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Chief of the Australian
General stan. 1t. Gen. A. r.
Garrett, arrives In Washing
ton this morning on an ofii-
cial visit. He is here at the
invitation OF Army Chief OF
Stan Maxwell Taylor.
Gen. Garrett arrived In
New York from England on
the 18th and has been visit
ing Army installations in this
country. He few in this
morning from Fort Sill. Okla.
and is being honored at a
luncheon today given by Gen.
Taylor at the Pentagon.
This evening the visitor
viii be the guest of honor at
q dinner given by Australian
Ambassador and Mrs. Beale.
He is the house guest of the
head of the Australian Serv-
ices Staff here, Air Vice Mar
shall w. Hely and Mrs. Hely.
On Monday evening Army
Deputy Chief Of Staff and
Mrs. Carter B. Magruder will
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BloedornS
Are Hosts
To Visitor

DR.. and Mrs. Walter A.
Bloedorn entertained at q
cocktail party yesterday In
honor OF Or. Carl M. john
son. director Of the Gorgas
Memorial Laboratory In Pam
anna City. Panama.
The host was elected presi-
dent Of the Institute Of Trop-
zeal and Preventive Medicine
last fall and has general di-
rection of the Gorgas Me-
mortal Laboratory, which has
been actively engaged in re-
search in the American trop-
les since 1929.
Among the guests invited
were DR.. and Mrs. Justin
Andrews, DR.. and Mrs. Fred
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Kensinqfon Club
Insiolls Officers

Mrs. George A. Carney has
been installed as the new pre-
sident Of the Junior Woman's
Community Club Of Kansing-
ton. Md. She succeeds Mrs.
John Henry.
Other new oficers are Mrs
Robert c. Callahan. vice pre-
sident; Mrs. John B Geer,
recording secretary; Mrs.
John c. Lamb, treasurer and
Mrs. Donald r. Coffey. COR
responding secretary. Mrs. r.
z. Spurney win continue as
club advisor.
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erick j. Brady, Or. and Mrs.
A. Austin Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice n. Thatcher, DR.. and
Mrs. Alexander Wetmore. DR..
and Mrs. Louis L. Williams.
Col. and Mrs. Curt Schiffeler
and Miss Helen A. King.
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ushiOn on a small chain .

Big fashion on a small chain -.
Delicate necklaces grace a pretty neck, bring
piments, always. Fine goldfed chains, to disappear
against the skin, and display himmering heart of rock
crystal 500, single large cultured pearl 7SO, plus
Fashion Jewey First Floors Spring Valley and Corners.
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GETS GAVEL -- Do
menico Modueno
trieht), whose song
"VoIore" is q hit here
and abroad, receives q
oovel from Representa-
tive Peter Rodino, IT,,
at O party last night at
the home of Italian
Minister Ortono tcen-
teri. The eovel came
from Speaker Of the
House Sam Royburn,
who was unable to at
tend.-AP Photo.
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A shadow that gains full prestige in
Heller wool jersey taking on
multitude of newest silhouettes.
From left to right, completely lined,
sizes us; the sheath, well.fitting
classic, lapis-blue, all-spice,
black or mercury-red, $500.
The blouson, narrow below the band,
mercury-red, black, lapis-blue, $500.
The double swing, flared skirt from
camisole-top, and short over-blouse,
lapis-blue, mercury-red, 2S.SS.
The blouson back, fitted
in front, lapis-blue, emerald-green
or mercury-red, $500.
Mail and phone orders invited,
National 8.7730.
Debutante Shop, Sixth Floor;
Spring Valley and Corners.
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Clarion 248 OUTING
Event Of AUGUST 10Th

CLAIRTON, Pa. "St.
George" CFU Lodge 248 will
stage it's second Picnic of the
season on Sunday, August 10,
at Clarion Park, Shelter 4.
The popular Lira Tam
buritza Orchestra, under
the direction of Jovo Ra-
dujkovic, will provide the
musical entertainment and
there will be plenty Of bar
becued lamb and other pic
mic refreshments on hand.
We invite members and
friends of all the surround.
ing lodges to attend.
Ivan Pezo, Pres.
Jovo Radujkovic, Sec'y
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Accent On Junior Talent During Aug "a Festival
So. CaMornians Plan "JDay"

