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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15


Speaking Of strange ones, Jim
Morgan. who directs do You
Trust Your Wife" sat up all
night editing and rebuilding the
show seen last week. He had to
delete Jean Ready and his wife,
Jacqueline Beer miss France Of
1850.
Between the time the show was
originally filmed and last weeks
telecast. Ready was charged
with embezzling bank funds.
CHS insisted that he not ap-
pear on the show, so Director
Morgan had to grab some foot
age from another episode and
sticks it in to fill out the time.
Morgan denies that he is con-
sidering re-titling the show to
do You Trust Your Husband?"
4 4 4 X
Milton Berle has been the
cause Of many a chuckle around
INBC this summer. He keeps
talking about slowing down and
taking life easy. but he's around
the studio every week. dabblirg
his hand in one thing and an
other.
You'll never slow that guy
down." says one NBC official. "He
can't afford to just sit around
the house and think"
NIFTY is rumored to be enter
ing into a deal with producer
Sheldon Reynolds ("Foreign In
trigue") to produce a series of
ihalf-hour variety shows for TV.
Hollywoodites are making bets
that NIFTY won't retire for an
other so years.
The Disney studio just received
a letter from an Anne Eisen-
hover, who says, II like the
Mickey Mouse Club show, and I
would like to have a picture of
Cubby O'Brien."
Anne happens to be the grand
daughter of President Eisen-
hover. If that picture hasn't
been mailed out already, I will
eat my own Mouseketeer cap!
4 4 + +
| When it was learned that NBC
was planning a series of 10 shows
based on the Ten Command
mentS, an agency man suggested
that producer Jess Oppenheimer
write three more commandments
"You just can't sell sponsor
time for less than a 13-week
cycle" was the agents sage
advice.
Copywright, 1855, Mirror Enterprises Co.
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gether on a split TV screen. 1t
could be as funny as some of
the routines they did last season.
4 4
A prize for the strangest TV
lawsuit of the year should go to
Actor Kirk Douglas who recent
ly sicked his attorney onto Walt
Disney because the latter used
film showing Douglas and his
kids riding a miniature train on
a "Disneyland" TV show.
The film was shot at Disney's
home, and Douglas claims he
didn't know it was to be used
commercially. Disney says Doug
las was there voluntarily and
without any invitation, and that
he ''cheerfully co-operated" in
staging the scene.
Moral: If you're a movie actor
and a movie producer points a
camera at you. it's safe to as
sumo he means business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
Fourth of Rurol Roads
Are Hnrd-Surfuced /.

HICAG Some 100000
miles of hard surface rural
roads and another 100000
miles with stone. Stag or gravel
surfaces are in use in the
United States.
But even so, the hard-surface
roads make up less than a fourth
of the Nations rural roads. And
there are still 1,124,000 miles of
rural roads. or 81 per cent of the
total, that have no surfacing at
all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
IS Million Chinese
Called Red Slaves
BY the Associated Press

The United States Information
Agency published an estimate
yesterday that about Is million
Chinese have been forced into
slave labor during the six years
of Communist rule in China.
The estimate was made by DR..
Karl A. Wittfogel, professor of
Chinese history at the University
OF Washington in Seattle. A re-
port on his study of the condi-
lions in China was published in
.USIA'S periodical Problems of
Communism"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
BOY ROCK-WIELDER
AND
THEN STROLLS OFF

POCATELLo. Idaho (P).-
Mrs. James CLANCY, %. told
police she was walking
through a subway under a
street here when she felt a
hard blow on the back of the
head.
She turned around and
saw a boy who looked about
II years old. He had a rock
in his hand. Mrs. CLANCY
asked him what he thought
he was doing.
I'm sorry. Ma'am," he
said. II thought you were
someone else" And he
turned and strolled away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
New Signs
AtConvention
A Problem

CHICAGO.-Bob Doyle, NBC
director handling TV chores for
pool coverage of the Democratic
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Two Farrell Tammies
viii Be Fefed Before
Duke Wisconsin Safari

