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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-04
Chicago 785 Election
Slated For January 8

Chicago, Ill. - The next
regular meeting of our CFU
Lodge 785 will be held Sum
day, January s, in the Sokol
Hall at 1903 South Racine
Avenue at 7::30 PM.
Following the regular ses-
sion, the members will turn
to the important business of
electing their Lodge officers
for 1856 and top it off by en-
joying refreshments. Certain
ly every member should turn
out for so vital a meeting of
our Lodge.
May we also remind our
fellow Lodge 785 members
that, beginning with Febru-
ary, all 1856 monthly meet
ings will take place every
second Sunday of the month
| and start at 9 o'clock in the
morning.
II. SchOettler, Recorder
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Struthers Lodge Dues
Must Be Paid Promptly

Struthers, Ohio - At the
yearly meeting of CFU Lodge
5O4, which was held Decem-
Der II, it was discussed and
approved unanimously by the
members that dues would no
longer be accepted at the Sec
retary's home, Under any cir
cumstances, the privile c 6 e
having been abused.
Therefore, the dues must
be paid on the date of the
meetings, which is the second
Sunday of the month, or in
some cases members will
have to be suspended.
The secretary will be on
the premises at 1919 Lowell
vile Rd. from 100 PM until
4:30 PM to accommodate any
member who cannot attend
the regular meeting, at 200
PM, because of his work
schedule.
TT e following members
were elected to office for the
year of 1856: President, Vim
cent Radilovic; Vice-Presi-
dent, Steve Evankovich; Sec
retary, Alex Matijevich; Re-
cording Secretary, Pauline
Olson; Treasurer, Margaret
Bonish; Pres. of Sick Com
mittee, Alex Matijevich; Nest
Manager, Col Idle Zaluski; !;
Trustees, Joe Benkovich,
Steve Evankovich and Joe
Zaluski.
Alex Matijevich, Sec'y.
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Joshua }. Mundell. Preceding
the ceremony, nuptial music
was played by the organist,
Mr.. Boyce, and Mario Sc
gretti, Soloist, sang ave Ma
ria" and "Pongus Angelicus". !.
Baskets of mixed white
flowers and candelabra form
ed the setting for the cere-
mony. The bride was given in
marriage by her brother, Mr.
William A. Billy of Jackson
vile, Florida. He just return
ed from the far east and
served 4 years with the u.
S. N. and is attending jack
sonville Junior College now.
The bride wore a gown of
lace and nylon tulle over taf-
feta, with a portrait neckline
and sweetheart sleeves. Pa
nels of lace starting at the
waistline formed a chapel
length train. Her fingertip
veil of silk illusion fell from
a crown of sheered illusion
and lace Medallion trimmed
in sequins and seed pearls.
The bride carried a white
prayer book covered with
lace, a white orchid and Ste
phonatis.
Attendants included Mrs.
Lillian Mcdaniel, sister of
the bride as Matron of Honor
Miss Patricia Evans as Maid
Of Honor and Miss Patricia
Sherer, Miss Evelyn Gregory,
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ranks bro. Stanley Charles
Creech, formerly a member
of Nest 461.
Stanley was born October
IA, 1887, in Oakland, and at
tended st. Patrick's grade
school and St. Elizabeth's S
High School, where he was a
star player on the football
team and also the track team.
He is the grandson of Mrs.
M. Jelcich, a member of our
Lodge for over 80 years.
Stanley is now attending
Oakland Junior College and
plans to enter Pre-Medical
School at the University of
California next year.
We take this opportunity
to welcome bro. Creech and
wish him the best of luck
and success in the further
ancc of his education.
Peter Capitanich, Sec'y.
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Versailles Ladies To
Toast Silver Jubilee

Versailles, Pa. - The Gro
atian Ladies' Club will cele-
brate it's 25th Anniversary
with a banquet on February
S, 1856, at the Croatian Hall,
3rd and jefferson Street.
We make an appeal to all
other lodges and organiza-
tions to please refrain from
holding an affair on that
date, and come out and help
us celebrate.
Remember the date, Feb
ruary' 5, 1856.
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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 ]. A. Strinich. 640---
18th Street, Clarion, Pa,
the local league secretary, or
the C.F.U. Sports-Education-
al Department, 3441 Forbes
Street, Pittsburgh, 13, Pa.
Frank Braidic, Director
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S|ovan Members Urged
To Attend Jan. 8 Meet

