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August 4th And 10Th
Important Dates For
SfeeIfon IS Members

STEELTON, Pa. - "St.
Lawrence CF'U Lodge 13 will
hold a Picnic on Sunday, Aug
ust 4, at the well known Ra-
docaj Grounds. The usual
solid and liquid refreshments
will be prepared for the con-
venience of all.
The public is cordially invi-
ted to attend.
We also wish to take this
opportunity to urge our
members to attend the
Mass which will be celebra-
ted in our church, on the
morning of August 10, at
1890 a.m., in honor of our
patron saint, "St. Law
renee.
Immediately after Mass we
will proceed to the Croatian
Home, where a delicious din
ner will be served to all in at
tendance. Remember, the date
is Saturday, August 10.
We are happy to report
that our first picnic of the
season, held on Sunday, June
9, was a very successful af-
fair. There was a large atten-
dance, with approximately 81
people coming all the way
from Bethlehem.
In behalf of the officers
and members of Lodge 13, we
wish to thank our brothers
and sisters from Bethlehem
and hope to see them at many
more events in the future.
Ivan Trllac, Rep.
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K-C Lodges In "Frat Day Homecoming"
July 28 Affair At
Shady Rest Park
Kolo Dancing BY
Youthful Group

KANSAS CITY, Kans. -
The Central Educational Com
mittee of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union Lodges here will
sponsor it's annual "Fraternal
Day Homecoming on Sun
day, July %, at Shady Rest
Park, 84th and State Avenue,
Wyandotte County.
Seven of the Greater
Kansas City CFU Lodges
will meet again in the big
gest outing of the year.
This will be a gala day for
you to bring along your
friends and prospective
members.
There will be no shortage
of hot barbecued lamb and
other refreshments, and dan
cling will be to the music of
a tamburitza orchestra. There
will also be singing and Won
derful kolo dancing by our
own youthful group.
There will be plenty of
free parking space and no
admission charged.
We hope that every Gro
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Miami 982 Members
Outing Sunday, July 70

MIAMI, Fla. = Lodge 982
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will sponsor it's Lodge
Picnic on Sunday, July %, at
Lena's Motel, located on 209
and u. S. Route 1.
The committee will see that
there is an ample supply of
barbecued lamb and all the
usual refreshments available
for your convenience.
All the proceeds from this
affair will 60 into our Nest
$50 treasury.
Ante Roncevic, Mgr.
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Dun|o Lodge 81 Members
Set For Outing Sunday

DUNLO, Pa. - CF'U Lodge
81 will hold it's Annual Picnic
on Sunday, July 21, at the
Firemen's Park in Dunlo.
There will be dancing in the
evening, with music provided
by a good polka orchestra.
Barbecued lamb and all
other types of solid and liquid
refreshments will be available
from IL noon on.
All members and friends
are cordially invited to attend.
Mike Kozar, Sec'y.
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Lodqes 125 And 143 In Annual Picnic

McKEEs ROCKS, Pa. -
The two local C.F.U. affili-
ates, Lodge 125 "Sv. Josip i
Matija' and Lodge 143 "Spir-
its" will, jointly, hold their
annual picnic Sunday, July 81
at Kwalick's Grove located
off Mccoy Road in McKees
Rocks.
Kwalick's Grove, since the
recent suburban development
surrounding it, is very access
ible by the Kenmawr bus of
the Shaffer Coach Lines
which serves this community
over Charters and Island
Avenues and on thru Mccoy
Road.
The committee is prepared
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E.S.L. Priminq For Funniest

