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to settle the status of Mr.. Macy
and his friends:
l. Guarantees for their per-
sonal security and permission for
them to return freely to their
homes.
2. Permission to leave Hun
gary and take asylum in Yugo-
slavia.
The note said that the Hun
garian government accepted the
first Of the two alternatives.
It added that the Hungarians
at the Yugoslav Embassy refused
previous suggestions to go to
Romania. but asked that they
be permitted to live in Yugo-
slavia if no other alternative was
found.
Agreement to Return Cited
After the Yugoslav- Hungarian
agreement, however. Mr.. Macy
and his friends agreed volun-
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the armed forces are also handi-
capped. With further guided
missile development. he warned,
shortages will be intensified.
He listed achievements of the
administration In opposing pref
udice and intolerance.
Senator Lehman, Secretary
Mitchell and Mayor Taft will be
presented medallions today for
their contributions to the en-
richment of Americas demo-
cratic legacy" President Eisen-
hover and former President
Truman have won the award In
earlier years. Senator Lehman
also won it in 1852 and thus be-
comes the first two-time winner
The ceremony, from 2 to 8
pm, will be televised over the
National Broadcasting Co. net
work. At the same time the
leagues 1856 TV award will be
presented NBC for the most
dramatic and fortnight tele-
vision program Of the year bring
ing the message of democracy
to the American people" It will
be accepted by Robert Sarnoff,
network president.
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u. Man Believed
JunqIe Victim

GUATEMALA, Nov. "a (R.-
"A chicle camp worker in the
Peten jungle of Northern Guate-
mala yesterday found the re-
mains Of man believed to have
been Herman Schultheis. S.
tourist from Los An
geles who disappeared 18 months
ago.
A photographer and amateur
archeologist, Mr.. Schultheis had
% plane take him to the Mayan
ruins Of Tikal in May, 1855. He
arranged for the plane to return
in a few hours to pick him up.
But the planes crew never found
him and later searches of the
jungle around the ruins we're in
vain
With the remains, the chicle
worker found two cameras, a
pair of rubber-soled shoes and
a nylon bag containing personal
effects.
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short Of skillful workers, he
warned.
He quoted an estimate that
discrimination in employment
wasted $40 out of every SIS pay
check ION the phony luxury Of
prejudice" This estimate also
put the annual cost of discrim-
ination to American business
and industry at $50 billion.
Handicaps Cited
The Strategic Air Command,
competing with the frantic de-
mand" Of private industry, can
not retain a sufficient number Of
electronic technicians and air.
craft mechanics, he declared. He
asserted that other branches Of
Evening star., 1956-11-25
Southeast Hospital
Membership Drive
Opens Tomorrow

A house-to-house membership
campaign by the Greater South
east Hospital Foundation will
begin tomorrow evening in the
first phase of its program to
build a Sc million, 25O-bed hos
pital.
First object for some 1000
volunteers who will concentrate
their efforts in Southeast Wash
ington and nearby Prince
Georges County, will be to get
enough annual memberships to
pay for the 81a-acre site already
contracted for at Wheeler road
and Mississippi avenue Sc. An
nual membership costs $40.
Memberships are also avail
able at the GSHF Headquarters
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Moose Kill Protested

