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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

which has been a standard
since the Croatian Fraternal
Union sports program was
launched back in 1914. From
this style Of reporting we
shall carry the teams stand
ings, seasonal or seasonal of
individual and team high
scores. 1t is a more compact
style of reporting and with
space limited in the Zajedni-
car we may thus be able to
publicize more leagues in ev-
cry issue.
The Department has box
score forms for assigning
teams and recording the
scores as they come from the
alleys. AS C.F.U. forms we
strongly advocate their use
by our leagues.
Bowling being a bond that
holds the interest of many
members, we aim to see it as
one of the best activities
within our ranks go to even
more remote corners and un-
heard of previously bow'ers
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union. We strongly advocate
that the English Section be
read in it's entirety by those
members who can only serve
themselves by that language.
Reading the official organ
will familiarize you with the
Society. 1t would not be a.
miss either to have them read
or make an attempt to, the
Croatian Section - as means
of bettering their knowledge
of the Croatian language.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

submit his script to censor
ship. He was permitted to
broadcast - the first Amer
lean reporter in almost eight
years. Perhaps (as he report
ed) this may mark a new era
in Soviet broadcasting."
Five Applicants Fret
Although there have been
telephone reports from Mos
COW, the last broadcast to be
made over the facilities of Ra-
dio Moscow was made by CHS
News Chief European CORES
pondent Howard K. Smith in
May, 1947.
For several months CHS
News has been requesting
permission for a permanent
correspondent to be sta
toned in Moscow. Applica-
tions for five different
newsmen have been filed,
with no result.
CHS News will cable their
thanks to Khrushchev and
again request permission for
a permanent correspondent.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

dos ALLAN Jackson and the
News" program August 4 at
6:00-6:15 PM, EDIT.
Charles Collingwood also
broadcast Worthy's report
on CHS Radios Edward r.
Murrow with the News"
Thursday, Aug. 4, at 7:45-
500 PM, EDIT.
CHS news also broadcast
another report by Worthy
from Moscow Friday, Aug.
5, on it's "World News Round
up" at 8:OO-8:15 AM, EDIT.
Six Weeks Of Futility
Reporting on the Difficult
ties Worthy had, Allan Jack
son said:
"A fellow named Bill Wor-
thy - a special CHS News
correspondent from Balti-
more - has been visiting
Moscow recently-and, when
and where possible has been
cabling items to CHS News.
He also has been trying to
arrange a broadcast circuit
for transmitting his reports
back to this country. But no
American reporters have been
permitted to make any news
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
Home Office Has
Choice OF Dramas

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Over the
recent months we have re-
ceived requests from scatter
ed sections of the country for
Croatian plays.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
OCTOBER

kansas City, Kansas
Gursha, John
Novich, Theresa Ann
2-St. Louis, Missouri
Piskulic, William
-Johnstown, Penna.
Vardijan, Albert c.
8-Rochester, Penna.
Spear, Thomas J. Jr.
10-Gary, Indiana
Bednash, Ronald j.
Porzenovich, Marlene
Yaros, Joseph
15-Steelton, Penna.
Breski, James
Rastovac, Elizabeth
17-Chicago, Illinois
Knoll, Harry
Thelin, G. Willard
18-MilWaukee, Wisconsin
Bezjak, Robert
21-Etna, Penna.
Van Devender, Beverly
23-Lorain, Ohio
Kadoic, Theresa
$50. Omaha, Nebraska
Sporcic, Anton ].
29-Madison, Illinois
Krekovich, Rosalie
Sprajcar, Annette
31-Duquesne, Penna.
Poljak, Barbara
36-Ambridge, Penna.
Karol, George Albert
A-Portland, Oregon
Cugura, Edward
5O-Crested Butte, Colorado
Pasic, Mary Rose
54-Smoke Run, Penna.
Mako, Charles M.
55-Cleveland, Ohio
Kasunic, Norma Jean
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
Facilities OF Radio Moscow Finally
Made Available To American Reporter
Communist Party Boss Nikita Khrushchev
Takes "Pity" On CHS News Correspondent

