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Evening star., 1955-02-15
On the Air

How the Martin and Lewis set
feels about the boys latest tele-
vision excursion on Sunday
nights NBC-TV COMEDY Hour
is a mystery this department
has no intention Of exploring.
To this viewer. sitting there full
of the Pollyanna spirit and eager
to enjoy himself it seemed fairly
dull going almost all of the way.
There was one bright moment.
1t involved Jerry Lewis. who got
his start as a mimic matching
lip movements and facial con-
tortions to phonograph records.
This time it was Dean Martins
voice to which he was fitting
pantomime and if you near this
week that these lads aren't
speaking but have the knives
out for each other, this is the
reason. 1t was murderous bur-
lesque of the manner in which
Mr.. Martin gives a song a sort
of tag-team wrestling match.
Jerry had some other moments.
too. He was pretty funny as a
parking lot attendant interrupt
ing a night club singer MARTINI
with a plea for an announce
ment about a car blocking the
driveway. He also got his laughs
as an inept comic trying to keep
his sponsor happy and manhan-
ding him in the attempt. and
even more ineptly trying noisi'y
to bring peace and quiet to mis-
partners sickroom.
There can't oe much doubt
about who has the talent in this
act.
For sheer sustained comedy.
though. Martin and Lewis
couldn't match that Commute
Academy Awards nomination
show NBC-TV waited from Hol-
lywood on Saturday night. Man.
did you dig that crazy spectacu-
lar? Jack Webb, as master of
ceremonies, announced proudly
at the end that this was the
first telecast ever on which
total of 18 cameras had been
used. 1t is a distinction for
which NBC will have to be salts
fed for this one.
Never has so much informa-
tion been disseminated over a
Nationwide TV network in
which so few people had an avid
interest. AS an advance trailer"
for the Academy Awards show
in March. the nominations Sat-
urday night managed to achieve
supreme BOREDOM mitigated
largely only by unintended
comedy.
There were some entertaining
moments, to be sure. For the
most part these consisted of film
clips of Academy Award musical
numbers of past years, dating
back to the Ginger Rogers-Fred
Astaire song and dance of 1896,
"The Continental"
1t was good to hear Bob Hope
and Shirley Ross again, singing
Thanks for the Memory" and
to hear a repriSe of "Jin,inv
Crickets" from "Pinocchio."
Bright, too, were Bing Crosby's
Singing on a Star" Crosby's
and Jane Wyman's Cool, Cool,
Cool of the Evening" and that
High Noon" ballad.
y + X X
There undoubtedly was inter-
est. too. in the best picture NOM
nations and in the acting cate
gories. There even was some
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Lyons BowIers Primed
For Irish DaV Shuttle

Lyons, Ill. - For several
years it has been the custom
of the Lodge 228 Bowling
League to hold an annual st.
Patrick's Day Dance. This
year it will be held Thursday,
March 18th, at the Sol1ol
Hall, 41st and Gage Avenue.
Music will be furnished by
the Sloboda Tamburitza Or
chestra of Chicago. The local
dancing CLIENTELE is thus as
sured of a good time insofar
as rhythm and tempo are con-
cerned. The non-Croats, To-
cally, will also have the oppor-
tunity to trip the light fan
,, tastic to the strains that only
the tamburica can usher.
All members of the league
and the committee have in
their possession ducats that
are for wide distribution.
Why not make inquiry, carry
ing out this curiosity even to
the st. Patrick's Day Dance
where even a door prize a.
waits some patron.
The committee is making
all arrangements, in this tour
nament fund promotional, to
assure you and your friend a
good time in our company
when the Lyons CFU bowlers
forsake the sixty foot maple
lanes for a court much wider.
Committed
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Cleveland Choir Sets
Dates For 1855 SociaIs

Cleveland, Ohio - The
"Abrasevic" Singing Society
avails itself of this opportu-
nifty to inform it's legion of
friends and supporters of
coming events and programs
which have been scheduled
for the current year.
On April II, 1855, we in
tend to present our Spring
Program at the Croatjan
Home, 6314 st. Clair Avenue.
The festivities will include a
one-act comedy drama and
other attractions. Music will
be furnished by Frank Muza
and his fellow "tamburasi."
Our first picnic is to be
held at the Croatian Home on
Sunday, June 5, 1855, and the
second at Zgonc's Farm, on
July 10th.
Come November 18th of
this year, we intend to cele-
brate the 30th Anniversary
of the organization of the
singing society with a suit
able and festive program at
the Slovenian National Home,
GAIT st. Clair Avenue.
There is no obligation in.
volved in joining. Find out for
yourselves what has kept this
happy group together fol
thirty years, through al
kinds of situations and chan.
/ ges!
We invite all of you, young
and more mature who are in.
terested in singing and con.
genial companionship, to joir
us any Monday evening at re-
hearsals at the Croatiar
Home, at 800 PM.
| Steve Shimits, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Clarion Choir Names
Leaders, Adopts Plans

