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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
John 0vcarich
To Launch Tour
In Tacoma Sunday
Sick Ben. Sec'y.
To Visit Members
In Western States
BY Stephen F. Brkich
English Editor -

PITTSBURGH - Pursuant
to the April 10, 1857, decision
of the Society's Executive
Board, Sick Benefit Depart
ment Secretary John Ovca-
rich will shortly visit 6 Far
Western States in behalf of
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
Scheduled to open his
tour on the other side of
the nation May 19, and con-
clude it June 16, bro. Ov-
carich will call on the So
ciety's membership in va
rious parts of Washington,
Oregon, Northern Califor-
MIA, Utah, Wyoming, and
Montana during this "sa-
fari."
His schedule calls for a to-
tai of II major Conferences
plus side visits with members
off the beaten track in certain
sections of the vast area NJ
is destined to traverse.
3 Stops In Washington
Bro. Ovcarich will open hi
tour Sunday, May 19, in Ia
coma, Washington.
Here he will address a Con
ference to be held in the Sla
vonian Hall, 4741 N. Balti
more ST., at 3 pm. under the
auspices of Tacoma Lodges
246, 425 and 867. Wilkesor
Lodge 189, and Gig Harbol
Lodge 695.
The following Saturday,
May 25, will find him in
Seattle, Washington, for a
Conference to be held in
Washington Hall, 18th Ave.
and East Fir St., at 7 p. m.
under the sponsorship of
Seattle Lodges 439 and 1854.
He will make his final Con
ference appearance in tn
State Of Washington Wednes
day, May 20, at 8 pm. in tn
CONTINUED On Page 81
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Lodge 472 To Vote
On Treasurer May IL

AKRON, Ohio - The next
regular meeting Of Lodge 472
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will take place on Sum
day, May 19, in the Croatian
Home, 1913 Grant St., begin
ming at 2::30 pm.
An important point on the
order of business will be the
election of a lodge treasurer
Our former treasurer was
forced to vacate this post due
to illness.
At that time we will also
appoint the workers, ETC., for
our lodge Picnic, which will
be held on June 2.
Nikola Dizdar, Sec'y
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Detroit Adults Meet
Every Thursday Night
For KoIo Instructions

DETROIT, Mich. - We are
pleased to advise that the
Nest 318 Mothers Club is
sponsoring an Adult Kolo
Class every Thursday evening
at the Croatian National
Home, 1875 East McNichols
Road. Time, $3.50 p. m. sharp.
The next such very educa-
tional and enjoyable gather
ing will be called to order
Thursday, May 23rd.
Get into Americas newest
swing of things-Kolo Dane
ing-by joining our Thursday
evening class and have the
time of your life.
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Tammies In Youngstown May 18th For
End Of 10Th Anniversary Concert Tour
Choice Tickets Are Still Available For
Afternoon ExtraYaganZa In CaIain Center

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
"St. George" CFU Lodge 66
will present the Duquesne
University Tamburitzans in a
Concert Program on Sunday,
May 19, at 3 pm, in the Ca
lain Center, Mahoning Ave-
nue.. A dance will follow, at
the Croatian Home, 1912 w.
Federal St., at 7::3O pm.
Celebrating their goth
Anniversary this year, the
group is presenting a most
outstanding program OF
Slavic music and dances,
as only the 'Tammies" can
perform.
Tickets can be purchased
from Kay Nosich in Warren;
Franks Tavern in Mcdonald;
Croatian Home, 1912 West
Federal St.; The Croatian Ci-
tizens Club, Peter Janic,
Pres; Belyedere Tavern; Sim
kovich Grill; Banko's Gar
dens; Srnec's Market; Stress
mayer Singing Society; La
dies Auxiliary Of the Croa-
tan Home; Mrs. Helen Kri-
zancic; Violet Flask, Mgr. !;
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DEAN OF CROAT CHOlRS IN 55th SEASON
Chicago Choir To
Celebrate May 10
Six OF Nations Foremost GIee Clubs Will
Take Part In Festivities At American Hall

