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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16
Des PLANES Lodge To
Sponsor Annual FroIic

DES PLANES, Ill -
Lodge $50 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will sponsor
it's Annual Card Party on
Sunday, April 81.
The party will take place
at the CFU Childrens Home
School, 1901 Potter Road,
beginning at 800 pm.
There will be prizes and
plenty of refreshments and
admission charged will be but
$1.00.
Joseph j. Kirasich, Treas.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16

and Johnstown and Ambridge
each with two to take top
distance honors.
Other entries stem from
McKeesport, Versailles, Will
merding and two Pittsburgh
nests from Lawrenceville and
North Side.
Social In Etna Home
The bowling chores over
the youthful contestants will
repair to the Etna Lodge 4
Home, located at 30 Grant
Avenue.
Here the Junior keglers will
partake more of their mem
bership's bounty, when the
hosting Etna Lodge, supple
mented to an extent by the
Society, will prepare a Social.
This event will be climaxed
with the presentation of tro-
phies to the champs midst
some shutter Pickering
The 1867 Champions
Looking to their laurels
will be the 1857 champs, a.
mong the girls, Johnstown
Nest 4 which won it on 1341
pins.
Mary Jane Mateljan and
Shirley Mateljan with a 753
count took doubles honors.
(Junior Keglers p. ~
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16
Mary Ma|inaric
Lodge 81 Member
St. Justin Grad
With Phone Comp.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - CFU
Lodge 81 is happy to an
nounce the acquisition, in
February, of a new member,
Mary Jean Malinaric, a trans
feree of Nest 500.
Mary Jean, who was born
on December II, 1889, was
enrolled in the Junior Order in
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16

Concert, a social and dancing
will be staged at the Slove-
nian Home, 17141 John r..
Street, Detroit.
Stephanie Walter, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16

you may obtain your reser-
vations by calling Fannie
Kosovec, TW. 2-2233, Ste
phanie Walter, TO. 1886.
Immediately following the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16

own convertible.
Mary Jean is cordially well
coined into Lodge 81, where
her brother, Paul, is also a
member.
Louise ZyOnar
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16
Two.Day School
viii Be Divided
Into 3 Sessions
Home Office To
Provide Mentors
Pu Sfenhen 4 Rrkich
BY Stephen +. Brkich
- English Eaitor

CHICAGO - History will
be written here Saturday and
Sunday, April B-27, 1858,
when some go district Lodge
and Nest officialt gather for
the first Training School ever
~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
"The Beginning"
.>ee->~~~~~~~~~r>>e~ ~~~r~~~~~~~e~~~~r~
held under the ;egis of the
Croatian Fraterrn al Union OF
America. ~.
The brainchid of bro.
Joseph N. Bazdhric, Chica-
20, 1st Supreme Vice Pres
ident of the society, the
three Training School ses-
sions are scheduled to be
held in the Sokol Home,
1908 So. RaciIe E Ave.
Plans call for a morning
and afternoon SESSION Satur-
day, April 26, snd an after
noon class Sunday, April q.
The luncheon to be enjoyed
Saturday at nom by accredi-
ted Training School delegates
will be with the compliments
of the Home Office at Pitts
burgh.
Executive Boart Acts
In charge of This precedent
setting Training School will
be two high officials. from
Capitol Hill' il Pittsburgh.
They are blo os. Supreme
Secretary Joseph Bella and
Supreme Treas surer Martin
Krasich, the hitter a Chi
cago resident for years be-
fore his election in 1943 to
the, post he nov holds.
Chicago School : p. 81
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16
Young Canadian
Takes Reins From
Math koyaceviCh

Danica MarkuSic
Is Newest Threat
BY Stephen f. Brkich
- Co-Vice Chairman
Campaign Committee
PITTSBURGH - August
Herceg, 36-year-old Schuma-
cher, Ont, Lodge $50 Secre-
tary, is the Society's new con-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16
Junior keg|ers
In Etna April II
For Dux Tourney
Social Hour To
Cap Annual Meet

