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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19
Versailles Nest Set
For YuIefide Funfest

VERSAILLES, Pa. - The
members of CFU Nest 81 will
receive their Christmas treats
on Saturday, December %,
at the Croatian Hall from
10 AM on. Movies will be
shown and all members are
urged to attend.
Dues payments will be col
lected, so please send them
with your children.
Your nest manager, the
undersigned, will be at the
Hall the greater part of the
day and asks that all chill
dren come for their treats. No
canvassing will be done.
Those who cannot come may
call at my home or phone
Or. 8-1680.
Mrs. Nj. Skutlin
4718 3rd st.
Versailles, Pa.
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Program To High|ight
Cleveland S. Funrama

CLEVELAND, o. - This
is to notify the members of
CFU Nest 55 that a Christ
mas Party will be held on Sat-
urday, December %, at the
Croatian Hall, 6314 st. Clair
Ave-, beginning at 6 PM.
Santa will be there to give
gifts to the smaller young
sters and there will be plenty
of refreshments for thos
who attend. The Nest 55 chill
dren have also organized a
program for the evening, con-
sisting of kolo dancing, sing
ing accordion playing and
tap dancing.
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
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Bro. Y. |. kandict: - There Will Always Be Christmas

ticularly in Central Europe.
The faces of refugee chill
dren, the look in saddened
eyes, tell a terrible story. In
our prayers, let us remember
them. Let us also pray for
those who are not permitted
to pray or to worship God as
free people do. Oh, yes, they
have a Christmas, too - in
their hearts and minds only.
Christmas Day for many of
them is just another day, a
school day, like it or not.
So, children 60 to school on
Christmas, otherwise Dad
may lose his job, and then
there would not be any bread
for the little brothers and
sisters, nor medicine for sick
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19
Young, Old Welcomed
To Johnsfown Funniest

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - San
ia will pay his annual visit to
the members of CFU Nest 4
on Saturday evening, Decem-
ber %, at the Croatian Hall
on Broad St.
Following the custom origi-
mated many years ago, the St.
Rochus Lodge 5 has arranged
a fine program of entertain
ment for the amusement of
the young and old.
Santa will distribute his
treats at 7 PM, sharp, and
later a variety of movies will
be shown. Mr.. Cy Davis, a
friend of the lodge, will again
present this part of the pro-
gram, as he has in the past.
After completion of the mo-
vies, MON and dad will join
in the festivities when the
Annual Christmas Dance will
be held in the club rooms. The
music for the occasion will be
furnished by Larry Martin
and his Orchestra.
On Monday evening, De.
cember 81, the Annual New
Years Eve Celebration will
take place in the Croatiar
Hall.
A good orchestra has been
booked to furnish the musical
program for the evening and
the affair will commence
early and 60 into the wee
hours Of the morning. Bring
your friends and neighbors.
John Mandrgoc, Mgr
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Guy Mitchell Not
Singing The Blues

Continued From Page "
riding high, wide and hand
some down the trail studded
with SIS signs.
No longer is he singing the
proverbial blues which are a
part of everyday life.
Avalanche OF Dollars
Mr.. Mitchell has helped Co.
lumbia Records set a compa-
ny mark for the year.
In addition to his "Sing-
ing The Blues, Columbia
came up in 1856 with two
other 1,OOO,OOO-plus plat
ters, Doris Days what
ever Will Be Will Be" and
johnnie Rays just Walk
in In The Rain"
Never before has Columbia
had three such sellers going
at the same time.
Merry Christmas, Guy!
Editorial Staff
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19
High Time Dec. 23rd
For Euclid Teensters

EUCLID, Ohio - AS per
usual, Nest 373, combined
with Lodge 337 and the Gu
cid Kolo Kids, will have
their annual Christmas Par
ty, Sunday, December %,
1856 at the Jugoslav Center,
Recher Ave., Euclid.
The party will start promp-
tly at 400 PM. Santa will be
there to distribute gifts to all
children. There will be plenty
of food and refreshments. AS
in the past there will be many
varieties of cookies, baked by
the children's Mons, so I
am sure no one will want to
miss the party.
Usually we urge the par
ents to bring the children, but
this year we ask all you chill
dren to bring your parents.
This party is for you, but we
want the whole family to en-
JOY it together.
We don't want to spoil
your Holiday Spirit, but there
are a few members whose
dues are not up-to-date.
Please take care of this before
the end Of the year.
Again hoping that all of
you will be with us on Decem-
ber 23rd, we wish each and
everyone of you a Merry
Christmas and a most pros
porous New Year.
Barbara Baron, Mgr.
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Monessen Nest Party
Slated For Dec. 23rd