New York City, n Y. - The first American news cor
respondent since 1947 permitted to the facilities of
Radio Moscow to broadcast report to CHS News in New
York at 400 PM, EDIT Thursday, August a.
Special CHS News correspondent Bill Worthy reported
Soviet Premier Nkoa Buganns speech to the Supreme
Soviet Part of Worthys report broadcast CHS Ra
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

484-Flin FlOn, Man.
Javorskey, Julia ].
488-Timmins, Ont.
Bencina, Josip
Plut, Marija
489-Arvida, Quebec
Belinak, NADIA Marie
493-Port Colborne, Ont.
Sicen, Josephine D.
505-Creighton Mine, Ont.
Hreljac, Victor
527-Port Arthur, Ont.
Filipovich, Albert
Milak, Josip Jr.
529-Huntsville,, Ont.
Pozeg, Ljubica
6O8-Cooksville, Ont.
Trdak,. Vladimir
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

256-San Pedro, California
Bacich, Radinko
Govorcin, Eva
Benich, Joe Jr.
Radun, Thelma
Penna.
Eason, Donna Marie
264-Leadville, Colorado
Peschel, Joan Marie
275-Coverdale, Penna.
Lecich, Josip
282-San Francisco, Calf.
Bailly, Janet Lucille
322-Chicago, Illinois
Tomich, Irwin
Tomich, Philip
324-St. Louis, Missouri
Jakovac, Shirley
Ban, Janet
Saric, Donald
33O-Virginia, Minnesota
Gregorich, Lenore
341-Joliet, Illinois
Ivanich, James M.
343-Warren, Ohio
Bellay, Frank
352-Hibbing, Minnesota
Keseley, Nancy
Vlatkovich, Patricia
386-N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sine, Margaret
423-Rural Ridge, Penna.
Tominac, Olga Jean
461-Oakland, California
Creech, Stanley
467-N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Vudina, Mary ].
Zunic, Joseph F.
Zunic, Stephen J.
4S7-Detroit, Michigan
Marovich, Mildred F.
5O4-Farrell, Penna.
Bacich, Michael
510-Detroit, Michigan
Korol, Marilyn
536-Oakland, California
Bistirlich, Jimmy
542-Mountain View, Calf.
Franich, Luka
Sisevich, John M.
567-Detroit, Michigan
Justin, Gloria ].
CAN A ID A
465-Nanaimo, B. G.
Gesel, Maria
Kobe, Franko
468-Sudbury, Ont.
Andlar, Petar
Spigelsky, Barbara
476-Princeton, b. G.
Barnes, Bobby
48O-Vancouver, b. G.
Boroevich, Mary K.
Car, Sylvia Petra
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

