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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

AS the music season draws
to its close, there are three
events this month which
should be of more than usual
Unconstitutional Bales 14th
annual American Music Festi-
val, Howard Mitchell's second
annual competition Of young
pianists and fiddlers. and Paul
Callaway's Berlioz Requiem.
The next four Sunday eve
nings at the National Gallery
Of Art will be devoted exclu-
siyely to music written by
Americans-one Of them q
signer Of the Declaration of
independence. but by no
means o tyro musician The
concerts will feature q singer,
q pianist. and chamber and
orchestral music.
America is perhaps the only
major country Of the western
world that has not at one time
or another been pre-eminent
in the art of music. Its sing
ers have never been in the
class of its best writers. its
Melvilles. Thoreaus or Frank
Inns. Nevertheless, we have pro-
duced some very fine music.
and at no former time has our
achievement been consistently
so interesting as at the present.
American music Of the long
hair variety has never had
enormous audience appeal.
an Mr.. Bales is to be congrat-
ulated not only for deter
minedly and consistently pre-
senting 1t, but also for the
endless pains he takes to find
the most representative and
worthwhile examples Of our
indigenous art.
Talented Students Found
One Of the biggest surprises
Of last years music season was
the Merriweather Post-Na-
tional Symphony contest to
md and assist good perform
ers among the country's high
school musicians. Every one
Of the finalists selected by
elimination contests in many
parts Of the country was truly
an amazing talent. The Won
der was not so much that a
single really excellent young
pianist or violinist could be
found. but that there were so
many Of them.
Last year the members Of
the National Symphony were
themselves the judges Of the
contestants playing concertos
to the orchestra's accompani-
ment. There was not one Of
the top half dozen contestants
who did not receive almost as
many votes for first place as
the actual winner. Judy Bur.
ganger Of Buffalo.
This years semifinalists.
who compete Saturday, may
prove no less interesting. None.
by the way, Is from Washing
ton. Their homes are In In
diana, Ohio. Kansas. New
York. Vermont. Louisiana and
California.
Vivid RecollectiOns
The concerts that live in my
memory at which ] had the
most fun were the two per-
formances Of the Berlioz
Requiem under the direction
Of Paul Galloway at the Wa
tergate in 1850. My recollec.
tons Of them are vivid, al.
though they may not be com.
plete or entirely accurate.
Everything went wrong. in q
way, but when you think Of
the Requiem as an einanation
Of the man Berlioz himself
you know that everything was
at least highly typical. that
everything was actually quite
right. Since Mr.. Galloway Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY

HIGH SCHOOL FESTIVAL
OF MUSIC. Orchestra conducted By
PrsSess IySeh S nS.Is ulrect scn, oy
High School. S:lb pm. Russian
chorale and overture. Isaac: Song Of
Jupiter, Handel Anderson: Mexican
Overture. Isaac; Nocturne. from MID
summer Nights Dream, Mendelssohn;
Habanera, Blzet; 2 Lucevan 10 STEELE.
Puccini: Prelude In q minor. Rach-
maninoif; You'll meyer walk alone.
Rodgers; That Old silver Moon. ROM
Vas: Slmishty es oed ~ Our a Sathsss
James: ! Love NY Love Hoist; Elijah
Rock, Hairston; Some Folks say,
Fonsll; saith Of Our FATHERS RsmS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
MONDAY

kosers. piano Phillips GALLERY. $50
Peri: evening Hymn. PURCELL; ri sail
upon the doG-star. Purcell; DIE Main.
Wolf Auf Elm aites Bid. Wolf; Helm.
liche Aunorderuns, Strauss; Legende
De Ia SAUCE. Massenet; Five Greek
Folksongs. arr. Ravel; .Cherry VALLEY,
Williams; willow River Nordoffi Rev
Jack sANBoRN REEpER. piano Clan.
denen Ball American University. $3.50
On. aata In ! minor, HAYDN. kre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
PROGRAMS OF THE WEEK

