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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29
Phoenix Members
Eye Celebration

Phoenix, Ariz. - The men,
bers of Lodge 978 have set
aside October 80 for a dual
celebration, that of saluting
the Goth Anniversary of the
Croatian Fraternal Union and
marking the 3rd Anniversary
of their Lodges affiliation
with the Society.
With Pulaski Hall, 42nd
Street and Mcdowell, serving
as the scene of the gathering,
members and friends Of the
Lodge will enjoy a Banquet,
Program and Dance that eve-
ming as they go about the
pleasant task of hailing the
two milestones in question.
Tickets for the Banquet are
now available and may be OBJ
tanned from any official or
member Of the Lodge.
Ludwig Dellis, Scribe
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Badger State In
Anniversary Fete

Milwaukee, Wise. - The
Wisconsin State Council of
C.F.U. Lodges is quite busy at
the present time with ar
rangements for the Goth An
niversary Celebration of the
founding Of the CFU.
This gala celebration is to
be held on Sunday, October
oath, 1854, at the South Side
Armory Hall located at 1920
South 9Th St., Milwaukee.
The program is scheduled
to start. promptly at 800 PM,
with such famous celebrities
appearing as brother Martin
Krasich, Treasurer of the
C.F.U., Charles Elias and his
tamburitzans, and the Amity
Girls Glee Club.
Arrangements are also be-
ing made to have a group of
kolo dancers on the program,
and several other interesting
pers Qualities. After the pro-
gram, a delicious supper will
be served, and dancing will
commence at ZOO Pm. with
the Elias Tamburitzans play
ing for your dancing pleasure.
Stella Jambrek, Sec'y.
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CaIifornians To
Shine October u

San Francisco, Cal. - If
sheer enthusiasm means any,
thing at all, then the North
ern. California Central Com
mittee of Lodges October "a
salute to the 60th Anniversa-
ry of the Croatian Fraternal
Union should be a success of
the first water.
Even now, at this early
date, people are looking for
ward to storming California
Hall in San Francisco on Oc-
tober "a and enjoying a pro-
gram of entertainment the
likes of which has never been
staged here before. To men
ton only a few of the stars
already booked, remember
that you'll thrill to Ray Hac-
kett and his nationally fa-
nous CHS Orchestra, world
renowned tenor Antoine Sol
ianich, and others.
Follow your Zajednicar for
more details. Until then, all
you good people in Northern
California should VOW, here
and now, that you'll be there
October "a.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29
Cleveland Lodqe
To Honor Veteran
Lodge Secretary
Served For Years

Cleveland, Ohio - Accord
ing to a decision made at our
last monthly meeting, we
hereby urge all members of
CFU Lodge IA to attend our
next regular meeting on Sun
day, October 3, at 200 PM,
at the Croatian Home, 6314
St. Clair Avenue.
Many issues for the better
ment of our Lodge will be up
for discussion at this session.
As our members know, our
Secretary, bro. Stephen Simu-
movie, who has served us in
this capacity for thirty-eight
years, has asked to be re-
lieved Of his duties.
At this meeting we intend
to present a small gift to this
esteemed brother as a token
of appreciation for all his SER
vices to the Lodge during
these many years.
The Goth Anniversary of
the Croatian Fratenal Union
will be commemorated by the
Cleveland C. F. u. Lodges on
Sunday, November %, and a
special souvenir booklet is be-
ing prepared in honor of the
occasion. All Lodges affiliated
with the group are asked to
send a photograph of their
official family or of the entire
membership if they desire, all
such photos to appear in this
booklet.
We urge our members,
therefore, to attend our next
regular monthly meeting at
which this picture will be
taken.
You old timers come and
show that you still have that
old love for your Society,
while the younger generation,
upon whose shoulders the fu-
ture of the organization rests,
are also urged to be in at
tendance.
Frank Masokato, Treas.
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tional thirty-days time will
encourage those who perhaps
Jagged behind to roll up their
sleeves.
Extension To Aid Many
Our Campaign leader, bro
ther George Balich, Lodge
288, Indiana Harbor, Ind,
who told me, at the celebra-
ton of the Goth CFU Ami
versary in South Chicago on
September 5th, that the 60
ing will be tough, but that
he had hopes of succeeding
with the help of his Lodge
President, brother Peter Pc
mich, will, I am sure, be one
of the first to reach his goal.
Sister Mary Burma,
Lodge 1877, Vancouver, B.
c., Canada, writes that she
will send in new applica-
tions worth 11O points, as
soon as the Lodge Commit
tee approves them.
Broth her John Stanfel,
Lodge 872, Des Moines, Iowa,
has been arranging picnics
and dances in order to acti-
[Continued On Page 81
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Johnstown Ready
For Fall Fro|iCs

