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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29

Wnen the amplgneater proceed
tngs got under way. Jack Tee
garden brought on his talented
combo to warm things UP with
such good. old-fashioned Dixie
land barn-burners as Royal
/. Garden Blues" Basin Street
and That's Q Plenty"
Jack brought on Kid Dry, who
delighted all present with that
amazing trombone virtuosity
with his version Of bill Bailey
and duet rouser with Teegar.
den on "Muskat Ramble." Aud
rey was still rustling and making
lmenacing sounds and q few va.
grant drops Of rain had fallen
N warning.
Then came Louis Armstrong
and crew and the reception must
have warned Audrey. She didn't
make q move while the man with
the most was out there playing
and singing with that old ARM
strong verve that never dimin-
ishes, but seems to increase
with the. years.
Satchmo and crew did won
derful high-spirited things with
Back Home in Indiana" a
couple Of items from High So
ciety" CHOW Jazz Music Is
Made" and the calypso title
song) and w. c. Handy's "Ole
Miss" Louis left the stage to his
pianist and the intermittent
drops became q stable drizzle.
Louis returned and shortly
Audrey picked up her rain and
retreated. He got through q fine
land dIy) rendition Of Sweet
Georgia Brown" and brought
Teagarden back for their comic
duet treatment Of "Ol Rockin'
Chair" It was time for .Velma
Middleton to belt out q couple
OF lusty numbers and to astound
with q bit Of dancing. This is q
chore she performs with the ut
most enthusiasm and good cheer,
but she didn't intimidate Audrey,
who delivered some more damp
ness.
y - y 4
That beaming grin Satchmo
wears came back into the SPOT
light. He raised his horn and the
rain stopped. He kept things dry
for q looming performance Of
"Stompin' at the Savoy" and q
bit Of when the Saints Go
Marching In" Then, shortly
after 10. Louis thought It might
be safe to call for q short inter-
mission. He was wrong.
Enroll Garner came back after
the pause for q brave try with
his seemingly effortless. clean-cutI
jazz piano style. After q few
minutes Of this fine summer
night music. Mr.. Garner called
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07

FARRELL, Pa. = The Slo-
ga Tamburitzans of Farrell,
Pa. will sponsor a picnic on
Sunday, August II, at Shady
Grove, located on route Is on
Sharon-Greenville Road.
The picnic grove is one of
the finest and most accommo-
dating spots in the area. 1t
has a spacious dance pavilion,
ball field and horse shoe
courts. There is plenty of
parking space and picnic
tables. So come early and have
your dinner with us.
There will be barbecued
lamb at noon and during the
day by Joseph Dzapo, one of
the finest in the business.
There will also be refresh
ments of all kinds.
One of the highlights of the
day will be a softball game
between the newly organized
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Inside Story

The late Mayor Fiorello
LaGuardia meets a "col-
league from Yugoslavia."
Page 10.
Northern California Cen
trail Comm, McKees Rocks,
Pa, Lodges stage extraor-
dinarily successful social
gatherings. Page 10.
A chuckle here, a serious
thought there in ''Horsing
Around" Page 8.
Six battling it out for
right to rule as Queen" of
Cleveland's 21st Annua |
Fraternal Day. Article, pix,
page 8.
CFU going in reverse:
See "Junior Jottings" on
page 8.
Aug. IL deadline for CFU
SOftban Tourney entries.
Details page IL.
The Executive Board at
work. Page IL.
Are the younger CFU
members letting their Soci-
ETY. down? Turn to editorial
'Mr. V Goes To Town" on
page 8.
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stop or by the Shaffer bus to
the cemetery.
On this occasion we will
be llonored to have as our
main speaker, bro. Michael
Grasha, Director of the
CFU Junior Order Depart
ment.
There will also be a couple
of other speakers appearing,
the identities of whom will be
found out by attending the
outing.
Music will be provided by
the "Sava River Boys" a
group comprised of Duquesne
University Tamburitzans.
AS at all such affairs, there
will be an ample supply of
barbecued lamb and other
solid and liquid refreshments
available. Ivan Babic, Sec'y.
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Greater PIT "C" Day
Festivities To Cover
Period OF Three DAYS

