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QuQeY II. L. I0U couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day. tpatt three
fuH days and receire the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
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house 81. ne. ana GLORIA / shapiro.
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s., M. ana Dorothy White "a.
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nv, and willie L. baltimore. 10,
Henry J. Benz; 81. New orleans. and
DeriS Mckee 80. 1888 n St nv
Leroy Grant. -. 32la 18th St NV.
and Ruth Allen. 20. 1874 Gales 81.
wiIiiam H. cOlssrsns. 81. 1889 oates
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Gilbert K Martin. 81, Ills Est Sc
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woodrow Psrson. a. and Helen
Marshall. 81. both Of 5ol u 81 nv
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. Az
DECEMBER

into the school budget for lost would $46590O0 con-
sizes buildings. struct school facilities provided
Dr. Corning estimated thunder the renewal plan.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. c.. Idw couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day. tratt three
full days and rece,re the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
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7 like to think that Bulgan- ance
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Grams. At the ends are Pete Jokano-
vich 5000 and Wayne Mckee 19O).
The tackles are Tony Anthony (218)
and Jim Martinez (235). At guard
are Bob Caldwell (19D and George
Fritzinger (2O0l, with the 235-pound
Reifsnyder at center.
Privately, if not publicly, many
Navy men are thinking the 1857
Middies can sweep the schedule. This
is a far cry from the peSSimism OF
few years ago. When Edward Joseph
Erdelatz took over as head coach in
so, the academy had won but fiye
games in four years.
It took Erdelatz, one-time end and
heavyweight boxer for st. Mary's IN
California, two years to get squared
away. He won only i've games during
the rebuilding process in 1850 and
1851, but two were against Navy, and
thus the seasons generally were con-
Sidered successes. Until Nays stun
ming l4-2 upset of West Point in so,
the Army had not lost to its service
rival since 1913.
In 1852 the team started to roll. In
the last five seasons, Erdelatz-coached
teams have won 80, lost Q and tied 5
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games. This does not include the 1855
Sugar Bowl game, when Navy wal
loped q favored Mississippi eleven,
81 to 0, marking Nays first post
season game since the 1924 Rose Bowl,
when the Midshipmen tied Washing
ton, 14-14.
Last year, the highlight for Navy
was. perhaps, a 33-to-7 conquest Of
Notre Dame. Not since the war year
of "a, when civilian schools were
minus their ablest, had Navy beaten
the Irish. The Middies tied In As in
a 6-6 game and then lost 10 straight
to Notre Dame until last fall In Bal
timore, when they spanked the South
Benders, 80 to Z:
Navy beat william & Mary and
Cornell to open the '56 season but
took lacing from Tulane. Thereafter
the MiddieS beat Cincinnati, Penn,
Notre Dame and Virginia, and tied
with Duke and Army in a pair OF
TT struggles.
It added up to a 6-1-2 record for
the season and there are very few
schools that will not be satisfied with
that.
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year ago, definitely has become the
No. signal-caller OF the 2O-year-old
from st. IgnatiuS High, Cincinnati,
Erdelatz says: Toms shown new
found poise and flnesse In ball
handling and passing"
Capt. Ned Oldham, the teams lead
ing ground gamer for two seasons, Is
running better than ever" at left
halfback. Oldham last year scored
seven touchdowns and kicked IL extra
points for a total of So points. He
also led easily as a pass receiver,
gaining 2S7 yards and scoring four
touchdowns that way. On the ground
he averaged "A yards per carry.
The first-team linemen are all vet
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America mention as q sophomore,
made the switch to center, plugging
the gap left by Whitmire. The 20
year-old from Rockville Centre, N. Y,
probably will be played up for first
team All-America honors. II ne
makes the grade, he viii become the
third All-America at Navy since Erde-
latz took charge in 1850, following
Guard Steve Eisenhauer in 1852 and
End Ronnie Beagle In 1954-1955.
At the time the Middle coach called
a halt to spring training, Erdelatz
cited two other reasons for the almost
unprecedented move, to wit:
Tom Forrestal, who was in a three
way battle for the quarterback job
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u,E SUNDAY STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON o. c.
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= SPIRIT OF GRATEFULNESS :

