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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO-STORY ROW BRICK Dwell
LING BEING KNOWN AS PREM:
ISIS NUMBER 210 VARNUM
STREET NORTHWEST.
Bv virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber. No. lO70e,
Folio 425 et sec. Of me iano
party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell, at public
auction, in front Of the premises,
ON WEDNESDAY, the TWENTIETH
day Of August, AID. 1858, at
TWO-FIFTY O'CLOCK PM, the
following described land and prem
ises, situate in the District OF
Columbia. and designated as and
being Lot 104, in David J. Duni-
cams subdivision of lots in Square
1917, as per plat recorded in the
once of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia, in Liber 80
TERMS: Sold subject to q prior
building association deed Of
trust, the particulars Of
which viii be announced at
time of sale: the purchase
price ABOVE SAID trust 10 De paid
In cash. A deposit Of $500 re-
CURED. conyeyancing. recording.
etc, at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date of sale
Terms to be compiled with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion OF the trustees.
EDWARD SHAPIRO,
WALLACE W. KIDWELL,
au9,l1,1315.19 Trustees.
THE UNDERSIGNED will sell at
public auction for cash. One 1852
Ford Fordor, serial No. BEG
10SS21 at II o'clock am. August
Is, 1858 at AIS Motors Used
ton. Va Y The u mspI Ted' reserves arVe
the right to bid. ASSOCIATES
DISCOUNT CORP. By @. B. Park
er. aul1
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THos. ?. OWN = SON,
AuclloneoTs,
iii n ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
bwEfLiSd BEING Known MAS as
PREMISES NUMBER i2f3 oATKs
STREET NORTHEAST.
duly reeorded. In Liber No. l0040.
Polio $50 q SEQ. Of the land rec
S STeI q ne 5 psssst q SSlum 5ss,S
trustees viii sell At public aue-
ton. N front q the premiss1a on
OF AUGUST AID 1898. AT
IWELVE-FORTY O'CLOCK Pm
the following described land and
premises situate In the District
OF Columbia, and DESIGNATED as
ana being Lot 1902 In Square 4063
TERMS Sold subject to prior
building association deed OF
trust for approximately Sd,776.4pi
further particulars Of which will
be announced at time Of sale;
the purchase price above said
trust 70 be paid In cash A de-
Dosit Of $500 REQUIRED. Convey
ancing, recording, etc. al pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made
as OF date Of sale. Terms 20 be
complied with within thirty days.
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion Of the
RUSSELL WINE.
JOSEPH M. KALMUs.
au1 1851 Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
Regardless of weather, peo-
pie continue to send in
furniture, household eff
fectS, refrigerators, bed
ding, rugs, carpets and
personal effects.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
,,,,,,, AT


1905 H st. NV.
THIS TUES. TOMORROW
2 PM. AUG. 18th
individuals. dealers, guest home
owners and others viii do well 70
attend. Out Of town dealers take
special notice.
VERY GOOD s-Pc. MAHoo.
"FYFE' DIN. RIM. SUITE.
SPLENDID 6-PC, BEDRM. SUITE
2-TONE WAL. 6-PC. BEDRM. SUITE
VERY FINE EXPENSIVE LARGE
GRE GREEN NJ DECORATOR STYLE
oTHFR INEXPENSIVE SOFAS.
SEVERAL LOUNGE AND LIV. RIM
CHAIRS.
WAL. sEcTY LADIES DESK.
WAL. KNEE H. DESK
ODD CHESTS AND DRESSERS.
VERY GOOD TWIN AND FULL
SIZE HOLLYWOODS,
CLEAN USED INNERSPRING MAT
VARIOUS LAMP. COFFEE AND END
LAMPS, FIoURINES. ETC.
VERY FINE WALL MIRROR
NUMEROUS OTHER ITEMS OF
INTEREST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