Jude and Fugue In p sharp. Bach: Pre-
lude and Fueue In B nat. Bach: Pre-
Chopin; Nocturne In c minor. Chopin;
Sonata No. 3. Dello Joio.
TUESDAY
OF MARYLAND oRcHEs-
IRA. Bryce Jordan, conductor. Soloist:
Michael OkeFiuna, clarinet. Student
land, $3.50 pm, We all believe in one
God, Bach -Stokoyski: symphony No.
Opus 81. Beethoven; Concerto In y
nat for clarinet and orchestra, sta.
mitz: job Jacob Niles Suite, weldon
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14
Victoria Chapter
O.E. S. Names Its
Officers For 1853.

Victoria Chapter No. 129, OES
met Wednesday, December 4th
1887 in its last meeting for the
calendar year. Sister Cornelia
Jones ended her very successful
year of service.
Officers now serving:
WM.-Sister lola Littlejohn
WP.-Bro. Sylvester Smith
A.M.-Sister Pearl Billingslea
A.P.-Bro. Theo. Hendricks
Treas.-Sister Bertha Arnold
Sec'y-Sister Bertha L. Hen
bricks
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14

eWell hello boys and girls the
EYE is back again to bring you
all the latest gossip.
sCarolyn S. we see you and
Victor A. are still holding on
tightly to each other take our
advice and stay that way.
eEster S. we hear you have
tired blood well take our advice
and try gerital, but we think
germtrol is better get the mes
sage hint to the wise is suf-
ficient.
Smyrna w. can't you run your
own business, why don't you
make up your mind for your
self and quite letting your
friends run it.
oArnell T. we hear you and
Myrna H. are trying to hide.
Well we all know the worm
have got you so take our advice
and remember you can run, but
you can't hide.
OCarsandra G. what is going
on between you and Paul F. we
hear you have competition we'll
take our advice honey don't
mine her because she is every
body's girl. You understand.
eve would like to converse
with our juniors and seniors.
You are suppose to set an ex-
ample for the under classmen
and you all act like a bunch of
monkies SOMEBODY just turn out
of the zoo. Now girls and boys
let's act more Like ladies and
gentlemen. This will be highly
appreciated most especially at
school. This does refer to all
of the juniors and seniors, but
the know it all'S.
oBarbara J. we hear you have
a secert admirer he 60 for you
in big way.
OEula H. we hear you are car
rying a soft torch for Billy S.
we hope you two can get toget-
her that's not a bad idea.
oJohn M. we don't hear much
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14

Cond.-Sister V Williams
Asso. Cond. Sister E. L. Taylor
Adah-Sister Sallie Champion
Ruth-Sister Cora Washington
Esther-Sister c. B. Jones
Martha Sister Ruby Moore
Electa-Sister Eva McGill
Chaplain-Sister M. Smith
Marshall Sister Clara Lemon
Sentinel-Bro. Jas. Williams
Warder-Bro. Esau Champion :
We hope for Sister Littlejohn
| very pleasant reign in the year
# 1858.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14

*Robert B. to Patt S. BE Mine
*Willie L. to Joan T. I'm
Walking
eHey Kids don't forget the big
game this Friday night it's a
home game so come on out with
all your school spirit and help
back the team you'll be glad
you did. Well be looking for
you there.
oWell this concludes the section
of the EYE for this week so
until next week the EYE says
so long, and remember if you
don't want it told don't do it!
Because the EYE is on You.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14
sIsK OR SWIM

people who burn their bridges
behind them should be expert
swimmers before they start"
Colchester independent
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14

