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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-02

Croatian Fraternsl Unions
18th Annual National Basket
ball Tournament, which is to
be held March 25-26-27 in
Youngstown, Ohio, under the
hostship of 49,. George"
Lodge 66 of that community.
Donald had amassed 1Ol
Membership Campaign
Points as of last Friday,
February Is, to qualify as
a Delegate-elect to the So
ciety's 4th National Junior
Convention.
He needed only IS Points
under the Campaign Rules to
turn the trick" so his sur
plus Points and all he may
amass between now and the
end of the Campaign on May
81, 1855, will prove so much
financial hay to this young
recruiter.
Congratulations, D ona | d,
from each and every one of
us at the Home Office in
Pittsburgh. We're looking for
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.Tams Primed For
New York Concert

New York, n. Y. The
famed Duquesne University
Tamburitzans have an en-
gagement to give a Concert
at the Central High School
Auditorium, 225 w. Oath St.,
at 800 PM on Sunday eve-
ming, March 13, 1855.
The ensemble, under the ca
pable direction of Walter w.
Kolar, will present a never to
be forgotten program featur-
ing authentic costumes, music
of many lands and sparkling
folk dances which were hand
ed down from our ancestors.
We cordially invite you to
see and hear Americas most
colorful collegiate organiza-
ton and marvel as the perfor-
mers stride through their pa
ces with expert ease and tai
ented accomplishments.
For the finest in entertain
ment, purchase your reserva-
ton at the price of $1.60 per
person at the Folk Dance
House, located at 108 w. 18th
Street.
Committee
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Nest 81 Desires
Junior Delegates

S. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. - We
would like to inform all par
ents of our Junior Nest 81
members that the date of our
meetings has been changed.
From now on these sessions
will be held on the first Sum-
day of the month, from 200
until 800 PM, at the Gro
attain Hall, 27OO Mary Street.
The next meeting, there
fore, is scheduled for Sunday,
March 9Th. We ask that all
parents attend this session in
order that we may decide
many issues.
We would also like to send
a delegate to the CFU's 4th
National Junior Order Con-
vention, to be held in July,
1855, in Gary, Ind. We may
be able to interest some
youngster in working in the
Society's 4Oth Junior Order
Anniversary c a m p a i gn to
qualify for this honor.
Matt Bogovic, Mgr.
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Benwood Nest 50
To Mark Birthday

BenwoOd, w. Va. - Ad-
vance notice is hereby given
all members and friends of
our three CFU Lodges in the
area that Junior Nest so in
tends to stage a gay and fes-
tive celebration in a salute
to it's 39th Anniversary and
also to the 10th Anniversary
of the CFU Junior Order, on
Saturday, April 30, 1855, at
the Blue Ribbon Hall, on
Main Street.
The dancing festivities are
scheduled to begin promptly
at 7:3O PM and last until the
stroke of midnight. The popu-
lar Jadran Serenaders of Ver-
sailles, Pa, have been en-
gagged to furnish the music
for the occasion.
AS is our usual custom at
all Lodge and Nest gather
ings, we promise our guests
plenty of tasty snacks for
those intermission periods, as
we'll as a we'll stocked larder
so far as the liquid refresh
ments are concerned.
In view of these facts, let's
make this occasion a memora-
BILE one in our social history.
We cordially invite our
friends from the entire Ben
wood and Ohio Valley dis
tricts to be our guests at our
Junior Jubilee Celebration on
Saturday, April 30th.
John M. Baron, Mgr.
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ward to your company July
2-3-4 at the Convention.
Ontario Comes Through
But Donald wasn't the only
one to make news at the
Home Office last week.
He was joined in making a
week rife with pleasant news
by 18 more boys and girls
who officially became Candi-
dates for Delegate to the 4th
National Junior Convention.
The addition of the 18 new
comers ran to 48 the total
number of juveniles and
adults striving as of Friday,
February rs, to become Jun
ior and Honorary Convention
Delegates and gave the Soci-
ETY. it's first two Junior Dele
gate aspirants from Canada.
They are Angeline Su-
dac, Sudbury, Ontario,
Nest 468, and Frances Bu-
dak, Windsor, Ontario,
Nest COZ, both pledged to
attend the Gary cOnclave if
at all possible.
Suffice it to say that we
would like nothing better
than to see them in atten-
dance at this Convention, the
Society's first such juvenile
conclave since 1850.
Michigan Heard From
The other 16 Candidates
heard from last week are
listed as follows:
Pennsylvania's new en-
trants are Barbara Jean Per-
kovic, Etna Nest 21; Anna
Mae Oluic, Clarion Nest 80;
Nancy Jean Folk, Lawrence
vile pittsburgh Nest 81;
Janice Antoinette laramie,
Aliquippa Nest 113; and Rob-
ert Frank Mikulin, Farrell
Nest 100.
Michigan, heard from
for the first time last week,
! CONTINUED On Page 1O)
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How would you like to three diff
ferent ink ball point pens in a handy
carrying case? Well you Simply
sign up either a new adult or juvenile
member on any amount of permanent
type Insurance. Life Endowment Educational at Is, etc.,
put your the application blank the Proposer
and the three pens yours Sorry Junior Term Insu
business will not get you the three pens. You must
write permanent type business Finally you win these
three pens only the first time name appears
application either Adult Junior Proposer!
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DON SEVER IS ELECTED JUNIOR DELEGATE
Ontario Becomes First Province To
Name Young Candidates For Delegate
To Fourth National Junior Convention

