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Evening star., 1956-12-07

Bert w am II years old
and my sister is is. My sister is
very backward for her age. She
doesn't know how to act at
parties or on dates and hardly
ever gets asked out.
MY parents want me to help
Belle get over her shyness and
they tell me to get dates for her
and to take her out with the
crowd. I'd like to help Belle, but
I don't think I should be forced
to wreck my own social life be-
cause Of her.
"The last time I arranged a
date for her she broke down in
tears because the boy tried to
kiss her good night. When
take her to a dance, she goes
around looking so gloomy no.
body wants to dance with her
and I'm stuck with her.
i think my parents owe me
Ia little consideration too."
Mrs. E. V.-"I have always
tried to instill in my children
the idea that they must help
one another. I don't think it's
asking too much Of a boy Of II
to show a little concern for his
sister at a difficult time of her
life.
TITS true that Belle is shy and
backward for her age. but it is
important that she get over it.
I don't want to see her missing
all the fun of her. teen years.
She's really very pretty girl
and I'd like to see her be popular
Bert has loads of personality
and is very popular with both
boys and girls. Nobody is going
to dislike him just because he
tries to get dates for his kid
sister. I've tried to explain to
him that people will respect him
for it,"
THE COUNCILS VIEWS
This situation is tough on
Bert. tough on his mother, but
toughest of all on Belle.
At Is this shy girl must en-
Evening star., 1956-12-07
FEATURE Rn
KNIFE IN YOUR CHEST
Heart Surgeons Eye
The Greatest Killer
BY LEONARD ENGEL
North American Newspaper Alliance

NEW YORK, Dec. IA few weeks the American College
Of Surgeons spokesman for American surgery held
that brought to San Francisco from all parts Of the
United States and Canada feature discussion four
experts of for the greatest heart killer coonary
responsible for 100000 deaths in the United States
Surgeons medical heart specialists alike
Evening star., 1956-12-07
HREFLlIE-N5 b
HREDoME-uo b
nRESMEEP-2l5 hl

The most powerful engine
designs in the industry.
These deep breathing giants
respond instantly for
quicker, safer passing,
Evening star., 1956-12-07
TEMPERAMENT:

TEMPERAMENT: Gatti-
Casazza, famed manager of the
Metropolitan Opera. was chat
ting with a friend one day when
q wild-eyed soprano burst into
the room. Ignoring Gatti's COM
panion, she began to complain
about the tenor who was ap-
pearing opposite her.
For the next Is minutes. be-
tween tears and threats, she de-
nounced her co-star. When she
left, Gatti exclaimed:
Temperament, temperament!
That's all 1 get all day"
what do you expect?" smiled
the friend. ''Is there a time
when a prima donna isn't tenn
Iperamental?"
only when she is looking for
"a job," replied Gatti.
Evening star., 1956-12-07
New Triple Range
Push-ButtOn Control
The easiest tCGy yet
inUented to select
your dricing range

To select any driving
range in the 1857 De Soto
you simply touch a button
and go! De Soto's push
button control puts three
new driving ranges at your
finger tips. Completely
mechanical it's the modern
way to drive.
Evening star., 1956-12-07
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

DISTINCTION: Chief Justice
John Marshall was welcoming a
newly appointed Associate JUS
tice to the Supreme Court.
II only hope" said the latter,
that q little Of your judicial
distinction will rub OF on me-"
1T shouldn't take too long for
you to develop judicial distinc-
ltion," replied Marshall. you'll
know you have it when you can
look q lawyer straight in the
eye for two hours and not hear
a word he says"
Evening star., 1956-12-07

days Incoming air h filtered
free Of sneezy pollen and
dirt. The entire unit il
conveniently mounted out
Of the way, under the dash
Saves valuable trunk space.
Evening star., 1956-12-07
Introducing FIight-Sweep 1857
The neU shape Of motion
Only 4 feet z inches high

smartlytailored in beautiful
new fabrics and accentine
trim.
32% More Class Area
Behind the wheel Of this
exciting new automobile
there il an invigoratine
feeling of freedom. In the
1857 DeSoto the windshield
glass area has been increased
by 32es You get a wide,
safe view Of the road.
Evening star., 1956-12-07