Slovan, Pa. - The Annual
Meeting of CF'U Lodge 54S
will take place Sunday, jan
uary 8, 1856, in the Lodge
Home.
At this session reports for
the year 1856. will be read by
the officers and a set of lodge
officials will be elected for
the Forthcoming year. We
urge all members to attend.
John KOsovec, Sec'y.
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.. John ShimrOck, Jr :.
John Shimrock, Jr., whose
picture accompanies this brief
article.
A member of Croatian Fra
ternal Union Junior Order
Nest 255 since the age of two
months, he is the son of John
and Elizabeth Shimrock and
the grandson of Mrs. Mary
Shimrock. He, is a healthy
young lad and the favorite of
all who know him.
Thanks to youngsters like
John Shimrock, Jr., there
need be no fear for the future
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union. They'll keep it great
long after we've gone.
Family Friend
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Mar|ene Billy And 1t. Lester Roberts
Married Aug. 13 In Washington Church
Bride, Mother, Brother And Sister Are
Members Of Versailles, Pa, Lodge 146

Washington, ID. G. - On Saturday, August 18th, 1865
at $3.50 PM. Miss Marene Billy, member of C.FU. Lodge
146 and daughter of Mrs Catharne Billy of Washington
D. c. became the bride of It. Lester B. Roberts, u S. NJ
of Mrs Helen Roberts of Alvin, Texas.
The ceremony which took place in the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church Of Washington, performed by Father
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Stanley Creech
Would Be Doctor

Oakland, Calf. - C. F. u.
Lodge 356 recently had the
pleasure of admitting into it's
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John Shimrock
Had Holiday Fun

Mariana, Pa. - The past
holidays were certainly plea
SAINT ones in the life of little
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Junior Order Department Will Again
Graduate Large Class During January
Losses BY Transfer Spotlight Necessity
OF Participating In Membership Campaign