Clarion, Pa. - At a recent
meeting the newly organized
"Jelica" Singing Society elect
ed the following officials for
the current year:
President, Ruth E. Milas;
Vice-President, Vincent Pazo ;
Sec'y., Antoinette Pavlack; ;
and Treasurer, Helen Gojceta.
John Milas was appointed Ii
brarian, and we concluded the
session with a discussion of
our plans for our Easter Sun.
day program.
A campaign for new mem
bers is now in progress. So.
cials will be held on the sec.
ond Tuesday of the month for
our singing and social mem.
bers, directly following re.
hearsals.
Again, we extend an invi'
tation to you to join us. We
rehearse every Tuesday, al
800 PM, at the Croatiar
Club, 241 Maple Avenue, ir
Clarion.
AntOinette PayIack, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Phoenix Lodge 97S To
Hold Outing April 24th

Phoenix, Ariz. - Advance
notice is hereby given to all
members and friends of the
Valley of the Sun" C.F.U,
Lodge 978 that the Lodge is
currently making prepara-
tions to stage a Picnic on
Sunday, April "a, 1855, at
South Mountain.
Your Lodge and Picnic
Committees are expendine
great effort to making this
outing a rousing success
From our experience last
year, we know that if we
pitch right in and help, sue.
cess is ours from the very
start.
We invite you to attend and
bring your friends to the first
outdoor event of the year or
Sunday, April "a, at South
Mountain.
Nj. Bukvich, Chairman
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
East Chicago Singers
Mark Church Milestone

East Chicago, Ind. - At a
recent Monday night rehear-
sal, the Croatian-America
Chorus "Sloga" decided to
buy an ad in the program
book of the Assumption
Church in Indiana Harbor.
The motion to do so was
made by Mrs. Tony Estill,
seconded by John Ceperich.
The church will celebrate
it's 4Oth Anniversary and also
hold open house for the pub
lie to view it's new school
addition.
President Alex Sikich also
asked the members to contact
possible supporting and social
members, so that "Sloga" can
make a new roster of names.
Mrs. Andrew Livovich, Mem
bership Chairman, is compil.
ing the roster.
Diana MaZur, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Stars Rouf Ramblers
In Detroit Pin WhirI

Detroit, Mich. - In taking
the first game by "A pins, the
Five Stars were far enough
ahead to surpass the Onyx
Ramblers in total pins in spite
of the fact that they copped
the second and third games.
The losers fell Is sticks
short in total pins. The top
notchers for the Five Stars
were Jean Devich, 436 and
Helen Kovacich with 400
Among the Ramblers no one
got into the 400 series cate
CORY.
The high bowler among the
Jolly-Etts who dropped the
match 40 to the Thirsty Five
was Lillian Bunjevac, IT.
462, the seasonal highs at the
February 9th meet of the
Detroit Ladies League. Her
efforts weren't enough tc
compete with Dolly Cvetnich
161-437; Diane Darcy, 43e
and Lillian Sveticki with 175
420. This victory moved the
winners from fourth to sec
ond place in the team stand
ings.
Corraling the days highest
team scores, 7S3-2062 pavet
a 81 triumph for the Ony7
Deuces over the Sparks. The
loss dropped the Sparks {
notch from second place IL
! the league ladder. Even in de
feat the work of Mary Deri
fay 172-453 and Helen Heel
movich stood out. The tol
bowlers for the winning Deu
ces were Emma Cuculich, 174
443, Bertha Jackovich, 173
440 and Jean Dernay, 165
415, a cluster of keglerette
which speaks for itself VIII.
the Lodge III girls lead an
with a comfortable margin o
five and one half games a
this late stage.
Neva Ruzich, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
zumberaks Look Ahead
To Easter Season Fete

Cleveland, Ohio - We may
be getting slightly ahead of
ourselves in our anxiety to
promote our Forthcoming de-
luxe night club affair, but we
hasten to inform our Gum
berak" members that the date
has been set as the first Sat-
urday after Easter, April 16,
at the newly built st. Nicho-
las Hall.
Since the proceeds of this
event will go towards defray-
ing the travelling expenses of
our bowlers who plan to par
ticipate in the 21st Annual
CFU Bowling Tournament in
Chicago, it goes without say
ing that the keglers should
accord this affair their ut
most support.
To effectively organize a
committee for carrying out
the details Of this project, all
bowlers are urgently request
ed to attend the committee
meeting on Thursday, March
II, at 7::30 PM, at the st. Nj
cholas Hall.
George Strahinic, Chair
man, assisted by Tom Latko-
vic, are spearheading the
drive to build up the bowlers'
benefit fund.
George Reich, Jr., Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Wisconsin Meet
viii Be Corker