This is the fifth and Lost article in a
series on the dromotie use Of surgery
in comboting diseases Of the heort.
Evening star., 1956-12-07

Incredibly low the new
De Soto illustrated above
is barely 4 feet 7 inches
high. Yet, there's plenty of
head room and space to
stretch thanks to De Soto's
new steel-cradle frame. The
bold tail fms are canted and
up-swept for extra driving
stability. The interior Of
the ST DE Soto is a modern
invitation to luxury,
Evening star., 1956-12-07
THE COUNCILS VIEWS

This situation is tough or
Bert, tough on his mother, but
toughest Of all on Belle.
At is this shy girl must en-
dure the pressure Of her mother,
Evening star., 1956-12-07

Tomorrow: Porents oppose sons mar
rioge to 45- yeor-oId womon.
Evening star., 1956-12-07
THE FAMILY COUNCIL
Bert Says Sister, IS,
Hurts His SocioI Life
THE PROBLEM
BERT Why sister is wrecking my social life.
L -el.o. Aai.I
THE PROBLEM
THE DETAILS

BERT Why sister is wrecking my social life.
MRS. E. Vile should help her.
The Arizona post., 1956-12-07

terian Church in Washington
on November /.
THE DEPARTMENT of
State, Judge Polier said, "is
under an obligation to rectify
the wrong that has been done
and not only to disclaim and
disassociate itself from Mr..
Wright's remarks, but public
ly to repudiate his statements
in a manner that will make it
unmistakable that they have
no place in American public
life and play no role in the de-
termination of American pol
icy. This should be followed by
removal of Mr.. Wright from
any position of influence or
authority within the State De-
partment."
The Arizona post., 1956-12-07
Knesset OKs
40 Million
Victory Loan

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The
Israel Parliament gave final
approval this week to a bill
authorizing a 40 million pound
"Victory Loan" and a "Vic-
tory Tax" to be imposed on
telephone and transit services
and designed to bring in 20
million pounds.
THE VOTE on the mea-
sures, which was introduced
and rushed through three
readings in "a hours, without
debate, received the approval
of all deputies except the Com
munists. 1t will pay the costs
of the Sinai campaign.
The Knesset also passed the
final readings of a bill author
iZing each municipal council to
legislate in the matter of the
breeding and sale of pork. This
was a compromise bill which
had enabled the coalition gov
ernment to continue a Su-
preme Court decision invalid
dating local laws prohibiting
the sale of pork. At that time,
the religious parties threaten
ed to pull out of the govern
ment and disrupt the coalition.
A COMMUNIST motion in
the Knesset to debate alleged
mistreatment of Arabs in the
GAIA Strip by the Israel Army
was defeated by a vote of 81 to
3. Only the Communist depu-
ties supported the motion.
During the debate on the
motion, Premier David Ben
Gurion said that two United
Nations observers dispatched
The Arizona post., 1956-12-07

The AJC also called for "the
removal of Mr.. Wright from
his position of influence or
authority within the State De-
partment."
A SIMILAR demand was
made earlier by the Agudath
Israel of America in letters ad-
dressed to President Eisen-
hover and to Secretary of
State John Foster Dulles.
In a letter to Herbert Hoov-
er, Jr., Acting Secretary of
State, Judge Justine Wise Po-
lier, chairman of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress execu-
incredible 'anti-JeWiSh re-
marks made by Mr.. Wright,
Assistant Dean of the Foreign
Service Institute of the State
Department, in a speech deliv-
cred at the National Presby-
The Arizona post., 1956-12-07

by Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold had expressed
satisfaction with the measures
instituted by Israeli authori-
ties to restore conditions of
normalcy to GAIA. He revealed
that he had been in Rafah the
day after riots earlier this
month when Arab mobs, at
tempting to loot UN relief
stores for the Arab refugees,
had fired on and subsequently
clashed with Israeli troops.
Forty-eight Arabs were killed.
The Arizona post., 1956-12-07
Bur MifzvuhS