ETNA, Pa. - With "a
teams, IA boys and 10 girls
plus a few doubles sets en-
tered, the 1858 Junior Dux
Tournament this coming Sat-
urday, April 10Th, bids well
to be one of the larger under
takings of it's kind in our
ranks. There will be some 13O
youngsters participating.
The Etna Lanes, Is Free .
port Street in Etna, will be
taxed by three full squads
and. then some, the first
bowlers being the Etna
Nest 21 keglers who will
open the tournament at
1000 AM. The others will
continue onto $50 PM.
Represented in the tourney
are Etna with nine teams,
Turn to page IL for Official
Tourney Schedule.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16
Cokeburg Lodge 34 Members Printing
For D-U Show, Mothers Day Festival

Tamburitzans To Hold April 26 Concert
In Spacious Ellsworth High Auditorium
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-16

Turn to page IL for Official
Tourney Schedule.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Reds sCriticize
U. 5. Flights

LONDON, July Q RS-A
Moscow radio commentator to-
day charged that flights OF
American H-bombers toward
the Soviet borders are keeping
the world practically on the
brink Of war"
The broadcast renewed q
charge which the Russians
pressed unsuccessfully In the
u. N. Security Council three
months ago. The purpose APP
parently was to make some
propaganda capital out Of the
fight OF an unarmed United
States Air Force cargo plane
which strayed over Soviet Ar
menia June q and was shot
down by Soviet Jet fighters.
Charging that American war
planes make frequent 'provoca-
tive flights toward Soviet bor-
ders," Commentator Andreyev
said:
I'VE could say we had to
send our bombers toward the
United States borders, and We
would have q perfect right to
do that to ensure our security.
There might be a clash be-
tween atomic squadrons in the
air and an atomic war would
be touched of"
The broadcast asserted that
''in spite of the provocations by
the United States Air Com
mand, our military planes are
not flying in the direction Of
the USA." But he said that
an American pilot might break
under the terrible strain" of
plotting a Jet bomber and re-
lease a bomb near the Soviet
borders.
1.-THE result is that the world
is really practically on the
brink of war" the commentary
declared.
Mr., Andreyev noted his gov
ernment's release Monday Of
the nine American airmen
downed in Armenia but said
the question of United States
planes flying along the Soviet
boundaries is still on the order
of the day" The American
plane was en- route from Ger
many via Turkey to Iran and
Pakistan.
The broadcast claimed that
the Security Council, under
American pressure, had re-
fused to discuss the problem
realistically"
Evening star., 1958-07-09
House Passes Bill
ToPuy Inventor Of
Cipher Machines

A retired Navy offier would
be paid 100000 by the Gov
ernment for his cryptographic
inventions under a bill passed
yesterday by the House and
sent to the White House.
A committee report said
Capt. Laurance F. Stafford of
1921 Dunbarton avenue NV,
invented at least 20 cryptic
graphic systems between 1896
and 1858.
The inventions, necessarily
kept secret for national secur-
ity, included the electric-cip
machine. The report added
that this machine was consid-
cred by many to be the most
important cryptographic appa-
ratus ever invented, and Is re-
garded the forerunner of all
electric-cipher machines.
Capt. Stafford was awarded
the Legion of Merit in 1946 In
recognition Of his work.
Despite his contributions to
the Nation, the report said,
Capt. Stafford has not been in
a position to benefit financially
from his inventions.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Boby Token
From Heiress
At Airport

NEW YORK, July 9 R1-
Gregg Juarez, whose marriage
to his I8-year-old British heir
ess wife has been reported on
the rocks, snatched their baby
daughter from her arms yes
terday at Idlewild Airport.
Mr.. Juarez, 80, an interior
decorator, pushed his way onto
a plane and grabbed the baby,
8-month-old Blanca. just be-
fore the plane was to take OF
for Nassau. the Bahamas.
He also handed Mrs. Juarez
separation papers.
His wife, the former Fred
erika CBobo) Sigrist, left the
plane before it took OF and
hurried away.
"She can 60 If she likes" Mr..
Juarez told newsmen, but she
can't have Blanca. love the
baby. I'm going to protect her
American citizenship"
Mr.. Juarez said he returned
to his rented estate at Locust
Valley, N. Y, on Long Island,
yesterday and found his wife
and child gone. He drove to
the airport to intercept them.
His wife has a home in
Nassau.
Mr.. Juarez said he would
take his wife back "if she
wants to come back and be a
proper wife and mother and
live within our means and take
up her domestic duties" He
added:
II love her like nobody's
business"
Mrs. Juarez' father, Frederic
Sigrist, was founder Of the
Hawker Aircraft Co., British
plane manufacturers. He died
last year. leaving an estate Of
about IS million.
The Juarezes eloped in Janu-
ary. 1857, to be married in the
Dominican Republic. They
were married a second time in
San Juan, Puerto Rico, after
the legality of the first mar
riage was questioned.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25
Knoxville.