VIA NOT 81 nHeroNsInLn ioIl
eIksr than myself nANfkL 2.
Mosl.Efl ~. saoa Ward.t 20.
Twill NOT b. RESPONSIBLE for
any dehlI Incurred ~ anyone but
myself PLEAS cRuMP. iAas fo-
tomac ave, t.e, IL
TWILL NOT M nkArONklnLk for
any debts contracted for by any
ene other than myself. CHARLES
Wash. 10. b. {.
TmK RIGGS NATIONAL nANk oI
WASHINGTON, d, O.. sllAith.
HOLDKR8 MEETING, NOTICE
Il hereby gisen that. pursuant 2
meetine OF the ahareholdeIa Of
inaton. b G.. VII be held :! e
banking house Al No. leuJ
Pennnylyanla Avenue NV m tns
city q Waahlngton. District o.
Columbia. on nondey, ssptsmes q.
X: I 49,. :. Il s ssssia,Ilhs a no
dessrminine b. vote whether AZ
Agreement 10 consolidate the said
bank and me Lincoln National
Bank Of washington. located ~
provisiohs Of ths laws 81 ihs
United etatea. shan Be ratified
and confirmed; and for the pur-
pose Of votlne upon any otnei
matters Incidental % me puEpoiea
son sSgs y me q Ii es s sFss
menL executed ~ Z majority o.
the directors Of each .et the tyo
dalton, n on Ale AZ the bank and
may Be Inspected during business
hours The stock transfer books
OF this bank viii be closed AZ
the close OF business on September
2, 1893. and VIII remain closed
eeptemher 10. 1898, JOHN G.
MCCORMACK, Senior Vice Presi-
dent and Gamer
TuE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Catholic Educator
Urges Discipline

Catholic schools must teach
their students to discipline
themselves in a free society, a
Catholic educator said yester-
day.
Students must be taught "the
weapons Of the mind and spirit
to participate fully in the life
Of society,"" the Rev. C. O'Neil
'D'Amour told more than 1000
teachers at the closing session
of the 10th annual teachers
institute Of the Archdiocese of
Washington.
The two-day institute was
held in the Archbishop Carroll
High School.
Catholic schools should pre-
pare their students for rational
Christian judgment, rather
than for blind obedience"
Father D'Amour declared.
Father D'Amour is associate
secretary Of the National Cath
Ole Education Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Koreu Reds Firm
On Hiiucked Plane

PANMUNJOM. Korea, Mar
% R.-North Korea refused
again today to discuss the re-
turn Of a South Korean airliner
which Red agents hijacked in
flight February Is.
At a meeting of the Military
Armistice Commission, the
Communists referred the United
Nations Command representa-
tive, Col. Frank Carr Of Tampa.
Fla, to the North Korean gov
eminent for information on the
plane.
The North Koreans released
the two Americans and others
on the DC-3 who wanted to
return to South Korea but have
insisted that South Koreal deal
with the Red regime. The
Seoul government does not
recognize the regime and re-
fuses to talk to it.
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half mile from the nearest
house.
One Of the planes four
engines had caught fire on
takeoff six minutes earlier.
A part Of the 552d Airborne
Early Warning and Control
Wing. the plane was starting a
routine patrol mission over the
Pacific to warn Of the possible
approach Of any unidentified
aircraft.
Capt. Ferry feathered the
prop on the burning engine
and jockeyed the ship over the
North Highlands residential
area. between Sacramento and
Roseville.
Others in the base hospital
besides Capt. Ferry are co-pilot
James M. Stephens. "a, Omaha,
Neb., undetermined injuries;
S/Sergt. Robert c. Jones. 20,
RID. Delta. Utah. minor abra-
sions: Airman 2ic Robert j.
Henderson, Pittsburgh, Pa,
broken rib and possible inter-
nal injuries.
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Plane Crashes
In Mud Field;
Crew Escapes

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Mar.
% (R.-Capt. Edwin v. Ferry
nursed a crippled Air Force
plane over a suburban housing
development today and crashed
in a muddy open field.
The big radar ship from
Mcclellan Air Force Base burst
into flames, but all 10 crew.
men escaped. Four were in
jured. including the 4l-year-
old Capt. Ferry. His spine was
broken. His home town is Big
Bear Lake, Calf.
IF ever anyone deserved a
medal it was this pilot" said
Forrest Snyder. who stood out
side his home and watched the
Super Constellation skim over
the TV antennas and crash a
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sued last year. Britain made
profound changes in her weap-
ons systems. discarding some
types Of aircraft in favor of
missile defenses and making
other similar changes.
A 1856 amendment to the
Mutual Security Act specified
that material retained by an
other nation must be covered
by adequate safeguards to in
sure disposal in such a manner
that 1t will be used to support
the defense efforts of that coun.
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try or other countries friendly
to the United States"
The amendment also says
the recipient country must give
written guarantee to the chief
Of an American military mis-
sion that none of the excess
property will be exported to
any other country without the
prior approval" of the military
mission chief.
The spokesman expressed be-
lief that little if any residue Of
the old World War II lend
lease material remained in the
material now being tagged for
disposal in Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