282-San Francisco, Calf.
Pisk, Ivan Joseph
289-Cementon, New York
Pavlovich, Rose M.
3O3-LivingstOn, Illinois
Lesich, Rose Marie
313-Chicago, Illinois
Jagust, Mary Ann
317-Chicago, Illinois
Sestan, Roger Thomas
319-Star City, w. Virginia
Verbanic, Clara Ann
320-Chicago, Illinois e.
Stiglic, Paul
341-Joiet, Illinois
Kombol, Caroline M.
Nurczyk, William ].
352-Hibbing, Minnesota
Babich, Anthony
364-Rock Springs, Wyo.
! Radosevich, Barbara
Sather, Robert Bruce
3S8-Newton Falls, Ohio
Kusan, Dorothea
39O-McGill, Nevada
Papez, Helen
437-Nemacolin, Penna.
Glad, Robert
443-St. Louis, Missouri
Debasio, Betty Jean
455-Whitney, Penna.
Adamerovich, Eleanor
457-West Allis, Wisconsin
Madercic, James
473-Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Verik, Virginia
479-Oak Creek, Colorado
Peric, Helen Ann
485-COlona, Penna.
Ellenich, Edward
516-N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Verbanic, Phyllis
541-Gallup, New Mexico
| Welch, Ronnie K.
590-Pittsburgh, Penna.
Koontz, John
621-W. New York, n. Jersey
Gherdovich, Walter M.
622-Los Angeles, California
Grmoljes, Glenda L.
629-Mansfield, Ohio
Majer, Malta
| CAN ADA
286-Sault Ste Marie, Ont.
Bahun, Tommy Ivan
397-Hamilton, Ont.
Sestak, Anka
APE. Windsor, Ont.
Grof, Julia
456-Kirkland Lake, Ont.
Kranjcec, John
Kruzich, Franjo
465-Nanaimo, b. c.,
Jurkovich, Draga
476-Princeton, B. G.
Sulentich, Frank
48O-Vancouver, b. G.
Mayer, Milan
Milkovich, Katherine
Miskulin, Philip ].
Veljacic, Mary
5O0-Chippawa, Ont.
Vranic, Josip
505-Creighton Mine, Ont.
Majnarich, Frank
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Coles, Carol J.
Coles, Marilyn
62-Cleveland, Ohio
Derov, Jean
Senay, James John
64-New York, New York
Stephans, Oren L.
84-Centerville, Iowa
Hall, Richard
Radosevich, Eleanor
85-Butte, Montana
Balkovitz, Betty Lou
Gergurich, William T.
86-Cleveland, Ohio
Kozlina, Anna
87-Monessen, Penna.
Beg, William E.
Notwithstanding, Colo.
Glumac, George
$50. Chicago, Illinois
Kauzlarich, Jacob G.
1O1-Rock Springs, Wyoming
Walker, Elizabeth ].
1870. Chicago, Illinois
Bucich, Alberta Y.
1O3-Conway, Penna.
Behulak, Marianne
Chop, Raymond
LOLA Sale, Illinois
Haramincich, 10 Ann
111-Pittsburgh, Penna.
Vraner, Valentine
121-Chisholm, Minnesota
Tupac, Carol Ann
126-Buckner, Illinois
Yosanovich, Mlhale
143-E. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Novak, Constance E.
146-Ottawa, Illinois
Polancic, Frances
148-Summit, Illinois
Bastaich, Florence
152-Luzerne, Penna.
Alar, Martha
Ruth, Margaret
153-Battle Creek, Michigan
Kivin, Robert J.
Remenar, William
156-Struthers, Ohio
Yurcic, Mary Cath.
167-Columbus, Ohio
Dabo, Anthony ].
168-Aberdeen, Washington
Dick, Dorothy
I179-Richmond, California
Daniels, Douglas
18O-McKeesport, Penna.
Bozicevic, Rose Ann
Fencik, George
! Mihalic, Frances L.
194-Titusville, Penna.
Markovich, Mary Lou
199-Campbell, Ohio
Baker, Patricia
Gotch, Evelyn
Urichick, jeanne
2OO-Chicago, Illinois
Zonka, Thomas John
2O3-Trafford, Penna.
| Smith, John J.
2O7-Camden, New Jersey
Dakota, George
2O9-Flint, Michigan
Stimac, Joseph
218-Tooele, Utah
Kostello, Daniel R.
I221-Indiana Harbor, Indiana
Vojvoda, Josephine
i223-Verona, Penna.
Nury, Gloria M.
239-Sacramento, California
J Damjanovich, Vinko
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
September And October Junior Grads
Can Affiliate With Any Senior Lodge

