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Surprise Of surprises. Hawaii
Kai III has made the AL
American racing team. This Is
the coveted team Of outstand-
ing boats named each year for
Yachting Magazine by q board
Of judges from among the boat
ing press and other racing ex-
perts.
The pink and coral racer that
swept the Potomac here last
/ fall in the Presidents Cup Re-
gatta was voted the top boat
samong the unlimited hydros.
Her driver was tough little Jack
Regas and the owners are the
former crew Of the old Seattle
Slo-Mo-Shuns. with a little
help from Edgar Kaiser. the
West Coast industrialist.
! Hawaii Kai won no less than
six major trophies during the
year. then capped that with a
new one-mile prop-driven speed
mark Of 1882.
Other members Of the Yacht
ing team we're Bill Ritner's Wa
Wa Too. limited inboard n.y.
dros: Jack Wells Runnin Wild.
Iinboard runabouts: Bill Ten
ney's rig. outboard hydros:
Rocky Stone. cupboard run
abouts; Skip Forcier. stock OUT
board runabouts. and Don
Baldaccini. stock cupboard
hydros.
Tiger Petrini. this columniSt's
favorite for the stock cupboard
runabout title. missed out by
one vote in getting the honor.
The Annapolis junior cleaned
up in the JUS last season. At
Age Is, he is truly a whiz.
$50
The National Motor Boat
Show, the biggest ever. opens
for a To-day stand in the New
York Coliseum at 6 O'Clock to-
night. Mayor Robert Wagner
will formally open the show
with a ribbon-cuttting cere-
mony and all the trimmings.
Lending a hand will be Ralph,
q. Klieforth. president. and
John Milford. show committee
chairman, Of the sponsoring
National Association Of Engine
and Boat Manufacturers.
Biggest boat in the show
will be a 46-foot Wheeler sedan
sport fisherman with a price
tag In excess Of $4,000. and
they will range down to 8-foot
prams. For four floors, you
can see a marine wonderland.
Hours tomorrow and the fol-
lowing Saturday are II am.
TO IL pm, and Sundays. l pm.
to 7 pm. and weekdays, 1 pm.
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the spring urge 10 get OutooOrb
aroused the fisherman.
This year for the FIRST time,
Maryland has inaugurated what
is nearly q year-round trout
season. It opened January l
and will remain open through
March II. It will then be
closed for one month and re-
open April IS TO remain open
through December 81.
The new open season applies
to all the waters Of the State
including the Savage River Res
ervoir and New Germany Lake.
It does not apply. however. to
the river and streams Of the
Savage River watershed where
the season does not open until
April Is. It closes there Sep
TENDER Is.
Most Fishing Artificial
Maryland has q few native
trout In streams In several parts
Of the State but for the last 20
or more years. IS per cent Of
its trout fishing has been "arti-
ficial": that is. for stocked FISH.
It Is TO protect the native trout
there that the Savage River
watershed retains the April Is,
September i5'open season.
Brookies. browns and rain
bows are stocked throughout
the State. although rainbows
predominant because they are
easier 10 raise.
Last year Maryland's State
wide trout season lasted only
from April Is through Sep
TENDER Is.
Edwin NJ. Barry. chief Of in
land fish MANAGEMENT In the
Game and Inland Fish Com
mission ONCE in Baltimore. ex-
planned the new regulation as
a step ito provide the maxi,
mum amount Of fishing the
trafac win bear"
Some Fish Remain
Barry added that the COM
mission is not worried about
anglers stripping the streams
Of all trout since 1t has been
found that 1t takes most fisher
men two hours to catch one
fish, which breaks down to
one-half fish per hour.
It Is true that 30 per cent Of
the trout stocked during the
regular period in March are
caught out by August. but
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PRO BASKETBALL

