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Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA
AMPLIA SUS A~CTTVIDADES

SAN JUAN-La Junta de Sin.
dicos de la Un'versidad Cat6lica
de Santa Maria aprob6 Ell progra-
ma de extension en- Aguadilla '
otras ciudades en- Puerto Rico.
La session de verano celebrads
por la Universidad Cat6lica en-
Aguadilla ell passdo aio Sc expan-
dira a un progrsma regular de cur
SOS durante ell verano y los saba
dos. Las asignaturas Sc ofreceran
de manera que los estudiantes pue.
dan obtener ua certificate de es.
cuela Normal en- cuatro amos.
Este programa ha sido possible
fiediante la cooperation de Ia Uni
vefsidad Cat6lica con Ell Co1eeio
San Carlos de Aguadilla, que ofre.
clio sus edificios y facilidades para
Ell d~esarrollo del mismo.
Despues del primer afio de pr,,e.
ba Sc espers que este mismo siste.
ma Sc pueda hscer permanente v
que Sc pueda extender a otras
areas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
PODRIAN TRABAJAR DEsPUEs
DE LOS SIS

DE LO0 %
SAN JUAN-El senador Ruben
Guztambide Arrillaga ha presen-
tado en- ell Senado I'm proyecto de
ley que haria possible a los emplea.
dos del Gobierno que estan obi.
gdados a acogerse al retro al cum.
plir IS amos, permanecer en- ell SER
vicio publico hssta Z amos adicio-
males.
La MEDIA dispone autorizar a
aquellas oersonas mayores de IS
amos que deseen continuar en- Ell
servicio del Gonierno hasta los 70
amos, a tomsr I'm examen fisico
con los medicos del Fondo del Sc
gmo del Estado para determinar
su ~capacidad fisica y mental para
%continuar en- eI servicio publico.
La explosion de motives del pro
veto senala que "las leyes en- vi
gor en- Puerto Rico disponen que
al cumplir IS amos, TODD empleado
p1blico debera juhilarse, disponien.
dose que por ciertas cauaas y pre-.
vios permisos otorgados, podran
prestar servicioS durante dos amos
adicionales.
Agrega que "existe I'm gran MI.
nero de personas que al llegar a
esas edades Sc encuentran en- per-
fectas condolences fisicas y menta.
les y Sc sienten decepcionadas. por
no poder segui. prestando sus SER
vicios al Gobierno de Puerto Rico.
Dice mas adelsnte que "muchas
de estas personas mayores podran
todavia servir durante I'm conside.
rable numero de amos al Gobierno
de Puerto Rico, con entera eficien-
cha fisica y mental, 10 que conlle.
varia una considerable economic
para ell Gobierno
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
DR.. URRUT VIAJA A
CARACAS

