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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05
THE FAMILY COUNCIL
\ Girl, IS, Says Mother
| Curbs Her Freedom


The Fomily Council consists Of judge.
q psyehiotrist, three eIeTsymen. aI
newspaper editor, womon's editor
and two writer's. Eoch article is o.
summary Of an aetuol eose history.
The council reports on problems thot
hove been deoIt with BY responsible
aeneies and councillors.
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sick when see her running
around with some Of the kids
who live around here. She's a
pretty girl and / have high hopes
for her.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Keeping Peggy Gin check"
when all she can think about is
running away" is like sitting
on a keg Of dynamite. Even if
Mrs. D. j. should be able to
succeed in keeping the explosive
situation under control, it would
not be the best thing for Peggy,
who has a perfectly normal de-
sire, to enjoy the social life other
teenagers have.
Mrs. D. Us fears are probably
running away with her a bit. Few
neighborhoods are so totally
bad" that there aren't some nice
families in them. There are
church, school and
groups that at
tract bright, well-behaved boys
and girls.
Mrs. d. j. should make the eff
fort to seek out such groups and
Peggy to join them.
She should try to teach Peggy
now to evaluate people and their
behavior, so that the girl will be
able to flnd her own way aroundl
socially.
Mrs. D. j. should not condemn
all the youngsters in the neigh
borhood simply because they live
there. After all, her own
daughter happens to be a neigh
borhood kid" too.
Peggy is old enough to choose
her own clothes. Dressing her
and treating her like a baby is
cruel and will add fuel to her
f1aring rebellion.
(Copyright 1857. General Features Corp.)
Monday: A woman who hos been
treated for mental illness is losing her
husbond to another woman, but thinks
she should try to save the moniose.
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Woman Defends Career Housewives
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

have you been reading, Mrs. G..
r.? In the IA years that I have
been working, I have never
availed myself of these services,
nor do I intend to. I not only
do all the housekeeping, but also
help my husband with the paint
ing and other spring cleaning.
Price, Conscious, Too
AS for grocery shopping. we
are just as price conscious as
you are and we don't pay
through the nose" We, too. en-
joy home-cooked soups, stews
and casseroles, which we prepare
the evening before serving.
The homemakers who take on
outside positions do so. not be-
cause they are bored, but because
they are able to enjoy some Of
the extra luxuries now; they also
supplement their husbands in
come so that they can build up
a little security for their later
years.
True, we don't have the time
to participate in various club
activities, or get acquainted with
our neighbors, but we do enjoy
"a happy home life = and our
social life is by no means i'm
paired.
After Analysing your letter.
Mrs. G.. R., I wonder If you
honestly can say that you are
bitter; or. are you trying to prove
to your husband that you earn
your keep?-Sincerely, Mrs. r. p,
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Monday: A women seeks odviee on
how to have her husbond treoted for q
lonll hl0AhaR eand;k;oa
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Free Nursing Course
Offered bY School

The Anna Burdick Vocational
School. 1900 Allison street NV,
is offering a one-year practical
nursing course, free, to women
residents of the District between
the ages Of ls and SIS, beginning
September 9.
Sponsored by the public
schools. the class is open to only
rs applicants. and interviews and
tests are now being held. 8 am.
to 3 pm. daily. in the school,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05