Eighteen Additional Aspirants Enter
Membership Campaign Recruiting Field
AS Interest In Convention BOs Over
By STEPHEN F. BRKICH, Campaign Secretary
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Donald j. Sever Farrell,
Pa, Nest 100 member, qualified Friday, February
25 as Delegate-elect to the Croatan Fraternal
Unions 4th National Junior Order Convention scheduled
be held July 2-3-4 1855, in Gary, Indiana.
The of Joseph and Rose Sever 948 George Street
Extension Sharon Pa Donald born January 49, 194O
Farrell and became member of Nest 100 year later
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West Penn Group
In Radio Program
Sunday Afternoons
CharlerOi Outlet
Will Carry Shows
1890 To LOO PM

Cokeburg, Pa. - The Uni
ted CFU Lodges of Fayette,
Greene, Washington and
Westmoreland Counties will
sponsor a series Of radio pro-
grams every Sunday after
noon from 1890 to 100 PM
over Radio Station WESA,
Charleroi, Pa.
The programs will begin on
Sunday, March 9Th, and the
director will be Bernard M.
Luketich, with bro. Mike Rad
man as his assistant.
To be known as the "Voice
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union in Western Penna," the
program will use the theme
song, "The Croatian Frater-
nal Union March" For the
first time in our history we
will stage such a venture for
the sole purpose of promoting
the CFU.
Realization OF Dream
1t has been our dream to
sponsor a program such as
this for a very long time.
We are indeed proud that
after being organized for five
short months, this dream be-
came a reality, proving to us
that truly in unity there is
strength.
We urge our members to
support this undertaking by
sending us requests for songs
on this program, for any oc-
casions such as birthdays, an
niversaries or congratulations
of any sort.
This may be done by send
ing all information to the un-
dersigned or to any of the
officials of our United LODI
ges. Any one desiring to do
so for the first program
should get this information in
as soon as possible so that
the program may be arranged
a few days in advance of the
actual broadcasting date.
Invite Guest Speakers
The program will be con-
Quoted mainly in the Croatian
language and we will use re-
corded tamburitza music.
Also, every Sunday after
noon we will have a guest
speaker on the program to
stress how very important it
is to belong to our CF'U. We
intend to broadcast all infor-
nation about the ten Lodges
affiliated with our United
Lodges.
We invite all members to
send along any suggestions
which they may have regard
ing improvements on our
system.
Remember our first pro-
gram, Sunday, March 9Th,
from 1890 to 100 PM, over
Radio Station WESA, $40 on
your dial.
Bernard M. Llketich, Sec'y.
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CampQiqn Score Board: us NelU Members
February Lap Of
Fiye-Month Drive
Nets 412 Members
Recruiters Eye
Delegateship To
Junior COnclaVe