E09 WatSOnVille, California
Gizdich, Mary Ann
Letunich, Edward M.
210 No. Escanaba, Mich.
Kolich, Anthony
272 Canonsburg, Penna.
Sokac, Ivan Andrew
282 San Francisco, Calf.
Butch, Mitchell
Musich, Florence
285 Mather, Penna.
Paluda, Patricia
Sabo, Stephen
80 Lyons, Illinois
Bedrava, Joan
314 Joliet, Illinois
Nemcevich, Mary
1922 Chicago, Illinois
Perisin, James
324 st. Louis, Mo.
Matejcic, Deanna
Baricevic, Virginia
339 Lynch, Kentucky
Kristo, George Louis
341 Joliet, Illinois
Grgurich, Joseph
343 Warren, Ohio
Stefek, Rose
384 Butte, Montana
Kello, Clarence
386 n. S. Pgh., Penna.
Schaub, Edward
1913 Kipling, Michigan
Barak, Lorraine
443 St. Louis, Mo.
Matejcic, Deanna
467 n. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Markovich, Eleanor
All Chicago, Illinois
frankie, Diane
SIG N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Harris, Robert
52S Des MoineS, Iowa
Stajcar, Ed Philip
536 Oakland, California
Siegler, Leonard
! SAL Gallup, New Mexico
Krznarich, Roze
542 Mountain View, Calf.
Selich, Jack
SIC Aliquippa, Penna.
Thomas, Nicholas
595 South Chicago, Illinoi:
Kopilash, John Jr.
6Oi Cleveland, Ohio
Dragas, Peter
Krall, Catherine
61O Chicago, Illinois
Clark, James
Jakovich, Marlene
622 Los Angeles, Calf.
Match, Katherine
G A n A d A
1872 Schumacher, Ontario
Canjar, Stephen
391 Hamilton, Ontario
Novosel, Mary
465 Nanaimo, B. G.
Tonzetic, Ljubica
4SU vancouver. b. u.
Katalinic. Ivan
Milinkovich. Joseph
1876 MercOal, Alta
! Eisler, Paula
| 489 Arvida, Quebec
Kovacevich, Mato
527 Port Arthur, Ontario
Jaklitch, John
566 Sault Ste Marie, Ont.
Punkari, Thomas
598 Grimsby Beach, Ont.
Butkovich, Edward
COL Sarnia, Ontario
Kukucka, Margaret
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Beverly
5 Hajko George, Kulic Joseph
W., Velich Ranko
Gornick Marilyn, Kolich Pete,
Radakovich Magdalena
II kalcevic John J. Jr.
13 Bahoric Virginia M.
16 Dodig Robert, Herceg Carl
Joseph
19 Misic Robert, Vidina Mary
Jane, Zunic Joseph F. Jr., ru-
mic Stephen j.
81 Kosch Frances Ann, Kosch
Peter Jr., Nave Anthony B.
"a Coles Carol j., Coles Marilyn
M, Snead William
20 Sins Margaret T.
80 Bilich Rose, Knafl Harry John
35 Modrcin Thomas F.
80 Simunic Anthony N.
AZ Spak Ann Margaret
a. Puskaric Stella M.
46 Meyers Violet
so Pozaric Stanko Ivan
So Sorich Donald Carl
Sc Osmonovich Louis
81 Cvetan William John, Para
dina Cvita
SO Marnicio Antoinette
81 Leporte James P.
66 Horvatich Emery A.
70 Franciskovich Martin, Tomich
Irwin, Tomich Phillip
Is Cankar Mary Louise
rs Austin William j., Delost Ma
ry R., DiMartile Arthur
IS Buyan Mary Ann, Cvetic Jo-
seph Frank, Mikan William r.
80 Grahek George
115 Reese Robert R.
130 Zdilar Eugene Joe
1876 Chaszar Carol Jean, Kadoich
Theresa M.
141 Blaskovic John L., Bukovac
Joseph, Kos John, Lukinich
Stephen, Radencic Barbara
145 Vardion Kenneth S.
154 Spudic Carl
165 Gergurich William T.
1877 De Basic Betty Jean, Kalmett
Dorothy
ITO Mails Anne, Mails Walter
IT'S Wicevic Elizabeth
201 Bouc Matthew j., Grzanich
Patricia
228 Saban Kathryn Ann
234 Fabac Frank ].
238 Plesha Donald
261 Radulovich Carole M, Radulo-
vich John S., Varick Virginia
L.
200 Mihalich Ann
304 Karol George Albert
306 Sather Bruce Robert
$40 Jagerski William r.
335 Vardigan Ora Mae
337 Norsic Anne
349 Noga Lawrence A.
351 Benkovich Dolores A., Blasius
Wendelin, Gray Donald Tho
mas
356 Creech Stanley c.
362 Mccarthy Anna M.
367 Radosevich Joseph M.
395 Prpich Geraldine
4O6 Costello Daniel r., Zdunich
Frank T., Zdunich George Jr.
423 Crnkovich Patricia, Kerlin
Robert j., Klaric Carol Jean
Klaric Michael ", Kolich John
David, Stacko Marilyn, Tete-
rich Mitchell, Valentich Eliza
beth, Veselic Eleanore, Wal
lack Ann, Wallack Edward
432 Je1ick Alice, Milovac Philo-
+; meme
437 Bostich Florence
! 472 Stanich Mary E.
SOC Markovich Mary Lou
528 zakaria Dorothy ].
533 Wilk Stanley, N,ilk Tom
$40 Behulak Marianne, Chop Ray.
mond, Ingram Janice NJ, Po-
loskey Robert, Pulpan Ed.
ward, Roman Richard M.
541 Smith John j.
542 Yosanovich Mihailo
588 Frlekin Gabriel
602 Lonack Barbara Mary
500 Menghini Fred Jr.
621 Odak Barbara
626 Tominac Olga Jean
643 Grguras Mary
TT Marovich Mildred F..
720 Yerzyk Andrew j.
731 Kalan Paul F., Krasovich Ca.
rol r.
TAB Glad Robert, Popovich Eli c
749 Kariolich Olga, Osterling Ele.
amor
ITO Bosnich David Louis
795 Hutchinson Diane E.
S17 Bacich Michael, Bacich Viii
| liam
854 Ursich Katherine
859 Demyan Barbara Ann, Dero,
Jean Ann
$50 Belovich Angela
867 Lukin Leonard
$40 Beneck Mary Ann
972 Grmolyes Glenda L., Stanko
vich Mary
974 Matern Joseph, Matern The
resia
New Members - Canada
268 Geshel Marie Joan, Yurkovici
! Draga
608 Dobeas Peter, Rendulic Fran
ca, Tepsa Natalie
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The CrOatian Fraternal
Union was organized In 1894.
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432 Prpich Richard S.
sos krznaric Steve
566 Salopek George
588 Mariani Pavao, Morris Rudy,
Skorpanich Karmela, Skorpa-
mich Stanislav,
652 Serum Edward
