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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09
Hibbing, Minn., Lodge 240 To Screen
Societys Technico|or Movie On May 8
Lodge Members Adopt Plans For Season
Rife With Activity For Old And Young

Strings Tamburitzans and re-
freshments will be served.
The admission price is fifty
cents.
All proceeds will go into
the Educational Fund. Obtain
your tickets from any men,
ber of the Entertainment
Committees which is COM
prised of Frank Juricich, Paul
Dosan, Mike Vlatkovich, Nick
Maras, Matt Brklich, George
Vishanin, Tony Crnkovich,
Mrs. John Ozanich, Mrs. John
Ban and Mrs. Frank Zidarich.
We urge you to give the COM
mittee your support.
At our last membership
meeting we devoted much
time to the discussion of nu-
merous problems involved in
the formation of a tamburitza
orchestra.
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at cary Indlana THIS Drought 70 Of the tOtaI nnber OF
Candidates striving to become Delegates and augered well
for the outcome of the Membership Campaign which is to
end Tuesday, May 81, 1855.
The week also Don Louis Dreher ST. Louis, Mo-.
Junior Order Nest 324 member become Delegaeelec to
the 4h National Junior Convention the first Mssouran
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Bethlehem Lodge
In Spring Concert

Bethlehem, Pa. - G. F. U.
Lodge SIG affiliates are busi-
ly engaged in preparations
for a Spring Concert to be
staged on Saturday, March
26, at the Lodge Hall, 1135 E.
4th Street, Bethlehem. The
event is scheduled to begin at
800 PM sharp.
The special occasion calls
for the initial appearance in
this territory, of the famed
Cokeburg, Pa, Kolo Group, to
be accompanied by the Slobo-
da Tamburitzans Of East
Pittsburgh, Pa.
We cordially invite you
lovers of the kolo from Free
mansburg, Allentown, Phila-
delphia, Camden, N. j., Steel
ton, Lansford, Luzerne and
other nearby localities to be
our guests and enjoy these
artists as they go through
their practiced PAGES.
Philip Valli, Rep.
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sto BOzulich of San Pedro
Lodge 854, filed their ap-
plicatiOns as Candidates for
Delegate, the first three
as Junior Candidates, bro.
BozuIich as an Honorary
Candidate.
A member of the Society's
High Trial Board, bro. Bozu-
Itch is the first ranking Off
cial of the Croatian Fraternal
Union to signify his inten-
tions along this line.
Far to the North of bro.
Bozulic h, another ranking
official of the Society an
nounced his intentions Of do
ing his very best to help a
deserving young lady in his
area become a Delegate to
the 4th National Junior Con-
vention July 2-3-4 at Gary.
He is CFU Supreme Board
member N. J. Nikolac of
Mountain View. His Candi-
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who filed last week as Con-
vention Delegate hopefuls, we
noted, not without pleasure,
that California is becoming
more Gary minded.
California To The Fore
Prior to last week, Vivian
M arie Dubcich, Campbell,
member Of Nest 246, San
Jose, was California's only
announced Candidate for Del
egate to the 4th National
Junior Convention.
Her "lonely vigil" ended
last week when Albert Mar
chin and Dan Margetich,
both of San Pedro Nest
256, Patricia Labudak of :
San Jose Nest 542, and Kr-
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Detroit Mothers
Will Stage Fete
Saturday Evening
Mothers Club In
First Anniversary

Detroit, Mich. - In obser-
vance of the list Anniversary
of the founding of the Junior
Nest 318 Mothers Club, a ga
la plate dinner fete will be
staged on Saturday, March
18th, at 7::3O PM, at the
Lodge 351 Hall, 1855 E. Nc
Nichols Road.
This will mark the first
in the regular series of So
cials to be held at the Home
on alternating Saturdays
during the months of
March, April and May, with
the Balkan Cavaliers fur
nishing the music and the
Mothers Club manning the
refreShment stands.
For the short tw e lv e
months we have been organ
lied, the Mothers Club has
accomplished a number of
goals which it set at the be-
ginning With the receipts
from 0lr socials we have
been able to give our young
sters many advantages which
Nest dues could not cover
previously.
Five Enter Gary Derby
In this, the 40th Anniver-
sary Year of the CF'U Junior
Order, we are to date backing
some five youngsters as pros
pective Delegates to the 4th
National Junior Convention
to be held in Gary, Ind. next
July.
We hope to raise this fig
ure before many sunsets,
and urge those who are in
terested in becoming Can
didates to be at our March
18th funfest and obtain all
the necessary data on the
subject.
At our list Anniversary
festivities we intend to serve
plate dinners for those who
come hungry, liquid refresh
ments for the thirsty and
some fancy shuffling tunes
for the jive fans. In fact,
there'll be entertainment for
all our guests.
Mariana Reich, Sec'y.
Nest 318 Mothers Club
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Don Louis Dreher ST. Louis Nest 324 Member Qualities
As Delegate To Societys 4 National Junior Convention