V0Il AlllIldlc WIFI -
SEPTEMBER |
kansas City, Kansas
Brunski, Geraldine
rJohnstown, Penna.
Gatrell, Joan D.
Gojmerac, Charles E.
Kulic, Joseph
PLAT, Thomas
Quinn, Patricia
Velich, Ranko
7-Denver, Colorado
Valko, Robert
10-Gary, Indiana
Davich, Joseph
Murray, Geraldine
Shoback, Robert John
15-Steelton, Penna.
Bahoric, Virginia M.
Galinac, Frances
17-Chicago, Illinois
Lackovic, Milan
Bilich, Rose
Ruffina, Claudette
Sanchis, Vincent r.
25-Roslyn, Washington
Dorich, Kathleen
26-Catlin, Illinois
Pintar, Roy Dan
35-Hoboken, New Jersey
Bukovec, Agnes
Mccarthy, Anna Marie
38-Rankin, Penna.
Zvonkovich, Johanna
39-Clairton, Penna.
Bekavac, Mirko
42-Hartford, Connecticut
Vardion, Kenneth S.
44-Portland, Oregon
Zdilar, Eugene
51-Anaconda, Montana
Popovich, Louise L.
55-Cleveland, Ohio
Ladaika, Barbara Ann
62-Cleveland, Ohio
Sekston, Geraldine
67-Pittsburgh, Penna.
Fabac, Frank
Staresinic, Joseph
S6-Cleveland, Ohio
Kalich, Janet
87-MOnessen, Penna.
Paynovich, Charles
89-Whiting, Indiana
Schulze, Carl F.
$50. Chicago, Illinois
Simunic, Anthony N.
1870. Chicago, Illinois
Kralj, George
Radosevich, Mary Ann
1O7-Lansford, Penna.
Danshaw, Dolores
1O8-NeW Salem, Penna.
Evencik, Edward
11O-Lackawanna, N. Y.
Kaczor, Daniel
113-Aliquippa, Penna.
Dojcich, Joseph
122-Cokeburg, Penna.
Campay, Shirley Ann
123-Elizabeth, New Jersey
Moore, Dora Joan
131-Dunfermline, Illinois
Bouc, Matthew Jr.
133-EIbert, West Virginia
Shaffron, Margaret
Spicek, James
134-Waukegan, Illinois
Grgas, Anita Helen
138-Ely, Minnesota
Pishler, Joseph
14O-Park City, Utah
Berriochoa, Robert S.
155-Greenville, Penna.
Kresovich, Virginia
167-Columbus, Ohio
Jagerski, William r.
168-Aberdeen, Washington
Ogle, Richard
Palmich, Ronald V.
175-Caspian, Michigan
Juricic, Janet
183-BentOn HarbOr, Mich.
Mischke, Janet K.
188-KalamazOO, Michigan
Rozankovich, Stephen
19O-Farrell, Penna.
Bartolin, Rose
195-Tacoma, Washington
Karamatic, Robert Johl
199-Campbell, Ohio
Stanfar, Tonija H.
2O3-Trafford, Penna.
Evening star., 1955-09-16
TODAYS TV
HlGHLIGHTS
6:A5, WnFAL t7)--Jim Gibbons:
Salute to Baltimore Colts,

| 6:A5, WMAL t5b--Jim GIBBONS.
Salute to Baltimore Colts.
5:55. WTTG tS) - Baseball
Washington vsS Baltimore.
S:3o. WRC tl)--Life Of Riley:
(New season.. Chester gets
some new neighbors; VII
liam Bendix.
S:3o, WMAL t7)-T-Men. Ia
Action: A Kentucky moon
sinner kills Treasury agent
in Case Of the Careless
Murder" !"
500, WRC t4)-The Big Story:
tNew Season and Format). !.
War bride brings tragedy to
3 men.
$500. WTOP fs)--Playhouse Of
Stars: j. Carol Naish as o
timid department-store clerk.
S:30. WMAL tD-The Wise: A
fancy dress bali Is interrupted
by hosts murder.
|10:00, WTOP t9) Undercur-
rent: william Gargan ~ q
detective discovers his wife
is deep In gambling debts.
1880, WMAL t7)--The Names
the Same: New Time)
Panel show with Clifton
Fadiman as moderator.
10:45, WRC t4)--Red Barber's
Corner: Eddie Erdelatz, coach
Of Navy team. guest.
1890. WTOP t9D-Person to
Person: Ed Murrow visits
Dorothy Collins and husband
Raymond Scott and Britain's
Anthony Nutting.
l1:15, WTOP (O - capt.
Sirocc0": Louis Hayward
plays a patriot who mas
querades as q fop; Binnfe
Barnes.
11:25. WMAL (D-"Tulsa":
Drama of the oil fields; Susan
Hayward (1949).
1880, WRC t4)--Steve Allen:
From Springfield. Mass.
Evening star., 1955-09-16