CHICAGO - The "Zora" Croatan Singing Society's
55th Anniversary celebration will take place Sunday
May 49, in the American Hail. 144O West 18th Street. Chi
The festivities beginning at 230 pm will include
anniversary concert the afternoon followed Immediately
by banquet and dance in the evening
Six outstanding choral organizations with 200
singers will appear in presentation of songs truly
raying diversified unique melodies of old Croatia
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-Four 0ut.of.town Tamburitza Ensembles
Will Share Program Spotlight On May 18
With CIairton's ST. Clare Junior Tanmies

CLARION, Pa. - The st.
Clare Junior Tamburitzans
are in preparation for a Con-
cert which will be held on
Saturday, May 18, at 7:3O
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >~~-~>~~~-~~-~~~-~~-~~~
Turn to page 8 for Editorial
accent on Youth"
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D m. in the Clarion High
School.
Guests OIL the program
will include the McKees-
port Junior TamburitZans,
the Ambridge Holy Trinity
Tamburitzans, the Trafford
Junior Tamburitzans and
the Duquesne Tamburitz-
ans Alumni.
Honorable Mayor Kenneth
L. Stilley will open the pro-
gram with a few words of
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located off Mercer Road or
the outskirts of New Brigh'
ton.
Highlighting the celebra-
ton will be an afternoon
program starring the fab
ulous "Sloga" Junior Tam
buritzans and Kolo Dan
GERS of Farrell, Pa. Repre-
senting the Croatian Fra
ternal Union as speakers
will be Supreme Treasurer
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Brass Ring Goes To FarrelPs Junior Tammies
New Brighton Lodge 78 in 9th Anniversary Fiesta June
NEW BRIGHTON, Pa.

NEW BRIGHTON, Pa. -
The "Beaverites" of Lodge
783 will sponsor a Spring
time In Croatia" Outing and
Program Sunday, June 2, in
honor of the 9th Anniversa-
ry of their affiliation with the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
Scene of the festivities,
which will inaugurate the pic
mic season in Beaver County,
will be Wise's Grove, which is
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15

Martin Krasich and CrOa-
tian Editor of the Zajed-
nicar Philip Vukelich.
Honored will be the Char
ter Members of Lodge 738
and the lone 5O-Year C.F.U.
Member in their ranks, Matt
Slavicek.
Still other details will ap-
pear in the Zajednicar in the
near future. ---
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This Should
Rock the Boat

Orders for Tx for the CFU's
"Sunshine Cruise" Memorial
Day, Thursday, May 80, 1857,
afternoon aboard the steamer
"Avalon" are pouring in from
all sides in Western Pennsyl-
vania, Trafford, Waynesburg,
Rochester, McKeesport, Ali
quippa, Pitts burgh, New
Brighton, ETC., etc. Coming
along: Details, order box else
where in today's English Sec
ton. Let's go!
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Walter zeEenika
Serving Overseas

CHICAGO, Ill. = Pictured
is Walter Zelenika, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Zele-
nika, who is presently sta
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scent of flowers, church bells,
sunny fields and happy life
of the pastoral Croatian vii
lage scene - the vision and
memories of which are fad
ing but persist in the weary
exile's eyes. The melody
changes to pathos in the ut
ter realization that all dream
ing is futile, and that a new
life must begin in exile.
Solo parts in "Elegy of Ex-
lie" will be sung by the dis
tinguished opera singer Dra-
gutin Sostarsko, and "Zora's"
own outstanding baritone, DR..
Joseph Novak.
Organized 55 Years Ago
"Zora," the oldest, highest
ranking choral group of the
Southern Slavs in America,
was founded in 1902 by a
group of Croatian immigrants
and has been active since
then without interruption.
During these years "Zora"
has accomplished an enviable
record Of achievements, hav-
ing presented hundreds of
concerts of Croatian national
songs, several operettas, and
one complete opera.
1t has made guest ap-
pearances OIL countless pro-
grams of CrOatian societies.
lodges, clubs and churches.
(Chicago's "Zora" p. 81
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and Slovenia. Among the par
ticipating guest organizations
will be the Croatian Singing
Societies: "Slavulj" of Cleve-
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poems of four famous Croa-
tan poets, depicting scenes of
life in the homeland.
Mr.. kabalin, composer of
a number of other fine COM
positions, was educated in
Europe and spent a few
years in South America be-
fore coming to the United
States. He Is now complet-
ing his fifth year as chO-
raj director of "Zora."
Once an exile himself, Mr..
Kabalin has captured melo-
dies in this massive compost
ton that suggest the sweet
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial:
"ChicagO's Fora"
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial:
"ChicagO's Fora"
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It's Canada Hop
In August Of 1857
For Campaign Winners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