MONESSEN, Pa. - CFU
Nest 81 and Lodge 1874 will
sponsor a Christmas Party
for the junior members in
good standing on Sunday, De-
cember %, at the Croatian
Hall, 1858 Schoonmaker Ave,
between the hours of 2 and
5 PM.
Movies will be shown and
Santa will be there to pass
out the treats and talk to the
children.
All the nest members are
invited to attend.
Mary Cvetan, Mgr.
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Hamilton Juniors To
Hold Christmas Party

HAMILTON, Ont. - Once
again CFU Nest 397 and the
Mothers Club are jointly
sponsoring a Christmas Par
ty for the nest members.
The mothers will be out in
full force to see that the jun
iors once again enjoy their
Annual Christmas P ty.
Those that attended last year
will remember all the good
food and candy, ETC., that the
mothers served.
The party will be held at
the Y.W.C.A., in the Lecture
Room (upstairs) East End
Branch, 81 Ottawa N. All the
nest members and their par
ents are invited to attend.
Santa will be present and
there will be Christmas songs
and a short program.
At this time the Mothers
Club, Nest 397 and the Nest
Manager wish one and all a
Merry Christmas and a Hap
by New Year.
X X X
ed. - No date was men
toned for the party in ques-
ton. The writer should exer-
else more caution in the fu'
ture and state all the facts
when writing.)
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WeIIand 274 Juniors
Looking Ahead To Fun

WELLAND, Ont. - The
Annual Christmas Party and
Dance, held for the young
people of Nest 274 will take
place on December %, at the
Croatian Hall, 5th Street, be-
ginning at Z PM.
This party will feature a
Santa Claus, a Christmas
film, candy, etc., for the kids.
The parents are advised that
presents for their children are
to be brought to the hall
where they will be put under
the Christmas tree. Later,
Santa will call the children to
the stage, say a few words
and give them their gifts.
The film will be shown at
7::30 PM, and after it is COM
pleted we will proceed with
the dance, with music played
by the ever-popular Hamilton
Orchestra.
Our many members and
the members of the surround
ing lodges are invited to at
tend the dance, which will
commence at g PM.
Zvoni Nenadovich, Sec'y.
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SIovan Nest SO Fete
Should Lure Juniors

SLOVAN, Pa. - CFU Nest
88, under the supervision of
Lodge 548, will welcome San
ia Claus to their Annual
Christmas Party on Sunday,
December %, at 3 PM. Re-
freshments will be served to
all the members of the nest
and Santa will bring them
each a gift.
There will be music, games,
dancing and singing, so all the
nest members, from 1 to 18
years of age, should have a
wonderful time.
Dorothy Vukotich, Mgr.
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Dukane Juniors Will
Rate Treat Dec. 23rd

DUQUESNE, Pa. - A
Christmas treat is in store for
the members of CFU Nest
81.
The youngsters are to come
to the Croatian Hall at 2
Hamilton Avenue, between
the hours of 2 and 4 PM, on
Sunday, December %. All the
Nest 81 members are invited
to attend.
We would like to extend
sincere wishes for a Merry
Christmas and Gods bless
ings for the New Year to all
the members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
Emily Muhic, Mgr.
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HarboT Nest Members
Await Holiday FroIic

INDIANA HARBOR, Ind.
- For the first time, a
Christmas Party will be held
for the members of CFU Nest
221 on Sunday, December %,
at 2 PM in the Croatian
Home, 4O33 Main Street.
AS the nest manager, I
urge all the parents and rela-
tives to see that their chill
dren, members of Nest 221,
are in attendance.
Mandica Marich, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19

