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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25

Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
ALI artistic and organiza-
tional details will be an
nounced periodically through
circular letters at certain in
tervals as deemed necessary.
Each organization is re-
quested to select two num-
bers to be sung "a cappel-
la" without musical ac-
companiment) of a recog-
nized modern or past Cro-
attain composer.
The massed chorus of A.
C. S. F. will sing the follow
ing numbers: Hrvatski Pie
vacki Pozdrav, Star Spang-
led Banner, Ljepa Nasa and
Proljetna Pjesma..
All songs of the massed
choir will have to be re-
hearsed conscientiously by
all choirs and according to
the instructions of our ar
tistic adviser, Prof. Ru-
dOlf MatZ.
Each Alliance will select
one number for the combined
chorus appearance.
All the Alliances and re-
singing organiza-
tons are requested to ac-
knowledge the receipt of the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25
Minnesota Lodges To
Hold Mardi Gras Fete
Saturday, February II
KOlO Dancers And
Junior Tammies To
Give Performances

Chisholm, Mimi. - Th e
CFU Sport and Kolo Club,
comprised of CFU lodges 24O
in Hibbing, 8 in Letonia and
210 in Chisholm, will sponsor
a "Mardi Gras Festival. The
festival will take place in the
Hibbing Memorial Building
dining room, Saturday, Feb
ruary II, at 900 PM.
Music will be furnished by
the Silver Strings Tamburitza
Orchestra.
Prizes For Masquers
In the refreshment booth
all appetites will be satisfied,
whether you are hungry or
thirsty. Proceeds from the
booth will go towards CO.'S
tunes and more instruments
for the Kolo Group.
We wish to inform those
who have the urge to wear
masquerade costumes that
three prizes will be awarded
to the best judged costumes.
Youngsters To Shine
One of the features on the
program will be the kolo
dancing by the advanced
group and a couple selections
by the junior tamburitza
players.
CFU members and friends
of the surrounding area are
urged to attend this gala
celebration.
Mary Ognanovich, Rec.
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C.F.U ENROLLS 362 MEMBERS in 20 DAYS
Yugoslav Ballet
viii Perform In
Cleveland Feb. ~
Cultural Group
Has Appeared In
Europe, N. Africa

Cleveland, Ohio - T h e
much heralded Yugoslav Ma
tional Folk Ballet, whose tour
was first announced in Life
Magazine several months ago,
arrived in the United States
on January Goth for the start
of it's first tour of America.
The tour, which will ex-
tend over q period of Is
p weeks, takes them to all
major cities in the United
States from coast to coast,
and the itinerary will in
cIude q few cities in Can
ada.
The group - called "Ta-
nee" in the old country - will
reach Cleveland on Sunday,
February 10th, for a pro-
gram of Dance, Song and
Music to be presented at the
Public Music Hall, beginning
at 8 PM.
Acclaimed By Critics
This Yugoslav dancing
group was first discovered be-
fore World War II by foreign
correspondents visiting Yu-
goslavia and later by officials
connected with the U. S. Gov
ernment stationed in the
country.
~ "ranec" has already won
acclaim in England, where
they were a sensation at Lon
don's Albert Hall and Sad
ler's Wells, and in France and
other countries of Europe
and North Africa.
$. The group is recognized
u by all leading critics as be-
ing unique among all folk
,. groups for their rich dance
raditi o MS, unexampled
anywhere in the world,
and for the spectacular
dancing Of its men.
The group also brings with
it the brilliant traditional
CONTINUED On Page 1O)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25
Great Falls, Mont, Tribune" Recap
OF Brotherhood's S Merger With Society
Supreme President v. l. Mandich Tells
Westerners Their Future Is Secure One

tive dances and folklore of
the homeland.
1--WE feel this is a begin
ming of a more secure future
for members of both organi-
zations," Mandich said, "and
it will be of particular bene-
fit for juveniles in the two
groups"
Twenty-six states and six
Canadian provinces now have
local units affiliated with the
national union, Mandich add
ed, with a total Of 100000
members. In Montana, there
are six lodges which have
been under the jurisdiction of
the local Brotherhood and
now will be designated as
unions"
Other officers of the Bro
therhood here are: Mike Tuss,
vice president; Mrs. Leo Ode
gard, recording secretary;
Mrs. Albert Bauer, financial
secretary; John Tuss, treasu-
rer; Frank Pancich, Charles
Antonich and Anton Pan
cich, trustees.
Ugrin pointed out there
are no living charter men,
bers of the Brotherhood but
the oldest member is Tom
Pancich, who joined in 1900.
(From Jan. 15, 1856, Edition.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25

