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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03
zumberaks Will Relax
For Change August 9Th

Cleveland, Ohio = Now
that the CFU's Midwest Golf
Tournament is something of
the past, the "zumberaks"
are turning their efforts to-
wards other pleasant affairs.
On Saturday, August 6, be-
ginning at 500 PM, a brand
new style of weiner roast,
which was concocted by our
social chairman, Thomas Lat
kovic, will be held at jana
cek's Farm, located on South
ern Rd., just south of Rt. 303,
in West Richfield, Ohio.
Instead of weiners, a var
iety of delicacies, unthought
of for such get-togethers, will
be on tap, with everything
from sizzling steaks to steam
ing kobase on rye.
The dance music will in
clude everything from the
hottest jazz tunes and square
dance tempos to our own
lively kolos. Dancing will take
place in the renovated barn
at Janacek's.
Just a reminder that Fra
ternal Day, honoring the 10th
Anniversary of the Junior Or
der of the Croatian Fraternal
Union, will be staged at Pur-
itas Springs Park on Septem-
ber 4. If you haven't already
purchased any tickets for the
1855 Chevrolet rattle, you can
do so at the next meeting.
AS a treat to the Juniors,
5000 worth of amusement
tickets will be distributed to
the members in attendance.
Michael Fuches is chairman
of the event.
George Reich, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03

Los Angeles, Calf. - On
Sunday, August 7, the Cen
trail Committee of Southern
California CFU Lodges will
open wide the doors of Ford
Boulevard Hall and Picnic
Grounds for our Juniors to
celebrate the 40th Anniver-
sary of the CFU Junior Or
der, and to give our Junior
Delegates, who have returned
from Gary, a big welcome.
Doors will open at 1000
AM, and hot barbecued lamb
will be ready shortly after.
This Croatian delicacy will be
prepared under the guidance
of bro. Vinko Ontonich, who
is known far and wide for his
preparation of same. There
will be ham, and naturally hot
dogs, ice cream and soda pop
for our children. Hot and
cold drinks will also be pre-
pared for the adults.
At approximately 800 PM,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03
Dolores Yukica Feels
Junior Confabs Should
Be Held Every Z Years

Midland, Pa. - I enjoyed
everything at the 4th Ma
tional Junior Convention, ex-
cept the terribly warm
weather.
I really hated to leave all
the new friends 1 met. They
were so friendly and nice
(and Croatians). When we
were together, we talked in
Croatian to Nsee who could
speak the best.
My trip to Gary was the
first time I had ever been on
a train, and it turned out to
be a lot of fun.
I only wish we could have
a Junior Convention every
two years. Four years is
much too long to wait.
Dolores Yukica
Delegate, Nest 157
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Kathy Bravar Dreams
Of Being Delegate To
| Next Junior Convention

Swissvale, Pa. - l enjoyed
the 4th National Junior Con-
vention very much. I don't
think anyone could have had
so much fun for only 50
Points.
l enjoyed the parties, sight
sc eing and meeting new
friends. I especially liked the
Museum at Chicago, for there
were 80 many, many things
to see there.
Another place where I had
a good time was at the Chill.
dren's Home in Des PLANES
I think everyone had a good
time there, Junior and Hon
orary Delegates alike.
Everyone was so nice that
I hated to 60 home, on Tues
day morning, but 1 guess the
good time had to end some
time.
1 am hoping that | can at
tend the next Convention.
Katherine Bravar
Delegate, Nest 38
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03
Four Lodges Planning
To Stage Croatian Day
In North Chi AUGUST 21st

Waukegan, iii. - On Sum
day, August 21, the Wauk-
egan-North Chicago C. F. U.
Lodges Is, 828, and 848 along
with Lodge SO of the ecu
will present the first Croatian
Day to be held in this area.
The event will be a picnic
at beautiful Foss Park on the
shores of Lake Michigan, in
North Chicago, Ill.
We extend a cordial invita-
ton to our friends from Chi
cago, Kenosha, Racine, Mil
waukee, and other nearby
communities, to help us make
this picnic a success.
We will have plenty of our
traditional barbecued lamb,
and liquid refreshments. :.
Remember the date Sun
day, August 21, 1855.
Picnic Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03
Midland Juniors Set
For August 7 Outing
SaIutinq Junior Order