II ROM THE DAY of my recent election to. the
presidency of the Pennsylvania Fraternal
Congress, 1 have received great number Of
kilograms and letters from lodges and individuals,
members and nol1-niembers of our Society, as well
as from fraternal organizations of own and
other nationalities ~
To the congratulations and good wishes re-
ceived from lodges organizations and individuals,
l am answering personally by letter as time per-
mits but it will be simply impossible to answer all
of them individually. So, do through our Off,
cal Organ, the Zajedncar
Special thanks to the President and Secretary
of the National Fraternal Congress, and equally
so to the President of the Croatian Catholic Union
and the Editor of Our Hope'-Nasa Nada-WhO
publicly congratulated me and the Croatian Fra
ternal Union this achievement
l also wish by this means to express my
thanks and appreciation to the representatives of
the Greater Pittsburgh Fraternal Association,
comprised of % fraternal organizations of West
ern Pennsylvania, who worked SO enthusiastically
at the meetings of the Pennsylvania Fraternal
Congress to assure my unanimous election
In behalf of the Supreme Administration and
Membership of the Croatian Fraternal Union, as
we'll as in my own behalf, my sincere thanks to
all, with best wishes for Merry Christmas and
everything good in the New Year.
V. /. Mandich
Supreme President, Croatian
Fraternal Union
President, Pennsylvania
Fraternal Congress
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S.. Pift Nest
Sets Party Date

S. S. PITTSBURGH = Gro
attain Fraternal Union Nest 81
will stage it's Annual Christ
mas Party on Sunday, Decem-
Der %, at the Croatian Hall
beginning at $50 pm.
A musical program will
be presented by the Zarnich
Accordion Studio and San
ia Claus will be on hand to
greet and amuse the chill
dren.
To make the occasion com.
plete, ia sty refreshments
candy, etc., will be served tc
all the members in attendance
All the nest members are
cordially invited to attend.
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0hio's No. | Nest In
Annual Yu|etide Tryst
Saturday, December u

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
Christmas Party of CFU Nest
55 will be held Saturday, De-
cember 21, at 800 pm, in the
Croatian Home, 6314 st. Clair
Ave.
Movies of last years par
ty will be shown and there
will be plenty of dancing,
singing, games and refresh
ments for all.
The Nest 55 kiddies would
also like to inform our read
ers that a Parents-C Childrens
Bowling Tournament will be
held February /, 1858.
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
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Cleveland n. 8b
In YuIetide Fete

CLEVELAND, Ohio -
This is to inform all the men,
bers of CFU Nest sc that the
Christmas Party will take
place on Monday, December
%, at the Croatian Home,
1911 Waterloo Rd.
The festivities will begin at
6 pm, at which time Santa
will appear with his presents
and candy for all the men,
bers.
Nest members and their
parents are cordially invited
to attend.
Ann katuc, Mgr
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Saturday, December q, Set Aside
For Annual johnstown Nest 4 Funniest
Treats, Movies, Entertainment Await
Youngsters Heading For Croatian Home

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - San
Ia, in all his glory, will again
pay his annual visit to the
members of CFU Nest 4 on
the occasion of their Christ
mas Party.
This years fete will be
staged at the Croatian Hall,
Broad ST., Saturday eve
ming, December Fl, begin
ming at 700 pm.
A large Christmas tree has
been ordered and the hall will
be decorated in Yuletide trim.
mings for the event. Early in
dications point to a real Xmas
party that will surpass all pre-
vious undertakings.
A fine program of enter
tainment, including movies
has been arranged by Johr
Mandrgoc, Nest Manager, ane
his aides. Mr.. Cyrus Davis
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Battle Creek 533 Up
With Dec. 81 Funniest

