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ing at st. Augustus High
School.
Although young in years,
she is the tamburitza In
structor of CFU Junior Or
der Nest 318. Her hobbies
are dancing. singing, sew
ing, and swimming. She is
the daughter Of Elizabeth
and Philip Kolakovich.
The other Lodge 351 entry
in this contest is Miss Bar
bara Markovich, Is, the
daughter Of John and Caro-
line Markovich, 16197 Ken
lucky, Detroit.
She is attending Cooley
High School first year, and
taking business training. Her
hobby is swimming.
Lone Dearborn Entry
Miss Margaret Jeane Jurin-
cic is flying the colors Of
Dearborn Lodge 643 in this
race to see who will be
crowned Miss CFU, Detroit
On Sunday, July 10.
The daughter Of Michael
and Catherine Jurincic, she is
20 years Of age and a grad
uate Of Dearborn Hi & h
School.
Her hobbies are tennis and
swimming and she takes 4
great deal Of interest in the
activities Of our people in this
(Detroit's p. 81
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

finest in the social annals Of
"Napredak" Lodge 423, is to
begin at 5 pm, EDST.
Scheduled to deliver the
principal address is Stephen
r. Brkich, English Editor of
the zajednicar, who will rep
resent the Croatian Fraternal
Union on the occasion.
A lifelong resident Of
Beaver County, bro. Brkich
k now serving his third
term as Editor of the Eng
lish Section of the Society's
Official Organ and has
been the President for ma
ny, many years of "Beav-
critics. ESL 1888, New
Brighton.
In addition to his other du-
ties, bro. Brkich is at pres
ent co-Vice Chairman Of the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
Membership Campaign Com
mittee and Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union Scholarship Foun-
dation, Inc.
Three years ago, IN July of
1856, he was one Of the z
CFU Group Leaders who es-
corted 100 American and Ca
madam members on 4 visit to
and through Yugoelavia.
Entertainment At Best
Featured during the Pro
gram will Be two fine groups
Of entertainers.
They are the Cokeburg,
Pa, "St. George" Lodge 354
Kolo Group, accompanied by
the Blue Eagle Tamburitzans
(Quip Juniors p. .9)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08
Johnsfown 5 To Elect
) Delegates July 12m

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
members Of CFU Lodge 5 are
hereby advised that we must
elect 5 more Delegates to the
forthcoming 10th Quadren-
NAL Convention.
The election will be held
next Sunday, July II, at the
Croatian Hall, Broad st., with
voting taking place between
1000 am. and 800 pm. It
is the duty Of every member
to come and vote.
Michael Batch, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08
No July Meeting For
81. Louis ~ Members

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - This is
to notify the members Of CF'U
Lodge 40 that due to 4 deci-
sion made at the June 7th
meeting, = regular meeting
will not b held during the
month Of July.
Please remember, however,
to attend the regular session
on August End.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

ing to see quite a few Of our
outstanding campaigners on
the list of 10th Convention
delegates. This is proof that
our membership does recog-
nize and appreciate the fine
work being done by these
campaigners.
(Cannoiou p 0\
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

SdluC6 10 OmaUa.
will be available, as well as
your favorite drinks.
At 900 pm. there will be
a drawing for the cash prizes
and other gifts. Tickets on
these prizes may be purchased
from any Of the sponsoring
organizations.
The public is cordially invi-
ted to attend.
Joe Cupich, Secy.
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Five Entered In
Detroit Contest
Central Educational Committee Of Lodues
To Crown Miss CFu, Detroit" On July 18th
Nv, Adam Srd.k;c S.rreAer,, roo+ro1 C~r,r,;+1

DETROIT - Five very lovely, talented young ladies'
two each representing Lodge 351 and Lodge III and
Lodge 643 entered in the Central Educational Commit
tee (CEC of Greater Detroit Lodges LIST Annual Miss
CFU, Detroit" popularity contest.
The victor is to be crowned Sunday, July 49, during
the Picnic and Program which will hghlght the CEC cee
bration Magnolia Park 16 Mile Rd between Ryan and
Mound Croatian Fraterna Unions 65h Anniversary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

-. PeCof PoC1unich
pated actively in various
scientific organizations. He
was 4 member Of the Amer
ican Institute of Chamical
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08
423 In Salute July 18th To Society
Big Program To
Mark Quip Fete
English Editor Of zajedniear Scheduled
To Share Spotlight With Two Fine Groups