? about you anymore whats hap.
pen to you. All the girls favo-
rite loverboy. well you are)
oJackie J. don't you think it
is time you take off your sum-
mer wear winter is here now.
Get the message)
Do YOU KNOW?
<John NJ. is a sweet lover (ask
me)
<Billy S. is real cute
<Eleanor w. has learn to dance
real good
<Whatever happen to Margaret
B.
<Mildred c. and Eddie E. are
deeply in love
%Rose and red and violets are
blue
<Barbara J. has a secret admir-
err
willie S. and Becky R. are
real serious about each other
%Whatever went with Wealthe
H. (SnoWbird)
<What make a ring so round
%Marguerite S. like to gossip
<Shirley ]. and Clarence L. are
ment for each other
whats wrong with the juniors
and seniors
e1Marlone B. is silly as she look
paul B. is real sweet
%Frances H. and Carl S. MAKE
a nice couple.
%Louis B. you have an admirer
not secret one, but soph.
DELEGATIONS OF THE WEEK
*The EYE to Charles ]. -
Speedy Speedy Sneedy
"A Secret admirer to Barbara j.
Gould This Be Magic
*Cedell c. to Janice L. Il Need
You
*The EYE to Marguerite S. =
Loose Lirs
*Becky R. to Willie S. I Need
Your Kisses
APaul F. to Carsandra G. Yes
It's You
*John to Annette i Had Better
Make Move
*Charlene z. to Willie L. i
Need You
*Victor to Carolyn Shadow
Dreams
*The EYE to Charles c. Pain
In My Heart
*The EYE to Louis B. Beau
tiful Margaret
Barbara w. to ? ? I'm A
vailable
*Sharon S. to Eddie r. Your
Key Don't FIT Anymore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23

. Spoon Bowls follow HE
detoiI and graceful design
OF fomoVs Sterling Silver
postsFns.
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never needs polishing.
. lovely Ivssrovs pottsrn-
Tomorrow"
Start your set todoyl
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-23
Coker Ko|oites Ready
For Halloween Shuttle

COKEBURG, Pa. - The
CFU Lodge 354 Kolo Group
will sponsor a Masquerade
Dance on Saturday, October
26, at the Croatian Home on
Victor St.
Prizes will be awarded for
the most unusual costumes
and the traditional apple ci-
der and other Halloween re-
freshments will be available.
The Melody Mites, under
the direction of bro. Andy
Vahaly, will provide the dance
music from 800 pm. until
1900 midnight.
Everyone is invited to get
with the spirit of witches n
goblins and join us for an eve
ming of fun and entertain
ment.
Bernard Luketich, Pres.
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CLEVELAND The men,
bers of Lodge 80 take great
pride in the fact that a doctor
is now in their midst.
He is DR.. Stephen Ticic,
the son of Slime and Perina
Ticic, who received his de-
gree June 7, 1857, from the
Ohio State University Med
ical School at Columbus.
Four years prior to this
great day in his life DR.. Ticic
received his Bachelor of Arts
Degree in Bactenology.
He was treasurer of his
1857 graduating class and be-
longed to numerous frater-
mites during his undergradu-
ate days. He was easily one
of the best liked and most
respected students and left
school with friendships which
will serve him in good stead
during the years ahead.
DR.. Ticic is at present on
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Detroit 318 Mothers
In Midst Of Campaign
For New Club Members

DETROIT, Mich. - The
Mothers Club of Nest 318
wishes to welcome all of the
new members who attended
the Open House, on Wednes-
day, October 2.
1t was grand to see such a
turnout and we are sure that
everyone spent a most enjoy
able evening becoming ac-
quainted. Several games were
played, after which coffee and
cake were served.
Perhaps there were some
of the ladies who could not
attend that particular
meeting. May we take this
opportunity to extend our
utmost welcome to you to
enroll in our membership at
any time.
We meet on the first
Wednesday of each month at
the Croatian Hall, 1875 e. Nc.
Nichols Road.
Catherine kaurich, Sec'y.
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Lodge Proud Of Highly Promising Young Man
Great Medical Career Predicted for Dr. Stephen Tcic

