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Two Of the leading delegates the Methodist conference
Rev Kelley L. Jackson right and Thurman L. Dodson lead
ing Washington lawyer and former president Of the national
Bar Association.
Rev Jackson conference applause May ], when he
spoke favor of amendment strengthening the
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WIN Blunt The Edses

think that the Indignation OF the border
states. the Indignation In the colleges. tho
practical business advantages Of being
courteous and giving good service TO Ne
gro customers. the political strength that
the Negroes are gaining through being
educated and able W vote. the strong and
often very brave stand taken by religious
leaders, the innate sense of fair play in
horent In Amcricans-all these things are
going 10 blunt the hard edges Of resistance
TO indignation virK,nian In the Chris
tian Sclcnce Monitor.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Lodge ~ Seek neaves
Book At Dues SIackers

Cleveland, Ohio - AS the
secretary Of CFU Lodge SO,
I have repeatedly asked the
young members to pay their
dues on time. I have been at
the Croatian Home every
Monday and Friday evening,
and I have called many on
the phone and reminded them
about their duty. None of this
has done any good.
If you Intentionally wish to
disregard your own protec-
ton, don't blame the secreta-
ry if you find your name on
the reserve or suspension list.
This little reminder goes
out to the older members too.
We wish to have you all paid
up at the next meeting, which
will be held on Nov. 18 at 1::30
PM. In the future, I will also
be collecting dues at the
Home on Thursday evenings
(instead of Monday and Fri
day. from 7::3O to 1000 PM.
George Maljevac, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Testimonial Dinner For
Two Cleveland Members

= CLEVELAND - On Sum
day, November rs, C. F. U.
Lodge SO will hold a Testi-
monial Dinner in honor of
two of their fine members, at
the Croatian Home, 6314 st.
Clair Ave.
The members to be feted
are Frank Bukovac, a Is year
member of the Lodge SO ex-
ecutive committees and Mitzi
Turkal, who was recently
honored as Queen Of the Cle-
veland Fraternal Day Cele-
bration. She is the niece of
our good lodge members, Pc
ter and Mary Malinich.
The dinner will begin at
1870 PM, and music will be
furnished by Frank Muza's
Tamburitza Orchestra. We
would appreciate early orders
for tickets, so that we will
know what amount of food
to prepare.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
YugosIav Group
Due In ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS - The Yugo-
slav State Company of dan
GERS, singers and musicians,
known as "Kolo", will pre-
sent "Slavonic Rhapsody" in
the Kiel Auditorium Opera
House at $50 PM, Wednes-
day, October 81, under the
auspices Of Entertainment
Enterprises.
This group, which is com
prised of SIS professionals
from all parts of Yugoslavia,
has entertained in all the
countries of Europe and Asia
They portray the music,
dance and costumes of the
i've groups OF pOpulaLlOn
Serbian, Croatian, Slovenian,
Montenegrin and Macedonian
We recommend that all the
Yugoslav people of st. Louis
and vicinity attend this forth
coming concert.
Vinko Bubanj, Rep
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zeiqler Members
To Sponsor Tanns

ZEIGLER, - CFU Lodge
452 will sponsor a Concert on
Saturday, November II, fea-
turing the Duquesne Univer-
sity Tamburitzans.
The concert will be staged
at the zeigler, ILL.,, Commu-
nifty High, School, beginning
at 7::3O PM. From 10 PM un-
til 8 AM, the Tammies will
also furnish entertainment at
the Eagle Club.
Admission to the Concert
will be $1.O0 for adults and
$50 for children under IL.
We, the members of Lodge
452, are very happy to host
the Tammies in their 18th
Concert here and recommend
that our many members and
friends witness their perfor-
nance.
We also invite you to tune
in to their radio program,
which will be broadcast over
static W.F.R.X., from 400 to
4:30 PM, the same day.
Joe Povich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Collecting Of Dues
Changed By Lodge 80

