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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

further entertainment on the
lighter side and the Villa Boys
Orchestra Of West Allis and
Petek Orchestra of Milwau-
kee will furnish music for
dancing.
We are confident that
there will be ample refresh
ments for all who attend, as
100 lambs have been ordered
for barbecuing purposes, and
all sorts Of hard and soft re-
freshments will be prepared.
Our many friends of Mil
waukee, West Allis, Racine,
Kenosha, Waukegan, She
boygan, ETC., are very cor
daily invited to join US for
our annual gala event.
For the benefit of those
who do not have transporta-
tion, we will have two busses
running between So. 20 and
Greenfield Avenue and the
Park, from 1900 Noon until
900 pm. <
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17-Year- Old High School Senior Out To Triumph ~
Antoinette Johnavitz Ambrdge Entry In U.wPL. Race

PITTSBURGH - Looking
forward to the United CFU
Lodges of Western Pennsyl-
vania Fraternal Day Queen
Contest is charming Miss An
toinette Johnavitz, member
of Ambridge Nest Sc, who
has announced her intentions
to vie for the honors.
The Fraternal Day Celebra-
ton will this year take place
at the Croatian Center on
July 27, 1858.
Antoinette is II years of
age and is the daughter of
Charles and Gertrude JOh-
navitz. She is a Senior at
Ambridge High School and
is attending the Pittsburgh
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ure in office.
Extremely popular in
community circles, she is 4
freshman at Trafford High
School and participates in
the Chorus and School
Band.
She is also an active men,
ber of the Trafford Junior
Tamburitzans and a former
member of the Trafford Kolo
Group.
Her kolo interests are now
in a different locale, or in the
field of far more graduated
teaching and dance routines.
Members Behind Her
Miss Dobos is the third
member of Nest 203 to aspire
for the honor Of reigning as
Queen during an annual OBJ
servance of "Fraternal Day."
With the support of ev-
cry member of Lodge 541.
with which her brother and
uncle are affiliated, she
"can 60 all the way" this
time and bring to Trafford
an honor which has eluded
it all too long.
That her fellow Nest 203
members and those of Lodge
541 wish her luck is a fore
gone conclusion. May she be
in all her glory Sunday, July
9th!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
Theresa karaI Second rom Ambridqe
To Enter Frat Day Miss Gu" Chase
Beaver County Nest 36 Members Cheer
For Both To Come Into Own July 9th

PITTSBURGH - Third to
announce her candidacy in
the United CFU Lodges of
Western Pennsylvania Popu-
larity Queen Contest, which
will take place at the Croa-
tian Center on Fraternal Day,
Sunday, July ~, is pretty
Miss Theresa Karal of Am
bridge.
Therese, . daughter of
Paul and Katherine Karal,
is II years old and has
been q member of Nest SO
since birth.
Her father and brother,
George, are members of
Lodge 304 and q sister, Vir-
ginia, is also q member of
Nest 36.
This is the second contes-
tant from Ambridge Nest 3G
to enter the contest this year.
However, Ambridge and
the surrounding area hou-
ses such . largo Croatian
colony that we believe both
girls viii find sufficient |
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versatile, she sings, dances
and plays first prim with the
group.
Prior to the organization of
the aforementioned group,
she, together with a group of
kolo dancers of the North
Side, was taught by Dick
Crum, Choreographer for the
Duquesne University Tambur-
itzans.
Upon graduation from
high school, Doris plans to
60 on to Secretarial School.
We take this opportunity to
commend Miss Srsic on her
decision to vie for the Queen
honors. ------ ~
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Mary Dobos In Last Minute Drive To
Brinq Miss CFU" Tiara To Trafford
Community Has Long Been Denied Honor
Of Being Home Of Queen Of Frat Fiesta

PITTSBURGH - Miss Ma
ry Dobos, charming daughter
of Steve and Helen Dobos,
Trafford, Pa, is the latest to
enter the Popularity Queen
Contest being sponsored by
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on's United Lodges of West
ern Pennsylvania.
The Queen is to be
crowned Sunday, July II,
1858, during the observance
at the CrOatian Center,
Millvale, of the United
Lodges Annual "Fraternal
Day."
Speaking on the occasion
will be the Hon. David l..
Lawrence, nationally known
Mayor of the City of Pitts
burgh and Democratic candi-
date in the May 20 primary
election for the next Cover
nor of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania.
Nest 2O3 Secretary
Miss Dobos, who will cele-
brate her 18th birthday in
July, has been a member of
the Society's Trafford Junior
Order Nest 2O3 since 1948.
She served as the Nests
Secretary during 1857 in a
very able manner and made
friends during her ten
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Evelyn Cekorich, Cokeburg, First To
Enter Race Which Will End On July II
Lodge 354 Member Has Long Been Active
In Area Fraternal And Cultural Circles

