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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
BY BETTY BEALE
star stan Writer

When President Eisenhower
showed his trophy room on
the second floor Of the White
House to the IA newsmen
who dined with him Monday
evening, he discussed the
problem of his heirs being
taxed the value Of trophies
left in his estate.
TN the case of the jeweled
swords and the like, the in
heritance tax could add up
to a pretty penny.
He has given most OF his
very valuable trophies to the
Eisenhower Museum in Abb
lene, Kans., he said, but he
pointed out one jeweled
decoration still there-Den-
marks Order of the Ele-
plant. the country's
highest decoration, 1t is
usually given only to chiefs
of state but Dwight Eisen-
hover received 1t when he
was a general for having
liberated Denmark.
The elephant is about two
inches long made of gold
with gold tusks and a cross
of diamonds on one side. 1t
also has a turret on its back
set in diamonds. 1t can be
worn on an end of the ribbon
sash across the chest or on
a gold chain. But. whoever
receives it has it only for the
duration of his lifetime. 1t
must 60 back to the Danish
government.
Perhaps because he was
afraid that it would not be
properly returned to the
Danes upon his passing, the
President offered the ele-
plant, he said. back to the
Danish government sometime
ago, saying he would keep
the ribbon and rosette. The
Danes deliberated for 10
days, then said they would
prefer that he keep the ele-
plant lest the gesture be
misunderstood.
y 4 = =
DANISH AMBASSADOR
COUNT KNUTH-WINTER-
FELDT said he doesn't know
why the king who started the
order 400 years ago picked
the elephant - an animal
never seen anywhere near
Denmark - unless a symbol
Of great strength. But he was
reminded of a charming
story involving the king who
designated the award for
Gen. Eisenhower - the late
Christian x.
Hitler wanted to annex
Denmark after occupying it
but he wanted it to look like
a mutually acceptable ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

Washington without more
ado. Luvie Pearson is
wishing she had never gone
North. She is still recovering
from falling head over heels
over an English bicycle when
she suddenly put on the
brakes while hiking around
Bar Harbor. She was up
there visiting the Harry Free
linghuysens. Besides
breaking the bones in her
face to the point where she
required the services OF a
plastic surgeon, she was gen.
orally banged up, is now rest
ing at their Potomac MD
place.
THE GEO RGE w.
VAUGHANS - he's Secre-
tary Of Defense McElroy's
assistant and she's president
of the Association Of Junior
Leagues of America - have
leased Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
William Connor's house on
Tracy place for three months.
The Connors are at their
East Gloucester (Mass.)
home. The Vaughans
must still find a more per-
manent place.
Moving from her native
Los Angeles has vastly sim
plifled Jean Vaughan's need
for periodic visits to AJLA
headquarters in New York.
She's been president for one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
Mrs. Vunn
Heads Group

Mrs. Homer King Vann has
been elected president Of the
Women's Division OF the
Washington Hospital Center.
Other officers elected are:
Miss Margaret Whit, first
vice president; Mrs. Ronald
Walsh, second vice president;
Mrs. Percy G. Black, third
vice president; Mrs. P. S.
Constantinople, rec ording
secretary; Mrs. j. Donald
Peed, assistant recording sec
rotary; Mrs. Nathan B. Scott,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Jacques B. Hadler, assistant
corresponding secretary; Miss
Susan Hacker, treasurer, and
Mrs. Weston Bruner, jr., as
sistant treasurer.
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year, has another to go. The
attractive, brown-haired Cali
fornian also won the Los
Angeles Times Woman Of
Achievement Award last
winter.
The Dick Griffins have
bought the Tracy place abode
Of Mrs. Charles Dewey, the
former Wibby Summerlin
Smith.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08
vid GIavac Onyx" III Delegate To
Society's 10Th National Convention
Lodge Secretary Reminds Members That
No Meetings Will Be Held For Months

DETROIT, Mich. - AS ev-
cry "Onyx" CFU Lodge III
member was previously noti-
fled, we had an election at the
June Meeting for Delegate to
the CF'U 10th Convention,
which will be held in Detroit
this coming September.
Al . result, bro. Vid
Glavac was chosen TO rep
resent US during the con-
vention.
It was also decided during
the last session, that we can
eel the meetings for the
months of July and August.
However, we must still pay
our dues.
Those members wishing to
settle their obligations may
do so at my home the second
Monday of either month, be-
tween 800 and 900 pm.
Those preferring to pay
by mail are asked TO please
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She chided me for congra-
tulating her on her 81 years
with "Why make me older
than am? l still lack a few
months to my 92nd birthday"
The satisfaction and happi-
ness which was reflected on
the faces of the honor guests,
50-year members of Lodge
125, that evening was the best
possible thanks to the men,
bers of the younger lodge for
their very nice, fraternal ges-
ture.
In my address, l men
toned that fact, and l
think it deserves mention
here in the hope that other
lodges may follow the ex-
ample of "Spirit of Croa-
tian Youth" English-Speak-
ing Lodge 143 of McKees-
Rocks.
1t gave particular satisfac-
tion to note that almost all
English-Speaking Lodges, as
well as other lodges of the
Pittsburgh district were rep
resented at the celebration.
Our congratulations and
thanks to you, brothers and
sisters Of Spirits" Lodge No
143, for the occasion, and to
the 50-year members: God
keep you with us in good
health for many years to
come!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08
ST. Louis so Members
Await Annual Eunfest