So. Chicago, iii. - We here
by inform the members of
CFU Lodge 80 that at our
meeting held September 10,
1856, motion was passed
unanimously to change the
present method of collecting
dues.
From now on, at each reg
ular meeting, the secretary
and treasurer will be in the
hall at 6 o'clock. They will
collect dues until 8 o'clock,
w h en- tn e meeting will
promptly be called to order.
During the meeting, the Sec
retary will not collect any
dues and those who did not
pay their dues from 6 to s
PM, will have to wait until
the meeting is adjourned. This
motion was carried on the ba-
sis of past experience and will
benefit all individuals and the
lodge membership collective
ly.
Joseph Vucich, Pres.
F. Markovich, Sec'y.
Catherine Pocernich, Treas
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be an outstanding event in
the fall schedule.
Matt Gouze's All-Universi-
ty Tamburitzans have an ex-
cellent show consisting Of
music, singing, folk ballet,
and folk dancing, all done in
colorful costume.
The recent Calumet, Mich
igan, Review said Music with
appeal that of 'Tamburitza
Land" and colorful folk bal
let and folk dancing, as per-
formed by the Pittsburgh ALL
Uni v e r 81 y Tamburitzans,
thrilled a capacity audience in
the Washington School Audi
torium last night 1t was
an enjoyable evening and the
next concert will be anticipa-
ted'. Committee
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occasion.
Who's Who OF District

occasion.
Who's Who Of District
John Badovinac then pro-
ceeded with the introduction
of the other distinguished
guests.
The guests included the
representative of the Mayor
Of the City of Pittsburgh,
Mrs. Irma D'Ascenzo, City
Councilman from the City of
Pittsburgh; the Honorable
Howard B. Stewart, County
Commissioner of Allegheny
County, Pennsylvania; Pres
ident Judge Hugh c. Boyle of
the Orphans Court of Allie
gheny County; Honorable Ho-
mer w. Brown, Judge of the
Court Of Common Pleas; Hon
orable A. L. Wolk, Judge of
the Orphans Court of Allie
gheny County; Honorable Nj
cholas F. Lucas, City Judge
of West Allis, Wisconsin;
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Pitt AN-University Tamburitzans To
Perform In Milwaukee On November 20
CFU Mothers Club And Area Lodges Are
Cooperating To Put Show Over The Top

MIL w A u K E E - The
Pit t s burg h All-University
Tamburitzans will perform in
Milwaukee at the Pabst Audi
torium on Tuesday, Novem-
ber Goth, on their annual
Thanksgiving tour.
Tickets are available at the
Pabst Theatre Box Office and
through various lodge men,
bers of the Croatian Fraternal
Union.
The affair is sponsored
through the cooperation of
the Mothers Club of the
C.F.U. with the assistance
of the many lodges in the
Milwaukee area.
The program will mark the
return of Tamburitzans to the
Milwaukee area and should
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31

CLEVELAND - The "Pio-
neers" CFU Lodge 663 will
celebrate it's 29th Anniversa-
nv with a Dance on Saturday
evening, December LIST, in the
spacious Slovenian National
Home, 64O9 st. Clair Avenue.
The popular Eddie Habat and
his Polka Band have been en-
gagged for this occasion.
The Pioneers" cordially in
vite all C.F.U. members and
their friends to attend this
annual affair.
All Pioneer" members are
reminded that the annual
Xmas Party for the kids in
our Nest 624 will take place
on Friday evening, December
21st, in the Croatian Home,
6314 St. Clair Ave, immedi-
ately following our regular
lodge December meeting. Ka.
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Members Holding hatured Certificates
Urged To Contact Lodge Secretary

Sometime ago. mailed our lodge secretaries special
forms DIVIDEND OPTION FOR MEMBERS HOLDING
FULLY MATURED CERTIFICATES.
These forms to be filled out by all members who
hold fully matured certificates and who longer
tive and do not make contributions to the Society
To date, the Home Office has not heard from ma
jority of members in this category.
The form in question gives member the option of
receiving his dividend yearly basis, to allow the
dividend to remain at the Home Office to be credited to
the members account
Therefore, urge all members who hold matured
certificates and do not make any contributions to the Soc
ety. to get in touch with your lodge secretary and mail
the above form immediately Should any member fail to
do by October 31s the Home Office will automatically
withhold all such dividends for period of years.
Your prompt attention and cooperation in this matter
will be greatly appreciated
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Trafford Lodge Elects
Sick Committee Prez

Trafford, Pa. - This is to
inform the members of CFU
Lodge 541 that l have been
elected to serve as President
Of the Sick Committee, for
the balance of the year 1856.
This change was made at the
meeting on Sunday, Septem-
ber 16, for sister Helen Cigich
has resigned from this posi-
ton.
Mem bers having sick
claims, etc., should contact
me at my home or at our
lodge meetings. Mrs. Rudolph
Mandich, 518-7th St., Traf-
ford, Pa.
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Cleveland Chorus To
Hold Concert Nov. II