TOnIHhTN Nohe0uIe
New York vs. PHILADELPHIA al Boston
Syracuse At Boston.
Minneapolis W. 81 Louis at Detroit.
Cincinnati At Detroit
last NIGHTS Results
Cincinnati, i"1i Minneapolis, los
Syracuse. liz. 81, Louis, 90
Detroit, ia. Philadelphia, los.
Tom0rrow'a Schedule
Syracuse AZ New York.
Detroit Al 81. Louis,
Be1ton at Philadeiphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

lment can prevent the need for
disqualification.
The Washington School of
Psychiatry has long been iden-
titled with the study of acute
schizophrenia. Its focus has
been on the relations between
human beings rather than on
mental disorders of the in
dividual. And it has always at
tempted to combine its work
with findings Of the biological
and social sciences.
If the 100000 goal is real
lied, it will provide enough
money to equip. staff and oper-
ate the clinic for three years.
The headquarters for the
fund campaign will be in the
schools administrative Offices,
1903 Rhode Island avenue NV.
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School of Psychiotry
Opens Drive for Clinic

The Washington School Of
Psychiatry has opened a cam
paign TO raise 100000, most
Of which will be used TO set
up an intra- family psychiatric
clinic.
The clinic will be housed in
the building at 1910 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV. which the
school recently contracted to
buy. 1t will be a model re-
search clinic concentrating on
the recently expanding field Of
intra-family problems.
The Washington Sch oil,
founded in 1886. has never be-
fore had permanent quarters.
Its directors and so faculty
members are psychiatriSts, psy-
chonanlysts and other profess
sional people who contribute
their services. The school offers
graduate courses n various
psychiatric fields, in the hui
manities, publishes a quarterly
journal, offers consultation to
business, schools and industry
and has undertaken a number
Of research projects for Gov
eminent agencies and other
groups.
The new building will be &C.
cupied this fall. The clinic,
which will take up the entire
fifth floor, is expected to open
by the first of next year.
The clinic will deal mainly
with entire families, rather
than with individuals. 1t will
concentrate on patients in the
early stages Of schizophrenia
who might otherwise have to
later enter a mental institution,
But it may also use the family
study approach on such special
problems as the high-school-
age delinquent.
1t will be an out-patient
clinic. with family groups COM
ing IN for psychiatric study and
treatment. In addition, clinic
staff members may in some
cases go to live with families
in their homes. I
The clinic will have a per-
manent staff of perhaps five
a director. a psychologist, a So
cial worker and two more case
workers. But the entire faculty
Of the school will work with it.
In addition, the clinic will
offer training for young psy-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

chiatrists OH the STATS Of one
or more local hospitals.
Schizophrenia is defined as
a type Of psychosis in which a
person loses contact with
reality and his personality dis
integrates. 1t is responsible for
most Of the cases in a mental
hospital like st. Elizabeths, for
example. Most psychiatrists to-
day believe that early treat
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Don't you think this could be brought out
more clearly in the future?" asked.
'T couldn't agree with you more" he an
swered, land we will. But I think that the
majority of viewers understand this. Why only
last week attended a luncheon with II Arizona
judges, including several on the Arizona Supreme
Court. They said they watched the show and
enjoyed It,"
lone more question and I'll ask you to ex-
cuse me-" said weakly. "What are the chances
of getting that pretty executive producer, Gail
Patrick, to appear In one Of the episodes?"
I'VE keep trying to persuade her to play In
one but, so far, she's turned US down. Remember,
Calls married ito Cornwall Jackson, an ad ex-
ecutive), runs two-story house and takes care
Of two active children. And she acts as naison
between the production unit and Erie Stanley
Gardner, who seldom ventures from his San
Diego ranch. We may still convince her one Of
these days. hope So"
MAY 60 now?" sighed
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he said firmly. zone Of the sponsors elected not
to renew, which is understandable at this time
of year and considering business conditions. But
the ratings have been fine and the big gamble
TO begin half-hour ahead of Perry Como
worked out beautifully. As for going on, we're
already involved in next seasons .scriptsl"
He seemed absolutely confident and 1g-
ured this was the time. Let him have It'll
what of your script troubles-the COM
plants that you make the da. look like
dunce?"
People who see only one or two shows might
come away with that impression" he said. Il
win-but we wouldn't have show IL didn't.
We keep pointing out that the district attorney
is interested in achieving justice as much a.
am. Remember pick the cases. It is also
pointed out that q district attorney IN large
city has many assistants and successfully ham
dies hundreds Of cases"
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captured the dua
Dod Goodman represents
things but
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
Su MEJOR tOMpRA

