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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
Cleveland 403 To
Celebrate Sept. II
Members Will Mark
Golden Milestone

CLEVELAND, O. = Prep
arations are now being made
for a celebration in commem-
oration of the 50th Anniver-
sary of CFU Lodge 403,
which was organized August
%, 1909, and in honor of the
three living charter members.
AS early as the month Of
March, committees were ap-
pointed to make all necessa-
ry plans for the occasion.
They announce that on Fri
day, August %, a Mass will
be served at 800 am. at st.
Paul R. c. Church, E. 10th
and st. Clair, for all living
members of Lodge 403.
The same day, at 8 am.
a Mass will also be celebra-
ted at st. Nicholas G. G.
Church, Seth and Superior
Ave., for all deceased men,
bers of the Lodge.
The gala Anniversary cele-
bration will be staged on Sum-
day, September 27, in Browns
Tavern Hall, 5211 Harvard
Ave., beginning at 400 pm,
and dinner will be served be-
tween 500 and 700 pm.
Dancing in the upper hall
will follow. Tickets are now
on sale so make your plans to
attend.
Members are hereby re-
minded that the CF'U Lodges
of Cleveland will sponsor
their CFU 65th Anniversary
Celebration on Sunday, Sep
tember 6, at the Slovene
Home, St. Clair Ave. An in
teresting program will begin
at 2:30 pm.
Andy Tumbri, Rep.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

joining the many other Cleve-
land pioneers who have long
since gone.
Nor are there any of the
national pioneers left who
were present on that Septem-
ber day 65 years ago when
the Society was organized.
Cleveland and the CFU are
fortunate, however, that we
do yet have among us one
person who was closely asso-
ciated with the early days of
the Society's history and who
shared the triumphs and the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
By v. /. Mandich
Supreme President

egates who will arrive in De-
troit before Monday may be
registered with the Supreme
Trial Board on Saturday or
Sunday.
What The CFU Pays
I wish to state here that
per diems, or reimbursement
for daily expenses for attend
ing the convention, will start
M o n d ay, September 21st,
when the convention will be
officially called to order, and
the amount approved for ex-
penses for the duration of the
convention will stop on the
day Of the conventions ad-
journment.
The amount approved for
expenses while travelng at
the past two conventions was
less than the amount ap-
proved for attending the con-
vention sessions, for these
reasons:
The Society pays first
class transportation to ev-
cry member of the cOnven-
ton from the place of de-
parture to the convention
city. The Society also pays
Pullman fare to those
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

forefront with those who
promoted the common
veal of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
In failing health for
some. time, Rev. Beka-
vac was felled by a
stroke several weeks ago
and spent his last days
on earth confined to the
Braddock, Pa, General
Hospital. He was uncon-
scious most of the time,
but rallied momentarilv
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
Delegates Urged
To Study Bylaws
New Set In Hands
OF All Concerned

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - All
American and Canadian Del
egates should now be in pos
session of the set of Pro-
posed CFU Bylaws to be Ia
ken up during the course Of
the Society's 10th Natl Quad
rennial Convention, which il
to be held Sept. 21-26 in De-
troit.
These were mailed last
month together with a copy
of the present Bylaws and
should be carefully studied
by every Delegate before
the Convention is convened.
Suggestions relative to any
section of the Proposed By
Laws must be forwarded the
Home Office before Sept. 1.
Mailed at the same time
was a letter pertaining to
Convention Hotel Reserva-
tions. Every Delegate should
take action on this matter
as soon as possible.
Because only a limited
number Of the same were
printed, Delegates are urged
to retain their copies Of the
Proposed Bylaws and bring
/, them to the Convention.
A handy 'kit" will be
given to every Delegate
when the Convention opens
in order that all may have
ready access to the By
Laws and other material
pertaining to the smooth
running of the Convention.
Should there be any ques-
tions in the minds Of the Del
egates-elect, we will be only
too glad to answer them in
an effort to eliminate confu-
sion at the Convention.
Joseph Bella
Supreme Secretary
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following the war, he went on
to take special courses for
high army and civilian per-
sonnel at Stanford Universe
ty, at Palo Alto, Calf, Natl
War College at Warrington,
and at Harvard.
During the pest three years
Col. Chesarek was first assis-
tant to the U. s. Undersecre-
ta1y Of Defense and - such
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
Career Log Of Brilliant American Citizen
Col. F. J. Chesarek Promoted