Pittsburgh, Pa. = The Gro
atian Fraternal Union of
America has been enriched by
718 adult and juvenile enroll
ments since the Inauguration
January 1, 1866, of it's five
month Membership Campaign
honoring the 10th Anniver-
sary of it's Junior Order.
The Campaign, which is to
be climaxed by the Society's
4th National Junior Conven-
ton July 2-3-4, 1855, at Gary,
Indiana, will close on Tues
day, May 81, 1855.
Recruiters Rate Orchid
The first month of the
Campaign-January- netted
1873 Senior and 173 Junior en-
rollments for a total of 3O6
new members.
February, shortest month
of the year, bettered that
mark with room to spare with
1872 Senior and 280 Junior en-
rollments, or 412 new men,
hens ii, all for the work period
ending Friday, February rs.
This gave the Society a
total of 718 new members
since the beginning of the
short drive on January 1, re-
cruiting par excellence for
winter months.
Twice Should Be Enough
We again call the attention
of our members at large to
the fact that this is not a
Junior Membership Cam
paign."
1t is a Membership Cam
paign calling for the enroll
ment of every man, woman
and child eligible for men,
bership in the Croatian Fra
ternal Union; a drive open to
every man, woman and child
eligible to attend the CFU's
4th National Junior Conven-
ton as either Juvenile or Hon
orary Delegates.
There is no such thing as
an age barrier in this Cam
paign, no "starost or mlaaost'
issue to divide those anxious
to participate in the drive and
become Delegates to the July
2-3-4, 1855, Junior Conven-
ton at Gary, Indiana.
We have said as much be-
fore. Today we say it again.
Twice is enough!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-02

ward to your company July
2-3-4 at the Convention.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-02
By STEPHEN #. BRkICH Campaign Secretary

He stands five feet, ten inch
es, plays the cello with the
"Sloga" Junior Tamburitza
Orchestra of Farrell, and is
an ardent basketball fan.
In fact, he is looking for
ward to participating in the
Evening star., 1955-02-25
SUPER CHIEF DRIVEN

10. 7-8sOO. SfO1 Indian Head Hwy.
Children Under 12 Free.
DAN DURYEA in WORLD FOR
RANSOM" at $3.50. 9;25: Also THE
BOWERY BOYS in "BOWERY TO
BAGDAD." at S:05.
Evening star., 1955-02-25

I was rushed into production.
Now ! have two completed
scripts-sMarco Polo and Adam
and Eve'-but no stars"
Mario LAMA has agreed to play
Polo for Leo. but he is still a bit
too roly poly. II sent my secre-
tary to Palm Springs to check
up on Mario" the director told
me, land, when he hits 207.
we're In business"
II &&*
Ace Director Fred Zinnemann
('High Noon" and From Here
to Eternity'') before taking off
for New York with the print Of
"Oklahoma!" to show Rodgers
and Hammerstein, announced:
"I'll take a small rest after that.
before ! start War and Peace in
Todd-AO big screen" This is
the movie for which Yugoslavia
Is lending 1000 of its soldiers as
extras. It's a huge project and
will take a year to make.
Jack Benny, after flying down
to the Mardi Gras in New Or
leans. picked UP a car there.
He'll drive-his favorite form of
relaxation-to Florida. then fly
to New York.
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Ed Sullivan
You Can't Be Sure
Women Do Not Know

to out-pleasant other space
grabbers. In addition. Curtis al
ways wears his hair long in back.
Both of these unrelated facts
brought about in this observer
the reaction best described by
Bea Lille: you make suffer
sharp and shooting pains"
But Curtis performances in
these two pictures have won him
absolution. Now If he'd only talk
to his barber.
y ~
I'm feeling all right" said
Eartha Kilt, from Doctors Hos
pital. when I was a little girl
my mother always used to say
that if I didn't behave, they'd
put me away, Well. guess I'm
put" Danny Hayes docu-
mentary film for UNICEF is one
of the most moving things you'll
see. UNICEF is the United Ma
tion's International Childern's
Emergency Fund. Kaye volun-
teered to go to Thailand. Burma.
India. Hong Kong. Korea and
Japan to participate with native
doctors in their tremendously
important job for afflicted chill
dren. The work that the doctors
are doing in those areas to COR
rect skin diseases is fascinating
reminder of the good will that
exists in every part of the world.
Kaye can take a bow on a fine
job. well done. Paramount Pic
lures, which will be distributing
the film shortly, contributed
camera crews and will turn over
all money from theaters where
the film is shown. So help them
out.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Grohunn
Continued From Page A-1s.)

