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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-21

city of 500, and dedicated by
the Most Rev. Bishop MEGA
wick, October 27, 1907.
School Opened In 1907
When the school opened
September, 1907, the classes
were conducted by the Sis
ters of the Precious Blood,
Alton, Ill. Sixty-four pupils
were enrolled.
In 1912, however, the
Sisters of the Third Order
of st. Francis from Mari
Dor, Yugoslavia, comprised
the teaching staff; while
under their care, the enroll
ment increased consider
ably.
Due to the influx Of new
pupils, it was necessary to
build an addition to the
school in 1914, to accommo-
date the children Of the pa
rish. Now teaching - Sisters
of st. Francis of Christ the
King, Lemont, Ill.
The founding pastor, Rev.
George Violic, passed away
in 1899 and was succeeded by
Rev. A. Sinsky as Admins
traitor. This title Father Sin
sky retained until 1850 when
he received the pastorate, in
which capacity he is now SER
wing.
Memories OF World War III
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throughout the United States
and Canada. All of their So
cial affairs are we'll attended;
the celebrations of our lodges
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and nests there arouse just as
great interest today as was
the case some Is or 20 years
ago.
On Sunday, May 18th, of
this year, brother Grasha,
Junior Order Director. and
were guests of honor and
speakers at a banquet Gel
ebrating the merger of
Lodge No. Ia with Lodge
No. 22 i'm the Slovenian
Home on st. Clair Avenue.
Representatives of all of
our lodges of Cleveland and
vicinity, as well as represen-
tatives of various cultural and
educ a t i onal organizations,
congratulated the consolida-
ted lodge, wishing it every
success in the future.
Governor Now Senator
On Sunday, August 26th,
I was again present as guest
of honor and speaker at the
Fraternal Day sponsored by
the United Lodges of Cleve-
land and vicinity at Puritas
Springs Park.
The work for that celebra-
ton was shared by all of our
lodges and nests there, with
numerous choral and kolo
groups taking part in the pro-
gram. Ten girls, representing
CFU lodges and nests, COM
peted for the honor of Fra
ternal Day Queen.
The Governor of the
State of Ohio, the Honor
able Frank j. Lausche, was
one of many honor guests,
i'm addition to other civic
officials. Mr.. Lausche, of
Slovene descent, has since
been elected to the United
States Senate.
On October 21st, one OF
our most active lodges, Lodge
No. 235, celebrated it's 50th
anniversary, and Nest No. SO
which is under the sponsor
ship of that lodge, marked its
10th anniversary, in the Gro
atian Home in Collinwood
which is owned by the lodge
This celebration was like
wise a gala affair, in keeping
with the glorious history Of
the lodge, and, as is the Gus
tom with them, all of the lod
ges and cultural societies
cooperated to show the great
respect which they hold fol
a lodge which is noted for its
good work in the field of cul
ture and fraternalism.
Leaders In Attendance
BY a custom prevalent a
mong them, not only lodges
of the Croatian Fraterna
Union, but lodges Of the Gro
attain Catholic Union and va
rious cultural and educationa
societies presented a purse
from their own treasures, a!
their gift and token of esteem
The representatives of al
of these societies greeted th'
celebrant from the speakers
platform, extending congratu
lations for past work wei
DONE. and wishing success il
the future.
This celebration, too, was
att e n d e d by distinguished
guests from the city ant
state administrations, among
them the Governor of Ohio
Frank ]. Lausche, and thu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-21