of this freshookng green pack comes cigarette so
refreshing you'll take puff and say ITS Springtme That's
Salem you smoke refreshed because through Saems
white filter flows the freshest taste in cigarettes Saems
rich tobacco with surprise soness and menthol COM
your &c. switch to Saemyou love EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Fun if by Land,
Fun if by Sea

UOR THE Tamblyns young married
their fame and fortune
may bring yachts apeny While waiting for the real thing
to along they've ingenious amphbous solution
that doubles cabin cruiser water
and much either
Russ
wife Janet Lake recently
drove their craft added an
landing This DONE the living
galley suited for even the most
of sea Janet the cruising
houseboa also features roof summing short
Bob put the to use py tossing eH
wives n a repertoire of acrobatic dancing.
ong like Cleopatra her barge the young
houboat the beach toward evening" lowered
the whee M head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

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knowing about new. clinically-proved
REGUToL may change your whole life.
Here's why: In most people with bowel
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Moior Cause Of conssipotion
REGUToL' S active ingredient, dioctyl sodium
suIfosuccinate. is the answer TO medical
sciences search for a way to correct this
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pIetely new. non-laxative principle.
Tiny. golden REGUToL tablets simply act
to noisfen and soften dry. hard colonic
waste. Then your own peristalsis muscular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

contraction of the intestine) promotes nor
NAL elimination without unnatural urgency.
REGUToL is so safe that it is recommended
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Because REGUToL is not a laxative. il is not
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stipation relief But in TO 7 days time.
RE0UToL will prove to you that it relieves
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

continued regularity-as no laxative can!
Simply take | RE0UToL tablet twice daily
until normal bowel action is restored. There
after, take l REGUToL tablet once day, as
needed. to prevent return Of constipation
resulting from dryness of colonic waste.
Get a bottle of revolutionary new
REoUToL at your drug store today. Two
sizes-Regular. 30 tablets. only Sl.OO:
Economy. 100 tablets. $2.75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

Who especially should ioke Resvtol?
Anyone who laxative frequently.
Older people-aIso new or expectant mothers-for
whom constipation is common problem.
. Hemorrhoids sufferers TO maintain easy. gentle
regularity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

veneto prepare fried chicken the cruising houbout
evoke her husband Russ Tumbn and the Bob D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

RegutO works on on entirely nonIoxo!xe principle
ening dry hod woste in the colon, Reguol eorree moo
regvory. surely ond sofey hon loxoye con!
The Arizona post., 1957-01-04
Three Tucson
Leaders Go
To PorIey

Three leaders of the Tue
son Jewish community will
attend the western states
region convention of the
Council of Jewish Fedora
tons and Welfare Funds in
San Francisco Jan. 1920.
Making the trip will be
David N. Ginsburg, general
chairman of the 1857 Tue
son Combined Jewish Ap-
peal; Jacob C. Fruchthend-
Ter, board member of the
Council and Center; and
BENJAMIN N. Brook, execu-
tive director of the Council
and Center.
More than 200 communal
leaders from throughout
the western states region
will attend the assemblies
and workshops on commun-
ity problems.
The Arizona post., 1957-01-04