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. -
CFU Lodge 533 will sponsor
a New Years Eve Dance on
the evening of December 81.
There will be plenty of food
on hand and, of course, lots
Of fun to be had by all.
Music for your dancing
and listening pleasure will
be provided by our own
Balkaneers.
So, if you are planning to
celebrate on December 81
come to the Croatian Home,
where ap enjoyable time is
promised all.
Eva Nezic, Rec.
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hind her younger sister, Mary
Jane, and brother, Stevie, Jr.
In Lodge 948 she joins her
parents and sister, Joan.
Her parents have long
been among the most ar
dent and active of the ma
ny, many CFU members in
So. Chicago.
Kathryn was born in Chi
cago on January 3, 1910. She
attended SITS. Peter and Paul
grade school and high school,
where she was a part of the
choir, glee club and the Apos-
tolic Committee. After grad
uating in June, 1857, she en-
rolled as a student IN the
comptometer school.
In between school and stu
dies, Kathryn manages to help
her mother in their delicate
sen store. When she finds
time, she also enjoys singing,
dancing and sewing.
Our other young transfer
ees include Anna Soldo, Toni
slav Tokich, jeanette Kick
and John Phillip Kozul. We
are happy and proud to have
these new young members
and we wish them all the best
of happiness and success in
their chosen fields of endea-
vor.
Mary kozul, Sec'y.
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Chicago 785 Meeting
Scheduled For Dec. 28

CHICAGO, Ill. - All men,
bers of "Bjelovarska Sloga"
CF'U Lodge 785 are asked to
mark their calendar and keep
Saturday, December Is, open
to attend our Annual Meeting.
The session will begin at
7:3O pm, sharp, and will be
held in the upper hall of Gro
attain Sokol Hall, 1907 SO. Ra-
cine Ave.
Your lodge officers have
worked hard during The
year, 1857, and are ready
to give a report to you, the
members, on what progress
has been made and also on
how the lodge stands finan-
cially.
Many important decisions
have to be made before the
end of the year and it is up
to the membership to help its
leaders make the correct ones.
You will also be asked to Sc
lect your officers for the COM
ing year. This is very impor-
! tant to every member and a
careful study of all candidates
should be made.
AS per custom, refresh
ments will be served after all
business is concluded.
Let's have 100 per cent
turnout.
Robert SchOettler, Rec.
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Detroit Junior Order Nest 38 Youngsters On Edge For December 2nd Funniest

DETROIT - Sunday, Dec
%, 1857, should go down as a
great day in the lives of the
youngsters affiliated with Ju.
nior Order Nest 318.
And not without reason,
for that's the day we have
set aside for the Nests An
nual Christmas Part at
the CrOatian Home, 1885 E.
McNichols. Time? 8 pm.
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Courtney, a recent newcomer
to the ranks of Lodge S43.
The daughter of Ray and
Katherine Courtney, she
attended Holy Angels
Grammar School, put in 8
years at St. Joseph's Aca-
denny, and completed her
schooling at Bishop Arm
strong High School.
She is now employed by a
local barrister as his legal
secretary.
Patricia's sister, Judith
Ann, is still a member of Jun.
ior Order Nest 239.
Another recent transferee
to Lodge 843 is Michael G.
Thomas, the son of John and
Ruth Thomas.
He graduated from Sacra-
mento High School and is now
attending State College, from
which he hopes to graduate
as a Social Science teacher.
In coming to Lodge 843 he
finds in it's ranks his brother,
John, and behind him in Jun.
ior Order Nest 239 he leaves
his twin brothers, James and
Joseph.
Interesting to note also is
that Michaels grandfather
Andrija Tomljanovic was
one Of the real "Old
Timers" associated with
Sacramento Lodge 434.
Welcome aboard, Patricia
and Michael. Merry Christ
mas to you both.
Anna Radman, Sec'y.
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TRAFFORD, Pa. - Santa
will be on hand to distribute
the Christmas Treat to all the
CFU Nest 2O3 members on
Saturday, December 21, from
100 to 800 pm, only.
For the benefit of those
who will not be able to
come at that time we wish
to say that the treats will
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Brew City Area Mons
Arrange Yu|e Funarama

