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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Ros|yn Lodge s. Members Take Leave
To Serve In Armed Forces OF Country

States Navy in July, 1851,
and is presently stationed in
Japan, serving as a "fire-
man."
: The two brothers met in
California while George was
in basic training. They also
'chanced to meet twice in
Japan while both were on
leave and spent some time
together.
Tom and George are the
sons of Anna and Juraj Kata-
linich, of South Gle Elum.
Their mother was born in Lie
,gorski Kotar and their ia
ther in Melnica, Lika. The
boys have one brother and
three sisters at home.
To both these deserving
young men we wish loads of
good luck and fortune and
may they. soon return to oul
midst safe and sound.
Rudolph Kovacevich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Efna Nest Treat
Due December II

Etna, Pa. - The young
sters of Junior Nest 81 are
in for another annual Christ
mas treat on Saturday, De
cember 11th, at 7:30 PM, at
the Croatian Home, 40
Bridge Street. a' ~ ? ~
The usual gala festivities
will prevail what with gobs Of
goodies to consume and the
favorite beverages plentiful
during the entire event.
Well have movies and San
ia himself promises to ride
into town that very day to
distribute the treats we have
in store for our kiddies.
The parents are naturally
invited to bring the kids down
to the Croatian Home and
then stay around to enjoy the
fun right along with them.
You'll all be received most
cordially. ..
We wish, at this time, to
extend our sincere wishes for
a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year ,to png en-
tire membership. sSs sas =
Ann Kretchmaier, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

ROslyn, w a S h. - Tw O
members of Roslyn c. F. u.
Lodge S., step brothers Geo.
Katalinich and Tom Klobu-
car, are currently. serving
their country in the Armed
Forces.
George was born on Aug
ust 8, 1888, attended Gle
Elum High School and grad
uated with the Class of 1851.
He attended Central Wash
ington College of Education
at Ellensburg for two years
prior to his induction into
the Army in March, 1853.
Bro. Katalinich received
his basic training in Califor-
MIA and is now stationed in
Korea. >'-s-'@ s-e..r
His step-brother Tom Klo-
bucar, was born on March 6,
1881 and graduated from Gle
Elum High School in 1851.
Tom enlisted in the United
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Duke 1dmburitzans In
Conquest Of East Chi

East Chicago, Ind. - A
near capacity crowd filled the
Roosevelt High School Audi
torium, East Chicago, on No
vember 28th for the annual
concert of the Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans, pre-
sented by the "Sloga' Gro
attain Singing Society.
This annual event is "Slo-
gas" second big production
each year, the first being the
glee clubs affair in the
spring.
The Tamburitzans present
ed an appealing, vigorous pro-
gram which was entertaining
from start to finish. They are
directed by Walter Kolar.
The group, comprised Of
singers, dancers and instru-
mentalists, was attired in au-
thentic, handmade European
costumes. The cultural, enter
tanning show was one of the
social highlights of tn e
Thanksgiving weekend in this
area.
Following the co n c ert,
"Sloga" officials feted the
Tammies with a dinner at a
local restaurant. The officers
are Andrew Livovich, Presi-
dent, Matthew Rivich, Vice.
President, Mrs. Anthony Es-
till, Secretary and Matthew
Mudrovich, Treasurer.
That evening "Sloga" spon-
sored a dance at the Croatian
Home in Indiana Harbor.
American and European
dance music was provided by
the two musical ensembles
within the Tammie organiza-
ton. As usual, the dance drew
a huge crowd.
Publicity Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Warren Members
To Iionize Kids

Warren, Ohio - We wish
to bring to the attention Of
all members of CFU Lodge
593 that q Christmas Party
is being planned for the affi-
liates of our Junior Nest 238,
on December II, at 200 Pm,
at the Moose Hall, Franklin
Street.
We ask that all parents
bring the youngsters Of the
Nest to the festivities and
then plan on attending the
party also. Lodge Officers,
parents, and kiddies from one
to one hundred years Of age
will be welcome.
A fine program was pre-
sented last year and we had
a very nice gathering. This
year the event promises to be
even a greater success, as the
program will consist of sing
ing, the showing of films, the
playing of records and last
but not least, the appearance
of old St. Nick himself, to dis
tribute the gifts. ~ ys,ss Z. I. vss
The success Of this affair
depends upon our members
and whether or not they care
to avail themselves of the op-
portunity of. !, gathering to-
gether in a fraternal manner
and exchanging 8 e a s o n s
greetings for the holidays
ahead.
There'll be refreshments
galore so come on down and
have a grand time on Sunday,
December 18th.
Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Vans To 'Fete Juniors"
Slnlda December 18th