DIR. LEON BLITZER, noted
Tucsonan who is on leave
from the University of Arizo-
ma, was a key speaker at an
important science convention
on the west coast and made
national news. MIR. AND
MRS. LEW SILVERMAN en-
tertained last Sunday at a
cocktail party. MIR. AND
MRS. EDDIE KLEINERMAN
celebrated their wedding ami
versary on Dec. 25.
In town for the holidays
from UCLA to visit their par
ents were ANITA RICH AND
BARBARA GREEN. MIR.
AND MRS. SAM SUPOWIT
are scheduled to go to the
coast to visit their daughter,
BONNIE. KEN KOENIG
travelled to Las Vegas for the
holidays to visit friends. .
The LARRY MAYERS held a
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FANNY
Section
Section

reception on New Years Day.
MRS. LEW DAVIS sister
and brother-in-law are staying
at the El Dorado during a
visit here. IT,. MIR. AND MRS.
FRANK PITT have returned
from the coast after visiting
their son Donald.
MIR. AND MRS. LEO
FAULKNER entertained at a
colorful cocktail party Dec.
"a Youngsters in the new
FRONTIERSMAN group at
the CENTER had the time of
their young lives during a
camp-out on Mt. Lennon.
Among the boys making the
trip were MIKE BOSNOS,
MARK BROOK, HARVEY
AMSTER AND CORKY
POWELL.
MAXWELL ABELL, of Chi
cago, brother of MRS. ROSE
HIRSCH of Tucson has been
appointed to the National Ra'
NAH Commission. A new
home for Fave Creations will
be in operation shortly. The
dress manufacturing firm is
owned by MIR. AND MRS
NORMAN j. COHN ano
ROYDEN LEBRECHT.
The golden wedding ami
versary of MIR. AND MRS
LOUIS VOGEL of New York
was observed here last Sun
day. The Vogels are visiting
their daughter and son-in-laW
MIR. AND MRS. A. L. FINE
Employees of Arizona
Maintenance donated $65 to
Hungarian Relief in the name
of their employers MIR. AND
MRS. N. II. FELDMAN. -.
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH
SEGAL travelled to Phoenix
to visit their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, MIR. AND MRS.
RALPH SEGAL. The occasion
was the birth of the Ralph
Segals son. SRk Will
move into a beautiful new
store in one of the city's new
est buildings, the Pima Saw
ings and Loan building at
Stone and Alameda.
DIR. AND MRS. MURRAY
GROSS gave a colorful New
Years eve party. NIX.
AND MRS. BERNARD ROS-
ENBAUM entertained at a
The Arizona post., 1957-01-04

cocktail party at their home
recently. =.
Three members of the Tue
son Jewish community were
lauded by the Jewish Com
munity Council for their work
in the Community Chest cam
paign. They were HARRY
BACAL, chairman of the firm
gifts committee; DAVID N.
GINSBURG, chairman of the
druggists committee, and
MRS. PHILLIP BESSER-
MAN, chairman of the uni
versity sector division.
MIR. AND MRS. JOE PEP
PER, 144O E. Ninth, had
guests through the holidays.
Visiting them were their son
and daughter-in-law, MIR.
AND MRS. LEONARD PEP
PER and son, CARL from
Jackson, Miss. Visiting
Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Appel
were MIR. AND MRS. SOL
APPEL and daughter SUSAN
from Sharon, Pa.
MIR. AND MRS. BERNARD
BOTFELD and children visit
ed here from California with
their parents, the EDDIE
BOTFELDS. NORRIS
WANGER says tickets are
moving swiftly for the Jewish
Workmen's Circle Yiddish art
theater play to be presented
Jan. 20 at the Temple of Mu-
sic and Art. Tickets can be Sc
cured from any Circle mem
Der. The Ticket committee is
made up of 1. MARGOLIS,
BEN KELLY, Nj. MUTNIK, P.
PEWOWAR AND MIR. WAN
GER.
MIR. AND MRS. MAX We
GODSKY have as their guest
a cousin, MRS. FLORA
SANDER of Los Angeles. 1t
is Mrs. Sanders first visit
here. ARLENE SCHOEN-
BERG of Brooklyn is visiting
her aunt and uncle, MIR. AND
MRS. SOL GRUCHIK.
DIR. AND MRS. B. VEIN
BERG and sons of Whiting,
Ind, vacationed at the Sahara
the last two weeks. Mrs.
Weinberg is the former Jean
Alster of Tucson. =.
MIR. AND MRS. BEN
JAMIN N. BROOK celebrated
their 18th wedding anniver-
their 18th wedding anniversa-
ry with a cocktail party and
buffet. Their two youngsters
presented them with a cake
decorated with the words
We're Glad You Did It. !
Heading for Las Vegas for
New Years were MIR. AND
MRS. MAC WATSON and
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY
EDCTEIN
The Arizona post., 1957-01-04