PITTSBURGH - Miss Ev-
elyn Cekorich, lovely young
member of Cokeburg CFU
Lodge 354, has announced
her candidacy in the Popu-
larity Queen Contest, which
will take place at the United
CFU Lodges of Western Penn
sylvania Fraternal Day Cele-
bration on Sunday, July ~,
at the Croatian Center.
A daughter of Stella and
Nikola Cekorich, long men,
bers of the CFU, Evelyn
was born on February 10,
1910.
A graduate of Ellsworth
High School she participated
in many activities such as the
Girls Chorus and Ensem-
bic, the Future Homemakers
of America, and the School
Varsity Club. She was also a
Majorette and a reporter
for her school newspaper,
The Echo.
Evelyn is also a member of
the st. Joseph r. c. Church
Choir in Cokeburg and par
ticipates in all other church
functions.
The Croatian Fraternal I'm.
ion has been a part of her
life since birth, when she was
enrolled in Nest 122.
She transferred to Lodge
354 May 1, 1856, at the age
Of 16, and Immediately ac-
cepted the position of Lodge
Recording Secretary.
She is still capably hold
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Mayor David L.
Stage Set For 18Th Annual CFU Day. At Croatian Center

Westmoreland Counties).
Rounding out the program
will be selections by the Pitts
burgh Junior Tamburitzans
and the drawing of the Win
ming tickets on the United
Lodges 1858 awards.
A Great Gathering
On hand to entertain and
furnish the post-program mu-
sic for dancing will be the
Balkan Serenaders Tamburit-
"a Orchestra of East Pitts
burgh, Pa.
The food and refresh
ments stands will be well
manned to take care of all
who desire service after the
program.
In short, nothing has been
left undone to make the Wes-
tern Pennsylvania U nj t e d
Lodges 18th Annual "CFU
Day" the most colorful and
enjoyable such gathering in
the long history of these un-
dertakings.
Dobro nam doSli,
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United CF'U Lodges Of West
ern Pennsylvania.
Carol was born August 30,
1887, and is the daughter of
Anthony and Frances Haider.
She also has a sister in Lodge
4, and a sister and brother
who are still affiliated with
Nest 21.
A graduate of st. Ma
rvs High School in Sharps-
burg, 1855, she is now en-
ployed at the Mellon Ma
tional Bank and Trust Co.,
Mellon Square, Pittsburgh.
Carol has been a member
of the favor" Singing Soci-
ETY. for 3 years and is pres
emily serving as it's secretary.
In addition, she assists in
teaching the Etna Junior Kolo
Group and is an active work
er for the teen-age dances
and junior bowlers.
The members Of Lodge 4
will be showing their appre-
citation for her interest and
efforts by selling tickets and
doing all they can to help her
become Fraternal Day Queen.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
Carolyn Mrowca, Uniontown, Eighth
Candidate For Fratena| Day Laure|s
North Union High School Sophomore Is
Active In Scholastic And Church Areas

PITTSBURGH - C.. F. U.
Nest 80 in Uniontown have
announced that their repre-
sentative in the Fraternal
Day Queen Contest will be
pretty, blonde Miss Carolyn
Ann Mrowca.
She is the eighth candidate
to enter the race which will
end with the coronation of
the winner on Sunday, July 27
during the United West Penn
CFU Lodges Annual Frater-
nal Day Celebration at the
Croatian Center.
The daughter of Francis
and Carolyn Mrowca, Car
olyn is Is years old. Her
parents are active men,
bers of CFU Lodge " and
she and her brother, Fran
els, Jr., and sister, Agnes,
have been affiliated with
Nest 81, since birth.
She is a Sophomore at No.
Union High School, where
for extra-curricular activity
she participates in cheer
leading.
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Miss Doris Srsic, member of
CFU Nest SIG.
She was one of twins
born to John and the late
Ann Srsic on June 6, 1912,
and both she and her bro
ther, Paul, have been affi-
lated with CFU Nest SIG
since birth.
At present Doris is a Soph-
omore and honor student at
Holy Ghost Academy in West
View, Pa.
Very active in extra-curri-
cular activities, she is a men,
ber of the Fatima Club, Mis-
sion Club, Library Club and
Junior Red Cross Club. She is
also a member of st. Nicholas
R. c. Church, N. S., and it's
Sodality.
A Talented Dancer
Doris activities outside of
school include membership in
the Pittsburgh Junior Tam
buritzans, under the direction
of John Gregurich.
Having proved herself very
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CONTINUED From Page ~