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - A
three-day celebration will a
gain be scheduled this year
by the Greater Pittsburgh
Croatian Day Committee, dur
ing the coming Labor Day
weekend.
On Saturday, August 81,
the Annual Croatian Day will
be held at KennyWood Park,
where the program festivities
will include the Holy Trinity
Junior Tamburitzans of Am
bridge, the "Javor' Singing
Society of North Side Pitts
burgh and the popular radio
and recording artists, the Po-
zega Tamburitza Orchestra of
Youngstown, Ohio.
The Post -Croatian Day
Reunion will be held at the
Croatian Home, 4th and
Antisbury Streets, in Ran
kin, on Sunday, September
l, and will feature a concert
program and dancing
throughout the evening.
On Labor Day, Monday.
September 2, an Outdoor Re-
union will be held at the Gro.
atian Center, off Babcock
Boulevard, in Millvale, Pa.
Tony Brajdic, Sec'y
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WafscnviiIe $50 Will
Stage 9Th Annual Fefe
Saturday, August 24th

WATSONVILLE, Calf. -
The Eighth Annual Program
and Dance to be given by
Lodge 352 will be held Satur-
day evening, August "a, 1857.
All of our friends from San
Francisco and surrounding
areas are graciously invited
to attend and help us make
this evening an outstanding
success, and a pleasant get
together that will long be re-
membered.
The program will be held
in the LOOT. Hall, commence
ing at 8 pm. and dancing will
begin at 9 pm. to the music
Of Ed Marentis and his Or
chestra.
This program is for the
benefit of our Youth Fund,
which primarily assists the
Junior Nest for their
Christmas Party, Summer
Picnic and other activities.
In charge of this event this
year will be Mildred Ristich
and Bill Markovch, as Co.
Chairmen. Assisting on the
committee are John Prokuri-
"a, Roy Clay, John Novaco-
vich, Nick Korach, Vincent
Gizdich, John Scurich, Kay
Butter, Mary Pilo, Stella ia
gich, and Mary Ann Scurich.
Many other members will be
added to this group to work
on the various committees the
night of the program.
An interesting and lively
! program is planned, featur-
ing new KolO numbers, a
PantOmine skit, accordion
solo, songs and other dance
numbers. More details will
be publicized later.
The usual good refresh
ments will be available and a
wonderful evening is in store.
so once again, we ask all of
| you to attend this fete on
Saturday, August "a at 8 pm
Mary Ann Scurich, Pub
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Youngsters Deserve About Support On Occasion
Farrell "Soga" Junior Tamburfzans In Fete Aug 11th

Croatian Athletic Club and
the Old Timers stars of past
years. The game will begin
at 2::30 pm.
Music will be furnished by
our young Sloga Tamburitz-
ans from 3 to 6 pm. and will
be followed by the Serenaders
orchestra.
We invite all our CFU
members and friends from far
and near to come out and
spend an enjoyable day with
us. Rain or shine the affair
will be held beginning at noon.
Emil BOssick
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which is located one and a
half miles away from Des
PLANES.
Knowing that the Tammies
would be travelling through
Illinois, enroute to Summer
Camp at that time, the under
signed asked their Director,
Mr.. Walter w. Kolar, whether
they would be so kind as to
participate in the Festival.
He answered that they
would be only to happy to
appear as representatives
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union and its ChiIdren's
Home.
The performance will be
enjoyed by War Veterans of
all professions including law
yers, professors, teachers,
etc., and our Hon. Governor
Stratton and members of his
State Administration.
All CFU members in the
Park Ridge Area are cordially
invited to witness the per-
formance.
Nick d. Saric, Super.
Children's Home
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ST. Louis SO Picnic
Slated For AUGUST II

ST. LOUIS, Mo. = Atten-
ton, fellow Croatians in the
St. Louis area. The Annual
Picnic of CFU Lodge so will
be staged on Sunday, August
II, at the st. Joseph Church
Grounds.
The traditional barbecued
lamb will be ready to hit the
scales at high noon and a
generous supply of cooling
beverages will be on tap.
Music for your dancing
pleasure will be provided by
the Polka Toppers.
Tom Bazdaric
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Conway $40 Announces
Fall ShuffIinq Series

