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Sport Goats Of 1907 Pure Silk
Less Than SIS at Browning Kmg

JULIET JONES
DAVID CRANE

Imported Fobie Jaekets Are Crisp and Cool for Summer
Wear Now Offered at Reduced Green Ink Prices"
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EASLEY BLACKw0oD

The dummy in today's deal
was quite q disappointment to
Mrs. Keen. Not that the ex-
pected values weren't there
but they were badly placed. II
she could have transferred the
king and queen Of spades 70
the club suit, or the diamond
suit, the contract would have
been q laydown. AS it was she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

Dacron blend suits, that will
retain their shape even in the
hottest weather, are now less
than $1,000 at Browning
Kings reduced green ink
prices. president" Dacron
blend suits, crease.resistant
and cool, are less than $500.
These zephyr.ight suits con.
tain 4lqo wool, 2796 mohair
and 1920 Dacron.
Washable cotton cord suits,
in choice of colors, are now
priced below $500 and
1909 silk suits of imported
fabrics are being offered at
less than $500.
These are just a few of the
many wonderful values men
can take advantage Of at the
new Washington store Of
Browning King. 1925 G St.
NV, where alterations can
be made while you wait. The
store is open every evening
until $3.50 PM, and purchases
can be made on convenient
CeRtral Charge Account.
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Take the sizzle out Of sum.
mer in one of these light, cool
sport coats. Teamed with
contrasting or harmonizing
Stacks, they'll play a star role
in your spOrtswear wardrobe.
Specially tailored to hold
their shape, these sport coats
are available in beige, brown,
blue and gray. At Browning
Kings reduced green ink
price" they cost less than
$500.
Ideal for wear with these
sport coats are famous St.
Regis Stacks of imported silk,
now less than $500 at the
reduced "green ink price,"
You'll have no problem in
dressing cool and comfort
ably this summer when YOU
shop at Browning King & Co.,
where you'll find a tremen-
dous selection of lightweight
suits, Stacks and sport coats,
all at specially reduced
green ink prices Here are
moro typical values: miracle
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Who Is This?
BY HELEN CIBLO

ical officer on the Savannah when World
War II broke out and on the California
when it was recommissioned after being
sunk at Pearl Harbor His duty stations have
included the Philadelphia Naval Hospital.
the Panama Fleet Air Base. Base Hospital
No. 8 at Honolulu and the Naval Hospital
at Yokosuka. Japan. He also served as At
lantic Fleet medical officer.
In 1896 he became medical onlcer at
Misery Hail." treating athletes at the
United States Naval Academy. He viii be
remembered as the lieutenant commander
who. when told he would have TO bring an
injured crew coach back from the Pough-
keepsie Regatta in a boxcar. pulled few
strings and put Academy authorities In
other when he called into Annapolis harbor
aboard nothing less than the Potomac
President Roosevelt's yacht
This rescurceful medical officer left the
Academy in 1910. but returned In 1852 TO
become head Of the department Of hygiene
at Bancroft Hall and senior medical officer
of the Severn River Naval Command
HIS Washington duties have included
four years dictatorship Of the Division OF
Physical Qualifications and Medical Rec
ords. Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery. and
two years as special assistant TO the
Surgeon General Of the Navy.
Now IN their silver wedding anniver-
sary year. he and his wife have three
children Their son Is also q graduate Of the
Academy. One daughter b q senior at Penn
State. the other is married to an Academy
graduate.
The had In the photo now ID Q member
Of st. Eltzabeths Medical Society and the
American Medical Association. HIS medical
fraternity rs Theta Kappa rzi- He belongs
10 the Army-Navy Club.
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FWVHIS FATHER and son are direct
i descendants Of a British Army colonel
who came to this country about l645. Their
surname is the same as the maiden name
of George Washington's mother. who was
their cousin many times removed.
The first native American In this line
was born in Lancaster County. Va, In 1919.
In 1895 his descendants travelled west in
a half-moon Virginia wagon to settle In
Missouri. where the man in the picture
was born. When later he became a tobacco
salesman and Travelled on horse and buggy
in the East, he met and married teacher
in Pennsylvania. Their son, the boy above.
was born there on September IS, 1899
The father turned to selling plumbing
supplies and moved to Washington. The
child entered Maury Elementary School.
laundering to become druggist. he worked
parttime as a clerk at Lambs Drug Store
(now Peoples) at Eleventh and East Capitol
streets. When he was IA. the family moved
to Bridgeport, w. Va. where the youngsters
high school studies were interrupted by
World War /. Joining the Navy, he served
as a hospital corpsman. While serving in
that assignment, he decided to become q
surgeon.
He worked for the American Railway
Express Co. to earn his way through the
University Of West Virginia. from which he
was graduated with a BIS degree in 1925.
Later, while studying at the University Of
Maryland Medical School. he worked as a
student-intern at the Baltimore City Hos
pital under the famous surgeon. DR.. Arthur
Ehipley. After he was graduated with an
MD. In 1927. he was commissioned In the
Navy. from which he retired last year.
He served as assistant medical officer
On the USS BIackhaWk. He was senior med
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WeIIand Nest 274 To
Sponsor Dance. Party
Weekend Of Dec. 10th