BY Ivan Babich Secretary, "Napredak" Lodge 423
ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - The members Of "Napredak'
Lodge 423 will sponsor Picnic and Program Sunday July
H. honor of the 65h Anniversary of the Croaan Fra
ternal Union of America.
The festivities to be held the Serbian Church
Grounds Brodhead Road In the event of nce1nent
ther upper and lower floors of the shelter will make it
possible for the fete to be staged without interruption
inconvenience
Barbecued lamb and roast pork will be available to
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Turn to page 8 for editorial,
salute To Omaha"
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CONVENTION FAILING TO
DAMPEN CAMPAIGN ARDOR
Campaign Drive
Making History

Recruiters Now Certain To Attain Goal
Of 10000 New Members By Dec. 81, 1859
BY Michael Grasha, Chairman Campaign COMMITTEES
PITTSBURGH - With the end of June member
ship campaign has traversed threeourths of it's year
In that time army of recruiters has grown
impressive 1649 volunteer field force without peer in
the fraternal world
They are fraternaisms standard bearers who have
enriched the CFU in this 1S month period by 9O67 new
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08
Cleveland Balkan" Singing Society
Ready For Sunday, July 18th, Festival

Frank MuZa's Tamburitzans Scheduled
To Regale Friends, Followers of Club
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(DetrOits-P. 81
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(Quip Juniors p. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
By GEORGE HUBER
Star Staff Writer

West Virginia's long winning
football streak over George
Washington appears in danger
tonight as the Mountaineers
and Colonials tangle at Griffith
Stadium at 8 o'clock.
The Colonials, playing their
first home game, are underdogs
by about one touchdown, but
are given their best chance of
beating the Mountaineers since
Andy Davis passed them to a
21-14 victory in 1850. West Vir-
ginia has won seven games
since then as part of its string
of 20 straight Southern Con-
ference triumphs.
A wide-open game is in pros
pect tonight. Coach DO Sher-
man of CIV plans the same
kind Of varied, go-for- broke at
tack he used in his previous
two games. and of his scout
ing reports expects a similar
effort from the Mountaineers.
The Mountaineers arrived
here late yesterday and went
through q workout under the
lights at Westinghouse High
Schools stadium in Arlington.
Three Mountaineers Hurt
Coach Art Lewis left three
injured players at home
Guard Charles Bonar, Tackle
Larry Foltz and End Dick
Struck. Fullback Tom Huston.
who was sidelined for last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
BLAIK LIKES SMU OVER NAVY
Northwestern Picked
Over Iowo's OHense

a capital o. But the better de-
tense will win. Northwestern.
Harvard Bucknell - Bucknell
no longer has Clark Hinkle
Harvard.
Syracuse Maryland - Looks
like the Orange men have pass
ing-and that's all they need
Syracuse.
Ohio State Southern CalifOr-
nia-ThoSe Trojan horses are
far from wooden. But with
their quarterback, Willie Wood
out for the year, a slight edge
to Woody Hayes. Ohio State
Princeton Columbia - Buff
Donelli is not quite ready to bag
the Tiger. Princeton.
Southern Methodist Navy
The Midshipmen line may moi
be able to put enough pressure
on Don Meredith's passing
Southern Methodist.
Texas CalifOrnia-Speed usu-
ally will win over Drawn. Coach
Darrell Royal has the speed
Texas.
Tennessee Mississippi State
- Wade Walkers Maroons,
See BLAIK, Page C-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
West Virginio's Streak
Against CIV in Danger

weeks game with Richmond,
made the trip and will see &C
ton tonight against the Co.
lonials.
Both bring IL records into
the game. CIV bowed to Detroit
1876, in it's opener and bounced
back last week to upset Boston
u, 1914. West Virginia was
stunned by Maryland, PIT, the
first time out, but beat Rich
mond last week, 100.
Used Field Goals
Both teams used field goals
as important parts of Their
scoring totals last week, and
both promise to go for the g.
pointer if the chance arise;
tonight. John tThackston kick
ed a 31.yarder for CIV.
Passing will be an important
part of George Washington;
attack tonight. In two games
Quarterback Ed Hino has COM
pleted 81 of 40 attempts fol-
See CIV, Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02