LOS ANGELES - The
Southern California Central
Committee Of CF'U Lodges is
in full swing enthusing Junior
members to promote Yugo-
slav culture at the Annual
Picnic, which will be staged
on August "a at the Croatian
Recreation Center, 1925 So.
Budlong Ave.
AS we stated in previous
articles, the Central Commit
tee is working feverishly this
year to stimulate the men,
bers to bring forth their tai
ents, via kolo groups, Choir
uses, etc.
To further stimulate the
young members, our Com
mittee has set aside four at
tractive and useful gifts as
prizes to the best performing
group or individual.
First prize will be $50,
second and third prizes will
be $25 each, and the fourth
prize will be a Yugoslav
Folk Dance Album.
| The accompanying photo.
| graph depicts a few of the
Plavi Dunav Kolo Dancers,
who rehearse every Thursday
evening at the American Gro
attain Hall, $50 So. Ford Blvd,
under the direction of Miss
LAM Papadol.
Since the picnic is not too
far away, we will let you in
on some of the events that
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Church Services
To Precede Fete
In Stee|ton Home
Saint Lawrence
Festivities Are
Community Affair

STEELTON, Pa. - The
members of the "St. Law
renee" Lodge 13 of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union will
honor their Patron Saint Sat-
urday, August 9, in keeping
with a local tradition of ma
ny years standing.
The observance of "St.
Lawrence Day" will begin
at 1890 am, with a Mass
at st. Mary's Church. Rev.
Silvius Grubisic will be the
Celebrant.
Members are asked to ga
ther at the Lodge Hall, End
and Washington St., so that
they may attend Mass in
group form.
After Mass, all will return
to the Hall where a delicious
dinner of barbecued lamb and
the trimmings will be served
The faithful ladies of our
Lodge will see that there is
no shortage of refreshments
throughout the day and eve
ming.
Entertainment will not
be lacking, as a good or
chestra has been contrac-
ted to play for your dane
ing and listening pleasure.
All "St. Lawrence" men,
bers are welcome to attend.
Mary Jurina, Sec'y.
Arrangements Comm.
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triet friends at the time.
Bro. Butkovich will cover
a variety of matters of i'm
portance to all CFU members,
among them the Society's
current two-year Membership
Campaign Drive.
Especially invited to attend
the Aug. 13 meeting are our
younger members. Equally as
welcome are all non-members
eligible to affiliate with the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
John p. Ribic, Pres.
Joseph Preblich, VP
Joseph Zurga, Sec'y.
Michael Hotajac, Treas.
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AIiquippa Choir To
Hold Outing Aug. 10
On Serb Park Grounds

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - The
Croatian Singing Society "Ja-
dram" will stage their Annual
Picnic at the Serbian Park on
Route 81, about three miles
from downtown Aliquippa, on
Sunday, August 10.
This outing, just as those
in the past, is for the benefit
of our Travelling Fund. 1t Is
another means that our Choir
has for raising necessary
funds, so that we may travel
as we do.
1t will be a typical Gro
attain picnic with all the
usual refreshments and
barbecued lamb available
and we are confident that
everyone will have a good
time. Music will be fur
nished by q popular Tam
buritza Orchestra.
In keeping with the past
customs, the Choir will also
sing a few selections.
Friends and followers o1
"Jadran" are most cordially
invited TO attend this forth
coming event.
william Nvitz, Pres
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quesne University and will
play with the well known
Tamburitzans.
He is David Egercic, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Egercic and a graduate of
Farrell High School.
This is the third member
Of the Sloga group to re-
ceive this honor.
The celebration in honor
Of bro. Egercic will take place
on Saturday, August 9, at the
Croatian Home, 412 Staun-
ton st., beginning at 6 pm. A
chicken dinner will be served
It that TINA
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Minnesota Federation Of Lodges Will
Hold Annual Conference On August 31st
Supreme Secretary Scheduled To Speak
During Meeting, Fete In So. St. Paul

ST. PAUL, MINI. - The
Federation of CFU Lodges In
Minnesota will stage it's An
nual Meeting on Sunday, Aug
ust 81, at the Croatian Home,
445-2nd Avenue So., So. st.
Paul.
The Conference will off,
cially open at 11:OO am,
and at 1900 noon the DEL
egates and guests will be
served = delicious luncheon
prepared by the members
of st. Paul Lodges 742 and
316.
Following lunch, the meet
ing will again be called to or
der at 100 pm, at which
time we will proceed with the
business of the day and elaet
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10, from 11:W am. to ZOO
pm.
And not too far away is
Fraternal Day, to be held
at Puritas Springs Park on
Sunday, August 81.
This affair is a continual
ton of the drive for a Fra.
ternal Day Fund to be used
to purchase picnic grounds
for the use of the Cleveland
area CFU Lodges.
A rattle will highlight the
days activities.
If you haven't had your
share Of tickets, come down
to the next lodge meeting Fri.
day evening, August 8, at ST.
Nicholas Hall. Geo. Reich
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Cleveland Lodge $50 Zumberaks viii
Turn Back Clock On Sunday, Aug. 10th
Young And Fading Stars of Lodge Will
Settle Differences During Family Fete