QUEBEC. Nov. "a R.-Que-
bees Game and Fisheries Super
intendent Charles Fremont has
announced that 1.245 moose
were killed during the season
October lilo this year. That is
too many, he said, and, as a re-
suit the 1857 season probably
will be moved back to October
1890.
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ing out orders Of his command.
Then, the bus with the above
mentioned persons, escorted by
Soviet armored cars, was taken
to an unknown destination"
The Yugoslav note said Hun
garian Vice Premier Ferenc
Muennich promised to investi-
gate the case after YugoSlav
Minister Dalibor Soldatic pre-
sented an oral protest. 1t pointed
out that no information has yet
been received from the Hungar-
ian government on the outcome
Of this investigation.
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has allowed Dictator Nasser and
the dictators in the Kremlin not
only to bring about the present
crisis in the Middle East but to
LAY down the conditions for
resolving it." Such leadership
will not succeed in achieving
the vital purposes of the United
States in that area" he said,
continuing:
"The kind of leadership that
permits the White Citizens Coun-
ellis to be the voice Of the South,
and fails to open up the chan
Inels for the much more nu-
merous elements in the South
which are devoted to law. order
and decency will not solve the
civil rights problems either"
B'nai Birth Address
Senator Lehman gave the key
note address before the Anti
Defamation League of B'nai
Birth. The organization opened
its 43d annual meeting yester-
day at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Senator Lehman alluded to
President Eisenhower's re-elec-
ton by an overwhelming major
ity. HE is my President and
yours for the next four years."
he said.
II pray for him not only good
health, but a stronger hand, q
frmer resolution, a deeper un-
derstanding and a more cnmpre-
henSive program Of action in the
months and years ahead"
The Senator pledged his sup
port "for the advancement of the
cause Of freedom, for the defense
of the United States and for the
protection and promotion of the
vital interests Of the free world.
But we must not tolerate ap-
peasement or further surrender
of principles for the sake Of ex-
pediency."
LeadO1f Speaker
Senator Lehman was the lead
of speaker at the Anti-Defama-
tion Leagues Freedom Forum.
He was followed by Secretary of
Labor Mitchell and Mayor
Charles P. Taft Of Cincinnati,
who spoke on the economic and
social consequences of diScrimi-
nation.
Henry Edward Schultz, the
leagues national chairman,
opened the forum, Philip M
Klutznick, president Of B'naiI
Birth was chairman. Yesterday
afternoon the organization held
a service Of remembrance with
Rabbi Arthur Gilbert officiating.
Secretary Mitchell said the
cannot afford the dread
ful waste of racial and religious
discrimination" We must face
the fact that we are SERIOUSLY
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Senator Lehman Blasts
Presidentfor 'Expediency'

Lehman Democrat Of New York. last night asserted
that President Eisenhower has surrendered principles for
pedency.
international crisis and the domestic crisis civil
rights have roots in forces which closely related not Identical
Senator Lehman declared.
criticized the Presidents leadership
Evening star., 1956-11-25

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member, former president,
trustee and board member Of
CFU Lodge SCI and had been
a CFU member for 43 years.
Bro. Drazic had also been
an active member of Local II,
Bricklayers, Mason and Plas-
terers, for the last "a years.
He formerly served as board
member and trustee.
Surviving are two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Joseph Tonkovich,
Detroit, and Mrs. Peter Bill
MIA, Flint; two sons, Stanley
in Yugoslavia, and Ivan in
Flint; five grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
April 7, at g AM, in Brown
Funeral Home, with the Rev,
William J. Malewitz officiat-
ing. Burial was in New Cal
vary Cemetery. May he rest
in peace.
Charles j. Marold, Sec'y
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Los Angeles Yugos|avs
Plan Midsummer Fiesta

Los Angeles, Calf. - Our
President, Mr.. George Gu
gich, has instructed me to an
nounce to our many friends
that the date and place of our
American Yugoslav Civic c
Club Picnic have been set.
The outing will take place
Sunday, August 10, at the
Ford Blvd. Hall and grounds.
Keep reading the Zajednicar
for further details.
This is an advance notice
to all other lodges and organ
izations so that they will not
plan any activities for this
date. We of the American
Yugoslav Civic Club will CO.
operate with the other organ
izations in the same vein.
>, Mary M. Pickard, Pub.
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Vacation Decreed By
Milwaukee Mons Club

Milwaukee, Wis. - At the
June meeting of the Mothers
Club it was decided not to
hold the July and August
meetings, unless something of
Importance came up.
We extend our congratula-
tions to Mary Farano's
daughter, Lucille Vehar, on
her Forthcoming marriage to
Sam Purpero, on August II.
We also hope that sisters Ma
ry Ann Vukusich and Frieda
Mowrich are now settled in
their new homes.
Our thanks 60 to English
Editor Stephen F. Brkich
who has been penning Won
derful, wise write-ups in re-
CARDS to our Mothers Club.
We invite any mothers who
are not affiliated with our
Club to join us now, during
our campaign for new mem
bers.
A wish for a speedy recov-
cry is extended to our sis.
Illene Ellioff, who is on the
sick list, and to her young
sters who underwent surgery
also. We also send happy
birthday greetings to all who
have birthdays in June and
July.
Mitzie Knaflic, Pres.
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Cleveland Ladies To
Talk Pin Shop Aug. z