JOhnstOWn, Pa. - On Sum-
day, October II, an all-day
program beginning at 200
PM will be staged.
Our CFU Lodge 5 men,
bers will play host to all the
Lodges and Clubs in Cambria
County, and candidates for
public office will be heard as
both political parties will be
well represented at the event.
Following the meeting a So
cial hour will be held and be
climaxed by a grape dance.
In fact, a real old fashioned
affair is being arranged for
your pleasure.
The Veselo Selo Tamburit-
zans have been booked for the
occasion, and the hall will be
decorated with fall foliage.
On Sunday, October 31st,
the Annual M a S q u er a d e
Dance will be held in the Hall.
Prizes for the best costumes
will be given and other sur
prises are in store for all our
guests.
The Committee extends a
cordial invitation to attend to
our many members and
friends in this area. All sorts
of delicacies and refreshments
may be obtained during the
festivities.
- Frank Sobditch, Pres.
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one of these ducats have been
sold, for we anticipate a re-
cord breaking crowd.
A packed hall will not
only please our guest of
honor and speaker of the
day, but represent a tribute
on our part to the CrOatian
Fraternal Union.
Northern California has al
ways been a staunch booster
of the Society. Let us VOW to
keep it that way now and in
the future!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

be more appropriate IMAM a
showing of that much dis
cussed film "This Is Your
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Cokeburg Awaits
Society's Movie
Members Primed
For Gala Evening

COkeburg, Pa. - The men,
bers of Guardian Angel"
Junior Nest 122 will sponsor
a Dance and the showing of
the film "This Is Your Gro
atian Fraternal Union!" on
Saturday, October 2, 1854, at
the Croatian Home, on Victor
Street.
The affair is being ar
ranged to raise funds for the
annual Christmas party
which our youngsters enjoy.
So, the success of this ven-
ture determines the amount
Of enjoyment in store for the
kiddies during the holiday
season.
The presentation Of the mo-
vie will begin promptly at
7::30 PM, with dancing to the
tunes of the Sloboda Tambur-
itzans of East Pittsburgh,
Pa, scheduled to follow the
showing.
Many of our members and
friends have never been to
the CFU Home Office and are
certain to enjoy the tour
which will be conducted by
film, via narrator Stephen F.
Brkich, English Editor of the
"Zajednicar."
In the evening, directly af-
ter the showing of the film,
we have once again engaged
the famous Sloboda Tambur-
itzans to entertain you for
your dancing and listening
pleasure.
Plenty of hot barbecued
lamb, plus a large selection of
other favorite dishes and IL
quid refreshments, will be on
hand throughout the festivi-
ties. To please all in attend
ance, we will also have a va
riety of Croatian pastries on
sale.
We hope to see all the par
ents of our Juniors in attend
ance, since by their presence
they will help to make the
Forthcoming Christmas party
one of the best ever held. We
cordially invite all our friends
to join us for an enjoyable
evening.
Bernard Luketich
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Tickets for the delicious
ham and turkey feast may be
obtained for the paltry sum
of $3.50 per plate, from any
member of the Committee,
officers of the Lodge and
many members. Or, call bro.
Glavas, at CT 2-7091, and
make your reservations just
as soon as possible.
Indeed A Rare Evening
Not only will our guests
enjoy the meal, thrill to the
beauty of the CFU film, meet
honored guests, but they will
also be entertained by the
outstanding accordionist on
the Coast, Pete Kusalo. Pol
kas, waltzes, kolos and your
favorite songs will ring out
and fill the hall with joy.
This is one affair no CFU
member can afford to miss
and we sincerely hope that
our friends from Roseville,
Plymouth and jackson take
time out to join us in our
gala festivities.
A most cordial invitation to
all is extended by the mem.
bership of CF'U Lodge 434
Attend this affair and help
us salute the CFU Diamond
Jubilee in an appropriate
manner.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

a likelihood of not reaching
our goal before the close of
the Campaign, which was to
have run from February LIST
to November Both of this
year. It was further estab-
lished that there are about
ten of our deserving workers
who are in competition to
achieve the main prize in the
Campaign, that of Honorary
Delegate to the Society's
Ninth Convention next year
in Philadelphia.
Therefore, to enable all
of us to fulfill our promise
to enroll six thousand new
members as our gift to the
Society, and also to enable
our contestants for the
main prize to reach their
goal, the Supreme Board
extended tn . Campaign
deadline to the close of the
year, with all present prfvi-
leges remaining in effect.
I know that this decision
of the Supreme Board will
gladden. our field workers, es-
pecially the leaders in the
Campaign contest. The addi-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