WHITING, IND. - whit
ing Friendship Fraternity"
E. S. L. 805 will stage it's An
nual Picnic on Sunday, July
21, at John Paljug's Picnic
Grounds in Black Oak.
There will be plenty of IL
quid refreshments, barbecued
lamb and tamburitza music.
All our friends in the area are
cordially invited to attend.
All lodge members are re-
quested to turn in their por-
table TV tickets as soon as
possible.
Now is the time for men,
bers to pay their dues up to
date. 1t will be a little less
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painful at this time, especially
since the 1857 dividend check
has been received by your fl
nancial secretary and you
probably don't owe as much
as you think. How about get
ting caught up with these i'm
portant payments and then
staying paid up.
1t is easier on the pocket
book, you know, to pay one
months dues at a time. All
members who send their re-
mittance and dues books by
mail are requested to enclose
a self-addressed, stamped en-
Continued on Page 81
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TO accommodate the attending
members and public with a
minimum Of waiting.
There will be plenty of
"janjetine", which as bar
becued lamb has struck a
respondent chord among
many of our non-Slav pa
irons in Mckees Rocks and
the environs.
AS usual there will be the
supplemental round of re-
freshments, soft, cold and
otherwise, available, to add to
the sociability of the occasion.
We will have the Blue
Eagle Tamburitzans from
Cokeburg, Pa, to furnish
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Lieutenant Governor of Penna.
served for 10 years and was
again elected a Member Of the
Democratic State Committee
in 1852.
In 1854 he was elected to
the office of Lieutenant
Governor of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Furman has been a
member of the Board of
Trustees of Waynesburg Col
lege for twenty years and has
served three years as Presi-
dent Of the Waynesburg
Chamber Of Commerce.
He is also a member of Del
ia Sigma Phi Fraternity, the
Elks and the Moose.
Married to the former Ma
ry Kelley of Wilkes-Barre,
Pa, he is the father of two
children, Mary F. (Berryman)
and Roy E. II.
Program 800 PM Sharp
Introducing Mr.. Furman to
the West View audience Sun
day, July 21, will be the Hon.
Thomas R. Balaban, 1st Dep
uty Insurance Commissioner
of the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania. Bro. Balaban
Continued On Page 81
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kenoshans Shape
nth Croatian Day
Lodges And Tams
Prep For Outing

KENOSHA, Wise. - The
18th Annual Croatian Day
Picnic will be held Sunday,
August 4, at Minkowski's
Grove, located on Highway 80,
four miles north of Kenosha.
This yearly event is spon-
sored jointly by CF'U Lodges
2O7, 276 692 and our musical
organization, the Elias Tam
buritza Serenaders.
AS in recent years, this will
be the big event of the sum-
mer season. We are going all
out to make this one of our
biggest and most successful
picnics ever held here, with
fun for all.
The kiddies will have
games and pony rides and
the adults will be enter
tanned by the Elias Serena
ders, with songs and dane
ing continuously from 200
p.m., until dark.
Then of course there viii
be barbecued lamb, done up ir
real Croatian style, plus home
made sausage. To quenck
your thirst, our committee
will see to it that there will
be all forms of drinks with
competent bartenders to serve
you.
Our nest will have charge
Of the ice-cream, popcorn
candy and soda stand and will
cater to the younger set.
We invite all our Milwau.
kee, Racine, North Chicago
and Waukegan friends to help
us celebrate this friendly
gathering on August 4th.
Come early, stay late.
Picnic Committee
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Ill Of 4 Counties To Hold
Urgent Meeting, July 28

COKEBURG, Pa. - The
next meeting Of the United
Lodges of Fayette, Greene,
Washington and West More
land Counties will be held on
Sunday, July %, at 2 pm, in
the Croatian Home, Cokeburg,
Pa, with "St. George" Lodge
354 as host.
Due to the fact that this
will be the last meeting before
our Annual Fraternal Day,
scheduled for Sunday, August
Is, there will be many impor-
tant matters to be discussed.
All representatives from
the participating lodges are
urged to be present.
Bernard NJ. Lukehch, Sec'y.
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Roy E. Furman
To Deliver Address
Strossmayer Choir And Junior ko|o
Group VIII Share Musical Spotlight
With Balkan Serenaders Tan1buritzans