M,s Coorea r coad.3n and
chill,en p,th a,a cao,,, If scotts.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25

comt1ittees fer TIE annual All
share the fun ard achievement
program IN Amelia have been Sc
lecled Tie program Will be he'd
March 4 with the winner partici-
patmg In the seven-cpunty program
w IAWrencc9Ille March %
.Ciuh All Stafa van tap members
AN tt.a program fen The connty
houer cllb
May Lec Warmer Il eliaifna
of thc Share the fun program
Workine with hcr afe Bobby Sdtm
.ders, Johnny Woods. Nancy saun
ders. Bruce Flippen and Ann Cor
don Jenkins. along with lef ders
Mrs. Ray jenkins, Mrs. Milton And
cfson ana Mrs George Anderson.
Mary Elizabeth Anderson " chali
man Of the public speaking com
nnltee. Other committee member
aue Juan Wilmington. Jimmy Pau!
Garter Motion Patricia Reames ans
Rpsse.l Meyer and leaders Mrs
whey PAU. Mrs Roy Wilmington
and Mis- II Vs. Radelah ausen.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25

70 finance tie ~. 900 90 con
SttuctlUn program iUl lJ,H thr
Board approved ~ principle / plan
10 issue and sell on June 10.
SIS. 900 800 Of First Mortgage Bonds
II IL planned TO sell these securities
through competitive bidding 10 TN
drrWfitcrb.
Quarterly dividends declared On
Tho -four series Of Preferred Stock
were Az follows. si.2.5 per share Oh
tlfe S5 dividend preferred 81 40i per
share On the ~ o. dividend pre-
frittd. 81 Us per share on tie S4 ~
dividend preferred. and VI o. per
share on The sil2 dividend pfe.
lerred stock.
All the dividends are payable
March "a, 1853 % stockholders Of
record at TIE close Of business
March 3.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25
Darlington Hggts.

lhc weather. Its nov news that
We had a near blizzard Saturday
that lstt III. its MAKE II inches Of
snow SINCE then dhe WIND has
blown steadily. and there are four
foot drifts M MANS places But.
zero temperatures bake ca use ed
frozen pipes 30 be a main topic.
a. conversation and the ord
fashioned Kerosene lantern is again
iii much demaEd Neighbors have
rallied 10 each others aid in rescu-
INK stalled vehicles fiom snowdrifts
Roads are Very nearly impossible.
and not since the ftblg snoW Of
1910 has This community been 50
isolated. It's sorfa nice. thought
Ite community lost one Of lts
best toYed citizens Ut the passing Of
Mrs. Ola 81. Joha 1T s~outhside
Hospital a week ago last Thurs
day Mrs, 81 Johns, al %. was the
oldest member Of Spring Creak
Church Services were held at the
church February II with lnterment
in the cemetery there.
Rites for Rutherford Gillian, Of
Richmond, but FORMERLY Of Darling
ton Heights were held at Spring
Creek Church February is. Mr..
Gillian was the son Of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gillian.
MIS-. Roscoe RouItt has returned
after a weeks visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Rachel Gray, IN Washing
ton. D. @
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory DILLON in Alexandria
John Dillon stayed with Mr., and
Mrs. Tom Dillon and Mark Dillon
stayed with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs r. Alya Riley III Farm
vile While hts parents we're away.
W S. Bryant continues very Ill,
Mrs. Sadie Watson is recuperatmg
from an illness.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25
Guinea