National Folk Group
viii Give Three Shows
In Chicago Opera House
Amazing Artists
Now Entertaining
American Friends

Gary, Ind. - The manage
ment of the Opera House an
nounces that the world-fa-
nous Yugoslav National Folk
Ballet will appear in Chicago
for three performances on
Saturday evening, February
4, and Sunday afternoon and
evening, February 5.
The present good will be-
tween the governments of
Yugoslavia and the United
States has resulted in an ex-
change of cultural activity
between the two countries.
America is sending theatri-
cal and musical troupes into
Yugoslavia, and now for the
first time in history this re-
nowned dance group will be
seen here-an event of in
ternational Importance.
OF Great Importance
This remarkable company
of dancers, singers and musi-
clans was highly praised on
it's tour of London, Paris,
Rome, Trieste, and Switzer-
land. They performed in
Egypt and two months in
Israel.
They have brought great
renown to the, Yugoslav
people everywhere, there
fore, their coming perfor-
nance in the Civic Opera
House, 20 N. Wacker Drive,
Chicago, is an event of
great Importance for all
Yugoslav people.
For the first time the peo-
pie of Greater Chicagoland
will have an opportunity to
see and hear authentic dan
ces, songs and musicians,
whose performance includes
the folklore of all the Sec
tions of Yugoslavia.
Sylvia Niksic, Publicist
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Pittsburgh, Pa. On e
Troupe that has gained inter-
national acclaim, the Yugo-
slav National Folk Dance
Group (TANEC), will be
making their only Pittsburgh
appearance on February IL
at the Syria Mosque.
This sole performance will
be sponsored by the, Duquesne
University Tamburitzans and
will carry on the desire of
the Tammies to continue to
bring to the American public
the very finest in Yugoslav
dance, music and song.
internationally Famed
Dances from the many pro-
vinces of Yugoslavia will be
featured as we'll as authentic
costumes, richly embroidered
and designed.
In dance competition, at
the annual festival held in
London, this Pittsburgh
bound group walked off with
top honors.
They have received re-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25
Actual Strength
OF Junior Order
Pegged At 1862
Pennsy, Illinois
Recruiters Swamp
Office With Work
BY Michael Grasha

Member, Campaign Committee
Pittsburgh, Pa. - In it's
current membership drive,
with it's grand prize award of
a months free trip to Yugo-
slavia, your Croatian Frater-
nal Union has certainly
struck a bonanza. The re-
sponse of our campaigners to
the call for new members is
nothing short of terrific.
What was yesterdays record
is today no more and there
stands daily a new peak of
production.
Last weeks ~" carried the
first tabulation of campaign
standings. AS the report of
the initial two weeks it was,
needless to say, most impress
sive, gratifying and hearten-
ing. We would be we'll salts
fled with the continuation of
the drive at this pace but,
happily, it is already evident
that the tempo is increasing.
Monday, January 16, the
beginning of the third week
of the big Effort" was
indeed a red letter day. Our
desk at the Junior Order
department was deluged
with mail which netted us
no less than 80 membership
applications.
AS we pen these lines it is
Tuesday, the 18th, and it has
brought Is more new Juniors
into our fold.
Chicagoan Hits Heights
There are new stars on the
campaign horizon, ma m e s
which are determined to
crowd yesterdays leaders off
the top billing positions.
Bro. Dzapo of Farrell,
Pa, made his bid with no
less than 63 points in one
well filled envelope. Bro.
Jos. Buktenica of Chicago,
the erstwhile CFU Chill
dren's Home Board men,
ber, did even better with a
neat 81.
Yes indeed, the campaign
fever is at the point of con-
CONTINUED On Page 81
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25
Joseph Buktenica
Leading Recruiter
As0f January2Oth
Chicagoan Only
One Point Ahead
Of Joseph Dzapo
By Stephen F. Brkich
Sec'y, Campaign Committee

oec y, Campaign Committee
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Two of
the Society's better known
members almost wound up in
a stalemate as of Friday, jan
uary 20, for the leadership in
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on's 1856 Lets Visit Yugo-
slavia!" Membership Cam
paign.
In fact, only one Point
separated the new Cam
paign pace settlers of the
moment, Joseph Bukte7lica,
Chicago, ILL.,, Lodge 2O2,
and Joseph Dzapo, Farrell,
Pa, Lodge 1875.
Bro. Buktenica, until the
last Convention a member Of
the CF'U Children's Home
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25