CONWAY, Pa. - C.F.U.
Lodge $40 will hold Dances
every Saturday evening, dur
ing the Fall season, beginning
August 81. The weekly events
will take place in the Trophy
Room of our Croatian Hall,
from 1000 pm, until 2 pm.
To begin the festivities, the
Greyko Tamburitza Orchestra
will be providing the music on
August 81.
Members and friends are
invited to attend these weekly
gatherings at the Croatian
Home.
A. j. KrOnstain, Sec'y.
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Stee|ton Lodge Will
Honor Patron Saint
Early Mass Will
Mark Opening Of
ST. Lawrence Day
Celebrants Are
Looking Forward
To Fete At Home

STEELTON, Pa. - T h e
members of "St Lawrence"
Lodge Is of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union Of America will
honor their Patron Saint Sat-
urday, Aug. 10, in keeping
with a local tradition of many
years standing.
The observance of "St.
Lawrence Day" will begin
at 1890 am. Aug. 10 with
a Mass in st. Mary's r. C.
Croatian Church.
In keeping with custom, the
members, will proceed to the
Church in group form from
the front Of the Lodge Hall.
In view OF the solemnlty OF
the occasion, it is hoped that
many members will find the
time to attend these Church
services.
Following Mass the process
sion will wend it's way back
to the Lodge Hall.
A delicious dinner, refresh
ments, entertainment, ETC.,
await those who drop in on
the Hall after Mass on Aug.
10. Dobro nam dosli.
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Monessen 19f Meeting
Switched 10 A,1g. 18th

MONESSEN, Pa. - The
Regular Monthly meeting Of
"Bratstvo" CFU Lodge 1914
will be held on Sunday, Aug
ust 49, at 2 pm, in the Gro
attain Hall, 1858 Schoonmaker
Ave.
The change in the schedule
is being made due TO the fact
that the Nest Picnic will be
held on August II, at the Gro
attain Park in Pricedale.
Please take note of the
change.
Matt Zoretich, Sec'y.
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AmbTidge 304 Members
Will Picnic Aug. 11fh

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - "St.
Nicholas" CFU Lodge 304 will
sponsor an Indoor Picnic for
all it's active and social men,
bers on Sunday, August II,
beginning at 3 pm.
There will be entertainment
by a tamburitza orchestra and
free refreshments for all.
Fred Perich, Sec'y.
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4.County Lodges Will
Hold Fraferna| Fiesta
On Sunday, August 25th

COKEBURG, Pa. - The
United CF'U Lodges of Fay
cite, Greene, Washington and
Westmoreland Counties will
sponsor their 3rd Annual
"Croatian Fraternal Union
Day. on Sunday, August 25,
at the Croatian Park in Price
dale (near Monessen).
The Program at 5 pm, will
feature the music of Joe Mar
malich and his Balkan Sere-
naders of Campbell, Ohio,
and there will be speakers
representing the Gro a t i a n
Fraternal Union.
Damn ri NJ TnL ofioh Coc'1y
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Trafford KoIo Group
AT Croat Center Fefe

TRAFFORD, Pa. - CFU
Nest 2O3 will not hold it's
meeting on Sunday, August
II, for the Kolo Group will
participate in the program at
Croatian Center on that date.
Anyone wishing to pay dues
is asked to do so on Sunday,
August 18, the day of our
regular lodge meeting.
Mary Zegar, Mgr.
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Fontana 959 Meetinq
Slated For AUGUST IS

FONTANA, Calf. = The
members of CFU Lodge $50
are hereby notified that the
next regular meeting will be
held August Is, 1857. Your
attendance is urgent, as a We
ry important matter will be
discussed.
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Tan1s Scheduled
To Take Part In
Midwest Festival
Gov. StrattOn
Plans To Attend
Park Ridge Event

DES PLANES, Ill. - The
internationally famous Du-
quesne University Tambur-
itzans will perform at a Sum-
mer Festival, to be sponsored
by the American Legion, on
August Is, in Park Ridge, ILL.,,
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CFU TO BE REPRESENTED AT FESTIVAL
Junior Director
Slated To Speak
At Quip 423 Fete
Largest Lodge In
Beaver County To
Play Host Aug. IL

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - "Na-
predak" CFU Lodge 423 will
sponsor its Annual Picnic on
August 18th, at the Serbian
church grounds, known as
Serbian Park. The grounds
may be reached by taking the
Davidson High bus to the last
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T. G N N { ITO MS

The Kansas City "Times"
(the morning Kansas City
"Star") gave the Central
Educational Committee of
Greater Kansas City CFU
Lodges Annual Fraternal
Homecoming Fete of 6aly
28 last front page coverage
in it's edition of July 25,
1857.
How's that for having
the right sort of connection
in your home town?
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Etna Lodge 4 Seeking
Bids For Club Steward

