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of the most beautiful scenic
spots in Canada and come to
pass at a time when climatic
conditions are ideal in that
geographical sector of the
nation.
Even better, the trip will
be made during the height
of the summer vacation
season and end long before
Labor Day in order not to
interfere with the opening
of the school term In the
fall.
AS we said earlier in this
article, the tour as outlined is
tentative.
But barring unforsee e n
"snags" the trip will eventu-
ally be made on the basis we
have sketched here in brief
for those looking forward to
the 1857 Campaign.
Certainly everything will be
in official order when the
drive opens Jan. 1 next!
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Cleveland, Ohio, L. SO

CLEVELAND - The reg
ular and annual meetings of
CF'U Lodge 80 will be held
Sunday, December 16, at the
Croatian Home, 6314 st. Clair
Avenue, peglIlIiIIIs aC L pm.
The election of officers will
take place and other impor-
tant matters will be brought
UP for discussion.
Members with dues in ar
rears must take care of this
matter at the meeting or be-
fore January /, 1857, in order
to receive their dividend Gre
dit for the year. Likewise,
those members who paid their
dues a year in advance are
asked to come to the meeting
for their dues book and to
receive their credit.
Retire. s h m e n t S will be
served after the meetings.
Frank Movrich, Rec.
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e. Pittsburgh, Lodge 1856
J. PITTSBURGH, Pa.

e. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
The members of Aurora
CFU Lodge 736 are requested
to attend the regular and an.
nual meeting, Sunday, Decem-
ber 16, at the Hungarian
Singing Society Hall, 307
Electric Avenue.
The regular meeting will
commence promptly at 2 PM,
and will be followed immedi-
ately by the election of Off
GERS and other business for
the welfare of the lodge.
The Nest 446 members are
invited to attend the Christ
mas Party, which will be held
at the same time and place as
the meeting. Parents, please
bring the kiddies to the party,
where we promise them a
treat.
Stephen M. Rizvan, Sec'y.
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Tentative Agenda For August Toronto To Montreal Tour

Continued from Page y
Ha Ha Bay. The ship will
remain here overnight.
The early morning hours
Of the fourth day will find
the group going down the
Saguenay River to Tadoussac,
st. Simeon and on to Murray
Bay. Arrival in Quebec will be
around 700 pm. and the visi-
tors will be housed in a first
class hotel.
After breakfast on the
fifth day the group will leave
via special cars for the
"Shrine of Miracles" Ste.
Anne de Beaupre, and Mont
morency Falls. Lunch and
dinner will be provided in the
hotel, with a sightseeing tour
through Old Quebec on the
afternoon agenda.
Breakfast Aboard Ship
The morning of the sixth
day will be left open for in
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San Pedro Lodge 50S
Meetings Third Sunday

San Pedro, Calf. -- We
urge all the members Of CFU
Lodge 588 to attend our reg
ular monthly meetings which
are held the third Sunday of
each month, at 2 PM. We
have very important matters
to discuss for the welfare Of
the lodge and nest and we
need the cooperation and
suggestions Of all the men,
bers.
We wish to remind all the
members who are in arrears
with their dues to pay up by
the end Of the month. Remem-
ber, after two months you
may be suspended or put on
reserve. If you are unable to
attend the meetings, make a
check or money order payable
to the Lodge and mail it to
the secretary.
M. Margetich, Sec'y.
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South Chicago League
Home OF Star Pitchers

