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Mrs. Houehton
To Be Speaker

Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton.
assistant director Of the
Foreign Operations Admins
tration. will speak at the an
nual spring luncheon Of the
Capital Division of the Wom-
ans National Farm and Gar
den Association.
The luncheon will be held
in the Blue Room Of the
Shoreham Hotel on Thursday
at 1890 o'clock.
Among the honored guests
viii be Mrs. Charles E. Wilson,
wife Of the Secretary of De-
tense. and a member Of the
Michigan Division Of the
Farm and Garden Association,
and Mrs. Robert s. Perry, jr.,
president Of the New Jersey
Division.
The club has also invited q
number of diplomatic corps
wives.
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Reception toFete
Ormondy
On Tuesday

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thomas
Brod Of Washington and New
York will honor Eugene Or
mandy and members of the
Philadelphia Orchestra at a
reception at the Arts Club
of Washington on Tuesday eve
ming.
Also honored at the event
will be the internationally
noted pianist. Solomon. who
is scheduled to appear with
Mr.. Ormandy and the Phila-
delphia Orchestra in a concert
at Constitution Hall that eve
ming.
Mrs. Brod is a former resi-
dent of Philadelphia and a
longtime friend of Mr.. Or
mandy. The reception will
serve as an informal going
away" for him before he leaves
the country this month for an
extensive European tour be-
ginning when the ensemble
inaugurates the Paris Festival
Of 1855.
Those who will assist at the
serving tables are Mrs. James
H. Duff, Mrs. Edward Martin,
Mrs. Richard Simpson, Mrs.
Harold E.. Stassen, Mrs. Carl
McCardle and Mrs. Andrew
Snow.
Among those who will attend
the reception are Gov. and
Mrs. Sherman Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Rabb, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Jack Martin, Assistant Sec
Rotary of Defense and Mrs.
Donald A. Quarles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Biffle, Mr.. and Mrs,
r Peter Ansherrv
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Miss Lucille A. Russo.
Married recently in the
Church of the Nativity.
Evening star., 1955-10-16
See From Cover

tries and as many bruises that Ava finally made
happy landing.
In "Bhowani Junction" Ava plays an Anglo
Indian girl torn between East (see cover) and
West (symbolized here by the motorcycle The
Indian Government reportedly took q dim view
Of the book and the picture hence the filming
in neighboring Pakistan IL. 0.
Evening star., 1955-10-16
Save Herl It's Avail

il was bruised and rueful Ava Gardner who
emerged from the motorcycle sequence illustrated
on this page - scene from the M-G-M movie,
"Bhowani Junction" which was recently filmed
in Pakistan.
The script called for her to fall directly into the
arms of Stewart Granger. This may sound easy
to lots Of girls but il wasn't II was only after IA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Miami Lodge 982
To Mark Birthday

Miami, Fla. - In commem-
Grafton of their first Anniver-
sary the affiliates of C.F.U.
Lodge 9S2 are making prepa-
rations to stage a Picnic on
Sunday, February u, 1855, at
the grounds located near Le-
mas Bar and Motel.
To find the outing site from
West Palm Beach, 60 right
across Hollywood to 2O9th
Street, on U. S. Route 1, or
better known as Biscayne
Blvd. Cross the Gulf Stream
Track and shortly you will
see the motel sign.
Those of you who are COM
ing in from Bradenton, Sara
sofa, ETC., take U. S. Route
Al to Route 1, across Ojus to
2O9th Street. You may even
stay the night at Lena's Mo-
tel at reasonable prices,
should you so desire.
AS was the case at our pre-
vious outings, we intend to
have your favorite appetizers
and refreshments on hand
throughout the festivities.
Our members and friends
alike, are invited to join us
for the celebration.
Joseph Pavlak, Rep.
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Milwaukee, Wise. - T h e
Mothers Club of the Milwau-
kee-West Allis Area c. F. U.
Junior Nests is happy to an
nounce that one of it's kolo
dancers and a member of
Nest 81, Mary Panich, has
been selected as our candidate
for delegate to the 4th Jun
ior Convention to be staged
in Gary, Ind, in July of this
year.
Mary is the daughter of
our Vice-President and the
Secretary of Lodge 391, Mary
Homes. She possesses a Won
derful personality and is very
we'll liked among her friends
and her fellow classmates.
Known to many people as
Cookie" Mary has a smile
on her countenance at all
times.
Mary was born on January
%, 1910, stands about five
feet, five inches tall, and has
pretty dark hair and eyes.
She attends the John Dewey
High School and is now in the
ninth grade studying English
literature, science and mathe-
mates.
She helps in the library,
sings with the Chorus and is
Chairman of the Student
Council. Mary speaks the Gro
atian language, plays the &C.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Well Known Joliet, Illinois, Members
Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
Only Son Of Happy Couple Is Candidate
For Delegate To 4th Junior Convention