A few weeks ago, in discussing
some reasons for nervousness in
women. I brought up the ques-
don of the stress many women
subject themselves to in being
combination housewives and ca
reer women.
This brought a letter in an
swer to Mrs. G. r. who Gin this
column) dashed out at career
women:
Dear DR.. Steincrohni: Mrs. G..
r. painted a very rosy picture
Of the career-housewife in con-
trast with her martydom Of be-
ing a full-time housewife. Her
accusations call for a rebuttal.
First Of all. If we don't con-
tribute financially to our hus-
bands income you can be as
sured that we combination ca
er-homemakers would just as
soon stay home. Do you think
we would be stupid enough to
take outside work. If. at the end
Of the year, we found that we
did not benefit financially by
working? Please, Mrs. G. R.,
give us credit for having some
intelligence!
Spending Average
AS for our added expenses, !
can speak from my own expert
ence, and I would consider my
spendings average for the work.
ing wife. The clothes / buy for
work are the same that ! wear
when I go shopping or visiting,
II I were at home. I would still
wear the same clothes since my
husband prefers the feminine
look, and frowns upon the Stacks
and sport shirt attire that most
full-time housewives wear when
hey do their homework and mar
keting.
When at home / still use make
up and my visits to the hair
dresser are limited to an annual
permanent and an occasional
hairstyling for a special occa-
sion. Otherwise. I give my hair
nightly care in order to look pre-
sentable not only for work but for
the hours spend at home. Very
few Of us working homemakers
have laundry service-we prefer
doing our own.
AS for employing cleaning
women and cooks-what novels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05
AWAY FROM IT ALI

This Sunday. July 7th. escape the hum
drum and enjoy a long. lovely, lazy
day picnickins. hiking. canoeing. sight
seeing at Great Falls, Md. View breath
taking Great Falls, see the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, visit the Great Falls
Tavern and the c. 4 o. Museum.
You've got all this and more to enjoy
on DC. Transit DAY Tour" Holiday
to Great Falls-one Of q series Of Sum-
day fun-days for all the family. Only
500 for adults and Sl.00 for children
under II. For information and reser-
vations. phone Federal $500. Or
visit the DC. TRANSIT Terminal ct li25
Pennsylvania Ave, NV.
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THE PROBLEM

Peggy J.-Mother treats me
ike a baby.
Mrs. d. III am trying to keep
her in check.
THE DETAILS
Peggy i'll am a girl Of IS,
but everyone tells me / look a
lot younger. AS result. boys
DO not ask me out. AL my
friends have been dating for two
years, but I hardly ever 60 any
where.
It Is all my mothers fault.
She didn't let me wear any lip
stick until this year. Even now,
she makes me come back and
wash my face If she thinks I
have too much on. She chooses
all my clothes and makes me
wear babyish dresses. The few,
times ! have gone out. she lee
lures the boy so much about
what time to bring me back that
the fun is all spoiled and the
boy never calls again.
1t has gotten so bad that all
! can think about is running
away. / want to 60 some place
where I can be free and not
treated like a baby. I have a
married half-sister and she says
she sympathizes with me because
she went through the same thing.
But she can't help me.
Mrs. ID. IL am at my wits
end to know what to do about
Peggy. We live in a bad neigh
borhood. There are some very
rough kids around and I worry
about her all the time. I do not
Ike her going out with these
boys at all. There is plenty of
time for that.
Unfortunately, we can't move.
We own our house and have q
business here. AS a result Of this
situation, Peggy's sister made a
very bad marriage. I am trying
to prevent the same thing from
Happening to her.
feel that if ] can keep Peggy
ID check for the next two years,
everything will work out for the
best. She may go to college, but
Il she doesn't she will 60 out to
work and will have a chance to
meet nice people. 1t makes me
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Southern Cal Lodges
Pick Sunday, June 30
As Date For Big Fete

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
At the last regular meeting of
the Central Committee of the
CFU Lodges Of Southern
Calf, plans for the annual
picnic got a rolling start.
The date is set for Sun
day, June 80, at the spa
ciOus Ford Blvd. picnic
grounds, $50 So. Ford
Blvd. We have already en-
gagged the popular Hajduk
Tamburitzans, whose songs
and music have given us SO
much pleasure.
For all those who will stay
on through the evening, ane
the many old and young peo
pie who will come especially
for the evening, we will have
the fine dance music of the
Tomazin Brothers.
More treats and surprises
are in the making, so keep
sharp lookout in the Zee fol
future bulletins.
Anne McTernan, Pub
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Chicago Chorus Will Stage Concert Apr. n