Farrell, Pa. - The Sloga
Tamburitzans and the Croa-
tian Civic Club will sponsor a
Banquet in honor of Aurelia
Krvar Mogun and Joe Sicic
Lazich on Saturday, July 28,
at 6 PM, in the Croatian
Home at Staunton st.
These two young members
of the Sloga Tamburitzans
were recently awarded Schol-
arships to Duquesne Univer-
sity and this will be a send
off dinner, as they will be
leaving for camp in Wisconsin
on August 13 with the Du-
quesne University Tammies.
We invite all the Croatians,
Serbs and other Slavs Of Far
rell and vicinity to help US
honor these two fine Sloga
members on July %.
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Beaver Falls Members
viii Picnic On Sunday

Beaver Falls, Pa. - Lodge
SO of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will sponsor a Picnic
on Sunday, July 20, at Wise's
Grove, which is located on
Route 88 near New Brighton.
The traditional hot barbe-
cued lamb and other Croatian
delicacies will be prepared
for you and there will be en-
tertainment galore, as fur
nished by the Biser Tambur-
itza Orchestra of Conway.
The members and friends
of Lodge SO and all other
neighboring lodges are invi-
ted to attend.
Peter Skacan, Sec'y.
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Garv Will Pay Host Juy 18th To 4h Midwest Golf Tournament
Golfers Girdinq
For Gary Classic
Home Office Will
Send Top Official

GARY - Almost 80 men
and women hailing from all
parts of the United States will
participate in the Croatian
Fraternal Unions 4th Annual
Midwest Open Golf Tourna-
ment here on Saturday, July
2Sth.
Scene of the champion
ships will be the South
Gleason Park Club, 35th
and jefferson Street, Gary,
and tee off time has been
set from 500 AM to 1900
Noon.
The pre-tourney schedule
calls for q Get-Acquainted
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Home Office of the CrOa-
tian Fraternal Union on the
occasion and speak during
the afternoon program.
Representing the Society's
National Board of Trustees as
a speaker will be the Presi-
dent of that body, Milan Skr-
tic, Campbell, for many years
the Secretary of Lodge 185
and an outstanding Member
ship Campaign recruiter year
in and year out.
8 Mayors CFU Members
Three Mayors, all members
Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union, have been invited to
attend and address the crowd.
They are Frank X. Kry-
zan, Mayor of Youngstown
and a member of "St.
George" Lodge 66; Michael
Kovach, Mayor of Camp
bell and q member of
knights of Croatia"
Lodge 1856; and Stanley PO-
lansky, Mayor of McDon-
aid and member of "Dom
Slobode" Lodge 598.
Musical selections during
the program will be by Ohio's
favorite musical sons, the
Pozega Tamburitzans. Danc-
ing before and after the pro-
gram will be to the music of
the same ensemble.
The fete itself will begin
at 1900 Noon and barbecued
la m b, pork, refreshments,
etc., will be available from
the very start of this annual
gathering.
Growing In Popularity
The rapid rise in populari-
ty of these Annual Mahoning
Valley ''Fraternal Days" has
been phenomenal to say the
least.
Members and friends of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
from all parts of Ohio, nu-
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Governor Of Ohio To
Speak Aug. 2b During
CIeveIand's Frat Day

CLEVELAND - A cordial
invitation is extended to all
our members and friends of
Cleveland and vicinity to at
tend the Goth Annual Frater-
nal Day, which will be spon-
sored by the United C.F.U.
Lodges of Cleveland on Sum
day, August 26, at Puritas
Springs Park.
The program will be short
but very interesting. 1t will
feature three kolo groups,
two singing societies, a very
talented vocalist and the mu-
sical entertainment of the
Blue Danube Tamburitza Or
chestra.
Our guest speaker from
the Home Office will be
Supreme President v. 1.
Mandich, and representing
our State of Ohio will be
the very popular Governor
Frank j. Lausche.
The Master of Ceremonies
will be none other than bro.
John Badovinac, President Of
the CFU High Trial Board.
There will be plenty of bar
becued lamb, pork and other
delicacies and plenty of cool
drinks. All kiddies attending
the Picnic will get free tickets
for rides in the park.
Anna Rescic, Sec'y.
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Society's Largest Lodge In West To
Stage Annual Outing, Program Sunday
Lodge LIT Members Confident Fete Will
Tax Facilities Of Huge Croatian Center

