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Cokeburg koIo Group
To Hold First Picnic
Fathers Day, June Il

COKEBURG, Pa. - The
Kolo Dance Group of St.
George CFU Lodge 354 of
Cokeburg will sponsor it's
first picnic of the year on Fa-
theirs Day, June 21, 1859.
The picnic will be held at our
usual place, Lanik's Farm,
which is located off the turn
pike extension near Bentley
vile.
For this picnic we will
have the Blue Eagle Tambur-
itzans of Cokeburg providing
the music, and keeping with
our past practices there will
be an ample supply of hot
barbecued lamb and pig, plus
all the other necessary things
which will make this a typi-
cl Croatian picnic.
For easy access to the
picnic grounds we urge our
friends who do not know
the location of Lanik's
Farm to turn off the new
highway at Cartoons Mo
tel and from that point on
we will post signs right to
the grounds.
We urge all our members
and friends to make it a point
to attend this picnic and by so
doing you will be contributing
to the advancement of our
culture, and especially our
music and dances.
The kolo Group now num-
bers some 65 dancers, the
largest group in the history
of the Kolo Group, so our
picnic should be one of the
largest that we have ever had.
Sunday, June 21st, is a day
set aside to honor our Fa-
ther's, so we invite you to
treat your Dad by bringing
him to our picnic where he
will have an opportunity to
spend a few hours in a typical
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strudles, nut rolls, and other
tempting delicacies will be
prepared for sale by our am
bilious Mothers Club men,
bers who are noted for their
talents along this line.
Of course, the usual barbe-
cued lamb, sandwiches, and
liquid refreshments will also
be available, so why not plan
to attend, with Dad, and en-
joy an entertaining day with
your family.
Eva Matievich
Mariana Reich
Publicists
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Fresno 581 Fete viii
Be STAGED On June 28

FRESNO, Calf. - Lodge
581 of. the Croatian Fraternal
Union will stage it's first Pic
mic of the season on Sunday,
June %, at Kern Park, sec
tion 1. -
Barbecued chicken and cold
liquids will head the menu for
the day and there will be
plenty of fun for all who at
tend.
B. Bartulovich, Pres.
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Versailles Lodge 14b Has 2 Running
For Two Seats At Detroit Convention
Six Hours Set Aside For Membership To
Exercise Fraternal Franchise June 10th

VERSAILLES, Pa. - CFU
Lodge 146 members are here
by notified that voting for 2
Delegates to the 10th CFU
Convention will take place
Saturday, June 20, from 100
until TOO pm.
The ballot will consist of
the names of nine candi-
dates, only two to be elec-
ted. 1t is your duty to come
and vote for the candidates
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Chicago Lodge 3
In Runoff June Il
Three Delegates
Elected June 7th

CHICAGO - Three of the
4 Lodge 81 Delegates to the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
10th Convention were elected
at the June Z meeting.
Two candidates contesting
for the fourth spot failed to
get the required majority and
will face a runoff election
Sunday, June 81, in the Croa-
tian Sokol Home, 1908 So. Ra-
cine. ~
Voting is to begin at 9
am. and close at 2 pm.
sharp, ample time for all
to turn out and cast a bal
lot for the fourth Lodge 80
Delegate.
In addition to this an
nouncement, all members of
the Lodge will be notified by
card of the date, place, time
and purpose Of the June 21
meeting in order that none
can say that he or she knew
nothing about this important
session.
Luka Blonde, Recorder
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of your choice.
Our regular lodge meeting
will follow at 1880 pm. The
attendance Jack Pot Prize is
up to $3.50 and any member
of the winners immediate
family, who is present for the
meeting, may claim the prize.
We are happy to report
that 79 members were present
at the last meeting.
Joseph Zalac, Rec.
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al Commission in the Federal
Republic of Germany.
Before receiving the Full
bright Scholarship, John had
been offered a $500 William
Clayton fellowship at the
Fletcher School of Law and
Diplomacy of Tufts Univer-
sity, administered with the
cooperation Of Harvard Uni
versity. This he will have to
decline for this year, possibly
accepting it for next.
At Albion he is president
Of the Forum Club and vice
president of both the German
Club and Economies Club. He
is a member of Delta Tau
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Columbus Electors To
Cast Ballots June Il