munication materiel and other
items.
Under American regulations
and foreign agreements. equip
Inent can Be disposed Of only
when it becomes obsolete, with
no further use militarily for the
particular nation to which 1t
was sent.
= The spokesman said that in
some instances equipment To-
Gated in Britain has become
surplus because of the re-
Yamping of the British military
arsenal. In a White Paper is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Dr.. Arnold Elected

JACKSON, Miss. Mar. % (P)
DIR. James G. Aronld. jr., OF
Baltimore was elected president
of the Southern Neurosurgical
Society today. DR.. Arnold,
chairman Of the Department of
Neurosurgery at the Univer-
sity of Maryland, succeeds DR..
William F. Meacham of Van
derbilt University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Pentogon Charts Details
For Military Aid Abroad
BY the Associated Press

The Defense Department said yesterday details are
being arranged dsposng million dollar sur
plus of foreign military aid equipment
The bulk of the equipment spokesman said in the
United Kingdom 1t includes cross-secon of equipment
and weapons supplied aes-arcraf vehicles tanks
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MuiI Truins in U. S.

ST. LOUIS.-There are more
than 5000 scheduled mail
trains every day in the United
States. =
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Omaha Fraternalists
Plan Feb. 9th Benefit
For Clergy In Croatia

OMAHA, Neb. - A benefit
dance for the relief of the
needy clergy in Croatia will
be held on Saturday evening,
February 8, commencing at
$3.50 pm. at SIS Peter and
Paul School Hall, SO and X.
Music will be by the Croa-
tian Sons Tamburitza Orches-
ira.
This benefit is being
sponsored by the local Gro
attain Club, Good Shepherd
ecu Lodge, ans SIS. Peter
and Paul and st. Anne CFU
Lodges.
Refreshments Of all kinds
will be available and your at
tendance for this most worthy
project is urged.
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CLEVELAND - The de-
lightful and talented Du-
quesne University "Tambur-
itzans' will appear in Cleve-
land Music Hall Sunday, Feb
ruary 9th. The Concert is
scheduled for 800 pm. and
all seats are reserved.
Tickets may Be obtained
at Burrows Ticket Office,
419 Euclid Ave., or from
Wilson Latkovic, concert
chairman, 3056 Payne Ave-,
PR-1-O592.
Appearing in this concert
will be Tamburitzan Senior
Miss Anne Perencevic of Cle-
veland. Anne is q versatile
young lady who plays the
Prim tamburica, dances the
Kolo and, above all, is known
for her beautiful contralto
voice. She is also q member
Of C.F.U. Lodge No. 859,
"Croatian Youth of lumber
ak, long time Cleveland spon-
sors of the "Tammies."
It is to be noted that the
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name implies, the manager
must have conserved or main
tanned his membership count
throughout the year.
For example, if his nest
began the year with 100
members he had to end the
year with at least that
many in order to be eligi-
BILE. This means that all
losses except transfers to
other nests had to be made
up.
Transfers to adult men,
bership, suspensions, expul-
sions, cash surrenders and
deaths had to be made up
with newly written members
or reinstatements.
Transfers to other nests
are not considered losses; nor
are transfers into the nest
credited as gains.
How Awards Are Made
The Bonus Schedule print
ed' on page 9 shows the base
for the Membership Conser-
vation Award. Nests with less
than 10 members get no base
prize.
A manager with, say, IA
members at the beginning of
the year and having IA men,
bers at the end will get $3.50.
For each net gain the Junior
Order will give an additional
bonus of so cents.
Thus, If = manager b.
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bIaz Dragicevich
Is D-Year Member
Gold Pin Awaits
West AlliS Veteran