CLEVELAND - The Gro
atian Singing Society "Abra-
sevic" will present it's Annual
Fall Concert on Sunday, No
vember II, 1856, at the Slo-
venian Home on st. Clair
Ave-, beginning at 3 PM.
This will be a very gay and
colorful affair, for we will
have the Sloga Tamburitzans
Of Farrell, Pa, sharing the
spotlight. This group of tai
ented youngsters will put on
an hour and a half show of
songs and dances. Many of
you have heard Of these
young people, representing
the best in our culture, and
now you will have a chance
to see them perform.
The "Abrasevic" Chorus
will also render a few selec-
tions which they have been
rehearsing. After the show, a
dinner will be served and we
will have music by Frank Mu-
za's Plavi Dunav Tammies.
Louise Sasek, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
An,ityifes Shape
Plans For Frolic

= KENOSHA - Every year
when the leaves change color,
the air tingles with frost,
when pumpkins turn "yeller"
and summer is lost, why it's
time for that Amity's Annual
Costume Party!
So ramsack your attic, your
basement and brain and find
that unusual, unique and
prize-winning costume f o r
this event. Don't be a party
pooper - wear a super CO.'S
tune to Amity's Annual Co.'S
tune Party! There's lots to
be chosen from; there's wit
ches and goblins and gypsies
galore; pirates and peasants,
we can name more. Famous
people are interesting and
characters from books just
don some apparel. Who cares
about looks?
The date, Saturday Novem-
ber 3rd, the time is eight. The
place, Burgers Hall, be sure
you're not late. The music SO
merry, Charlie Elias and men,
playing kolos and waltzes and
polkas and then. Well have
some refreshments, We'll have
so much fun that you'll be
sorry it's over, when the clock
chimes out one!
We hope everyone comes
to Amity's Annual Costume
Party on November 3rd. For
get that easy chair, your pipe
and TV program. Get your
baby-sitter early! Betty Bur
gers in charge of this hilari-
Gus occasion - remember
last years pink pumpkins
Who knows what color they'll
be this year!
So don your costume, come
to our ball, come the third OF
November.
Helen Schantek VuioviC
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Seattle Lodge 439 In Co|orfu| Fete

SEATTLE, Wash. - Gro
atian Fraternal Union Lodge
439 invites all their friends
from the surrounding area to
attend their Annual Fall
Dance to be held Saturday,
November II, 1856, at Wash
ington Hall, 18th and East Fir
Street, Seattle.
In conformance with the
past, there will be a program,
featuring "The Moonshiners",
a popular local trio who are
well known within our circle
of activities, with kolo dan
'cers representing both the
Senior Lodge and the Junior
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Cleveland Lodge bb3 Members Prime
For Anniversary Hop. Tenpin Tourney
National Bowling Classic Scheduled
To Be Run Off In High Style Next May

therine Koscica is in charge
of this kids get-together and
she promises plenty of fun
and surprises for all kids who
attend this party.
We are also happy to report
that this writer will publicize
the CFU Tenpin Bowling
Tournament which will be
held in Cleveland early next
May. This annual tourney will
be rolled off in Cleveland's
downtown Linzs Recreation
with the Manger Hotel, across
the street from the alleys, as
t h e tourney headquarters.
John Badovinac, formerly of
the CFU Home Office and at
the present the president of
the Pioneers" has been cho-
sen as chairman Of the next
tenpin tournament.
! George Celizic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Uniontown Youngsters
Assured Holiday Treat

Uniontown, Pa. - At the
regular monthly meeting this
month, it was decided that
once again the members of
CFU Nest 80 would receive
a Christmas Treat. More de-
tails concerning the date and
time of the party will appear
in the "Zee" at a future date.
All parents who received
letters from me, concerning
their children's dues, are ask
ed to attend to this matter.
1t is for the good of your
children. Being that another
year is reaching it's end, l
would like to clean up my
book of back dues.
SO let's cooperate. With
your help, l can clean up my
book of back dues and will
not have to suspend anyone.
We now have 212 members,
which is a very nice standing
for such a small town as ours.
We can keep it that way if
we all remember to meet our
responsibilities.
Catherine Nj. Francis, Mgr.
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Trafford Manager SET
To Serve Nest Members

