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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24

and the Mothers Club Of
Nest 10.
Bro. Grasha detailed the
Home Office plans during the
regular monthly meeting Sun
day, November 21, of Gary
Lodge ITO. Following inter-
esting discussions from the
floor, it was unanimously
agreed that Gary would play
host to the 1855 gathering
Of Junior Order Delegates
from all parts of the United
States and Canada.
Complete details will ap-
pear in the following issue Of
the Zajednicar.
- Editorial Staff
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Paurs Roman G a t h o i C
Church and in St. Nicholas
Greek Catholic Church and
every member should attend
the Mass of his or her choice.
The celebration itself will
be held in the Slovenian
Auditorium, GAIT St. Clair
Avenue, one of the most
spacious public gathering
places in the City of Gle
veland.
The Goth Anniversary Pro-
gram is scheduled to start at
200 PM sharp. John Bado-
vinac, President of "Pio-
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neers" Lodge 663 and former
Junior Order Director and
Supreme Secretary of the
Croatian Fraternal U n o n,
will preside as Master of
Ceremonies.
Former Tam In Opener
Lovely, talented Ellen Ivas,
formerly with the interna-
tionally famed Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans, will
open the Program with her
renditions of the "Star Span
gled Banner" and "Lijepa
Nasa Domovina."
First to be heard will be
Michael Fuches, President
of the United Lodges Com
mittee, who will greet the
audience in behalf of all IL
of the Society's local adult
units.
He will be followed by 10th
Ward Councilman John F.
Kovacic, who will voice the
best wishes of the people of
the Ward wherein the cele-
bration is being held and
make the celebrants feel at
home for the day.
Next will come the "Slobo-
da" Tamburitza Orchestra,
Oakmont, Pa, to favor with
a number of selections ever
near and dear to the hearts
of our wonderful people.
Following the ensemble will
be a solo by Ray Telisman
and a duet by Ray and Elmer
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first speaker of the day
comes out of the wings.
True Friend OF People
First to address the crowd
will be Stephen F. Brkich,
Pittsburgh, English Editor of
the Zajednicar, one of the two
representatives from the So
ciety's Home Office invited
to deliver speeches on this
great occasion.
Succeeding the speaker on
the stage will be the Euclid
Kolo Kids" under the direc-
ton Of Jean Russ. Although
only recently organized, these
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24

ence with their musical a
bility and skill, the result
of arduous and faithful
hours spent with their no
ses to the proverbial grind
stone.
Bro. Joseph zalac, Lodge
President, in his official ca
pacity as the master Of cere-
monies, will thereupon intro
duce several outstanding
terpsichorean artists from
the Lillian Jasper Dancing
Studio of McKeesport, Pa.
Mildred V. Zalac is the direc-
tor of the program.
Movie Deserves Oscar
This celebration will pro-
vide the people of this area
with the very first opportu-
nifty to view that by now fa-
nous color, sound film, "This
Is Your Croatian Fraternal
Union"
Nothing like it has ever
before been attempted in our
Society's history, and we can
guarantee that once you've
seen the film, you'll hold your
Organization in greater es'
TEEN than ever before.
Lending official recogni-
ton to the festivities we
will have as our honOred
guests on the occasion
bros. Milan VraneSh, CFU
Supreme Vic e-President,
and Michael Grasha, Jun
ior Order Director. Both
these fraternalists will
have a message of great
import for our entire men,
bership.
Music for this tremendous
commemoration of our Soci'
ety's sixty years of progress
will be furnished by the po
pular Cafe Boys.
Day-Long Celebration
Following age old tradition
we expect to have plenty o1
hot roast lamb and pork or
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SERVING AMERICA
C. F j
FOR 60 LONG YEARS
Detroit Ready For GU Salute!
Committee OF Lodges In Great Program
Honornr Anniversary OF Croatan Fraterna Union