Los Angeles, Calf. - The
Annual Picnic and Program
sponsored by Lodge 1T has
become a symbol among the
Slav people of southern Cali
fornia.
The lodge committee is in
the midst of preparations for
a huge success and celebra-
ton Sunday, July 20, at the
Croatian Center, 1926 So.
Budlong, Los Angeles.
The gates will be open
from 10 AM until II mid
night. You and your friends
can enjoy eating such favor
ite foods as barbecued lamb,
kobasi, home made pastries
and cool refreshing drinks.
Special childrens rides,
games and attractions will be
featured and the Hayduk
Tamburitza Orchestra will
play kolos, polkas and waltz
es.
At 3 PM an interesting and
enjoyable program will be
staged in the spacious audi
torium, at which time you
will have the pleasure of
hearing the Croatian Chorus
"Slavulj' featuring the love-
ly voice of Helen Vukovich,
soloist, a trio from "Slavulj",
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torical talent and musical ar
fists who will face the crowd
next Sunday, July 20, all
proud of the fact that the
United Lodges of Mahoning
Valley invited them to parti-
cipate in the festivities.
There may be such CFU
events which attract larger
crowds. But none can outdo
the hospitality which has
been the hallmark of the
Society's Mahoning Valley
"Fraternal Days" since their
very inception back in 1949.
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the National Committee of The Museum along with many
distinguished Americans from all walks of life.
Through this inspiring project each of can demon
strate gratitude for the blessings of liberty here in
America and appreciation of the opportunities extended
to ALL regardless of where we and when
We ask your personal cooperation in making possible for
every member of your Lodge to participate.
Here suggestions which you will find helpful
for the program at your Lodge
1. You form special AMI Committee to co-ordi-
nate the program at your Lodge This Committee should
consider such activities personal solicitation of other
members of the Lodge programs to acquant members with
AMI special letters members and friends possible appro-
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Supreme Secretary Is
Scheduled To Speak In
A|iquippa On July 29m

Aliquippa, Pa. - Lodge
423 of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union will stage it's An
nual Picnic on Sunday, July
20, at the Serbian Church
Grounds, Brodhead Road.
Our menu for the day will
include hot barbecued lamb,
pork, kobasi, hot dogs and a
variety of cooling refresh
ments.
Music for dancing will be
provided by the Blue Danube
Tamburitza Orchestra from
3 PM until the late hours Of
the evening.
There will also be a short
program from 5 until 6
PM during which bro. Jo-
seph Bella, Supreme Secre-
;tary of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union, will be the
main speaker.
Those who do not have an
automobile can reach the
grounds by taking either the
Shaffer or the City Bus. They
both run every hour.
Since this is our only out
ing this year, we urge all our
members and many friends Of
the area to attend. Dobro
nam dosli.
Ivan Babic, Sec'y.
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Betty Ann Migalic Is
Crowned Queen Before
Huge West View Crowd

PITTSBURGH - BE t t y
Ann Migalic, member of Jun
ior Order Nest III and rep
resenting North Side Pitts
burgh Lodge /, was crowned
Miss CFU VII" here Sunday,
July %, during the staging of
t h e Western Pennsylvania
United Lodges 18th Annual
"CFU Day"
The daughter of Joseph
and Helen Migalic, and a
Commercial s tud ent at
Mars High School, she won
out for the honor over Far
rell, Pa, Lodge 126 candi-
date Joanne Lopuh in a
close race. .
Trailing were Catherine
Brigich, Canonsburg, Pa,
Lodge SGT, Rose Marie Bala-
ban, Uniontown, Pa, Lodge
72, and Betty Ordich, Mid
land, Pa, Lodge 535.
Growing the new ruler be-
fore a huge crowd was An
toinette Dzelalia, Etna, Pa,
Lodge 4, who was crowned
Miss CFU vi" approximate
ly a year ago.
Principal speaker on the oc-
casion was the Hon. Francis
R. Smith, Insurance Commits
sioner Of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania. introduced
by list Deputy Insurance
Commissioner Th o m as R.
Balaban, former CFU Gener.
al Counsel, Mr.. Smith made
one of the most remarkable
speeches ever delivered before
members of the Society.
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the st. Anthony Kolo Dan
GERS, Mr.. M. D. Klempay,
classical pianist, and many
others.
Beginning at z PM a pop
ular dance band, under the
direction of Peter Lubisich,
will play until IL midnight.
Right now, post the date July
20 in your calendar for the
Lodge 1T picnic.
Agnes Daniels, Pub.
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Party Friday evening, July
27, at Gary's Croatian Center
and many local and distant
golfers and their friends are
expected to attend the festi-
vities.
Mayor, Councilman Set
Quite a crowd is expected
to follow the golfers around
the tricky South Gleason
course throughout the Satur-
day, July %, struggle for the
tourney trophies.
Many of the fans will
follow two swingers of con-
siderable local and district
Importance, Mayor Peter
Mandich of Gary and Gary
9Th District Councilman
Alois Wozniak, both men,
bers of Croatian Fraternal
Union Lodge ITO.
Whether their prowess on
the links is equal to their po-
litical finesse remains to be
seen. But come missed puts,
poor drives and all, these dis
tinguished public figures will
be out Saturday to get in a
little exercise, if nothing else.
Evening Banquet, Dance
A Banquet and Dance will
climax the running of this
growing classic.
Tickets for the fete will be
distributed at the South Glea-
son layout to- team captains
and any members and friends
of the Society desiring to be
in attendance.
The Cocktail Hour will run
from $50 to $50 PM and the
Banquet is scheduled to begin
Immediately thereafter. All
trophy and other prize a.
wards will be made during
these festivities.
Representing the Home
Office ON the occasion will
be Supreme Secretary Jo-
seph Bella.
So much for what promises
to be a day long to be fondly
remembered.
- Editorial Staff
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A Proclamation and Appeal
A Proclamation
The American Museum OF Immioration