the festivities lasting until a
late hour. All in attendance
had a grand time, one we will
long remember.
Bro. Grohar is and has
been the Secretary of Lodge
Is for many years and ever
active in all Lodge endeavors.
His son, Kenneth, is a men,
ber of Junior Nest 314 and
was recently appointed to be
our candidate for Delegate to
the forthcoming 4th National
CFU Junior Order Conven-
ton July 2-3-4 at Gary, Ind.
To these two fine frater-
nalists, brother and sister
Grohar, we extend our very
best wishes for continued
happiness and success in the
future.
Josephine Ozbolt, Mgr.
Junior Order Nest 314
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23

Junior Convention and the
Society's 1855 Membership
Campaign honoring the 10th
Anniversary of it's Junior Or.
der Department.
As q result, more - ma
nv more - Candidates for
De lie gates s are expected
from such great CFU Cen
ters as Cleveland, Ohio;
Milwaukee and West Allis,
Wise; North and South
Side Pittsburgh, Pa; Hol-
lywood, Los Angeles and
San Francisco, Calf; Kan
sas City, Kansas; St. Louis
Mo-; Seattle and Tacoma,
WASH; and Portland, Ore,
to mention a few.
And while all this is, al
they say, to the good, we can
not understand the non-in.
terest which has been the un.
usual hallmark so far of such
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23

Joliet, iii. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Valentine Grohar, members
of CFU Lodge 18, celebrated
their Silver Wedding Anniver-
sary on November 20, 1854,
by attending High Mass at st.
Mary's Nativity Croa t / a n
Church, the scene of their
marriage twenty-five years
ago.
Later in the evening Of
that day some four hundred
relatives and friends from
Joliet, Lockport, Chicago, Ci-
cero, Bradley, Canton, West
Allis and Milwaukee, Wise,
and Chicago Heights, were on
hand at the st. Joseph Hall
to toast the happy couple who
have one son, Kenneth.
Music for the occasion was
furnished by the Scion Or
chestra of Milwaukee, with
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prominent areas as Detroit,
Mich, Johnstown, Pa, Ana
conda, Mont, Aliquippa, Pa,
South st. Paul, Mimi, and
other sectors which were bee
hives, of activity during Jun
ior Conventions of yester..'e ear.
No one can tell us that
there just aren't any boys
and girls in these localities in
terested in attending the July
2-3-4 Convention at Gary.
That we can't believe.
Why, then, the silence in
these cities and towns? It's
beyond our ken!
Couple OF Predictions
On the other, brighter side,
both the Membership Gam
paign and Junior Convention
plans are following the pat
tern set for them when the
drive began January 1.
Barring a national econom-
ic crisis, or other unpredic-
tables, the Campaign should
conclude it's scheduled five.
month run May 81 on a note
of unconditional success. Our
prediction is that the Cam
paign will net, in the end, at
Continued On Page 10)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
kay-Cee Pledges
Campaign Support
Committee Calls
For United Front