piece in Golfers BY John Cros-
hy. (Its q weil-written re-
hash Of eyerythins that's been
said too many times before.l
John McGiver contributed an
other fine performance Wednes-
day to the Kraft Theater comedy
as the irascible bank stock
holder. He lent the Henry
Jones starrer its merriest mo-
ments.
Milton Berle has added John
Wayne to the guest roster for
his FIRST show (Sept. 27)-with
Esther Williams already set.
That's one way Of guaranteeing
an audience.
That Mary Martin-Noe
Coward CHS Spectacular Is sci
for October "a and win originate
''hve" from New York. Par,
|of the show will be based ON thei,
performance as q team at Lon.
|don's Cafe de Paris In 1851 and
Evening star., 1955-09-16

Isinsl and wondering what 1t
twas that made her 10 restless
whenever the season for the
southern zephyrs commenced.
One Of the yacationers ct the
INN. q restless, frustrated writer
donald Woods) who returned
ito Ireland seeking q couple Of
answers himself. falls In love
with her and she with him and
that's what the breeze was al
Iabout.
I'm not about to try to add.
this up--but the sum, 6 ar
rived at By Miss Harris, was
close enough to be convincing !.
Michael Higgins tforfner Arena
Stage actor herey was excellent
as her brother. though I'm stiN|
trying To figure out what he
meant BY that last scowl, and
Donald Woods was adequate. (He|
sounds more like Fredric March
than March does.)
-
Any half hour show that
brings us Judy Garland. at see|
IL. singing "You Made Me Love
You" to q young Mr.. Gables pic
|ture couldn't be too bAd--but it
looks rs II we're going to have to
|sit through . preposterous
amount Of degrading and clap-I
trap on the new MON pa
|rade" series tWednesdays.
WMAL-D for sequences Mke
this.
There was also another aim
sequence featuring host George
Murphy in Q song-and- dance
number from an ancient Broad.
way Melody" with Fred Astaire.
which served to remind us that
Mr.. Astaire did his best dancing
for RKO.
Dore Schary. q wind from the
front ONCE. appeared to get
things under way and managed
70 be patronizingly Irritating in1
an interview that want brief
enough.
] don't quite share their en-
thusiasm for peeking behind the
scenes to show how pictures are
made warner Brothers said
they would do It first, anyhow.
and ones too many or for those
carefully rehearsed interviews
with stars Of upcoming motion
pictures. The trophy room ought
to be kept locked. too.
H&&
| On the Run:
That first post-yacation show
lcan be tough. ). Steve Alien
"wednesday night) should have
lopened playing sMelanchoIy
baby." he was that subdued
Godfrey. with two days work
under his belt. did more gadding
about on his first Friends ses-
sion than he did an last season.
/. His publicity continues to
lmnshroom--wtth the latest 4
Evening star., 1955-09-16
TODAY,S RADIO
HIGHLiGHTS

$3.50. WGMS-Jewish New Year
Program: Services by Rabbi
David Panitz Of Adas Israel
Congregation.
5:55, WWDC - Doubleheader:
Washington VS.. Baltimore.
Second GENE televised, cham
mel five.l
SEQ, WASH-fm, 1880, WWDC
-Counterspy: A story Of
counterfeiting entitled 1.-TWO
Faced Plates"
SOC. WMAL - Felix Grant:
Features the Voice Of Ruth
Etting.
$3.50, WRC - National Radio
Fan Club: Bill Silbert Is host
to Eddie Fisher, frankie
Lame, Mindy Carson and
others.
1900, WRC-Boxing: frankie
Ryn and joey Lopez, from
Detroit. tTelevised. channel
four.)
Evening star., 1955-09-16

