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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-08
Jackson College
Tigers Mar
Opening Of
MvC Stadium
Edge Devils
With 7-6 Score

ITTA BENA, Miss, Oct. THE
curtain raised at the Mississippi
Vocational College spanking brand
new Magnolia Stadium seeing MVC
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day is not far off when none of
IS will have to explain color to
>ur kids. Almost every day now,
we get the feeling that more hui
name elements are at work all over
he South"
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intercepted a pass and started an
other drive that ended on the Cats
35, as the gun went off signaling
the end Of the game.
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Church
lCOntinued from PAGE Onel

IOOHLIHUeu IIOH rage OHeJ
modern problems, nevertheless has
a responsibility to state great ethi-
cal and spiritual principles he
added.
1t was Bishop Sheriff. who made
the decision to switch the conven-
ton to Honolulu because of "seg-
regation problems in Houston"
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game and other Classic activities
are divided among the Is confer
ence teams.
This years game will mark the
first appearance of Howard or
Lincoln in the C.LA.A. National
Football Classic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-28
Ruzica Kausic In
Mckeesport Jan. |
Three Tam Groups
Prime For Concert

McheeSpOrt, ia. - Famed
Croatian singing and record
ing star Ruzica Kausic will
be a very special guest at
the concert which will be gi-
ven by the McKeesport Jun
ior Tamburitzans, the Holy
Trinity Tamburitzans from
Ambridge, and the newly
formed Junior Orchestra
from Clarion on Sunday,
January 1, 1855, at the Sa-
cred Heart Auditorium on
Shaw Ave-, McKeesport, be-
ginning at 7:30 PM.
Ruzica Kausic is a beloved
singer of Croatian and Sla-
vonian songs and she comes
direct from Zagreb. She has
a permanent position with
Radio Zagreb and is well
known as a recording artist
for Yugo-Tone Records, par
ticularly her interpretations
of our beautiful Croatian
songs.
She is visiting with rela-
tives here in America and we
deem it a very special honor
to have her on the program
on January /, 1856.
q Michael Grasha, Director
of the Croatian Fraternal
Unions Junior Order, will be
on hand to pay special tribute
to the Junior Tamburitzans.
Guest artists will be a
group from the Duquesne
,Universi ity Tamburitzans,
who will also play for your
dancing pleasure after the
concert.
For a thoroughly enjoy
able evening Of Tamburitza
music, songs and dances,
make it a point to start the
New Year right and come out
to the Sacred Heart Auditori.
um, Shaw Ave-, at 1880 PM
Sunday, January 1, 1856.
Committee
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would make it twice the size
of Pennsylvania.
Its principal cities ac-
cording to a 1858 census
are Belgrade, 469,988; Ia
greb, 350,452; Ljubljana,
1921; Sarajevo, 35,657;
Skoplje, 21,551; and Subo-
tica, 115,402. The same
census pegs at 16,927,275
the population of the coun-
try.
History shows that Yugo-
slavia was formed in 1919 af-
ter World War I.
The 1919 components of
the nation were the old king
doms of Serbia and Montene-
gro; Bosn a-Hercegovina,
once administered jointly by
Austria and Hungary; Croa-
tia-Slavonia, which "enjoyed"
limited autonomy under Hun
gary; and Slovenia and Dal-
malta, formerly administered
by Austria.
Alexander I, son Of King
Peter of Serbia, became the
first ruler of the new country
on August 16, 1921. He was
assassinated in Ma r S eill e,
France, in October 1884.
3,741, 900 In Last War
Came World War II.
On March 25, 1941, Yugo-
slavia signed the Axis Pact
and sided with Hitler.
This caused the over
throw of the government
two days later and opened
the way for the Nazis to
invade the nation on April
6, 1941. Within a short
time, Yugoslavia was divi-
ded into German, Hungari-
an, Italian and Bulgarian
zones of occupation.
Next came the establish
ment of puppet regimes in
Croatia and Serbia.
And in their wake came
historic, bloody battles a.
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Javor Hall VIII
Rock Saturday Eve