PITTSBURGH = The Western Pennsylvania United
Lodges of the Croaan Fraterna Union of America the
largest such grouping of Lodges within the Society," will
hold their 17th Annual CFU Day Sunday July 2 at West
View Park Route 10, Pittsburgh.
Guest of honor of the sponsoring Lodges will be the
Hon. Roy E. Fuman, Lieutenant Governor of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania. Born April g. 1901, in Dunkard
Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Mr.. Furman
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program on Page 11)

program on Page 1D
Mr.. Furman was elected a
member of the Democratic
State Committee in 1923 and
1880; elected to the Pennsyl-
vania House of Representa-
tives in 1882, 1884, 1886 ana
1888; elected Speaker of the
House in May, 1886, succeed
ing the late Speaker Wilson
G. Sarig; reelected Speaker
for the 1878 Term.
He also served as a Mem
Der of the General State Au-
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educated in the Greene Coun-
ty Public Schools, Mt. Morris
High School and Waynesburg
College, where he taught
mathematics in his Senior
year.
After graduation he was
employed by a construction
company and later entered the
construction business on his
own, continuing it until 1855.
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thority, the State Government
Commission on Interstate Co.
operation. Elected Democra-
tic = County Chairman Of
Greene County in 1912, he
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Omaha CFU, ecu And Croatian Club
To Stage Croatian Day Picnic Sunday

OMAHA, Neb. - The Gro
atian Day Picnic, under the
auspices Of the local Croatian
organizations, will be held
this Sunday, July 21, at Verys
Hill Haven Farms, commenc-
ing at 1900 noon.
Barbecued lamb and pork
will be available as we'll as
other sandwiches and cooling
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listening pleasure will be fur
nished by the Croatian Sons
Tamburitza Orchestra.
A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to all our people in the
area and a good time is as
sured to all.
j. T. Cupich, Sec'y.
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WILKES . ARTIs. Att0rn.y..
lcoNTINUEpl

HlLhES n Ahllo, hetOhhesb.
500 Tower Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court. NO
1907. Administration This II
To Give Notice: That the sub
scriber. OF the District OF Colum'
bia. has obtained from. the
Probate Court OF the District Of
Columbia, Letters Of Adminissra,
ton on the estate of JOSEPH
BRANDT LATIMER. late. Of the
District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the
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before the 9Th day OF January
AID. 1888; otherwise they may
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OF said estate. Given under my
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education and personal data. and
we will arrange for personal inter
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NOTICE
TO
JOB APPLICANTS

The Star does not knoiD-
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advertisements Offering
employment in violation
OF the chld-lGbor propi-
sions OF the Fair Labor
Standards Act. iUhich sets
rs years as the minimum
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the minimum age is Is.
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Departments Wage and
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SERVICE STATION-Road service
men. auto mechanic. mechanic,
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FE. 3-1202
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UNITED STATES DIS T r &c
COURT for the District Of Colum
hta, Holding Probate Court.--No
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Give Notice: That the subscribers
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obtained from the Probate Cour
Of the District of Columbia. Let
tiers Testamentary on the estate 0
FMELEEN CARLISLE HILL, lat
Of the District Of Columbia, de
ceased. All persons having claim
AGAINST the deceased are hereb.
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or before the 23rd day Of January
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RELP-MEM

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Radcliffe College
Names Trustee

Miss Mary E. Switzer, director
of the once of Vocational Re-
Mobilization Of the United States
Department Of Health. Education
and Welfare. has been elected to
the board Of trustees Of Rad
cliffe College As an alumnae
trustee.
Miss Switzer Is one Of nine
named Radcliffe trustees. The
others are:
Nelson w. Aldrich and VIII
liam w. Wolbach of Boston. Mrs
John Marshall and Benjamin
S. Clark Of New York City
Sydney Stein. jr. Of Chicago, Pro-
fessors Randall Thompson and
Hugh o. Hencken Of the Har-
ward faculties, and Mrs. Hyman
B. lillian Of Newton. Mass, the
other alumnae trustee.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