COLUMBUS, Ohio - "St.
Anthony" CF'U Lodge 80
will elect it's Candidate for
Delegate to the CFU Conven-
ton on Sunday, June 21, at
2::30 pm.
The voting will take place
in the Croatian Hall, 377
Reeb Avenue, where the
regular monthly meetings
are held.
Let's make this one of the
largest number of votes ever
cast in the history of our
lodge.
Nancy Golombek, Rec.
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Johnstown Lodge 5 Members To Elect
-Four Convention Delegates June 21st
Polls Open Eight Hours In Order To
Give Every Member Opportunity To Vote

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
next monthly meeting of CF'U
Lodge 5 will take place Sun
day, June 21, at the Croatian
Home on Broad St., beginning
at 200 pm.
Dividends will be distri-
buted and other items of
business will be transacted.
We also wish to inform our
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Croatian atmosphere a n d
with his many friends. Wei
come, Father, along with the
rest of the family.
Bernard M. Luketich
Pres. Kolo Group
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members that our election of
4 Delegates to the CF'U Con-
vention will take place the
same day. Voting hours will
be from 1000 am. until 800
pm, giving everyone an op-
portunity to vote.
Please keep this date In
mind. And vote,
Michael Batch, Secy.
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Campaigners Driving Toward Goal Of
10000 Members, $40 Million Insurance
Math KOvacevich And Danica Markusic
Maintain Leads In America And Canada
Continued from Page y
Continued from Page y

cruiters keeps growing and
their accomplishments con-
tinue to amaze the fraternal
world.
The list of campaigners
who've attained 100 or more
points keep growing too as
you will see in another section
of this issue of the "Z". We
now have 20 Canadian and
1873 u. s. zealots in that cate
cory for a grand total of 167.
During the month of May
the following made the
grade: Rudolph Havra-
mex of Conway, Pa. with
142 points; Marion Bait
mich, Clarion, Pa. 119;
Kuzma Nakicin, Chicago,
iii. lis; Michael NovOsel,
e. Chicago, Ind. 1O2; and
Simon Juracic, San Pedro,
Calf. with 1O2.
Our circle of Top Award
winners remains at nine
though each of them consider
ably increased his point total:
Math Kovacevich, Los An
geles, Calf, 1740; Danica
Markusic, Schumacher, Ont,
1901; Franjo Rudar, Chicago,
ILL.,, 1919; John Baron, Ben
wood, w. Va, 981; Sava
Hure, Dinuba, Calf, 928;
August Herceg, Schumacher,
Ont, 924; Michael Mijato-
vich, Toronto, Ont. 921;
George Balich, Indiana Har-
Dor, Ind. 865; Joseph Stano-
vich, Hamilton, Ont, 79S.
We salute these nine pace
settlers. They are fraternal-
ism's most excellent expo
nents.
We have another % who
have gone over the $50 point
mark-half way to the cove
ted goal of 700 points needed
for the free trip to Europe
next year. We're certain that
they will all make it and, with
out a doubt, be joined by not
a few others who will make
every effort to join the win
ming circle.
Hundreds Have Helped
AS we've stated before,
this issue of your official or
gan carries the list of 167
campaigners who have thus
far accumulated 100 or more
campaign points.
We have to give grateful
acknowledgement, and gladly
do, to these standout recruit
ers for they, most assuredly,
deserve all the recognition it
is within our humble means
to accord them.
There are, however, many,
many hundreds Of others who
have been active in the cam
paign and without whom the
drive could not possibly be a
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No Hard Feelings Here

INO 1IdIU TCC1IIISS hIcuC
Just as we were preparing
this report we received ano-
ther packet Of new applica-
tions, 5 new members from
sister Mary Bukovac, Man.
ager of Welland, Ont, Nest
N4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-27
Luwyer Praises
Stars Coveruqe

The Stars coverage of the
Little Rock (ArkO school in
tegration arguments in the
Supreme Court last year was
the best of any newspaper,
Donald H. Dalton. editor Of the
District Bar Association Jour-
nal, said last night in a radio
program
Mr.. Dalton appeared on the
District Roundtable" broad
cast over Station WWDC, in a
panel discussion Of the SUI
preme Court together with
Howard L. Dutkin, who covers
the court for the Star.
During the discussion. the
attorney criticized the American
Bar Association for a recent
resolution which opposed some
Supreme Court decisions.
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oilers or worse--are able to pro-
tract their unwelcome stay In
our midst indefinitely and be-
yond reason solely through
misuse Of our judicial courts,
he declared.
This is not the fault Of our
courts. Rather 1t Is the fault OF
the statutory scheme which
permits a deportable alien
shopping around from court 10
court TO try and retry the same
issue. One notorious alien OF
this type has been able TO take
his case through the courts and
to the Supreme Court three
times"
Mr.. Lindsay said his bill
would curb such moves without
interfering with individual
rights
Other sections Of the bill
would be less extensive than an
omnibus immigration. natural
ization and security measure
urged by Representative Wal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-27