Midland, Pa. - CFU Nest
157 will stage an outing on
Sunday, August 7, at the Old
Golf Course, on 18th Street.
The picnic is being held by
the Nest in honor of the 10th
Anniversary of the Junior
Order of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union.
Music for your dancing and
listening pleasure, will be pro-
vided by the ever popular
Midlandaires. Solid and liquid
refreshments will be available
for your consumption all day.
The members of Nest 157
would like to extend a most
cordial welcome to all the
CFU members and friends OF
the surrounding vicinity to
turn out for this festive oc-
casion.
Joseph Yukica, Manager
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their cultural program at the
Pittsburgh school.
In the desire to. establish
Duquesne University as a
mecca for Slavic music, Di-
rector Walter w. Kolar of the
Tamburitzans will begin a
school for folk dancing. This
immediate position will be
the task set up for Richard
Crum, the newest member of
the staff of the Tammies.
Richard Crum, a former
member of the Tammies,
halls from st. Paul, Minneso-
ia. His experience in folk
dance circles is outstanding
and he has been widely ac-
claimed for his knowledge of
the dances of Yugoslavia.
This past year, he studied
dancing in all parts of Yugo-
slavia. The tour lasted for
five months and Mr.. Crum
brought back many new dan.
ces. His teaching talents have
taken him to all parts of the
U. s., as evidenced by his
teaching in New York, w
Va, and at present in Califor.
mia, where he was called upor
to instruct the folk dancers
of Southern California.
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Cleveland KoIo Group
Shaping August Picnic

Cleveland, Ohio - The an
nual picnic of the Kolo Aces
Dancing Group will be held at
the Croatian Home, 6314 St.
Clair Ave., Cleveland, on Sun
day, August Z, 1855.
Starting at IL noon, deli
ciously barbecued lamb will
be ready for your consump-
ton, together with various
other refreshments and Ii
guilds to quench your thirst.
Music will be furnished by
the well known orchestra
"Plavi Dunav", under the
leadership of Frank Muza.
Incidently, Mr.. Muza informs
us he has a great surprise in
store for all who attend that
day. Wonder what or who it
is?
We've always had a great
crowd at our affairs, so come
one and all, enjoy yourselves
with us at our picnic. You will
be happy you did for we have
a live-wire bunch here and
there is never a dull moment!
Maria Procer, Pub.
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Cleveland Lodges
Plan Day OF Days
Queen Candidates
Eye September 4th

Cleveland, Ohio = The pub
lie is invited to attend this
years F'raternal Day, spon-
sored by the United CFU
Lodges of Cleveland. This
celebration, being held in hon
or of the 40th Anniversary
Of the Junior Order, will take
place on Sunday, September
4, at Puritas Springs Park.
The United Lodges are
working toward the goal of
buying their own picnic
grounds, and the proceeds
from this affair will be used
for that purpose.
The Committee is putting
a very nice program together
for that day. We will have
with us two guest speakers
from the CFU Home Office,
namely bro. Martin Krasich,
Supreme Treasurer, and bro.
Michael Grasha, Junior Direc-
tor. Our other distinguished
guest will be the honorable
Anthony ]. Celebrezze, Mayor
of Cleveland.
The musical portion of the
program will be provided by
the Blue Danube Tambur-
itzans under the direction of
Frank Muza.
We are sponsoring g a
Queen Contest" and the cam
didate who will have sold the
most tickets for the 1855
Auto rattle will be crowned
! Queen of the 40th Anniver-
sary Celebration.
The Queen will receive a
very nice prize and the other
candidates will also receive
rewards.
There will be plenty of hot
barbecued lamb and pork on
hand, as we'll as other tasty
snacks and a variety of re-
freshing drinks.
Plan now to attend our an
nual "Fraternal Day. on Sum
day, September 4.
i Anna Rescic, Sec'y.
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Kenosha's Ninth Annual Croatian Day
viii Be Run Off On Sunday, August 7th
Three Lodges And TamburitZa Ensemble
Again Backing Friendship Day" Picnic