WELLAND, Ont. - Nest
274 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will sponsor a Christ
mas Dance for it's members
on Saturday, December 20, at
the Croatian Hall, Fifth st.
Music will be provided by
an orchestra from Hamilton
beginning at 7:30 pm, and
refreshments will be served.
On the following day, De-
cember 21, q Christmas
Party will be held for the
members of Nest 274, be-
ginning at 200 pm. sharp.
Three comic films will be
shown and candy, toys and a
song book will be given to all
members attending.
Merry Xmas to all.
Mary Bukovac, Mgr.
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Hamilton Nest Party
To Be Held Dec. Il
In Croat Natl Home

HAMILTON, Ont. - Nest
397 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will hold it's 7th Annual
Christmas Party on Sunday,
December 81, at the Croatian
Hall, 173 Beach Road, begin
ming at 200 pm. sharp.
To all juniors present we
will give q new musical in
strument, which they can
play during the Party.
These instruments are very
popular with young and
old.
Our Nest 397 Tamburitzans
will render a few numbers,
and by December FL we will
have added additional items
on our program.
A very Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year to all.
Joseph Stanovich, Mgr.
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Pittsburgh Nest III
Members To Be Fefed
SUNDAY. December Il

PITTSBURGH - The An
nual Junior Order Nest III
Christmas Party will be held
Sunday, Dec. 21, in the Lodge
1 Hall, 1915 East Ohio st.,
North Side.
The fun is to begin at 2
pm. sharp and last as long as
the youngsters "feel up to it. !"
Arrangements have been
made with Santa Claus TO
drop in on the festivities
and see to 1t that every boy
and girl In attendance re-
ceives q gift.
Cookies, sweets and other
delicacies m keeping with the
Yuletide Season await the
youngsters and their parents
may look forward to home
made cakes and coffee.
Ana Devunic, Mgr.
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Voting 7'Sked For
Detroit 351 Meet
ThreerHOurs To
Ballot Dec. 21st

DETR E,IT, Mich. - This is
to notif.I' the members of
CFU Lod dge 351 of our spe-
cial arm Aal meeting on Sun
day, De cember 81, at 2 pm,
in the new Croatian Home,
1721 E. iMcNichols Road.
The , meeting will begin
at 20 pm, at which time
we will select S judges of
electit ~. Voting for lodge
office MS will then take place
betw ssn 500 and 900 pm.
We urge everyone to exer-
else their right to vote for
the candidates whom they
think. will best serve the
lodgek
Mark Kramarich, Rec.
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area to come and participate
in our Christmas Open House.
Sunday, December 21st, at
2 pm, the Junior Nest 10
Annual Christmas Party will
take place.
The same Nativity Pageant
will be presented so that all
our youngsters will have an
opportunity to see it.
Also in readiness are the
beautiful toys and Christ
mas gifts which our very
energetic Nest Manager,
Pauline Stotz, has prepared
for distribution.
Once more we ask the a.
dults to please come Satur-
day evening and not to the
Children's Party, as the Nest
numbers over 900 children
and some parents have to ac-
company the smaller ones, SO
the children's party becomes
extremely crowded.
This special performance
Saturday, Dec. 20, is for a.
dults who will not have to ac-
company children Sunday, as
we want all our membership
to have an opportunity to
view this lovely pageant.
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Tams In Columbus
Friday, Dec. 18th
Lodge 80 Going
All-Out For Show