AND 1T IS the favorite re-
cipe of Mrs. Levy who recent
Iy returned with her husband
The Arizona post., 1957-01-04

from a European trip. They
spent most of their time in
England and Italy but also
visited Switzerland, Spain and
France.
Mrs. Levy is secretary of
the Tucson Community Chest,
on the board of directors of
the Family Service Agency,
on the board of directors of
Tucson Jewish Community
Center. And to that she also
is on the board of the Ma
tional Council of Jewish
Women and chairman of the
steering committee for the
Golden Age program. She and
Mr.. Levy have two grand
children and three children,
Mrs. Howard Rosenfeld,
James Levy and Leonore
Levy.
Here is Mrs. Levy's favor
ite recipe:
CHICKEN MARENGO-
2 broilers, disjointed
salt
pepper
flour
4 tablespoons oil
1 lrg. Glove garlic, minced
1 bay leaf
6 sprigs parsley
l pinch dry thyme
1 cup white wine
1 jigger brandy
1 small can tomato puree
2 lrg. tomatoes peeled and
diced
II peeled mushroom caps,
quartered
Salt and pepper pieces Oh
chicken and sprinkle with
flour. Brown chicken in hot
oil in a heavy iron skillet over
a hot flame. Turn chicken
frequently. Transfer to a
large earthenware casserole
when brown. Add garlic, bay
leaf, parsley, thyme, and TO-
matoes. Pour over all the
wine and brandy. Cover cas-
serole tightly. Cook gently on
top of stove until chicken is
almost tender. Turn OCCASION
ally with wooden spoon, Al
ter about 80 min. add mush-
rooms and cook another lo
minutes or until tender. Serve
in casserole sprinkled WIN
chopped parsley. Serve WIN
rice.
The Arizona post., 1957-01-04
My Fovorife Recipe
My Fovorife Recipe
Here's A Spicy, Tongy
Recipe For Chicken Dish

Here's spicy, interesting recipe brought back from
Europe by Mrs Aaron Levy, member of pioneer Tucson
family and tireess community worker in her right
1t is recipe that blends Spices wine and brandy into
a flavorsome dish called chicken marengo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Northeoster Curbs Fishing

Point bar and off the black
can buoy.
In the Point Lookout area
Capt, Taft Tippett said there
are still quantities Of trout
and kingfish. Before the storm,
his boat took 20 rockfish weigh
ing from 3 to 5 pounds on the
stone pile at Point No Point,
North Of Ocean City. Capt.
Dick Pleasington at Indian Riv-
er Inlet said bonita, albacore
and small school tuna had been
biting before the storm. He
said they also were catching
hardhead, trout and sea bass
IL miles out on what is known
as the Old Grounds.
Capt. Don Daisey at LeWes,
DEL, said fair catches Of hard
head and sea bass were being
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
SUNDAY