itself. as advocated by some
members who contend II is
weighted In favor Of northern
and central European countries,
2. Put unused quota num-
bers each year in a quota pool
for use Of countries In Europe,
Asia, Africa and oeeanla.
3. Authorize the President TO
direct the Secretary Of State
and Attorney General to "pa-
role" into this country an
nually about $4,000 refugee
escapes and non-settled hard
core refugees.
4. Give the Attorney General
discretionary power to allow
certain specified classes Of
aliens to be admitted into the
United States or to prevent
their deportation. Mr.. Lindsay
said this would do much to
relieve Congress of the heavy
burden Of acting on several
thousand private relief immi-
grafton bills each year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-27

NJ Democrat Of Pennsylvania.
chairman Of the House Com
mittee on I'm American Activi-
ties and also Of the Judiciary
subcommittee on immigration
and naturalization.
Main Provisions Detailed
1t nevertheless goes consid-
erably farther than most other
immigration law revisions sug-
gested to Congress this year,
Its main provisions would;
/. Use the most recent CEN
sus as the base to determine
overall ceilings for admission
immigrants from various coun-
tries. The present quota system
is based on the 1920 popula-
ton. Mr.. Lindsay estimated
that his proposal would in
crease the quota total by only
about $1,000. His bill, however,
would change the quota system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-27
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
star stan Writer

A former Justice Department
oficial elected to the House
plans to introduce this week a
comprehensive immigration law
revision bill with a provision
to prevent aliens from "shop-
ping from court TO court" 70
delay deportation orders.
Representative John v, Lind
say, Republican Of New York,
who was executive assistant TO
the Attorney General. said his
bill also would overhaul the
quota system for admission CT
immigrants. llberalize relief for
refug e e-escapees, and give
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-27
Lindsey Bill Aimed
AT Deportation Delays

greater discretion in handling
extreme hardship cases.
He explained that the pro-
posed legislation is in line with
Eisenhower administration pro-
posals but broader in some re-
spects. One such change is the
provision TO strengthen the law
relating 10 judicial review Of
deportation orders, he said.
Congress Faces Problem
zone very serious matter
which has confronted Congress
repeatedly is the problem aris-
ing from the fact that the
worse Of our deportable aliens
-racketeers, narcotics ped
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-06-04
BurkhOlder Rites
Held Saturday

Funeral services were held
Saturday in the Diller funeral
home for William Burkholder
"a, who died Thursday morning
in his residence after a 41a
month illness.
Born October 13, 1894 in Allen
county, he was son of Gideon
and Anna (RixeD Burkholder.
He married Lulu Shrider, who
survives.
Other survivors are a daugh.
ter, Mrs. June Whaley, Detroit;
sisters, Mrs. Calvin Steiner and
Mrs. Harry Gratz, both of Bluff
ton; brothers, Harley, Blufftor
and Alvin, route 6, Findlay; anG
two grandchildren. A sister is
deceased.
The Rev. Waldo Flickinger Of
ficiated at funeral services witt
burial n the Ebenezer cemetery
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-06-04
Clarence OILERS
Return From
Caribbean Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence d. Dill
Ter have returned from their re-
cent tour of the Dominican Re-
public mission field and the
Ninth Annual Conference of mis-
sionaries held at Las Matas de
la Maguana, it was learned this
week.
Mr.. Diller was appointed with
the Rev. Reuben Short of Arch
bold to make the Caribbean trip
by the Commission on Missions
of the Evangelical Mennonite
church. Stops enroute to the
Dominican Republic were made
at mission stations in Jamaica
and Haiti.
Upon their return, Mr.. and
Mrs. Diller visited their, sor
David and his wife, Priscilla ir
Hollywood, Calf; their daugh.
ter, Ruth Irene and husband,
Spencer Sawyer and their chill
dren at Wheaton, H., as well as
their son, DR.. Afford Diller, wife
Jane and four sons at Convoy
Ohio.
The trip was made by plane
except from the Canal Zone tt
San Francisco, which was by
steamer.
The OILERS report exceptiona
progress in the Dominican mis-
sion field.