Mother. Children know very
we'll that God will understand.
When we gather around
our Christmas tree, brighten
ed and decorated with colored
lights, sparkling tinsels and
bells, when we are about all
set to open beautifully
wrapped presents, first give
Him thanks for our Christ
mas, and then pray that
There will always be Christ
mas" here in America and
everywhere, all over the
world.
Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year to all OF
you. May the future be kind
and generous to you!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19
Jun. Director, Editor
At S. Pitt Nest Fete'

S. S. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
The members of CFU Lodges
20, 76 and SO and the relatives
of Nest 81 members are here
by notified that the Nests
Annual Christmas Party will
be staged on Sunday, Decem-
Der %, at the Croatian Club,
beginning at Z PM.
The program for the eve
ming will be under the direc-
ton of Miss Catherine Marvin
and will open with the group
singing of Silent Night. Next
will come the address by the
nest manager, M. Bogovic,
followed by accordion selec-
tions by C. A. Markovich.
Our distinguished guests
for the evening will be the
Rev. M, Soric, bro, Michael
Grasha, Junior Order Direc-
tor, and bro. Philip Vukelich,
Croatian Editor of the Zajed-
nicar.
Movies will be shown and
the children will receive re.
freshments and their Christ
mas treat.
All the parents of Nest 81
members are asked to either
send or bring their children
to this gala Christmas event.
Matt Bogovic, Mgr
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Rankin Nest SO Will
Throw Party Dec. 22nd

RANKIN, Pa. - Nest So
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will sponsor it's Annual
Christmas Party on Saturday,
December %, at 2 PM, in the
Croatian Home, 4th and An
tisbury st.
The members of Nest 3S
are all invited to attend.
Catherine Pecak, Mgr.
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once again be brought to to
music lovers everywhere.
Followers of the Tambur-
itzans will want to see these
old-timers in action again. 1t
will be a real thrill!
Five Teen-Age Groups
The Tamburitzans Alumni
Ensemble will be under the
direction of Mr.. Edward Sam
boil, whose present occupation
is that of Music Supervisor in
the Pittsburgh School Sys-
tenn.
He is an accomplished mu-
sician and arranger, and at
one time was the Assistant
Director of the Duquesne
Tamburitzans.
Besides the Alumni Ensem-
BILE there will appear six 9th
er tamburitza groups, making
the grand total of musicians
in the vicinity of the zoe
mark.
The three groups from
the Duouesne Tamburitz-
ans School of Music are
from Mckeesport, Clarion
and Ambridge. The Teen
Tams from Pittsburgh and
the Sloga group from Far
rell, along with the Du-
quesne University Tambur-
itzans, will round out the
Tamb Il uritza Symphonic
style orchestra for the
finale.
Carnegie Hall will ring ou
to a Tamburitza Festival th'
likes of which America ha
never seen or heard before
Mark the date on your calen
dar - Carnegie Hall (Oak
land) on Saturday evening
December 20, at 500 PM.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19
Youngstown Choir In
Note Of Appreciation

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio
Strossmayer wishes to take
this opportunity to thank
each and everyone who had
any part in helping to make
it's recent banquet such a
great success.
Our good friend and promi-
nent Croatian attorney, John
T u m bri, was POSTMASTER.
Frank Kromerich, president
of zupa "Faller," presented
Joseph Kraja an honorary
Faller lifetime membership
award, the second person in
America to receive such an
honor.
After the dinner the Kolo
children did a magnificent job
in entertaining the folks by
their artful dancing to the
strains of the Pozega Tam
buritzans, featuring Gus Ro-
gan.
We also wish to take this
opportunity to wish each and
everyone a very Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year.
Stella Toplek, Sec'y
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Continued From Page 81
cause of the great significance
and Importance attached to a
fraternal family get-together
at Christmastime.
This year, at such Christ
mas parties we should first
give thanks to Almighty God
for the countless blessings we
enjoy here in this great land
of ours, the blessings which
peoples in many parts OF the
world do not even dare dream
about. We read in the daily
press, listen to on the radio,
and see on television every
day, horrors, misery and
hardships suffered by peo-
pies across the seas, par
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Omaha Nest And Lodge
In Holiday Party Mood

OMAHA. Neb. - Th e
Christmas Party for "Sts. Pc
ter and Paul. CFU Lodge 1O1
and Nest % members will be
held on Sunday, December %,
at 4 PM, in the school hall.
There will be movies and a
short program and Santa will
provide gifts and goodies for
the children.
Dancing to the tamburitz-
ans and refreshments will
follow.
Joe Cupich, Chair.
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Ambridge, Lodge 3O4