Illinois Overtake Pennsylvania lin Spirited Contest To Elect
Delegates 234 Conclave Indiana
Secretary camp Commit
Pittsburgh Croaan Fraterna 1855 Membership
Junior Depart
shifted into high last week applications for membership
all of the United States Canada.
Delegate
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attain the honor in this Mem
bership Campaign.
The son of Louis and
Emily Dreher, 1928 Rock
Hill Road, st. Louis, Don
became a Candidate Tues
day, March 1, and qualified
as. a Delegate-elect Friday,
March 4. Which is par for
any Campaign course.
Just how Don got the 7s
Campaign Points he needed
to become a Delegate is ano'
ther story, one we will 60 in.
to at greater length wher
space and time permit.
In the meantime, congratu'
lations, Don. Well see you in
Gary shortly.
Getting back to the others
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

ON TOUR AGENDA - Although Pitts
burghers will argue to the contrary, the
Gary, Indiana, Works of the United States
Steel Corporation, shown above, are the
largest such mills on the face of the earth.
This vast industrial empire will be visited by
all Delegates and Guests in attendance at the
CrOatian Fraternal Unions 4th National
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Detroit Chicago Backing 4th National Junior Convention,
Membership Campaign Shifts Into High Gear
DOWN THE DRAIN

Only so Candidates were
listed in 1850 as cOntenders
for the honor Of attending
the CFU's 3rd National
Junior Convention, held
that year in Washington,
ID. c., and eventually at
tended by just A Junior
and Honorary Delegates.
AS of last Friday, March
4, no less than GA Candi-
dates were listed at the
Home Office as endeavOr-
ing to qualify as Delegates
to the Society's 4th Ma
tiOnal Junior Convention,
July 2-3-4. 1855 at Gary,
Indiana. With nearly three
months to go before the
pre-COnventiOn Nj e m b e r.
ship Campaign ends May
81, it looks like the 1850
Junior Convention record
will go down the drain with
a resounding swoosh. But
that's what records are
made for - to be broken.
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City Of Gary, Indiana
Office Of The Mayor
Pet er Mand ch
Mayor
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
CROATIAN FRATERNAL UNION

AS a brother C.F.U. member, and as Mayor
Of the City of Gary, am both pleased and
honored to invite all members Of the Gro
attain Fraternal Uni on Of America to attend
the Fourth Nat ional Junior Conventio on in
our City on July End, 3rd and 4th, 1855.
Gary is a young City, not yet SO years
old, and in its magic growth from lakeside
settlement of tar paper shacks to an indus-
trial giant Of $50, 900 population, the men,
bers of local C.F.U. Lodges have had an in
tegral part.
Your Home office, and local comi ttee,
are preparing a well-planned program for
your instruction and entertainment and, as
Mayor, can assure you that the various
departments Of our muni ipal ity will be -
vailable to enhance the pleasure Of your
vi
Our City considers it a great honor to
have been chosen as the site for the 1855 Ma
tiona1 Junior Convent on. SO come to Gary,
urge you, and bring your family and
fri ends. Tt will be our privilege to welcome
you to the Magic City Of Steel.
Fraternally yours,
PETER MANDICH, Mayor
City of Gary, Indiana
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Hibbing, Mimi. - We are
proud to announce that the
membership of C.F.U. Lodge
240 is on the move. Serious,
constructive thinking and
/ more work is the order of the
day. An active educational,
social and sports program is
our goal.
Several projects are in the
offing, the opening event to
take the form of a dance on
April 23rd. Then, on May 8,
the much discussed film "This
Is Your Croatian Fraternal
Union!" will be shown at the
Hibbing Memorial Buildings
Little Theater. We invite all
CFU members on the Iron
Range to attend, free of
charge.
For Educational Fund
The April dance, inciden-
tally, will also be held at the
Hibbing Memorial Building.
Music will be by the Silver
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Windy City Nest
In Vital Meetinu
Sunday, March 13
Call Issued For
Great Attendance