CLEVELAND, Ohio -
Within a few more days, the
"Zumberaks" will mark a
family day with a sizable pic
mic at Janosik's farm, located
in West Richfield, Ohio.
This year Lodge 859 is go
ing all out to. put over the
event. Ample financial back
ing by the treasury will sup
ply favors, games, prizes, and
refreshments.
OF course, there will be
some novelties, such as q
baseball game between the
young and the fading stars
in the lodge. The winner
will be rewarded by getting
q few extra treats.
The entertainment COM
mittee, composed Of Mary
Leonhardt, Hilda Muser and
George Muser, has arranged
for an entertaining program
to suit the pleasure of all
comers.
All a member has to do is
take Route 21 straight out to
the intersection with Route
303, and then inquire about
Janosik's well-kept farm. The
date set is Sunday, August
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Benwood Jas Funniest
Event Of August 10Th

BENWOOD, w. Va. - Gro
atian Fraternal Union Els.
Lodge 745 will sponsor their
Annual Picnic on Sunday, Au-
gust 10, at the Croatian
Home, Eoff st.
Music will be furnished
by the popular Balkan Ser
enaders of East Pittsburgh,
Pa, and there will be plen-
ty of barbecued lamb and .
variety Of refreshments y
vailable from 200 pm. un-
til 2?
We cordially welcome the
members of Lodge 745 and
friends from Benwood and
neighboring communities to
be with US on August 10th.
Committee
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CANADIAN RUNNING Hi CAMPAIGN FEVER
August 9th "St Laurence Day" In Steelt0n, Pa
Committee Completes Plans For Kennywood Fete
Andrea bczak, Talented Staet, On Croaf Day Program

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - An
drea Birczak, talented violi-
mist and member of CF'U Nest
1872 in Braddock, will be one
of the featured attractions
, during the 9th Annual Gro
atian Day Program on Satur-
day, August 80, at Kenny
wood Park.
Attractions during tn e
main program at the Music
Plaza will include the Pitts
burgh Junior Tamburitzans,
under the direction of John
Gregurich; the CFU Lodge
354 Kolo Dancers of Coke
burg, under the direction of
Bernard Luketich; and the
Muselin Continentals of Chi
cago, ILL.,, one of the most
popular tamburitza ensembles
of the Midwest.
The semi-finals in the
kolo competition will again
be conducted at the Dance
Pavilion in Kennywood
Park, with the champs to
be crowned at the Post
Croatian Day Reunion on
Sunday evening, August 81,
at the CrOatian Home, 4th
and Antisbury Streets, in
Rankin.
The Muselin Continentals
will present a concert pro-
gram and provide music for
dancing during the evening.
The Croatian Day Outdoor
Reunion is scheduled for
Monday, (Labor Day., Sep
tember 1, at the Croatian Cen
ter, off Babcock Blvd, in
Millvale. Entertainment and
dance music will be provided
by 4 popular tamburitza or
chestra.
According to early reports,
the Greater Pittsburgh Gro
atian Day Committee has
, been advised that special
chartered busses will travel
from various sections of
Pennsylvania, Now York,
(Andrea Birczak-P. 81
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Federation OfflcerS Tor tho
coming year.
The CFU Executive Board
has approved our request for
a guest speaker from the
Home Office and we will be
honored by the presence OF
the Supreme Secretary, bro.
Joseph Bella, on Aug. 81.
This will be q great op-
portunity for all to meet
bro. Bella and to receive
valuable information and
pointers concerning the
current membership cam
paign.
All Federation representa-
tives are urged to attend.
Frank Juricich, Pres.
Anton r. Spraitz, Sec'y.
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Former Supreme President To Speak
N Kansas City Wednesday, Aug. 18th
Central Educational Committee Changes
Meeting Date To Accommodate ColOrad0an

KANSAS CITY, Kans. -
The Central Educational
Committee of Greater Kansas
City CFU Lodges will hold it's
next regular meeting Wed
nesday, Aug. 13, at the Gro
attain Home, 5th and Eliza
beth. Time: 8 pm. sharp.
Ordinarily, the meeting
would be held on Aug. 18,
but the session was shifted
in order that we may hear
an address that evening by
bro. John D. Butkovich,
Pueblo, Colo, former Su-
preme President of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union, who
will Be visiting with dis-
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Cokeburg koao Group
viii Honor Recipient
OF Tan,lnie Scholarship

