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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11

ker, the Lodge Sc sports di-
rector.
The teams will be based on
lodge affiliation with C.F.U,
membership a prime requi-
site. More about rulings and
requirement but this should
suffice to C.F.U. softball ag-
gregations preparing to con.
verge upon Youngstown for
a Croatian Fraternal Union
Softball Tournament.
Interested parties can write
direct to Lodge No. IS sports
director, Chuck Koker, GIG
F'airmont Ave, Youngstown
Ohio, or to the Home Office,
CO Sports-E Educational De-
partment.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
Joann Dernuk To
Wed Stanley zurek

Hammond, Ind. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Dernuk of 946
Murray Street, Hammond,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Joann Bever-
ly, to Stanley zurek of lilo
Eaton Street, Hammond.
A member of ESL 856,
Miss Dernuk graduated from
Washington High School and
attended the Felt and Tor
rant Comptometry School in
Chicago. She is presently en-
ployed at the Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Co.
Her fiance attended Roose-
velt High School and Purdue
University, Calumet Exten-
sion. He is employed by the
Hopper Construction Compa-
ny, Youngstown.
The wedding date is set for
September 8, 1856.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
Phoenix Members Name
Steve TomIin President

Phoenix, Ariz. - Members
of valley of the Sun" CFU
Lodge 978 are pleased to an
nounce that bro. Steve Tom
lin has been elected to the
office of president. He recent
ly returned from Gary, Ind,
after being away for two
years.
Once again we would like
to inform our members that
our meetings are held on the
third Sunday of every month
at 1888 w. Van Buren, St., at
2 PM. If you are unable to at
tend our meetings, kindly
contact the secretary at 1852
E. Avalon Drive, Phoenix.
Fora Turkovic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
Bethlehem Lodge Sets
Special Meeting Date

Bethlehem, Pa. - The Q
members of CFU Lodge 576
are hereby notified that the
next two regular meetings
will take place on Friday,
July 27, and Friday, August
"a, at 1880 PM, in the Croa-
tan Home on E. 4th st.
A Special Meeting will also
be held on Wednesday, July
II, at 700 PM. All members
are urged to attend this ses-
sion, as there will be very inn
portant business to be dis
cussed.
May we also remind you
that our junior members Of
Nest 185 will hold a picnic on
Sunday, July Is, at Clewelps
Park and Lodge 576 will
sponsor an outing at the same
place on Sunday, August Il.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11

Der list; Slovaks and Italians
on Sunday, September End;
and the Ukrainians and Gro
atians will ring down the
curtain on the Nationalities
Music Festival of the 1856 AL
legheny County Fair on Mon
day Labor Day., September
3rd.
Millions are attracted an
nually to this Allegheny
County Free Fair which opens
this year on Thursday, Aug
ust 30th, and closes on Mon
day Labor Day., September
3rd.
Brother Brajdic Is promi-
nently known as the Program
Chairman and active member
of Greater Pittsburgh's Gro
attain Day Committee and the
Union Steward and Lien Loan
Clerk in the Headquarters Of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
Of America.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
Croats Assigned
Role In A.C Fair
Anthony Brajdic
Festival Director

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Anthony
J. Brajdic, Director of the
A m eric a n-Croatian Radio
Hour (WMCKO McKeesport,
has been appointed to super
wise the Nationalities Music
Festival during the 1856 AL
legheny County Fair by the
Director, George E. Kelly.
Talented costumed perfor-
mers will be featured in a
program of singing, dancing
and instrumental music with
the Irish and Serbians sched-
uled to appear on Thursday.
August Both; the Russians
and Slovenians on Friday,
August 31st; the Scotch and
Greeks on Saturday, Septem-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11