Chicago, iii. - AS the Man.
ager of Junior Nest 242, we
ask all mothers who have
youngsters in the Nest to at
tend and bring their children,
and this includes teenagers, to
a special meeting following
the monthly Lodge meeting,
on Sunday, March 13, at 400
PM, at the Sacred Heart Gro
attain Church Hall.
We will have with us our
very able and talented bro.
Sam Cuzella, a member of
CFU Lodge 440, who is ex-
tremely interested in helping
to organize and instruct our
youngsters in kolo and sing
ing groups.
We are very fortunate
and proud of the fact that
we have within our ranks a
man who is willing to do
nate his services and give
up valuable time for our
children.
AS your Manager, we viii
endeavor in every way possi-
BILE to work for the better
ment of our Junior Nest, and
we look to you for your in
terest and cooperation.
Following this meeting we
will serve refreshments to all
present and movies will be
shown. Please attend.
In National Limelight
The English Section of the
ga jednicar", in it's February
23rd edition, paid our Nest
nightly tribute which put us
in the CFU limelight nation
ally.
We're very grateful for this
opportunity to show what we
can do and we dedicate our
selves to even greater ac-
complishments in the near
future.
We sincerely hope that
you youngsters who aspire
to become Candidates for
! Delegate to the 4th Nation
al Junior Order Convention,
along with Barbara Bozich,
Elaine Tichac, Wheeler
Stanley, Jr., Betty Lou
Stanley and your Nest
Manager, will be at this
March 18th meeting and
declare your intentions.
What say, youngsters, talk
to your parents, relatives and
friends today and let's see if
we can keep our Nest in the
lead with points and delegates
| in the current CFU Member
ship Drive.
Mary Plesha, Nest Mgr.
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Canton Lodge In
Switch To EnqIish

Canton, Ohio - We'd like
to make it known that the
meetings of CFU Lodge 514
are now carried on in the
English language for better
understanding among our af-
filiates.
We, therefore, urge our
younger members to make it
a point to attend our monthly
sessions and take an active
part in the business of our
Lodge.
Mildred Kostenjak, Rec:
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Mayor Mandich will head the
parade of dignitaries to be
heard July 2 during the Tes-
timonial Banquet to be ten
dered in honor of all Junior
and Honorary Delegates in
attendance at the corclave.
The Mayors office so ad-
vised the Society's Member
ship Campaign and Conven-
ton Committee at Pittsburgh
last week.
Campaign Committee
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Gary's Mayor To
Address CFU Fete

Gary, Ind. - Mayor Peter
Mandich of this city will play
an important part in the Gro
atian Fraternal Unions 4th
National Junior Convention,
which is to be held in Gary,
July 2-3-4, 1855.
Himself a member of the
Society's Gary Lodge ITO,
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PETER MANDICH. Mayor
City of Gary, Indiana
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. The Croatian Fraternal
Union is the largest organiza-
ton of it's kind on earth.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10

Charles
VILLAIN d. Hawkins cashier
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10
Laboratory Schoo|
P. A. Features
Symposium

Highlighting the November
meeting of the Jackson College
Laboratory School Parent Teacher
meeting were two interesting fea-
lures which were planned by the
program committee headed by Mrs.
Obie Graves, Sr.
The business period, efficiently
conducted by President Rut h
Powell Jackson, was followed by
an informative symposium GEN.
tered around the theme Guidance
AS A Means of Promoting Better
Relationships Between Parents and
! Teachers. Mrs. Annie Laurie Rob-
nison served as leader for the
group. Other participants were:
DR.. C. C. Mosby, ST., Mrs. Mere
lene Graves and Mr.. Obie Graves,
Sr. Valuable contributions to the
discussion were made by Mr.. Fred
erick CASHIER, Mr.. John D. Rhodes,
Mr.. H. NJ. Thompson, Mrs. M. P.
Higgins, Mrs. H. NJ. Thompson,
DR.. Carlton Lee and Principal Lee
Erskine Williams.
The second half of the program
was given over to play-back Of
the recording of the campaign
speeches made during the 1856
1856 political rally and election Of
class officers by the intermediate
grades of which Mrs. Lottie Will
liams Thornton is teacher. Mr.. Roll
lin Greene of the Language Arts
Area made the recording when the
event took place earlier in the
school year. Parents who had not
been able to attend the rally en-
joyed hearing their children's
speeches, and those who had seen
and heard the program enjoyed
comparing the recorded voices with
the natural voices of their children.
Those attending this meeting
whose names have not already been
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10