WEST ALLIS, Wis. - The
officials and members of Cro-
atian Fraternal Union Jed
nakost" Lodge 391 are proud
to announce that one of their
members, bro. Blaz Dragice-
vich, will soon receive a gold
pin award from the CFU in
commemoration of his SO
years Of membership.
We all extend our warm
est congratulations" and
hope to see him at our next
regular session. Thursday,
February 1S, at 1880 pm.
in kralj's Hall.
All lodge members are
urged to be present at that
time and to pay their delin-
quent dues.
Mary. C. Homes. Sec'y.
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highest-$328.65 for sister
Pauline Stotz Of Gary, Ind,
manager Of the CFU's largest
juvenile unit numbering over
$50 members-to less than
a dollar for those affiliates
withless than ten Term men,
bers.
The aggregate amounted
to an impressive $12,117.O5
an increase of $674.45 over
1856 and reflects a depart
mental increase of 1900
members.
In the letter accompanying
the checks we promised a de-
tailed explanation of the COM
plete award, so here it is:
The award is actually a two
part affair-membershipc con-
servation and the per capita
remuneration.
We will detail the member
shipconservation first. AS the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05
Ante Grdic Seeks
Word OF Relatives
Hopeful Readers
Can Furnish Tip

BETHEL PARK, Pa. - I,
Ante Grdic, am trying to To-
cate my brother, Nikola Gr-
die, or any of his descendants.
We came to America in the
year 1902 or 1908, from a
town called Batonoga, 2. P.
Cetingrad, Yugoslavia, and
are the children of Dora and
Pero Grdic.
The last time we saw each
other was at a town called
Falk Station near Stubenville,
Ohio, or near Wheeling, w,
Va.
Anyone knowing his where.
abouts please write to Ante
Grdic, 2941 Idaho St., Cover.
dale, Pa, or call Te. 5-1210 OF
Te. 5-9918.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05

UNIONTO N, Pa. -
Members of CFU Lodge II
who wish to participate in the
Aged and Disabled Members
Pension Fund are reminded
to place their applications
with.the Fund Committee be-
fore, the deadline.
The committee will meet
ont Sunday, February 8, at
$500 pm. to receive appli-
cations.
The deadline for receiving
applications will be March 2,
the day of our lodge meeting.
Members who are not able
to come to the meeting are
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Capital For Day of Tamburitzaland, US.A.
Duquesne University Tambutzans In Cleveland Feb 9Th

In this comfortable and
quiet atmosphere one can lis
ten to a performance in a re-
laxed mood and really appre-
ciate the efforts of these
young artists. Briefly, Music
Hall is built for entertain
ment.
Proceeds from the TAM
buritzan Concerts are used
to provide scholarships for
deserving young men and
women of Croatian ances-
try. The 'Tammies" work
their way through college
by interpreting the songs
and dances of the CrOatian
people and other Southern
Slavs.
All lovers of Croatian music
and dances are invited to
come to Cleveland Music Hall,
at 9Th and St. Clair Ave., on
Sunday, February 9th, at 3
pm. to hear this unique and
remarkable group of enter
tainers. -------.
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Cleveland Group To
Hold Pre.Lenf Dance

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
Altar Society of st. Nicholas
Croatian Greek Cath olic
Church will sponsor a Pre-
Lenten Dance on Sunday,
February 16, at the Church
Auditorium, 36th and Super.
ior Avenue.
The well-known Blue
Danube Tamburitza Or
chestra, under the direction
of Frank Muza, will furnish
the dance music from 1880
pm. until 1900 midnight.
There will be an admission
charge Of SIS and refresh.
ments will be served.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - Three
5O-Year Members of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union of
America were signally hon
ored here Jan. IL, 1858, dur
ing the regular monthly and
annual meetings of "Napre-
dak" Lodge 423
The honorees are bros.
Imbro BOsanac, Steve Ii
ma, and Janko Rogan.
This marked the Lodges
first such bow in the direc-
ton of it's "Old Timers, but
the enthusiasm with which it
was received by the members
in attendance Jan. II makes
it mandatory that such mani
festations become all annual
undertaking.
The Young At Heart
Bro. Bosanac, one of the
organizers Of Lodge 423, is
still active in our ranks and
always participates in our
activities when time will per-
NIT.
He retired from the
Jones and Laughlin q &
L) Steel Corporation some
time ago and now spends
most of his time on q farm
with his daughter and SON.
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gan the year with 800
members and despite all
losses he wrote up enough
new ones to finish the year
with 80 members he gets
a base of $50 plus a bonus
of S. $50 cents for each
of 10 net increases).
This part Of the prize pay
ment is obviously dependent
on chance. The objective of
the Conservation Award is to
(RecOrd = p. 81
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Eurekans viii Stage
Masque Dance Feb. Is