CARACAS, 22-(UP).-Se IN
formo que mafiana lunes llegara a
esta capital Ell doctor Manuel Urru
tia, "quien sera proclamado presi.
dente de Cuba en- armas, en- Esta.
dos Unidos'.
Urrutia, segun expreso Ell repre-.
sentante del Movimiento rs de
Julio, en- Venezuela, Gustavo Az
cos, vendra con objeto de particis
par en- los actos ~organizados aqui
para la celebracion de la "Semana
Pro Libertad de Cuba.
ARGOS indic6 que en- Venezuela
Sc buscara apoyo espiritual y eco.
nomico, especislmente, entire loo
miembros de la colonia cubana'.
En- los, actos de la "Semana Pro.
Libertad de Cuba tomaran parte,
Fabricio Ojeda, presidente de IL
Junta Patriotica Venezolana, v
los dirigentes politicos, R6mulo
Betancourt, del Partido Accion
Democratica; Rafael Calderas, del
Partido Copey; y Gustavo Machs,
do, del Partido Comunista.
LANSKY INSTRUDO DE
CARGOS
NUEvA YORK, % (UP).-Ms.
yer Lansky, relscionado con las
actividades de iuego en- Cuba, fue
instruido de cargos ante un tribu.
nal local, en- relacion con SUI deten.
cion por vagancia a SUI llegada de
La Habana, Ell II de febrero pasa.
do.
Lansky, en- libertad bajo fiansa
de mil d6lares, dijo que pese a 10
anunciado en- La Habana en- Ell sen
lido de que no Sc lie permitiria Ell
re-ingreso. manifesto a la salida
del tribunal de que abrigaba Ia e..
peranza de volver. Decline coYner-
tar, sin embargo, la noticia de
Cuba dando a conocer la decision
de gobierno de csc pals.
ELIMINADA CENSURA N )
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scheduled to be given by the
L.C.J.D. but at the last minute,
owner turned the place over to
Mrs. Geneva Craig, who was
unable to control the kids and
prevent disturbances.
On Saturday, March LIST, the
Sheriff's Police Baseball league
under the guidance of the Sher..
tiff, gave a buffet dinner at the
Bedford Park Community House
at Bedford Park at $3.50 pm.
Those attending from Robbins
were Judge Carlos V. Lindsey,
manager of the Robbins Mascots
baseball club and Mr.. Percy
Harris of 134th street and Kel-
lar. The affair wat memorable
one. Everyone had a wonderful
evening. Awards were given to
the champion teams of the
Sheriff's Police Baseball league
of Cook County.
NOTICE!
We request that tavern own
ers to please keep our youth
out of your places Of business.
Don't forget the recreation at
Lincoln Memorial School every
Thursday night from ZOO to 900
O'Clock pm. for the teen-agers
of Robbins.
Mrs. NJ. Lindsey, President
Mrs. NJ. Bolden, Secretary.
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Local Council
On Juvenile
Delinquency
By Carlos v. Lindsey

The last regular monthly meet
ing was held at the home of
Mrs. Mildred Bolden, 1862 So.
Komenski avenue. Plans for the
dinner were discussed and COM
pleted. The Juvenile problem in
Robbins was also discussed and
it was finally suggested that a
written communication be sent
to the Trustee Board of Robbins
requesting the Tightening Of the
curfew as a remedy for the
fact that number of teen-age
boys and girls have been seen
on the streets from Homan ave.
and Claire boulevard between
the hours of II and IL o'clock
ard on l35th, 18th and 139th.
This is not only unbecoming to
the youth but it shows that the
parents are not aware of the
danger that turks in the streets
at that hour of the night for
any female under age.
Information For the Public
The dance at Sid's Car Wash
given February 21st was not
given by the Local Council on
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"Troublelnukers' To
Play For Red Cross
Benefit at CHS


The Troublemakers Basketball
Team will lcok horns with the
ST. Benedict quintet from Blue
Island, at Blue Island Commun-
ity High School, l27th and Sac
ramento avenue, Blue Island.
The game is scheduled for
Monday, March II, 1858.
The Trouiblemakers is a local
pro basketball team, whose man.
ager, Maurice Galloway is fea-
turing such players as Donald
Iittle Goose Jenkins and Bob
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Page 8
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, March 8, 1858
bic Johnson.

bic Johnson.
Tickets are on sale at Ideal
Grocery, 137th and Claire blvd,
SANKEY'S Restaurant, 1881 135th
street; Geo. Wright's Barber
Shop; Skins Barber Shop; and
at Miller & Major.
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WANTED KING-sIZE RULERS