COLUMBUS, Ohio - In
behalf of the Entertainment
Committee of "St. Anthony
CF'U Lodge 80, we take the
greatest Of pleasure to an
nounce the initial appearance,
in our city, of the famed Du-
quesne U Tammies.
Under the capable direction
of Walter w. Kolar, assisted
by Steve Kovacev and Rich
ard Crum, the Tammies will
present their concert in the
Central High School Audito-
rum Friday, December rs, at
500 pm.
We invite all Of our
friends in neighboring
towns Of Springfield, Day
ton, Mt. Vernon, etc.. to
come to Columbus for an
enjoyable evening.
Tickets are now available
at $500 per person and due
to the fact that Central High
School is the setting for this
concert, the seating capacity
il limited in number.
To be sure Of your reser.
vations contact me at BR,
9-5047, or if you are out-of.
towners my address is PIG N,
Hague Avenue.
Velma Rumora
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Eat, Drink, Be Merry
For Rankin { Faithful

RANKIN, Pa. - The reg
ular and annual meetings Of
Croatian Fraternal Union
Lodge 6 will be held Sunday,
December 21, at 100 pm,
in the Croatian Home, 236
4th and Antisbury st.
Members are urged to at
tend as we will elect lodge Of
ficers for 1859 and decisions
will be made concerning the
welfare of our lodge.
All those who owe lodge
dues are also asked to settle
the matter during the meet
ing.
Refreshments are to be
served after the meetings
have been adjourned.
Mike Markesic, Rec.
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Santa Claus has promised
to be with us again, and he
will distribute Christmas
treats to all our Junior
members, along with Christ
mas Carol Books, a gift from
the Junior Order of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
We are mailing special
cards to all members, invit-
ing them to our party, so pa
rents make sure your child
does not forget this party.
One important reminder. If
your children's dues are not
paid, please take care of this
Immediately.
Wishing you all a Merry
Christmas and a Very Happy
New Year.
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Turkey Awaiting
Pitt 1871 Members
Faithful Slated
To Dine In Style

PITTSBURGH - Lodge
131 will hold it's annual meet
ing on Sunday, December 21,
1858, at 200 PM. at the Ja-
vor Hall. The regular meet
ing will be held first, and af-
ter it's completion the annual
meeting will follow.
At the annual meeting,
some very important deci-
sions will be made and also
the program for the ensuing
year will be outlined. There
fore, it is important and ne
cessary that every member
comes to the meeting.
If you are In arrears
with your lodge due Q 3,
please pay In December.
The old committee would
like to close books for
1858 - 50 that they may
present the 1859 committee
with balanced books.
Later, the lodge will have 4
delicious supper ready for its
members, which win Be pre-
pared by our sisters Mary
Abel and Catherine Pastor
kovich. We will have a turkey
dinner with all the trimmings
and also plenty Of beer, soft
and hard drinks.
Therefore, sisters and bro
theirs, come to the meeting
on December Fl, 1858.
Pete Brskovich, Pres.
Frank ]. PastoKkovich, Secy
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Johnsfown Juniors To
Be Given Annual Treat
Saturday, December 70

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
Croatian Hall will again be
the scene of the Annual Chill
drens Christmas Party. Santa
will pay his visit to the men,
bers of CFU Nest 4 on Satur-
day evening, December 20.
Movies will be shown in the
auditorium beginning at TOO
pm, and afterwards Santa
will distribute his annual
treat.
Following the children's
program there win be a
dance for the parents, with
|. Merle Palmiere and his or
chestra furnishing the mu-
sic. Refreshments will also
be served throughout the
evening.
Another gala New Years
Eve celebration will be staged
this year with 4 prominent
orchestra providing the en-.
tertAinment. Souvenirs and
noisemakers will be given tc
all and refreshments will b<
served.
N>>~$A>
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|FMh Juniors To Be
Cehter Of Attraction
Su rlday, December 21st