Mayor of the City of Cleve-
land, Anthony J. Celebrezze.
The Honorary President
of the lodge, Brother Dan
lei Stakich, and the present
president, Brother Steve
Hemen, took turns as mas
ters of ceremonies during
the rich program.
The "Slavulj" and "Lisin-
ski singing societies, and ko-
10 dancers from Nest No. &c,
and the Euclid Kolo Kids" 4,
under the sponsorship of
Lodge 337, took part in the
program, to the great delight
of all present.
John Birek Is Praised
Governor Lausche, VIII o
was then in the midst Of a
lively political campaign for
election as u. S. Senator from
Ohio, demo n strate d how
much he thinks of our Soci-
ETY., and particularly of Lodge
235 "Hrvatska Sloboda", by
+ coming to the celebration in
the afternoon and staying
with our members until late
in the evening.
In conversation with him
between acts, and later in the
evening, I came to know more
closely the great soul of this
distinguished statesman,
now know why Governor
Lausche was reelected five
times to the highest position
in the State of Ohio, and
firmly believe that he will be.
come a U. S. Senator of great
future renown.
All of our fraternal and
social affairs in Cleveland
are assisted and advertised
over the Croatian Radio
Hour, directed by our good
fraternalist and sincere
Croatian, John Birek.
My reason for writing these
lines is to give due credit t
our lodge officers and Off
cials, and other members o1
Cleveland and vicinity. Ano
ther reason for my writing is
because our successful lodge
affairs held in Cleveland o.
late have not been sufficiently
described in our official or
gan. The lodges and nests
and especially those who have
been giving so much of theil
time and. efforts to assur,
success for their various af
fairs should be given publ,
acknowledgment for thei,
good work.
It was the duty of the mas
ter of ceremonies at the cele
; bration Of the merger of lod
ges Nos. IA and % to send il
). a detailed account of the af
fair, and to list all the lodge'
and other organizations whicl
were represented. The maste.
of ceremonies or program di
rector is the only person VIII,
has all the necessary infor
nation.
Cause Dying On Vine?
, In like manner, the maste,
, of ceremonies at the celebra
ton of Croatian Fraterna
Day was the only person VIII
, had the full names not onl,
, Of the candidates for Frater
nal Day Queen, but also o
the members who in any wa,
contributed towards the grea
success Of that annual cele
, bration.
The object of the Frater
nal Day was to establish
; fund from the proceeds 0
, the affair for the purchase o
suitable grounds where all 0
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-21
Sixteen More Members VIII Shortly
Hold Matured Endowment Certificates
Those Concerned Should Study Options
Before Certificates Mature December 81

PITTSBURGH - This is a notification to members
holding Endowment Certificates which mature as of De-
cember 81, 1856.
Advance notice of maturity is purposey given
that the member may become better acquainted with the
various Options offered.
All such members instructed to get in touch with
their lodge secretaries possible that they may
discuss and select Option which must be mailed to the
Home Office prior to the maturity date stated above
Your prompt attention and cooperation will be greatly
appreciated
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
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Success Of Many Fetes Kept In "Secret' Files

Greater Cleveland Lodges And Nests
Should Be Far Better Publicized For
Supporting Croafian Fraternal Union
Members I'm Northern Ohio Not Getting
Acclaim Due Them For Staging Various
Fetes Of Tremendous Credit To Society
Byv.L MANDICH Supreme President
PITTSBURGH - Our lodges and members of Cleve-
land and vicinity have always been among the leaders the
Strengthening of ranks with membership well
in all work the promotion of fratena cooperation and
understanding among members and people in that
section of the state of Ohio
In campaigns, every year, the Cleveland has
consistently contributed least much if than
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Memories OF World War III

In the extreme northwest
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many OF our communities
throughout the United States
and Canada. All of their So
cial affairs are we'll attended;
the celebrations of our lodges
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-06
Mrs. Ina ChiIders And
Dr.. Harold Thatcher
Married tuesday

Nl:> liza bidders 2"G y:
ia: III v.>vhv. were married OF
r,,>:"y. .lu,y 3. 4: Eve O'Clock
90; g., C.:.>:.A" church !" Co.
...:',3 :. Fu,,,>. Montana. ny Rev
IT,. %.> >%,,,yA. pa>,ur .: ~,
,...,' Ms >Hr.:uH sang BE.
,..>r aHG The Lord Prayer "
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y. * ~: r.-. 81: Ms Wa.:,:
\,.>u" :u!.oW..G ~ ceremony
Nv::r>, .,,,,,.:> We're served from
:. "y.u:.:u..y decorated :aO.c
! :i.:,v.:Iv- Wedding cake acr..
y.rd ;..c rv:.:r- 0: me liable
Az: 4 Wedding II? % >?o-
hH'., 49,: Mrs Ta>chc.> So
- ~! 49,. vs.: !.v: daughter.
N"> Dal.t SYKES. and family
Il. Olympia VAST. :he" or %
!o::..:I. r:v-,!.. where they
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and Arthur st. GoddardS.
Joe Russell is here from
Browning to help the police
force. lie takes care of the
minors and is living in the old
Jail quarters till the camps break
up.
Theodore Last Star of Brown.
ing is appointed camp chief and
also John Eagle Ribs.
StolrS Head Carrier left last
week and has been missing since.
He was in Depuycr. lie came
home Monday. he drove his car
III with no tires. lie won't move
into camp. He has 4 lookout
station among the jack pines by
his house and that's where he
Will be watching for the police
car.
Dempsey Horn Gallahgcr was
picked up by police for reckless
driving: will be tried Friday.
Mrs. Maxine Racine Of Old
Agency was hunting last week.
She jumped a deer and pulled
the trigger and shot her toe.
The deer was safe
Phillip Sure Chief is home
from Galcn to attend the Sun
dance and will be going back
when it's over.
Vim. Comes At Night has been
home and has been getting into
mischief. He was at the Warm
Springs.
ChaS. Butterfly is here with
his brothcr.in-law. Joe Russell.
from Yakima. Wash. visiting his
mother. Mrs. Annie Sanderville.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-06