MILWAUKEE - The CFU
Mothers Club of Milwaukee
and West Allis is having a
Christmas Party on the 22nd
Of December.
Old Santa will be there
to distribute the gifts to
the Riddles and Mons.
We are extending to the
CFU Supreme Officers and
each and every one best wish
es for a Merry Christmas and
q Happy New Year.
Mitzie, Pres.
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Jr., a real friend of the Croa-
tan people, will again bring
his protector and movies to
add to the pleasure of both
kiddies and grownups.
All this will come to pass,
of course, after Santa distri-
butes his treats to the chill
dren.
Arrangements have been
made with the Cambria
City Community Associa-
ton to have their Annual
Christmas Display lit. 1t is
located on the lot adjoining
the hall and is one of the
most outstanding displays
in Pennsylvania.
Parents are invited to bring
their kiddies and come for an
evening of fun and entertain
ment.
John Mandrgoc, Mgr
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And now for q look at
whats cooking for this pre-
holiday funfest.
First, we urge each Nest
member to bring along a gift
valued at SO cents for the
grab bag.
Next, invitations were mail
ee! ea to to each fanaily in the form
of double postal cards. Please
make your reservations by re-
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Kathryn kosich
Joins Lodge 948
Nest 595 Grad Is
In Many Activities

SO. CHICAGO, Ill. = st.
Anthony CFU% Lodge 94S
wishes to welcome its new
members via the pages of the
Zajednicar.
First we would like to greet
lovely and talented Kathryn
Corrine Nosich, daughter of
Steve and Manda Nosich,
She was transferred from
Nest sos, where she leaves be-
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Trafford Nest 2o3 Treat On Tap December II

not be held over longer
than the month of January,
as it had been in the past.
All those delinquent in
dues are asked to pay up be-
fore the 31st so that the
books may be closed for the
year without debt. Your coop
Grafton will be appreciated.
Mrs. Mary Zegar
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your card immediate
ly.
Entertainment?
Loads of it, with our
Nest Junior Tamburitzans
and kolo Dancers doing
their bit and some "surpri-
ses" i'm store to make this
jamb0ree one to remember
for years.
And perish the though
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that Santa Claus won't be a.
round for the fun.
He will = for sure.
AS for refreshments, get
ready for the best.
There you have it, Juniors,
the makings of a high time
just three days before that
day OF days, Christmas Day.
Make a beeline for the Gro
atian Home Sunday, Dec. %.
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Tube City Nest 81 Juniors In Funniest Dec. n

their gift from Santa Claus.
At the present we are SELL
ing chances on a $500 Bond
award, profit of which will
20 towards the Christmas
Party. We urge all parents to
purchase 4 few and to take a
few extra to, sell to, their
friends. .s.ttlr
Angelina BrIetic, Mgr.
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tin krasic, Supreme Trcasu-
rer, and his wife, and bro. Ed
ward Servov, Legal Counselor
of the CF'U.
Local dignitarics included
Mayor ], Watson Sembower;
Attorney and Mrs. James
Reilly, representing his faith
er; Judge Edward Dumbald;
North Union Twp. Tax Collec-
tor Burton K. Tarr, who pro-
vided numerous scholarships
for Croatian Students when
he was a State Senator; and
South Union Twp. Tax COllcc-
tor Tony Puskarich.
As a result of this ban
quet the auxiliary was able
to donate $500 to the Aged
and Disabled Mem bcrs
Fund of Lodge -.
Mrs. Mary Shaffer was
Chairman of the affair and
Mrs. Sophia Zubovich served
as Co-Chairman. Mrs. Mae
Lulich was in charge Of the
dining room and was assisted
by Mrs. Victoria Brnich.
Publicity work was done by
Mrs. Catherine Yukish and
Toastmaster was the creator
of the fund, Mr.. William Var
das.
Fund Passes 81 100000
Our heartfelt thanks so to
all our members who worked
so hard to make the affair a
huge success and especially to
our guests who came from
such great distances to parti-
cipate in this affair.
A vote of thanks is also
given to our newly organ-
lied Mothers Club who do
mated $50 to the good
cause, making it soar well
over $1,000, and to bro.
krasich, for his wonderful
story of our banquet in the
CrOatian Section of the Il.
| We also wish to announce
that the Bond Awards by the
auxiliary were made to Mrs.
Sophia Markusic Of Morgan
town, w. Va, and Mrs. Vio-
let Tuscan of UniontoWn.
Catherine Yukish, Scribe
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Rankin Juniors To whoop II Up December 21st