their conduct and is expected
to provide one qualified SUI
pervisor for a minimum of
eight 81 children and a max
imum of twenty (20) chill
dren admitted to Forbes
Field. Supervisors in this ra-
ito will be admitted without
charge, all other adults will
pay the regular general ad-
mission price of $1.40.
A word or two regarding
the supervisors; they must
be at least 18 years Of age,
but it is recommended that, if
possible, they be q years old.
Supervisors should be exper-
fenced in handling children
and capable of maintaining
discipline in their group. Men
supervisors are recommend
ed.
We do not expect to send
out application cards on an
area wide basis because judg-
ing from the former year ex-
perience this ties up too ma
ny application cards among
nests which cannot readily
organize Pirate Knot Hole
contingents. N evert heless,
any nest manager or lodge
sports director, desiring a
specified number of applica-
ton cards has but to write or
call the C.F.U. Sports-Educa-
tional Department.
Games still remaining on
the Pirate Knot Hole Sched-
ule are Thursday, July 26;
Saturday, July 28; Thursday,
August 2; Saturday, August
4; Thursday, August 9; Sat
urday, August II and Satur-
day, September 1.
Frank Braidic, Director
Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
Annual "zora" Outing
Will Be Held July IA

Chicago, i'll. - The Annual
Outing of the Croatian Sing
ing Society "Zora" will be
held on Saturday, July IA, at
the Yugoslav Grove, 55th and
Narragansett Avenue.
The barbecued lamb will
be ready for serving at 5 PM,
so come out and enjoy your
supper in the outdoors, Other
sorts of refreshments will
also be on hand for, your
convenience.
Music for your dancing
and listening pleasure will bs
provided by the Ruza Tambu-
rita Orchestra, who will en-
tertain until the late hours
of the evening.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11

games under responsible Su-
pervision.
Any boy or girl in the age
bracket of 9 through is is
eligible to belong to the Pl-
rate Knot Hole Club, Mem
bership is open to children
residing in the metropolitan
or trade area of Pittsburgh.
C.F.U. Juniors can get theirs
through the local nest and
we urge all nest managers
and lodge sports directors to
make application for Pirate
Knot Hole membership cards
to the C.F.U. Sports-Educa-
tional Department.
Children holding member
ship in the Pirate Knot Hole
Club will be admitted to
Forbes Field in supervised
groups on designated Knot
Hole Days. Members will not
be admitted individually.
Therefore all C.F.U. Jun
iors desiring the privilege OF
seeing the Pirates play on
Knot Hole Days must fill out
an application card before
given membership card
which is theirs alone for the
balance of the 1856 baseball
season. Meanwhile the C.F.U
Sports-E Educational d p a rt
ment must return the com
pleted application cards to
the Pittsburgh Baseball Club
before the Knot Holers are
admitted to Forbes Field.
This membership is a pri'
vilege and should go only tc
those boys and girls who
agree to conduct themselves
properly and to reflect credit
to their organization, The So
cietY as a credited agency is
suing these membership cards
becomes fully responsible fol
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Coast Group viii
Celebrate Aug. II
Mortgage Burning
To Highlight Fete

AZ A1A6AAAh6hU ASOO
Los Angeles, Calf. - The
Croatian National Associa-
ton will celebrate it's Goth
Annual Croatian Day with q
Picnic on Sunday, August II,
at the Croatian Recreation
Park, 1926 So. Budlong
Avenue.
A cultural program win be
staged that day and dance
music will be furnished by 3
very popular orchestras.
Our association is made up
of Is organizations, including
church organizations, C.F.U.
Lodges, clubs and indepen-
dent lodges. All our Croatian
Days, to date, have been well
attended and we are conf
dent that the Forthcoming
one will be just as successful.
A very special feature Of
this years celebration will be
the burning of the mortgage
on our Home and grounds.
More details will appear IN
the Zajednicar as the date
draws nearer.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11

ident of the auditing commit
error, bro. John Tiran was
listed as the committee pres
ident in the lodge directory
of the Zajednicar.
We also wish to notify all
members that the undersign-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11

ed has replaced bro. Philip
Paulin as president of the
sick benefit committee for the
rest of the year.
In case of illness, please
notify: Kathryn K ord c h,
1211 w. Walker st
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
Sunday, July 18TH, Is DeadIine For
Annual Midwest Golf Tourney Entries