968 Logar Alexander
Accepted On Reserve Via Transfer
20 Kirin Alice M.
229 Ferko Margaret
931 Goyack Thomas M.
953 Oreskovich Mary
Suspensions
5 Mateljan Charles
18 Juricic Bernice, Tomac Dor
othy
80 Halcrow Barbara
1T Stephan Barbara
POI Tindall Gerald G.
214 Matelski Joyce nm
240 Boravac Joyce
246 Rajcich John A.
800 Kirschner Rudolph D.
367 Oliver Wilma
423 Pavlecek Ana
528 Cindrich George, Kordish Pa
tricia M
541 Matulja Henry r.
500 Cvitkovich Ann e.
1854 Tanasijevich Dobrivoje
$50 sergey Michael, Wesley Joseph
r.
63S Dragicevich Mary
697 Kezele Nevenka
1893 Benich Pavel
Suspension Via Transfer
588 Petrcs George ].
931 Goyack Thomas M.
Cash Surrenders
9 Mravicich Tony
Is Kozel Mary, Kozel Rudolph
18 Juricic Theresa
80 Collins Wayne John
"a Simcic Edward ", Simcic
Grace Ann
so Radosevich John ].
70 Dejanovich Thomas
80 Younkin Margaret
141 Papa Mary A.
! 142 Popella Ann, Savage John
Walter
, 148 Lazzari Antonio, Lazzari Ma
| ria, Lazzari Tony
154 Bartolac Thomas
1875 Yagich Vincent F.
1872 Katalin Annie, S bas tian
, Jack, Sebastian Jack Incr.
1876 Sneperger Edward
: 255 Babic Mary
28S Petrusic Frank ].
313 York Betty NJ, York Betty N.
Incr.
337 Volpe Herman R.,
$50 Buff Rose
423 Bilich Joseph, Sprohar Pau
| line, F'udurich John
1872 Swetic John
440 Jamicich John
481 Yaksich Zita
541 Rose Elizabeth M.
5S1 Bojcic Martin
583 Bubanovich Edward
780 Crnarich Louis Paul, Crnarick
Thomas B.
785 Humek Mark
! 843 Buletti Anne L.
| 1854 Mratinich Geraldine
876 Ziganto Josip
608 Blitva Anna, Borosich Kuz-
! man, Jelenich Nikola, Jelenich
| Nikola Incr.
638 Prpich Matilda
Reserve Expired
~ Allen Mary D.
II Cuklin George
80 Skrlac Carolyn Jean
40 Kedra Regina Marie
so Ramsey Frances
80 Slogoskie Elizabeth
/; 81 Sipusic Alojz
ITO Bracich Helen, Cuculich Rich
ard
243 Bojko MILO
292 Spendow Andy F.
304 Siaus Victoria
405 Zbukvich Helen
588 Mariani Pavao
sos Petty Angela
664 Mistic James Peter
sos Smircic Slime
976 Frkovich Ernestine
896 Jaguzic Thomas
Withdrew From Membership
80 Krcmaric John
GAL Rafalovich Marlene
676 Skalko June
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for the evening.
 Under Good of the Order" Pres ident Doris Eastaugh was present. ed with lovely spring corsage of Lysichiton Camstachacense, (com- monly known as skunk cabbage,) that she was stinker to make the P. P.'s do all the work instead of being guests. With quite few cf the members still recovering from flu, and their sense of scent inn paired, 'Stinky" wasn't too lonely.
 After the business meeting the hostesses dressed in gala beach at- tire invited all members to attend the Mothers Day picnic in the lodge hall which had been appro- priately decorated. The guest of honor" President Eastaugh who gently but firmly had been attired for the occasion in a ravishing 1910 beach costume, was intro duced. When interviewed, the Pres ident stated she fervently hoped that all pictures taken would be complete blanks.
 Prizes of heart-shaped, beautiful ly decorated cakes by Dorothy Ney- man were awarded after a series of contests. The one serious moment of the evening was the award of a cake to Mrs. Hannah Sundberg, mother of B. P. o. E. 1595's Exalt- ed Ruler Harry Sundberg, and the not too serious awards to Mary Bu- ness, the winner in the Fun League. President Eastaugh won one event - only because the lead ing contender Ga P. P.) was dis qualified when found in the picnic basket Needless to say, all mem bers attending had hilarious time Not all was nonsense during the evening, however. Under the busi- ness meeting considerable plans for
 the future were made. A letter from John o. Bangeman, M. D., To- cal physician and surgeon and Pub-
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flic Health Officer, was read asking the Emblem Club to sponsor the lchest survey program here in Wrangell in September. The Club felt honored to be asked to aid in this worthy cause and a unanimous vote to accept was passed.
 It was voted to have a hog dog stand for the Fourth of July and Connie Buness is the Fourth of July committee representative.
 The birthday package to the clubs foster child, Anastasia Tseva has been sent, Joy Smith, chair man, announced and thanks were expressed to Irene Remmerdan. Sharon Denney and Phyllis Peter son for their wonderful donations.
 The Supreme Presidents visita- tion will be July 6, if present plans are carried through.
 Chairman of the ways and means committee, Mildred Grant, suggest ed rummage sale for the club un- der leadership of Bertha Christen- sen May 26. If pickup is needed. call Mrs. Christensen or Mrs. East augh.
 Mrs. Ethelyn Schwartz, Junior Past President, is knitting a love ly afghan again this summer while at Pelican. It will be awarded to some lucky person this fall. Grati- tude Of the Club goes to Mildred's shop for the bargain in the yarns to be used.
 See you members Monday, May 2S, we hope.
 YOUR PREF
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, NOTICE <

IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF AL ASKA, DIVISION NUMBER Before JOEL WING, Commissioner and Ex-officio Probate Judge. Wrangell Precinct
 IN THE MATTER OF THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE ESTATE OF CLIFFORD c. BJORGE, Deceased
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the undersigned was, on the Huh day of May, 1856, duly ap- pointed eXeeutrix of the Last Will and Testament of Clifford G. Bjorge, deceased.
 All persons having claims against the estate of deceased are required to present the same, with proper vouchers attached, to the under signed at WrangelI, Alaska, within
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that AL bert o. Cooper has made applica- tion for a Homesite under the act of May 26, 1894 (4S Stat. SO9) An chorage Serial No. 02049S for tract of land described as Lot P, U. S. Survey 1922 situated on the Wrangell Highway along Zimovia Strait approximately 712 miles Southerly from Wrangell, Alaska, Latitude 560 23' 20" N, Longitude 1320 21' II" w, containing 1.73 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming
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 Entered in the post office at Wrangell, Alaska, as second class matter under Act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
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NOTICE INVITATION TO BID

The Alaska Department of Fish cries will receive. bids on a fiber glass constructed sixteen foot boat with hardtop or half cabin. Official bid forms and specifications may be obtained upon request, address, ed to Alaska Department of Fisher ies, 229 Alaska Office Building, Juneau, Alaska. Bids will be receiv- ed up to 800 p. m. on May 21, 1856, at the above address.
 First publication May 4, 1856
 Last publication May IS, 1856
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six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 11th day of May, 1856.
 CARRIE c. BJORGE
 Executrix of the estate of
 Clifford c. Bjorge First publication May IS, 1856 Last publication June s, 1856
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adversely any of the above men toned land should file their ad- verse claims in the Land Office within the period of publication UT thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 VIRGIL o. SEISER
 Manager First publication April 27, 1856 Last publication June 22. 1856
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PAST PRESIDENTS CONDUCT HILARIOUS ENTERTAINMENT AT MEETING