cent. Gardens and lawns do
better when protected by a
Shel,crbrl,.
Special attention 10 location.
wha, trees ~ plant and the care
of these trees will produce 4
good wlndbrcak for your ranch,
For most areas protection
from Two >lic> is satisfactory
Although III some cases ~ &c;
full protection III summer AS we'll
as III winter. one might want
protection ON three sides. These
are generally rn the west and
the north or south sides The
INSIDE VOW q: trees should Ne
placed approximately 100 fee:
:rrm me hU..i.llS> ~ assure free.
DOM from >NN" drifts and a!.o"
Y,rN;I .: space for garden. yard.
r:r W:tM.n :hr protected area
SrH,v:..Nr> he buildings may ht
100 ,.r>r - >. .NII rr stream 70:
Y.aM:!"a 4 >Mt.:r.hrlt III such
cases. !: possible. :hr >hr!;trhr.:
ca. I've planted ahuu: 80 fee: "N
:Mv y;Mrv SIDE ~ N:r> Ell: drt:"nA
y" me :Naj
frees Y.a":rd i'll IONS spaced
:.y.,, ~ - Is Zee: aNa:: provide
ne hr>; Y:r:rr:.nn AID a..N"
.n.>I ru'.I\ Axiom
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-06

week to business your end ON
percentages Of collections should
net approximately SITS monthly
with very good possibility of
taking over full time. Income
increasing accordingly. II APP
plicant can qualify financial as
SiStancc will be given by Co. for
expansion to full time position
with above average income. In
cludc phone in application. u. q.
Box 95. Browning. 6@.ltc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-06

WANTED-Canner horses. Year
round horse market. Deliver
to Shelby Stock Yards -6tfc
MAN OR WOMAN - Own your
own business. \ new item. FIRST
time offered. Start in spare time.
if satisfied. then work full time.
RrIllllnG and collecting money
from bulk machines in this area.
TO quality YOU must have Il car.
$500 cash to secure territory and
inventory. DCvOting / hours 4
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Ess.-ZX-Zza [J4A.s
LITTLE FLOWER CHURCH

SUWNNr SlNNNUlV,
Sundays and Holy DayS--.lun.
18TH ~ September 18th:
Browning. $50 and $50 am.
East Glacier. 10 I'M.
Many Glaciers. 600 am.
:; Navy>. 80 am
Blhh. ! % pm
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-06
BROWNING BAPTIST

ST \D.AI SCHOOL,: $50 4. NJ n
the Bank Annex
II ESD\N EVENING, Eib Z
Study i: 500 y II. n Bank
Annex
THU RSN\l E\ E\lNG: Peter
Red Horn NrmrrIA! Bible class
4. 500 Y. n, 4, Starr School.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-06
WANTED - Custom hsyins and

ba!!ng, all ncw Case machin.
""y used Also new balcrs for
ale. payments can be made
w.'hru, dn"n payment: can
pay by 'Hr bale Contact Tri.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-06
HORSES & CATTLE - Hishest

cash prices paid for horses and
cattle Will receive horses al
H,,rH!cc; yards every Friday.
= \ Is Livestock. Phone lIEl.
j.Hj: T.. @. Box 500. Shelby.
NuH. 5.25.ptfc
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FOR SALE - Strawberries, ship.