community where he decides
to "open shop"
DR.. Ticic's parents came
to America from Srez-Rab,
Dalmatia, and took up life
in the USA at Columbus,
Ohio, in 1913. In 1916 they
joined CFU Lodge 595 and
in 1921 they moved to
Cleveland and transferred
their membership to Lodge
80.
Rounding out the circle is
another son, John, to give
Lodge SO as fine a family
representation as any Lodge
can boast of here in America
or in Canada.
To the proud parents, con-
gratulations on this thrill OF
your lifetime.
And to you, DR.. Ticic, the
best of luck as you go out
into the world of medicine tc
make a name for yourself.
George Maljevac, Sec'y
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Farrell Jr. Tams
<: Z: y. In Annual Fete
English Editor To Speak During Show
Dedicated In Honor Of Group Director

rs, will be 18 youngsters who
rehearsed for weeks to quail
ify for membership in the
larger "Sloga" group of mu-
sicians, vocalists, and dan
GERS.
As usual, these young ar
fists will be responding to
the baton of Director F.
Charles koss, one of the
great tamburitza masters
on the North American
Continent who has devoted
a lifetime to the perpetual
ton of the culture of our
people on the ever changing
American scene.
So high is the standing OF
this man in the area that the
"Sloga" Tamburitzans and
Kolo Group will dedicate their
Oct. 26 performance in honor
of their beloved Director, who
has for years been affiliated
Continued on Page 1O)
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Inside Story

- A story to stagger your
imagination i'm Breaking The
Rugged Andes" on page 8.
Pic, page II.
What's all this fuss a
bout a new Home Office Bldg.
to house the vast continental
operations of the Croatian
Fraternal Union? The Soci-
ety's Supreme President sizes
it up on page 8.
Andy Varipapa and Ma
rion Ladewig, Titans of Ten
pindom. Story, page IL. Pix,
pages II and IL.
- CrOats have managed to
cut a wide swath in Mones-
sen, Pa. for the past four de-
cades and are preparing to
prove as much Nov. 2-3, 1857.
Story, page 3.
- Mrs. Saya Hure, Reed
ley, Calf, makes campaign
ing look easy in editorial
"New Star Born" on page 8.
= Like Sputnik, the CFU's
pin loops keep going around
and around. Page IL tells a.
bout their doings.
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ter of Joseph and Mary Col
mar Of this community.
Miss Colnar, a transferee
from Junior Order Nest 4,
was born Aug. 16, 1889, in
JohnstoWn and is one of the
most popular young ladies in
this industrial area.
She attended st. Rochus
CrOatian School and Gar
field Junior School and
graduated from Johnstown
Senior High School last
June.
She is now in the employ
of Lee Hospital and coming
along splendidly.
A star junior kegler during
her Nest 4 days, Miss Colnar
still ranks bowling as her ia
vorite recreational pastime,
but likes good music and roll
er skating sessions almost as
well.
Standing at the threshold
to welcome her to Lodge 5
were, of course, her proud pa
rents, both lifelong members
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union of America.
Also on hand to greet
Miss Colnar was her grand
mother, Barbara Colnar.
And wishing her good luck
as she left Nest 4 were a
younger brother and two sis.
ters, all of whom we hope
to see become members of
Lodge 5 in due time.
Welcome, Miss Colnar!
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
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a gifted orator, one truly
worth listening to.
Others scheduled to speak
are United States Congress-
man Ray j. Madden and Bar
tel Zanstra.
A Democrat, Mr.. Madden
represents Indiana's list Con-
gressional District in Con-
gress and is one of the most
influential D e mo ocrats on
Washington's Capitol Hill.
Mr.. Zanstra, Clerk of the
Lake County Circuit Court, is
also widely known in local
and district Democratic cir
cles and has long been active
in church and community un-
dertakings.
Also scheduled to attend is
the Hon. Peter Mandich, dis
tinguished Mayor of Gary
and a member Of "Croatian
Sons" Lodge 10.
Pride In Nationality
Three groups - two juve-
nile, one adult - will be the
center of cultural attraction
during the program.
Two of them will hail from
the ranks of Gary's Junior
Order Nest 10, the Croatian
Fraternal Unions largest ju-
venile subordinate affiliate,
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Phoenix q78 Seek In
Note Of Appreciation