Milwaukee, Wise. - If you
want a preferred position in
the social lineup on March
26-27th in the Fourth Annual
Wisconsin State CFU Bowl
ing Tournament, hurry up
and get those reservations in.
The scene of the kegling
tests will be the Mitchell Rec
reation Lanes, 1904 West
Mitchell Street, on Milwau-
KEGS South Side.
There will be a dance and
get-together at Karlovich's
Hall, $50 South Sixth Street,
on Saturday evening, March
26, with music by the Hanes
Trio, from $50 PM until???
Your favorite refreshments
will be available and the ad-
mission fee is a mere seventy
five cents.
The bowling banquet will
also be held March 27 at Kar-
lovich's, served family style,
at $3.50 per plate. The music
will be furnished by the fa-
nous Balkan Tamburitza Or
chestra.
You simply can't miss the
awarding of the trophies, SO
plan now to attend the ban
quet and also the dance on
Saturday night. Send me your
check or money order and the
tickets will be mailed to you.
Fran Rocki, 327 West Or
chard St., Milwaukee 4, Wis.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
ChiIdren's Home
To Greet Tammies

Des PLANES, iii. - On April
9th, the day before Easter,
the youngsters of the C.F.U.
Children's Home will be hon.
ored by a visit from the fa-
NOUS Duquesne University
Tamburitzans of Pittsburgh.
The Tammies vii stay at
the Home for the night and
then give a Concert for our
children under the able lead
ership of their Director, Wal
ter w. Kolar.
The next morning, follow
ing a sound sleep and a hearty
breakfast, the Tammies will
proceed to Gary, Ind, for
their annual Easter Sunday
Concert.
Inasmuch as these concerts
are a thing of rare beauty, we
will invite our neighbors and
friends in the Des PLANES
area and give them an oppor-
tunity to enjoy the Duquesne
program.
This appearance of the
Tammies should bring back
memories of former years
when we were all enthusiastic
about their coming to the
Home.
So we say, welcome Tam
buritzans, to the Children's
Home!
Nick Sarich, Supt.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Tams viii Visit
Detroit March II

Detroit, Mich. - AS has
previously been announced,
the Duquesne U niv t y
Tamburitzans are headed our
way for an outstanding Con-
cert program on Sunday,
March 27, at 2::3O PM, at the
Masonic Temple Auditorium.
This years event promises
to excel all previous perfor-
mances given by these artists
and we urge all our people to
witness the rich program of
music, songs and dances as
rendered by the foremost eX-
ponents Of Yugoslav folk
favorites.
The Tammies are fulfilling
one prime mission in Ameri-
ca and that is to promote the
culture Of our forefathers,
not only among our people
but also are making the Ame-
rican public aware of our ma
tional musical heritage.
All seats at this Concert
will be reserved, SO we urge
you to obtain your reserva-
tions just as soon as possible.
For these please call Commit
tee members Stephanie Wal
ter, TO 5-4596; Frank Stro-
mar, TW 2-0969, or Jimmy
Kalich, FO 6-O292.
Or, you may obtain your
reservations at the following
business establishments
Grinnell Bros. Music Store,
1915 Woodward Ave-, Stimac
Hardware Store, 18025 Oak
land Ave., Telephone TW g.
lilo, or at the Croatian
Home, TW 2-9833.
Immediately following the
Concert, a dance will be
staged at the new Serb Hall,
19940 Van Dyke Ave, near
Outer Drive. Our own Cava-
licr Tamburitzans will per-
form the musical chores for
this affair.
Stephanie Walter, Scc'y
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ties for huge gatherings and
festive outings.
Our members are urged to
expend every effort possible,
from now until the date, to
make this years "Croatian
Fraternal Union Day" an out
standing success in every
way.
The Arrangements Com
mittee is making all the ne
cessary preparations and asks
the cooperation of all mem.
bers. Remember the date,
Sunday, June 10th, at Area
dian Park.
Nick Hinich, Committee
Marko Sunara, Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Youngstown GIee Club
To Hold Three Picnics