he Supreme Board of Directors of the Croatan Fra
ternal Union of America, at it's regular seni-annual
meeting in March, unanimously approved the part-
cpaton of organization in the project of the American
Museum of immigration build at the foot of the Statue
of Liberty which will tell the story of the making
of America by people who here from all parts
" of the world. 1t is project which has the personal
e. endorsement of President Eisenhower and the sup
III port of major organizations and groups from
- end of the country to the other.
The Croatian Fraternal Union Of America has
been given opportunity to join in this Operation
Unity that all members might share in this tribute
to National Unity and good will. We proud that
Supreme President brother w. Mandich, member Of
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merous centers in Pennsyl-
vania and other distant COM
munities now turn out an
nually for what has become
the largest such CFU gath
ering in this industrial sector.
Outstanding spe a k ers,
the best entertainment to
be had, ETC., have helped
make memorable every
"Fraternal Day" held to
date.
This year is no exception,
as witness the imposing ora
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District Croats
In. .Three-Day Fete
25th Anniversary
For CrOatian Day

- 0S SOAs>AA AAhS NSA
bina Tamburitza Orchestra
of Youngstown, Ohio, will be
the star attraction at the
25th Annual observance of
Croatian Day on Saturday,
September l, 1866, at Kenny
wood Park.
Among other entertain
ers scheduled for appear
ance at this early date are
the youthful Teen Tams of
North Side, and vocalist,
Miss Louise Popovich of
Aliquippa, Pa. Arrange
ments are being made to
bring to our stage a well
known public figure, but
more will be said about
this at a later date.
For the present we ask the
readers of the Zee" through
out the land to schedule ab-
solutely nothing for the La
Dor Day weekend, but a visit
to Americas favorite outing
grounds, Pittsburgh's famed
Kennywood Park. You'll be
happy you did.
Reunion Picnic Sept. 8
Don't forget there will be
an ample supply of hot bar
becued lamb fresh from the
spits of Joe and Ann Cindric
They've had plenty of exper.
ience in handling those huge
crowds at Kennywood, sc
don't hesitate to treat the
family to supper right at the
park.
May we also remind our
prospective guests that a
new feature has been added
to our celebration, since this
is our Silver Jubilee and this
is a Reunion Picnic, on Labor
Day, at the Croatian Center
Here we will also have re.
freshments Of all sorts and
dancing for those jive cats
who plan to attend.
Then too, the Committee
is most anxious to make q
success of it's rattle, scho-
duled to be run off at the
Center ON Labor Day. The
prize is $500 cash, so if we
don't get around to you,
won't you approach one of
our members and try your
luck?
There you have it folks, q
grand slam weekend packed
with entertainment galore
We sincerely hope you vino
up the summer in a fitting
style by attending the Croa'
tian Day festivities on Satur'
day at Kennywood Park, or
Sunday at the Croatian Home
in Rankin, and on Monday al
the Croatian Center in Mill.
vale.
Louise Bursic, Sec'y
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United Mah-Va| Lodges Gird
For 9th Annual FraternaI Day
Supreme And Trustees Presidents To
Share Speaking Spotlight With Mayors
OF Youngstown, Campbell And Mcdonald
BY Vincent Radilovic, Secretary,