Chicago, Ill. - November
Is, 1856 will go down as an
extraordinary day with all
those who partook Of that
session of the So. Side Chi
cago Mems League. That eve
ming no less than II double
century games were rolled
and three 600 series.
To make it all the more un-
usual not one but two men
rolled three 200 games. Adam
Soich combined games of
221-2O2-216 for a 637 total to
tie Emil Prodan who earlier in
the season hit that triple
mark. The other bowler to
shoot three 200 games that
evening was Frank Zakaria,
211-2O3-217 for a 631 pinn-
age.
The third 600 set came a.
bout from J. Roman who used
a 235 game, high for the eve
ming, to forge that total. F.
Strikich had games of 201-207
in his 585 total. w. Randich
hit around that 200 circle
when he compiled a 582 SER
les. The other 200 games
went to j. Shubat in 215-580
and to R. Buktenica, 211-573.
A most unusual evening and
the writer happened to have
had one Of his best nights ev-
- - = f:.-:L-y-- ~--~.-L IL
himself that evening.
The following session No
vember 25th was not that
spectacular. w. Randich took
both male honors with 243-
579. D. Kruzich had a 215
game as part of a 555 combi-
nation.
Adam Soich, Sec'y.
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illnesses or accidents. Some
family health plans are
based on a single policy for
the whole family at q sta
ted price.
6. Consider the advantages
of company cooperative re-
tirement plans if they are a
vailable to you. They are in
tended for the very purpose
Of helping you to retire with
q sound financial basis for
your older years.
X X X
Editors Note: -- The full
study upon which the fore
going article is based, eco
nomic Needs of Older People"
by John J. Corson and John
w. Mcconnell, 533 pages, 81
tables, 4 charts, $3.50, is OBJ
tainable through bookstores
or directly from the Twenti-
eth Century Fund, $50 West
42nd Street, New York, SO,
New York;
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Youngstown Hoopsters
Ready For Lid LITTER

Youngstown, Ohio - The
st. George Lodge 66 basket
ball team has begun prepara-
tions for what it hopes will
be successful season climax
ed with the C.F.U. champion
ship in Johnstown, Pa. next
March.
At a meeting held at the
Croatian Home on November
9th, plans were discussed for
the coming season. Present at
the cage session were men,
bers who will form the nu-
cleus of this seasons squad
Jim Dellick, Ron Shebek, Jake
Bolkovac and "Juni' Luba-
movie. Together With the
sports director they discussed
the site and practice sessions,
the possibility of entering one
of the city's stronger leagues
and the eligibility rules gov
erning participation in C.F.U.
tournaments.
Any teams desiring games
with the Lodge 66 hoopsters
may contact Chuck Koker at
626 Fairmont Avenue, Young
stown, Ohio. We will play
games either at home or a.
broad or both, preferably on
Saturdays and Sundays.
Chuck Koker, Sports Dir.
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Chicago, ILL.,, Lodge 81

OAAACnSos ALLEY A%OuSO O~
CHICAGO, Ill. - Notice is
hereby given to members of
"Sloboda" CFU Lodge 80
that the regular meeting,
scheduled for December 9th,
will be held, instead, on De-
cember 16, at the usual time
and place. This change was
made so that the annual meet
ing could be held the same
day, Immediately after the
regular meeting.
Following the annual meet
ing, a buffet dinner will be
served to all attending. Inclu-
ded, Of course, will be the
usual array Of liquid refresh
ments.
We also remind our MEM
bers, at this time, to please
settle their financial obliga-
tions to the lodge at the
forthcoming meeting.
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Youngstown, Lodge 66

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio -
At the regular November
meeting Of CFU Lodge 66
the membership present deci-
ded that the regular and an
nual meetings be held Sunday,
December 16, at the Croatian
Home, on 1912 w. Federal
Street.
The regular meeting will
begin promptly at 1 PM, and
the annual meeting with NOM
ination and election of Off
GERS will follow. All the old
and new members are reques-
ted to make an appearance at
the meeting and take care of
all dues payments so that the
books may balance at the end
of the year.
After the business Of the
day is adjourned, there will be
a social for all the members,
as prepared by the ladies.
All the members and
friends of Lodge 66 are also
reminded that we will hold a
New Years Eve Party with
all the trimmings, come De-
cember 81. We invite you to
bring your friends along.
N. Srnec. Sec'y.
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of Communist Yugoslavia's
national income stems from
private enterprise. That 70
percent of all the homes and
apartments built in 1854 were
privately built. That tn e
country has some $4,000
private employers.
If the Yugoslav is dissat-
isfied with his free govern
ment medical service he
can go to his own private
doctor, who will charge 81
for an office call, 50 for a
house call. These doctors,
it is said, are getting rich.
Competition is a word
you hear a good deal. The
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Trafford, Pa, Lodge SAL