ST. LOUIS, Mo: - Lodge
SO of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will stage it's Annual
Picnic on Sunday, July II, at
the st. Joseph Oh u r c h
grounds, 18th and Russell
Blvd.
There will be, as usual,
plenty Of barbecued lamb
and a variety of solid and
liquid refreshments and the
admission for adults, after
400 p.m., will be $50.
Music for the occasion will
be furnished by the popular
Polka Queens Orchestra.
Victor Cernich
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Harbor Croafian Home
Under New Management

INDIANA .HARBOR, Ind.
= The Croatian Home, Inc,
at 4033 Main St., is now un-
der the new management of
our good friend, Tony Tru-
bich, who will serve you with
the best of refreshing drinks
in our air conditioned club
room.
In our Home we have a
small hall which is suitable
for parties and a large hall
which can be rented for we'd
dings, banquets, and dances.
For your convenience, we
also have q dumb waiter
and stainless steel service
carts.
On Fridays you can enjoy
fish, shrimp, and frog legs,
which are served from II 100
am. on by Mrs. Trubich, one
Of the finest cooks in the re-
gion.
George Balioh, Secy.
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. Akron Church Picnic
Slated For July 18TH

AKRON, Ohio - The Holy
Name Society of Christ the
King Croatian Church, with
the cooperation of other pa
rish organizations, will spon-
sor a Picnic on Sunday, July
19, at the new church grounds
located on Creighton Ave-,
just off Tallmadge Ave-, Rt.
18, in Akron.
There will be music, dane
ing, amusements for the chill
dren, and refreshments will
include barbecued lamb and
pig and cool drinks.
All members and friends
of the parish are invited to
attend. d,
John T. Pribanic
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enclose a self-addressed and
stamped envelope for the re-
turn Of their dues books.
Also, please do not make
checks payable to me or
the Croatian Fraternal Un-
ion. Make them payable 10
"Onyx" Lodge III.
All members are asked to
please keep their payments
up to date, for the lodge can
carry 4 member for only
three months and then we
must resort to suspension or
placing the member on re-
serve.
The next meeting is sched-
uled for Sunday, September
13. Let's all have a good sum-
mer and then attend this
meeting and take an active
part in our lodge affairs and
activities.
T. kaich, Jr., Secy.
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halbor Proud OF
Tourney Champions
Lodge Men Salute
Victorious Danes

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
Here is my last article for the
Harborites, as / am placing
my ship in dry-dock and re-
firing from further work.
From this day forward my
only work will be relaxing.
The decommissioning of my
ship also means the end of
another season of bowling.
The officers for the 1959-60
season are John S. Klobuchar,
president; Dolores Cvitko-
vich, vice-president, Frank
Gavura, league secretary;
Mary Tadey, treasurer; and
Irene Stiak, recording secre-
tary.
Thanks to the officers of
the past season for their
cooperation with me in try
ing to make it successful,
namely, Joe Obranovich,
president; John Stiak, vice
president; and Mary Ia
dey, recording secretary.
Our Youngstown trip was
successful to the point that
two of our women came home
with trophies = Mary Tadey
and Marie Yancich won the
doubles handicap ses ssi o n.
Congratulation girls, it did
our hearts good for someone
to try and come home victor
ious.
Well men, guess you'll have
to wait until Chicago in 1860
to keep those promises of
bringing home trophies.
If my memory serves me
right, the women are ahead
in the number of trophies
brought back from the ma
tional G.. F. U. tournaments.
Keep the good work up, wo-
men, let us not be sunk.
I have run out of words,
so I'll bid you adieu and hope
your summer is a pleasant
and happy one.
judi
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Cleveland 403 Shapes
Salute To Anniversary

