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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
Rochester IS Shapes
Plans For End Picnic

ROCHESTER, Pa. - CF'U
Lodge IS will stage it's second
Annual Picnic on Sunday,
August 4, at Crows Run, off
Route 88, between Freedom
and Conway.
Music for the occasion will
be provided by the Balkan
Serenaders Tamburitza Or
chestra of East Pittsburgh,
Pa, and there will be a vari-
ETY. of refreshments available,
including hot barbecued lamb
and pork.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Lube Yanosich, Rec.
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Farrell Junior Tams
Weaving Picnic Plans

FARRELL, Pa. - The Slo-
ga Tamburitzans Of Farrell,
Pa. will sponsor a picnic on
Sunday, August II, at Shady
Grove, located on route 18 on
Sharon-G -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
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 CF'U
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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Chicago saint" Set
For Aug. 4 Gathering

CHICAGO, Ill. - The st.
Martin Club will hold it's An
nual Picnic Sunday, August
4, at Yugoslav Grove, $40
So. Narragansett Ave.
There will be roast lamb
and pork, ready at noon, and
plenty of cold drinks for both
adults and kiddies.
Music for the occasion will
be furnished by the well
known Jadran Tamburitza
Orchestra.
The members and friends
of the Club are cordially in
vited to attend.
Vincent Rudar, Sec'y.
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present.
But | do know what you
can do - save this date to
visit with us and celebrate
an occasion which is wOr-
thy of your time. l espec-
tally appeal to the past ac-
tive members and those
who were of the original
membership.
This is all | have for now
until our bowling season
starts. TO date, we will bow
at Leo Peters Lanes, at Zoo
pm, on Sundays. See if you
can't work it into your sche.
dule and join us.
Matey
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Beaver Falls 50 Fefe
Ticketed For AUGUST 4

BEAVER FALLS, Pa. -
Sunday, August 4, is the date
of the CFU Lodge SO Picnic
which will take place at
Wise's Grove, Route 88 (off
Mercer Road, on the out
skirts of New Brighton.
There will be dancing to the
music of the Biser Tamburit-
"a Orchestra, a popular group
who broadcast over Radio
Station WBVP every Sunday
at 9:45 am.
AS at all such affairs, the
traditional barbecued lamb
and accompanying refresh
ments will be available.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Peter Skacan, Sec'y.
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STEELTON, Pa. - Th e
members of "St Lawrence"
Lodge 13 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 1880 am. Aug. 10 with
a Mass in st. Mary's II. 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 solemnity 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.
Farewell For 8 Tams
Preceding the local obser-
vance of "St. Lawrence Day"
by six days will be the Lodge
13 Picnic of Sunday, Aug. 4,
at the spacious, easily reached
RADICAL Grounds.
There will be an abun-
dance of barbecued lamb
served from IL noon on and
music for polka, kolo and
other forms of dancing will
be provided by three men,
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A u G L S 7