TRAFFORD, Pa. - T h e
regular and annual meetings
of CF'U Lodge SAL have been
scheduled for Sunday, De-
cember 16, at 1 PM, one hour
earlier than usual.
Immediately after the reg
ular session has been taken
care Of, we will get on with
our annual order of business.
This will entail the election
of new officers for the COM
ing year and the selection of
a Club Steward.
Any male member over 21
years of age who wishes to
apply for the position of Ste
ward for 1857 must mail his
application to our lodge Sec
retary postmarked no later
than Friday, December IA, so
that the application is re-
ceived by our lodge secretary
by Saturday, December Is.
Please mail your applica-
tons to: Mr.. Joseph Zegar,
Box IS, Trafford, Pa. All let
ters must be marked bid"
on the envelope.
Rudolph Mandich, Sec'y.
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Collecting Of Dues
ViiuIIySu Dy LvuyI o.

So. Chicago, iii. - We here
by inform the members of
CF'U 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 hen the 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 8
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, See'y.
Catherine Pocernich, Treas
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Economics Of Growing Old In United States Of America
CONTINUED From Page 81

CONTINUED From Page 81
dependent old age, an individ-
ual should set up his own pro-
gram. They suggest including
these points: =.
1. Development Of skills.
Your muscles may not hold
up after the age of 60, but
special skills acquired in
younger years will help to
get and hold a job. Study
some position or skill in your
present employment or sur
roundings which represents a
potential employment oppor-
tunity in your "after-60"
period.
2. Set up an adequate
savings program, regularly
ailotting q fixed portion of
your funds to United States
bonds or savings. "Don't
spend it all" is a good mot
to whether you're 10 or
4S. Adequate insurance is
thought Of as part of this
program.
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Lester vee Reports: What's Happening In YuqosIavia?

Continued From Page 81
can buy the European edi-
tions of the New York Times
and Herald Tribune at city
newsstands.
The U. S. Embassy circu-
lates widely a 3OOO-word daily
news bulletin and such pamp-
hlets as "How Americans
Elect a President"
Competition Is Fierce
The government press man
says: 1--WE are socialists; in
this we will not compromise"
Then he hands you an in
formation manual, in English,
which reveals that one third
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It a tie enterprises compete
with each other for customers
at home and then knock down
each others prices to lure
customers from abroad.
If the enterprise is a
monopoly - say, like the
surgical-instruments indus
try - the government inn
ports surgical instruments
to provide the competition,
State factories and stores
even compete for talent: the
daily papers are crammed
with ads for managers and
engineers - evidence of free
enterprise raiding wit h i n
Communism.
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Los Angeles, Lodge 972

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
All members Of CFU Lodge
972 are asked to attend the
Annual Meeting, OH Friday,
December 21, at 8 PM, in st.
Anthony's Croatian Church
Hall, TIA Alpine Street.
Sisters and brothers, you
are all urged to attend this
meeting, for we have very
important matters on the a.
genda that require the appro-
val of our members.
Thomas ]. Bullum, Sec'y.
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Toronto, Ont, L. 975

TORONTO, Ont. - The
regular and annual meetings
of CFU Lodge 975 will take
place on Sunday, December
16, at the W.E.A., 577 James
st., beginning at 2 PM.
At this meeting the men,
bership will have the oppor-
tunity Of hearing yearly re-
ports by the lodge officers
and electing lodge officers
for the coming year.
All members are requested
to attend.
Peter Garbel, Pres.
Mi jo Mijatovich, Sec'y.
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Calumet, Mich, L. 9O3