CLEVELAND, o. - Mem
bers of CF'U Lodge 403 are
urgently requested to attend
the meeting on Sunday, July
IL, at 200 pm, in the Polish
Women's Hall, 1926 Broad
way.
One of the main topics of
discussion at that time will
be our Lodges 50th Anniver-
sary celebration, which will
take place Sunday, September
q, at Browns Tavern Hall,
5211 Harvard Ave. Tickets
for the event will also be dis
tributed again.
Due to the resignation of
our Treasurer at the last
meeting, the position will be
filled by Josephine Bolek,
3641 e. 49th Street.
Dues payments by mail are
to be mailed to her or the
Secretary, Anna Banaszak,
1904 Grand Div, Cleveland
Is.
When making such pay
ments, please designate what
amount is being paid to the
Lodge or Nest 191.
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Detroit 519 Meetino
To Be he|d July 18th

DETROIT, Mich. - The
next regular meeting of CFU
Lodge $40 will be held Sun
day, July IL, in the Slovenian
National Home, 17141 John
r., beginning at 200 pm.
This meeting is being held
one week earlier than usual,
due to the fact that the Gen.
tral Educational Committee
will stage it's Annual Picnic
on July 10 at Magnolia Park
on Is Mile, between Ryan
and Mound.
Members are urged to take
note Of this change and at
tend.
Adam Sudetic, Pres.
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Home is his own particular
altar of fraternalism.
Had the CFU done moth
ing else in these many years
of it's existence but maintain
the Home, it would have truly
earned the respect and e.
TEEN of all. It had indeed
carved a prominent place for
itself in the realm of human.
itarianism. It has proudly ad-
hered to the precepts of the
First Fraternalist!
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Johnsfown 5 Meeting
Slated For July 18TH

JOE1NSTOWN, Pa. - The
next Regular Meeting of CFU
Lodge 5 will take place Sun
day, July 10, at the Croatian
Home, beginning at 200 pm.
sharp.
The regular order Of busi-
ness will be conducted and the
auditors will give their six
months reports.
Michael Batch, Secy.
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Keeper.
Criticism A Rarity
We personally have had the
opportunity of travelling far
and wide amongst our mem
bers. They have been, and will
continue to be, outspoken =
that is the hallmark Of our
great organization.
In that traditionally inher.
ent disregard for "stara prak-
So" - old practice = for
stara praksa's sake, they
have been quick to question
the management Of the Soci.
ETY..
They have never been reti.
cent in criticizing policy OF
expenditures, as ii their
right.
We can say, however,
and say 1t with pride, that
never have we heard even
q whisper Of criticism 10
garding the burden each
and everyone Of US shares
in the support Of the Home.
It would seem that every
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ering with q blessing ana
well placed remarks.
Following the repast which
was a steak dinner, Frank
Braidic as the lodge president
welcomed the assembled BAN
uueters in behalf Of the Spi-
rits membership and thanked
them for the past and pres
ent fraternal asso a t / o n
which interest helped to carry
the lodge as an entity to the
thirtieth milestone.
The lodge prexy then i'm
troduced and turned over
the program to Andrew
Volovic, who med the pro-
gram.
Bro. Volovic is one of the
C.P.A.'s that we have in the
Spirits membership, person
of quite some integrity and a
speaker. Pressed into service
on very short notice he did
a commendable job, the only
kind one would expect from
him.
AS master of ceremonies,
he with pardonable pride re-
viewed the first decade OF
Spirits existence in which he
played an active part too.
The Spirits can we'll be
proud that nine of the nine
teen charter members are
still on the lodge roster, the
majority as active members
the others as holding matured
C.F.U. certificates.
The Old Faithful
Cited by the NC. and ask.
ed to take a bow were Nick
Komlyn, Frank Braidic, Steve
Sporcic, Tony Sneperger, Emi
Sporcic, Jane Spolar, Mary
Kalsey, Catherine Sneperger
and Catherine Karlic.
Another dozen of those who
joined the Lodge during 1928
also remain on the scroll.
They too were called TO
attention at the banquet,
being namely: Tony Abra-
movie, Mary Abranovic,
John Burich, Jennie Doner-
witch, Olga Dragina, George
Nance, Joe Grguras, Cath
crime Peru, Anton Sporcic,
Anne Kochirka, Stanley
Kalsey and Emeric Kalsey.
When you add to these th'
25 and 20 year C.F.U. mem
bers that we also have in tn,
Spirits lodge, you can pictur'
what a medium the organic
ing of a so-called ESL mean
to the young people in Nc
Kees Rocks of Croatian ane
Slavic origin.
Accent On Youth
The Spirits held to thes'
tenets as a young peoples
lodge inviting no elders intt
their midst and Tending of
any action that would make
but for the best between then
and senior Lodge 1875 o.
which they were an off-shoot
Andrew Volovic called at
tention to the fact that w,
did not have a parent and off
spring combination in th'
membership until the early
1950s when the Komlyn
Raokia poy11 o1op poox,or
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Mckees Rocks Veteran Members Hailed
During Lodge 143 Anniversary Banquet
Members of English Speaking Lodge In
Bow To Elders For Support Over Years
(Continued From Page 81