Principal speaker during
the Program will be Thomas
r. Balaban, Pittsburgh, Legal
Counsellor of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
Outstanding entertainment
will be provided by the "Sla-
vulj" Singing Society, local
vocal and musical stars, and
others certain to thrill the
tremendous crowd.
The Committee considers
the Program to be the finest
in it's history.
Gaping tn e celebration
will be an evening dance,
starting at 7 o'clock.
Light snacks and a COM
plete stock of refreshments
will be available during the
dance session and be dis.
pensed by committee mem.
bers anxious to be of service
We especially recommend
the evening dance to those
who many not be able tc
take in the afternoon portion
of the celebration, Detroit's
salute to a great Society.
A Il
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Memorial Home, 19940 Van
Dyke near Outer Drive.
Here, at 100 PM sharp,
will gather a record crowd of
members and friends of the
Society to enjoy a delicious
Banquet and a Program of
excellent entertainment.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24

Novosel, performers of the
first magnitude.
Selections by Cleveland's
"Abrasevic' Singing Society
and a solo by Ellen Ivas will
be the next order of enter
tainment business before the
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The Slovenian AuditOri-
um, scene of the November
28 salute to the Goth Ami
versary of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, has a
1,2OO-seat capacity. 1t is
suggested that celebrants
arrive well in advance of
the 200 PM starting hour
for choice seats.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24

1880 PM the same day.
Our own talented Junior
Nest q youngsters will shine
in the opening evening scenes
by performing for the enjoy
ment of our guests.
Many of the boys and
girls will surprise the audi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24

a. r. e. ~ 49, 235 337 403 800 663, 671 and 859 To-
gether with their respective Junior Order Nests these Lod
ges speak for 5OOodd members and represent
of the largest such committees within the framework of
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
Early morning Masses November % will get the day
off to solemn but proper start These will be sung in ST.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24

Croatian Fraternal Union will
take place in the beautiful,
spacious American-Se r b j a n
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24
Vincent Biskupc Third Honorary Convention Delegate
United Lodges OF Cleveland Committee Ready
For Sunday November 18th Salute To Society

United West Penn Lodges Committee
Prepared For "0n The House" Fiesta
Officials, Members And Friends Prime
For Night OF Camaraderie November 9th
Pittsburgh, Pa. - special "On the House" Party
will be sponsored by the United CFU Lodges of Western
Pennsylvania Committee Saturday, November 9th, al
Hail. North Canal Street. North Side Pittsburgh
All Lodge delegates, current and former officials par
tcpans in Queen" and Princess" contests of this
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24
Chicagoan Third
To Qualify For
1855 Convention
Vincent Biskupic
Is Latest Winner
; In Campaign Drive

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Vincent
Biskupic, Chicago, Manager
of Junior Order Nest II and
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24
Vice President And Junior Director
To Attend Versailles Milestone Fete
Lodge LAG Membership Will Celebrate
Sixtieth Anniversary Of Organization
By Mildred V. Zalac, Program Director
BY Mildred v. Zalac, Program Director

Versailles, Pa. salute to the Diamond Jubilee of
the Croatian Fraernal Union by the affiates of oly
Trinity" CFU Lodge 146 has been scheduled for Saturday.
November 9th, at the Lodge Hail. located on Third St.
A daylong program of events is being planned, with
the festivities beginning early 1900 Noon and the
major portion of the entertainment set for enactment
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Turn to Page 8 for Editorial: {:
'Yesteday. Cleveland. Today"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-24
Governor Frank J. Lausche To
Address Statewide Celebration
Societys Supreme President And English Editor Will
Share Speaking honors With Governor And Cys Mayor
By ANNA REsCIC, Secretary United Lodges Committee
Of


Cleveland,
taking preparations the United Fna Union
Anniversary of the Society.
undertaking
Evening star., 1954-05-19
By james Y. Newton

Employer opposition to i'm
provements in Federal and State
social insurance programs has
led to ever-increasing pressure
from workers to get the, benefits
through collective bargaining,
Undersecretary of Labor Arthur
Larson said last night.
Mr.. Larson said that en-
ployers have only themselves to
blame for the situation through
either outright opposition to or
failure to support governmental
moves designed to keep abreast
Of the times programs for work.
mems compensation, social Sc
curity and unemployment COM
pensation..
1.-THE time for q choice is
rapidly slipping away" Mr.. Lar
son told the Economic Club OF
Chicago. He was dean Of the
University Of Pittsburgh Law
School before his Labor Depart
ment appointment two months
ago.
He posed these questions to
employers:
Evening star., 1954-05-19
Employers Blamed for Drive
BY Labor for Social Insurance