Cleveland, Ohio - The
Cleveland CFU Ladies' Bowl
ing League will hold it's first
meeting of the season on Au-
gust 2 at the St. Clair Eddy
Recreation, 1882 st. Clair
Ave., beginning at 7::30 PM.
All CFU members wanting
to join us in the "sport that
keeps you young are cordi"
ally invited to attend this
meeting. If vacations and
other commitments keep you
from attending, don't hesitate
to call Olga Ladaika, En-.
1-0294, or Mary Sarapa, Elk.
1-3430, and we will make it
possible for you to bowl with
us. Olga Ladaika
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he came to the U. S. Here he
met Mary Pezent, who was
born in Painesdale, Mich, and
they were married in West
Allis in 1928. In addition to
his wife, his survivors include
his 3 sons, Rudolph, Arthur,
George, and a daughter Kath-
leen.
Friends were received at
the Schaff Funeral Home,
where his bier was decorated
with many beautiful floral
tributes from relatives and
friends. Among these was a
wreath from the members Of
CF'U Lodge 391.
The funeral took place on
June II, beginning at 9 AM,
with services performed by
Father B. Yukovich at the
funeral home. Following this,
Mass was held in the st.
Augustine Croatian Catholic
Church, with Father Bilan-
dich officiating.
Interment was in the Holy
Cross Cemetery, where final
services were led by Father
Bambr, and Lodge Vice-Presi.
dent bro. John Pintar read
the grave recitation.
The late bro. Anich was an
ever active member of the
Croatian Fraternal Union. Ir
1889 he served as Manager
of Nest 81 and for eight years
was a member Of the Lodge
391 Board of Trustees. He
also brought his children ur
as true fraternalists.
The officers and members
of Lodge 391 extend their sin
cere sympathy to the be-
reaved family and pray that
the Lord may grant his Sou
Eternal Rest in Peace.
% Matt AnicI
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GIassport Lodge viii
Picnic In South Park

Glassport, Pa. - President
S. Marin has set Sunday,
July 29th as the date for
a S p c G. a | Meeting of "St.
Johns" G. F. U. Lodge 719.
This. session will be held at
the Polish Hall, at 1O:45 AM,
to make definite last minute
moves concerning the annual
picnic to be held at Silent
Brook, in South Park.
The regular monthly meet
ing, which would be held on
August II, will be cancelled
due to this special meeting.
All lodge members are urged
to attend this session so that
instructions and duties may
be assigned and so that we
can solve the transportation
problem.
Joseph F. Tarle, Rec.
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Republic Lodge, Nest
Await AUGUST II Fete

Republic, Pa. - c. F. U.
Lodge 528 and Nest 189 will
co-sponsor a Picnic on Aug
ust IL, at Hyde Park, Bunker
Hill, (near Eli Shumar's
FARM.
An abundance Of barbecued
lamb, pork and. the usual &C.
companying beverages will be
prepared for your enjoyment.
Other plans are being com.
pleted by a committee COM
prised of Mr.. Tom Simrak,
Geo. Tomasovich, John J. De.
pcrymski, Mrs. M. Depcrym.
ski, Mark Hasson, John Urus.
ko, Joseph Grubish, Nick
Verbanic, ~ Kay Tomasovich
and Amelia Staycar. The
mothers and dads of our nest
members will also take turns
in helping out.
Since August IL would
have been our regular meet
ing date, the meeting date
will be postponed until the
following Sunday, August 10.
We hope to see all the
members and friends of our
lodge and nest and of the
neighboring organizations in
attendance.
NJ. Depcrymski, Mgr,
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Three Pitt Groups To
Picnic Al Croat Center