J. Richard Cohen, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Norman j. Cohen,
1916 E. 10th Street, will be bar
mitZvah Dec. Ia at Temple
Emanuel.
Richard attends Alice Vail
Junior High, is a member of
the Boy Scouts and plays clari-
net in the school band. He likes
golf and bowling and singing,
too. He also belongs to the
school chess club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen invite
friends and relatives to attend
the services. An Oneg Shabbat
will be held following the cere-
mony.
David Goldman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Goldman, will
be bar mitZvah at Temple
Emanuel on Dec. IA.
David is in the 8th grade at
Alice Vail Junior High. He is
an avid stamp collector and
enjoys baseball and swim
ming. His grandmother and
uncle from Detroit will be here
for the bar mitZvah.
The Arizona post., 1956-12-07
AJC Calls For Custer
OF State Dept. Official

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Protesting the warped and big
oted" anSemc speech delivered recently by Edwin Wright
high official in the State Department the American Jew
Congress appealed this week to the Department pub
lcly to repudiate his statements"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06
Pitt Lodge | Meeting
Will Be Held June 10Th

N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. -
Members of CFU Lodge 1 are
urged to attend the forthcom-
ing regular meeting Sunday,
June 10, at the Lodge Home,
1916 E. Ohio St., beginning
at 2 PM.
At this session we will dis
cuss plans concerning our
lodge picnic which will be held
at the Croatian Center on
Sunday, August IL, 1856.
Since this outing will fall on
our regular meeting day, the
meeting will have to be held
on either the first or the third
Sunday Of that month.
Also on the order of bust
ness for discussion will be
CFU Day, which will be held
at West View Park on Sun
day, July %.
We would like to remind
our members to keep their
dues paid up to date and to
attend, without fail, the forth
coming meeting.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06
Los Angeles yugoslavs
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
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.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06

Culig, member of Lodge 1874
promises plenty of roast lamb
and pork for your dinner and
the entire day.
Three softball games, with
four GU teams participating
will open the schedule of ac-
tivities at II AM. The team
that comes out of these
games victorious will be pre-
sented a trophy during the
main program.
Bro. Frank Braidic, GU.
Sports Director, will present
the trophy to the winning
team during the course of the
program.
Program Deemed Finest
The main program will be
held in the huge pavilion, as
last year, and will begin at 5
Pm.
Guest artists, featured on
the program, will include the
Pozega Tamburitza Orches-
ira of Youngstown, Ohio,
"Javor' Singing Society of N.
S. Pittsburgh and the GU.
Lodge 354 Junior Kolo Dance
Group.
As guest speaker, represen-
ting the Croatian Fraternal
Union, we will have bro. John
Ovcarich, Supreme Secretary
of the Sick Benefit Depart
ment. Other county and Do
nora City officials will also be
present. Complete details on
the program will appear in
the next issue of the "Z".
Immediately after the pro-
gram the Pozega Brothers
Tamburitza Orchestra will
play for dancing in the paw
lion.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06

which he will graduate in
June, 1856. He then intends
to further his education at
Loyola University.
John is a versatile young
man. Besides attending high
school, he helps in his fathers
store. He is also all active
member of our bowling lea
que and the kolo group. At
present he is President of the
kolo group, which has enter
tanned our colony with so ma
ny wonderful performances.
In Nest "a, John leaves be-
hind his sister, Margaret.
In behalf of the officers
and members of Lodge 1T
we extend a hearty welcome
to bro. Skocilic and wish him
luck and success in the fu-
ture.
Math Kovacevich, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06