"The option that is being pre-
sented to us is this: Are we to
develop and perfect our work.
mems compensation, social Sc
curity and unemployment insur-
ance to the point where they can
perform in the best possible way
the function they were intended
to perform?
"Or are we going to let them
gradually wither away, doing
relatively less and less of the job,
while privately negotiated sup
Elementary plans take over more
and more Of the functions these
systems were designed to fulfill?"
He said Employers cannot put
of too long facing up to this
question.
I'VE are going to pay in one
form or another for the conse-
quence of unemployment and dis
ability. We are not going to let
these people starve in the gut
ter"
Mr.. Larson said opposition to
social insurance is the result Of
"a basic suspicion it is q form
Of socialism and a threat to our
individualistic American tradi-
tion." He said the suspicious
were unfounded and the pro-
grams actually are insurance
against socialism"
Social insurance." he said.
avoids the only alternative,
which is relief and public as
sistance. which. in my opinion,
is the nearest thing to socialism
we have"
Mr.. Larson said incomplete
and inadequate" social insur.
ance programs are largely re-
sponsible for the $2.5 billion a
year relief and public assistance
bill paid by the American public.
He said that despite q high
rate OF, unemployment in recent
months business has remained
pretty good" He added that "a
large share Of the credit for the
failure of this decline to turn
INTO q SPIRAL was due to un-
employment compensation pay
mentS to the workers who were
laid of.
Evening star., 1954-05-19
U. S. Move to Arm
Refugees Charged
by the Assoeiaisd Press

MOSCOW. May 1s.-Pravda
quoted a Ukrainian Nationalist
identified as Joseph Krutii to-
day as saying that President
Eisenhower and Gen. Matthew
Ridgway recently ordered bat
talions to be set up among
Ukrainian refugees in West
Germany to fight the Soviet
Union.
The charges were included in
an article presented as written
by the Ukrainian to deny kid
naping reports he said were
printed sin the West. It denied
he had been kidnapped by Soviet
agents and taken to East Ger
many.
Evening star., 1954-05-19
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Evening star., 1954-05-19
Cruzed Man Shoots ;.
Kills Self in London
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. May ia crazed
man. seeking to wipe out a list of
fancied enemies, shot three men
in London's East End yesterday,
one fatally. then killed himself
in a taxicab as police chased
him.
The gun wielder, a former
Irish guardsman identified as
Nathan Goldberg. 81, plunged
into. the taxi in a crowded the
ater district in an attempt to
escape from trained dog loosed
by pursuing police. The police
commandeered another cab.
When they closed in, Goldberg
shot himself through the head.
Evening star., 1954-05-19
Navy to Take Over Bose

TOKYO. May 19 (P.-The
United States Naval Air Force
soon will take over the big Iva
kuni Air Base west of Hiroshima,
the Navy said today. Navy
planes have been using the base
since 1852. but it has been oper-
ated by the United States Air
Force.
Evening star., 1954-05-19
irish by Association

DETROIT R. Jerome No
7inski, %. officially became Je-
ONE Nolan by court action. He
Explained: MY wife, Aileen is
rish, my two boys are named
'atrick Michael and Dennis. and
lany of my friends are Irish"
Evening star., 1954-05-19
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-27
Dusty Fletcher
Opens Last-Door

NEW YORK (GlobaD-Clinton
DUSTY" Fletcher, known to mil
lions via his smash hit song,
open The Door Richard died
in Harlem Hospital March 10 at
7:l0 am. He was so years old.
The comedian was rushed to
the hospital Sunday night after
suffering q stroke in his The
ress Hotel suite. He was in
coma. but rallied for time and
received visitors.
However, il was almost certain
that he would have been para
lived on the right side even II
he had won his fight for life.
A native Of Houston. Texas,
Dusty" had been in show busi-
ness most of his life. He was
featured in Lew Leslie's Black
birds" in 1929, and Rhapsody in
Black" in 1891. After two years
doing stock with George Wilt
shire and Sandy ASHES" Burns,
Fletcher went out on his own.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-27
College Fund
Cool Larger