eff our educational system is
at fault, I'd say the fault lies in
our homes. The home is our
castle and to have a castle you
must be a king; and to be a
king, you've got to know how
to rule. We need bigger and
better rulers in our homes. >
Nokomis Free Press-Progress.
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The University of Illinois Ii
brary contains more books and
other materials that that of any
other state university.
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nual Croatian Day will be
continued with Post -Croatian
Day in Rankin's Croatian
Home, 4th and Antisbury
Streets, where the Muselin
Continentals will present a
concert program and later
play for your dancing plea
sure.
The Kolo King and Queen
will also be selected by popu-
lar vote, later in the evening.
Final activity for our
9th Anniversary will be an
outdoor Reunion Picnic, on
Labor Day, September 1,
at the Croatian Center.
Here we will have refresh
ments of all sorts, including
barbecued lamb, and dane
ing to a popular tamburit-
za orchestra.
We also wish to remind
you that tickets for amuse'
ments, in Kennywood Park,
may be bought at a reduced
rate. These tickets must be
purchased prior to Croatian
Day. The Zajednicar has a
listing as to where these tic
kets can be bought. Remem-
ber to get your tickets early.
This gives a brief summary
Of what is in store for you
over the Labor Day weekend.
We sincerely hope you will
help us celebrate Croatian
Day like it has never been
celebrated before, by attend
ing Croatian Day festivities
on Saturday, August 30, at
Kennywood Park; on Sunday,
August 81, at the Croatian
Home in Rankin; and the pic
mic on Monday, September 1,
! at the Croatian Center in
Millvale.
Frank H. Becer, Jr., Treas.
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been the director of the "Pre-
radovic" Glee Club in Gary,
Ind.
Lucille Muselin (Starce-
vich), a member of CFU
Lodge 80, is featured as the
soprano soloist with the
group. She graduated from
Mercy High School in 1948
and became a member of
the internationally famous
Duquesne University Tam
buritzans.
Tony Muselin, director and
Brac player, was born and
raised in Ambridge, Pa. He
served in the U. S. Navy from
1914 to 1916 and from 1851 to
1852 in the Pacific Theatre.
He graduated with a B. S.
Degree in education from Du-
quesne University and was al
so a member Of the Duquesne
Tammies. Now he is employed
as a Supervisor with an engi-
neering firm at the Merchan-
disc Mart in Chicago.
Lucille and Tony Muselin
are the parents Of two lovely
daughters, age two and a half
years and ten months.
Tony Brajdic
Executive Sec'y.
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Traffor1 Paint Bids
Must Be In Sept. End

TRAFFORD, Pa. - At the
monthly meeting Of CFU
Lodge SAL on August II, the
members voted to have the
windows on the front of the
building painted.
This includes the painting
of the second floor windows
as we'll as the windows of the
club rooms.
Those interested in do
ing the job should have
their Bids" postmarked no
later than 1900 noon, Sep
tember 2, 1858. "
| Mail all bids to Frank Vuk-
son, Sec'y. CFU Lodge 541,
Trafford, Pa, and please put
the word bid" on the face
side of your envelope.
Your committee has been
given the right to accept or
reject any or all bids. Mater
ials for the job will be fur
nished by the Lodge.
Joseph Zegar, Rec.
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Of the most popular tambur-'
itza ensembles in the Mid
West.
John Gornick, who plays
the Cello, spent eight years
of his youth in the CFU
Children's- Home in Des
PLANES, and became a stu
dent Of tamburitza music
through the teachings of
Prof. Ivan Rozgaj. He was
also a member of the Maine
Township High School
Symphony Orchestra and
served in Uncle Sans Ma
w from 1866 to 1857.
Ed Vucinic, who plays the
Bass, is Vice-president Of the
CFTU Lodge 80 Athletic Club.
Also a former student of Prof.
Rozgaj, he graduated from
Tilden Tech High in 1916 and
joined the Paratroopers.
The Bulgaria. player, Sam
Cuzella, is a member of CFU
Lodge 440 in So. Chicago. He
graduated from the Illinois
State Teachers College in
1858, with a B. S. Degree in
education and served with the
: 5th Army Band at Fort She
ridan, III. He organized and
teaches the So. Chicago Jun
ior Tamburitza and Kolo
Group and since 1857 has
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make a guest appearance Sat.
urday, Aug. 80, during the
program which will highlight
the observance that day at
Kennywood Park of the Com.
mittee's 9th Annual Croatian
Day.
Mr.. Mitchell is of Croa-
tian descent and ranks a
mong the nations foremost
recording and television
performers.
The consent for his appear
ance came from the officials
of the Annual Allegheny
County Fair. Mr.. Mitchell is
scheduled for two shows dai-
ly during the Fair.
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| Youngstown Ladies To
Take In Crodtian DaY