attended NATO and SEATO
meetings with the late Secre-
tary Of State John Foster
Dulles.
Col. Chesarek also atten-
ded the last Foreign Minis
ters' Conference at Geneva,
Switzerland, with Secretary
of State Christian Herter.
Last spring he was sent
on 4 special mission to the
troublesome Middle East and
Africa and just a month age
flew to Manila, Japan, and
Formosa on a mission for the
Department Of Defense.
Col. Chesarek, whose home
il in Arlington, Va, is mar.
ried and has one son, age H.
who gives promise Of follow.
ing in the footsteps of his
illustrious father
Together with his fellow
CFU members throughout the
United States and Canada, We
wish Col. Chesarek = highly
saccessful stay in France.
Editorial STAFF
English Section
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Serbo-Croatian
Glasses AT Pitt
Prof. JOVanOyic
To Teach Students

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
University Of Pittsburgh has
announced that it will offer
two courses in the Serbo-C
atian language this coming
Fall, beginning September 8,
1859.
The Beginning Serbo-Croa-
tian class is scheduled to meet
on Tuesdays and Thursdays,
$40 to 500 p. M, and the
intermediate Serbo- -Croatian
Class will meet on Tuesdays
and Thursdays from sos to
$50 p. m.
The course will meet the
language requirements for
students working towards
their B. S. Degrees, i. e., it
will be a two-year course.
The course may also be
taken as an elective by those
who have already met the
language requirements.
These courses are also
available to anyone who is
not a regular student at Pitt
University and would like tx
take the Serbo- -Croatian Ian
guage. Such students should
register as "nondegree". The
admission procedure for the
latter involves a minimum o1
detail. It is not even neces
sary to submit high schoo
credentials.
Application for admission
as a non degree student
should be made in person al
27O1 Cathedral of Learning
in advance of registration
before August 81, (open from
$3.50 a. m. to 8:45 p. m.), OF
phone Mayflower 1-35OO, Ext
$40, 521, or 522, and ask foi
information about the appli.
cation.
Registration dates will be
September Is, and classes
will begin on Tuesday, Sep
tember 8.
The courses will be taught
by Michael Jovanovich, who
studied at Belgrade Univer.
sity; Dorchester College, Ok.
ford, England; Columbia Uni.
versity; and Union Theologi-
cal Seminary, B. S., M. A.;
Saint Vladimir's Theological
Seminary, New York, B. D.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

PITTSBURGH - Bro. Jo-
seph Chesarek, veteran men,
Der Of the Croatian Fraternal
Unions Home Office Clerical
Staff, received word from
Washington, D. c., last week
that his son, Col. F. J. Che
sarek, has been appointed
Chief Of Staff for United
States Army Communications
in Europe.
He will assume his duties
Sept. 1, 1859, and have head
quarters at Orleans, France.
He is now en- route to Europe
with his family.
A member of Etna, Pa,
"Guardian Angel Lodge 4,
Col. Chesarek, 4S, gradua-
ted from West Point in 1888
and during World War III
rose to the rank Of Lit. Col
Onel.
He fought in France during
the last war, commanding q
field artillery unit, and was
wounded in action. For this
he received the Purple Heart.
Appointed = full Colonel
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
Conway viii Have Bus
Heading For kel,nywood

CONWAY, Pa. - For the
convenience Of the members
and friends of CFU Lodge
$40, 4 bus will be chartered
for the trip to Kennywood
Park on Croatian Day, Sep
tember 5th.
Interested parties are ask
ed to contact Anna Grdnic,
UN. 1904, by August 80. :
Rudolph Havranek
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In PASSING

W. HEN THE Pres
w ident sees Mr..
K, he means, so he
has told us, to talk
about the fighting in
Laos. If Mr.. X. is in q
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