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - Th e
members of CFU Lodge 304
are hereby notified that the
monthly and yearly meetings
will take place on Friday, De-
cember 21. The regular meet
ing will be brought to order
at Z PM, and will be followed
by the business Of the annual
session.
Affiliates of Lodge 3O4 are
urged to attend, without fail,
these two important sessions.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19
Los Angeles, Lodge 972

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
All members of CFU Lodge
972 are asked to attend the
Annual Meeting, on Friday,
December 81, at 8 PM, in st.
Anthony's Croatian Church
Hall, ia 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 j. Bullum, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19
Clarion Kids Urged
To Drop In On Party

CLARION, Pa. - At the
monthly meeting of C. F. U.
Lodge 248, held on Sunday,
December 9, it was decided to
hold a Christmas party for
the children of Nest 80. The
party will be staged on Sun
day, December %, at the Gro
attain Home on Maple Avenue,
beginning at 7 PM.
All the members of Nest
80 are invited to attend.
Mary Hajduk, Mgr.
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Pittsburgh, Pa, L. 81

PITTSBURGH - All men,
bers of "Sloboda" CFU Lodge
"a are hereby notified that
beginning in the month of
January the monthly lodge
dues will be increased by s
cents per member.
Up until now we were pay
ing Is cents monthly into the
lodge treasury, but beginning
this coming January we will
pay 20 cents monthly.
John Naglich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19
Cckeburt1 Juniors
On Edge For Party
Christmas Fete
Annual Highlight

- " n II Is u II u, I a. -
Guardian Angel" Nest No.
122 of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union will hold it's An
nual Christmas Party in hon.
or of it's members on Sunday,
December %, 1856. The party
will be held, as are all our
affairs, in the Croatian Home,
which is located on Victor
Street, and will begin at 6
PM.
To start the activities
for the evening, the chill
dren will be shown a 2
hour movie which we hope
will be a more recent cow
boy film. Immediately after
the movie the children will
be entertained by the pop
ular Blue Eagle Tamburit-
"a Orchestra of Cokeburg.
The members of this group
are ell members of our Lodge
354 and have been playing for
these Christmas Parties for
the past several years.
We would like to take this
opportunity to thank the Blue
Eagle Tamburitzans for the
fine cooperation they have
given us in arranging these
affairs these past few years.
Home Should Be Packed
AS at all Christmas affairs,
old St. Nick will also make
his appearance through the
course of the evening and we
are sure he will do much to
make this party a success.
The children will also be
served all types of refresh
ments at this party, which is
arranged in their honor, and
there will also be all types of
games played after the movie.
Invited to attend this
party also are all the chill
dren of the Social Members
of our Croatian Home, so
this should make this par
ty one of the largest ever
held by Nest 122.
The undersigned appointed
the following committee al
the last regular lodge meet
ing to make all the arrange
ments for this party: = Jun
ior Order Director Sister Ma.
ry G. Luketich, Trustee Sis
ter Ann Rebich, and Sister
Helen Vahaly.
This committee assures al
who will attend this party
that it will be one of the best
and greatest that CFU Nest
122 has ever held and gooc
; old Santa will have many sur
prises for the children thai
evening.
In behalf of the Arrange
ments Committee, Officers
and members of CFU Lodge
354, 1 extend a cordial invi
tation to all members of Nest
122 and all Children of oul
Club Social members to at
tend this party.
! Bernard Nj. Luketict
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19

. It is always said of him,
that he knew how to keep
Christmas we'll if any man a.
live possessed the knowledge.
- Charles Dickens
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Tanlrnies Girdinq
For Historic Show
CONTINUED From Page y

Old favorite5 which have
helped the Duquesnc Tambu-
ritzans to prominence during
the past twenty years VIII
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-24