Pittsburgh, Pa. - A huge
crowd is expected to take in
the gala New Years Eve
Dance to be sponsored Satur-
day, December 81, by the ia
vor Glee Club.
The frolic is to be held in
Javor Hall at 822 North Ca
nal Street, North Side Pitts
burgh, and start at 900 PM.
That the celebrating will car
ry over into the early hours
Of the morning is a foregone
conclusion.
Primed to regale the dance
set is the Greyko Recording
Orchestra, one of the finest
musical groups in this or any
other area. They're in a class
by themselves. Refreshments
to suit your taste or mood, all
in keeping with the traditions
of the holiday season, will be
available all evening long.
incidentally. the next reg
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Way To Yugoslavia

The following p oints
System will prevail during
the Croatian Fraternal
Unions 1856 Lets Visit
Yugoslavia!" Membership
Campaign, which ends July
81 next:
$1,000 Junior Education
al Endowment at Age 18,
Is Points; $1,000 Twenty
Year Endowment, Junior
or Senior, Is Points; ST, 900
Twenty Pay Endowment
Age IS, Junior or Senior,
IL Points; $1,000 Endow-
ment Age 65, Senior, 10
Points; and 200 Endow-
ment Age IS, Senior, 10
Points.
$500 Junior Educational
Endowment at Age 18, s
Points; $500 Twenty Year
Endowment, Junior or Sem
ior, 6 Points; $500 Twenty
Pay Endowment Age IS,
Junior or Senior, 5 Points;
$500 Endowment Age 65,
Senior, 4 Points; and $500
Endowment Age IS, Sen
ior, 4 Points.
All additional 5 Points
will be credited those writ
ing the modern and new
Income Defender business.
And l Point will be CIV
en- for Junior Term, and
Senior Sick Benefit and
Dis a bility transactions
made during the course of
this great 1856 Campaign.
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Trustees and was elected by
a majority of the Delegates
to the 9th National Quadren-
NAL Convention, which was
staged in Philadelphia.
To Honor Three Others
But bro. Skrtic will not be
alone in the spotlight on De-
cember 81.
Sharing it with him will
be three other members of
Lodge 1856: Anna Juricic,
MatO Jankovic and DOmi-
mix Kucic.
Sister Juricic and bro.
Jankovic were the Lodge 185
Delegates to the recent 9th
National Quadrennial Con-
vention and played an impor-
tant part in helping bro. Skr-
tic attain the presidency of
the Society's Board of Trus-
tees.
Bro. Kucic is the Lodges
most recent 50-Year C. F. u.
Member and will be given a
Gold Pin during the Banquet
in recognition of his long af-
filiation with the Society.
Great Lodge Secretary
Bro. Skrtic did not come
by his honors without lifting
a finger in behalf of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union, the
largest organization of it's
kind in the world.
Membership Campaign re-
cords Of past years show that
he did more than his share
to enroll many juvenile and
adult members.
The records also show
that he has been a persis-
tent Membership Conserva-
ton Award recipient, a re-
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Societys Sound Techncoor Films In New Brighton JAM