Mich. - It is our
pleasure to inform you that
Mrs. Ann Burgess and Mrs.
,.A,Iga Thomas, of the House
F recreation Committee, cor
d Tally invite your children to
a Attend the Christmas Party
which will take place on Sun
d,ly, December II, beginning
at 800 pm.
Entertainment will be pro-
Aided on stage by the chill
fdren Of members Of the
Home. Any member interest
ed in having his child exer-
|. else his stage talents should
|contact Mrs. Thomas or Mrs.
Burgess at the earliest possi-
be convenience.
In addition, refreshments
such rs hot-dogs, candy,
pop, and fruit will be
served to an the children.
We suggest that all parents
attend and enjoy a whole af-
teenoon Of fun.
An election of CFU Lodge
561 officers will take place
the same day Immediately af-
ter the regular meeting,
which is scheduled to begin
at 1870 pm. instead of the
usual 200 pm.
| We wish to express our sin
cere thanks from the lodge
members to the ladies auxili-
AIRY club, which donates
Christmas gifts for the chill
dren each year.
! Charles ]. Marold. Sec'y.
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children are eagerly awaiting
December Goth, which will be
a special performance for
adults.
Therefore the committee
urges all adults to be sure and
attend the Saturday evening
performance.
Christmas traditions In
Croatia will be presented
and the "Preradovic" Glee
Club will sing the Croatian
Christmas carols.
Our custodian announces
that he will have on hand
barbecued pork ans, Of
course, the Croatian Center
always has plenty of refresh
ments.
We cordially invite the CFU
members of the surrounding
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Pageant Of Nations

. Embassies from y Are
than 80 countries are part E:i-
pating this year in the "F'a-
geant of Peace" which. is
staged annually be- X
hind the White 4 <M
House in Washing ekK
ton. @s>
Better than 5OO,- W.
600 people from all
parts of the United Stlates
visit the Nations Capst1l to
witness the daily progsams
which highlight the Paeieant
and spread Christmas. tAheer
throughout the world.
k4ksfSk4 ~ ~ - ~ a(Sik sfi k
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Chi Nest II Party To
Be Reeled Off Dec. Il

CHICAGO, III. The
Christmas Party Of CF'U Nest
II, which is affiliated with.
"Hrvatska Sloboda" C.F.U.i
Lodge 81, will be held at 1901
So. Racine Ave-, on Sunday /
December II, from 400 tn
900 p.m.
Frank NJ. Jerbich, Mgr.
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we are very grateful.
Refreshments will be
served to the kiddies by
the mothers of our men,
bers, who are always ready
and willing to assist.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17

Of Yu1e activities
they have, never
theless, re s erved
December 20 for
our party, f o r
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Gary Pageant Will
Usher In Holidays
Annual Nest 10 Christmas Season Party Will
Be Held Sunday, Dec. Il, In Croatian Center
BY Sylvia Niksic, Secretary, Lodge ITO

y,
GARY, Ind. - All the members of "Croatian Sons"
Lodge ITO invited to to the Coaan Center 1878
Broadway Saturday. December goth, at 1880 pm, admis-
free the children of CFU Nest 10 will present the
Nativity Pageant.
The children of nest have been working diligently
since October preparing koo dancing singing and the very
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-17

special Cnr1StInaS FHXeaIC.]
The mothers have also been
busy sewing costumes, while
the fathers have contributed
the various odds and ends of
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SOciety'S Largest Nest 6
1 In 2-Day Yuletide Play
Farrell Youngsters
Look To Dec. 10th

Mothers Of Members To Serve Refreshments
During Yu|e Festivities In Croatian Home
BY Sophie Burnace, Manager, Nest 100
FARRELL. Pa. - Nest 100 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union is holding it's Annual Christmas Party Saturday af
ternoon December TO- 200 500 PM the Gro
atan American Civic Club (Croatian Home) 412 Staunton
Street. Farrell.
Members and their parents will be entertained by
popular "Soga Tamburzans who proud to say
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plans which are
necessary for such
occasions.
All will be In
readiness and the
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BY Sophie Burnace, Manager, Nest 100

are also members Of our Nest.
Although the "Sloga" Tam
buritzans have a full schedule
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
HOWARD WHEELER CARDS
2B2 TO WIN TiTIE

Pittsburgh tANPD Howard
Wheeler put on a blazing finish 10
win tho National Open Profession
al golf tournament here Sunday
Wheeler who has won the tourn-
amcnt six times, fired n sizzling
90 in the final round Co ovcrtake
several early leaders and win first
place money Of $500 IN the $1,000
Negro tournament
Finishing second was DICK
Thomas OF Baltimore, who fin
ishcd with a disappointing ~ for
a 2s3 total and SS25
Charles sfford Of Philadelphia
was third. with a 2s4 total. and
defending champ Ted Rhodes Of
ST. Louis. fourth. with 2pJ
ia the wamen's division Vefnice
Turner OF Ocean city NJ cap
tured first place. defeating Myrtle
Patterson Of New York.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
HOGAN BaSSEY ONCE
IDouZFD MAN Ne
HOPS TO ZEAL