TRAFFORD, PA. - The
parents of all Nest 203 men,
bers are herewith notified
that I have been elected to
serve as the Manager of this
Nest.
Those unable to attend
meetings and pay Nest dues
may call me at Pitcairn 1927
j or mail your remittance to
me at Box IS, Trafford. The
cooperation of one and all will
enable me to run the affairs
of nest 203 to the satisfaction
of all. Mary Zeger, Mgr.
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Nest, to provide us with kolo
dancing and singing. The pro-
gram will begin at 8:15 P. M.
At the conclusion of the
program, there will be dane
ing to the delightful music Of
the orchestra of Matt Pici-
mich, which will begin at ap-
proximately 900 o'clock and
last until midnight.
Instead of the usual pas
tries being served, there will
be plenty of ''Kranjske koba-
Sc" on hand for everyone to
enjoy, along with your favor
ite liquid refreshment.
Shirley Dragin, Pub.
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Detroiters Will See AII-U Tanlmies
val Ballet. He has named
the FOlk-BalIet "SvatOvac".

val Ballet. He has named
the FOlk-Ballet "SvatOvac".
Of course, the individual
soloists are again worthy of
special Individual praise for
their prominence in the show.
Mr.. Gouze recently made a
trip to Detroit to make final
plans and preparations for
the performance, and met
with the Executive Director
of the Ford Auditorium to-
gether with the Croatian
Board of Trade representa-
tives at that time.
Publicity and ticket cam
paigns have been actively or
ganized for the purpose of
making this show again avail
able to the great majority of
those who are truly interested
in the best in entertainment.
For the benefit of those
in the area, tickets for the
performance are now on
sale at various locations in
Detroit, particularly Grin
nell's downtown Detroit
Music Store) and the Five
Metal Masters Stores i'm
Suburban Detroit.
AS this event promises to
be an outstanding attraction,
it would be well to arrange
for tickets well in advance of
the show, November 25th,
Sunday Afternoon, at 2::30
PM. The place again-the
new Ford Auditorium, down.
town Detroit. There is plenty
of parking available at the
location.
MarkO Kramarich
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So. Chicago Chorus
Preps For Fall Fiesta

so. CHICAGO The Sing
ing Society Croatia" will
present its Second Annual
"Randavoo" Social at the
Croatian Hall, 9618 CONNER
cial Avenue, on Sunday, No
vember 4.
Home style cooking will be
served, beginning at 6 PM,
and to add to the atmosphere
a program will be presented
during the supper.
The glee club will render
a few choral selections, under
the direction of Professor V.
Smutny, and the remainder of
the show will consist of So
los, duets, trios and skits.
Last but not least, we must
mention that the famed "Kolo
Dancers" will also perform
and that all acts will be pre-
sented by Croatia" members.
The members of Croatia"
extend a cordial invitation to
their many friends and as
sure them of an enjoyable
evening.
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and oak. Everything has a
profound effect on the view
er: marble affairs, oak con-
fessionals, doors and win
dows, shiny, original light fix
lures, huge crucifix, etc.
To bring this representa-
tive Catholic church in the
heart of Belgrade to its
fullest monumental express
sions, and to it's complete
interior and exterior ap-
pearance, it is necessary to
erect one more (the last)
altar, floor and pews, organ
and balustrades for the
lower gallery. (The church)
has two rows of galleries,
all arOund).
The exterior of the church
gives an impression of incom-
pleteness, and lacking artistic
balance, for the reason that
the huge, massive tower is
not yet erected. The plans call
for a 81 meters tall spire, and
will be the highest point in
Belgrade, with an observation
area just below the top. At
this time, only 8 meters are
erected.
1t would be praiseworthy,
if Catholics outside Yugosla-
via would become interested
in this religious monumental
project in the Yugoslav Cap
ital, and find a way to help
with it's completion, especially
of the massive, tall steeple.
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Chicago q viii
Celebrate Nov. II
Dinner And Dance
To Highlight Fete