Youngstown, Ohio - We
of the "Strossmayer" Singing
Society and Kolo Group wish
to announce our plans at this
early date, for the benefit Of
all Lodges and groups plan
ming summer picnics.
The dates we have booked
are as follows: July 3, July 4,
and August 28th, at Shady
Run Picnic Grove, Youngs-
town. More details concern
ing these events will be an
nounced at a later date.
Stella Toplek. Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Clarion Lodges Will
Serve BakaIar Supper

Clarion, Pa. - The men,
bers of CFU Lodge 248 and
534 will co-sponsor a Bakalar
Supper on Sunday, March 20,
at 800 PM at the Croatian
Home, Maple Avenue. Tickets
may be purchased for the
sum of $1.OO for adults, fifty
cents for children.
We intend to serve bakalar,
"ushepke" and sardines from
Yugoslavia. This will be a ty-
pical Dalmatian lenten cele-
bration, abstaining from meat
and feasting on fish.
Our kitchen will be manned
by such culinary artists as
Mrs. Eva Olujich, Slavko Ka-
salo, Anka Pezo, Mildred Ba-
risic, Jennie Chopin, Mary
Kukich, Stella Parach, Mary
Lesh, Mary Bronich, Kathe-
rine Gugich, Ljuba Rukavina,
Kathryn Gracon, Mary Vasi-
Itch and Mary Pavlack.
Matt Gouze and a small
ensemble from his All-Uni-
versity Tamburitzans will be
on hand to provide entertain
ing music for the occasion.
We cordially invite the
members and friends of the
two sponsoring Lodges to join
us next Sunday at the Gro
a+;an Home.
Mark Nikolich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Cokebureers To Enjoy
BakaIar On March 18th

Cokeburg, Pa. - The Ath-
letic Club of "St. George"
CFU Lodge 354 will sponsor a
Bakalar Supper on Saturday
evening, March 10Th, at the
Croatian Home, Victor st.
The supper will be served
in the Clubs Social Room and
our staff of cooks will begin
serving at 500 PM and con-
tinue throughout the evening
until all are served. The price
of the supper will be seventy
five cents and tickets may be
obtained from any member of
the Athletic Club.
We would like to take this
opportunity to thank all who
took part in the dance on
February Goth, especially the
orchestras which d on # t e d
their time to play, and also
sisters Helen Vahaly and
Minnie Palovich for the huge
cake they donated to the af-
fair. Last but not least, we
would like to thank all who
attended the dance and help
ed to make it such a huge
success.
Our Athletic Club has al
ready begun to organize a
softbal team for this coming
season and we all realize this
will be a financial burden on
the Athletic Club. Therefore,
a, we urge all our members and
boosters to attend the affairs
planned by the Club and this
will not only give financial aid
to the group, but also the mo.
raj support necessary to make
such a group roll in high
speed.
Bernard Luketich, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Brighton Lodge 484 In
First Picnic July 18th

New Brighton, Pa. - In
order that CFU Lodge 4S4
will not conflict with any
other organizations in max
ing it's summer plans, we ad-
wise all interested parties that
we have scheduled our picnic
for July II, 1855, at Wise's
Grove.
The we'll known Sloboda
Tamburitzans have been con-
tracted to furnish our favor
ite tunes at this festival, and
you can bet your bottom dol
lar that there will be no end
of hot barbecued lamb and
refreshments on the scene.
Joseph Zimmerman, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Verona Manager Seeks
Support Of MEMBERSHIP

Verona, Pa. - The newly
elected Manager of Junior
Nest 223 wishes to inform all
members that a collection of
Junior dues will be made at
the Narodni Dom every third
Sunday of the month, be-
tween the hours Of 100 and
200 PM.
This time has been set a.
side for this purpose, prior to
the monthly meeting of CFU
Lodge 602.
If you find it impossible to
take care Of your youngsters
dues during this specified
time, you may call at my
home, 200 West Railroad
Avenue, on any week day.
Anna Mikus, Nest Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Cleveland Altar Group
In Bake Sale March 70

Cleveland, Ohio - The Al
tar Society of st. Nicholas
Croatian Greek C. a t h o ii c
Church, Superior Avenue, will
sponsor a Bake Sale on Sun
day, March 20, in the Church
Hall, following the 1000 AM
Mass.
Delicious home baked oras-
MICA, bread, cakes, pies, mlin-
ce and noodles will be avail
able at popular prices.
Mrs. Mary Plavac, Chair
man of the Bake Sale, asks
that all ladies donating to the
Sale bring their pastries, etc.,
to the Church Hall before the
1000 AM Mass, so that the
committee has enough time to
prepare for the rush following
the Mass.
Ladies of the Society and
of the Church who wish to
donate kindly contact Mrs.
Mary Plavac, 1929 East 80th
St., Elk 1875, or Mrs. Dani-
ca Rayokovic at MI 1896.
Members are asked to at
tend the monthly meeting on
Sunday, March 9th, at 800
PM. New members welcomed
into the Society are Mrs.
Mary Leonhardt, Mrs. Mar
tha Hum, Mrs. Anna Lang,
Mrs. Anne Valone and Miss
Mary Mirosavic.
Friends and members of
the Altar Society and of st.
Nicholas Church are asked,
once again, to remember our
Bake Sale on March Goth.
Anne Popovic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Milwaukee And West AIIis Lodges To
Hold 9th Annual "CFU Day" June 18th