Pittsburgh, Pa. - "Slobo-
da' CF'U Lodge 81, "Bratska
Sloga' and K. S. K. ]. Lodge
1853 will sponsor their first
united Picnic on Sunday, July
20, at the Croatian Center in
Pittsburgh.
Arrangements have been
made to provide plenty of de-
licious barbecued lamb, pork
and other types of solid and
liquid refreshments through.
out the day.
Music will be provided by
the we'll known Tamburitza
Orchestra under the direction
of Mr.. Shaginaw.
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of Fort Ord, Calf, John of
Kearns, Utah, Joseph Of West
Jordan, Utah, and Matt and
George of Midvale Utah; a
daughter, Mrs. Don (Patri-
cia) Whitehead of Midvale,
Utah and four sisters, Mrs.
Tony Pestotnick of Helper,
Anna Miskulin of Sacramen-
to, Calf, Malta Frkovich,
Belgium asd Maria Rozan-
dich of Gospic, Yugoslavia.
The Holy Rosary was re-
cited for bro. Padjan at the
Goff Mortuary on Sunday,
May 20, at 8 PM. The funeral
took place Monday, May 81,
with Requiem High Mass eel
ebrated at st. Therese Cath
olic Church at 10 AM. Mon
signor Joseph P. Moreton and
Father Lawrence Spellen Of
ficiated. Graveside services
were officiated by Father
,Spellen.
The CFU Graveside Recita-
tion was read by bro. Daniel
Corak, Secretary of Lodge
388. The members of Lodge
388 send their sincerest con-
dolences to the bereaved wi
dow and family Of bro. Pad
jan and pray that the Lord
May Grant his Soul, Eternal
Rest in Peace.
Thank You Note: - w e
wish to heartily thank each
and every one of our relatives
and friends who greatly help
ed us during our time of be-
reavement and sent floral Of
ferings and Mass contribu'
tions. The kindness shown by
all will never be forgotten.
Mrs. Ivan Padjan and
Family
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Cleveland KoIo Aces
Slate Private 0utinq

Cleveland, Ohio - The Ko-
10 Aces will hold a Private
Picnic on August 5, at Fell
Lake. There will be music,
games and swimming for all.
All past and present men,
bers are invited to attend as
we are very anxious to see all
our friends who have scat
tered all over Ohio. If you are
planning to attend mail us the
postal card which you re-
ceived with your invitation.
On August 10, the Kolo
Aces will sponsor their An
nual Picnic at the Croatian
Home on St. Clair Avenue.
There will be a Tamburitza
Orchestra for your entertain
ment and a wide variety of
refreshments.
BY the way, did you know
that the Aces have two mem
bers running for the Queen
title this year? They are Bar
bara Ann Samac and Mitzi
Turkal. The Queen Contest
will be climaxed at the goth
Annual Fraternal Day at
Puritas Springs Park on Au-
gust 26th.
On September 2, 1856,
"Slavulj' Singing Society will
hold a Concert and Dance
and the Kolo Aces will ap-
pear on the program.
July 10 was our 9Th Ami
versary and we hope that
there will be many more. An
Anniversary Program is be-
ing planned for October.
The Kolo Aces would also
like to take this opportunity
to congratulate their two
members, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Procer, for they are
now the proud parents of a
sweet little girl.
Annette Samac, Sec'y
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Bro. Ivan Padjall

Midvale, Utah - C. F. U,
Lodge 3s8 with deep regret
reports the death of bro. Ivan
Padjan, on May 1s, 1856, at
st. Marks Hospital in Salt
Lake City, Utah. His death
occurred only 9 weeks after
he lost his son Lee in a ira
gic automobile accident.
Ivan was born in Ostra,
Yugoslavia on May 81, 1901,
the son of the late Fafalja
and Roza Rukavina Padjan.
A self employed farmer, bro.
Padjan was a lifelong men,
ber of Lodge 388.
His survivors include his
widow Anna, five sons, Nick
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Conway Juniors Prep
For Auu. 5th 0utinq