PRESIDENTS CUP -
American Speedboat Champ
(APBA High Points Awarded 4
Unlimited Hydroplanes will
liam A. Rogers Memorial
Trophy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Tropshooters Plan
Marathon Event

The National Capital Skeet
and Trap Club off Riffleford
road 7 miles beyond Rockville.
Nd, will be the scene tomor-
row Of a novel event. the third
consecutive 1000 clay target
marathon shoot.
DR.. Walton D. Wall of Or
lando, Fla. is the defending
champion in the event in
which both trophies and cash
are being offered. On Sunday
there win be 100 handicap tar
get and SO pair doubles events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
LEISURE
SPORTSMAN
FORE AND AFT
Boots Here in Force
BY MALCOLM LAMBoRNE

cey; defending champion and
the boat to beat.
Thrtftway Too CU-62)
Rhodes. Brian Wygle; radical
new design for rough water but
plagued by engine gremlins.
Miss WahOo tU-77l, Seattle,
Bill Boeing. jr.. Mira Slovak;
No. 2 in national point stand
ings and hot driver raring to 60.
Miss Supertest fCA-D, Lon
don. Ontario, j. G. Thompson,
Art Asbury; leading in only
heat run here last year until
rough water got 1t.
Maverick CU-l2), Seattle,
Bill Waggoner, Bill Stead; hot
here last year until fuel line
broke. count this one in the
money.
Shanty 1 CU-2o), Seattle
Waggoner. Col. Russ Schleeh:
almost COPIED gold cup but Al
lison engine keeping good man
down.
Such Crust III (G-22), De-
troit, Jack Schafer, Fred Alter:
long a thorn in Seattle's side,
may place II Allison holds out
Short Circuit (U-99. Detroit,
Chuck Thompson. owner-driv-
er; driver Of famed old Pepsis,
Thompson at home on Poto-
mac. top Detroit threat.
Miss U. S. II tU-20), Detroit,
George Simon, Simon may
drive; Westerners say watch
this boat. it's fast.
Hawaii Kai III CU-8). Seat
tie. Mike Welsch. Jack Regas:
beamy pacemaker won Silver
Cup three weeks ago and Rogers
Memorial here in 1856, Regas
and Rolls combination could
beat Thriftway.
Breathless ii (U-22), Pied
mont. Calf. j. p. Murphy, Jay
Murphy: new this year, third
in Gold Cup. needs pushing.
Gale vi (U-56), Detroit, JOS
eph Schoenith. Lee Schoenith;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

A Northwestern put a serious
crimp in fishing both on Ches-
apeake Bay and nearby ocean
points this week after fairly
good luck was reported over
last week end.
Capt. Josh Bunting said at
Ocean City. Nd, that the mar
lin were still around and boats
were planning to go out as
soon as the weather moder-
ates.
One bright spot was at Thigh
man Island where Capt. RAN
dolph Harrison reported the
bluefishing best in years" He
said one party came in We'd
nesday with As up to ia
pounds. They were caught
trolling near Sharp's Island
and in the mouth of the Chop
tank. He said rockfish are Bit
ing but are mostly under
sized.
Gus Berlitz at Deale said
there had been an increase in
trout lately. The blues in his
vicinity are in small. scattered
schools. mostly on Holland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

an also-ran all season but al.
WAYS does well here.
My Darling tU-l6D. Lake
Springfield. III. A. s. Marcy
owner-driver: rough water hull
but no record Of any races run
darkest dark horse.
WlldrOot Charlie (U-54). Buff
falo, George Trimper syndicate,
Bob Schroeder: second in De-
troit Memorial, won here In
1854 as Gale ".
What-A-Pickle CU-9S). Biz
mington. Mich, Gordon De-
nau, \ owner-driver; an old
timer as unlimiteds go, ex-Gale
III, a very long shot.
Miss Wayne CU-50). Detroit,
Bud Sale. owner-driver: only
four-point hydro with twin
Allisons. can place well If water
Is rought.