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The Croatian Ladies Auxili.
ary Of Lodge sc will make a
trip to Kennywood Park,
Pittsburgh, Pa, on August
30, for the celebration Of Gro
attain Day.
A chartered bus will
leave from the Croatian
Home, 1912 w. Federal on
the morning Of August 80.
Catherine Mikovich, Sec'y.
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The Lie Story OF Designer of Old NCS Diploma = VIII
vaho Bukovac Artist Par Excellence, Man Of The World
Continued From Page 81

Continued From Page 81
Vlaho, his brother Jo-
sepIl, and their friend Via
no r. decided to go first
to = Calico, Peru, South
America.
While still in Europe, the
youngsters heard the news
that a revolution had broken
out in Panama. This disturbed
them, for their ship had to
60 through the Panama Ca
nal and they had already pur-
chased tickets for the trip.
So, they departed.
Revolution In Panama
Although still quite some
distance at sea, the lads heard
the roar of canons as their
ship approached Panama.
Naturally afraid, they
started kissing each other
goodbye and kneeled down
to say a prayer. Fortunately
the ship got through without
incident and soon they came
to another great ocean - the
Pacific.
After eight more days OF
sailing, they finally reached
their destination.
Their ship had to anchor
quite a piece. from the
shore and those who de-
sired to 60 to Calico had to
make the trip via small
boats and at an extra
charge.
The three youngsters from
Cavtat couldn't make it. They
were broke.
... AS they stood on the decl
sobbing over their common
misfortune, a kind hearted
sailor came along, After hear
ing their "sad story h,
packed the trio aboard hi
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Citrus Farmer Painting Contractor In Reunion
Brothers Mate and Andrew hyduk Meet After Fifty Years

WEST NEW YORK, N. j.
- Bro. Mate Hyduk, member
of "Bosna" CFU Lodge 661,
had a reunion with his broth
er, Andrew, whom he had not
seen in SO years, on June Ia,
1858.
|. The brothers Mate, age
20, and Andrew, age Sc,
were separated when they
left their home in Yugosla-
via to make their separate
ways in the world.
Andrew, the younger, de-
cided to chance his fortune in
Australia, where he is now
owner of a prosperous citrus
farm. His brother, Mate, deci-
ded to come to this country
and is a retired painting con-
tractor.
Splitting of the family SO
years ago was nothing un-
usual, they said. 1t was the
custom at the time for youth
of the family to set out on
their own when they were
found ready.
Neither was aware of the
location of the other until
shortly after the end of World
War II, when, through cor
respondence with a third bro
ther in Europe, the latter sup
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another job, but luck just
wasn't with him.
He finally went to the Eng
lish friend he first met in Mr..
Mekis' store and asked for
help. His friend suggested
that Vlaho paint a portrait of
the then President Of Peru,
one Mr.. Pardu.
His friend hoped that Vlaho
could sell the portrait and
thus come into some work
through the medium Of paint
ing.
Supplied with picture,
Vlaho went to work and made
a natural-size portrait of
President Pardu. The task ac-
complished, Vlaho's English
friend, who spoke Spanish,
suggested that they visit the
President and show him the
portrait.
President Pardu vel
coined them and asked
them what they wished to
see him about. Vlaho then
unwrapped the portrait.
The President was sur
prised and pleased.
"Gratias senor, gratias Sc
nor!" said the head of the Re-
public of Peru.
Just thanks; not a word a.
bout paying for the portrait
No hope, no job!
Back to town went Vlahc
to count his by now rapidly
diminishing savings and reac
some American newspapers
calling attention to the won
ders of the State of Califor
MIA in America. Why not e
there? Why not, indeed!
NEXT: - Thirty days to Sal
Francisco; Vlaho meets ;
friend, Mr.. Tripalo; maxim,
ends meet the hard way.
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Croat Day whin Holiday Spectacle