ETNA, Pa. - CFU Lodge
4 will accept applications for
the position of Club Steward.
Applications must be filed
with the Lodge President or
Secretary before our regular
Lodge meeing on Sunday.
August II, not later than 2
pm. The candidates must be
members of Lodge 4.
Further information and
particulars may be obtained
from any Of our officers.
Mark Vinski, Pres.
Joseph Rukavina, Sec'y.
c. CHARITABLE
F FUNDAMENTAL
U - UNDERSTANDING
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Bernard NJ. Luketich, Sec'y
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Coming Events

Greater Pitt
Croatian Day
Saturday, Aug. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-05
Officers Wives BristIe
Over Generals Order

Il see I have a few unloyal
wives he said Il thought l
was speaking to them off the
record
General, how can conversa-
ton with 400 women be of the
record?' he was asked.
YES" he replied. Even
talking with ones wife some
times is toe much. isn't it?"
The general held his ground.
however repeating his state
ment that you can't fraternize
too far or YOU lose the respect
OF your men"
He said this did not preclude
neiehborly relations between
families, regardless of rank.
But he ruled out partying to-
ecther
A few of the complaining
wives said they were pres
surcd" into attending the gem
erals speech.
One wife reported: II got a
call from the wife of my hus-
bands superior who said it
would be in my husbands best
interest If / attended"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-05
Eisenhower to Delay
Newport Vacation

President Eisenhower prob
ably will delay his planned va
cation at the Newport, r. l.,
Naval Base until after Congress
adiourns. White House Press
Secretary James c. Hagerty
said today.
The President had been pre-
pared to go to Newport if and
when the House took a recess.
as House leaders had planned
when it looked as If the Senate
would be tied up by filibuster
OF the civil rights bill.
But now that House leaders
have discarded the recess idea,
Mr.. Hagerty said he would
think that the President would
remain in Washington until
Congress adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-05
CosoIs, 80, Weds
Music Student, Il

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico.
Aug. 5 CP' The marriage OF
80-year-old cellist Pablo CasalS
70 2l-year-old music student
was disclosed today by the
Judge who married them here
last Saturday.
Mr.. Casals, acknowledged as
the worlds greatest cellist, left
San Juan Yesterday with his
bride, Marta Montanez OF San
Juan, to arrange for his Prades
music festival in Southern
France next year.
The festival was not held as
usual this year because MIR.
Casals had heart attack in
April. Doctors said he recov-
cred quickly.
Superior Court Judge Martin
Almodovar Of San Juan said he
officiated at the quiet ceremony
held in Mr.. Casals home Just
outside the Puerto Rican capt.
tai city
Miss Montanez met Mr. Ca
sails three years ago after win
ming scholarship to study the
cello with him at Prades When
she boarded the ship for France
yesterday friends noticed she
wore a ring on her left hand.
Mr.. Casals wife died in 1855
He broke his self-imposed exile
from his native Spain. which
he adopted in protest Of the
Franco regime. TO attend her
funeral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-05
NEW MEXICO HOMES FLOODED
WHEN THREE DAMS BURST

LAS VEGAS N. Mex (P)-Three dams of the
GallnaS River burst carly today. sending estimated
80 million gallons OF water rushing through Las Vegas
and flooding homes above che below the city depth
of up to IA feet
No loss OF lie reported although damage to live
stock and property heavy Hundreds of persons were
evacuated from rveiDank homes by the National Guard
ana other agencies The river swollen by heavy rainfall
was falling dawn broke
Police Sergt. George Shapnon said many of the
homes mad been built along the normally trucking river
during the past seven years OF drought
Las Vegas itself escaped flooding Sergt Shannon
SAID the river banks held we'll within the city
south OF the city, the water spread 25 feet from
us normal channel on each side. running II TO IA feet
deep through % to 80 homes there and tapping al the
caves of the roots, Sergt Shannon said
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I'VE pulled into several
places on shore. but it was all
marshy We couldn't stay
there. Finally. we found a
place where we could pull the
boat up on shore and tip it
over for protection" Roy said.
They tried to huddle under
the boat to keep out of the
driving rain and hail, but soon
were driven out when the tide
pushed under the boat.
we wound up sitting on the
beach all night. We didn't
have anything to cat. All the
fish we had caught and put
on a live line slipped away
we had thought about frying
them" Roy declared. I'VE
couldn't even get a fire going
rain kept putting it out"
Roy said the adventure
wasn't any lark I'VE were
plenty worried. Trumpower
and Smoot couldn't swim. We
didn't have any life belts, and
every time a wave hit us it
went right over the boat"
This morning. they set out
for Halls boat house, Occoquan.
only to run out Of gas They
were padding the boat when
they were spotted by a Coast
Guard boat, which towed them
to the boat house and into the
arms Of anxious parents who
were keeping a vigil there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-05