Coward Is currently creating new
material for the special program.
Person to Person" viii visit
Leonard Bernstein and Jesse
Owens next Friday.
Reminder: The NCAA football
season kicks of tomorrow tWRC-
A with Georgia Tech versus
Miami. The Maryland Missouri
game will be broadcast exclu-
sively by WMAL-radio.
Evening star., 1955-09-16

way, starring IN an NbC ray.
house original for Fred Coe
called October Story" ! recall
liking the play but couldn't for
the life Of me tell you what 1t
was about now.
In fact. I'm not even sure of
the title. Maybe 1t was
September Story"
All that's remembered for sure
is that she was just fine In 1t and
when she went on to theatrical
stardom In II Am q Comera" and
Member Of the Wedding" III
was no surprise.
Several years from now some
Evening star., 1955-09-16
OAR Group Plans
Picnic Tomorrow

PURCEILvuLE, Va. Sept. 16
Especially The Northside Dis
trict, National Defense Commit
tee, Virginia OAR. win observe
Constitution Day tomorrow with
q picnic and pilgrimage to his
toric Ketoctin Church. near Pur-
cellville. There are 10 chapters
In this district.
Speakers for this occasion win
be 1t. Gen. P. A. Del Wallis,
USMC. ret. and ]. ". Nichols.
local historian. Gen. De Vale is
president Of the Defenders Of
the American Constitution.
Evening star., 1955-09-16

OF US win probably be trying to
recall what Costigan's play, "A
Wind from The South" was
about and. indeed, it's not easy
just 48 hours later.
Julie played an Irish colleen
operating q small inn with her
grumpy brother tMichael Hig-
Evening star., 1955-09-16
TeIeyision Tomorrow Saturday. Sept u. 1855

catssa cuH h lstys ~ nv las
BuL
PrssaMs
VI
WTe-i3s spe
InlagG s., u
tel Funnss;
fso uaeh Saturday sthss"th
TN pirft Temule
Evening star., 1955-09-16
ON THE AIR
It's on Ill Wind
Without Julie Dept.
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON

Author Cosgan didn't quite make bis point Wednesday
night the u s. Steel Hour tWTOP-0l In windy little
drama but Julie Harris did and wish this
expert young wouldn't make her nv
infreuuent.
miss Harris was on before Broad
Evening star., 1955-07-20
Richmond Pastor Named
Mead of World Boptists

LONDON, July 20 R.-Dr
Theodore Adams, pastor CT the
FiIst Baptist Church of Rich
mold. Va. today was elected
pre;ddent of the Baptist World
Alliance for a five-year term. He
succeeds DR.. F. TownIey Lord OF
Britain.
DR.. Arnold T. Ohrn of Wash
ington, D. c.. was reelected gen.
eral secretary.
The election was the high spot
of the Jubilee Congress of the
alliance meeting at Albert Hall
Over 5000 delegates from SO
nations attended.
A roar Of acclamation went up
as DR.. Adams walked slowly to
the platform to be greeted by
his predecessor. He appeared
overwhelmed by emotion ard
made no speech.
Plans Visit to Russia
One of DR.. Adams first trips
as the new World Baptist leader
will be to the Soviet Union. He
leaves next month with three
other American Baptist ministers
for a two-week stay in Russia as
the guest of Soviet clergymen.
DR.. Adams, 81, is a former
Evening star., 1955-07-20
By the Associated Press