KenOsha, Wis. - Every
things ready for you to have
a wonderful time at that
Ninth Annual Kenosha Croa-
tian Day Picnic which is being
held at O'NeilPs Grove on
Friendship Day, Sunday, Au-
gust 7th!
The hard-working commit
tee under the leadership of
Ted Topolovec has been plan
ming the outing so that every
one will be satisfied. There'll
be plenty of refreshments
(both liquid and solid) -
music galore played by the
Elias Tamburitza Serenaders
- succulent "pecena janjeti-
ma" pony rides to amuse
the kiddies - and a day in
which to see people one
doesn't get to see except on
occasions such as these!
This affair, sponsored an
nually by the joint c. F. u
Lodges Amity, Sveti Rok and
Sloga and the members of the
Elias Tamburitza Serenaders
is a much looked for event.
We take this opportunity tc
invite all our friends from the
neighboring cities of West
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Allis, Milwaukee, Racine,
Waukegan and North Chi
cago and any other cities near
or far, to attend this festive
occasion.
Working on the committee
under the leadership of Ted
Topolovec are Eugene Miller,
Frank Odar, George SLENDER,
Ignatz Schantek, Tom Pany-
an, Charles Elias, Joe Furac,
Jennie Fifer and Steve Fifer.
Don't forget the date, Au.
gust 7th. The place: O'Neills s
Grove (south of the City OF
Kenosha - ride on Hwy 81
until you reach County Trunk
"Q' - turn West on u RIDE
over the railroad tracks and
there you areD
If you're lacking transpor.
tation, be at Burgers Tavern
(4917-7th Avenue) where
cars will take you out to the
picnic grounds at 11-12-1
and 2 o'clock.
The picnic grounds are the
same that we've had in the
past s years, formerly called
McKeon's.
Helen Schantek, Publicity
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clubrooms to partake of a de-
licious dinner. Tickets for the
dinner are selling at $3.50 per
person, and may be purchased
from any Lodge officer or at
the Club.
Musical entertainment for
the occasion will be provided
by the Bill Reitzi Trio.
We invite our members and
friends to attend our "St.
Lawrence Day" Celebration
and help make it even more
successful than any previous
such gathering.
Stephen Juzbasic, Sec'y
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Seattle, Washington, Lodge 439 Will
Screen Society's Films On August 18th

Seattle, Wash. - L Cd e e
439 "Sinovi Hrvatske Domo-
vine" of this city have made
arrangements to show the
Society's two technicolor mar
rative films, "This Is Your
Croatian Fraternal Union"
and "The C.F.U. Goth Ami
versary Fete in Pittsburgh.
Said films will be made a.
vailable to the Seattle men,
bership on Sunday, August
14th, with the time and hall
not definite when the book
ing was made with the Home
Office in Pittsburgh. The
showing of the films will
mark the first time in the
lives of many members to see
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Johnstown Nest Dues
Can Be Paid SUNDAYS

DO IN S town, Pa. - We
would like to remind the par
ents of members of G.. F. u.
Nest 4 to bring their chill
drens' dues up to date.
This matter can be taken
care of by seeing the under
signed, who will be at the
Croatian Home every Sunday
afternoon between the hours
of 1 PM and 5 PM.
John Mandrgoc, Mgr.
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SteeIton Lodge 13 Members Preparing
For Annual Celebration On August IS
Mass, Dinner and Varied Entertainment
Scheduled To Highlight Festive Occasion

Steelton, Pa. - "St. Law
renee" C.F.U. Lodge 13 will
sponsor it's Annual Celebra-
ton in honor of the Lodges
Patron Saint on Saturday,
August 13, at the Lodge
Club Rooms.
The days celebrating will
open on Saturday, when all
members are to meet in the
clubrooms at 900 AM to
march in procession to st.
Mary's Church for the 1000
AM Mass. .:-. 3a-*-. 5>ct es~
Following Mass, the men,
bers will march back to the
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scenes of operation and ac-
tivity of the organization
which they hold so highly.
We take this opportunity
to also welcome the members
of Lodge 764 Harmony" to
be in our midst when the
films depict C.F.U. life and
activity other than tn a t
which we have seen locally.
For more information a.
bout the appearance of the
films, upon reading this an
nouncement, we ask that you
contact Frank Bodic, the
Lodge President, and yours
truly the undersigned.
Roy Toljan, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-03