CHICAGO, Ill. - A Spring
Concert will be sponsored by
Harmony Glee Club, at AS
sumption Hall, 5000 South
Marshfield Ave-, on Saturday,
April 9th.
The program will begin at
8 pm. sharp, featuring the
melodies of our forefathers
and American songs. 1t could
possibly prove to be the most
profitable night Of entertain
ment you've had for some
time. To be certain of this,
be there and have fun in the
rollicking atmosphere created
by the Glee Club, with 2 or
chestras, the Harmony Tam
buritzans and the Shy Guys
Orchestra.
We must also mention that
there will be plenty of tempt
ing food and refreshments.
We're hoping that history
repeats itself and that last
years gratifying success will
be topped by this years
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-24
Milwaukee Armory To
Be Scene April 18th.
Of Duke Tams Concert

MILWAUKEE, Wise. -
Duquesne University's famed
and illustrious Tamburitzans
Of Pittsburgh, Pa, are sched-
uled for an appearance at the
South Side Armory on Fri
day, April 26, at 8 pm.
For those who have seen
and heard these magnifi-
cent artists, there is no
need to eXpound. For those
who have never had the
privilege of witnessing a
program by Americas
greatest tamburitza ensem-
BILE there is a rare treat i'm
store.
For a magical two hours
you will see the brightest and
most brilliant splashes of col
or in authentic native cos
tunes; you will thrill to un-
usual dances of vigor and
precision and you will listen
to the deeply powerful and
moving tamburitza orchestra
which has rightly earned its
title as the Finest in the
Field
Tickets will be sold at the
door at $1.O0.
walter Gayske
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Gary Lodge 40
Nearing 5Ofh Lap

GARY, Ind. - The year
1857 will mark the Golden
Anniversary of one Of the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
largest, foremost subordinate
affiliates the "Croatian Sons"
Lodge 10 of this community.
The members of Lodge
17O will celebrate this great
milestone in their fraternal
annals OH Sunday, October
27, with festivities to be
staged in the showplace of
Gary = The Croatian Cen
ter.
Plans for the Fall fete are
in the discussion stages at
the moment, but as each falls
into the proper pattern we
will make them public in the
Zajednicar.
In the meantime, we most
earnestly beseech the cooper
alton Of all Gary and vicinity
lodges, nests, clubs, and other
organizations in keeping Oct.
27, 1857, an open date on
their social calendars.
Sylvia NiI1sic, Sec'y.
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|Fifty.Year Pins viii
Be Awarded 4 Pioneers
During Lodge 47 Banque
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should be one of the many
memorable highlights of the
celebration.
No Shortage Of Brass"
John Kovach, former Secre-
tary of CFU Sick Benefit De-
partment, will address the
guests in behalf Of the local
membership.
Representing the City of
Cleveland will be Council
man Wilson LatkOvic, while
other honored guests will
include John Birek, our
CrOatian Radio Hour An
nOuncer, Mitzi Turkal the
1856 Fraternal Day Queen,
and Laura Gaydos, the
Lodge ~ Queen.
We have also invited Mon.
signor Joseph Misich Of St
Pauls Croatian r. G.. Church
Monsignor Firis Of st. Nicho-
las G.. G.. Church, and Father
Migalic Of st. Rita's Church
in Solon, Ohio.
Music during the banquet
and for the dance which will
follow, is to be furnished by
| the Blue Danube Tamburitza
Orchestra under the direction
Of Frank Muza.
Accent On n. So Youth
Also scheduled to regale
the celebrants are the CFU
Junior Order Nest IS Kolc
Dancers, singers and accor.
dion artists. These youngsters
have been rehearsing faith
fully for the big show" anc
promise a surprise entertain
ment package.
Representing the CFU's
| Home Office on this auspi-
cious occasion will be two
good friends of our Lodge
AZ members, Supreme Pres
ident V. I. Mandich and
English Editor of the Ia
jednicar Stephen F. Brkich.
Tickets for the banque
may be obtained now from
any Lodge AZ officer or mem
Der. Please do not delay buy
ing your tickets as they ar
going very fast.
Anna Rescic, Rec
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Spring Dance Slated
By Canucks Of |. q75