ed to turn them in at that
time, for the awards will be
made the same day.
The delinquent dues of all
members will have to be paid
by the end of the month or
we will have to resort to sus-
pension in some cases. Your
payment of these back dues
will also enable the under
signed to properly close her
books for the year.
Catherine Pecak, Mgr.
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McKEESPORT, Pa. = This
is to notify the parents and
relatives of CFU Nest 81
members that the Annual
Christmas Party will be held
Sunday, December %, in the
lodge hall, between 200 and
400 pm.
Only those members, who
are in attendance, will receive
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RANKIN, Pa. - The An
nual Christmas Party of CFU
Nest 38 will be held on Sat-
urday, December 21, at 100
pm, in the Croatian Home,
4th Street.
Parents are urged to bring
their children on time as San
Ia Claus will be on hand to
distribute candy to all the
members.
Those who have tickets
In their possession are ask
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Cleveland Radio
Hour On 18th Lap
Dir. John Birek
Plans Celebration
CONTINUED From p. y

(COnL1nueU From r. u
available through members of
the committee or through Of
ficers of all local lodges, or
through the Croatian Homes
on st. Clair and in Collinwood.
Tickets may be obtained also
from the office of the Croa-
tian Radio Hour at 1903 E.
40th st.
John Badovinac, Reporter
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Lodge S43 Sa|utes
Two New Members
Newcomers Merit
WarmeSt Welcome

SACRAMENTO, Calf. -
Preparing with a light heart
for the joyous holiday season
ahead is Miss Patricia D.
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Uniontown Members Give FratemaIism
New Meaning During Benefit Festivities
Aged and Disabled Members Now Certain
That They Will Not Be Forgotten Group

Ahnt AlCy WIN A>ot DO
UNIONTOWN, Pa. - "Sa
bratskom slogom sve Sc moze
napraviti'. We are speaking
of our Croatian Pioneers, the
ones who were once leaders
in our Society, but are now
aged or disabled.
We have heard Of talks
from different delegates for
years about what should be
done for those pioneer men,
bers. 1t is true that CFU
funds take care of them after
they become IS, but what a
bout the years from IS to 85?
This problem was first
brought to light by bro. Will
liam Yardas, who suggested
that a special fund be created
to take care Of the aged and
disabled members of Lodge
u in UniontoWn who are un-
able, financially, to take care
of their dues.
A committee was formed
by Lodge ~, of which bro.
Yardas was Chairman. 9th
er members of the commit
tee included bros. John Zu-
- boNich. Frank BartakOvic.
Paul Mavracic and John Le-
posky.
The first project Of the
committee was to have a pic
mic. The event was a great
success, due to the wonderful
cooperation Of the lodge men,
bers and the Ladies Auxiliary.
CoOperativ Team
The men and women work
ed hand in hand from the be-
ginning to the end of the day,
Among them were the follow
ing:
Refreshments: John Zubo-
vic, Petar Cucic and Joseph
Brnich.
Lambs: Mike Cindric, John
Zubovich, Mile Bogovich. Paul
Mavracic, and William Var
das.
Baking: Agatha Mavracic
and Barbara Yardas.
Sandwiches: Sophia Zubo-
vich, Rose Grcevic and Bar
bara Yardas.
+, Pop: Violet Tuscan, Anna
Markusic, Victoria Brnic, Mel
lie Sabotula and Helen Bogo-
vich.
Bingo: Mrs. Mary Shaffer
Ann Lalakulich, Carrie Ru-
dar, Emily Sabatula, Frank
Balaban and John Leposky.
Tickets: Frank Bartakovic
and Paul Mavracic.
Banquet A Success
In conjunction with this
work the Croatian Ladies
Auxiliary planned a banquet
50 that they too could help
these older lodge members.
The banquet was held Octo
Der 20 and exceeded all eX
pectations. The first on hane
for the banquet was a bu:
from Cleveland with the Gro
attain Womens Cultural Soci
ETY., under the leadership o.
Mrs. Dorothy kufrin, a ma
tive daughter of our Union
town.
Our guest list also inclu-
ded the Croatian WOmen's
and Mems Clubs of Yer
i sailles and lodge and club
members from Brownsville,
Clarion, Monessen. Dono-
ra, Masontown and Repub-
lie.
! Music for the affair wa:
provided by the Sloboda Tam
buritza Orchestra of E. Pitts
burgh. A pleasant surprise
was experienced by all wher
lovely Olga Coleman of Gle
veland stepped into the spot
light with the tamburitzans
and entertained the guests.
N1> I'LL L. ho~1l