TO: JIM AND FLORENCE JOHN.
son. II ltvtne-tf dead. heirs Of.
address unknown. You are hereby
notified Of the existence Of an I'M
lawful condition on Lot. $50, Square
street 1 sW consst as@'s 81 u aS
premises (section 1902 = D. C.
Housing Regulations). Unbarricaded
vacant building leeet. 312. Chap
Ter No. 9. Building, Code Of the
District Of Columbia). You are di:
sssssd to cause e :. the serS SAG ol
before July Is. 1857. Upon your
failure so to do, the said unlawful
condition will be corrected BY the
p. G. Government and the cost
thereof including. the cost OF this
advertisement VIII be assessed a.
ne La esa1nhs 'n 5. se ). 'a KnxHkkick.
T; 4; LANE, Commissioners, D. c.
heid by the Commissionefs, D. c..
In the matter Of closing certain
alley areas In d. c.. as heretnafter
described aE and e. e.. sai I,n, Commits mis-;
he sley ere referred ca GO Should s.
closed. NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN
that under date Of June b.. 1857.
they have grepared the following
order: "OHDERED: Ihat pur-
suant to the provisions Of Pub. Act
1907, appr'd Dec. 10. 1882. the
alley areas as shown in green
color on plats filed 70 the once Of
the Surveyor. d c.. and numbered
as Maps SI73. STA, S175. S1S9
and SLY. are hereby ordered
CLOSED; same to take enect In
and after JULY is. 1857: the title
to the land comprised in said areas
so closed to revert to the abutting
property owners as shown on said
maps; the said closines to take
effect Jointly or separately by sub
seouent order or orders en- the ef-
fective date aforesaid, according to
Items /. 2, 3, 4 and 8, described
as follows: ~ Closing Of part OF
ing Of public alley in So. 449; go
Closing Of public alley IN 81. sQ3;
- Closing Of public alley in 50.
20: (5l Closing Of public alley in
90. 102." Any aEd all parties IN
terested must nie. in writing, with
the Commissioners, d. C., obiec-
as to any Item providing for the
closings listed above. within the
S sos1 period pr,Sr Ittoo.,July .hl.SI;
become effective on and after that
date. In accordance with the pro-
visions Of Pub. Act 307, appr'd.
In. b. 3. IR2AaRicK. + : 4. LANE.
SoT 1TIsiiS ac.aIP asG:s4.asasa7..s.
2o-jy1,2.
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Promising 'Trovioto'
Abbreviated by Rain

the tempos, and they carried the
ensembles with zip and good
sound.
Conductor Theodore Gargiulo
deserves much of the credit for
the many successful moments
last night for. with threatening
weather added to the countless
problems Of under-rehearsed
opera. his control was masterful
indeed.
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PROPOSALS

WILMINGTON SUBURBAN SAM.
TARY COMMISSION--CO
NO. MISUNDERSTANDING AND
DELIVERING CAST IRON WATER
PRESSURE PIPE.-Sealed propos-
ais for furnishing and delivering
one. thousand U,000l lineal. feet
OF 3-inch five-hundred (b00l lineal
feet of 4-inch Glass % unlined
Mechanical Joint: thirty 1ve-thou-
sand t35.000l lineal feet 6-inch;
forty-thousand (40.000l lineal feet
OF s-inch Glass .. unlined Tyton
Joint; .one-thousand u,000 lineal
feet OF 1.-inch Class 20 Cement
Lined Tyton Joint Cast Iron Pipe,
complete with all necessary access
sories-Alternate bids on 6-inch,
s-tnch and l.-inch will be re-
ceived on Mechanical Joint Pipe,
all complete with necessary access
sories, will be received in the once
OF the Purchasing Agent, Room
Gala, OF the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission, 40li Ham,
ilton street, Hyattsvllle, Maryland
until Friday, July 3, 1857 at 1880
a M. Eastern Daylight SAVINGS
Time, ~ which time and place they
Will be publicly opened and read
Specifications may be obtained from
8: z Salsberry, Purchasing Agent
Of the Commission I. EARLE
BOURNE, Chairman FRANK L.
HEWITT, Jr. v-Chairman; j, NOR
MAN .AGER, JAMES 3 BLAND.
WILLARD A. MORRIS, l.. s. RAY.
Commissioners ATTEST. JOHN T.
BoNIFANT, Secretary. ie2t