Maryland's football team, a
13-point underdog to Syracuse
tomorrow, was hoping for a
dry field, a miracle recovery by
Quarterback Joe Novak, and
"a return to good health Of
Punter Gary Collins as the
Terps left National Airport by
chartered plane this morning.
But the hopes were thin for
any of the three. It has been
raining most of the week in
Syracuse. Novak still hasn't
worked on his severely sprained
ankle, and both Coach Tom
Nugent and Trainer Duke Wyre
will be surprised if he is in
uniform.
And while Collins will make
the trip, he hardly figures to do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02

Trophy for being voted the
outstanding player in the 1855
series. He beat New York.
8-3, in the third game after
the Yankees had won the first
two contests. In the decisive
seventh game Podres BANKED
the Yankees, 20, to present
Brooklyn its only world title.
The odds are against Podres
being around at the finish to-
day. He started 90 times this
season and completed only six
games.
Shaw, 26, rebelled last year
when the Detroit Tigers wanted
to send him to the minor
leagues. He was traded to the
White Sox and bloSsomed as
one of the leagues top
notchers, ranking second with
a 2.65 earned-run average.
"Klu" Darling of City
Ted Kluszewski, 242-pound
first baseman, is the darling
of Chicago today. He pulver-
lied the Dodgers yesterday
with two home runs, a single
and five runs batted in.
Thus, for the second time in
seven years, a muscular fugi-
tive from the National League
is threatening to wreck the Ma
tional League in the World
Series.
This time the White Sox are
hoping they'll get the same
See WORLD SERIES, Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
BY COL. RED BLAIK
Former Army Football Coach

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE
fall of favorites and frustra-
ton of experts last week end
are readily explainable. One
need merely quote Ed Danforth
and the late Boss" Kettering.
Danforth, southern sports
pundit, said: "a football ex-
pert is only a baseball writer
with his vest on" Kettering,
prominent industrialist, said:
1T isn't what you don't know
that gets you in trouble but
rather what you know-for
sure-that isn't So"
Approaching this weeks Sc
lections, we also quote Louis
XIV after the defeat of the
French and Austrian armies by
Frederick the Great in the bat
tie of RosSbach:
After us, the deluge!"
NOrthwestern-IOwa - speak
Of deluges. amphibious North
western did all right. Iowa al
ways seems to have a deluge
of passing, speed, offense-with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
LOG ON PITCHERS

CHICAGO, Oct. 2 (AP) "A
long look at today's World
Series pitchers:
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Shaw, a stable highlander
who enjoyed his finest year as
he won Is games while losing
only six.
Los Angeles was bent on
proving that yesterdays 1l-O
pasting by Chicago merely was
a case of a good team having
a bad day.
The Dodgers had a similar
sort of afternoon last Saturday
when the Cubs clobbered them
1922, but they won Sunday to
tie for the National League
pennant, which they wrapped
up in a playoff with Milwaukee
Richest in History
Another crowd in excess OF
$4,000 was expected on this
cool, cloudy day. A light morn
ing rain left the park damp
and promised some discomfort
for the fans.
Players are assured of the
richest payoff in history. AL
$4,000 seats for the third and
fourth games in Los Angeles
as well as the fifth in which
the players pool doesn't figure,
have been sold.
This means that attendance
for four games will be about
$50, 900. When the New York
Giants beat the Cleveland In
dams in four straight in 1854,
attendance was 251,507 and a
winning share was worth a
record $11,147.90. Helping to
swell the figures this year is
the fact that vast Los Angeles
Coliseum has 10000 box seats
which are sold for $40 each.
Phillips, McAnany Start
Manager AL Lopez changed
his lineup at two positions to-
day. The White Sox pilot sent
Bubba Phillips to third base
instead of Billy Goodman and
employed Jim McAnany in
rightf1eld, supplanting jim
Rivera. In each case Lopez will
be pitting righthanded hitter:
against the lefthanded Podres
Podres won the Babe Ruth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
Outlook Dark as Terps
Leave for Syracuse

more than a couple of spot
punting jobs, if that.
With Novak sidelined, the
Terps must throw the ball if
they hope to move it. and
they're hoping for favorable
weather conditions. Dale Betty
and Cowboy Henry probably
will share the quarterbacking
with Dwayne Fletcher shifting
to halfback.
One point in the Terps' favor
is that they apparently have
come up with their best set of
pass catchers in several seasons
Joe Mona tops the receivers
with six, all for short yardage,
Collins, Jim Davidson and Tony
Scott each has caught three
See MARYLAND; Page ca
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
Novy-SMU
Shaping Up
As Thriller
BY BILL FUCHS
Star Stah Writer