EUREKA, Calf. "St.
Helena" CF'U Lodge 249 has
planned a Masquerade Ball to
be held Saturday, February
Is, at the KIP. Hall, 615-4th
Street.
Dancing to the music of
a very fine orchestra will
begin at 500 p.m., and
there will be plenty of deli
cious refreshments for all.
We encourage everyone to
mask for the occasion, as we
will award a prize for the best
attire.
A very warm invitation is
extended one and all to at
tend.
Committee
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attracted considerable inter-
est among our members in
America and Canada.
Former Award Winner
Bro. Keber's "Declaration
of Intention" reached our
desk one mail ahead of that
Of Mrs. Mary Julian, Secre-
tary of "Krizari" Lodge 70,
Chicago.
She, too, has set her
heart on the Caribbean
cruise, the exact date of
which will be announced
here in the very near fu-
(Chicagoan p. 81
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in-laW.
Bro. lima, formerly an Of
ficer in Lodge 423 and the
old Lodge 124 which merged
with Lodge 423 years ago, is
still self employed in Aliquip
pa. Although he has been a
CFU member for 50 years,
he is quite spry and young
er" than his years.
Bro. Rogan, also a CFU
affiliate for So years, retired
from ] & L some time ago
and is now spending a we'll
earned rest in his beloved
family circle.
Aliquippa Dried Up:
The fine turnout for our
meeting of Jan. IL showed
that Fraternalism is a ! living,
breathing thing in Aliquippa.
1t also showed English
Editor of the Zajednicar
Stephen F. Brkich, who
was present that afternoon
to honor 1857 CFU Mem
mership Campaign Cham
pion bro. Ivan Babich, that
Aiquippa isn't a "dried up"
community.
We intend to prove as much
during the CFU's current
two-year Campaign, wherein
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l|niontown Pension Fund Committee TO
Receive Applications Sunday, Feb. 9Th
Ailing or Disabled Applicants Will Be
Visited BY Committee If They So Desire

asked to write a letter to the
committee, stating their case,
and the committee will ar
range to visit the members at
their home.
Letters are to be ad-
dressed to the Pension
Fund, Croatan Citizens
Club, 2 Franklin st., Union
town, Pa.
The president of the Fund
Committee wishes to empha-
size the fact that only the
committee should be contac-
ted so that matters can be
more quickly expedited.
Catherine Yukish, Sec'y.
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Joseph A. Keber
First To Choose
Caribbean Cruise
Michael Bradica
Starts Drive To
Visit Yugoslavia
BY Stephen F. Brkich
Co-Vice Chairman
Campaign Committee

PITTSBURGH - Joseph
A. Keber, Aliquippa, Pa,
"Napredak" Lodge 423 Presi-
dent, officially announced his
intentions last week of vying
for the Croatian Fraternal
Unions Membership Cam
paign Grand Prize Award of
a Caribbean Cruise.
In doing SO, bro. Keber
became the first Field
Worker to select the Carib-
bean Cruise as his choice
of the two Grand Prize
Awards being offered in
conjunction with the So
ciety's current Campaign.
The other Award calls for
a trip in 1860 to Yugoslavia,
an offer which has already
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Joined Society When 1t High a Pup
Aiquppa Penna. Lodge 423 honors Three 50Year Vets

bro. Babich is working for
the Grand Prize Award of a
1860 trip to Yugoslavia and
the writer for the other
Award of a Caribbean Cruise.
The incentive is here. So is
the potential. Now, to work
for the CFU!
Joseph A. Keber, Pres.
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Free Buffet Luncheon
For Johnstown Members

JOF1NSTOWN, Pa. - The
members of CFTU Lodge s
will be treated to 4 free buff
fet luncheon and beer on Sat-
urday, February s, beginning
at 500 pm.
The event will take place in
the lodge club rooms and all
members are invited to at
tend.
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
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Cleveland Music Hall has the
very best in acoustics and
has a seating capacity of
5000 seats. Audiences have
their choice of various types
of seating arrangements such
as - Loges, Orchestra, Mez-
canine, Parquet and Balcony.