since 1852.
The parent lodge No. 125
and the new, English-Speak-
ing Lodge No. 143, have had
none but the most cordial re-
lationships down throughout
the entire 30-year period.
The social affairs of each
is well attended by the men,
bers of the other lodge. In
fact, many a time in the past
we remember attending some
function of the older lodge
and seeing the members of
the younger lodge helping out
with the work.
Veterans Are Praised
A very high degree of
showing of respect for their
elders was evident at the 30th
anniversary celebration on
June 18th.
We witnessed a most mag
nificent and heartwarming
scene which is certainly a
credit to the Spirits" lodge
and should desirably serve
other English-Speaking Lod-
ges throughout the States and
Canada as an example of fra
ternal feeling and respect of
youth for it's elders.
At the banquet, a special
table was reserved and made
festive with floral decorations
for all members of the older
lodge who completed SO or
more years Of membership in
the lodge and the Society.
In tho June "a issue of
the "Zajednicar" was pub
lished q photograph show
ing these venerable men,
bers who were the guests
of honor of the "Spirits"
lodge, almost all Of them
being the parents or other
wise related to former or
present members of "Spi-
rits."
They are Brother Stajdu-
har, who will soon complete
64 years membership; Bro
ther Srkoc, who has been in
Lodge 125 SO full years, and
is a founder of the lodge.
Then there are sister and bro
ther Grguras, husband and
wife; and the Grgurichs, one
of whom, Brother Anton Gr-
gurich, is the father of the
assistant auditor in the Su-
preme Office, Brother Joseph
Grgurich.
One of the 5O-Year men,
bers is Sister Katarina Braj-
die, mother of our Director of
Sports and Education in the
Supreme Office, as well as
Sister Heski, who is a 81
year member.
She's 81 And Happy
/ have purposely reserved
for last mention Sister Ana
Jurkovic, who looked and
certainly acted like one of the
youngest of the group, and
who is actually close to 81
years young, sharp-witted
and happy as always.
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theirs in from Nest "a and
later the Karlic, Braidic, De-
ZACH and Horvat offspring,
Sports to many and social
life to even more was the
main forte which kept the
Spirits name a byword in the
Rox area and abroad.
Recalled was the Labor
Day 1929 excursion to Gle
veland, O., to meet and be
feted by the Pioneers
Lodge 663 of that city.
That trip and it's aftermath
of publicity in the Zajednicar
when there was still no Eng
lish Section helped sprout
other ESLs.
In the middle 1930's we
reached the century mark in
membership to become the
second ESL with such a dis
tinction, the Cleveland Pho
neers being first a long time
in that respect.
Lodge Marriage Mill
Membership in the Spirits
lodge was responsible for no
less than eighteen young cou-
pies within it's ranks becom-
ing married.
Others because of the asso-
citation which active G.. F. U.
membership married in t q
other lodges, the NC. admit
ting to same, a social aspect
that doting mothers with
daughters in any lodge might
take note of toward the C.. F
u. lodge in their midst.
The Spirits membership
reached its peak of ITO
members during World
War III before matured cer-
tificates began their toll.
The M. C.. cited the fact
that there were fifty-seven
Spirits in the armed services
during World War II, a
plaque with all names there
on at the Croatian Home in
! McKees Rocks attests to this.
Andrew Volovic called upon
the seated to stand for a mi
nute's silence in respect to six
deceased Spirits m e m b e r &
whose contribution definitely
helped the Lodge in the fore
ground in their lifetime. They
were John Heski, Rudy Mar.
Mich, John Rackie, Slavi Brai.
die, Matt Radko and joe
Stayduhar.
A Pleasant Reunion
Enumerated also were thu
seven delegates we have sent
to C.F.U. conventions, and th<
four former May Rose Or
chestra juniors who now ART
in the Spirits lodge, namely
Mark ,Golik, Steve Horvat
Matt Yurkovich and George
Sporcic, the last mentioned
now affiliated with the Slo
boda Orchestra of East Pitts
burgh, which furnished thu
music for the lodges 3Oth An
niversary.
Nor were we not aware
of the attending G. F. q.
members from the Pitpas,
Lodge 7O6 of n. s. Pitts
h1rOh whnse EOn1 time
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Duquesne Ensemble Has Now Collected
S54,937 Toward New 1amburitzans Hall
Friends And Followers of Famed Group
Responding To Call For Contributions
PITTSBURGH = The Duquesne University Tambur-
happy publish another list of donors to the
New Tamburitza Hall project.
Last published total $52 63265
Present contributions 25O4o9
Grand Total ....."......."...."." $54937S 81
CFU Lodges and Nests
Nest 190 Farrell Pa. 1900
United CFU Lodges W. Pa ... 1000
Total 1l5OO
Friends and Others
George Dzlak ouVO
Mr. and Mrs Michael Gielas ......"........... $500
Mr. and Mrs Harry Irwin .. 10000
Nicholas Jordanoff - ......:...... 10000
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jerhich ................" 600
Darlene Komidor wm wm -. ...... $500
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Puskarich .... 10000
Anne Perencevic 10000
Edward Vucinic -m -mw mw . ... ....... 10000
HIader) Bethlehem Pa - 57.OO
Croatian Culture Club Cleveland, Ohio ."..... 5000
Herman and Albert Tambelini ......:....... 10000
Walter j. Curley .. .. . .... ............. 1000
V. +. Jakovac 5OO
H. Stanley Rodgers ...... 1000
Zambron family .... ........... 1000
Peter Zugcic . ww ww mm 49, . ........ 500
Croatan Hall Javor 1000
John Muchnok . 1000
Harry and Ann Kindl .. .. ............ 10000
Math Kovacevic 1000
John Bauman 5000
F. Bauderman 5000
Bubbles and Sherman 5000
Roy McCutchan 1000
American Standard $500
Joseph Valentich 1900
Frank Valentich $500
VIM. Penn Fraternal Assoc. ................m $500
Stanisic family 5000
Sloga Singing Society ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 71.67
Stanley Rodna $500
Sylvia Bircsak 1000
Paul and Helen Rukavina OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
Joe J. M. Tuss .. 500
Steve Nekich 1000
Rudolph Cernkovch 1000
Mary Pckard 1000
Josef Brock 1000
Luka Biondc 100
Hrv Sloboda Athletic Club ................. $500
Friends of Chisholm Minnesota ...... ....... 559.O2
Milan Rubessa o.UO
Gene and Thelma Stanich .................... 500
George Ceinscak 1000
Total 81, ,3O4 SO
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Amity bq Sets
Date For Funniest
Like Old Times
Night of July Fl