Boston, Mass tANPD Worlds
feathefwcight champion Hogan
KID Bassey Of Nigeria told re-
porters here this week that be
once ldolized wiuie Pep, the man
he hopes 20 beat on September 20
az the Boston Garden
There were three fighters who
appealed 10 me when ] was young
Bassey told his listeners They
were winic Pep Joe Louis. and
Sugar Ray Robinson
4 think pep was nay first idol
But they were All idols. never
saw Pep tight but know he
was q great champion
The 26-ycar-ola Nigeriun boxer
began his career az an amateur
at the tender age or n His en-
couragcment for professional box
Ing came from Napoleon pere
CRIME manager OF the Imperial
Boxing Club IN Lagos. Nigeria.
Bassey IL currently training az
the Colonial Country Club and
tartfully stated that he expected
Pep 70 be a tough opponent when
they meet for the first time in he
ring
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
'ulGtR" JONES TO
IIsI MICKEY CRAWFORD
IN CHICAGO, sIPT. 10

Chicago CAMP Ralph Tiger"
Jones. veteran crowd ploaarr who
has fought some Of the best in
boxing and won murv than his
share ~ the hrpwis, takes on NV
and coming Mickey Crawford 81
Saginaw, Mich IN "A nationally tel
eused io.round bout In the Chi.
cage Stadium Wednesday Sept
10.
The fight Ia being promoted BY
the international Boxing club.
Truman X Gibson Ir president,
and Is another in the series Of
Wednesday nights teleeaHts
Brown. who has never been in
a dun fight, In expected 10 test
Crawford fully
Although an inrand-outcr, Jones
has beaten some 81 the best IN
cuding Sugar Ray Robinson the
current middlewclEht champion,
when the Sugar Man was IN the
midst ~ his comeback campaign
lie is twoefis,cd, Allroui action
fighter. bat IL noted Tor firing IN
the late rounds
Crawford. who IL an artist a.
well as boxer. recently fought Gas.
per Ortcga 90 a draw I'm a bout In
which he WAS the underdug lie
has won ~ Of HIS "A pro bouts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
RUNAWAY nALrnnN

on q Rummer day IN 1887 those
living ia the forests northeast Of
81 raa must have been startled
10 sec a balloon going by overhead
IN the little basket suspended from
the balloon were two very worried
men
William Anrltoa a citizen of SO
Paul had made tho balloon az
ocnaIon from tho grounds of the
a. Paul agricultural fair 80
rgmpaulod BY tWp friends named
Eaton and Hrown They planned
20 gD up, ny around bit IN
sight If the crowds below Bnd
return 30 The ground but their
plans went awry When they got
up ia The air, high wiHi carried
them quicIlY over the town and
ont into the county
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

doctor had % order supplies ~
vital drugs from r. manufacturer
some distance away, often max
ing adequate treatment iWprs7i.
bic. Today be has only 10 write
9 prescription which " taken ~
the pharmacist q few drnfa away.
Filling prescription may iaks
FIVE minutes. or u may take much
longer the iimn 10 not iWppF
taut The important thing ia that
because ~ The pharmacists Hpe-
sIal knowledge, and bis great
rforshouEe ~ chemicals and
Drugs. sou are Hb'u 70 obtain
quickly y product that Is e0mpe
iaHtlg compounded You take this
pharmaceutical product IN com
plsts assurance Inst a hsa been
prescribed and compounded ~
tie best combination n health
training the world has ever
knasn The 85ctgr ard DE
pharmacist
6 iva ssksisg cosEssa1isa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
FLOYD PATTERSON OPENS
RESTAURANT IN BROOKLYN

Brooklyn, NY. amp Floyd
Patterson world heavyweight
champion. entered a new type OF
business this week the sea food
restaurant business
The restaurant, known as the
Patterson Sea Food Restaurant is
being operated jointly by Floyd
and his elder brother, sonny In.
itial capital for the business has
been reported az about $4,000.
Borough President John Cash
more. Sugar Ray Robinson and
Archie Moore were among the cele-
brities who participated In the
formal opening,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
EDITOR PICKS
TiiHrE TAN PLAYERS A.
roSuBiE All AMERICANS

Washington, &c amp John
Deyancy, sports editor ~ Parade
magazine. has picked three Negro
Ftidiruu stars ne possible All.
American Players
They are Ted hates. tackle, Ore
gon state. John wcoton. guard
Colorado. and hip Don clark half,
back. Ohio state