All assets Of the Croatian
Brotherhood here, including
the hall at Black Eagle, Sat
urday night were turned over
to the Croatian Fraternal
Union Of America.
Joe Ugrin, Croatian Broth
erhood president, signed a
deed and delivered other doc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25

Board, had 1O3 Points for the
first 20 recruiting days of the
month of January.
Bro. Dzapo, a Delegate to
the 1855 Philadelphia Con-
vention, had 102 Points to his
credit for the same stretch of
time.
! S62 Members In 20 Days
The past week also saw the
Society enrolling 147 more
new affiliates.
No less than SO of these
were reported by the Junior
Order Department. The Adult
Department accounted for the
other 48 new members ac-
cepted during the week.
This boosted to 243 the
number of new Juniors en-
rolled since the beginning
of the Campaign January 1
last and to 119 the number
of Seniors added to the So
ciety's rosters during the
first 20 days of the month.
Which means that January
cannot help but be a 400
member" month, what with
362 new Junior and Adult af-
filiates already enrolled and
the end of the month still
several days in the offing.
Re: Transfer Of Points
We are being asked, re-
peatedly, can one Field Work.
er transfer his or her Points
to another recruiter?
The answer is - yes.
But with the explicit un-
derstanding that those who
transfer their Points to
others automatically for
felt their rights to what
ever Cash Award the
Points called for.
Another question: - What
will be the daily itinerary
while in Yugoslavia during
August of 1856?
| We will provide the answer
in the very near future, or as
soon as we and others at the
Home Office meet with the
agency which will handle tho
trip.
Many questions will be
raised during this impending
"briefing" session.
The question of tho
daily itinerary will be one
of them. The places to b
visited in Yugoslavia will
be another, this in spite OF
the fact that we are GER
tain all of that nations
largest centers will be
visited.
If all interested will bear
with us, everything will b
in line soon.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25
May 2b-H, 1855, Festival Planned By
American Croafian Singers Federation

Chicago ILL., According to the decision of the Execu-
tive Board made at the meeting held in Cleveland Ohio
September 49, 1855 decided to hold the End Fes-
tva of the American Croatian Singers Federation in Chi
cago ILL.,, on the 26th and 9th of May, 1856.
The concert will be held in Orchestra Hail. 22O South
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Circular Letter as soon as
possible with timely sugges-
tions or questions in connec-
ton with the Festival.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25

Turn to Page 8 for Editorial,
"DObro Nam DoSli."
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Turn to Page 8 for Editorial,
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plosive. when shipped in inter-
state or foreign commerce, was
governed by Federal regulations
and not subject to city regula-
tons.
Commissioner Cavanagh said
the ruling would not affect his
ban on Primacord. Almost seven
tons of that type fuse had been
stored on the Luckenbach steam
ship line pier wrecked by fire
and blasts which took a toll of
10 lives and 246 injured. DAM
age was estimated at SIS million.
The Ensign Bickford Co. of
ISimsbury, Conn.,, which shipped
the Primacord. noted that the
fuse is designated by the inter-
state Commerce Commission as
a Glass C or minimum hazard
explosive.
Commissioner Cavanagh said
his department would seek a
change in that ruling.
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cord but a substance bearing
the trade name "Nitramon.
The e. I. du Pont de Nemours
g. Co., which developed Mira.
mon in 1885 to replace CONNER
cial dynamite. appealed Commits
sioner Cavanaeh's ruling The
company said 500 million pounds
OF the explosive had beer
shipped through normal trans
portation channels without a
single accident or injury from
accidental defamation.
In a New York Supreme Court
yesterday, Justice Henry Clay
Greenberg set aside Commits
sioner Cavanagh's ruling against
Nitramon. saying the Coast
Guard has "a complete system
Of regulation" and adding:
THE Federal Government, il
should be observed, is no less
jealous Of the public interest
than the local authorities.
The justice held that the ex-
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NewYork Judge NuIIifies
Ban on Explosives Storage

NEW YORK, Dec. pa judge has nullhed ruling by
the city fire commissioner banning dynamite
city piers
Fire Commissioner Edward F. Cavanagh jr acting as
result Of last Mondays disastrous explosion
pier banned pier storage not only of the
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Groom
Doll House
4.98

little Iodies keep their own
house" clean and IN order. &
room, 2-story house consists Of O
IiVng-dinino room kitchen. bed
room, nursery, bath, teuoce In
cIudes "a pcs. Of plostic furniture
All ground floor doors and wndo#s
open. 23Iz" long, 1914" high.
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A gift he will enjoy and use It gives space for ohdre
to do their own work. Desk has the traditional peeo
holes for storing poper, pens and other small article:
Chair has adjustable heghth swivel scot Maple fins
:. kiln dried. hordwore Sc" high x II" wide IS
deep.
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Tru-ActiOn
Electric
Basketball Game
6.98