COKEBURG, Pa. - The
CFU Lodge 354 Kolo Group
will stage a Picnic on Sunday,
August 10, at Lanik's Farm,
near Bentleyville.
This outing 10 being held
in honor Of one Of the men,
bers of.the group, Miss Nam
cy Dziak, who was recently a.
warded q scholarship to Du-
quesne University by the
famed Tamburitzans.
All friends Of the Kolo
Group are invited to attend
the picnic, - there will be
plenty Of lamb, refresh
ments, and entertainment
Dy Ino BIue E4&1o I0mDuf-
itzans.
At $3.50 am, the same day
all members Of the Kolo
Group will attend Mass at st.
Joseph's Church in Coke
burg and receive Communion
as a group. Afterwards, all
will proceed to the Croatian
Home for breakfast.
Members Of the Group are
asked to take note Of these
events and to participate.
Bernard Luke6ch, Pres.
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stretch of days in many a
Summer.
Or SO we deduct from the
statistics pertaining to the
July phase of the two-year
hunt for new members, a per-
iod which enriched the Soci-
ETY. by 454 new adult and ju-
venile members and increased
it's insurance In force by
1895, 900.
Thus with 7 full months
Of the Campaign. now .
matter of history, and ma
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ny more to 60 before tho
drive ends Dec. 81, 1859,
the official tabulations to
date read like this: 3,212
new members; 1854
In new and increased insur-
ance business.
Or - roughly an aver
age Of 460 new members and
$4OO, 900 in insurance month
ly since the Campaign began
on Jan. 1 Of this year.
Not at all bad.
Chicagoan Runnerup
In the meantime, the battle
Crank Rudar-P. 81
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As of Aug. 1st, 1858
Top Ten U.S., Canadian Recruiters
: UNITED STATES -


1T Math Kovacevich, Los Angeles ............ All
81 Frank Rudar, Chicago ............... 4O2
: John Baron, Benwood, w. Va. .............. S79
Michael Baich Johnstown, Pa .. 28O
288 George Balch Indiana Harbor, Ind. ....... 256
10 William r. Vician, Gary, Ind. ............. 237
"a Rudolph kariovich, Anaconda, Mont ....... 226
10 Mary Julian, Chicago 225
148 Nick Sarich, Des Piaines Ill., .............. 225
185 Milan Skrtic Campbell Ohio ............... 213
CANADA
895 Danca Markusc Schumacher, Ont. .......... 519
975 Michael Mjatovich, Toronto Ont. .......... 416
$50 August Herceg Schumacher, Ont. .......... 351
814 Joseph Secen, Val Dor, Quebec ......... 221
GA Joseph Stanovich, Hamilton, Ont. ........ 210
GA Philip Zebich, Hamilton Ont. .............. 2O7
952 Stjepan Budak, Windsor, Ont. ...~........ 1873
1877 Mary Burma Vancouver, B. G. ........... 1876
679 Walter Papich Port Arthur Ont. .......... 40
919 Joseph Gavas, Sault Ste. Marie Ont ...... 143
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us. Recruiters
Hot On Trail Of
Third Vice Prexy
Canadian Leader
1O3 Points Ahead
Of Nearest Rival
BY Stephen F. Brkich
- Campaign Vice Chair. =

PITTSBURGH - Evident
ly the CFU's Campaign sun
was shining somewhere dur
ing the soaking-wet month Of
July, the dampest sue h
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David Egercic In
Spotlight Aug. 9Th
Friends To Fete
TamburitZa Star

FARRELL, Pa. - The Slo-
ga Junior Tamburitzans of
Farrell will once again honor
one Of their members who was
awarded a scholarship to Du-
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
'sNew Twist"
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Coming Events

Detroit Lodge 351
New Home Opening
Labor Day Weekend
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CLEVELAND, Ohio - 10, from IL 100 am. to 7:O(
Within few more days, the pm.
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pfintlng and Illumination. Greet.
ina cards, announcements, invita-.
lions, place card4 hNceptlonAlly
reasonable prices. I'm s-1if5 fof
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FISHING PARTlEs arraneed free
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HOLIDAY HILLS DAY CAMP and
nursery school; Tree swim. lessons,
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ESTABLISHED PRE-sCHOOL or.
ganlsa!ion needs SPACE IN Langley
area ~ Sept, Ollce1 or stores
suitable IA, e-hs50,
FLORIDA BUILDER from Gulf
Coast here several days. WIZ ans.
questions, ave advice on 81 Pete
Clearwater area. Ju, A-N6a0
FREE
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club membership, Neal Valiant 400
18th IT, NV. NE. s-2Sss,