Milwaukee, Wise -. Santa
Claus will be at Karlovich's
Kocktail Lounge on Sunday
afternoon, December ~, to
meet all the good Vanguards
and members of the, Junior
Nest: There will be games
and prizes and goodies for
the young fry, also movies.
There will be fun for the
grownups too. Vanguards are
requested to bring a 25c gift.
Juniors just bring themselves,
good dispositions and appe-
tites.. s f9i ..41s~ts'
Annual meeting of the
Vanguard" Lodge '807 will
be held Immediately after the
regular December meeting,
Thursday, December 9. At
tend the meetings - put, in
your two cents worth - have
your say in your Lodge. Elec-
ton of officers will be held,
and a program scheduled for
the next year. aa. .--.
y Remember, if you haven't
paid your dues, now would be
a good time to get even with
the board, and start out the
new year fresh. s.a
Gabby Vanguard
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Los Angeles Nest "A
In Party December 18th
FAT ST. Anfhony's Hall

Los Angeles, Calf. - A ga
Ia Yuletide Party is being
planned for the members and
friends of Junior Nest "a. 1t
will be held on Saturday, De-
cember 18, at st. Anthony's
Croatian Church Hall, TIA
Alpine Street, at 2:30 PM.
Each and every member of
the Nest is cordially invited
to attend and also bring along
a friend. Possibly little Suzie
next door might enjoy the
festivities, so tell her to come
along as your guest.
We are having games, pri-
zes, entertainment, .'inging
and refreshments of all sorts.
Santa Claus promises to be
on hand to help dish out the
fun and frolic, SO you kiddies
come down and tell him your
Christmas troubles and de-
sires.
Also, if any member can
play any instrument, sing or
dance, and would like to par
ticipate in the program please
contact your Nest Manager
at 938 No. Beaudry Avenue,
Los Angeles ~.
! If you are interested in at
tending this Junior shindig,
call me just as soon as pos
sible.
Lube Prskalo, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
East ST. Louis Youth
In For Standouf Time
Sunday, December ~
East st. Louis, Ill.

East st. Louis, iii. - The
management of Nest IS, as
well as Lodges Ban Josip
Jelacic" and "Vjerne Hrvati-
ce" of East st. Louis, take
pleasure in announcing that
at 2 PM, Sunday, December
19, at the Croatian Hall, 9th
and Lynch Avenues, a Xmas
Party will be given to men,
bers of the Junior Order.
AS now planned, gifts will
be distributed to all Juniors
regardless of age, perhaps
not in person by the grand
old guy known as Santa Claus
but by one of his Lodge rep
resentatives. All in all an en-
tertaining afternoon is plann-
ed for everyone, both young
and old, including a number
Of games to make the event
more interesting. .s
Therefore, you J u n j o r S
please mark your calendars
accordingly and remember in
addition to yourselves your
parents are most cordially in
vited. There will be no admis-
sion charge nor any other fee
involved. Your presence is all
that is requested for a most
enjoyable time.
Peter Beondich, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Masontown Prez Asks
Younq To Take Interest

Masontown, Pa. - We'd
like to inform all members
of "Bratska Sloga' C. F. U.
Lodge 566 that the regular
and annual meetings will take
place on Sunday, December
19, at the Slovak Hall, West
Masontown, promptly at 100
PM.
The annual session during
which we have the election
of officers for the new year
will follow in short order. 1t
is the duty Of every member
to attend and cast a ballot for
those who are best suited for
leadership of our Lodge.
We urge the younger gen.
Grafton to take an active part
at this meeting and in the
year ahead since it has previ-
ously been decreed that the
English language will Off
cially replace the mother
tongue which has been spo-
ken in our midst since our
organization.
My very best regards for a
Merry Christmas and a Hap
py New Year to the entire
CFU membership.
Michael Mihalicb, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

affair, with refreshments and
amusements guaranteed to sa-
tisfy one and all. Santa win
be there to distribute gifts,
so don't stay away only to be
sorry you missed the affair
later.
So, NOM and dad, round
up the kids and bring them
down to their special annual
social. If you know of. any
youngsters who, are eligible
to join our group, bring them
along also and perhaps we
can induce them to become a
part of our fraternal society.
Well be seeing you all on
December Goth.
Barbara Shaginaw, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
LawrenceyilIe Junior Order Nest II
Puts Finishing Touches 10 Yule Party