CLEVELAND, o. - Nor
thern Ohio's salute to the
65th Birthday Anniversary OF
the Croatian Fraternal Union,
missing by only a few days
the Society's actual birth
date, which was on September
End, will be held Sept. 6.
Plans for the celebration
have been completed by a
Woodworking c o m m i t t e e
headed by brother Jos. Ko-
vacevic and all that we need
now to make the day COM
plete is an overflow crowd
in the Slovene Auditorium.
Invitations have been ex-
tended to all CFU Lodges IN
Northern Ohio to attend this
affair, and it is expected that
members from the Lorain,
Akron, Youngstown, and Can
ton areas will all be in atten-
dance.
Pioneers Answer Call
For the first time at a ma
ior CFU celebration in Cleve-
land we will not have any
of the founding fathers with
us.
At the 6Oth Anniversary
celebration held in 1854 we
had brother Malta Brajdic
in attendance, but brother
Brajdic who was one of the
founders of Ohio's oldest CFU
lodge passed away recently
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
Detroit iii

THE DELEGATES to the Croatian Fra
l ternal Unions 10th Natl Quadrennial
Convention, to be held Sept. 21-26, 1859, in
Detroit, will be brought up to date during
the sessions on the proposed erection of
new Home Office Building
Briefly, the move to erect new ma
tional headquarters for the Society was in
stigated via resolution adopted during the
September, 1857, semi-annual meetings of
the Supreme Board and decided in Novem-
Der and December of the same year by the
referendum vote of the Delegates to the
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APIS. UNFURNIsRED-D. Q.

COL0RED -64s NEWTON PL.
NV, Apt. ST. rm., kit. and
bath: heat and hot water; $3.50.
ia. 9-5474.
C0LORED-3221 d ST. Sc, Apt.
10l-Two rms, dinette. kit. and
bath, heat and hot water incl;
NO CHILDREN; only S69,50 mo.
MR.. NEUMANN, MA. $4,000.
COLORED-5323 4th ST. NV, nr.
4th and Kennedy SITS. NV, Apt. 2
--3 rms, kit. and bath l2 bed
ciuded: NO CHILDREN; 500 SO
per mo-; Al cond. Mr.. NEU-
MANN, Ma. S-6700.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

BLUE RIBBON VANS rooms for
$50, bonded carriers. Don't wait
too slate. Call LU. 2-1255.
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE -
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving.
storage. Reas. rates. ia. 9-2937.
FOR YOUR MOST reasonable move,
HILLS MOVERS: LU. 1-9500-
Authorized ICC: fast careful serv-
ice: INSTALLATION service.
HILLS TRANSFER CO., SP. 3-0666
-Coverase reputable work only;
low tariff: free estimates.
KEAHEY'S MOVING, STORAGE
Large or small: pianos. refgrs.. etc.
Md. Va. and D. c. EN-. 2-5657.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches a speciality. s. L. MORRIS,
TU. 2-1150 or TU. 2-S902.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
ac-css the cour'r". sP4e storage
in .sepsrate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-O1O4. UNION STOR-
AGE CO, INC. Est. 1906.
MOVING AND HAULING, used
furn;: part payment. J. AND K.
MOVING CO., DU. 1860.
AL A. y SrFsain sai on J., mOylnR eye.v I'VE.
SO: 3 rms. S12 to S15: houses;
SEQ to, s25 Furniture accepted
emss, n t1sss W V. hqeep s4s anscis.ed sSst Fss S
movins Ask YOUR friends.
D. C. VAN LINES
ST. 3-229s ME. s-1105
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ROOMS FURM.-S.E..s.W.

OFF MINI. AVE.-Nice clean,
warm rm. in pvt. home. S35 mo.
, Parking. Empl. gentleman. LU.
1-0659,
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE AREA

ARL., N.-3-bedrm. brick Colonial;
lge. liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din.
rm., scr; porch, rec. ru., garage.
Near school. buses. S135. Avail
able November 15. TIE. 6-5651.
ARL., N.-Liv, rm,, din. rm., 8 bed
rooms. full bsmt., garage: $3.50
month. CRoWELL a. CO., INC.
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lcoNIlNUtpI
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

URGENTLY NEED HOUSES and
apartments, furnished or unfurn-
ished to rent In Northern Va. We
have over 80 prospective tenants
waiting for Accommodations at
month Reasonable Zee: mSnase.
ment OPTIONAL No charge for list
Ing. BARR REALTY. INC. JE. T.
1924 ia. 4-3350
WANTED or 8 bedrm, and bath
house in Clinton area. Bsmt. and
gar. preferred. CY. 7-59S6.
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ROOMS FURMIsHED-N.E.