80 years In films, it's tough to
memorize an hours show" But
the senior McLaglen romped
through easy-breezy :. Well
man, by the way. can't seem to
shake the flu. Still. he reports
every morning to John Wayne
and company. refusing to hold
up the picture after all its
early jinxes.
+ II
Gene Kelly and 40 other Pitts
burghers were cocktail hosted
by drama critic Harold Cohen of
the Pittsburgh Post Gazette soon
after he received his award from
the screen directors guild. Ma
tive son Dick Powell would have
made it too-but Richard was
busy at the time, fracturing his
shoulder in Sun Valley.
Leo McCarey means his blues:
"In the old days, when I said I
have no script, but my stars are
Irene Dunno and Cary Grant
Evening star., 1955-02-25
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Frank Freeman. head of Par
amounts Coast Studio, like most
husbands, hasn't too much con-
fidence in his wife's business
Judgment. Not long ago. when
Mrs. Freeman confided that she
was going to buy some acreage
in Florida, Frank tried gently
to discourage her. But his ar
guments were in vain. The little
woman put her foot down and
Frank uttered the usual warn
ings. The other day, Mrs. Free
man phoned him at his Office.
81 thought you'd like to know,
dear" she purred, that they've
Just discovered uranium on that
land you didn't want me to buy.
End Of conversation.
Josh Logan back from Japan,
where he collected material for
his next Broadway show, James
Michener's "Sayonara." Har-
ry Tierney jr. and Carolyn
Gather honeymooning in Ber-
muda (his dad penned "Rio
Rita" "Alice Blue Gown. =.
Anna Maria Alberghetti switched
to Frank Capra, jr. Mary
Beth Hughes and Jack Durant,
who wed after her divorce,
readying a night club act. /. :.
The DR.. Nathan Hiatts of the
Warner Bros. clan. named her
Vicki Ann; the Insley Pynes
(Hamilton Fish's daughter. Eliz-
abeth). called him Russell; the
Gene Rossides (he's ex-Colum-
bia U. starr, picked Gale. i
George Sanders prefers Gladys
Knapp. Pat O'Brien's son,
Sean, into the Air Force.
Peggy Lee and DR.. Lew Nor
rill are steadying.
On the basis Of two films he's
made this year. young Tony Cur
tis shapes up. as the most ver-
satile youngster who has come
along since the days Of Donald
O'Connor and, more recently.
Sammy Davis jr.
While Curtis is not in the vein
Of either O'Connor or Davis. your
reporter submits that his two
widely varied performances in
the melodramatic "Six Bridges
to Cross" and the musical, so
This Is Paris" find no parallel
in 1858 movie ranks. In each pic
ture. he was astoundingly expert. |
This is a grudging admission |
on the part of this column. For a
long time. this reporter has been
annoyed by the studios early
campaign for young |
Curtis. I am always slightly sus-
picious of any performer who
wins an award for being most |
cooperative with winner of such
an award must stay up nights
figuring out strategy and tactics
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Duane Paul Honored
For Community Service

Duane M. Paul, former chair
man of the United Community
Services recreation and group
work section. yesterday was hon.
ored by the group as "a dedi-
Gated leader who has distin-
guished himself through service
to this community by his bound
less enthusiasm. deep concern
and outstanding ability"
: He received a citation to that
effect at a meeting in Friend
ship House, 619 D street Sc.
Mr.. Paul, active in welfare
work for the eight years he has
been District manager Of the
State Farm Mutual Automobile
Insurance Co., has been trans
ferred by the company to New
Jersey.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
NTUUMRT Arlington
&AA8a6 VA OF. 4-6l00

REEN FIRE" tCinemaScope),
STEWART GRANGER, at S:42: Plus
THREE HOURS TO KILL" (Colorl.
DANA ANDREWS. at 7:05 and 1880.
Cartoon. Located In Arlington on q.
s. Route 1, Just over the 14th st.
pridUa
Evening star., 1955-02-25
1851 zSz11Iz .IIIsaIoII19I zgS2zyl
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

"BRIGADOON"-GuscaI fantasy with Kelly and Cyd
Charlse.
GAME MUTNY"-Comdr Queeg and his wartime down
fall.
JULIUS CAESAR.-A fine transcription.
might PEOPLE"-Gregory Peck foils the Communists In
Berlin.
"ON THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brando in q drama
of violence.
"REAR WINDOW-Grace Kelly Jimmy Stewart, suspense by
Hitchcock.
"THE VANISHING PRAIRIE"-superb nature study by Walt
Disney, must.
Evening star., 1955-02-25

NgYY N Rockville, Md. PO. 2-2J3f.
AAAV JOSE FE r r E r, MERLE
OBERON. DEEP IN MY HEART"
Technicoior. at z, 9:2o.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
ROTH'S THEATRES

nARw Suvunnuh 81. ai l3th 81. Sc.
ssssaA Blk off Alu. Ave. 10. 2-2233
JOHN DEREK. JOAN EVANS. THE
OUTCAST," 6:45, $50; THIS rs
YOUR ARMY" 1925. Attention, Boys
and Girls. Don't Miss Our Big Kiddie
Party Sat. Matinee. ID Giant Prizes,
Half Hour Cartoon Carnival. Fun
Evening star., 1955-02-25
BRANCH DRIVEN