CALUMET, Mich. - CFU
= Lodge 903 will have their
regular monthly meeting on
Sunday, December 16, in the
Church Hall at 1870 PM. All
the members are kindly asked
to attend this session, for
there will also be an election
Of officers. .
After the meeting a social
will be held with refreshments
served. Also take notice that
the nest members will have
their Christmas Party at the
same time, 50 parents please
bring the children along.
Anne Karpinen, Rec.
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Branford, Lodge 1O2

BRANFORD, conn. -
Lodge 102 Of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will stage its
annual meeting on Sunday,
December 16, Immediately af-
ter adjournment of the reg
ular meeting.
We urge all members, es-
pecially the younger ones, to
attend and take an active part
in the election of officers and
the decisions for the welfare
of the lodge.
Matthew r. Belanic, Pres.
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Los Angeles, Lodge III

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
Notice is hereby given to all
members of CFU Lodge TT
that the Regular and Annual
meetings will be held on Sum
day, December 16, at st. An
thongs Croatian Church Hall,
ia Alpine Street.
The regular meeting will
get under way at 1 PM, and
will be followed at 2 PM by
the election Of officers and
other annual business.
All members should make
it a point to attend.
Lube Prskalo, Sec'y.
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Lyndora, Pa, L. 313

LYNDORA, Pa. - The reg
ular and annual meetings of
CFU Lodge 313 will take
place on Sunday, December
10, at ras, 7;.s t1.v 0u.4ne~..
Hall.
An election of 1857 officers
will be held during the annual
session and other important
items will be discussed.
Anton Jurkovic, Sec'y.
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which he attended October 2S under the sponsorship Of
the American Museum of immigration detailed report
shall be published in the official organ His Of
$119.33 were approved for payment
There being further business to transact the Su-
preme President adjourned the session
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
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$lOOO uOnatlon to the Chldren's Hospital Fund.
"A letter of thanks received from Rev. Gallagher
Of Duquesne University for complimentary copy of the
photography of DR.. Nikola Tesla. =
Bro Anthony Lucas submitted letter of thanks and
appreciation for our participation and gift to him. on the
occasion OF his 50th Anniversary practcng attorney
The tamburitza and kolo group of Nest No. 242 in so
Chlcago thanked the Society for donation them
Bro vukeich gave brief report to the Board on the
conference which ne attended Windsor Ontario Canada
complete report of which shall be published in the Official
Organ His of $10822 approved payment
The Board approved the purchase 20 books Intro
ducton to the Language which written
by Thomas Manger OF the University of Minnesota Said
books are to be resold to members requesting same
Bro Mandch gave brief verbal report in behalf of
the Committee Of their recent meeting with the Chdrens
Home Committee in Des Paines more detailed report
shall be to the Supreme Board The expenses
the Committee approved for payment follows: Bro
Mandich $1s5de bro Bazdarch $122oo Sister Nsc
$!25O0 bro Hinich $12890; bro. Servov $25231; and
Sister zvonar stenographer $1sO66. ss,>
Bro Ovcarch submitted the following to the Board
Lodge 428 - Sister Angela Novacic underwent a. SER
os operation which is not stated in present Bylaws
On the recommendation Of bro Ovcarch and the Supreme
Medical Director the Board approved the payment in &C.
cordance with section 25e Of the Bylaws.
Bro. Mandich gave report the proceedings of the
10th Anniversary Celebration Of the Statue Of Liberty
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N. Srnec, Sec'y.
Evening star., 1956-12-03

age assistance through the Dis
trict Of Columbia. The old-age
assistance program is a Nation
wide program operated jointly
by the Federal Government and
the States, including the Dis
trict of Columbia. without
knowing the details of your
finances, I can't tell you for
sure whether you are eligible
under the program. However. I
suggest you apply for benefits
and determination will be
made.
From Mrs. S. b. Of New York,
N. ":
I'm a widow past 67 and re-
ceive Social Security amounting
to 5000 a month. I have Just
sold a vacant lot which / have
owned for 33 years. got $4,000.
Will this affect my Social Sc
'curity payments?"
No. Income from the sale OF
property is not counted against
the Social Security earnings
limit, unless you're a real estate
dealer.
tFrom AP Newsfeaturesl
The next Security for You column
will oppeor tomorrow.
Evening star., 1956-12-03