NEW YORK.-A larger goal
will be sought this year by the
United Negro College Fund in
It's annual nationwide campaign
10 meet increased operating costs
among its 81 member colleges.
The quota for the 1854 appeal
Is S1,750,000. or approximately
ten per cent of the colleges COM
bined operating budgets, which
starts April 5.
This years quota represents a
$3.50, 900 increase over 1888 to
meet increased operating costs
now confronting the institutions
which are members Of the Fund.
In addition, the growing num-
bers of qualified Negro high
school students each year seeking
education requires that the col
leges increase scholarship aid and
generally expand and improve
their educational facilities"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-27
Ike Appoints NY.
Civil Engineer

NEW YORK (GlobaD-Emmeti
J. Scott, Jr.. civil engineer, has
been named Field and Office
Engineer in the Foreign Opera
tions Administration, headed by
Harold +. Stassen, assigned to
Trans Jordan. He left this week
for his post.
While the exact nature OF his
work was not revealed. II Is
known that the United States
Is helping to develop the Jor-
dan River waters for irrigation
and hYdro-sleefrie power.
Meanwhile, the Jordan govern
mcnt also is interested in de.
veloping the Yarmuk River
which is in Jordan.
Born in Houston, Texas, s.
years ago. he was educated al
Phillips Exeter Academy ano
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology. He did further graduate
work at New York University.
Mr.. SCOTS professional ex'
perience includes work as Drafts
man with the New York City
Transit Commission: the BOARD
OF Transportation for which he
did extensive work on the Eighth
Avenue Subway; and with the
Triborough Bridge Authority.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-27

where all delegates. regardless OF
race, color or national origin,
may meet and hold sessions in
an atmosphere in keeping with
the letter and spirit of our Amer
lean democracy"
While Las Vegas businessmen
counted their loss resulting from
cancellation OF the convention
at more than 100000. this city
offered the facilities Of its larg-
est beach-front hotel to all dele
gates ON non-discriminatory
basis.
Nevada has no civil rights law
governing practices In places OF
public accommodation. A bill
was introduced in the Assembly
last year. but was tabled after
being favorably reported out of
committee.
A civil rights ordinance, pat
termed after tine law in Califor-
MIA, is pending action in the Las
Vegas City Council.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-27
Landlord
Friction,

An alleged slum landlord with
drew request Monday for three
tenants 10 be cvictcd.
An attorney for the landlord.
Max Sehmier. SO. Withdrew
eviction demands sought upon
failure of getting $500 from the
tenants at 622-626 Garfield.
The case had been adjourned
week ago by Circuit Court
Commissioner William Kruger
until Monday.
Commissioner Kruger acted
after tenants complained about
extra rent for hot water and
heat. both of which were not
provided. they stated.
The eviction demands were
withdrawn without prejudice.
meaning that the case can be
reinstated.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-27
ON
VIOLATIONS BY
SLUm OWNERS
Officials
Pose Six
Policies

some six recommendations
we're made last week to boil
,ter enforcement against
building and health vioa-
tionS by slum landlords.
Recommended for Coun-
Gil approval last Friday by
the five city's traffic-ordi-
nance court referees were
a uniform penalty Of a
maximum $500 or 90 days
or both for all ordinance
violations, and an one-ad-
Journment policy in hous.
ing violations.
Last Thursday. tho corporation
coLnsel's Office told Of plans TO
prosecute more sluin landlords in
circuit Court where their build
lngs can bc ordered vacated or
torn down upon hazardous vio-
id'ions, and OF a program design
ga 10 aid inspectors in the proper
methods Of preparing court cases.
List All Charges
The assistant corporation coun-
scl assigned to housing violations
Ntll also have his Office act a.
clcarnc-hou~c FOR the variou.
apartments So that a violator
'av be- tried on al charges against
Mm az ono time
Action directed against the
slum landlord is result Of fragrant
violations OF building and health
codes and ordinances in two or
three pubhcized cases. one Of
INCH indirectly concerned the
death of z baby
Action directed against the
Stun landlord is result of flag
rant Violations Of building and
health codes and ordinances in
two or three publicizcd cases. one
oi which indirectly concerned the
death OF bow.
\ uniform penalty policy wss
sought because the present set
up has most city ordinances pro-
vide different maximum penalties.
thus referee must constantly
refer to a book 81 ordinances.
Court procedure would be
Spcedcd and enforcement would
be aided the referee stated.
Only One Adjournment
They also pointed out thai a
one-adlournment policy in hous-
ine violations would set a spec
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-27
Briggs Roman Catholic
Beer Psychologist the Devil
Defeats The Tigers
March IL, 1854