Clinton, Nd, via Broneh Ave.
Sc. Md. Rt. s, 6Iz mi. So. ID. C. Line.
RE. 6-6666
Keep Warm Tonight at Branch. Free
Gas for Your Heater. Red-Blooded
Thrill Show to Pound Your Pulses.
WENDELL COREY and EVELYN
KEYES in "HELL'S HALF ACRE"
ZOO, 1905: ROBT. MrTCHUM In
Zane Grey's WEST OF THE PECOS,"
$50. Sunday, BARB, STANWYCK in
JEOPARDY" and BOB TAYLOR in
"RIDE VAQUERO."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09

Recent building permits is
sued by Arlington County in
cluded:
Reynolds Construction Corp,
1909 Columbia pike. owner: two
dwellings at 4501 North Fortieth
street and 450l North Forty-fir
street; cost, $26,5 and $50. 500.
A. H. Tinkle, HOO South
Glebe road, owner; five semide-
tached houses at 2404-06, 2408-
10, 2312-14, 2416-18, 2420-22
South Twenty-third road; cost,
$4,000 each: architect, Ed Pitt.
Lester A. Sorensen. 4701 North
Thirty-fourth street, owner; two
dwellings at 1922 North Glebe
road and 1907 North Thirty-Sev-
enth street: cost. $4,000 each;
architect. John M. Walton and
Associates.
Mary Dodson, oil South Scott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
BY ROGER C. WHITMAN

Question: have read about
dampness working up from the
ground and causing the under
side of wooden porches to rot.
] am building a small cottage
In the woods for week ends.
and I would like to know how I
can protect the underside Of
the porch.
Answer There are several
good wood preservatives on the
market, including, of course.
creosote. Several are practically
odorless, which is an advantage
over creoSote. They are sprayed
under pressure and penetrate
well into the wood fibers and
hence give splendid protection.
They are available at dealers
In building supplies, where you
can also probably rent or bor-
row the spraying equipment.
Covering the ground under the
porch with vaporproof and
moistureproof building paper,
will prevent dampness rising
from the ground. All laps of the
paper should be sealed with as
phalt roofing cement.
Tight Windows
Question - Our four living
room windows seem to be sealed
so tightly they cannot be opened.
What do you suggest we, do to
loosen them?
Answer presume that these
windows are not the stationary
or fixed type. Since you do not
describe the kind of windows
you have in the house, I will
assume that they are double
hung. the type that slides up
and down. To loosen such VIM
dows, it will be necessary to re-
move the surface molding strip
from the frame and either plane
down this strip of wood or rub
it down with sandpaper in order
to enlarge the groove in which
the sash slides.
To loosen the upper. outside
sash, it will be necessary to
take out the center strip of
wood and plane or sand the sur
face and put it back in place.
If the sash is too wide for the
window frame, remove the two
inside molding strips and slide
the sash out of position, then
plane down the edges slightly.
The exposed wood should be
given a soaking coat of boiled
linseed oil and when it has
dried, apply paraffin in order to
lubricate the sash in the grooves.
Soap Film in Bathtub
QuestiOn-Apparently the pre-
vious owners of the house did
their laundry in the bathtub, be-
cause there is a film of soap
which I can't remove. no mat
ter what I do or what I use.
The tub looks very dull and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
Arlington Okoys Projects
To Provide More Homes

street, owner; dwelling at Gil
South Scott street; cost, $4,000;
architect, Harry L. Payne.
Barber & Hutchinson, 2721
North Washington boulevard,
owner; two dwellings at 1925
North Twenty-fourth road and
5512 North Twenty-fourth
street: cost, $4,000 each.
Nellie o. Zirkle, Mclean
owner; two duplex dwellings al
704 and TOO North Wakefield
street; cost, $4,000 each; archi-
tect, w. B. Upright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
100 Units Storted
In Fuirfux Area

Murphy & Smell Properties
announced today it has about
100 houses under construction
in Sleepy Hollow Manor on
Sleepy Hollow road in Fairfax
County near Seven Corners.
The firm projects several hum
bred houses eventually for the
i01-acre site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
Stun Aid okoyed
For Kansas City

Housing and Home Finance
Agency Administrator Albert
M. Cole this week certified Kan
sas City, Mo-, as having submit
ted am acceptable workable pro-
gram for the city-wide elimina-
ton and prevention of slums
and blight. Certification makes
the city eligible for Federal aid
in its urban renewal programs.