COLORED-SINGLE OR DOUBLE:
$40 wk. Students, servicemen and
families. Privileges. LA. 6-S23O
COLORED-17OO d ST, Me-
furn. rm. for settled lady or share
apt. $40 wk. or $40 mo. Ii, =
1858 before 8.
COLORED-17I5 55th ST.-Furn.
heated rm.. kit. privl., mr.. bath;
married couple. LU. 1-O112.
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ARLINGTON, N.-Attrac. 2-bedrm.
row brick: din. rm., rec. rm.,
porch; fenced yd.: S145 mo. on
long lease. WO. 6-6533.
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

AVAILABLE NOW: exclusive bldg,
18th st. NV. at V-Lovely lge.
1-rm. ENC. apt; walk-in clothes
closet, bath and kit; prefer people
over 40; -reas. rent on lease. Phone
HO. 2-1231 ewes. and wk. ends;
MA. S-4S1S days.
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ARMY NAVY GOLF COURSE

Stately Colonial residences s bed
rms, -2h baths. situated on .
beautiful acres of well-landscapud
ground. in excellent condition. At
least 1-year lease. Call MR..
JOHNSTON, Owner. JE. 2-2436.
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CLEVELAND PARK, mr.. Conn. ave,
conv. to shopping and transp.; 5
bedrms., 9 baths. Call EN-. 2-6297.
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S. ARL., Mr., PENTAGoN-Liv.
rm.; dinette; kit; l bedrm. tiled
bath. Tub and Shower. Walk-in
closets. Avail. NOW S125 mo-, incl.
utils. Couple or gentlemen only.
OF. 4-S035.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned oak;
will deliver 10. 2-1074. z am
pm DU. 5-S31S Z p.m.-7 am.
GUARANTEED OAK FIREPLACE
WOOD; free delivery Virginia,
Washington and Maryland. JE.
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ARL., perfect for group-2 bedrms.,
poi furn.. TV, Wv. rugs near
shops; conv. Pent., Arl. Hall, D. C.
SIOO. AID. 1910.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX.-2-bedrm. brk.: conv To-
cation, nice furniture: short or
long term. CL. 6-7357.
ALEX.; S14O-Air-cond 2 bedrms..
bsmt., fenced, near bus. FL. A.
$13S, TIE. 6-2Oo3' FRANCES
ARLINGTON, N.-Attrac. 2-bedrm.
porch; fenced yd.: S145 mo. on
long lease. WO. 6-6533.
ARL., perfect for group-2 bedrms.,
shops; conv. Pent., Arl. Hall, D. c.
S1OO. AID. 1910.
BETHESDA-Nicely furn. mr.. NH;
8 bedrms.. temporary or perm:
S175 mo. or best offer. 6002 Ry-
lani dr. EN-. 5-215S.
CLEVELAND PARK, nr. Conn. ave-,
conv. to shopping and transp.; 5
bedrms.. 2 baths. Call EN-. 2-6297.
GEORGETOWN . bedrms., liv
rm,. din. rm.. kitchen. bath:
maids rm. and bath; nice garden.
S225. Ewes. DU. 7-7399.
GEORGETOWN UNIV. VIC.-Nicely
furn. 3 bedrms.. garage, garden;
mr.. shops. transp. Young ladies or
young men. FE. 3-2332.
OFF UPPER 16th-Real home, well
furn, newly dec. det. Cape Cod.
1st A. lge. liv. rm., din. rm.. den,
mod. kit, powder rm.: 2nd A.,
3 bedrms., bath, spacious closets;
S215 mo. OWNER, RA. 6-6321.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED


MANY CLIENTS to rent apts.,
houses; upper NV, upper ne. or
Sill. Spg. Call day or night. N. A.
PRESTON CO, TU. 2-2SOO.
YOUNG GIRL desires furn. efic.
apt. in pvt. home: prefer NV. loc.,
approx. $50. Call MISS REAGAN,
Ii. 1875 after g pm.
1-BEDRM. UNFURN. APT. or small
house wanted by gentleman and
small, well-behaved dog, who has
lived quietly in apis. for s years.
Will sign lease, rent around S125.
Prefer near downtown area. Foggy
Bottom, GEORGETOWN or anywhere
mr.. Rock Creek Park MR.. JONES,
EX. 3-3779 days; DU. 1885
ewes.
COLORED-REFINED FAMILY, two
children, desires nice unfurn. 2
or 8 bedrm. apt. Ref. NO. 7-S116.
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Mr.. GEORGETOWN U and hospital
Pine paneled rm. for professor
or student; built-in desk, adjust
able bookshelves, unusual storage
space, pvt. bath adjoining; choice
location, Foxhall area S45 mo-:
rel. req. Call for appointment:
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BUILDERS!


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Homes Get details take advantage the many
for promoona impact Call The Stars Real Estate Adver
Using Dept, Lincoln $4,000.
, 1959-06-24
FIRST CEMENT AT C. o. MARKOE
SCHOOL VERY COLoRFUI. IMPRESSIVE

The first commencement exercises of the Claude @. Mar
kce School in Frederiksted, held last night in the auditorium,
was colorful andsvery impressive. Attorney r.. H. Amprlett
Leader, Chairman Of the Virgin Islands Board of Education
, 1959-06-24
francisco Corneiro to
Head JulYs4th Celeb.
Comm. in ST. Thornos

Attorney Francisco Corneiro
has accepted an invitation hv
Acting Governor R . w.
Bornn, to head up a Commit
tee for the celebration Of the
18th Of July this year in Saint
Thomas.
Mr.. Corneiro will choose the
other members to work with
him on this committee.
, 1959-06-24

-SNNSA AnoAAANN1 - sS A0AIhSo WAN ~ AOSQI
was master Of ceremonies.
The program began with the ST. Thomds Teachers
academic procession which Surposs the Ndtionul
was led by Stanley Farrely, Ayeruqe In Spunish
I z N1als nai - q : Results from the Coopera-
py :" y ne spacious auui tive Tests given by the Ma
Vol.Aa "A9n Y : ppiop tional Testing Service of
10y ~ - Princeton, New Jersey show
oSso that the teachers in the Span
Students of the graduating ih classes Of the Hampton
class were dressed in grey cap Teacher Training Program are
and gown. members Of the above the National Average.
faculty wore black robes, The national median being So,
many with their degrees from the Elementary classes sur
the various colleges indicating passed it by one point With a
B.A.'s; MAS and PhD's, the mean average Of 81, and the
latter worn by Commissioner Advanced class surpassed it by
Of Education Andrew Preston. 10 points, with a mean average
The invocation was said by Of 60.
the Rev. Donald Fulton of the ~
the Elementary section was
- ~ made by Mrs. Cecile Moorhead
was followed by the Valedic- Ell 80. ! : : -
49, closely followed by Mrs. Leona
Smith. The Hon. Alva Nc Far IL !, !. r,.o
as Assh'an Blyden with 70, and Mrs. Luna
delivered avery forceful COM r1avton vj+b - All four
mehcemeH ADDRESS - - m ade their highest single
graduating class, which was cores - +ha cr.nmar a.
well received by the audience. lion With J ar.de of 70 The
Freseh'auon y eienca'e highest total score on the Adj
and awards were made by DR.. vonood ao+on 80 4bo+ Sc ~
Andrew C. Preston, after max Rar1ab uorriaon - rhosa
ing a brief address to the biobos+ s;ro1o scoro US ~ y
graouates' Of n on the reading section.
The song, Praise Ye the The courses were taught by
Father by Gounod was rem Continued on page q
dered by the students and -
accompanied on the piano BY Alexander Henderson, Prin-
Mrs. Lorraine Sevilla. Attor- cipal, and his staff did a very
ney Leader gave the closing conmendable job and there
remarks in which he with the were complementary remarks
usual touch of hunor, encour- throughout the audience for
aged the graduates to greater an excellent program, the first
achievement. in the new school.
, 1959-06-24