. The most important as
pect of freedom of speech is
freedom to learn. All educa-
ton is a continuous dialogue
- questions and answers
that pursue every problem to
the horizon. That is the es-
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tension and directions will be
posted to help you get there
Piping hot barbecued lamb
prepared by experts hailing
from Bentleyville, will be a
vailable throughout the festi-
vities, as will refreshments
befitting the season. Inciden-
tally, lamb will be ready for
the noon trade on Sunday.
Music for the picnic will be
provided by the Pozega Bro
theirs Tamburitza Orchestra
with Gus Rogan of Girard,
Ohio, always a most welcome
group among our people in
Bentleyville. Dancing will
take place in the outdoor
Pavilion.
Picnic tables are available
on the grounds for family
groups and plenty of park
ing space awaits those who
decide to drive out for August
7th.
Again welcome to all our
friends of the neighboring
communities of Ellsworth
Brownsville, M a s o n o W n
Monessen, Donora and Coke.
burg. Nancy Radoca.
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Regularly acting as chore-
ographer for the Tamburit-
zans, Director Kolar decided
to send Dick out to teach the
many interested individuals
who have written to the
Tamburitzans.
This folk dance school is
the follow up to the Tambur-
itza School which Mr.. Kolar
and his assistant, Steve Ko-
vacev, began this past year.
All those interested in the
dance movement may obtain
information by writing to the
Tamburitzans at Duquesne
University, Pittsburgh 10,
Penna. Charles CubeliC
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Dick Crum Joins
Duke Tams' Staff
Newcomer To Help
Sell Folk Dancing

Pittsburgh, Pa. - T h i S
fall, after their return from
Lake Nebagamon, Wiscon-
sin, the Tamburitzans of Du-
quesne University will inau-
gurate the second phase of
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Lodge 437 KoIo Group
Will Picnic AUGUST 9th

Bentleyville, Pa. - We are
happy to announce that the
"Sloboda" CFU Lodge 437
Kolo Group will sponsor a
Picnic on Sunday, August 7,
at Laniks Grove near Bent
leyville.
The outing grounds are To-
Gated near the Turnpike Ex-
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. l1to couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three fun days
and Tecetue the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Aaron Small. IS, 1926 Euclid ST. n.w.i
apd Joan Branch, "a s2s Deiaheld
Iodis stevens. 81. se7 assh St. ne. and
Patricia Taylow. "a, 5Qa5 Just st. ne.
samss snsPpard. ssn,t. as. eisn.a dsls Msri4n
John Thsyer. + II, 1890 FLORIDA ave. M
and Patricia Connolly. 20. 22I3 Min-I
nss ana xnssis zansiotti, %. 500 De-
eatur st. NV.
ne, annd Joncisf MSkinnon, 81. iso0|
Rosessss 4 slsfe a;S 2s. a4l4 l4.h St. NV. and
- kashieen siS % smoyeF. n. ess Oh $. s;w ;w
0isoa Norma fSM paHis 10, @ ss1 52nd st. Tn ne eHo
Irving Dyer. SO, 1921 Lincoln I'd. me-,
and Gertrude BaureT, 80, 3638 10th
Robert Cater, III, %. and porothy Har-
rison,. 10, both 81 3f0 eth. st. .S:e.
John Marshall 80. and Jessiea Me-
Jonsihon .McKnisht. S6s 7iiT 4th st
nv. and Mary Fitzsssald. 81 1889
whit sas BBsi's Bs4. saalss a sss s rs rs u ssa I:
Icissds MsFayl.pa, a. and Elsie walters.
lcisrssnsssS sS'f asmmstt. q sst IL, 1909 Union ii.
wv. and Bertha Ethssidse Is. 4s1I
Harvey BsskSurn, ": z e. 1889 1!,o Bark r., n
peSiey | fDedriek; 90, Bronx. n. r.. and
perlene McLymont, 80. 1887 Lawrence
chsssIlsas s smith. 2s. sil Him st. NV. and
.ss ssEi as 2 a.s .sse E;ssssta s. gsss
ROBERT stukes. 90. Chicago, M. and
ass6ass sSssbrns AssEb k0ns 400 PsTs asn Ma
Pc. and Barbara Reese, 20. Ariins-
Arthur 5eAp: : Y. II ssIe q, 2 =. f., a-g Y and
JoiepS ipS s6sckelis. s ST. ST. snd JoSanns ~; Hol-l
lar. u, both Of Baltimore.
Ferdinand LaEo. -, pseoslyn, n. Il
Rosefpt % Tai6est IS, fiss s0y III 4. 4 ne. ne.
snd Riizabeth Mace. 81. 1857 Bird 81.
fS+ALltAIQ WIZ nlOns A1tta A0INAAf w. anu
PeEgy Clayton, 81. 2Sa8 14th 81.
lErnssl Draft Is, 22s7 18Th Il. ne.
and Esteila MeMillon, ds. 1879 Gales
James n; I Ross. se. Petersburg. W, va.
and Mercedes Thompson. So, sos l6thl
Herman sPreiser. 80. Arlington. va. and
Mary Ellis, 30, N. Springfield. We.
james McAleer, 3b. West Lanham. Nd
ana MaFis Wiles. 80, 1881 46th st.
Isaac Mayne, "a. Hsrrellssllls. II. G.. and
wiIs5n LS5ls wenss: RsTssT 81 So sih Inssssa q n
n.W- and Dorothy Schneider. 22, 1909
Delafeld ri, NV.
Nathan Lsvfton, as. and Rose Goodman.
~ both of I26 Spging "a, nv.
tWillie Brown. 10, and Willie Mae Davis,
70. both OF AiexanartM. Va.
Frank Buckman, 30 Rocky Mount. N. O..
and Joan Matthews. ~, 30A 5Oth st.
lWiiiiam Parker. rs, 5Ois Nash st. ne,
and Frances Jones. 22. 2lol Eye 81.
Raymond white. II. 1894 Nsz Hamp-
shire ave. NV. and Jean White. 1S,
go 6hepherd q. NV.
ARTHUR HAYNES III. 1924 New Hamp-
shire ave n.wJ ana Mildred Williams,
10, 920 Shepherd st. NV.
Charles Schmidt 20. 6a00 Temple HillsI
| I'd. ae.s and Jcanne Fisher, Is. i4i2l
X0unK 81. &c,
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|McKeIdin to Dedicate
Cullen HospitoI Wing