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. "A
football thriller is promised to-
morrow when Navy battles
Southern Methodist. in the
Cotton Bowl.
SMU is a 6-point favorite in
a game that starts at 4, pm,
Washington time. (In WASH
ington, the game will be broad
cast over Radio Station WRC.)
A crowd Of 10000, lured by
the prospect of a dazzling ex-
hibition of circus passes and
dashing runs, is expecte d..
Though beaten by a thin mar
gin by Georgia Tech in the
opener last week, the Mustangs
still rank as one Of the top
candidates for the Southwest
Conference championship.
The feeling on both sides is
that there will be considerable
scoring. In Don Meredith, SMU
has a quarterback who is
highly effective as a paSser and
runner. 1t has two fast half
backs in Frank Jackson and
Billy Polk, two rangy, pass
catching ends in Henry Chris
topher and Pat Neill.
Face Heavy Artillery
But the Mustangs admit they
know of no method to stop
cold Nays offensive guns
Quarterbacks Joe Tranchini
and Jim Maxfield, Halfback Joe
Bellino and Fullback Joe Mata-
lavage.
To stop Meredith at crucial
times and to get in some often
sive thrusts of its own is Nays
strategy.
Coach Wayne Hardin hopes
his team Will be able to spring
loose either Bellino or Mata-
lavage or both. Bellino is a
5-foot-9. 185-pound junior who
specializeS in now-you-see- him.
now-you-don't type of run. Fast
and elusive, he has scored one
touchdown a game that way so
far this season, each for more
than so yards.
Holds Academy Record
Matalavage is bigger-6-foot,
1876 pounds - and more of a
block-busting type.
Navy uses the two-platoon
type of offense, with Tran
chini operating with the Tor
pedoes and Maxfleld with the
other unit. the Missiles. Tor
See NAVY, Page C-S
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Iage. NO FEDERAL TAX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-02
Shaw Bars Way as Podres
Tries to Repeat SIS Feats
Nuszewski, Wynn Lead
In HumiIiutinq Dodgers
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star STAFF Writer

CHICAGO Oct 2-Johnny Podres hero of 1855 World
Series when he twice trumphed the Yankees brought
the Dodgers their lone world championship needed heroc
today to the club from different city
further ndigntes at the hands of the surprising White Sok
The 27-year-old efthander from Wherbee, N. Y, who
compiled 149 during the regular season. opposed
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Fomous Brands No Seconds No Rejects
No BIemishes Brand New Current Designs
Discontinued Designs Chonee-overs by Good
year, Frestone, Goodrich, U. S. Royal, General and
Others of the Best Known Makers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-14
Hostess Questioned Eosery
Intense u. S. Interest In Civil War
Has Tourist Echo At Sayler's Creek

Many visitors are familiar with
incidents passed on by word Of
mouth starting with relative veter-
ans who fought at the scene. Others
have had interest stimulated by the
nations growing fascination with
the war years and the books and
films about the bitter, tragic fratri-
cidal conflict.
History Written
Hillsman House. built about ITO
and restored, is the focal point in
the 20O-acre area. the only battle
field park owned by the Common
wealth Of Virginia. It was dedicated
June 30 l948 following restoration
and completion Of the park grounds.
The battle is noted for the capture
of about 1000 and supply wagons of
General Lees troops, caught in the
sWampy loWgrounds around the
creeks Of the area. It was the largest
unstipulated surrender Of the war
and the greatest number of soldiers
to surrender without terms in Amer
lean history.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-14
Farmers To Vote
On 1860 Wheat
Quotas July %

Farmers throughout the state will
90 to the polls July % to vote on
whether they want federal market
ing controls on wheat continued for
another year
If two-thirds Of the farmers vote
yes" the controls will remain in
effect. A grower who stays within
the acreage allotment for his farm
will be able to market all Of his
wheat without restriction
If quotas are turned down in the
referendum, there will be no re-
strictions on wheat marketings, but
price support will be available at
reduced rate of so per cent of
parity for farmers who keep within
their acreage allotments.
Only those farmers with an al
lotment Of more than IS acres or
those who intend to harvest in ex-
cess Of Is acres next year are
eligible to vote in the referendum
Virginia's wheat allotment for
1860 is 236l73 acres as compared
to 259 ,999 acres for 1859.