Night OF July I'll
KENOSHA, Wise. - We
are asking all the Amityites
to be with us on July 81, at
900 pm, at the Lodge 692
Annual Pot-Luck Picnic and
meeting which will be held
one week later than our or
binary second Tuesday meet
ing.
At that time we can greet
the vacationers, Dorothy and
Stella Jambrek, Betty and Bill
Basteen and MA" Anna
Schantek from Arizona, and
also Sylvia Kane and family
from Connecticut and who
knows, perhaps some other
distant Amityites might be in
Kenosha that week.
The pot-luck picnic which
has been a successful event
in the past will be held at
Washington Island, (Simmons
Beach,, at 600 pm. on the
21st and is being organized
by chairman Of the entertain
ment committee, Helen Vujo-
vic, who is being assisted by
Betty Burger, Dorothy Topo-
lovec, Justine Kluka, and Ju-
llama ~Topolovec.
So, when someone calls
you, be prepared to say
what you would like to
cook for the event. Every
family is to bring their own
dishes and utensils, and
equipment and q contribu-
ton to the menu.
If you do not receive a
phone call, please do not hes
itate in calling one of the a.
bove persons. Many times
several calls are placed with
out success.
After the picnic supper, the
meeting will be held at the
same place, weather obliging,
and games and a social will
follow. Bring your families if
you'd like and let's make this
the event of the year.
The August meeting will be
held on the regular second
Tuesday of the month, Aug
ust II, at Burgers Hall. The
annual beach-party will be
held at that time so bring
your swim suits and blankets
and help roast weiners and
marshmallows over the fire
place on the airy shores of
Lake Michigan.
Takes us back to the days
when the most complaints a.
bout sand in the hotdog rolls
came from "Kax" George Ka-
zell. How about joining us
George and hashing over
good times. A songfest always
ended the evening, so start
practising your tunes every.
one.
Hear that several Ami
tyites are busy organizing
q tamburitza school in Ken
osha. Good luck is wished
all, as this would be a WON
derful thing for the young
or generation.
Anyone that has a hidden
tamburitza somewhere would
do the group a favor by loan
ing or selling it to this newly
organized group. Contact
Charles Elias for any further
information needed.
Don't forget the change OF
date in Amity's July meeting