3. Fifth Annual CFU
Midwest Championship Golf
Tournament, Acacia Country
Club, La Grange, III. Hosts,
members "Velebit' Lodge S64.
Victory Banquet at Sokol
Hall, 4044 Gage Avenue,
Lyons, ILL.,, 5 pm. Members,
friends bid "dobro nam dosli. "
4. - Mahoning Valley CFU
Lodges in 9th Annual Fra
ternal Day." st. Nicholas
Grove, Shady Run Road,
Youngstown, Ohio. Music by
| Joe Marmilich and his Bal
kan Serenaders; barbecued
lamb and pork; refreshments.
Speaker, Supreme Treasurer
Martin Krasich, Pittsburgh.
4. - SIS Pittsburgh Lodges
20, 76 and SO in Annual Pic
mic, Brenlovich Grove off Wa
terman Road formerly Old
Clarion Rd.). Music by Pete
Scabilloni and his keystone
Trio. Plenty to eat and drink.
Program will interest young
and old alike.
4. - Lodge SO Annual Out
ing, Wise's Grove, off Route
1873 Mercer Road, New
Brighton, Pa. Music by "Bi-
ser" Tamburitzans. Choice Sc
lection of solid and liquid re-
freshments.
4. Lodge 533 Annual Pic
mic, Morgan Woods, Battle
Creek, Mich. Music by Carl
Rosin Orchestra, Michigan's
Polka Kings. Refreshments to
suit Individual taste.
4. - "St. Lawrence" Lodge
Is Picnic, Radocaj Grounds,
Steelton, Pa. Complete line
solid and liquid refreshments.
J Entertainment, etc.
4. - CF'U Lodges 2O7, 276
and 692 and Elias Tamburitza
Serenaders in 18th Annual
"Croatian Day." Minkowski's
Grove, Highway 80, 4 miles
north of Kenosha, Wise. Con-
tinuous entertainment from 2
pm. on. Games and pony
rides for kiddies. Delicious
barbecued la m b, sausage.
Choice of cold drinks.
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! bers of the "kolO Club Ma
rian."
They are George Murlin,
Len Mabius, and John J. Ver-
bos, Jr.
In all probability, t h e
Lodges Aug. 4 Picnic will
mark the last time this trio Of
youthful tamburitzans will
appear together for a while.
Reason: This Fall will see
them enrolling in the follow
ing schools of higher learning
- George Murlin, Duquesne
University, Pittsburgh; Len
Mabius, Rutgers, New Bruns-
wick, New Jersey; and John
J. Verbos, Jr., Penn State,
University Park, Pa.
Aside To Bethlehem!
Our previous Lodge Picnic
Of the current season was
highlighted by the appear
ance of quite a number of c.
F. U. members from Bethle-
hem and other centers in this
area.
And while they found our
hospitality to their liking,
they were disappointed
when they noted that bar
becued lamb was not to be
had on that occasion. This
we regretted very much.
On Sunday, Aug. 4, our
friends in Bethlehem, other
Eastern towns and Maryland
can have all the pecenka"
they crave, for preparations
have been made to roast the
delicacy on the outing
grounds and have it ready al
early as the noon hour.
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again. 1t sure would be
great fun, renewing friends
of old with Whiting, Gary
and Hammond.
Now to come down to the
fine point of this article and
to let you know why I've been
"jibber-j -jabbering" so,
On October 26, the Harbor-
ties will hold Goth Anniver-
sary Dance at the Croatian
Home, 4O33 Main St., in East
Chicago. The two fine bands
who will be providing the mu-
sic are Pat DeMure and his
Orchestra and the Cavalier
Tamburitzans. Needless to
say there will also be plenty
of drinks and refreshments.
Life Can Begin At 40
Now, if that isn't the start
of a good dance, I don't what
more can be done for the
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Battle Creekers Set
For AUGUST 4 Funniest

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. -
CFU Lodge 533 will hold it's
Annual Picnic, Sunday, Aug
ust 4, at Morgan Woods.
There will be plenty of bar
becued lamb on hand and, of
course, all the trimmings that
go with it.
Music for the occasion will
be furnished by Carl Rosin,
Michigan's polka king, and his
orchestra.
Eva Yezic, Rec.
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Congress Park Lodge
Will Play Host Aug. 3
To Annual Tee TOURNEY
Continued From p. y

Continued From P. y
Cleveland, Ohio, President Of
the High Trial Board of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
Representing the Home
Office of the Society at
Pittsburgh will be Frank
Braidic, Sports Educational
Director, and the Tourney
victOrs will be announced
by Joseph B. Rady, Secre-
tary of the 5th Annual
CFU Midwest Golf Tour
nament.
Dancing to the music Of
Marty Vidovic's Orchestra
will follow the banquet and be
the order of social business
during the remainder of the
gala evening.
1856 Champs In Review
And now for a rundown on
the outcome of the 4th An
nual CFU Midwest Golf
Tournament, held July %,
1856, at the So. Gleason Park
Club, Gary, Indiana.
Women's Division: -
Team Event, Harborites
Lodge 856, Indiana Harbor,
Ind; Individual vent,
Marge Vasilko, Indiana
Harbor; Guest Golfer, Mar
tina Primich, Highland.
Mems Division: - Team
Event, Croatian Sons Lodge
ITO, Gary, Ind; Individual
Event, "A" Flight, Tony Gil
bota, Gary; Individual Event,
"B" Flight, Pete Barkovich,
Un iversal, Pa; Individual
Event, &C" Flight, M. Grdic,
also of Universal; Individual
Event, "D' Flight, ]. Marince,
Hammond, Ind.
Longest Drive, Tony Glibo-
ia, Gary; Longest Drive, Ka-
tie Rowan, Indiana Harbor,
Ind, entry; Closest to Pin,
Ray Perisin, Chicago; Closest
to Pin, 10 Raykovich, Indiana
Harbor.
And the first team entry a
year ago came from Univer-
sal, Pa, Lodge BOG.
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zumberaks Ready
For Family Fete
Fall FrOlic Also
Getting Attention