Mayor Lawrence will do the
crowning honors assisted by
Miss Frances Matiaca of Ms.
Pittsburgh Lodge 1, Miss
CFU VIII" of 1857.
Eight young ladies - a
record number - have been
selling car award tickets for
months in personal drives to
emerge as Miss CFU TX" on
Sunday, July q.
They are Evelyn Ceko-
rich, Cokeburg; Antoinette
Johnavitz and Theresa Ka-
raj, both of Ambridge; Ca
rol Ann Haider, Etna; Do
ris Srsic and Patricia Lu-
kich, both of n. s. Pitts
burgh; Carol Ann Mrowca,
Uniontown; and Mary Do
bos, TraffOrd.
The July q contest run
nerup will automatically quail
ify as "Miss Croatian Center"
and preside over the Annual
Croatian Center fete to be
held in August.
(Note: - Sketches, photos
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Our lovely young candidate
is also a member of st. Ma
rvs R.C. Church, the Young
Ladies Sodality, and the Slo-
yak Catholic Sokol of st. Ma
ry's Church.
The members of Lodge 72,
Nest 81 and the Mothers Club
are all out to help Carolyn as
much as possible and wish
her the very best Of luck.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
Carol Ann Haider
Seeks Ed. Crown
Etna Lodge 4 Set
For Spirited Race

PITTSBURGH - Miss Ca
rol Ann Haider, charming
young member Of Etna CFU
Lodge 4 is looking forward
to the Popularity Queen Con-
test which will take place at
Croatian Center on Sunday,
July 27, during the Fraternal
Day Celebration, which is
sponsored annually by the
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of Miss CFU TX" contestants
may be found on page 9 Of
this ISSUE
Following the coronation
will come the last speaker of
the afternoon, bro. Bernard
M. Luketich, Secretary of the
CFU's United 4-County LODI
ges Committee (F yet t e,
Greene, Washington and
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COmptOmeter School.

Her father is a member Of
"St. Nicholas" CFU Lodge
304 and her brother and sis
ter are affiliated with Nest SO.
Ambridge is an old CFU
colony and we are confident
that our members there will
cooperate with the relatives
and friends in helping their
contestant reach her goal.
Remember that you are
actually working toward one
of two honors, for the girl
placing second in the race
will reign as Queen of Gro
atian Center Day, which will
be staged in August.
Editorial Staff
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
Doris Srsic Has
Hopes OF Victory
Miss CFU TX Is
Title She Seeks

PITTSBURGH - The first
entrant from the Greater
Pittsburgh Area to announce
her candidacy in the United
West Penn CFU Lodges Fra
ternal Day Popularity Queen
Contest, which will be staged
on July 27, 1858, is pixie-like
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
Patricia Lukich Seventh Area Entry
In July 9th Frat Day Queen Contest
Junior Nest Ill Member Determined To
Give Opponents Hectic Run For Laurels

PITTSBURGH - The sew
enth candidate to enter the
district Popularity Que en-
Contest Is lovely Miss Patrfl
cia Lukich, a member of CFU
Nest III. 's9'o S'A' g
The Queen win be crowned
during the Annual Fraternal
Day Celebration which will be
sponsored by the United CFU
Lodges of Western Pennsyl-
vania on Sunday, July q, at
the Croatian Center.
Patricia is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lukich, who reside at 5115
Library Road, Bethel Park,
Pa. { 80 p"
She was born on December
8, 1912, and is a Sophomore
at Bethel High School.
Her hobbies include roller
skating, music and dancing
and her greatest ambition for
the future is to become a pri-
vate secretary. go
Patricia's parents are men,
hers of CFU Lodge 1 and her
four brothers and two sisters
have been affiliated with
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Nest Ill since birth.
Agnes and Tom Lukich,
her grandparents, are also
long. members of CFU
Lodge 1. Bro. Tom Lukich
was formerly President of
Lodge 1 and a Delegate to
the 9Th CFU Convention
held in California in 1851,
He is presently serving as
Vice President Of Lodge 1.
Editorial Staff
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
Looking Ahead