~ IVA No~
invitation is extended to our
interested membership both
men and women to partici-
pate in our 4th Annual CFU
Midwest Open" Golf Tour
nament. Golfing date is set
for Saturday, July %, at the
Gleason Park Golf Course,
Gary, under sponsorship of
Lodge ITO. Though we re-
quest team entries either
composed of 4 men or 4
women, we would be more
than pleased to have indi-
vidual golfers represent their
Lodges.
AS in the past tournament,
members have the opportun-
ity of bringing along a guest
of "Slavic" descent, who will
be eligible to compete for
Guest Prizes" only.
Why not line up your
friends, and return a COM
pleted entry blank to the
Tournament Secretary before
the Dead Line Of Sunday,
July Is, 1856. Check your
81" for entry blanks or get
one from your lodge official,
or just drop me a card and
I shall promptly mail you an
official entry blank.
Though this t tourney is
tabled as a Midwest Open"
all C.F.U. members in the
U. S. and Canada are well
coined. &,.,.~
The Peoria System" of
handicapping will be used for
individual prize e determine
ton. Three holes on the
Front" nine and three holes
on the Back" nine will be
selected by lot to be used as
a basis for determining the
handicap of all golfers. These
handicap holes will NOT be
announced until completion
of play. The total par for
these six holes will be sub.
tracted from the pia vel
score for the same six holes
The difference is then multi.
piled by three and 800 OF
this product will be the play.
ers 18 hole handicap. The
calculated 18 hole handicap
will be subtracted from the
players actual score for Is
holes to determine the net
score, for distribution of mer.
chandise prizes. '"
Team trophies will be a.
warded to low gross winning
men and women team, with
additional trophies for indi'
vidual members of each winn'
ing team. Individual trophies
for low gross VIM ners oil
Flight A-B-C & D for mer
and a flight for women viii
also De awarded. In addition
trophies will be awarded fol
longest drive and closest tt
the pin for both men and
women. A total Of 10 tro
phies.
| Rush those golf entries
before the deadline July Is
1856.
May we have the pleasure
Of seeing and greeting yo,
Saturday, July 2Sth at the
Gleason Park Golf Course
|
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
Milwaukee Lodge 2b1
Makes Note Of Error

Milwaukee, Wise. - This
is to notify the members of
CFU Lodge 261 that the pres
tee is bro. Vasilj Tiholiz. By
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
National League Pittsburgh Pirates
Welcome Society's Junior Knot Holers
Croatian Fraternal Union ReappOinted
Official Agency For Membership Cards

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The Croatan Fraternal Union has
again been approved pirate Knot Hole Membership
Card Issuing Agency The Pirate Knot Hole Club has been
established by the Pittsburgh Baseball Club means to
provide opportunities for children in the Pittsburgh Metro
Evening star., 1956-11-25
Peace At Last From
PERSISTENT
SKIN ITCHING.

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from itching skin misery. with Resinol.
Evening star., 1956-11-25
Continued from preceding page
The Lion TrIumphs