Adult members of the spon-
soring Lodges will find solid
and liquid refreshments to
suit the taste on the occasion.
All New Brighton and area
members of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union are invited to
attend this gala affair, for
there will be plenty of every
thing for everyone.
Three TopnOtch Movies
Three fine films will be
screened during this New
Years Day gathering.
One will show the high
lights of games played by the
Pittsburgh Steelers of the
National Professional Foot
ball League. Another will be
of the cartoon type which will
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New Brighton, Pa. - The
members of Franklin D.
Roosevelt" Lodge 400 and
"Beaverites' Lodge 738 will
co-sponsor a Holiday Season
Party Sunday, January 1,
1856, for the members of
Junior Order Nest LOG.
The festivities are to be
held in the SITS. Cyril and
Methodius R. C. Church So
cial Hall, 3rd Avenue at 7th
Street, and start promptly at
400 PM.
Each attending Nest 106
member will receive tickets
worth IS cents, free of
charge, with which he and
she may buy hot dogs, ice
cream, pop, candy or tasty
sandwiches.
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Beaver, Pa. - The election
of Anthony ]. Kubik, Aliquip.
pa, as the new Prothonotary
of Beaver County became Of
ficial here December 20 last
to give the victor a pre-Xmas
present.
A member of "Napredak"
Lodge 423 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, Mr.. Kubik's
election November 8, 1855,
was contested for weeks by
his incumbent Republican op-
ponent. The ultimate loser
had requested recounts in 10
voting precincts after Mr.. Ku-
blk had originally won out by
a margin of 106 votes.
A special board was in the
midst of the recount Decem-
Der 20 when the loser threw
in the towel" BY that time
the recount showed Mr.. Kubik
to be leading by 128 votes.
Slated to take office jan
uary 2, 1856, Mr.. Kubik is the
first of his nationality ever to
hold a high position in the
government of industrial Bea-
yer County.
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Order Director Michael Gra-q
sha, Assistant Secretary.
This Committee was chosen
during the Executive Boards
semi-monthly business meet
ing of December IA, 1866, to
carry out a decision to that
effect made during the recent
meeting of the new Supreme
Board of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
Both the Executive and
Supreme Boards will partici-
pate one way or another in
the Campaign, and all men,
bers thereof will leave moth
ing undone to make the drive
an unconditional success.
Schedule 80 Day Visit
The trip to Yugoslavia, and
return, will be made by air
out of New York.
And, as announced here
last week, $50 Points will be
required to qualify for the
month-long stay overseas. A
breakdown on the Points
System appears on this page.
Also worth repeating is
the fact that the victorious
recruiters will be entitled
to hotel rooms and meals
while in Yugoslavia and
that visits will be made to
all six of the nations Fed
Grated Republics, Croatia,
Serbia, Slovenia, Macedo-
mia, Montenegro and Bos-
na-Hercegovina.
Conducted tours will take
up 25 Of the 80 days embrac-
ing the visit, with 5 days set
aside for private visits with
relatives or friends living in
Yugoslavia.
The return trip to Amer
lea would be made before the
Labor Day weekend.
Nation Formed In 1919
Fronting on the Adriatic
Sea opposite Italy, Yugosla-
via has an area of something
like 99, 200 square miles. That
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gainst the Axis occupation by
two guerrilla armies, one lead
by Marshal Tito (Josip Broz),
the other by Draza Mikhailo-
vic. These two groups fought
not only the Germans, but al
so each other.
A total of 3,741,OO0 Yugo-
slavs took part in World War
II. Of these, 3O5,O00 died in
battle, 1,4O1, 900 perished as
a result of the carnage, and
425, 900 were wounded. What
price glory!
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regale all regardless of age.
These two movies will be
run off right after the Party
gets under way.
The third film will be
screened around $3.50 PM.
It is the 16mm, sound tech
nico]or movie entitled "This
Is Your Croatian Fraternal
Uni0n!" and should be seen
by every district member
of the Society.
Shown in this film are the
CFU's National Home Offices
at Pittsburgh; the famous
Gary, Indiana, Junior Order
Nest 10 Summer School: and
life at the C.F.U. Children's
Home in Des PLANES, Illinois.
Joint Committee
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the music of the Balkan
Knights Tamburitza Orches-
ira of Youngstown, Ohio.
Representing the Home
Office of the CrOatian Fra
ternal Union on the Occa-
sion will be Martin Kra-
sich, Supreme Treasurer Of
the multi-million dollar So
ciety.
Speaking in behalf of the
community, of which bro.
Skrtic is an outstanding citi-
zen, will be Mayor Michael
Kovach Of Campbell. Mayor
Kovach is a distinguished
member of Lodge 1855
First Elected In 1851
Bro. Skrtic first came into
prominence as a Delegate to
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on's 7th National Quadren-
NAL Convention, held at Pitts
burgh back in 1947.
He served as a Recording
Secretary during that historic
gathering.
Four years later, in 1851,
he again represented his
Lodge as a Delegate to the
9th National Quadrennial
Convention at Los Angeles,
California.
1t was during this conclave
that he was elevated to the
post of Secretary Of the Gro
atian Fraternal Unions Board
of Trustees, a very high hon.
or indeed.
In September of this year
| he chose to run for the office
of President of the Board OF
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Anthony J. kubik I'm" As Beaver Countys Prohonotay

ticket came through for its
County leadership.
Quiet by nature, Mr.. Kubik
is nonetheless an active Coun-
ty citizen.
He served Lodge 423 in an
official capacity on several
occasions and has always
been proud of his affiliation
with the Croatian Fraternal
Union, the worlds largest,
most powerful such organiza-
ton.
It is believed that his affi-
liation with the Society con-
tributed much to his victory
November 8, for his candida
cy was publicized on these pa
ges and thus brought to the
attention of all Beaver Coun-
ty members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
Our congratulations and
best wishes for success in Of
flee 60 to Mr.. Kubik, a man
we have known for years and
admired for his determination
to make good.
Stephen F. Brkich, Editor
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Campbell, Ohio Lodge
ToHonor Milan Skrtic
Detroit III To
Mark Anniversary
Onyx Will Stage
Dance January 21