. Youngstown, Ohio, Lodge
100 will play host in May Of
1859 to the CFUs 25th An
nual Natl Tenpin Tourna-
ment, the biggest fraternal
pin spectacle in America.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

prospects during their sale
of contest tickets.
The girls in the contest will
be working towards two goals,
for the runnerup will be
crowned queen Of Croatian
Center Day.
G CHARITABLE
f FUNDAMENTAL
u - UNDERSTANDING
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

Responsibility for the Staying
Of a District Reformatory guard
was narrowed to two suspects
today as the FBI Systematically
interviewed dozens of prisoners.
Bludgeoned and stabbed, the
body of Michael j. Hughes, 40,
was found at 6 pm. yesterday
in the dayroom of Dormitory
10 Of the Lorton (Va0 institu-
ton.
A medical report showed he
had suffered a compound skull
fracture. brain liberation, a cut
throat and stab wounds in the
face. Donald Clemmer. direc-
tor Of the District Department
of Corrections, said the weapons
had not been found.
The bloody clothing Of at
least one convict was taken to
the FBI laboratory for COM
parsons with the blood Of the
victim.
Mr.. Hughes was making his
rounds Of the dayroom after
about 70 men in the dormitory
had eaten dinner. It was pre-
sumed he noticed something
wrong during the recreation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
Ladies' Bill Clears
Commons Hurdle

LONDON. Feb. IA (R.-The
bill to turn the House of Lords
into the House of Lords and
Ladies today was assured of
final passage by the House Of
Commons - which actually
makes Britain's laws.
Commons turned back a La
borite motion to bury the bill
last night by a vote of 305-20l.
The future of the government
sponsored bill to appoint both
men and women to seats in the
Lords for life was never really
In doubt.
II now needs only a formal
third reading and approval by
Queen Elizabeth II.
The idea Of the bill is to get
some fresh ideas circulating in
the ancient hereditary body
more than half Of whose mem
bers never show up for debates.
Distinguished Britons would
be appointed to seats for life
but would not be able TO pass
their places on to their children
as the Lords now do. Nor would
women be barred as they are
now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
Machinery Contract Let
Plea for ST. Million
For 9 Parks Rejected

The House Appropriations
Committee today rejected a
National Capital Planning
Commission request for $1.1
million to buy land for nine
small parks in Washington
next year.
In effect, the committee said
it held UP the money because
the planners already have
about 81 million in uncommit-
ted land funds which they can
use to buy eight Of the nine
new parks.
The committee, however, spe-
cif1cally forbade expenditure Of
any money to buy one Of the
nine new parks-a proposed g.
acre purchase from the Chinese
Embassy for a Cleveland Park
Recreation Center near Thirty
third place and Woodley road
NV.
The Cleveland Park addition
was strongly attacked by COM
mittee members during recent
budget hearings. The oppo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
Valentine Day Words
OF Presidents Recalled

Four years later he married
Mary Todd and proceeded to
voice his profound wonder"
that she would have him.
Rutherford Hayes fell madly
in love with pretty Lucy Webb.
who was nearly 10 years his
junior
When at last they were mar
ried in 1852. Hayes exulted:
Can anything enjoyed on
earth be a source of truer,
purer happiness more unalloyed
than this? Blessings on his
head who first invente d
marriage!"
Woodrow Wilson couldn't re-
strain expressing his ardor for
Ellen Arson. the preachers
daughter who became his first
wife in 1885.
"A man who lives only for
himself has not begun to live. I"
said Wilson. 1T is not neces-
sary he should marry to find
himself out. but it is necessary
he should love-"
Washington, while firmly in
favor Of young love. warned Of
q price girls must pay If they
capture their man. Writing to
his niece, Eleanor Parke Gus
It's. in 1895, he declared:
"A woman all beautiful and
accomplished will, while her
hand and heart are indisposed
Of, turn the heads and set the
circle in which she moves on
fire. Let her marry and what is
the consequence? The madness
ceases and all is quiet again."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
Suspects Down to Two
In SIoying Of Guard