ped daily TO reach YOU within
~ hours after being picked.
Price So 80 per - p, flat.
+ q. B.. Bolton. Mont. Remit
Oh delivery. Wilfcrd Peterson.
West Glacier. Mont. 6.29.3tc
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Classified Ads

FOR SALE - Two houses, ready
10 live in: buyer must move
from premises. Inquire Joe
Lewis. l2.3Otf
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FOR SALE - BOYS Saddle,

h.!Il" mar'!ngale and mohair
saddle blanket. Inquire at
N!g%am Cafe. 6.8.tfc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-06

BAKE SALE - The Ids Relief
Society will hold 4 bake sale
Saturday. July I. at Bu,lrry'S.
beginning at 9 o'clock. 7-6.ltc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-06

LOST - Green and yellow Para.
kcet. If found please return
to Gertrude Williamson. Phone
S-4l67. Reward. l7-l9p
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FOR SALE Desirable business

lot on the Highway il Brown.
ing. tive room house. water
AID sewer. See Mrs. Ella Jack.
IN. pnorc 8.4034. 6.l5.itp
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FOR SALE House across from

new grade school. > bedrooms.
large living room. 24Xl6. and
modern. See Dorothy Brown.
6.22.29p
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FOR SALE A few choice req.

!>tcrcd TWO year old Hereford
bulls. Ed Marion ranch west
o: Browning. Priced for quick
sale. 6.l5.3tc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-07-06

BUILDING FOR SALE - Form.
cr Cdack service station in
Browning. 3OX32 Could be
made over into 4 five room
house Must be moved from
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County Implement Co.. Phone
WE-7236l. SunburSt. Mont
6.22-5tr
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Coleman Portable COOLER
coisman Folding CAMP STOVE

n, Ho.e that mean, better fssi AZ I.S
tu,' oh yny oYt,rs " ha, ,.N'd ,pnr
fsmIltr, -, mach a, So! d., "n 'ats.
ton ioph u"n B!yne tryk, hsr = ,S
fshgc ihgh ps~.f hp'htn hRL' instantly
No ,mo.g ,oS' 0f dirt tpd, vt. t1ffiss
like q .Ir,5,t tWs low .,DM isri Obtain.
sbir everywhere 500 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS, THE WORLDS
MOST LAVISH, MOST BEAUTIFUL
10000 Square Feet Dedicated to Making
Arthur Murray Lessons Neverto-BeForeotten Experience

Yes, the Arthur Murray main studios in Wash
ington, D. c., are classed as the worlds largest
and most luxuriouSly appointed. The Visitors
Balcony" (Which you viii enjoy is the ONLY one
of its kind to be found in any dance studio.
Originated by Mrs. Ethel Fistere, directress of
the Arthur Murray Studios in the Washington
Area, the Visitors Balcony" is an elegantly
appointed, softly lighted mezzanine overlooking
the main ballroom 1t is furnished with COM
Portable lounges for the use of all those who
wish to observe the Arthur Murray methods in
undiSturbed privacy
The spacious main ballroom is paneled like the
Palace of Versailles /. with scores of mirrors.
The entire two-level studio is not only scientific
cally air conditioned, but sound conditioned as
well, and each of the Is private studios within
the studio is supplied with piped-in music b
Custom-built furnishings, from the airy white
wrought iron chaises and divans on through to
the richly upholstered settee lounges, are in
keeping with the new look of uncluttered ele-
gance.
A 30-foot commissioned mural inA the Spanish
feeling distinguishes the Latin American Room,
while large tubbed tropical plants and trees and
indoor gardens make the studios reStful and
glamorous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16
Come In and Let Us Show You How
Others Have Found Fun, New
Confidence in Their Dancing
First Prize
$1,000 In Cash
Second Prize

After % long and wonderful years Washington I've had the very
thrill of seeing literally thousands of people transformed glow
ing personalities after taking lessons Arthur Murray Studios
tits for this that take great pleasure holding Annual
Open House Celebration order all opportunity
with the wonderful methods which people just like
self learning enjoy life through dancing the Arthur Murray Way
during this gala Open House and visit of four
fu studios enjoy he meet with yourself chance
of our lovely luxury prizes
Well be looking forward so much to seeing you.
Sincerely Ethel Fistere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16
Neutrality-suspicious. Better
Doncers, Says Cokinos