CHICAGO ~ rs o b o d a"
Lodge 80 will celebrate it's
Goth Anniversary on Satur-
day, November 18th, at the
Croatian National Sok O |
Home, 1908 South Racine
Avenue, Chicago.
The festivities will begin
with a delicious dinner, to be
f o 10 W e d by acknowledge
ments of good wishes from
the various lodges and guests
present.
The principal speaker
and honored guest list is
not complete as yet but will
be announced in the ~"
shortly.
Music during the dinner
and for dancing will be fur
nished by the popular Sloboda
Tamburitza orchestra. The
usual array of refreshments
will be available.
We extend a cordial invita-
ton to all our CFU members
and friends in the Chicago
area to attend this memorable
occasion. We are quite GER
tain that they will spend an
enjoyable evening with us.
Remember the date, Satur-
day, November 18th!
Laddie Slamar, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31
Versailles Lodge Back
On Regular Meet Track

Versailles, Pa. - This is to
notify the members of CFU
Lodge 146 that in the future
the regular lodge meeting will
be held the third Sunday of
each month at 2::30 PM. Dur
ing the past few summer
months the meetings were
held on Saturday evenings.
All our members are urged
to attend the forthcoming
session, on Nov. 18th, when
we will vote on some very
important issues.
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ST. ANTH0NY'S IN BELGRADE

Continued From Page 81
face, expressive lines, full
of confidence in the words
he speaks. AS is his custom,
the sculptor strove to give
the figure a strong, artistic
expression, typical of our
race.
Mestrovic's St. Anthony de-
picts a saint of Christian ear
nestness and masculine spir-
ituality, and not a red-cheek-
ed youth wearing an inane
smile (as he is often portray
ed by merchants of sacred
articles.
The statue was transported
from New York to Rijeka at
Yugoslav government expense
in the steamship Crna Cora
last summer, and reached Ri
jeka in October.
1t is now in it's place in per-
manent form. simultaneously
with the erection of the sta
tue, the church administra-
tion arranged for completion
of a number of smaller, but
highly ornamental objects,
which almost completes the
so-called presbyterian of the
church.
Seek Aid From America
It should be mentioned that
everything in the church is
extremely solid, original, i'm
posing and artistic, construc-
ted chiefly of marble, brass
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DETROIT On Sunday
afternoon, November 25th, at
2::3O PM another milestone of
Croatian Culture will be a.
chieved in the form of the
P it t S b u rgh All-University
Tamburitzans' show, to be
presented in one of the
worlds finest masterpieces
of beautiful architecture -
the Henry and Edsel Ford
Auditorium in Detroit.
1t is certainly quite an hon
or to have been chosen one of
the leading "first" attractions
for such a marvellous building.
The sponsors of the show, De-
troit's own Croatian Board of
Trade, feel proud of the op-
portunity of presenting to
other groups of Americans
and their own Croatian people
such a fine tribute to diligent,
ceaseless and firing effort by
Croatians and their friends
to be able to claim such a high
cultural level as this.
The Ford Auditorium is
a part of the Ford Founda-
ton, and is carefully guild
ed in it's selection of shows
by top-ranking directors
and advisors. The opening
show on October 14th was
the very popular Ed Sulli-
: van Television Broadcast,
televised nationally right
from Detroit.
Such shows as the Sympho-
ny Series of Concerts under
Paul Paray, etc., will continue
in this building, including the
Pittsburgh Tamburitzans on
November 25th.
From all reports of their
highly successful Midwestern
pre-school tour, and from cri-
tics reviews from several
cities in which they have ap-
peared, the Pittsburgh Tam
buritzans' Show promises to
be a smashing, colorful sue
cess.
According to their Director,
Mr.. Matt L. Gouze, Americas
foremost exponent of the
Tamburitza, new m u s c a
scenes have been developed
to perfection; also, a new type
of "folk-ballet" has become
one of their head-lining at
fractions, in which much of
the group participates in the
combination Of folk dances
and ballet, something truly
unique.
Many other dances have
been developed under the
tutorship of Nenad LhOt-
ka, formerly of the Zagreb
National Theatre and re-
Gently of the Winnipeg Ro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31

Honorable Henry w. Ellen
bogen, Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas of Allegheny
County; Honorable William
F. Cercone, Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas of
Allegheny County; Louis Ro-
senberg, Safety Director of
the City of Pittsburgh; and
many others who were intro
duced.
What these distinguished
guests said, how they said
it and what they said to
honor our own Anthony
Lucas, Esquire, the Croa-
tan immigrants in general
and the fact that in Amer
lea alone lies the opportuni-
ty for such success will be
the subject of another ar
ticle.
The remarks and COM
ments, biography and speech
of the honored guest will
follow.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-31

. Truth is generally the
best vindication against
slander. - Lincoln
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THE BEGINNING OF AN ERA

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