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Monday,
December Goth, is the day set
aside for the Annual Christ
mas Party for the youngsters
of Junior, Nest 81. The time
is 1880 PM, at the beautiful
Bratska Sloga Hall, Law
renceville.
We appeal to the parents
of our young members to
bring their children down to
the party and help them cele-
brate a happy event. 1t is just
such affairs as these which
make our Juniors conscious
of our organization and fami-
liar with the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
The party is to be a gala
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Conway Juniors
viii Make Merry

Conway, Pa. = The An
nual Junior Order Nest 113
Christmas Party is scheduled
to take place Sunday, Decem-
ber 19, at 200 PM in the Cro-
attain Home Hall.
A generous treat will be
distributed, en- tie r tainment
provided, and a good time
guaranteed during. this al
ways pleasant pre-holiday
gathering of our young men,
bers.
Michael Roman, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
South Side Pitt
Nest In Shindiq

S. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. - AS
in bygone years, the young
sters of Junior Nest 81 will
once again be feted at the
Annual Christmas Party on
Saturday, December 18, at
the Croatian Hall, promptly
at 700 PM. All kiddies and
parents are cordially invited
to attend.
Well have the usual good
les on hand for your pleasure
such as hot dogs, soda pop,
candy and other grab bag
surprises. The program of
events will include a visit
from old St. Nick himself,
toting a heavy bag laden with
the stuff that puts the spar
kle in youngsters eyes, and
interesting movies.
Thanks to the generosity
of CF'U Lodges 20, Sand 90,
and that of the Croatian Club
and "Hrvatske zene," these
annual gala events are made
possible and we, in behalf of
the children Of the Nest, are
very grateful.
We cordially invite you
parents to bring your children
to the Croatian Hall on De.
cember 18th and enjoy the
special holiday festival with
them.
Matt Bogovic, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Record Crowd Attends
Tams' zeiq|er Concert

Zeigler, iii. - We wish to
extend our most sincere
thanks to all the members of
CFU Lodge 452 and wonder
full people who attended the
recent Concert staged by the
famous Duquesne University
Tamburitzans.
The we'll known ensemble
played to a full house and
the audience was very appre-
ciative of all the talent and
performances of the well
versed stars of the show. In
fact, people came from as far
as one hundred miles to see
the event and we know were
well satisfied for making the
trip.
Our appreciation goes out
to the Director and members
of the Orchestra who worked
so hard in preparing such a
wonderful program.
We are also grateful to the
Glodich Brothers Motor Sales
Company, of West Frankfort,
for donating it's half hour of
radio time over Station W.T.
RX to the Tammies, and to
Station WJPF and the news
papers.
Needless to say our thanks
20 out to the Editors of the
Zajednicar for the wide pub
licity which helped to make
this concert the tremendous
success that it was.
Joe Povich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
With Apologies
To Robert Zurich

San Jose, Calf. - Due to
an error on the part of one
Of the Zajednicar's West
Coast informants, the name
Of our young Junior Nest 246
member, Robert Zurich, was
omitted from the lineup of
stars who performed at both
the October 10th Sixtieth An
niversary Celebration Of the
CFU and the October "a pro-
gram staged in San Francis
co by the Northern California
Central Committee. ..
Robert is a hard working
member Of the recently or
ganized Junior Nest 246 Glee
Club which was a participant
in these affairs and should,
by all means, receive the pro-
per credit for his performan-
ces.
We realize that omissions
of this sort are unintentional, !,
and we regret that mistakes
such as these do happen. Sor-
ry that your name was left
out, Robert, but we hope you
will forgive those involved,
those who handled the publ
city sent us from the West
Coast. Blame them - not us !
The members of the Nest
246 Glee Club, all affiliated
with the Croatian Fraternal
Union, are as follows:
Annette Bacilo, Robert Zu-
rich, Pat Labudak, Stephen
Kovacich, Grace Della, Ste
phen Della, Andrew Grgich,
NADIA Joy Selich, Ivan Pavli-
ma, ]. Kusalo, Diana Della, R.
Kusalo and Ronnie Andria-
sevich.
Our very best wishes go
out to the group for many
more successful performances
in the future.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
St. Louis Group
Will STAGE Party