Sss pulg. quad. de area rectangular
de imagen. MOdeIO de Mesa en-
CaOba . Mesa que cOmbina extra.
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Cleveland Choir Primes For Debut

Mitzi Turkal and Helen
Kleps, a solo by Pete Ma
lenich, assisted by the Cho-
rus, and also a duet by Ma
ria Procer and Pete Male
mich.
AS our guests we will have
the we'll known Kolo Aces
dancing group of Cleveland,
performing intricate kolos
for our mutual enjoyment.
The Continental Tamburitza
Orchestra will appear on the
program and also play for the
dancing in the evening.
After a slight intermission
we will present a play entitled
"Kijavica" (The Sneeze), /,
which is very comical and will
be presented for the first
time here in Cleveland.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio - AS
you read in the Zajednicar,
we have organized a new sing
ing group under the name
''The Croatian Singing Soci-
ETY. Balkan"
We now would like to give
q little more information on
our first concert, which we
will give on Sunday, May 4,
at the Croatian Home, 6314
st. Clair Ave., beginning at
2::30 pm.
First Of all, we shall have
a musical program consisting
Of beautiful choral arrange
ments sung by the Balkan
Chorus.
Interspersed In the musi-
cal program will be solos
by Maria Procer, q duet by
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Social Prelude To Tourney Tryst In ST. Louis
East Chicago Habores" In Spring Shuttle On May 4t

the Cavalier Tamburitza Or
chestra. 1t would be nice to
see some of the members who
attended our banquet in Oc-
tober come to our dance on
May 4th.
There isn't much news
buzzing around our members,
except with the excitement Of
the CFU's st. Louis tourney
which is just around the cor
ner. I understand we have
at least IL teams entered and,
by golly, for a Lodge with
only 29O members, I'd say our
spirit is tops. Wouldn't you??
I'll close for now with
hopes that l can write an ar
ticle after the bowling tour
nament with news of a win
ming team, single or double
champs. Come on men and
women let's get down to
business this year.
See you in st. Louie.
Matey
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Struthers Juniors In
Change Of Regular
Meeting Day Schedule

STRUTHERS, Ohio - Due
to the fact that many social
functions are held in the Gro
attain Home during the week
ends, the future meetings of
CFU Nest 1856 will be held on
the second Friday of each
month, beginning at 6 pm.
We hope the attendance
number will be doubled in the
future, as we are planning
ways and means to raise mon
ey for sports, picnics, par
ties, and trips.
We will have entertainment
after the business meetings
and occasionally refre e s h.
ments.
We could accomplish a
great deal with some coopera-
ton from you parents and
grandparents. Urge your chill
dren to attend the next meet.
ing on May 9. q
Goldie Zaluski. Mgr.
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Santa Clara County
KoIo Class Members
To Hold Party May 9Th

CUPERTINO, Calf. - The
Kolo Class sponsored by Mt.
Hamilton Lodge 612 and
Mountain View Lodge GIG are
inviting all their friends to a
party at Napredak Park Hall,
Friday, May 9, at 800 pm,
according to Co-Chairman
Elizabeth Nicholas.
Sister Nicholas announces
this opportunity for Croatians
in Santa Clara County to
show support of Kolo as a
means of instilling interest of
our culture in our children.
"While we intend to
boost our class fund a bit,"
she adds, 1--WE need the
ideas and participation for
our ambitious kolo class
and program plans this
fall" -.
youngsters with parents
are especially invited"
The party is themed "Ka-
fana Kolo" with the request
that National Costumes be
worn.
Highlights include polkas
and waltzes as well as line
dancing. Folk-dancer experts
are expected to join with To-
cal Dalmatians in Lindjo and
Poskocnice. Refreshments will
be offered.
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ryst In st. Louis

bers on these teams were
tense. To both teams, we wish
to extend our congratulations
for a tough fight they each
had to put up with.
I believe the one person we
are sorriest for is Tony Ia
dey of Mayor Jeorse's team,
as he bowled with the Har-
borites since our league began
and has yet to come home at
the end of the season with a
team trophy.
On the other hand, it is the
first time that a member of
Sertich's team is bringing
home a trophy. AS they say,
if at first you don't succeed,
try and try again.
Har borite members,
please do not forget that
our Spring Dance is being
held on Sunday, May 4,
1858, at the CrOatian
Home, 1888 Main Street.
Music will be furnished by
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Visit YugosIavia In 1850
- At Campaign Stake
1859 Cruise In Caribbean
joseph J. PIese