PHOENIX, Ariz. - This is
to inform all the members of
Valley Of the Sun" CFU
Lodge 978 that l have now
settled in my new home and
will be able to catch up on all
delayed work. l would like to
thank all Of you for the pa
tience and help since my mar
riage.
At the same time l wish to
express my deepest thanks to
all who participated in our
picnic of September 8, 1857.
Though our proceeds were
a little off, I am sure all en-
joyed themselves.
Our honor list consists of
the following: sisters Goldie
Turkovich, Anna Telisman,
Mary Arbanas, Catherine Zde-
lar, and non members Mrs.
Tomlin and Mrs. Delis.
The lodge brothers on the
list are Ted Albins, Andrew
Arbanas, Emil Kriskovich,
Walter Colson, and Steve
Tomlin, who makes a good re-
freshment dispenser.
God Bless all of you.
Marion Colson, Sec'y.
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Farrell Juniors Will
Appear On T.v FRIDAY

FARRELL, Pa. - The
"Sloga" Tamburitzans and
Kolo Dancers are scheduled
for a television appearance
Friday evening, Oct. 25.
They will appear on the
Adelaide Snyder Show to be
seen from 8 to 9 p. m. (EST)
over the facilities of Youngs-
town, Ohio, TV Station W.T.
MI, Channel 21. Don't miss
seeing these superb enter
tainers.
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Jayor G!ee Club Will
Raise Roof Oct. 18th

PITTSBURGH, Pa. = The
"Javor" Singing Society will
sponsor a Halloween Dance
on Saturday, October 26, at
their Club Rooms, 822 No.
Canal St., N. S. Pittsburgh.
There will be plenty of
dancing to the tunes of a
popular orchestra, and, of
course, prizes will be awarded
for the best costumes.
We assure all our friends
and members a good time.
----.----- Committee
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ing Friday, October 25th, at
8:15 sponsored by the Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars.
This years program has
been heralded throughout
Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Michigan as outstanding.
Quoting t h e Marshfield,
Wisconsin, "News Herald" on
the recent post-camp tour, the
critic writes:
"a decade of exposure to
the Tamburitzans has in
creased rather than diminish
ed the fascination the instru-
ment holds for Marshfield
audiences, and last nights ap-
pearance of Matt Gouze's
Pit t SD u g h All-University
Tamburitzans at Father Den
ny Memorial Auditorium at
tracted an audience of more
than 800'.
The critics report went on
wit h laudatory comments
such as "well planned and
well executed program, 80
loists thrilled the audience,
and dances light, colorful
and exciting.
Pretty - And Talented
So, audiences in the Tri-
State area, and throughout
CONTINUED On Page 10
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FARRELL, Pa. - T h e
new-look "Sloga' Junior Tam
buritzans and Kolo Group are
primed for the staging Satur-
day, Oct. 26, of their 4th An
nual Fall Concert.
Scene of the show will be
the Croatian Home on Staun-
ton St., Farrell. Curtain, 1880
pm. sharp, EST.
Stephen F. Brkich, Pitts
burgh, English Editor of
the Zajednicar, will repre-
sent the Home Office of
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on of America on the occa-
sion and speak during the
intermission period.
Accompanying the Editor
will be John R. Mikan, East
Rochester, Pa, a member of
the CFU's National Board of
Directors.
This will mark bro. Mikan's S
first official visit to this COM
munity.
Master OF The Arts
Making their public concert
debut Saturday evening, Oct.
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Famed zagreb Ce||ist
In Pittsburgh Oct. 18th

PITTSBURGH - Antonio
Janigro and Solisti De Zagreb,
a superb cellist and a top
ranking instrumental ensem-
BILE, will present a perform
ance at Carnegie Hall on Sat-
urday, October 26.
Tickets are now on sale at
the Music Guild, 725 Liberty
Ave., and at Horne's and Gim-
bells. Phone reservations: Ex-
press 1-1414 and address Mail
Orders to Box 1414, Pitts
burgh 30.
Editorial Staff
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Rubber City Members To Mark Lodges 45tk Milestone
Akron Lodge Az
In Birthday Party
Members To Stage
Concert Oct. 9th