BALTIMORE. Nov. l6 tH.
Gov. McKeldin win dedicate 81
new wing TO the Victor Cullen
State tuberculosis Hospital la
Frederick County Monday.
The wing which cost 1895 ,607I
includes d kitchen and cafeteria
for patients and employees. I'll
replaces q frame kitchen built
In 1912.
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Turkey Fete al Church

/ The men Of Grace Episcopal
Church win hold q turkey dinner
from S to I pm. tomorrow I'M
1.-THE parish hall. Ninth and ID
streets S.W.
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Cleans like soup

~. but its better because il doesn't dry
skin. Yes, Nouema Is different Put il on.
wash Of with wet fatecloth. Its grease
less, washes OF with waterl Cleans quickly
thoroughly leaves skin asoap-clean."
but not dry or drawn.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

/. but Noxzena Is better than greasy
creams because II doesn't clog pores. \
helps skin stay moist hsips fight dry akin
az only cream can but Il isn't sticky or
greasy. Leaves skin feeling scream-softs Z
but 50 cool and fresh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

The views Of Federal employee,
lin the field on what they favor
Tor oppose In the way Of legisla-
|tion and personnel actions ere
extremely important. since 90
Iper cent OF Government workers
|are outside Of Washington.
This fact is sometimes over
looked by the general public and
even members Of Congress and
Government colurnnists who are
apt to feel that Government en-
|ployment begins and ends in
Washington.
The talks We had with field
employees indicated that they do
not always zee eye TO eye on
some issues with their colleagues
in washington and even their
own union leaders.
$50
FIXING OF WAGES 81 For
example. most Federal employees
we talked to In California were
In favor Of the administrations
proposal that classified and
postal employees salaries be fxed
by wage boards instead Of Con-
gress.
The employees felt they would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Sunday, October ls, 1855

Today's edition also includes:
The Star Pictorial. d 36-page
magazine featuring THE Grand
Canyon Of the East In story
and pictures.
This Week. q 40-page maya
zine featuring Robert Montgom-
lery's opinion Of the influence Of
teleyision on politics.
a l0-page section Of comics.