had made the noise.
The old lion lay in the grass, out of sight and
motionIeSS.
Ii was Just then heard rather high pitched new
ing sound, rather like cat wanting its supper. l
couldn't quite make this out, so eaSed myself up
slowly, until could more clearly over the edge
of the rock.
Slipping out Of some nearby underground
IoneSS She was no longer young either although at
her feet waddIed and stumbled small cubs possibly
the last she'd ever have.
Something must have told the old boy she there
for carefully he retreated little way. then stood up
and walked over to her. As she stood waiting for him.
the moonlight fell fully onto her old, puckered face
watched him limp up to her. Very gently and caress-
ngy he rubbed his face against hers then almost deli
caeIy he licked her. as if to say he'd bring them
supper eventually.
The young buck must have decided the noise
he thought he heard wasn't anything to worry about
so he salked back again to nbbIe bit of succuIent
herbaee.
saw the old lion spot him again. and he crept for
ward, Iimpine as he went. Slowly and carefully he
edged along, but this time even l could hear the
cracking of the dry grass.
Pricking up his ears, the young buck shifted the
night air. He was just turning to leap off more
when got him right behind the shoulder blades with
the first shot, When they heard the bang the lion and
was some little time before he reappeared The old
one knew gun that could kill buck could just as
easily kill him. and he wasn't taking any chances if he
could help it.
But both he and his mate were hungry, and there
were cubs to think of, too. Lying in the grass few
yards away, he knew. some lovely freshly killed
meat; so, no doubt believing bird in the hand is
worth two in the bush, he walked little ways towards
it. He stopped and waited for a second two Moth
ing happened so he walked nearer still.
SEEING it in his jaws, he tried to lift the dead
buck bodily, but it was too much. He had to drag it,
as he had the sheep and goats and calves the Nasal had
let him take from Mr. DaWood. Eventually he got it
up to where his mate was resting under the Of
rock.
Laying at her feet he stood back while she helped
herself to the choicest bits; then afterwards he had
what was left.
1t would, of course have been the easiest thing in
the world for me to have shot him en even shot both
of them but the thought never crossed my mind.
thought of my own old age, and while most people
consider outrageous to shoot young lovers it would
to me, be more prepoSterouS to shoot old,
tented ones.
Quietly slipped away down the hillside and through
the trees back where the Nasal still standing
one leg, gazing into space.
Il heard the shot, Bwana" he remarked. "You
didn't, did you?"
NO." replied slowly. 81 shot them some supper
instead
Smiling broadly, the Nasal almost whispered.
I'VE understand Africa, don't we, Bwana? It's
pity Bwana Dawood doesn't"
Then he moved a little closer to me and said,
Tomorrow Ill get some of my tribesmen together
arnA
Evening star., 1956-11-25

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

The Pearsall Amendment
does not do away with our pres.
ent Assignment Law which i.
now in effect in Johnston Coun.
ty. 1t is supplement to the AS
Segment Act and supports il
IN preserving our public school.
as they now exist.
I'VE urge you to study the
proposed Amendment carefully
we urge YOU to vote your con-
victionS. We favor the Pearsall
Amendment and will vote for il
because we feel that it is not
only the best plan but the only
plan which has been proposed
which will assist IN preserving
our pubic schools.
Remember:
cd y vote for the Pearsall
Plan is a vote to keep the doors
OF the public school open as they
now exist.
"(2) A vote for the Pearsall
Plan helps provide a means by
which local school districts by
majority vote can close their
schools temporarily should there
be an attempt to force mixing
the races"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

the same one sponsored here
Last year by the Merchants As
ISOLATION, will be placed In q
fund to purchase a two-way ra-
dio for the police department.
Epps said the radio equip
ment would cost about S47O
Over half of this amount has al
ready been contributed by loo
al merchants and other citizens.
A highlight of the coming cir
Gus is the elephant act. Young
sters last year flocked to the
center of the ring for a quick
Shutdown and get-up act but
they can't be denied the right to
say they sat atop an elephant -
The stunts popularity is ex-
pected TO draw another large
crowd of children for this years
show.
Shows will be held in the
morning, afternoon and night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
River Work
Slated Soon
In This Area
uII AHINrTi

| WILMINGTON - The clear.
ing of logs and Snags left b,
hurricanes in various streams il
some 20 counties in the coasta
area is scheduled to begin with
IN the next three months, &C
cording To an announcement to-
day by Col. H. c. Rowland. Jr.
District Engineer of the Corps
Iof Engineers District office
here.
Colonel Rowland said the
Federal Civil Defense Admins
tration has turned over Sl,6O6.-
900 TO the District to do the Job
with the least practicable delay.
II MAS pointed out that the
task will be done insofar as
practicable by competitive bids
on a county by county basis. For
example, all streams or portions
of streams in one county that
are to be cleared will be put in
one contract.
The counties TO be included
are: Brunswick, Columbus. New
Hanover, OnSlow, Fender, Jon
IcS, Wilson, Dare. Duplin, Cart
eret, Beaufort, Bladcn, Camden.
Pamlico, Washington, Tyrrell,
HEREFORD. Martin. Craven and
BERTHE.
The coming cleanup Job
stems from survey conducted
earlier this year by representa-
tivcS of the Civil Defense Ad-
mlnistration, Soil Conservation
Service and the Corps of Engin-
GERS. The survey covered %
counties but only 20 were chos-
en- to receive stream clearance
funds.
Immediately upon being as
signed the project, Colonel Row
land emphasized, engineers and
craftsmen were put to work
drafting plans and specifications
for each county.
Invitations for bids are ex-
pected to go out about Septem-
Der Is with the opening of bids
10 follow 80 days later. After
bids have been opened the sue
ceSsful bidders usually have 80
days to begin work. This would
place the beginning date close
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Tobacco Upward
Trend Slows