Croatian Fraternal Union."
which portrays the workings
and the very heart of our
Society.
Our guests at this ban
quet will be the very first
in Northern California to
view this film, and to meet
our honored guest, bro.
Martin Krasich, C.F.U. Su-
preme Treasurer, Pitts
burgh, and renew acquain-
tances with N. j. Nikolac,
Calf O rnia's outstanding
representative in the CFU
Supreme Board.
Also on hand for the event
will be Pete Capitanich, Pres
ident of the Northern Cali
fornia CFU Central Commit
tee, and many officers and
representatives of CFU Lod-
ges in surrounding areas.
First Visit To District
This will mark bro. Kra-
sich's initial visit to Northern
California in the capacity of
an honored guest and we are
certain that our people will
enjoy meeting and conversing
with him, as much as he will
enjoy his fraternal tour
throughout the State.
Selected as our General
Chairman is bro. George
Glavas, and he will be ably
assisted by Emma Radich,
Peggy Dedier,' Anna Mis-
kulin, Jackie Zanze, Joe
Landek, Nick Zanze, Tony
Orch and John GIayas. Sr.
Bro. Glavas calls upon our
membership to make this
event a manifestation of fra
ternal unity such as has ne
yer been witnessed before in
our locality. He asks that we
pledge ourselves to the great
er expanding of effort to
build a bigger and better Gro
Fraternal Union.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

WON'T BE LONG :. Shown above is Hotel Sylvania,
Locust at Juniper Street. Philadelphia which will be the Of
cal Headquarters of the Croaan Fraerna Union during
it's 9th Quadrennia Convention year from now The
Convention will be called to order Monday morning Septem
Der 1855 Here oo will be housed those of the Sociey
Goth Anniversary Membership Campaign Field Workers who
qualify Honorary Convention Delegates before the drive
ends December 3d. 1854 The original Campaign deadine
November 80 of this year, but the Supreme Board
Gently changed read December 81 instead in order that
could qualify Honorary Delegates
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Lodge 929 of Mountain Views
with Jerko Jerkovic, Chair
man, N. ]. Nikolac, Secretary,
and Milan M. Popovich, Trea-
surer, heading the Committee
on Arrangements. Scene of
the festivities will be Napre-
dak Hall, Cupertino.
Bro. Krasich Is scheduled
to speak during the Pro-
gram which is to begin at
200 PM sharp. 1t will
mark the Supreme Treasu-
rer's first visit to Northern
California and hundreds of
the Society's district men,
bers are awaiting his ap-
pearance.
Co-starring on the Pro-
gram will be Ante Soljanic,
internationally famed opera
great, and Junior Kolo Dance
Groups from both San Jose
and Mountain View, Pearl
Brkljacic directing.
Society Proud OF Film
Another outstanding fea-
ture of the afternoon Pro-
gram will be the first local
screening of "This Is Your
Croatian Fraternal Union!'
Stephen F. Brkich, English
Editor of the Zajednicar, mar
rates the 16mm. sound, tech
nicolor production.
The film shows the So
ciety's Home Office at
Pittsburgh and introduces
to the audience the Execu-
tive Officers, Officials, and
members of the Clerical
Staff.
The action then swings to
Gary, Indiana, for extremely
interesting shots of the Jun
ior Order Nest 10 Summer
School which made history in
the Midwest. Our local Jun
ior Order members will GER
tainly enjoy this colorful por-
ton of the film.
Finally, the narrator takes
his listeners to Des PLANES,
Illinois, for a visit" at the
Children's Home of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union. If
these shots don't make your
heart swell with pride for
your Society, then, believe us,
nothing will.
Wanted: Record Crowd
Arrangements have also
been made to serve a variety
of refreshments Immediately
following the Program. Dane
ing will prevail throughout
the evening hours.
All members of the three
United Lodges of Santa Cla-
ra Valley were sent two tic
kets to dispose Of for this ex-
traordinary October 10 af-
fair. It is hoped that every
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Santa Clara Valleys United Lodges
To Honor Society Sunday, October 10
During Day.Long Fiesta AT Cupertino
Supreme Treasurer Martin kraSich Is
Scheduled To Speak Before Screening
Of SOciety's Sound, Technicolor Film

BY Milan NJ. Popoyich Treasurer, United Lodges
CupertinO, Calf - Martin Krasich Pittsburgh, SUI
Treasurer of the Croatian Fratena Union will be
the guest of honor and principal speaker here Sunday Oco
Der TO- during the United Lodges of Santa Clara Valley
salute to the 60th Anniversary of the Society.
Sponsoring the fete mt Hamilton" Lodge 62 of
San Jose Soboda Lodge 676 of Cupertno and De Anza
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Recruiters Given Until December 81
To Qualify For Grand Campaign Prize
Extension OF DeadIine Should Satisfy
Those Striving For Trip To Convention