5000 years before the discovery
of America, and before the white
people of Europe had learned the
art Of reading and writing.
The noted Georgian was ad-
dressing the public program of the
9Th annual session of the M. w.
Stringer Grand Lodge of Masons
at the new Masonic Temple here
Tuesday night.
During the address the speaker
gave the highest praise for the new
spirit and leadership of the organ
ization supplied by its Grand Mas
ter, Hon. James c. Gillian of
Clarksdaie, especially in the erec-
ton of the new temple which he
described as the finest and most
beautiful edifice to Negro Masonry
anywhere in the world.
The speaker was paid a great
tribute as mo ordinary brother"
in the introduction by Hon. Ma
rion Reed, cretary-treasurer of
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Say Negro Press
Seeks Equality
For All

Ann Arbor, Mich, Dec. 5 De
claring that the Negro press intends
to work for freedom and equality
of opportunity for all men, W.
Beverly Carter, publisher Of the
Pittsburgh Courier was guest
speaker at the University of Mich
igan lecture series last week.
He also pointed out that the Ne
gro press was founded 1913 years
ago with the express purpose of
serving as an organ of protest for
down-trodden and oppressed peo-
pie.
Carter said: 1.-THE Negro press
believes America can best lead
the world away from racial and
national antagonisms when it ac-
cords to every man, regardless Of
race, color or creed, his human and
equal rights.
Hating no man, fearing no man,
the Negro press strives to help
every man in the firm belief that
all are hurt as long as anyone is
held back"
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the Relief Department of the
Stringer Grand Lodge.
Other speakers heard during the
welcome program included James
Dotson, with greetings from local
Masons; E. w. Banks, for business
and professional men; Mrs. Bonnie
Gregory, Heroines of Jericho; and
Mrs. Elease Thomas, for the East
ern Star.
DR.. Felix J. Underwood, director
of the State Department of Health,
made the principal speech, fol-
lowed by remarks from the Kinds
County Director and Negro Drive
Chairman, Mrs. Carrie Henderson.
in accepting the $500 donation for
the Polio Campaign given by the
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Find Body.
CONTINUED from Page One

(CoHtIHucu from age OHtI
60, who also was commander of the
Schulenburg Negro American Le-
gion post. The sheriff said John
son apparently had been hit on
the head and burned with his auto
mobile.
Johnson had some money with
him, but the sheriff didn't know
how much or whether it was suf-
ficient to provide a motive
Johnson's widow, Naomi, 81,
found the body after he failed to
return from the farm where he
had gone to feed the stock Sunday.
Johnson was janitor for several
buildings, owned his farm and live
stock and did some livestock trad
ing.
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mentioned were: Mrs. Nellis Will
liams, Mrs. c. c. Mosley, ST., Mrs.
Leila CASTOR Rhodes, Mrs. Texanna
Hayes, Mrs. Naomi Hendrix, Mrs.
Margaret Alexander, Mrs. Hattie
Ammons, Miss Eleanor White,
Mrs. Bernice Lloyd Bell, Mrs.
Gladys Hardy, Mrs. Lillian Cade-
Lane and Dean l.. B. Fraser.
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below the college level, the speak
er cited the financial and practical
impossibility of building separate
graduate and professional schools,
and urged the admission of Negro
students to the already existing
graduate and professional schools
to broaden the opportunities of
Southern Negroes and to increase
the number of Negro doctors, one
of the great and urgent needs
among Negroes of the southern
states.
The speaker in calling for re-
turn to the "race PRIDE" the spirit
ual force which spanked the great
progress of the American Negro,
gave an outline of the black man
in world history extending back to
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Continued from Page One)
donations the members already
make.
She asked each pastor to send
in one half the amount near the
Thanksgiving holiday and the other
at the January adjourned session
Of the National Baptist Conven-
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the appeals court gave instructions
to the Texas Eastern District Court
to "order the defendants forever
restrained from refusing admission
to any of the plaintiffs shown to
be qualified in all respects for ad-
mission"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-12-10

ton.
Each church that contributes
S1OO or more will have its minis
ter's photograph put in the schools
memorial Hall Of Fame.
The National Baptist Training
school and the American Baptist
Theological Seminary will be a
merged institution by September,
1856, and DR.. Punches says more
money is needed to operate 1T.
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lodge during the program.
Music was furnished by the Hill
Lanier High School band under the
direction of Prof. Kermit Holly.
and the Jim Hill Chorus under the
direction of Prof. Willie Hughes.
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one block 10 bus; convenient u
stores and schools: immediately
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RIGGS PARK SUPERTI
70 JEFFERSON ST. Nj

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NOT FOR SALE!!!

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ANNAPOLIS

MASONRY HOME,
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In addition. there are three apart
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Mr.. 500 BLK. 45TH ST. NE.
OF appraised $12.S00: 6 rms,
5sdrms:, brick, yrs: old, lse; LOT
payment. LU. 4-334a. MA. s-9797