Detroit, Mich. - The
"Onyx' CFU Lodge TIT
Christmas Party held Decem-
ber 8 was a huge success.
Those members who did not
attend missed out on a very
nice gathering of both young
and old, not to mention San
ia Claus and his gifts.
Elections January IL
There are two dates in JAM
uary that all "Onyx" men,
bers should take note of, one
being the meeting Thursday,
January IL, at the Croatian
Catholic Center, POI w. Seven
Mile Road, at 800 PM. This
will not only be our monthly
meeting, but also our annual
meeting with election of Of
ficers for the coming year.
All members are asked to at
tend and voice their opinions.
Years Biggest Dance
The other date to remem-
Der is the date of the "Onyx"
Anniversary Dance, which
is the great social event Of
the season. This gala affair
will take place at the Croa-
/ tan Catholic Center, Satur-
day, January 21, 1856. There
will be a good supply of re-
frehments and the musical
entertainment will be provi-
ded by Bill Zelenak and his
Orchestra.
Neva Ruzich, Rec. Sec'y.
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He ran for the same post
four years ago, but was de-
feated in the end.
His victory November 9th
last was a link in a Democra-
tic chain which swept the
party into power for the first
time in something like 100
years. With but one excep-
ton, the entire Democratic
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ward annually claimed by
Lodge Secretaries able to
show as many, or more,
members on their books at
years end as they had on
January 1st.
He was likewise an officer
of the Croatian Fraternal
Unions United Lodges of
Mahoning Valley, Ohio, Com
mittee and has done a great
deal to make this group one
of the most active and out
standing such organizations
within the Society.
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are expected TO eVentua11y parI1c1pate
in this unusually attractive Campaign,
which is to run for seven months, or un-
til July 81, 1856.
Awaiting the victors is a Campaign
Grand Prize Award of a round trip, all
expense paid August, 1856, visit to Yu-
goslavia, with stopovers in Paris, France,
en- route, and Vienna, Austria, returning
stateside.
Conducting the 1856 Campaign will
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-28
Braddock Members In
For Earlier Meetings

Braddock, Pa. - Members
of CFU Lodge 43 will please
note that the time of our reg
ular meetings has be e n
changed from 800 PM to
200 PM, first Sunday Of ev-
cry month, at the Croatian
Home, 912 Talbot Avenue.
Fora BlOgovich, Sec'y.
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be Croatan Editor of the Zaednicar Philip Vukech Chair
man. Supreme Treasurer Martin Krasich Vice Chairman;
English Editor of the Zaedntar Secretary and Junior
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-28

ular meeting Of the members
Of Javor is to take place Sun
day, January 8, in order not
to conflict with the regular
meeting Sunday, New Years
Day.
Joseph j. Plese, Pres.
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Lodges Ninth Convention Delegates
And Aged Member Will Share Spotlight
With President OF Board Of Trustees
Supreme Treasurer Martin Krasich And
Campbell Mayor Michael Kovach To Speak

Campbell Ohio - The members of Croatian Fraternal
Union Lodge 1876 will sponsor Testimonial Banquet and
Dance New Years Eve December 81 in honor of Milan
Skrtc, Cor years Secretary of this Lodge.
These holiday festivities to be held in the Gro
attain Home 81 Bright Avenue Campbell and start prompt
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Supreme Treasurer Junior Director Editors Of zaedniear
viii Conduct 1855 lets Visit yugosIavia Campaign Drive
Opportunity To Visit
By STEPHEN Secretary, Membership
Pittsburgh Although will not get under until January
Lets Yugosavia!
Campaign enthu
the Soetys most
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Turn to Page 8 for Editorial,
"True To His Word"
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successful recruiting drives in years. not IN history
The mere +hooht of visiting overseas has caught the gains
f ranv members the Society hundreds of whom two
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ly at 900 PM. Dancing fol-
lowing the Banquet will be to
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Neva Ruzich, Rec. Sec'y.
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