
dom. She has just been signed
up by Al Sheehan, owner of
the Minneapolis Aqua follies,
to star as the leading role
swimmer in Wirth Pool.
The aquatic production
opened in Minneapolis July IS
and will run through July 26,
and then goes to Seattle, July
% through August 10.
Joan graduated from Ga
lileo High School in January
and plans to enroll with the
Pasadena Playhouse group
next year to study drama.
Her main interests are ballet
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Iowa Juniors In
Little Loop Wars

Rathbun, Iowa The
membership of Nest 16 of
Rathbun with the help of
Nest $50 of Numa have been
able to organize a CFU entry
in the local Little League.
In a game played July 3rd,
the Rathbun Croats got off
to a good start early by get
ting three and six runs in the
first two frames to win 11-9.
Mickey Kruzich on the mound
famed four of the Eddyville
players being backed up on
the attack by doubles on the
part of Zemo, Dan Kovace-
vich and Bill Kovacevich,
while he himself contributed
a triple.
The next day, the Levines
set us back 11-5 when Cicco
limited us to two hits. Mickey
Kruzich deserved a better
fate, considering that he
whitfield ten of their batsrnen.
Rathbun got back on the
winning track by swamping
the Iowa Trust Bankers 22-7.
Marion Kruzich with a three
run homer in the first inning
put the game on ice. Starce-
,, vich of Iowa Trust retaliated
with a round tripper for the
only score by the opposition.
Mickey Kruzich was the win
ming pitcher allowing four
runs on only three hits, while
the batting honors went to
Marion Kruzich with a home
run and three singles for a
perfect day at the plate.
Mickey Kruzich carried the
hopes of the Rathbun Juniors
we'll against the Mystics as he
set them down with three
hits, striking out ten again,
leaving his mates to romp a
way with a 16-0 victory.
John KOvacevich, Dir.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20

and synchronized swimming.
Joan, together with her
parents, Ivan and Mary Mil
lin, has been a member of the
Croatian Fraternal y n o n
since she was two years old.
We, therefore, would like to
ask the CFU members of
Minneapolis and Seattle to
keep the dates of sister Mil
Inns appearances in mind,
and to make one of her per-
formances a must" on their
social calendar.
We congratulate sister Mil
lin, and hope that her achieve
ments, in the art of swim
ming, will lead her to even
greater fame.
Peter Obad, Publicist
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Harborites Come Thru
With 8.3 SoftbaII Win

Indiana Harbor, Ind. -
The Harborites Lodge $50
softball team after three
scoreless innings unleashed
an attack over the next three
frames that netted them
enough runs to win 8-3 over
the CLIO. 2498 team.
The game played at Block
Stadium, July 9th, saw Mi
kula pitching a very controll-
ed game although touched
for seven safeties, then tir-
ing in the ninth when they
got to him for three runs.
Ed Sindicich, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Cleveland Kids
Chicago Boosters

Clev ell a n d, Ohio - We
would like to take this oppor-
tunity to thank everyone who
made it possible for the Nest
55 girls and boys to attend
the CFU's Chicago Bowling
Tournament in May.
We would also like to thank
"Krizari" Lodge 70 for the
kind hospitality shown us
and the free banquet given
in honor of the Nest 55 girl
champs and the Nest 81 boy
champs.
On our way to Chicago we
had a coach to ourselves, and
the bowlers had loads of fun
playing cards and whatnot.
Upon arrival in Chicago we
were met by Nick Kekic, a
former Clevelander and the
uncle of Teddy Kekic.
During their stay in Chi
cago, the boys and girls en-
joyed their cozy hotel rooms
and are grateful to the per-
sons responsible for reserv-
ing same.
On Saturday afternoon, the
Nests SIS and 62 Juniors sur
prised the undersigned by
presenting her with a beauti-
full orchid, an honor of which
, she was very proud.
Accompanying us on the
trip were Mr.. and Mrs. Me.
kich, Mr.. Stanic, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Bilicic, Theresa Lu.
bich, Goldie Malone, George
Strahinic, Violet Rescic, Nick
Rescic, Mrs. Mclean, Bonnie
Bilicic, Ronnie Mclean, and a
few others whose names we
do not know. If any would
have drifted off they would
never have returned home
for we had all the return
fares. Anna Rescic, Mgr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Society Offers
Diamond Support