many forms and pay many diff
ferent types Of benefits. Without
knowing the details Of your
company pension plan / have no
way of telling what you will re-
ceive. I'm sure that your per-
sonnel Office can give you the
details.
From F. L. of Albany, N. Y:
Il am a retired United States
Government worker. / receive a
pension of $274 a month. Since
retiring June /, 1856, / have
been working for private con-
cern and receiving a wage
amounting to about $4,000 a
year. I've been paying Social
Security on this. If I work under
Social Security long enough to
become eligible for retirement
payments, will my $274 a month
in Federal Government pension
have any bearing on my eligi-
bility?"
No. Income from pension
plans-private OF Government
does not count against the
200 yearly earning limit of
the Social Security system.
From ID. P. Of Washington,
ID. c.:
Il am 68 years old and have
never worked under Social Sc
curity. I'm now being cared for
by my daughter. but she's hav-
ing a tough time making ends
meet. Would you please let me
know if ! can receive old-age
payments of any kind"
You may be eligible for old
Evening star., 1956-12-03
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Anti-Fot Clubs Help Oveweiqhts
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

Do you have feeble will to
lose weight? Many readers OF
my recent column on anti-fat
clubs have been writing in to
ask: where can we get the in
formation? How do we begin?
Here's a letter that will help
you.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: In re-
gard to your column in the Chi
cago Daily News August s, Mrs.
L, L. asks what can be done
for overweight people. Here is
my suggestion:
Il would like to recommend
her to T. o. p. S. Take Of
Pounds SenSiblyl Club. This
club is a national organization
and has branches all over the
United States. l will record the
following outline for all who are
interested in losing excess weight,
This outline is copied from the
front OF all 7. o. P. S. manuals.
Where Founded. T. o. p. S,
Club was founded January 1913.
in Milwaukee. Wis, by Esther
Mana housewife who suffered
from being overweight the same
as you and thousands Of others
II was started as a local club,
with only four members, and. as
a result OF It's effectiveness. clubs
have sprung up all over the
Nation
Purpose OF T. o. P. s.. The
purpose Of T. O.P S. Is primarily
70 help all the overweight people
who are sincerely interested in
losing pounds senably. II is
based on the principle Of group
therapy. getting together a group
Of people who have a problem
ia common and discussing Il
frankly without fear of being
Evening star., 1956-12-03
FEATURE Rcz
GOOD EVENING, LADIES
Not All Wife's Shifts
Are Signs Of Grief

the people up the street are cook
ing for dinner.
/ told about how l am for
hidden to smoke cigars and how.
when / go on a business trip
sometimes smoke a couple the
first day I'm away. When l get
back a week later, that certain
party shifts, fixes her beady eyes
on me and says, You have been
smoking cigars!"
Kim said that sometimes when
the weather is bad he has to
chauffeur a waitress home late
at night and that the next day
his wife will get in the car, sniff
and say. so, you took Irene home
last night"
The girls in his place all smell
alike to him, he said, but his
wife knows every brand of toilet
water and who uses it.
Jake's place smells all right
to me except when Rory O'Toole
is present. but every time l seek
a little intellectual companion
snip there it seems that my
clothes reek with a foul fer
odor and why don't
just take a cot to the joint and
live there? And am I practicing
to become a bum?
Intrigue in Side Pocket
A politician who was running
for Office gave me a packet of
Sacket to bring home to the lit
tie woman who votes, too, and
1 put it in my breast pocket
The minute I came in the door
a funny look came over her face
and she got more affectionate
than she ever is when l come
home, smuggling in my arms and
shifting. I caught on and let her
suffer a while. then gave her the
sacket. Let that be a lesson to
you.' said.
Kim said he can't even skip