st. Louis, Mo. - The Gen.
trail Committee of CFU LODI
ges and Junior Nests in st.
Louis is making elaborate
plans to stage a gigantic
Christmas Party for the en-
tire membership of our st.
Louis Junior Nests on Sum
day, December IL, at the
Croatian Church Hall, 18th
and Russell Blvds.
Our interesting program
will be comprised of selected
talent of all sorts and is sure
to please all those in attend
ance, both young and old
alike.
Through the courtesy of
the St. Louis National League
Baseball Club, we will be pri-
vileged to present for your
viewing a most interesting
Commute technicolor film en-
titled Lets Train With The
Cardinals"
We have it on good autho-
rity that Santa Claus will be
in attendance, toting his
usual bag of goodies for the
youngsters. Well have can
dies and a valuable gift and
a toy for each member in at
tendance. Tasty refreshments
will be served the kiddies.
We have many surprises in
store for the youngsters who
plan to attend our Christmas
party on Sunday, December
18th. We urge you to round
up the kiddies and attend this
grand affair with them.
Admission is free of
charge, the only requirement
being that your child is a
member of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
Michael Sestric, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

. What this country needs
is more Illuminated boule-
wards and fewer Illuminated
drivers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-05-22
JACKSON ADVOCATE

man whose devotion to duty, love
for his company and pride in his
position are outstanding and should
be a symbol for all"
Mr.. Beavers began his carer
with Capital in 1941 and during
World War II was a Sergeant in
the U. S. Army.
John Pellegrini, senior operations
agent in Chicago was named "Man
of the Year" and runner-up was
Captain Harry Smith Of Washing
ton, D. c., a pilot whose son flies
for the airline. Merit citations were
awarded to Waller B. Smith, In
surance Manager; Louis Herbkers-
man, foreman of engine crews of
Washington; and Walter Satter-
thwaite, District Operations Man
ager, Clarksburg. The station
award went to Rochester, New
York.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-05-22

club who are to meet the LIST Mon
day meetings monthly are the pres
idents and secretary and members
Of the State Federation Executive
Board.
The program for the afternoon
was well rendered. Mines. Harvey
and Price presented Mines. Ernes-
tine Randall Suits and Ernestine
Mosley Cypress in Mothers Day
special numbers. The panel discus
sion on Youth Projects in our
community, with Mrs. L. B. Jones,
chairman, was as follows:
Mrs. L. B. Walker Jones, chair
man--The YWCA and The Boy
Scouts.
Mrs. L. L. Romans - The YMCA.
Mrs. William E. Miller - The
Girl Scouts.
Mrs. A. H. Noel - The NAACP.
Mrs. Sadie G. Hill-The All
Clubs.
Mrs. Jones closed the discussion
with a very brief summary of the
contributions of sll the agencies
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latest methods and trends in food
preparation. All foods cooked will
also be given to the holder of the
lucky tickets.
The Home Service Fair and Kite
chen Karnival is being directed by
Mrs. Mary Louise Davis, Home
Economist Of Memphis, Tenn, who
will be in Jackson for the next
month coordinating activities for
the Fair.
Mrs. Davis is graduate of
Shaw University, Raleigh, N. c.,
where she majored in Home Eco
Monies. She holds a Certificate in
Journalism from Columbia Univer-
sity, New York City, where she
did work on her Masters Degree.
A resident of Memphis, Tenn,
she is married to a we'll known
contractor and businessman, Will
liam c. Davis, who has many rela-
tives in Greenville and Cleveland,
Miss.
Before her marriage Mrs. Davis
worked for several Negro weeklies
and as Public Relations Director
of Universal Life Insurance Com
pany.
In Memphis she serves as Sec
rotary of the Bluff City and Shelby
County Council of Civic Clubs and
on ;nterracial committees of the
Red Cross Home Nursing Service
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nation and prejudice is, of course
due for a rude awakening" he said.
Resistance to equal rights for
Negroes remains strongest in
states where the "Old plantation
economy remains, and in rice and
cotton-growing areas"
The plantation states were Geor-
gia, South Carolina, Alabama and
Mississippi. The cotton and rice
states are Arkansas, Louisiana and
North Carolina.
The liberal editor denounced a
Georgia plan to abolish public
schools as "preposterous in essen
CO." He pointed out it would place
a financial and educational burden
on the state which would be costly
for a long time.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-05-22