Kansas City, Kans. - The
Central Educational Commit
tee of Croatian Fraternal
Union Lodges, at it's annual
meeting in January, elected
the following officials for the
current year:
President, John P. Ribic,
1852 West II Terrace, Kansas
City 13, Mo-; Vice-President,
Peter Crnkovic, 735 Ohio
Avenue, Kansas City, Kans. !;
Secretary, Joseph Zurga, ST
Touromee Avenue, Kansas
City, Kans.; and Treasurer,
M. v. Mestrovic, 338 Ann
Avenue, Kansas City, Kans.
According to a statement
made by our President, bro.
r bic, the Committee is
pledged to support any can
didate, boy or girl, who is
willing to help himself to be-
come a delegate to the 4th
National Junior Order Con-
vention which is to be held in
PJuly at Gary, Ind.
The Central Educational
Committee meets every third
Monday of the Month, at 800
PM, at the Croatian-Slovene
Home. Visitors are always
welcome. Let's do our part
in Kansas City in 1855!
Joseph Zurga, Sec'y.
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Pitts Nest 38b
Eyes Convention
Manager Appeals
To All To Attend
Meeting On Sunday

Pittsburgh, Pa. - AS the
new Manager of Junior Nest
1856, we ask all mothers who
have youngsters in the Nest
to attend and bring along
their youngsters to the next
Nest meeting scheduled for
Sunday afternoon, February
27, at Javor Hall.
Wanted: Two Delegates
At this session we must
decide whether or not we
shall begin working in this
years C. F. U. Membership
Drive, wherein we would be
able to send at least two Del
egates to the 4th National
Junior Order Convention des-
tined to be held in July at
Gary, Indiana.
AS you already know, we
are now celebrating the 4Oth
Anniversary of the Junior
Order. This also calls for 5pe-
cial attention and work on
our part if we are to progress
in our organization. If the job
falls to the faithful few, we
cannot do justice to our af-
fi1iation with the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
Let's Get Acquainted!
We ask you mothers to
come to this meeting for yet
another reason. So far we
have become acquainted with
very few of you, since many
of you have not attended our
meetings. Our Lodge boasts
of a large membership but SC
few Of you are present at
meetings that it is difficult
for our president to open the
sessions.
We notice that some of our
youngsters dues are in ar
rears since last year. Now is
the time for you mothers tc
settle these accounts as you
never know what the future
may bring to the kiddies.
Katherine Gusic, Mgr
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Boosting of three Candi-
dates apiece are McKeesport,
Pa, Nest 81 and South Chi
cago, ILL.,, Nest 595. The only
other juvenile branch with
more than one entry in the
p r e-Convention sweepstakes
is Chicago's Nest II, which
has two endeavoring to quail
ify as Junior Delegates.
McKeesport's h rope fuls
are Wayne Brozovich and
Anna Marie and Catherine
Ann Frankovic; South Chi
cago's Carol Joyce Rozich,
jeanette Nj. Klick and He
len M. Zelenika; ChicagO's
Margaret Pardus and Vic
tOria Lee kentos.
In all, 80 Candidates had
filed as of Friday, February
18, for either Junior or Hon.
orary Delegates to what pro-
misses to be a Junior Conven-
ton par excellence.
Interest Is Nationwide
All indications last week
pointed to an increasing ma
tionwide interest in both the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23

quesne University, who have
earned for themselves the
much heralded title ! : "Ame-
rica's most colorful collie
giate musical group" gives to
the thousands of followers an
air of enthusiasm that to
some degree parallels the
coming of Barnum's Great
est Show on Earth"
Local Star Makes Good
The two hour performance
is scheduled for Sunday, Feb
ruary 27, at 300 PM, at the
Cochran High School Audi
torium.
There is little doubt that
the 1000 or more seats in
this hall will be fully occupied
for the occasion.
Richard Mihelic, the nine
teen year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Mihelic of this
city, is Johnstown's contribu-
ton to the internationally ia.
nous group. Richard, with his
rich bass-baritone voice, will
again be one of the featured
stars on this, the 18th annual
tour of the Tamburitzans.
Dance To Cap Big Day
The Croatian Educational
Society "Rodoljub," which
sponsors the appearance o1
the group locally, is agair
bubbling over with enthusi'
asm.
The Committee which con
sists of Edward Neral, Pres
ident of "Rodoljub', JOSEPH
Jacklevich, Secretary, Pau
Palian, Treasurer, Frank Ba'
bich, Steward, and Louis Ste
fanich, along with the mem
bers of the Club, is working
hard to assure the success Of
the show.
Following the afternoons
entertainment, the young ar
fists will be our guests at ar
informal dinner at "Rodo
ljub's" beautiful Count t r J
Club. Dancing at both the
Cambria City and the Coun
try Club will bring the days
festivities to a fitting climax.
Many of "R o d o j u BIS
members and those of thu
Mihelic family are affiliates
of "St. Rochus" CFU Lodge
Is.
Edward Neral, Pres.
| Joseph Jacklevich, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
CFU's 1bnlrn Film
Remains Available
Society Anxious
To Tell Its Story