They were questioned about their interest IN nine types
of activities Interest in athletics turned out to be first
among boys interest Jewish content activities turned
to be last Among the girls social activities took first
place interest while "Jewsh content activities eighth
removed from the bottom The definition for Jewish
content given projects activities focused de-
veopng Jewish consciousness Jewish knowledge pride in
Jewish culture and way of life The boys rated the follow
ing quite low: discussing books with Jewish theme listening
Friday evening service The girls rated the following
among the lowest items: discussing books with Jewish
theme, quiz program Jewish history listening to lee
Jewish customs Both boys and girls rated Jewish
cultural activities relatively low Both boys and girls
interested in discussing Reform Conservative and Orthodox
Judaism however neither group seemed interested in hear-
ing rabbi discuss phases of Jewish life" The
younger Buys and girls seemed somewhat interested
than the older boys and girls in participating in synagogue
temple services In answering questions about their
in community service activities the boys and girls
listed the following high collecting toys and clothing for the
needy party for orphans show for old folks in homes
At the time, they rated soliciting pledges for the
u J. A." at the bottom of their lists
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-24

their animostY for obvious
However, the Jewish Examiner of Brooklyn is not
hesitant about calling spade spade We reprintng
below their recent editorial:
TIME FOR ACTION
Our readers know that many wefnanced corporations
cravenY surrendered anti-Jewish bacma by the
Arab League All Americans believe. should know the
of these firms guide their future patronage and
purchasing
Too little known that companies have courageous
deed the Moe rulers They should be both honored and
supported far as possibe-in practical way.
The Pilot Radio Co. recently refused knucke under
Israel We do know what extent Arabs cripple the
companYs earnings by barring imports of its products
But we certain there enough Americans
and non-Jews-wilng and able to purchase enough Pilot
radios and eecron to compensate for loss
the company might suffer the result Of Arab bigoty
Pilots products excellent And its branch in Israel is
a contribution the economy Of the Jewish stale.
Americans do less than to consider the fair poll
cies of the company-as well the known merits of its
products when they in the market for the equipment
manufactured by Pilot Letters of commentator to the
firms officials also should be sent forthwith to The Pilot
Radio Corp, 36-06 36th St. Long Island City, N Y.
Another company that has ignored Arab boycott threats
the LeYnd Motor Corporation which sells buses TO Israeli
On the other hand the British Overseas Anyways refuses
accept Jews passengers planes stopping in Arab coun
and has, at the behest of the Arab League discontinued
service to Lydia, Israel's airport.
From time time. shall list other firms that yielded
TO resisted the anti-Jewish campaign.
The Arabs have proclaimed boycott against the Jewish
people of the world We should let them know that two
play at that game and that perhaps in the long it is
they not the Jews who will cry "quits."
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-24
FEDERATION OF LABOR
ASSAILS ARAB
DISCRIMINATION

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, (JTA)-
An unusual combination of trade
unionists joined together last
week at the Massachusetts, Feder-
alton of Labor convention to win
passage of a resolution, which
also scored the State Department
for acquiescence in such policy
Gin utter violation of fundamental
American principles of religious
liberty and equality of citizen
ship, was drawn under the guild
ance of the Jewish Labor Com
mittee.
The 700 delegates unanimously
passed the resolution calling upon
"the President, the Congress, and
the State Department to reject
any treaty or executive agree
ments which shall permit other
governments to forbid the advan-
tages of travel, trade, employ
ment or service to their nation to
American citizens because of
their race or religious affiliation." +"
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-24
Egypt Proves We Were Right

THE ONLY WAY write this editorial is to point
out I'VE told you So" ..s
We told Secretary of State Dulles he making crit
cal mistake playing footsy with President G. A. Nasser
We told everyone who would listen that taking the advice
of Henry BYroade. while he assistant Secretary OF
State charge of Near Eastern South Asian and African
was begging trouble because he prorab
with emphasis Egypt that he had all the appearances OF
being ntIsrael
We told the American Council for Judaism they were
doing majority of Jews dsservice by applaudng
Byroade and talking more like Arabs than Jews.
Now that Col. Nasser has shown himself for what he
Continued Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-24
WHO'S BOYC0TTINC WHO?

During the past few years there
have been number of local business
people who have turned US down for
advertising by stating that they do
not like our editorial policy of sup
porting Israel. These firms are Arab
sYmpathizers who have been duped
into believing the propaganda per-
petrated by the Arab League. which
has sought to undermine Jewish dig
nifty and prestige with vicious lies.
We have carefully avoided mention Of