Wedding bells for the merger
of the AFL and CIO bonged on a
discordant note today with word
that the CIo win insist on a
new name for the merged labor
federation.
The AFL has been hoping to
retain American Federation of
Labor" as the title. This is the
name the senior labor union
organization has used since well
before the turn of the century.
The younger CIO. it was
learned. has taken the definite
position that it will jilt the whole
merger idea unless the AFL
agrees to a fresh name for the
new federation.
This became known as AFL
and CIO leaders prepared for a
closed meeting tonight to iron
out remaining merger problems.
Virtually all arrangements for
the merger of the 10-million-
member AFL and the 5-million-
member Congress of Industrial
Organizations have been COM
pleted, except for a name. The
actual consolidation is supposed
to be sealed at a series of con-
ventions in New York City next
December.
"We just can't visualize the
merger falling apart" CIO off,
Evening star., 1955-07-20

women. told delegates to the
congress there is no substitute
for God and love in bringing up
a family.
Referring to present family
life, Mrs. Hodge said:
why do we send thousands
of Christian young people out
each year from high schools,
from colleges. from seminaries.
to enter their life work believing
that success in business and pro-
Ifession, in social position, in ma
Iterial security. are the goals of
life?
why send these young people
of ours out from the family nome
to the marriage altar, believing
that they can build home ac-
Iceptable to God without the firm
foundation Of God HIMSELF"
Meanwhile, American Baptist
Evangelist Billy Graham re-
turned to Britain after six
week crusade in Europe. He
said he was greatly encouraged
by what he called a spiritual
awakening on the continent.
He also announced he would
go on regular British television
program in September.
Mr.. Graham few in from
Geneva.
Evening star., 1955-07-20
ICIO Rejects AFL LobeI
For Merged Labor Union

eials said. But we want to
emphasize that we are not bar
gaining from a position Of
weakness. The CI0 never has
been stronger. But we are going
to insist on a new name"
The CIO claims it reached an
understanding with the AFL
about a new name when the
general merger framework was
agreed upon last February in
Miami Beach, Fla. CIO leaders
said AFL officials later suggested
retaining the AFL title.
The AFL is building a new
four million dollar headquar-
tiers across Lafayette Park from
the White House. It is expected
to accommodate the merged or
ganization. The name "Ameri-
can Federation of Labor" has
already been chiseled in granite
over the entrance. But the CIO
says that will have to be changed
or it's no 60.
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vice president of the World Al
lance. He was ordained a min
lister at Rochester, N. Y, in
1924. He has held pastorates in
Cleveland and Toledo, Ohio. He
took over the Richmond church
in 1886 and now has a congre-
cation of over 5000.
The Rev. Yakov Zhidkov
president of the Russian Coun-
Gil of Evangelical Christian
Baptists. was appointed one OF
the nine vice presidents.
For the first time q woman
was elected to a vice presidency,
She is Mrs. Edgar Bates. dean
Iof women at McMaster Univer-
Isity, Hamilton, Ontario.
Mrs. George r. Martin of Nor
folk, Va, yesterday was re-
elected chairman of the women's
committee for a second five
year term.
Sd Parents Assailed
Earlier today a leading Amer
ican woman Baptist warned Of
the dangers of sd parents
doped, drunken and divorced.
Mrs. Blanche Moore Hodge,
Portland. Greg, president of the
Council of Baptist
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the Northside Federal Savings q
Loan Association. causing the
general ledger account. first
mortgage loans. to reflect loans
in the amount of $4,000 had
been made, when actually no
such loans had been made"
Until he resigned last week
Bradshaw was executive vice
president Of the loan association.
He moved to Atlanta six years
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$40 900 Theft Laid
To AtIuntu Banker

ATLANTA. Ca. July 20 R.-
Charged with embezzling SAC. .00l
by posting fictious loans. a 35-
year-old Atlanta bank officer wa.
arraigned yesterday in Fedora
Court.
Millard Harris Bradshaw wa,
released under $4,000 bond aftel
Ia preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner
Frank Holden.
Bradshaw, the Federal com.
plant charged. ION or about
April z. 1853. did make false en-.
tries on the books and record o1
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Police Get New Boat

TORONTO, July 20 (P.-The
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
have a new patrol boat - the
SIS. 900 Cutknife II-believed to
be one of the fastest vessels on
Lake Ontario. rated at more than
1876 knots.
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British Ham Output

LONDON. - British farmers
produced 46 per cent of the
bacon and ham consumed in
Great Britain in 1854 compared
with 20 per cent in prewar times.