Cokinos general manager Arthur Murray Studios
in gfeater washington D. c. says Washngtonians are
better than residents Of most cities of the u O.
Cokinos who has been associated with the organization
years based his statement the fact that
out Of ten residents Of the has been enrolled
in dance studio at one time another. Cokinos re-
marked that 1t this unusual interest in dancing
the part On washnstonians that made It for
the Arthur Murray organization in washngton 10
pand to.larger quarters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16
Read What Arthur Murray Students Say:

Physically Handicapped Mon:
Il seemed to be fishtins q losing
battle aEainst q physical handi-
cap until / went to Arthur MUIR
rays. l regAined much Of my
lost capacity for LIVING and en-
josins life This ,tenehers really
inspired me and made me iorse.
about my lamsnessi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16
Now in Progress
Ends Jonuory .28th
Studios Open 10 Am. to 10 Pm.
Saturdays 10 AN. to pm. Closed Sundays
Nothing To Buy. No Contest To Enter!
Fill Out Your Prize
Winning Blank at Any
One Of the Four Famous
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Win for yourself magnificent luxury prize by simply walking
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the box You win of these fabulous prizes and
Is come in and say hello" +tt
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Pick Up Your Prize. Winning
ENTRY BLANK at Any One Of These
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS

In order to make 1t possible for those Of you who
are unable to stop in at our main Connecticut
Avenue Studios to win one Of the fabulous prizes
listed above prize winning entry blanks will be
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located Arthur Murray Studios in the Area You
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at one Of these studios.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16

Women Of 30: IT celebrated my
s0th birthday last week. / learned
to dance the tango At Arthur
Murray's when / was rs and my
friends tell me l do quite q good
one. What pleasure and fun and
benefit l enjoyed under Eracious
Arthur Murray dlrection---and all
after I'd passed my ruth birth-
day"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16
Arthur Murray Students
From All Walks of Life

According to recent almost profession and
the rolls of the Arthur Murray Studios
throughout the country In the Washington Area large per-
of dance students drawn from the Government but
additional large numbers of professional lawyers doe
tors dentists military also enrolled
, 1956-10-10
CYRIL KING WRITES sECY OF INTERIOR
Continued from page y

tirelv responsible. But, be that as it may. it is imperative, Mr..
Secretary that immediate action be taken to resolve the
MANY crucial problems which not only tend to impede the
Islands IN their heroic uphill struggle, but, still worst are
their sitting effect upon the aspirations and hopes OF the
people of these Islands.
One Of the real issues, and largely responsible for many Of
the problems in the Virgin Islands lis the relationship be-
tween these Islands and the Department of the Interior =
especially the extent Of direct supervision and control which
should be exercised over the internal affairs Of the Islands.
President Eisenhower, in his acceptance speech before the
recent Republican National Convention, made the following
statement, which in the minds of a substantial number OF Vlr-
gin islanders bears upon the current situation:
~Expediency said we cannot allow our fine new ideas TO be
At The mercy Of 81 separate state and territorial legislature
II is so much quicker and easier 10 plan. finance. and direct
all major projects from Washington"
Principle says s. balance Of power IS essential TO our form
of nee society. If you take the Capitalization short cuts
every time something Is 10 be done you win perhaps some
Hines get quick action, but there is no perhaps about the
price you will pay ]. growth Of swollen bureaucrahc mon
ster governments ia Washington in whose shadow our state
and local governments will ultimately wither and die"
Mr.. Secretary. unless positive action is taken now to reverse
the present trend, the government Of the Virgin Islands may,
in the words Of President Eisenhower, ultimately wither
and die, in the shadow Of "a swollen bureautic monster" s
the Department Of the Inferior. To the United States the
leader of the free world and the champion Of oppressed and
underprivileged people everywhere this would be an ex-
tremely humiliating and inexcusable development.
/ respectfully urge, Mr.. Secretary, your personal attention
to the urgent task Of making a thorough review Of the very
crucial state Of affairs in the Virgin Islands, with a view to-
ward initiating at the earliest possible date the necessary
remedial measures.
-
, 1956-10-10

Respectfully,
Cyril E. King