CLEVELAND, o. - First
and most important, the an
nual "zumberak" Lodge $50
family picnic will be held Sat-
urday, Aug. 3, at Janecek's
Farm, located on Southern
Road, which goes south off
Route 303 near West Rich
field, Ohio.
just follow route FL to-
wards Akron for a while,
and the way will be evident.
OF course an inquiry now
and then will help.
Starting at 800 am. and
skidding to a stop at 1000
pm, this gathering ought to
be well worth anybody's time,
for social reasons if nothing
else. The old-timers will make
a stab at playing baseball a
gainst tn e up-and-coming
young blood.
There should be food a
plenty, brought in by each
members own delivery
source. Music will be the
heartening canned variety,
spun on our reliable phono-
graph which will emit a vari-
ETY. of polkas and jazz num-
bers.
In case Of rain, there will
be a lot of room in the barn.
To Do Or Not To Do
And now word about the
next lodge meeting set for
August 9th, the second Friday
of the month.
An important discussion
will take place concerning
what the Zumberak stand
should be in the matter of
a contribution to the Du-
quesne University Tambur-
itzans Building Fund. 1t is
extremely urgent that a
sizable number of the mem"
bership be present.
Plans are shaping up in
grand style for the lodges
Goth anniversary arranged
for the 10Th of October at the
Hotel Statler. The souvenir
booklet of the occasion, with
all the messages Of congratu-
lations, best wishes, could
stand a little bolstering.
The rates range from two
to twenty dollars, and all in
formation should be forward
ed to Goldie Malone: 667 e.
241, Euclid, Ohio. Because
this event will be long re-
membered as an achievement
of the lodge, any memento
will be priced for many years
to come.
The Zumberak lodge wishes
to announce that the next Du-
quesne University concert will
be held Sunday, Feb. 8, 1858.
Any cooperation by organiza-
tions and lodges in the Cleve-
land area will be appreciated.
George Relich
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Root Of All Evil

. Sign along a highway in
the Sunshine State: - Help
keep Florida green. Bring a.
long more m oney on your
next visit.
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harborifes Plan
10Th Anniversary
Scribe Reviews
Good Old Days

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
With the weather being like
it is, warm and hot, l thought
it would be a good idea to take
a small cruise and reminisce
a little bit. Many of you may
ask, why reminisce?" Well,
it's like this - on August II
our Lodge 956 will be cele-
brating the Goth Anniversary
Of it's founding.
Off hand, l can't remem-
Der the exact number of
members that started the
lodge; but at the present
time our membership
stands at 271. At this time
l would like to say thanks
to the deceased MIR. Letica
and another one of our
Staunch members, Mr.. Jo-
seph Sedey, ST., for with
out them, we would never
be.
Remember the first two
basketball tournaments? l
was still a nest member at the
time, but l remember selling
souvenir badges. 1t was a
good feeling to meet all those
different members of the 9TH
er lodges.
Then came the bowling
tournaments and I don't be-
lieve the Harborites missed
very many of those. In fact,
for the past few years, the
number of teams attending
the tournaments were never
less than six.
Truthfully speaking, bowl
ing seems to be the sport that
keeps our Lodge on the active
list. Keep it up bowlers, we
don't want to die out yet.
Those Were The Days
Remember when the "Skip-
per" wrote articles for the
Zee, just filled with Harborite
news? How many of you re-
call as to who it was?
What about those pic
MICS and beach parties we
used to have and the travel
ing bowling league? Won
der why it couldn't be done
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request for same and provided
space is available. EUents more
than 80 days in future cannot be
listed.
4. - "Zumberaks" Lodge
$50 in Outdoors Get-Together,
Jancek's Farm, off Route 303,
near West Richfield, Ohio.
Plenty to eat and drink, en-
tertainment galore.
IL. - Ladies Lodge 534 in
first Picnic Of season, Clair
ton Park, Clarion, Pa. Tam
mie Serenaders will provide
music. Barbecued lamb, pork,
etc.
25. - Annual United Four
County Lodges "Fraternal
Day, Croatian Park, Mones-
sen, Pa. Please follow English
Section for program and other
details.
81. - Greater Pittsburgh's
Annual "Croatian Day. Ken
nywood Park, Pittsburgh.
Program will be highlighted
by appearance Of Ambridge,
Pa, Holy Trinity Junior Tam
buritzans and Pozega Tambu-
rita Orchestra, Girard, Ohio.
Kolo contest, other attrac-
tions. Follow the English Sec
ton for details.
SEPTEM Err
L. United CFU Lodges of
Cleveland in 2ist Annual
"Fraternal Day" Puritas
Springs Park. Program to
star Abrasevic and Slavulj
Choirs, Kolo Aces, Euclid Ko-
10 Kids, and Nest 55 Kolo
Group. Speakers, CFU Vice
Presidents Joseph N. Bazda-
rich, Chicago, and Milan Vra-
nes, Pittsburgh.
l. - Opening of two-day
Annual CFU Softball Champ
ionship Tourney under aegis
of Farrell, Pa, Lodge 1926.
Play at both City and st. Ann
Parks, Farrell. Banquet and
Dance Sept. 2 in Croatian
American Civic Club, Staun-
ton Street, Farrell.
21. - "Maywoodites" CFU
Lodge 358 in Golden Anniver-
sary Banquet and Program,
Sam Reno Restaurant, 1904
West Ridge Road, Highland,
Ind. Tickets now available at
appreciable savings. Program
details later.
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Nothing safe CFU Lodge, Nest,
and Central Committee social tunc-
tions may be listed in this column;
and then only tollotUing erprcss
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SteeIton Lodge 13 Members To Stage
Picnic August 4, Honor Saint August 10
Trio Of "KolO Club Marian" Stars Will
Make Farewell Appearance During Outing
BY John j. Verbos
Member, Supreme Board
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EquipmentWeight Add
To Cost of Auto Toos