Alexander Henderson, Prin-
cipal, and his staff did a very
commendable job and there
were complementary remarks
throughout the audience for
an excellent program, the first
in the new school.
, 1959-06-24

Department Of the interior
and the Treasury Department
h a e reached substantial
agreement on a moderate pro
gram for the payment of in
dustrial incentive subsidies.
The program, it was an
nounced, is to be limited sub
stantially to activities within
the Virgin Islands, and to in
come derived from sources
within the Virgin Islands. 1t is
expected that this jointly-spon-
sored program will be recon-
mended to the Congress dur
ing this session for its consid-
Grafton in heu Of. the bill
CIR 5540 previously sub
mitted by Congressman Mills.
, 1959-06-24
Sir Kenneth
B~luckburne ~ofJomuico
Entertained by Gov.

49, F-D"TVV3HFH7 $500 o. Tron.o4L. DlaoIL,,naa
them
Governor Of Jamaica and
Magistrate found three Lady Blackburne were metat
young people named Brady the Harry S. Truman airport
guilty Of d~isorderIy conduct in in St. Thomas by Acting Gov
causing q crowd to collect ernor and Mrs. Roy w Bornn
while playing in a steel drum when they arrived there yes
band. The three are Victor and terday, on their way to visit
Lithia, 16-year-old twins, and Tortola, British Virgin Islands.
their brother, Ben Hur, 20.
Four other players were the United States Virgin Is
also found guilty. Eric Sewer, lands for his active role at the
IS; his brother Leroy, Is; Lu-srneehngs Of the Caribbean
Continued on page a Continued on page. A
, 1959-06-24
Delegates to Confdb
For the Aged
Ledves for Michigun

Several delegates left the
Virgin Islands yesterday for
Michigan to attend a confer
ence for the Aged that begins
today and continue through
June 26.
Those from St. Croix are
Mrs. Anna Brodhurst, and
Miss Ingerborg Nesbitt, head
nurse at the Charles HARDWOOD
Memorial Hospital. Macon
Bergman, Commissioner of
Social Welfare and Miss Nc
Collum, Child Welfare Super
visor from st. Thomas left
yesterday also.
, 1959-06-24
Court Curbs Steel
Bond Which Druws
Crowd in New York

New York The marching
activities Of a Virgin Islands
steel band were halted here on
Tuesday by a magistrate. This
not because Magistrate Walter
H. Gladwin disliked the music
or the beat but rather because
he felt the drummers should
not march in the streets with
1000 persons stomping behind
them.
Magistrate found t Ii Z
young people named Brady
, 1959-06-24
Dept. Of Interior.
Treasury to Sponsor
industrial Subsidies

Government H Q S e an
nounced yesterday that the
Department Of the Interior
and the Treasury Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
crystal baseball!

Mortified when appraised Of our mission, franticaIy
informed US he might have to obtain permission
from the club owners before allowing Hurkos to
speak to any of the players. Fortunately however,
Mr.. Hmkos caught third baseman Andy Carey in a
BARRIERS chair and zeroed in him for ten minutes
of Concentration"
Upstairs in the press room Operation Hurkos ran
into a snag Casey Stengel, brooding over defeat
by Milwaukee and possibly upset by the Hwkos
branwaves, hoped to his feet and yelled at us to
take of. We did!
THAT fellow may know a lot about football,
growled Hurkos as we tOttered down the hall, but
what language he uses"
Hurkos refused to give any final judgment on the
Yankees that evening. He insisted on making
return visit to the field the following morning.
They're the champions" he announced after
ten minutes Of gruelling concentration on Moose"
Skowron, Whitley Ford, and Enos Slaughter, who
practically bathed him in tobacco juice alongside the
batters' cage. "New York viii win the American
League pennant," he declared, "and then beat the
Los Angeles Dodgers for the World Championship"
Is Hurkos baseball superman? Only time viii
tell At right is how he it in the crystal baseball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
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