The upward trend in average
prices that has prevailed since
opening week for South Caro-
lima and Border North Carolina
fluc-cured tobacco slowed last
week. According to the United
States and North Carolina De-
partmentS of Agriculture prices
by grades and quality of offer
ings showed very little change
from the previous week. Volume
was heavy the entire week.
Gross sales for the week end
ing Friday, August 81, totaled
I59, l49,543 pounds and averaged
S54.97 per hundred. The average
exceeded last weeks high by
39c and the volume was around
gig million more. Season sales
were raised TO l76,Ol2,O77
pounds averaging S52.96.
The change in grade averages
this week were mostly Sl.OO and
$500 per hundred with gains
and losses about evenly divided
The gains were chiefly for low
.er quality marketingS and the
losses were more numerous for
better grades.
Leaf grades made up around
two-thirdS of the offerings. Less
nondcScrlpt was marketed but
this was offset by a larger per
.ccntagc of poor and low leaf.
Bulk OF sales was poor to good
leaf, fair Tugs and low cutters.
Growers this week delivered
around l6.5 percent Of their to-
baccu to the FluC-Curcd Stabil-
ization Corporation under the
Government loan program. Sea-
son receipts were approximate
ly 20 percent of gross sales.
Sales were suspended Mon
day, September 3. in observance
of Labor Day. Marketing was
resumed Tuesday. September !
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
CO November Is.
U. S. LUMBER OIyrPUvT

United States lumber produc.
ton is holding steady at around
81 billion board feet annually
more than a third of the worlds
output.
This fact is contained in the
1856 edition of Facts About the
Nations Lumber Industry" lust
by American Forest Products
Industries, Inc, the national
Tree Farm sponsor.
Nearly all of this lumber -
about 90 per cent of it's harv-
oStcd from privately owned
commercial forest land, the book
states.
About 20 per cent of each tree
harvested is utilized TODAY. rs
compared TO only 80 per cent in
the early days of the industry
Slabs, sawdust and other left
overs formerly unused bv saw
mills are now sold to pulp and
paper mills.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Free Circus Plans
Three Shows Here

A circus, under sponsorship of
the Tabor City Police Depart
msnt, will be held here Tues
day September IL, behind the
City Hall.
Chief. of Police II. E. Epps
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

said today admission would be
free for the regular circus acts
but a slight admission fee would
be charged for the Palace OF
Wonders exhibit.
Proceeds from the circus
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
DEEDS REPORT

Report OF The Register of
Deeds for the month of August,
1856:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16
FAMOUS FABLES

SUCCESS: Once, after Sir
Winston Churchill had delivered
q speech. lady rushed up to
the platform and cried:
Mr.. Churchill. my baby looks
exactly like you'll"
Churchill turned to . friend
and whispered:
"They must have liked the
speech. Whenever I say what
they like, the resemblance Is al
ways striking"
WRONG NUMBER: Italian
composer Cherubini took fanati-
cal care of his personal belong
|ings. He was so fastidious that
he even numbered his handker-
chiefs consecutively. so that one
would not wear out before an
other.
On his deathbed, he asked q
friend to bring him a handker-
chief to mop his brow. When
the friend brought it to him, the
composer feebly raised his hand
in protest.
"No. no." he murmured, mot
number 8. I haven't used num-
Der yet"