Monday, May IA, the Past Pres idents of Wrangell Emblem Club, Aurore Grant, Lu Ella McKibben, Mildred Grant, Lenore Moore, Dor othy Newman, Bertrace Chase, and Ethlyn Schwartz, were hostesses and conducted the entertainment
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THE WRANGELL SENTINEL OLDEST CONTINUOUSLY PUBLISHED NEWSPAPER
 IN ALASKA
 Founded in 1902

Published every Friday at Wmn- gell, Alaska by Lew NJ. Williams, Winifred E. Williams and L. M. Williams, Jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
The Director
An Old Convention Hand

Robert Doyle, 35-year- native of Wash
ington, will direct televison coverage of the
national Democratic convention in Chicago for
all three major networks
Despite his comparative youth, Mr. Doyle
Is an old hand at the job. He directed network
pool coverage in 1852 for both national conven-
tionS
Mr. Doyle prepared for his job this year by
viewing telescopes of the 1852 conventions
Our camera positions at Chicago will be
better" he said. We'll be closer to the speakers
and our cameras will be so arranged that the
viewers don't see the backs of so many heads"
Now director producer here for NBC, Mr.
Doyle attended Western and Wilson High
Schools and was graduated from Harvard Uni
'verSity. After serving as a Navy fighter pilot
in World War II, he Joined NBC as page here
in 1896
Growing professionally with televsion, he
handled a variety of drama, quiz, panel and
news shows both for NBC here and ABC in
New York. He was appointed to his present job
in 1858.
One OF the big tasks in covering the con-
Vention is recognizing the candidates and lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
The Stars William Hines
Joins ABC's Round TubIe

William Hines, national editor of The Star,
will be one of seven newsmen retained by the
American Broadcasting Co. for special coverage
of the Democratic National Convention at
Chicago.
Mr. Hines, who will be a member Of The
Stars STAFF at that convention, will be on one
OF ABCs two round tables" which will periodi-
caliy discuss developments as the convention
proceeds. Other members of the round table"
on which Mr.. Hines will appear are Erwin Can
ham, editor Of the Christian Science Monitor;
Albert L. Warner, ABC Washington commenta-
tor, and William Winter ABC West Coast news
caster
Five other newsmen in addition to Mr.
Hines and Mr. Canham were specially retained
by ABC for the convention. They are Ernest X
Lindley, Kenneth Crawford, Sam Shaffer, Hal
Lavine and Bob Fleming, all of Newsweek
Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

ing delegates. From his directing station high
up in Convention Hall in Chicago, he directs
the TV cameras pretty much like quarterback
calls signals for a football team.
During the 1852 conventions, for instance,
his commands went something like this:
Camera two move in on Taft (. camera
four get Ike camera 10 stay on the dele
cation from Ohio"
Covering the dead spots is one Of the
toughest parts of directing the big political
show. With an estimated 30 million people
watching. every effort must be made to main
tain interest
I'VE depend lot on sideplay," he said
Last time there was Marcellino Romani, dele
gate to the Republican convention from Puerto
Rico, who stopped the show with a demand that
his name be pronounced correctly.
There's terrific interest in the conven-
tions and it's dramatic affair to cover-there's
conflict, humor, victory and defeat"
Mr.. Doyle, his wife, Priscilla, and two
daughters live in yorktown Village, Md His
parents long associated with civic affairs here,
are Mr.. and Mrs Henry Grattan Doyle Of $500
Thirty-third street NV. Mr.. Doyle Is dean Of
George Washington Universitys Columbian
College. Mrs. Doyle is former president Of the
District School Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

BOSS OF THE POOL'-Bob DOYLE,
producer-director for NBC news and
special events in Washington, has been
assigned the directors post for the
three-netWork coverage of the Demo-
cratic convention. He handled the
same task at both conventions in 1852.
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