MONTEREY, Calf. Aug. 5
MANA Wives Of Army Off
GERS at nearby Fort Ord are
smarting from a broadside
fired by the post commander,
Mai. Gen. William M. Brecken-
ridge.
The 5l-year-old West Pointer
told the wives they shouldn't
fraternize too far" with the
wives of enlisted men, and he
added that he expected them
to participate more" in the
work Of the Officers Wives
Club.
The general. who probably
holds a record for continuous
duty with one combat unit
seven years, including all OF
World War II with the 10th
Infantry acknowledgement
before about 400 officers wives
who had gathered at the Fort
Ord Soldiers Club. a facility
normally used by enlisted men.
After the unhappy reaction
to his remarks by a few Of the
wives was disclosed. Gen.
Breckenridge was asked for
comment.
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Sib|ey Site Bill
Goes 10 House
District Committee
Approves Removal
BY ALEX r. PRESTON

A bill to permit Sibley Hos
pital 10 move to a l2-acre tract
on Macarthur boulevard and
Louchboro road NV. was sent
to the House for action after
approval by the District Com
mittee today.
The measure. bitterly OPP
posed by the District Commits
sioners, also authorizes the
transfer of liens against old
hospital properties to new sites.
At public hearings last week.
it was testified that the meas
ure. introduced by House Floor
Leader Mccormack. Democrat
Of Massachusetts. would in
volve the transfer of liens
against properties owned by
Emergency. Garfield and Provi-
dence Hospitals.
World Exchange Property
The Government Wouid make
The Louehboro road site. next
to Dalecarlia Reservoir, avail
able TO Sibley in exchange for
property formerly occupied by
the OLD Hahnemann Hospital
in the 100 block of New York
avenue NV. The lein against
Hahnemann. which has con-
solidated with Sibley. would be
transferred to the Loughboro
site. under the Mccormack bill.
A Senate District subcommit-
tee held hearings on similar
legislation last week but has
not acted. That measure. by
Senator Dirksen, Republican of
Illinois, would authorize the
transfer by Sibley but does not
90 into the matter of liens out
standing against that or any
other District hospital. as the
Mccormack bill does.
Executive Session Held
The House District Com
mittees full membership meet
ing was an executive session.
The hospital won the right to
build on American University
campus after a fight to the SUI
preme Court. Then it was de-
cided the campus site was too
small and the move to get the
Loughboro road property fol-
lowed.
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gentleman who will oe greatly
missed.
Mrs. Eisenhower and I eX-
tend our heartfelt sympathies
to Mrs. George and to the mem
bers of her family"
Press Secretary James c.
Hagerty said Mr.. Eisenhower
also sent a personal telegram
of condolences to Mrs. George.
The President designated
Henry Cabot Lodge, jr., United
States Ambassador to the
United Nations. to represent
him at the funeral. Mr.. Lodge
also will represent Secretary of
State Dulles.
Senators Named to Attend
The following Senators were
named TO attend the funeral:
Democrats = Anderson, Err
vim, Gore, Green, Holland.
Johnson, Kerr, Mansfield,
Morse, Russell, Sparkman, Tai
madge. Thurmond and Byrd.
Republicans - Aiken, Carl
Continued on Page AS, Col. l
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THE LIFE AND LUCK
OF LIEF EXPLORED

THE LITTLE KNOWN story Of
the eldest son Of Erik the Red is
retold from q volley in Greenland,
BY The Stor's Science Editor, Thomos
R. Henry See Page Ali,
A LAZY SUNDAY with Reporter
Jim Bishop IS not without activity.
His impressions Of O doy with a
teen. oseL an ace and even o bee
ore reeounted on The Stot Feoture
Pooe. Big.