nc Department 81 "ea.c'es
ant' f'"afIic erparen,'y MS 1ie
;c"er.I f'naily thai nary auto
noosles are comil.g equipped
.aiJn automatic JrGrsni.ssicns =,
ND .he discovery Is going tc eosi
!rctSrists ~ extra $40 To- jass
&c, inc ffsG .irle mis- year
&c we,ging Of tilc extra equip
,'e'ls u ce'ne added &c the Off
go tsCec weigh d he cal
ani /, sAcosands ii cases tnis
il sarcw'ng 5hc whole package
into ghs rign az bracket
Motorists affected are those
whose care we { lisCed III Ght
auto blue book nc weighing oe-
low the $500 pound dividing line
Vehicles above that figure re.
quire O S33 annual Tag fec. rllusc
under pay $23 for plates.
Nc ono, according TO 9 spokes
man foc The department, seem,
"a know who p responsible 70
nc discovery.
IL was noted Jnat neither thi
blue book listing nor the req
BOOK. another auto trade bible
carried the total weight cf al.
,omohiies equipped With auto,
matte transniissions, powe'
brakes OF power steering.
The weight carried is inc
weight at The factory without
the extra equipment However
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ar asterisk u The page ra.ers
to Lfa weights Of The device.
These are Jpn. o::ilnas ely 25
pounds Tor q transmission, 81
pounds FOL steering ard ~
pounds for Brakes.
added 70 borderline weights
Inc total almost invariably boosts
the vehicle oye, the $500 pound
limit.
r case IN poirv &c that Of Eli
gene l.. Flynn Of Gle Tvarts
street NE. who called the lie
parCment today Gc complain.
lie said since he bought q new
Pontiac IN 1852, he mas paid the
$23 figure for tags. His Car was
listed as weighing 1913 pounds
Until today.
His new tag application care
asked FOR $33 and his cal hal
suddenly taken on weight. Tho
automatic shift has lifted hi
car to 3503--thfee pounos owe
The $23 limit
The entire list Of some 225 .00I
vehicles was rechecked IN Tn,
past year 70 determine which
autos might go over the limit ant
thus be puL Ia The higher tel
bracket.
However, nc estimate could hi
given as TO The number Of owners
vino will be affected other thar
that ''it will be thousands"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

Vienna that Senator Mcclellan.
Democrat Of Arkansas. had re-
peatedly ignored his offers to
appear at the investigation or
a date that fits my fixed
itinerary" He charged that the
Senator had kept me dangling
on a hook" about date.
Senator Mcclellan is chairman
both of the Senate Investigating
Subcommittee which conducted a
preliminary racketeering inquiry
and of the new special commit
tee set up to conduct a broader
probe. The Transfers are a main
target OF the investigators. and
Senator Mcclellan has Just re-
quested Mr.. Beck to surrender
all his personal financial
records" since 1850 Tor commit
tee scrutiny.
Kennedy Sees Untruths'
Senator Mcclellan was not
available Immediately for COM
ment on the Beck charges. but
Robert F. Kennedy. counsel for
both committees. Told a reporter:
There are a number OF un-
truths in Mr.. Beck's statements
from Vienna" He added:
1--WE originally set January Is
Tor Efr. Beck to appear tat the
Iracketeering hearing) because his
.airplane schedule and itinerary
called for him to De in Wash
lington on that date.
He lands III New York from
Europe and instead of Coning
mere takes of Tor Seattle send
ing Senator Mcclellan oele-
gram he is soo i'll tc appear
Three days later he shows UP in
Miami.
Their" continued Mr.. Ken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
BAT Catches Fire,
But Lands SufeIy

SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. Is up.
"A BAT bomber landed safely at
Hunter Air Force Base today al
ter crewmen put out flames in the
tail section. One man who had
bailed nut in the Atlantic vas
picked up by naval plane.
The bomber, or traininq
flight from Hunter, caught fire
sorle $50 miles east of Savannah
and the crew decided 20 ditch
After one nan parachuted oui
The pilot discovered anoth, II
rlenber Of The crew W13 rnccr
cious IRON 'sck Ct oxygcr arc
lie headed the plane ici Sasar-
lah.
Fclr rea we're abcar:. Capt
Charles F. Steward az c;,sefvl'
CT the ilighI, 5ailed eut 5efcr.
the plare Iurned back. The Nav.
'cpcrted ne vas picked ~ q, :
merchant shir.
Others IN The right war1 yapS
an1es L Pents, ir. Caot. jon.
E. NELSON The iiict; AID IS. IL
4lffec A Raner', 3. J.. re Ter
,3assed ouC froln lack Of c..ygtr
puJ ,ecoyerci SHORTY ccfor: IRE
)lane landed
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Threat to President Trips
King Of Box Top Nation

H Saiti liulg'N lih'ss0. us
no. lre wiiCe@s 1--we ao.., BIZ
ne aid noe ldenstfg lie )oy TO-
say where he lived
Investigator, disc oseu lint
4 breakfast-cereai COMPANY dis
tributes deeos TO = square ineh ..
lane il ALASKA u persons SerS-
Ing Ii The GSua. boz yop. arc
Harry and ieqefal Of IT'S t3.ag
mates received lsnds sfcil ".
company Mr. Tsauyhmst sac
Harry u. mn lis tIay ~ -
decided 70 ognf. 5csat',e., isf.y'
their 3wl. courti5 and seteae
from ti,c Jll9N.
"1'herc was nc prosecutor i.
This case, and thc boys noth i
agreed THAT 4 severe lecture wis
III order. The bay 3as lorn9ai
but had ali oynractive in'aglaa
tion
He did not realize The serious
ness OF his threat against lac
President, and when The possible
consequences were explained to
MIN, he replied. I surrender.
am now q citizen again. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Snow Crews Put
On Standby Busis
As Cold InvuGes

Z Threat 81 S;lcH aNtl Saj
treeairg temperature ,ai ti,S
Districts SNOW removal crews q,
Ia standby cGSis iest niglis and
early t2Gay.
Sanding yfu:kc we're III ecCioi
One OF 'nen riehE i,enii.d Z fueI
loiI truck which skidded or the
IsouthbourG Fourteenth Stree.
bridge, spit q sean and pcaree
oil on the bridge 400. The sanc
truck crew covered 5hc :.ippcg.
roadway With sand.
The snow bell during inc nigh;
extended from Eastern Ohio ano
Western New York through
Pennsylvania and into Northern
Virginia. Falls ia most places
were light although they measur-
ed 6 inches in the Harrisburg
Fa., area.
The cold belt stretched from
the Great Lakes region 10 The
Gulf Coast States and eastward
Temperatures averaged about lt
degree lower han Yesterday
morning
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ample opportunity to observe
Mr.. Gromyko at close hand
when he served as Russian Am
basSador here.
Later. in the course of many
heated debates in the United
Nations Disarmament Commit
tee, he was noted for stubborn
adherence to the party lint
rather than charm or fiexibility
His most recent job has beer
that of First Deputy Foreign
Minister under Shepilov.
/ The switch is the more sur
prising in view of the prominen
role which Mr.. Shepiloy hal
played in the last few days. Las
Tuesday he delivered a majol
foreign policy speech to the SUI
preme Soviet in Moscow. hitterl,
denouncing the Eisenhower doc.
trine for the Middle East ano
suggesting a six-point Russian
alternative.