TORONTO, Ont. - Ca
nucks" CFU Lodge 975 invite
all their members and friends
to attend the Spring Dance
which will be held on Satur-
day, April 27, at the Kim
bourne Hall, 1880 Danforth
Ave. (near Coxwell Ave.)
Music will be provided by
Toronto's we'll known Balkan
aires Orchestra.
This will be our last dance
until next fall, so let's all join
in the festivities at this forth
coming event.
Kaye Bolk
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'Tammies Slated
ToInyade Kenosha
Steve KOvaceV In
Homecoming Apr. 27

kENOSHA, Wise. - Once
again the "Amityites' of GU
Lodge 692 are anxiously a.
waiting the appearance Of the
Duquesne University Tambur'
itzans in kenosha.
As usual, this long a
waited event takes place on
the Saturday after Easter,
the date being April 21th,
at S:l5 PM, and the place,
the kenosha High School
Auditorium located on She
ridan Road and 58th st.
This will be their Goth ap
pearance in kenosha and each
year the audiences get bigger
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Etna Juniors To
Launch koIo Class

ETNA, Pa. - CFU Nest 81
wishes to announce that a
Kolo Club will be organized
for all those Juniors inter
ested in learning to dance
kolos.
If you would like to join
contact the undersigned at 5
School ST., Pgh. %, or phone
st. 1865. We hope you will
do this as soon as possible,
so that we can start rehear-
sails in May.
Rose Ann Cvitkovic, Mgr
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Canadians Take Lead
Over USA Recruiters
In Qualifying victors
Continued From Page y
America Canada

America Canada |
America opened the quail
flying scoring game back on
March 25 when John r. Mi
kan, CFU Supreme Board
member and Secretary of
Rochester, Pa, Lodge IS, be-
came the first recruiter to
amass 2o0 points-or runs.
Canada tied the score at
IL ten days later when
Philip Zebich, former CFU
Supreme Board member
and Secretary of Hamilton,
Ont, Lodge GA, pushed his
total output across the 200
Points line and automatic
ally qualified for the Grand
Prize Award.
There was to be no further
scoring in this respect until
April 22nd.
Dominion 3, States |
Marko Banjavcic, Toronto,
Ont, Lodge $50, broke the tie
last Monday morning to give
Canada a 2 to 1 lead in this
game of qualifying 1857 Cam
paign victors.
In fact, his 234 Points
as of that date matched
bro. Zebich's total to stale
mate the HamiltOnian for
the Campaign leadership in
Canada and make the race
for the recruiting crown
across the border a wide
open affair.
Canada took a 3 to I leaC
over the USA the same day
when Josip Sunic, President
! of Montreal, Quebec, Lodge
900, came through with
enough business to shoot hi:
batting average to 20S Points
So, after almost 4 full in
nings (months), it's Canada
3, America 1.
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Milwaukee 255 Supper
Will Be Held April II

MILWAUKEE, Wis. -
NADIA" CFU Lodge 255 will
sponsor a Supper and Dance
on April q at Karlovich Hall,
539 So. 9th St., and asks all
other lodges to keep this date
open for our event.
We assure everyone of a de-
licious supper and good music
for dancing afterward.
Committee
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Lodge 71b Meetings
Could Stand Support

TIRE HILL, Pa. = GO
lub' CFU Lodge 716 will hold
its next meeting on Sunday,
May 5, at 1:3O pm.
Every member is urged to
take his and her lodge acti.
vities to heart and attend this
forthcoming session.
Mary Ruparcich, Rec.
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Mildred wus|ich Among Young Stars
Cited By Pittsburgh Concert Society
Export, Pa, Nest 325 Miss Presented
In Musicale At Pitt Memorial Building