Conway, Pa. - CF'U Lodge
$40 will hold a picnic for the
members of Nest 103 on Sun
day, August 5, at the Con-
way Sportsmen's Club in Har-
mon Junction.
The bus which will trans
port the children to the
swimming pool will leave
from in front of the Croatian
Home, on the corner of End
Ave. and 18th and 18th
Streets. Parents wishing to
have their children go by bus
are asked to bring them to
the Home at 1890 Noon.
At the picnic the children
will be treated to a delicious
dinner, ice cream and soda
Preparations are being COM
pleted by the Lodge $40 Pres
ident, Edward Kutjevac, and
Secretary, A. ]. Kronstain.
We also take this opportu.
nifty to urge all parents to
keep their children's dues
paid up to date and on time.
as our assessment payments
must be sent into the Home
Office.
Anna Znravica. MGR
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Cleveland Choir Sees
Hiqh Time For July y

Cleveland, Ohio The
"Abrasevic" Chorus will spon-
sor a Picnic at Morscher's
Picnic Grounds, Sunday, July
20.
The grounds are located on
Miner Road, which can be
reached via Euclid Avenue
and Route 6 (Chardon Road
south on Route ITS (Rich-
mond Road, East on High
land Road and north on Miner
Road.
The grove is beautifully
set in the wooded section of
the Forest City,. The dance
hall and refreshment stands
are we'll sheltered and can &C.
commodate we'll over 200 peo-
pie.
Music for your dancing and
listening pleasure will be pro-
vided by the popular Plavi
Jadran Tamburitza Orches.
ira.
We cordially invite all CFU
members and friends in Cleve.
land to spend the day with us
at the picnic. Our friends in
the surrounding areas, con.
templating a Sunday after.
noon drive, are also invited
to stop for a rest and some
! refreshments.
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Harbor Home Shaping
Fall Birthday Fiesta

Indiana Harbor, Ind. -
The Croatian Home will hold
a Celebration commemorate
ing the 9Th Anniversary of
it's founding on October 13
and IA, 1856, in their spa
cious premises, on 4030 Main
Street.
Music for the occasion will
be provided by Dave Zup-
kovich and his Tamburitza
Orchestra of Campbell, Ohio.
Joseph Vukovich, Pres.
Pete N. Polich, Sec'y.
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Toronto Canucks Set
Date For Next FroIic

Toronto, Ont. &C. F. U.
Lodge 975 will sponsor a Pic.
mic at "Burt's Turkey Farm
on Sunday, August 5. This is
the same location where our
previous picnics have been
held.
Hot barbecued lamb, re.
freshments and entertain.
ment will be plentiful. We in.
vite all our members and
friends to attend.
Social Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

West Allis, Wis. - The
members of CF7U Lodge 391,
with sadness, report the death
of their member, bro. Sam
Anich, on June 8, 1856, at
10 PM. r..
He was born October %,
1895, in Selo Volarice, Sveti
Yuraj, Kotar Semi, Yugosla-
via. In 1913 at the age of 18,
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Bro. Peter Drazic

Flint, Mich. - 1t is with
sadness that the members of
CFU Lodge sci report the
death of their member, bro.
Peter Drazic, who passed
away on April 4, 1856, at St.
Joseph Hospital.
Born in Yugoslavia, bro.
Drazic had lived in Flint for
80 years. He was a charter
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GOOD WILL GIFT - Shown is part Of
the magnificent Old Venetian Style furniture
now gracing the Home Office in Pittsburgh
of the Croatan Fraternal Union. 1t came as
gift 10 the Society from 'Matica' in Ia
greb, Croatia, an organization OF former
emigres to the United States who returned
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TobIe, Side, Arm Choir - $685. 37426
Lowson Sose Soto, fringed ----l7oe5 1886
Solid Mahogany Provincial Lounge
Choir MdteIosse - --.-l79e5 1913
2-pe. Grond Ropids Provincial Living
Room, FruitwOOd Frome -------4ese 5 3467z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-31

Odd lot of nnerspring mattresses and box
springs by SeoIy, Simmons, Eclipse, etc. Some
one of kind twin or full size.
Values from 1895 to 5oo5----28.S8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-31

o-pc Colonial Solid Mahogany
Dining Room Suite, so" Buff
fet, as" Breokfront, Ext To-
BILE, Side and 2 Arm Chairs eo5 90 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-31

Lowson Convertible Sleep Soto
Opens to sleep two, with inner
spring mattress ---------- 1885 lZ794