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Softball
and baseball teams organized
for the 1855 season are eligi-
BILE, as in former years, to a
specified aid from the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
Softball teams will be help
ed to the amount of fifty dol
lars, ($50.00). This can either
be a cash appropriation or
the equivalent in a discount
value as athletic equipment,
the choice being left to the
discretion of the applying
Lodge or Nest team.
The C.F.U. Sports-Educa-
tional Department in furnish
ing the equipment reserves
the right to withhold a por-
ton of the ordered material
until it, the Department, be-
comes assured that the apply
ing team has gone through
part of the season.
Baseball teams because of
their known expenses will re-
ceive aid in the amount of one
h u n d r e d dollars ($10O.0O)
payable in or during the Sec
ond half of the season.
A must" in the eligibility
to this aid is regular report
ing in the Zajednicar through
this Department. Also that
the sports teams carry the
name of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union, the Lodge or the
Nest. The players must be
members of our wonderful
Society which is expending
this money to make both the
players and the fans which
see them in action more con-
scious Of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union.
For perfunctory applica-
ton blanks and particulars
and also with regular news
reports after you are organ
lied, please write to the Gro
atian Fraternal Union, CO
Sports-E Educational D e p rt-
ment, 3441 Forbes Street,
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
zumberaks Ready
For Golf Tourney
Swingers Slated
To Meet July 3Oth

Cleveland, Ohio - July 80
will find "Zumberak" Lodge
$50 hosting the CFU Nation
al Golf Tournament, which
will take place at the Lost
Nations Golf Course, in near
by Willoughby.
The Committee has gone
the limits to provide both ac-
commodations and entertain
ment for all visitors and par
ticipants. So, let's show more
of that good old cooperation,
on which fraternalism rests.
Our social chairman, Tom
Latkovic, has arranged for
a weiner roast to be held Sat-
urday, August 6, at Janacek's S
farm, which is located in w.
Richfield, Ohio, south of Rt.
3O3. Anyone who attended
last years fiesta will not
want to miss this social.
Keep the date ip mind, and
be prepared for another hec-
tic session in the great out
doors.
George Reich, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20

Everyone reported tn a t
they had an enjoyable time.
There were plenty of refresh
ments and Cizmar and his
orchestra kept everyone en-
tertained.
This will be the sign-off for
this season, but we hope to
see all the old faces, plus a
lot of new ones, come next
September, when we hope to
have a bigger and better
league.
Alma Milonja, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20

YMCA and lifted him success
sively into titles at the 165
pound stage and by 1851 into
the 181 pound class by 1851
never were interrupted.
In 1858 he copped the Jun
ior Mr.. America title and
placed second in 1854 among
the Mr.. U-S-A contestants.
His best record lifts total 874
pounds; the press 27O
pounds; snatch 262 pounds;
and clear and jerk, 342
pounds. Sgt. Klisanin will
eliminate a seven years
stretch, either in active duty
or in the reserves, this COM
ing January, 1856. At the
present he is undecided and
pondering whether to open a
health studio in Pittsburgh or
to enter the geology field.
Success Runs I'm Family
Success appears to be fol-
lowing the Klisanins; brother
Jim as a sophomore at Wich-
ita gained All-Missouri Con-
ference grid laurels the past
season.
The younger brother, Bill,
graduated from Penn State
and is currently managing a
finance firm in Butler, Pa,
while the only sister, Goldie,
holds down a responsible job
with a local department store
We from the C.F.U. side
are most happy to bring this
item Of success to the atten.
ton of the Croatian Frater.
nal Union members, moresc
since the surname being Bos'
nian does not readily indicate
a Slav Ancestry.
Paul Rupcic, Sec'y
CFU Lodge A
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20