Those Striving For Trip To Convention
BY v. 1. Mandich, Chairman, Campaign Committee
Pittsburgh, Pa. - During the semannual meeting of
the Supreme Board held early in September there came
up discussion the Jubilee Campaign for six thou
sand new members with six million dollars life insurance
in honor Goth Anniversary of the Croatan Frater
nal Union.
In the of the discussion, and from the report
of the Campaign Committee evident that there
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29
Supreme Treasurer Martin krasich Will
Visit Pacific Coast Centers Next Month

Sacramento Lodge 434 Members Gird
For Saturday. October 2, Salute To
Society's Sixtieth Anniversary Year
Speech BY Society's Supreme Treasurer
And Showing Of Widely Acclaimed Movie
Among Highlights Of Long Planned Fete
BY George Glavas, Chairman, General Committee
Sacramento, Calf. - An affair of unparalleled mag
ntude has been scheduled by the members of @ Vncenca
CFU Lodge 434, for Saturday. October g. at the Dante
Clubhouse when they undertake to mark the 6Oth Annver
sary of the Croatian Fateal Union with Banquet and
Program.
On such auspcous occasion the celebration OF
the Goth birthday great organization what could
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-05-15

1t is estimated that more than rs
per cent of retail grocery stores are
now being operated at least partly
on a self-service basis. Approx
mately 20 per cent of meat sold in
this country is through self-service
departments.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-05-15
Corn Canned
In Concrete
BY BILL STELLMON,
RoVing Reporter

WEATHER DOESN'T interfere
with silage feeding on John Horst's
Dawson County ranch. His new
trench silo, set in a well-drained
gravel sidehill handy to feeding
areas, is built of concrete. So, good
day or bad, there's solid footing for
his feeding equipment.
Horst had the silo built last year,
contracting all work except the
excavation. (See picture page ~
eve turned to concrete because
the silo area is solid gravel" he
says. ct cost money, but we think
we have permanent structure.
And we know it's an excellent silo."
The trench, 100 feet long and 10
feet deep, is 10 feet wide at the
base, Is feet at the top. Walls are
8-inch concrete while the floor is
6-inch. Both are reinforced with
half-inch steel.
Cost of construction, not including
the excavating which Horst did
himself, ran around 26 cents per
cubic foot of silage area. That seems
high-but both Horst and the con-
tractor point out the difficulty of
comparing it to cost of the same
job you might do yourself. For
Horst's silo, pre-mixed cement was
used; walls had to be double-formed,
because of the gravel, and all con-
struction was topgrade.
Walls of the 'silo were poured in
12-foot sections to allow for expan-
sion and contraction of the concrete.
And the contractor believes 8-inch
walls are necessary. Anyone build
ing 6-inch silo wall is taking the
chance of losing his money" he
believes.
The silo floor was s1oped IS inches
over its 100 feet of length. And,
at the structures closed end, a
gradually sloped 20-foot apron was
poured so equipment can be driven
through easily.
Horst filled the si1o for the first
time last fall, and he's been highly
pleased with the results. With an
estimated 300 tons of corn ensiled,
spoilage was hard to find: None
on the sides, normal amount on
top. And that top spoilage, he says,
seems impossible to stop. Last year
he tried covering with sisal paper,
oat hay and straw. And, though
he soaked it good, about the same
amount of silage spoiled under each
cover.
A registered Hereford breeder,
Horst plants about 80 acres of corn
each year on his dryland farm
ground, ensiling as much as time
allows. He uses the silage princi
pally to grow out calves, though
he also fed to the cow herd this
spring.
Evening star., 1954-11-07

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l or 2 persons: $40 wk. CO. 5-632O.
17os KILBoURNE fL.-Nicely furn.
2-rm. apt. suit. for .cple. or 2 girls.
sos mn. RE. 7-9370 DAYS: HO.
e58S iath ST. N.w.-Lge. bright rm.,
S1O wk. DE. 2-1H75. -21
113 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Me-
large room fol, 2, completely fur
nished. Share kitchen. 25'
CONN. AVE. opp. sheraton-Pk. Htl.
-Furn. -unfurn.; refgrs.; LIZ, La
bus; $35-$6O mo. co. b-2711;
L.H.K. RIM. in quiet house; close in;
no, drinking; SO week. I'LL 11th
st. NV. HU. 1856. -22
1898 IRyING N.W:xsglss;. nicely i e
empl. only; $39.5O. CO. 5-315S.