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
sad news of the passing of
bro. Joseph ]. Plese of Lodge
18, on Sunday, April 27, 1858,
in Joliet, ILL.,, reached the CF'U
Home Office on the morning
Of April 28th.
Born February End, 1889,
in selo Start Laz, opcina Mr.
kopalj, kotar Vrbovsko, Hr-
vatska, bro. Plese became af-
filiated with the former Gro
atian Society of Illinois in
June, 1908.
He was a member Of the
CFU Supreme Board from
1882 until 1885 and was also
a member of the CFU Home
Office Clerical Staff from
1910 through January %,
1 1883.
Bro. Plese was very ac-
tive in the local CF'U activi-
ties and was serving as Pres
ident Of CFU Lodge 131 and
the Croatian National Home
"Javor" at the time of his re-
tirement.
Surviving are his wife,
Mary, three sons, daughters
in-law and grandchildren, to
whom we extend our heart
felt sympathy.
May the Soul of our de-
parted Fraternal Broth ;er
Rest In Peace.
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Akron Croatian Club
Planning Gala Salute
To Mothers On May II

AKRON, Ohio - On Sun
day, May II, the Croatian
American Club, 1913 Grant
Street, will commemorate
Mothers Day with a very fine
program and dance.
Our newly organized Gro
attain English Dramatic Club
will enact two comedy plays
entitled "Suster Majstor' and
"The Bathroom Door,.
The afternoons pro-
gram will commence at 3
p.m., and our own young
sters will also delight one
and all with their talented
performances.
A little something will be
given to all mothers in atten-
dance and there will be spe-
'cial gifts for the oldest and
the youngest mother.
Dancing to the music of
Eddie Blachainic and his Or
chestra will begin at Z pm.
There will be no admission
charge and the public is in
vited to attend.
Anna Lolich, Pres.
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"zora'' Lodge 351
Organizes Special
Sports Committee

DETROIT, Mich. - A spe-
cial sports committee has
been formed by 'Zora" CFU
Lodge 351 for the purpose Of
bringing about more group
participation of our young
people in the lodge and nest
activities.
Comprising the committee
are Andrew Dellach, Paul
Bunjevac, Chuck Bidoli, and
Velma Kodak. s-
All boys, members Of Nest
318, who are interested in
watching the Detroit Tigers
in the future and would like
to play baseball, are asked to
attend the meeting on Satur-
day, May 10, at 200 pm. Ad-
ditional activities will also be
planned for those who prefer
something other than base
ball.
Adults are also urged to at
tend this meeting for we will
need their help for guidance
and adult sports activities will
be planned.
Fred Gregorich, Rep.
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EAST CHICAGO, Ind.

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
Another Harborite's bowling
season has come to a close,
and never with more excite
ment.
Some weeks ago, I had
mentioned in one of my arti-
cles that the Mayor Jeorse
team would find it wouldn't
be so easy to keep first place.
l don't know if this line
was the "jinx" for the team,
for they lost their first place
standing the last Sunday of
bowling by one-half game.
Sertich's team was 2R
games behind and had to
win three games from the
Mayor Jeorse team in order
to be this seasons champs.
Well, that is just what
happened - Sertich's team
took 8 games and won.
There was much excitement
on alleys Z and 8 because of
the spectators, but the mem
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Natl Tenpin Tourney
Bow|ers Are Urged To
Forward Average Sheet