Mn and Mrs. Eddie BALI and
children. Eddie and Billy. Of Rich
mond. were Sunday guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. b. Walker. Jr.
Monday and Tuesday overnight guest
Of Mrs. Robert L. Davis. near
Farmvillc
Due 10 road conditions. there
were no services at Guinea Church
Sunday. The patrons Of Route !.
Farmgille. failed 70 have any mail
service on Monday or Tuesday.
Aldy Shaw has been confined to
his home by sickness for about 4
week.
Schools IN this section we're closed
an week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25
Dividends Listed
.-
Vepcc's Outlay
In 1853 10 Total
$40 Millions

THE Eoafd Of Directors Of Viz
HiGia Electric and Power Company
Today approved i $4,000 DN ON
.atfuction budget for 1868. and de
U ~ cents quarterly Dividend
tlr common stock
Erwin II. Win President Of Vepco
said that this was the second year
~ which The CONSTRUCTION budget
was that high. III 1857. the Com
pany spent $50. 432. 900 of u
$40, 900. 900 budget IN construction
OF new facilities.
Included In the 1858 budget IN ap-
proXimately 81 900 900 for a mine
mouth generating station al an un-
determined western location This
plant. which Will have a NAME
plate rating or 200 900 kilOWatts. Is
planned for completion iii 1861 Will
said this is part Of Vepco's con
tinuing program Of building 10
meet the increasing demands Of
AS customers This plant. with thosf
now under construction. WIN add
$40. 900 kilowatts capacity 10 Vepco's
steam plants. and VIII bring The
total capacity TO over 2,250.W F
kilowatts
The 1898 construction program
Includes $3a. 3l4 900 for new general
Ing facilities: S23. 305 600 for the
electric distribution system
S., rs 900 for electric transmission
and ~. 623 .0Ol l0r service buildings
shops and other equipment
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25
John II. Johnson Is,
Buried In Amherst

Funeral services for John Hous
ION Johnson, as. Of Amherst, were
held Wednesday from Emmanuel
Methodist Church in Amherst.
A retired grocery salesman. he
was well Know IN Amherst. Nelson
and Albemarle counties. He IS sur
Nived by lis widow. the former
Annie Moon. from S~cottsvlle. two
sons, Louis ". Johnson. Of Ash
land, dan J Daval johnson. Of
CovesYille three daughters. Mrs.
N 2 arthur. q Madison Heights,
Mrs. J Leonard Profit. u Am.
herst and MIS- Thomas W. Sprinkle.
Jr.. q Lynchblna one brother.
LinWood Johnson. Of New GLASGOW,
tive sisters Mrs. Mortimer Harris.
If Clifford, aad Mrs. E, B. CLARK
of Natural Bridge. ana thtee sland-
children.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25

ASeoFdIAY 10 Beor Rabbit.
ai.nea4h Is eHe@sh and toe much
LA plsilts II slqN S what fe
had mNnaMd- lie nrolcd himself 10
be ii rabbit of mild expire sion and
efyen 10 uadeistAtemeAt.
llp. meas tins week Is j story Of
snoN QUITS, blocked roads and
frozen pipes. Many people ii the
community have learned to DO With
little heat. less WAFER, and no mail,
Except for telephone connection,
neighbor has been as cut off from
rel@hbol rs if each lived on a diff
felent continent The road has been
81 helait OF traffic that when 4
eolofed man DRIVING a mule htched
60 4 sled passed by. Il drew almost
NY much attention 9s All automobile
on d country road N bygone days
Snawdrilt Slows Mali
a snoWtlrltt Oh the EnonNllle road
was 50 hleh that special equipment
SAINT oat nom %Iynchblfg, was re-
qulsed u et 1t haiore the mall
could get through Weary roadmcn
hatr had little rest. nlght W day
Ans John L. Parker and Mrs
Morgan declare that no more than
they have seen tleW husbands
snee ttr storm. they mieht AS We'll
be widows
All ieicle ! feefN 10 inches long
adafHs THE back porch NJ the
Branch Fofbes house
Y ming home from work Tues
aaS afternoon haahpe M0Feans
eal kldaed Wh3led BACK toward
ta4a. aHd plunged int5 4 Snow
deN Except TN 1 BAD ease Of
ltislt na DAMAGE vas reported
julius Coleman is recovering from.
all operation al the Southside Com
nimiN Hospital Mrs Coleman has
stAyed 80 f.fnltille ID ba With Nor
husband Plumbers have been at
wcfk al the Coleman house thawing
rlpes ana repairing damage iii
readiness f0r their return.
snowbound. Nh. and NJ 0 j.
Thompson worried about getting out
toi NIi Thompson 10 keep an ar
p%elannent with 1 Richmond special
ISL WIFI the cooperation 81 the ROAD
fence, h Ael hbof Who had the road
Trading rs tlAsET house opened. and
fAes %sDa4A-laH Luther Walden
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25
tnderSonNifr News:
Story. Of Snom Drifts, Rocked Roads,
frozen Pipes: Too Much Is Plenty"