Mr. Fred Hutchinson, Manager
Detroit Tigers
Lakeland, Florida
Dear Mr.. Hutchinson:
The Tigers could win the pennant and the World
Championship!!!
That is what think of divine inspiration ver.u.
TALENT skill, etc. know you know what inspired
teams have done-outcIassing teams that, ON paper.
seemed ever much stronger.
In better times, the French believed that the
moral was to the physical, 2 to !.
However, you have haz. in that, the devil
shares the broadea'tins and ',ing vi. beer
brewer. q
And don't let anyone tell you ,IcohoI and
tobacco are not two of the false gods devil that
would deceive, If possible the very eIec You can't
join Christian Science Church-of e. chosen
people-if either alcohol tobacco!! You are
welcome, most welcome, Is a visitor, indefinitely
Charley Dresser lost the World Championships
last year because he sucker enough to sponsor
cigarette advertising coast to coast!-easy money!
II you're going to knock off a Goliath, you'd better
lay Off his vices! (smiles)
Much more could be said but enough for now!
Sincerely and cordially yours,
AFF:m Andrew F. Fruehauf, C.S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-27
Louisville to Mix
Fire Fighters

LOUISVILLE. Ky.-Negro lire
men will be intcgrated into all
white units here, according TO
John Krusenklaus. fire chief.
The Chief said there now are
some al vacancies in the all
white units and they will be
filled from names from q civil
service list which included both
Negroes and whites.
The civil service no longer
maintains two lists, one for white
and another for colored persons,
The new policy Is in line with
a request OF Mayor BroadduS
Any Negroes selected will bc
assigned wherever VIC need them,
Krusenklaus said. None Is needed
ut the departments two all-Ne-
gro stations, he added.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-27
New York Pastor
Lenten Speaker

Eagerly awaited each ycal as
the leading speaker on the De-
troit Council Of Churches Noon
Lenten Series is DR.. Ralph w.
Sockman who will speak this
coming Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The services are held daily.
Monday through Friday. at Gen.
trail Methodist Church. Wood
ward al Grand Circus Park.
from 1910 10 1850 pm.
The preacher on Thursday will
be the Very Rev. John J. Weaver,
dean of St. Paul's Cathedral, and
on Friday, the Rev DR. Robert
Clyde Yarbrough. new minister
of the North Woodward Congre-
gational Church.
DR.. Sockman is pastor OF Christ
Church (MethodisO New York,
the head OF the National Hall OF
Fame and one of the worlds
most famous radio preachers. He
is author Of many books and Is
in demand as lecturer and
preacher from coast to coast.
Presiding officers will be: Mon
day, DR.. Benjamin +. Holme. De-
troit district superintendent of
Methodist Church; Tuesday,
Charles Z. Boyd OF Retail Mer-
chants Association; Wednesday,
William p. Gossett. of Ford Motor
Companys Thursday, DR.. Cla-
renee Hilsberry, president OF
Wayne University. ard Friday,
the Rev. Wilbur w. Bloom. ex-
ecutive secretary. Detroit Baptist
Missionary Society.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-27
Master in Chancery

CHICAGO (GlobaD - Euclid
Louis Taylor. prominent Chicago
attorney, has been appointed
Master In Chancery in Superior
Court Of Cook (Chicago) County.
An outstanding attorney for
rs years, he was an Assistant
States attorney. former president
OF the National Bar Association.
After leaving the State Attorneys
office. he became a leading Grim
|insl lawyer and established an
enviable record by winning $50
consecutive cases.
Mr.. Taylor was a delegate at
large to the 1852 COP Conven'
'tion.