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - At
tention is hereby called to the
National Tenpin Tournament
team captains and league Sec
retaries.
The entry blank carried the
notation Average sheet from
each league in which a men,
Der bowls must accompany
this entry blank. Also the
notation, indicate ABC or
WIBC card number.
A few have failed to COM
ply as requested, thus ne
cessitating correspondence
that otherwise would not
be needed. 1t is not only a
G. F. U. requirement, but
that of the ABC and WIBC
associations that this infor-
nation was asked for.
We beseech the coopera-
ton Of those few who failed
and also ask prompt atten-
tion from those who stated
that theirs would be forth
coming in the subsequent
mail.
These matters if properly
attended will give the tourney
administration time which
they can apply to drawing up
the tournament schedule, it.
self a very important and
time taking affair.
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through congressional and
naval quarters, gaining the
Olympia yet another stay of
execution.
OF material aid in gain
ing needed additional time,
Pastorius said, was the ac-
ton of Philadelphia's city
government offering to do
nate a permanent berthing
site, thus opening the way
for the masterstroke which
actually saved the ship.
The Cruiser Olympia Asso-
citation, Inc, now proceeded to
work out a plan with the Key
stone Dry Dock and Ship
Repair Company, of Philadel-
phia, to undertake the job of
renovating the cruiser at an
estimated cost of $168,O00.
Best of all, the shipyard a.
greed to accept payment for
the work as the funds be-
came available.
In Berth May 1, 1858
The Navy when appraised
of this program, agreed to
give the Olympia. to the as
sociation with the formal
signing held Sept. II, 1857.
Since a few of the associ-
ation's officers and directors
thoughtfully arrived in Wash
ington a few days early to
fully alert the press, Pasto-
l'ius guesses about 80 photo
graphers and newsmen were
on hand to record the actual
signing.
One naval official was
prompted to remark the
press delegation was larger
than that which assembled
on the Battleship Missouri
for signing of the japanese
surrender.
Agreeing there's yet much
to be done, Pastorius feels
the toughest part is behind.
, During the campaign he
lost both his law partner. and
s e cr e ary, circumstances
which he claims led him to
consider jumping out his
ninth floor office window.
But, he points out, the
Olympia is now at the ship
yard and should be ready for
it's permanent berth by May
1, 1858, the 60th Anniversary
Of the Battle of Manila Bay.
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John Schafer Mourned
By Minnesota Members

LETONIA TOWNSIDE
MINI. - Bro. John Schafer, a
member of CF'U Lodge 8.
passed away on February 21,
1858, at the age of 68.
He was born in Yugoslavia
on December 81, 1889, and
was a resident of Hibbing for
the past 30 years. In addition
to being affiliated with the
Croatian Fraternal Union, he
was a member of st. Thomas
Catholic Church.
Funeral services were
held at st. Thomas Church
with the Rev. Fr. Thomas
Schubitz as celebrant of
the Requiem High Mass.
Members of Lodge 8 were
pallbearers, with burial at
Maple Hill Cemetery.
Surviving him are his wi
dow, Frances; one son, Carl
one daughter, Mrs. Harold
Huber, Chicago; one brother
and three sisters in Yugosla.
via; and one sister in Mich
igan. ...
May He Rest In Peace.
Philip Yukich, Sec'y.
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Not So Unique

A recent issue of a news
magazine had an article
about one Of our great
scientists. Said the author:
Ills thinking is SO ad-
vanced that he is about the
only man in the world who
can reminisce about the
future.
O, I don't know. It seems
to me that that is almost
exactly what a good life in
surance underwater does
in every interview-"rem
nisce slbout the future" -
OF the prospect, his family
O. his hlaineak
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Toronto Program Is
Aired Every Sunday

TORONTO - Croatians of
Toronto, Hamilton, Oshawu,
Niagara Falls and area are
invited to tune in the Can
adian Croatian Radio Pro-
gram which is being broad
cast every Sunday, from 9::30
to 1000 pm, over Station
CHWO, 1850 on the dial.
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ST. Louis ~ Shifts
Next Meet To May 4fh

ST. LOUIS - Due to the
fact that Easter was cele-
brated on the first Sunday
in April, the next regular
meeting of CFU Lodge 49
is now postponed until Sun.
day, May 4th.