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Though
the film 'This Is Your Gro
attain Fraternal Union" has
been shown in a number of
C.F.U. centers in America,
and a few in Canada, we still
receive inquiries for it's book
ing.
AS you most certainly must
have read in previous an
nouncements, but another
description will not be super
fluous, we reiterate that it is
a technicolor and narrative
film, with the narration by
Stephen F. Brkich, the Eng
lish Editor of the Zajednicar.
The film is of the 16mm
variety and has a running
time of fifty-five minutes.
| No Rental Fee Involved
While there is no rental fee
for the film, the lodge groups
using it must furnish their
own protector, empty reel,
screen and experienced or Ii
censed operator.
A Bell-Howell or an R.C.A.
protector will definitely give
the best results. An inferior
protector or inexperienced op-
orator may give you a show
ing other than what we wish.
Important Instructions
Because the film is gener-
ally always in circulation and
of inestimable value, we ask
that lodges contemplating the
films showing first ascertain
open dates with this Depart
ment.
| We also ask that immedi-
ately after it is shown that
the film be Immediately re-
turned to the point designa-
ted by the C.F.U. Sports-Ed-
ucational Department.
Because of it's value, and
this solely to the Society, we
ask that without fail return
be made by first class mail
special delivery, with the film
insured for one thousand
dollars, ($10O0.00).
How To Arrange Booking
| Booking of the film as we
have stated above can be
made with the C.F.U. Sports
Educational De p a m e n t,
BAL Forbes Street, Pitts
burgh 13, Pa.
At the present writing the
film is booked for March II,
Steelton, Pa; and May 9Th,
| Chisholm, Minnesota.
Frank Braidic, Director
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sister, Theresa, and her STEP
father, John Homes, are also
active members of . the Gro
atian Fraternal Union.
Best of luck to you, Cook
ie," from the Mothers Club
and you may rest assured
that you will haxe our COM
plete cooperation.
MitIe Knaflic. Praa
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-. Valerie e. Stevens :.
gate-elect to the Croatian
Fraternal Unions 4th Nation
al Junior Convention, which
is to be held in her home town
July 2-3-4.
She was a Candidate of
Gary's Junior Order Nest 10,
the largest of all the Croatian
Fraternal Unions vast net
work of juvenile branches in
America and Canada.
Her Second Convention
incidentally, this will mark
Valerie's second Convention
thrill. She was also a Dele
gate to the Society's 3rd Ma
tional Junior Convention at
Washington, D. c., in 1850.
Very good!
The daughter of George
and Minnie Stevens, Valerie
was born in Gary, July II,
1888, and joined Nest 10 on
July 6, 1914.
Her scholastic background,
hobbies, future ambition, ETC.,
will be put together in the
form of an article as soon as
this information reaches the
Home Office.
Salute From Pittsburgh
Valerie qualified as a Dele
gate-elect to the 4th National
Junior Convention on the
strength of the % Member
ship Campaign Points credi-
ted her as of Friday. Febru-
ary 18, 1855.
Inasmuch as she lives in
Gary, Valerie will require nei-
ther transportation to nor
hotel quarters in Gary in con-
nection with the three-day
Convention, thus making her
a Delegate-elect under the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
1855 Membership Campaign
Rules.
She will, however, be en-
titled to all other Convention
privileges, socials, sightseeing
trips, ETC., etc, and can exer-
else them throughout the
July conclave.
| Congratulations, V al e rie,
from your fellow CFU men,
bers everywhere.
- Campaign Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Mary Panich Is West AI|is Candidate
For Delegate To 4th Junior Conc|ave
Fifteen-Year-OId High School Student

Gordon and sings Croatian
songs. She joined the. Junior
Nest in September of 1948.
Mary participated in both
the first and second Mothers
Day Programs which the five
Milwaukee-West Allis Nests
co-sponsored in the past. Her
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23