period and was killed while
questioning the prisoners.
Four FBI agents worked
through the night sitting
through the diverse stories told
by men in the dayroom. BY
this morning they had elm
mated all but a couple as pos
sible suspects.
Mr.. Hughes, who lived near
Hoadly. Va, was the father of
FIVE children. the eldest II. He
had been a guard at Lorton
for four years.
Mr.. Clemmer said Mr.,
Hughes was the first member
of the reformatory stan to be
killed there in SO years. He
called the fatal attack a
tragedy" that had upset many
of the prisoners as well as re-
formatory personnel.
Mr.. Hughes was well liked
by everyone" Mr.. ClemmeI
said. "a quiet and efficient
officer. He was making a
routine check. just as guards
do many times a day, and
must have surprised some
prisoners doing something
wrong"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
BY PAUL DUKE
Associated Press stan Writer


Valentine Day seems like
the perfect time to squelch any
notions that only the poets can
properly sing the joys Of love.
American Presidents have
had a bit to say on the subject.
too.
You'd think from some Of
their romantic remarks that
some knew as much about the
gentle ways Of the heart as
about politics.
George Washington spoke Of
reveling in IAN ocean of love-"
and Thomas Jefferson described
the tranquil happiness" that
flows when two persons fall for
each other.
Teddy Roosevelt rhapsodized
more emphatically.
There is no other such hap
piness on earth as there is for
a true lover. and a sweet, fair
girl beloved" he said.
Some Of the Presidents found
Cupid evasive for q while.
When plump Mary Owens re-
jected Abraham Lincoln's pro-
posal in 1888. the shy young
Illinois lawyer voiced his feel
ings to a friend.
II have now come to the
conclusion never again to think
of marrying, and for this
reason ] can never be satisfied
with anyone who would be
blockhead enough to have me-"
wrote Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

sore throat is improving" but
that he hasn't yet got rid of
it completely.
Chuckle at Children
The President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover chuckled during their
drive of 30-odd miles from
Spence Air Base to the Hum
phrey plantation as they
watched children who had
never seen snow before hug big
snowballs to their chests-ap-
parently considering the stuff
too precious to throw at each
other.
The sun yesterday afternoon
rapidly melted most of the
snow. But continuing cold
weather. low of 20 to Is was
forecast for this morning-put
a damper on the Presidents
hopes for hunting quail and
golfing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
TRUCE DECLARED
IN ROCKFISH WAR

COLD WAR over roekfish netting
in Chesapeake Boy hos ended in Q
truce in the Maryland Legislature,
os reported in the Sports Section,
Pose c-S.
AMATEUR cARTooNIsTs hove
only until tomorrow to enter The
Stor's $500 comic strip contest. The
rules ore outlined for ospirins en-
fronts on Pose ALB.
coNDEMNED-As mony os so.-
900 American business moy be
forced from their current sites in
the next few years through con-
demnotion for hiShwoy construction
ond redeveIOpment--proieets like
Route 240. The story is on The
Stor's Feature Pose, Alb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
West German President
To Visit u. S. in June
BY GARRETT d. HORNER
star stan Writer

TOWNSVILLE, Ca. Feb. IA.
West German President
Theodor Heuss will make a state
visit to the United States in
June. it was announced at Pres
ident Eisenhower's vacation
headquarters here today.
The announcement came as
cold weather kept Mr.. Eisen-
hover indoors before a fire.
place, relaxing in conversation
and playing bridge with some
old friends at the Milestone
Plantation of George M.
Humphrey, former Secretary Of
the Treasury.
Renewed Invitation
White House Press Secretary
James C.. Hagerty said Mr..
Heuss has accepted a renewed
invitation from the President
to visit this country in June,
starting with a three-day visit
to Washington June 4. S and 6.
The West German President
had to postpone a planned visit
last year because of illness.
It looked as if Mr.. Eisen-
hover would have to wait at
least until next week for the
shivering South to turn back
into the sunny South he likes
for his vacations.
The thermometer dipped to
% at the Humphrey plantation
this morning. The forecast
high for the day was in the
40s. Because of the weather,
Mr.. Hagerty said, the Presi-
dent will stay indoors today
instead of going quail hunting
or golflng as he had hoped.
The forecast was for rain to-
night. with clearing and still
cooler weather tomorrow.
Mr.. Hagerty told newsmen
Maj. Gen. Howard Nc. Snyder,
the Presidents personal physi-
clan, reported today that his