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
Croatians of Pittsburgh and
the tri-state area are looking
forward to another Croatian
Day, sponsored annually by
the English Speaking Lodges
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union in Western Pennsylva-
MIA.
This year marks the 9th
Annual Croatian Day, which
will be held on Saturday,
August 30, at Kennywood
Park.
In addition to Croatian Day
at Kennywood Park, the
Committee has planned a con
cert and dance for Sunday
August 81, at the Croatiar
Home in Rankin, and a Re
union Picnic, which will bt
held on Labor Day, Septem
ber 1, at Croatian Center
Millvale.
The Muselin Continentals
of Chicago, Illinois, will be
the star attraction on the
main program at the Mu-
sic Plaza in Kennywood
Park and will play for
dancing at Pavilion No. 1,
later in the evening.
Among other entertainers
scheduled for the program are
the Pittsburgh Junior Tam
buritzans, directed by John
Gregurich; the CF'U Lodge
354 Kolo Dancers, under the
direction of Bernard Luke.
itch; and Andrea Birczak, at.
tractive and talented violinist
member of CFU Nest 1872 ir
Braddock.
We have again asked Jo<
and Josephine Cindric Of Nc
Keesport, to supply hot bar
becued lamb and pork, al
Pavilion No. 5, for your eat
pleasure. They've hac
plenty of experience in hand
ling those large crowds a
Kennywood, SO don't hesitate
to treat the family to supper
right at the Park.
There will be dancing, at
Pavilion No. /, to the mu-
sic of the popular Midwest
group, the Muselin Contin-
entails, during which time
the seani-finalists in the
Kolo King and Queen Con-
test will be selected.
On Sunday, August 81, thu
celebration Of the 9th An
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small boat and took them to
shore free of charge. They
couldn't thank him enough.
Friend From Konavlje
In Calico Vlaho noticed a
store carrying a sign in the
English language.
Entering the shop, Vlaho
introduced himself to the
clerk in English and explained
that he couldn't speak Spa
nish. He went on to introduce
himself as an artist and the
other lads with him as busi-
nessmen from Dalmatia look
ing for work.
When Vlaho mentioned Dal-
malta, the clerk told the Wis
itor that the owner of the
store was a Dalmatian and
that he would introduce him
when he came along.
1t wasn't long before the
boss" put in an appearance.
His name WAS Mekis and
he hailed from Konaylje.
With this everyone radia-
ted happiness and the store
owner bubbled over with
interest in the three lads.
Mr.. Mekis soon arranged
for boarding house facilities
to accommodate his new
friends and saw to it that
Vlaho got a job in a car fac
tory as a sign painter. He al
so took care of the other two
lads, who went to work az
laborers.
Everything went along fine
for a while. But before Ions
work began to taper off anc
a third of the factory force
was furloughed, including thu
young trio. p
Meet Head OF Peru
Vlaho tried in vain to fine
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NEXT: - Thirty days to San
Francisco; Vlaho me is a
friend, Mr.. Tripalo; making
ends meet the hard way.
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|C.D. Committee
|Arranges Masses
Services To Be
Held August 80

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
Greater Pittsburgh Croatian
Day Committee in conjunc-
ton with the celebration of
the 9th Annual Croatian
Day, on Saturday, August 80,
at Kennywood Park, has ar.
ranged for five (5) Memorial
Requiem Masses which will
be celebrated at five (5) Gro.
atian Churches throughout
this area for the deceased
members of the Croatian Fra.
ternal Union.
In Ambridge, Pa, Holy
Trinity r. c. Church at 8
AM; In McKeesport, Pa.
. Sacred Heart R.C. Church
at 8 AM; In Millvale, Pa,
st. Nicholas R.C. Church at
g AM; North Side Pitts
burgh, st. Nicholas R.C.
Church at 8 AM; and in
Rankin, Pa, St. Mary's R.C.
Church at 7 AM.
A cordial invitation is ex'
tended to all lodge officers
and their members to attenc
these services at the church
specified in their immediate
vicinity. '---,
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Guy Mitchell At
kennywood Aug.30
Fair Officials
Give Green Light