Brotherhood Week is the
time to remember that our
democracy grew great and
strong by the combined eff
forts of people of every race,
creed and color. Let's keep it
great - in brotherhood.
- Lionel Barrymore
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Richard MiheIic
With Famed Tams
JOhnstoWn Will
Get Annual Show
Sunday, Feb. ~

Johnstown, Pa. - T h e
Tammies are coming! These
are always magnetic words
to music and dance lovers in
Johnstown and surrounding
areas.
The appearance of the
youthful artists from Du-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Valerie Stevens
Junior Delegate
To July ConcIave
Convention Will
Mark Second For
Delighted Victor

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Valerie
E. Stevens, 2270 West 18th
Avenue, Gary, Indiana, quail
fled the past week as a Dele
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
CAMPAIGN AND JUNIOR JUBILEE CLICKING
Windy City's Nest 242 Takes Lead In
Nominating Candidates For Delegates
To Fourth National Junior Convention

Thirty Candidates Now Endeavoring To
Qualify For July 2-3-4 Confab In Gary
BY Participating In Membership Campaign
By STEPHEN F. BRKICH Campaign Secretary
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Chicago, ILL.,, Nest 242
took the lead over the weekend in coming up with
the most "per unit heard FROM Candidates for
Delegate to the Croatian Fraternal Unions 4th
National Junior Convention, which is to be held
July 2-3-4, 1866, in Gay Indiana.
In surprising move, Nest 242 entered the of
four Candidates last week within the space of 2 hours
become the preConventon kngpin in this respect Filing
applications for Junior Delegate Barbara Bozich
Elaine Tchac and Stanley Wheeler Jr and for Honorary
Delegate Nest 242 Manager Mary Plesha
Evening star., 1955-08-06

saving or jigsawing, Of course.
would save that heavy work.
It's important to start applying
the hardboard from the head end
of the chair, screwing 1t down
permanently as you go with h-
inch fiat head wood screws. pref
Ierably Of brass to prevent rust
ling. You'll need about 8 dozen
screws.
Space them 2 inches apart and
countersink the hardboard so the
screw heads will be flush or even
slightly below the surface. II
you start from the middle or the
foot end. you'll have trouble
bringing the hardboard down
from the head curve.
It will help to soak the back
side of the hardboard with water
a couple of hours before you
start applying it, altho tempered
hardboard won't absorb much
water. Heating it with a blow.
torch, will aid in making bend.
without cracking.
Glue For Rigidity
For maximum strength, aftel
the side members have been as
Isembled. legs and all. take eacf
leg of in turn and spread with
waterproof glue. Screw spacine
Evening star., 1955-08-06

Ihardboard panel are screwed to
these rungs.
All the lateral bracing required
lis provided by two 24-inch
lengths of / by 8 inch pine or
Iplywood Stats, each fastened to
the bottom edges Of the side
members between each leg pair.
screws Ia inches long are used
here.
Wheels are optional but de-
sirable, because without them
1.-THE chair is a bit unwieldy to
move. Wheels at least 6 inches
lin diameter are advised so they
will roll easily over the lawn.
They need not be ball bearing.
since the chair is extremely light
weight. Axles 26 inches long
are drilled at each end for cot
ter pins.
Economy in Cutting
Legs and side members for
one chair can be sawed from a
8 by 4 foot plywood panel and
leave plenty of usable scrap.
Chances are that you can i'm
prove on the grouping of the
lpattern pieces shown. achieve
ing even greater economy. The
grouping made in the sketch
was chosen so as to have the
wood grain running length
wise of all pieces so far as
possible.
To reproduce the shapes
Isketched, you could draw three
inch squares on a plywood
panel and trace the design di-
rectly On the wood, using the
first pieces cut out as patterns
for the remaining ones needed.
A better device. If you plan
to build more than one chair. is
to make pattern pieces of h-
inch hardboard. which can
later be lent to ambitious friends
who will probably want to have
similar chairs.
Choice of Methods
The curves can. be cut out
with a compass or keyhole saw
or rough saw with straight hand
saw cuts and the curves COM
pleted with a coping saw. Band