AKRON, Ohio - Malta
Gubec" CFU Lodge 472 will
celebrate its 45th Anniversa-
ry with a Concert and Dance
on Sunday, October 27, in the
German American Hall, S34
Grant st.
The concert will begin at
800 pm, with a very de-
lightful performance by the
internationally famous Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans.
Bro. John Badovinac,
President of the CFU High
Trial Board, will be our
honored guest and princi-
pal speaker and we will also
have with us our Honor
able Mayor of Akron, Leo
Berg.
During the program there
will also be an introduction Of
all the representatives Of the
neighboring lodges who are
in attendance.
Following the cert,
home cooked meals, kolaci
and a variety of refresh
ments, will be available for
serving, and the evening will
be climaxed by dancing to the
music of the Tammies.
Katherine Dizdar, Scribe
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serving OF a lO am. Mass IN
the st. Joseph The Worker
Church for the deceased mem.
bers of Lodge ITO.
The Church is centrally
located at 45th and Penn
sylvania in Gary.
Also preceding the celebra-
ton will be an address by
CFU Supreme Treasurer Mar.
tin Krasich, Pittsburgh, at ~
noon over the Croatian Hour
broadcast by Gary Radio Sta
ton WGRY.
All local and district mem
bers of the Croatian Frater.
nal Union are cordially invi.
ted to turn their dials to
WGRY Sunday, Oct. 27, for
this special program.
He's A Gifted Orator
The Lodges 50th Anniver.
sary Banquet will begin at 3
pm. sharp Sunday.
Speakers of wide renown
and entertainers of the first
magnitude will take over the
spotlight once the guests have
done away with the repast a.
waiting them.
Bro. Krasich will be the
Lodges guest of honor and
speaker Of the day on the
historic occasion.
The Supreme Treasurer is
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Supreme Treasurer Slated
To Speak In Gary Oct. u

and represent the Nests Kolo
Group and Glee Club.
The other group is the
nationally renowned Pre-
radovic" Glee Club, one of
the finest such choral or
ganiZations on the North
American Continent.
Here, in these three groups,
the Lodges guests will come
to enjoy entertainment of the
first magnitude and see for
themselves what our people in
Gary are doing to preserve
(Treasurer p. 81
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West A|Iis 391 Dance
Event OF November 23

WEST ALLIS, Wise. -
"Jednakost" CF'U Lodge 391
hereby notifies all it's men,
bers and other lodges and or
ganizations of the area that
a Dance will be sponsored on
Saturday, November %, at
the Kralj Hall.
Mary c. Homes, Sec'y.
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the staff of st. Luke's Hos
pital, Cleveland.
He plans on a residency in
Internal Medicine, but has
not as yet decided where he
will practice. Fortunate the
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Hoosier State Lodge l70 In
Community Limelite Sunda!!
Johnsfown 5 Members
Roll Out The CARPET
For Anna Mae CoInar

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
members of "St. Rochus"
Lodge 5 rise as one to bid
welcome to their ranks lovely
Anna Mae Colnar, the daugh-
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Sandra Petika Awaits
Canonsburg Appearance
With Pitts AII.U Tams

PITTSBURGH - The tai
ented Pittsburgh All-Univer-
sity Tamburitzans will be pre-
sented at the Swissvale High
School Auditorium this COM
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SUP. Treasurer On
Airwaves Oct. II

CFU Supreme Treasurer
Martin Krasich will speak
over Gary, Ind, Radio Sta
ton WGRY at IL noon
Sunday, Oct. RI, in con-
junction with the celebra-
ton that day of the Gold
en- Anniversary of the COM
munity's "Croatian Sons"
Lodge ITO.
Article pertaining to GEL
ebration proper elsewhere
on this page; editorial "Sa-
lutte To Gary" on page 8.
Congratulations!