EXPORT. Pa. = Miss Mil
dred Wuslich, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Miller Wuslich. was
one Of six young musicians
who won youth additions held
by the Pittsburgh Concert
Society. She was presented in
a concert on March 80 at the
Stephen Foster Memorial,
Pittsburgh.
Mildred has studied pi-
anO for about 10 years and
has won four local Lions
Amateur Contests. She was
also chosen official piano
accompanist for the annual
County Chorus Festival in
Greensburg, Pa, on Febru-
ary %, 1857.
She is at the head of her
Senior Class in high school
and intends to continue her
studies in music at Cincin-
natl Conservatory, where she
has received partial scholar
ship.
Miss Wuslich is a very
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B. {. 533 Meet Will
Be Postmaster Event

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. -
The next meeting of CFU
Lodge 533 will be held on
Sunday, April %, one week
later than usual. The post
ponement was made because
the regular meeting date will
be Easter.
Irene MilIich, Sec'y.
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Masontown Seek Hopes
Folks Will Be On Deck
Committee

MASONTOWN, Pa. - The
next regular meeting Of CFU
Lodge 566 will be held on the
fourth Sunday of the month,
April %, instead of the usual
third Sunday, due to Easter
Sunday.
The session will take place
in the Slavic Hall, West Ma
sontown, at 2 pm, and all
members are urged to attend.
Steve Balaban, Rec.
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and more appreciative. This
celebrated group, under the
very able direction of Walter
w. Kolar, is the very best of
it's kind, in our opinion.
From the time the curtain
opens until it closes on their
finale, the audience is held
spell bound with the fast
moving program, the fasci-
mating dances, etc.
Welcome Home, Steve!
Kenoshans are also very
proud of one of the Tambur-
itzans, none other than our
own Amityite, Steve Kovacev,
"Stevie', as he is so affec-
tionately called by all of us
has proved to be an outstand-
ing member of this great or
ganization, and when he ap-
pears on the stage executing
his famous high-flying Co.'S
sack Dance, the house virtual
| ly comes down..
After the concert, we will
again adjourn to Burger
Hall to entertain the Tam
buritzans and, of course,
they will entertain us.
We sincerely hope that ev-
eryone will come to see this
famous group, and we are
particularly inv n g our
friends from North Chicago
Waukegan and Racine.
Milwaukee County Show
This year we are very hap
py that the C.F.U. Lodges OF
Milwaukee County have un'
dertaken the sponsorship OF
a concert by the Duquesne
University Tamburitzans or
Friday, April 26th, at the So
Side Armory Hall, located a.
1920 South 9Th Street, Mil
Waukee.
We know that the appear
anee Of the Tamburitzans viii
bring a good crowd and tha'
once the Milwaukee area
hears this group, nothing viii
stop them from sponsoring
them in the years to come.
We Amityites wish you
good luck in your new ven
ture and some of us will be
on hand that night to give
you moral support.
We wish to remind our Mil
Waukee and West Allis friend
that this group is the authen
tic Duquesne University Tam
buritzans and will give you
concert such as you haven
seen in many a year.
Stella Jambrek, Pub
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CHICAGO - The Midwest
Alumni of the Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans an d
their committee are once
again preparing for the Tam
mics annual Spring appear
ance in Chicago at the 9Th
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event. So please get your tic
kets now and you can bet that
on April q you will have one
of the incest enjoyable Sat-
urday evenings.
The members of "Harmo.
n.y. are extending to each and
every one of, you a cordial in.
vitation.
I. Committee
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Street Theater - the date,
April %, with a special fea-
ture of two concerts.
In honor of the Tammies'
10th Anniversary season,
and to meet the continued
demand for more tickets,
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Mr.. Tony Muselin, 1854 East
Seth Street, or call Saginaw
1-50O3. Tickets may also be
purchased at the box office,
but they're going fast, so
don't wait - for choice seats
make reservations early.
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promising young American
of Serbian descent and a
member of CFU Nest 325.
Our congratulations.
Nick Nance, Mgr.
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two performances have
been scheduled. One will be
at 800 p.m., and the other
at 8:15 pm. All seats are
reserved - main floor So
and balcony S1.50.
Mail orders may be sent te