BY Vincent Radilovc Secretary, United Lodges
YOUNGSTOWN - The Croatian Fraternal Unions
United Lodges of Mahonng Valley will hold their 9Th An
nual "Fraternal Day" here Sunday, July 20.
AS per time honored custom, the festivities will be held
under auspices Youngstown Lodges &c. 109 149 and
435 Campbell Lodge 1876 and ruhers Lodge 504 and take
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place at Whippoorwill Grove
IN the outskirts of Youngs-
town.
Supreme President V. /.
Mandich will represent the
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sponsors assume no RESPONSE
bility for negatives or prints.
6. Pictures will be Judged on
general interest and or appeal
of the subject, and photo
graphic quality.
Z Contestants are permitted
TO submit pictures to only one
newspaper participating in the
Newspaper National Snapshot
Awards.
8. To be eligible for a local
grand prize "a 500 savings
bond. a contestant must sign
a statement that the picture or
another closely similar picture
Of the same subject or situa-
ton. has not. and will not. be
entered by him in any contest,
and will not be offered for
publication.
9. IMPORTANT - Be sure
UOa knoU the names and dd-
dresses OF recognizable persons
IN yoar picture. This is neceS-
Sdry because in order for it to
be entered IN the national
judoino, you must be able 10
get the uritten consent OF such
persons TO permit use OF the
picture for advertising pur-
poses. etc.
10. Glasses are as follows.
"a Babies and children; (B)
Activities (teen-agers or
adults. &C. Scenes and still
life; Cd Animals, pets, etc.
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STAR SNAPSHOT
CONTEST RULES

/. The contest is strictly for
amateur photographers. Any
one may enter except employees
Of the sponsors and their
families, or members of fami-
lies in which someone is en-
gagged in the professional use
of Photographic materials.
2. Pictures made after July
!, 1865, are eligible.
3. Snapshots may be taken
with any make Of camera, on
any brand of black-and-white
film, but not with color film.
Either contact prints or en-
largementS may be entered. but
none more than 10 inches in
the longer dimension. No art
work or retouchlng is per-
mitted on negatives or prints
no composite pictures or
multiple printing.
A. Any number Of prints
may be entered. Contestant S
name. address. and class in
which the picture should be
entered must be written clearly
in ink on the back Of each
print. Mail them to the
Amateur Snapshot Contest
Editor Of The Star.
S. No prints will be returned.
You must be able to furnish
the original negative, but do
not send it unless requested
by the Snapshot Editor. The
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CAMERA ANGLES
Bosic Camera Theories
Go Back to Ancients

after prolonged exposure. In
other words common case
OF sunburn may have been a
milestone on the road to the
perfection of the Photographic
process.
Experiments With Chemicals
Early scholars experimental
over the centuries with the re-
action of certain chemical sub
stances to the effects of light.
But it was not until 1902 that
WedgeWood, an EngliShman,
was able to produce sill
houette Of a leaf through the
use of silver nitrate. Although
not a true photograph, as we
know it. this was a definite
step forward and it was only a
few years later C1839) that
both Daguerre and Talbot
figured out ways and means to
record the captured image of
the camera and fir it perma-
nently.
But even at this point pho
Biography was no slnecure. An
early exposure table of 1910
shows exposures running from
5 to 80 minutes on a very
brilliant day and from so to
20 minutes when cloudy.
Over the next hundred years
the camera and the photo
process speeded up consider
ably by comparison. Faster
lenses were added to the cam
era. better shutters, and a
multitude of gadgets that
aided the photographer in his
quest for pictures that are
quick and easy to make.
Even as this is being writ
ten new cameras and new
Photographic processes are
being perfected and undoubt-
edly 100 years from now cam
era fans will be wondering
how we possibly got along with
the tools that We look upon
as being tops in the field of
camera craft.