PITTSBURGH - Anthony
J. Brajdic, Secretary of the
group, advised us over the
weekend that the Greater
Pittsburgh Croatian Day
Committee has succeeded in
getting singer Guy Mitchell to
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- where TO BUY REDUCED RATE CROAT DAY Tx -

Aliquippa, Pa.
William Zivitz
531 Grand Ave.
Baden, Pa.
Josephine Spolarich
1041-5th st.
Braddock, Pa.
Josip Sankovich
81 Holland Avenue
Etna, Pa.
Katherine Trdina
26 Freeport st.
Lawrenceville, Pa.
Frank Becer
253 Fisk St.
Ann Frankovich
415-52nd st.
| Ann Labas
1909 Butler St. -.
Mary RADICAL
46171s Carlton st.
McKeesport, Pa.
Kudlik's Market
500 Locust st.
Matelan's jewelers.
2O2 Fifth Ave.
Mary Balum.
5819 Meade st.
Millvale, Pa.
Mary Spudich
Croatian Center
Monessen, Pa.
Matt Zoretich
Croatian Center
1853 Schoonmaker Ave.
North Side Pgh., Pa.
: Tony Delach
1927 Troy Hill Road go
Marie Sekel y
847-E. Ohio st.
Kay Krizan
! 1922 e. Ohio st.
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OFFICIAL. NOTICE

Pursuant to Section A Of the Bylaws Of the Cro-
attain Fraternal Union Of America, all members of the
Supreme Board of Trustees notified to attend the
regular semi annual session Of the Board to be held in
the Supreme Office Of the Society," beginning Tuesday,
September 2, 1885, at 900 am.
Also, all members of the Supreme Board are noti-
fled to attend the sema session of the Supreme
Board, which begins Monday September sth at 900
am at the Supreme Office
VI MANDICH Supreme President
JOSEPH BELLA, Supreme Secretary
MILAN SkRTIC, President @-s1
Supreme Board of Trustees rs :
SYLVIA NIKSIC, Secretary :~1s IVA
Supreme Board Of Trustees
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Ann Zelkovic
924 East st.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johanna Zvonkovicn
CFU Home Office
Rankin, Pa.
Stella Dormihal
1926 Summer Way
Frank Vucic
Croatian Home
4th and Antisbury st.
Swissvale, Pa.
John Volovic
2309 Woodstock Ave.
Benwood, w. Va.
Mrs. Joseph Mucheck
324 Marshall st.
Ambridge, Pa.
Katherine Zgainer
| 72O-24th st.
Conway, Pa.
A. J. kronstain
, 1921 Third Ave.
Homestead, Pa.
George Fudurich
I'LL Sylvan Ave.
Mckees Rocks, Pa.
Frank Braidic
1144 Eleventh st.
Monaco, Pa.
Margaret Skrlac
$50 Colonial Ave.
New Brighton, Pa.
Frank Pavkovic
1926 - 9th Ave.
Verona, Pa.
Frank Bursic
1858 Outlook Drive
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Pitt Croat Day Patrons Will Enjoy
Music Of Popular Midwest Ensemble
Chicago Tamburitzans Slated To Star
During Labor Day Weekend Festivities

PITTSBURGH, Pa. = The Greater Pittsburgh Croa
tian Day Committee who will stage their 9th Annual Gro
attain Day Saturday, August So at Kennywood Park, go
to great expense tc bring their patrons the best talent
vaab from among members of the Croatian Fraerna
Union
1t is privilege at this time to profile the Individual
members of the Musen Contnentas of Chicago Ill.,