Milwaukee, Wise. - Initial
notification is hereby given
all CFU members and friends
in Milwaukee and surround
ing areas that the 7th An
nual Picnic, sponsored by the
United Committee of C.F.U.
Lodges of Milwaukee and
West Allis, will be staged on
Sunday, June 19, 1866, at the
Arcadian Park, on West
Greenfield Avenue, a half
mile west of the County line.
AS you know, Arcadian
Park is owned by members
of the SNPJ, but used many
times by our groups since it
is equipped with ideal facili-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Johnsfown Members In
Vital Meet March 10Th

Johnstown, Pa. - The next
regular monthly meeting of
"St. Rochus" CF'U Lodge 5
will be held on Sunday after
noon, March 20, at 200 PM
sharp, at the Club rooms.
All members are urged to
be in attendance as we have
many vital issues pertaining
to the welfare of the Lodge
to discuss.
Again, we ask that all
members have their monthly
dues paid on time in order
that we may send in our as
sessments to the Home Office
regularly.
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Youngstown Member In
Floral Shop Business

Youngstown, Ohio A
member of CFU Lodge sc,
bro. Michael J. Mucha, Slav
florist residing at 307 Elm
Street, has been in the florist
business here in Youngstown
since 1947.
We cordially invite all Cro-
attain Fraternal Union mem.
bers to keep him in mind
when the need for flowers OF
any type arises, and they
may rest assured that their
patronage will be appreciated
very much.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
WatsonviIIe Air Show
To Toast Anniversary

WatsOnville, Calf. - On
the first Saturday after Eas-
ter, April 16, 1855, the Yugo-
slav Radio Hour Program of
N or h ern California will
mark it's 7th Anniversary,
with a Program and Dance at
the Yugoslav Napredak Park
Hall, located on Lawrence
Road, in Cupertino.
The radio programs are
broadcast every Sunday,
from Watsonville at $50 AM
over Station KHUB, and
from San Jose at 1:30 PM
the same day over Station
KLOK.
This program which Is
heard and enjoyed by listen
ers from Sacramento to
Fresno, is directed by Andrew
Soldo, ably assisted by his son
Bob.
The anniversary festivities
are scheduled to start at 1880
PM and we are certain that
all guests will thoroughly en-
JOY every minute. The pro-
gram will feature such able
artists as Ante Soljanich,
Karen Larsen of the San
Francisco F Pacific Opera
House, the Mladi Marian
Tamburitza Orchestra and
Pete Kusalo, an accordionist,
all known to our listeners.
Added attractions will be
the appearances of Frances
Krsinich, a ten year old from
San Francisco who won a gold
medal at the international
Piano Recording Festival, the
Fay Honeycutt Dancers, fea-
turing Charles Dicks and
Carol Maitoza doing "Her-
nando's Hideaway" and "Jit-
terbug", and Mary Ann Biri-
misa's Hula and Malaga.
ena."
Diane Slavich will also ap.
pear, as will John Filcich and
his famed Kolo Club. The ini.
mitable Bill Markovich, as ou1
emcee, will again furnish the
audience with a number OF
laughs.
There will be music fol
shuffling for you folk dance
enthusiasts and Martin San
itch will be on hand to fur
nish the jive for you modern
hep cats, Immediately follow
ing the program.
We extend a most cordia
invitation to attend to all oul
friends, sponsors, and listen
ers. There will be the usua
good refreshments, so if yor
: care for a most entertaining
evening, make plans to be OF
| deck.
Andrew Soldo, Director
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16

. Brotherhood Week is a
time when we can all pay
special heed to a phrase in
our pledge of allegiance to the
flag, Zone Nation under
God" Edward Arnold
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16

. Action speaks louder
than words. The best argu-
ment against Communism is
to show by actions that Bro
therhood prevails in our De-
mocracy. - Jack Benny
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16

. The only dependable for
tune teller 1 know is the Life
Insurance Salesman. He tells
you what is going to happen
and it does!