institutions under their control
"(3) That the governing bodies
of the various conferences held
throughout the church consider the
adoption Of similar policy.
"(4) That the sessions Of local
chuches admit persons to member
ship and fellowship in the local
church on the scriptural basis Of
faith in the Lord Jesus Christ
without reference to race.
"(5) That in this time of crisis
and concen, we commend to all in
dividuals in our communion and es-
pecially to all leaders Of our
churches the earnest cultivation
and practice of the Christian
graces of forebearance, patience,
humility and persistent goodwill"
The Southern Presbyterians are
officially known as the Presby-
terian Church in the U. 8. 1t was
formed after the Civil War, sep
arating from the main body, Pres
byterian Church in the United
States of America, on the race
question.
Looking at segregation from the
Bible, the Council of Christian
Relations concluded as follows: God
as the sovereign ruler over all crea-
ton recognizes all men as equal
although some may differ in out
ward appearance. ut is Gods will
that the law of Christian love be
operative in all human relation
ships"
In the study of racial Indignation
in various areas the Council
learned:
l. There has not been a single
instance of violence or trouble in
any case where Negroes have been
admitted to church colleges, theo-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-05-22
Mary Church
Terrell Club
meteing Held

Mines. ). II. Powell and Lillian
Ran all were co-hostesses to Mary
Church Terrell Literary Club in
its final business meeting on Thurs
day afternoon with 26 members
present.
During the business session the
club made plans for the Public
Social Meeting on June 10 which
is a Garden Party and Flower
Show to which all Terrell friends
are invited. This invitation will be
extended again through the Press
and through the mail but the club
is very anxious to have the many
friends come to the L. L. Romans
home on June 10 between $3.50 and
1880 p. m. and enjoy our Social
Meeting.
A donation was sent to the
Health Fund for the corrective pro-
gram for children sponsored by the
Health Department.
This year the Educational Prizes
were given to Oakley Training
School to be used in a competitive
manner and to be awarded on the
basis of spelling.
Terrell will recognize it's grad
yates. Among those reported this
year are Carsie Alvin Hall, Jr., son
of Atty. and Mrs. C. A. Hall, Sr.
who will complete work in the
High School and the son of DR..
and Mrs. William E. Miller who
will receive his degree from COL
lege.
Plans are being made for the
National Association of Colored
Women's meeting in Washington
D. c. late in July. Several men,
bers enrolled as Hostesses in the
Social Register and this report will
be forwarded to our State Chair
man Mrs. 7. J. Barnes of Laurel,
Miss. who is chairman of the Miss.
Stop-Gap Committee. This effort
will benefit the National Head
quarters which building has been
purchased recently and efforts are
being made to cancel the indebt-
edness at very early date. Dele
gates to this meeting will report
later. Mississippi is entitled to 70
voting Delegates.
Final reports were made on Ter
rell's Birthday Calendar Project
and Mrs. Charles C. Mosley and
her very efficient Committee ac-
copied the responsibility to arrange
a Calendar for 1866 in a much
larger and more effective manner.
More members will join the Com
mittee soon. The club is very CRATE
full to the friends for their support
of this effort for this year.
During the year our Club Roll
had been opened for the reception
of 4 new members and at this
meeting the quota was filled. An
other charming member, Mrs. Bill
Hunt, was present for the first
time. The club voted unanimously
to extend an invitation to Mrs.
Rushing whom we hope will be
able to meet with us in our Gar
den Party. This completed our
roll until other vacancies are
created. Terrell Club is extremely
proud of the fine women who are
banded together to do intensive
civic and cultural work.
A few weeks ago the Club join
ed heartily in the REORGANIZATION
of the City Federation. Mrs. Doris
T. Hall was named President of
the Federation and in this meet
ing of the club our Appointed Rep
resentatives named were Mines.
L. B. Walker Jones and Blanche
Brown. Other members of this