fruits and vegetables. stored IL the
cellar. iro2c V hard me tops were
piied from the cans.
Two calves, born oil the John
Morgan place during the storm.
didn't have a chance at life. Always
philosophical, John Morgan 1,, re
fused TO share his parents worry
over the loss. Said he I'm thank
fnl it wasn't you who fro2c.3
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25
Movie 70 BE shown

A sound. colop movie Of the Bap
tist assembly grounds at Ridge
crest. N. G., and Glorieta. N M,
WIN be shown al May Memorial
Baptist church. Powhatan March 3
at Gas pm.
The finn shows the Work VI tito
RaptiSlS cooperative program
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25

sneht n recent week eHf at Hracey
visiting MIS- Anderson family
Accent N!sllol@ III The Lewis Christ
ian home Vert Alrs K. T. Seay, Jr..
and children, and Mr and Mrs
Robert Christian, and then son.
Besides &ving frozen pipes 70
deal WHY Miss CANINE Anderson
lest a valuable food supply and her
summers work when the canned
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25
Service Postponed

1he P%owhatau county world Day
of Prayer service, which was 10
Rave been Held Friday, was post
until Friday February 20, b.
cause Of the weather.
THE service VIII be held at En-
manuel church Is originally was
scheduled
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25

A t~wo-scSsion a~ssociati0nal clinic
On evangelism is being held today
Monday at Central Baptist church
The FIRST session W from 2.3o To
A 30 pm ana the second, from
1.la 10 g.l1 pm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25

M WY uYfr secondary foad matters.
Amelia lHsideMt nlay Ma heard
LIe annual road meeting
w IL petition foF 4 secondary ROAD
addition previously mas been rc-
.acted. j new petition must be pre-
scented 4t Ile meeting iol' consldera-
teN
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-25

A good time ID kill a~uackgrass
spots IN fields IS While summer
falloW IS IN progress A new chem
ical weed KILLER, Dalapon. Is e.
tective
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love and marriage in the
gaslieht era by the author
Of ATrss GroVS ~ Brook
IJS. Pub. ed, $500.
s SSSsass y Aa ME- Sess..!
New ediion contains $50
easy : to- prepare recipes.
(2 tempting menus,
short cuts 20 cookingl $40
pages. Pub. ed. S4.05.
Baranof banner., 1958-08-21

M. The schedule will be"tied down" at as early ~ date as possible.
 We will again participate is the National School Lunch Program. Lunches will be 5Oc which is a raise of lOe per lunch Over last year. This lOc raise was necessary due to the program having gone ln No debt some $500 last year. The Law governing the Nat- ional School Lunch Program indicates that ~ school cannot operate for profit and our budget indicates that we can- mot operate at a loss. Our ltln- ches are Type ~A and pro- vide e one-third of the daily nutritional needs,
 Only those youngsters who Are eligible to come to school by bus will be allowed to brin g basket lunches, howl ever those youngsters living in town may participate in the School Lunch Program.
 eginnin g this fall, all youngsters in grades and high school Who Are enrolled in Sitka school for the first time must present a birth certi6- cate unless they have been enrolled in another Alaska School This idea is not a lo- cal dream but a Territorial Requirement. The birth cer- tificates for these youngsters who are in grades two thru twelve should De presented b e fore the close of the first six weeks of school.