For basketball fans and beginners.
s pIoyers, each in red ond blue,
move up ond down the court poss
the ball, shoot baskets while in
motion. improved surfoce ond
players nylon legs" moke foster,
eosier cotton.
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BETHiEI.S,,DiIIAi--BATTERY PARK :

BETHEsDA-PINE VIEW - Gorgeous
California contemporary i-year-
thedral ceiling. -paneled
fireplace wall. 3 bedrms.. . baths.
TY room and rear porch all on
main level Daylight bsmt with
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and garage Low sos ANDRIS
REALTY or p-nOf0 q IN q
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BRADLEY BOULEVARD AREA

First Offering OF this English style
7-room home on large wooded lot.
Featuring beamed ceiling. living
room. small study, rec. room with
fireplace. garaEs. 3 bedrooms, !.
baths Priced in mid-trenties. Gail
Mr., Pitts. KE 1870: evenings.
no 2-a100. Ext. 704. STUART &
MAURY REALTORS. 5107 Wis
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ARL. FALLS CHURCH FAIRFAx
POMPONIO
PRESENTS
CALF. KIST

PICTURESQUE, 3-beorni,. brick
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sweeping l30-ft. front lot,
profusely Handicapped and car
peted with velvet green lawn.
Living rm. with wide ioor-to-
ceiling fireplace wall, large
dining ell, side screened porch.
Bus, schools and stores within
easy walking distance, and
also q short walk to commu-
nifty swimming pool. On COM
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Sl6,150 has features and val
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that is associated with more
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1-BtiB0
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IOLNEY. MD. - $4,000. Secluded
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IS by - with fireplace; oedrms.
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Darn and chicken house included
Also so acres OF fenced pasture
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Call J. Aubrey Powell, SP. i55}6
Gee. w. ROBERTSON, REALTOR
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CONFLICTS PRIVACY. vel Close /,

sonable offer on this ..-bedroom. .
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attached garage. For details, cali
". 4-l300. NJ. T. BROYHILL &
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BETHESDA, Bradmoor aree-Priced
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STUART Il MAURY. REALTORS.
500 Wisconsin avenue
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BETHESDA-1-room split-level In
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WHEATON-s9 500. Nice 2-bedrm
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fenced yard: mr.. school. bus ant
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unfinished attic; well house: fenced
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new highway %. cow TO MOL ano
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NTH, IN HAMLET bedrms.,
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CAN'T BEAT TINS ROCK CREEK

HILLS NALIE--Big brick rambler
priced below today's market. Owner
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BETHESDA - Delightful contem-
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LET'S TRADE

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The Gallery Of Homes
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COLONIAL MANSION In historil
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this magnificent Southern Colo.
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25xl5 #. liv. I'm. with fireplace
cyprus paneled den with fireplace
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French doors to 30-ft. private rear
beautiful kitchen on list floor; !:
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BURNT, l-5 MILLS VILLAGE

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way and garage Surrounded by i'm
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EXCLUSIVE AGENT, HE. 4-9277.
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NR. FRANKLIN AND FLOWER AVE

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loan GRAHAM a. CO, JU. B-655O'
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all conveniences. Two-bedroom
rambler with fireplace in living
room. separate dining room. en-
closed porch; situated on neautiful
Y acre, and only Sl1,750 CT. Gail
~ 4-l3OO, NJ. T. BROYH1LL Il
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ALEXANDRIA; SlS,50O = Custom
built. 2-story brk.; 3 bedrms.. :
baths. | VI. old Mt. Ida, above
Del Ray. conv. TO everything. OV
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LOHR
EAR FROM HOME2

NOT if you buy this 3-bedrm.. all
brick Colonial home, It's sure be
for doctor or dentist who woulC
be serving above average income
area The excellent location (Dal'
driyel In Silver Spring is obvious
Priced under S20000. and worth
morel Dial HE. $4,000 for details
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
VISIT
LIKE A MAGNET

THIS home draws praise. Its ;
twin-s.gea bedrms and 34-ft liv.
din. I'm -txpanse. plus full bsmt anC
garage; its mod, kit, and its Wood
1t a cholce buy at Se4 500. Dom
walt! Inquire nowl HF. $4,000.