llANN ~ -
The elder klisanin, John,
was born in the town of Mi
so near Livna in Bosnia, while
the mother, Ljuba kllsanln,
comes from Podgraj OzalJ
nearby we'll known karlovac,
Like his parents who are
long time members of Lodge
A in Mckeesport, our champ
is proud Of his affinity with
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
SO are his two brothers Will
liam and James and a sister
Goldie, all of whom can be
found on the Lodge "A roster.
He's Quite A Man Now
"McKeesport's S man of mus
cles' as the Mckeesport Dai-
ly News has dubbed Steve
klisanin, at the age of tWen-
ty-six, is presently a sergeant
in the u. S. Marines and sta
toned in OkinaWa fir o m
whence he made an 5000 mile
trip to compete in Cleveland,
Ohio. This writing finds him
well on his way into the Far
Pacific.
What is all the more re.
markable about Steve kllsa.
min is the fact that while at,
tending McKeesport H i & h
School, he having graduated
there no heavier than 13s
pounds, he was considered
too small for the grid sport
He now packs 1875 over a sic
frame with plenty to bulge al
the convincing places.
Outstanding Grid Star
However at Kiski Prep he
was center and captain il
1948 and was voted thai
schools outstanding athlete
even though Bob Matthias, the
eventual Olympic decathlol
champion, was his team-mate
Steve's body building was
beginning to tell even then
His star was ascending anC
in 1949, with a football scho
larship tucked under his arm
he came through as captain
operating the team TO un un
defeated season from th'
quarter back spot.
For 1850 the offers cam,
and he moved to the Univer
sity Of New Mexico, passing
up a brilliant football caree
to major in geology and min
oring in engineering,
Junior MIR. America
The bodybuilding whicl
started at the McKeespor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Montreal League
Resting For Spell

Montreal, Que. - Pictured
above is a majority of the
winners of the 1954-55 Ne
sloga Bowling League champ
ionship.
The picture was taken at
the leagues first banquet on
June 4, 1855, at which tro-
phies were presented to the
lucky winners.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Mckeesport's Steve KIisanin Crowned
Mr.. America During Cleveland Judging
Title Holder, Member Of Lodge A, Now
With United States Marines In Pacific

Mckeesport, Pa - Steve Klisanin, whose picture we
proudly present here recently the Mr. America title
in national weightlfting meet held in Cleveland, Ohio
With this newly acquired title goes another memorial which
brings 40 such awards that adorn the home
of his parents John and Luba Ksann of 728 Shaw Ave-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-20
Annual California State Meet Champs

9Th CFU CALIFORNIA STATE BOWLING TOURNEY
Bridgemen Recreation Center
San Jose, California
May 1923, 1866
CHAMPIONS
MEMS DIVISION
Five-Man Event
E.SL. GIT, Los Angeles 29of
Two-NIan Event
Matt Tomich Max Mudrovich Los Angeles ."."214 1905
Individual Event
Tom Guich Los Angeles At oo4
AllEvents
Roy Clay Watsonvlle, 1917
High Game
Max Mudrovich, Los Angeles (Scratch) 234
High Series
Steve Zegura San Francisco, (scratch) GIG
sYs WOMEN'S DIVISION
Five-Man Event
Bowie Hdcp score
Lodge 9OO Yerba Buena No g. San Francisco 567 2615
Two-Nan Event
Lucy Papac Frances Andrews Los Angeles ."176 11O5
Individual Event
Daisy Popovch Mountain View ...,.,.......". 96 SIT
All-Events
Daisy Popovich Mountain View ...,...,.,,.,,298 1893
High Game
Elizabeth Stankovch, Los Angeles (Scratch) zoo
High Series
Mary Roth, Los Angeles .....~....~...."."...". oo2
The official prize list and the list of winners to
greater depth officially announced at the Victory Banquet
Sunday evening May 29h at Marannis Restaurant will ap
pear of the Zaedncar The payment of pr
will follow by checks possible after the highly
successful tournament.
Milan Popovich, Chairman
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carefully driven car; positively same
IS new. 3O-day warranty. PRICE
SLASfiED. 81, 09e. Bank financing
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave
Ia. 0-AS00. -17
PLYMOUTH 1853 Cranbrook 4-dr
sedan; sparkling 2-tone blue and
equip; car looks and runs like
new. Fully guar, 1-owner: PRICE
SLAHHED. $709. Trade and terms
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave
ia. 9-4S00. III
PLYMOUTHS.-Come out q. 8. No
l TO the big one for the cream II
trades. TAKE o. 8: No. ! 10
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTIC. AVE. On. 1880
Ask for Mr.. Hakes Open 0 70
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