Pittsburgh, Pa. - This
years "Fraternal Day" at
West View Park, on July 22,
will find lovely jeanne Lo-
pub, member of Lodge 1926 in
Farrell, Pa, as one of the
candidates in the Fraternal
Day Queen Contest.
jeanne was born on No
vember II, 1886, in Sharon,
Pa, the daughter of Tony
and Anna Lopuh. She attend
cd Farrell High School, from
which she graduated with
honors. She is currently
working and attending
Youngstown University.
Tony and Anna Lopuh are
both very active members of
the GU. Bro. Lopuh is at
present the chairman of the
Lodge 1926 Sick Committee.
Both parents also take
part in dramas and work at
picnics, dances and all other
social affairs sponsored by
the lodge. jeanne and her
brother have been CFU mem
bers since a very carly age
and do their share of the
work along with their par
ents.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06

the largest credit union in the
state with over 5 million dol
lars in assets.
Mr.. Krog held the position
of ice-President of the Gre
dit Union for five years and
has been a charter member
for 20 years.
For many years he has
been a great aggressive leader
and promoter of the Croatian
F~raternal Union. With his
never ending efforts and
work he has been a strong
pillar in our lodges success
and stability.
Mr.. Krog is a man of fine
character and an example of
a good Croatian brother in
every way.
Ann Tschanz, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06
Northern California Lodges Printing
For Annual Croatian Day Festivities
Central Committee Leaders Confident
Fete Will Draw Biggest Crowd In Years

the open air and in the Ma
predak Hall. Martin San
itch has accepted the assign
ment to furnish the lovers Of
Slavic music with polkas and
kolos and he will play until
the late hours of the night.
An outstanding event of
the day will be the awarding
of a Round Trip Airplane
Ticket to Yugoslavia, which
will be made at 4 PM, by
Chris Radovan, President of
the Central Committee. This
opportunity for someone to
visit Yugoslavia, free of
charge, has stirred much en-
thusiasm among our people to
attend the picnic. Who would
not like to visit or revisit the
beautiful land of our forefa-
Tiers and the Riviera of the
Dalmatian Coast?
We foresee a tremendous
crowd at the picnic, for ev-
eryone we've talked to is 60
ing. They want to have the
opportunity of being present
at this yearly fraternal gath
ering of our Slavic peoples in
Northern California.
Among the "old timers"
present will be some of the
original organizers of the
Central Committee in 1888 -
N. ]. Nikolac, George Ivan
can, Frank Glogoski, P. V.
Knego, Frank Belovucich and
Leo Ubojcich.
The Committee wishes to
invite everyone to keep in
mind the Croatian Day Pic
mic on June "a and make ar
engagements to be at Napre-
dak Park early that day.
Peter Obad, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06
Detroit Mothers
Plan Annual Sale
Club Members To
Shine Fathers Day

Detroit, Mich. - At the
May meeting Of the Nest 318
Mothers Club we had the
privilege and honor of hear
ing a short lecture on the his
tory of Yugoslavia. The talk
was given by Mr.. Ivan Galan-
tic, Professor of Art at Mary
grove College.
Those of us born here in
America, who know little or
nothing of the country our
parents came from, found
this speech very Informative.
Our thanks to Mr.. Galantic
for taking the time from his
very busy schedule to appear
before our members and give
this lecture.
The Mothers Club will hold
it's annual bake sale on June
II at the joint picnic spon-
sored by the lodges. What's
a better way to finish your
dinner of hot lamb than with
some home baked cake?
We are still on the lookout
for new members. So come on
out once a month you gals and
join the Mothers Club. For
fin ther information you may
contact me at 10000 Sorrento
or phone Webster 4-7782.
Eva Matievich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06
Farrell Lodge, Nest
And Ensemble In Fefe

Farrell, Pa. - GU Lodge
1876, Nest 100 and the young
Sloga Tamburitzans will
jointly sponsor a Picnic on
Sunday, June 10, at Cicarone
Grove, near Farrell City Park.
The grounds will be open
to the public in the morning
and barbecued lamb and pork
will be available at noon.
Those planning to take some
home for their noon meal are
asked to place their order in
advance, so that an ample
supply may be prepared.
Those who do not have a
means of transportation to
the outing are asked to come
to the Croatian Home. Mem
bers who will have room in
their cars for one or two more
people are likewise asked to
come to the Croatian Home,
and help transport some Of
the other members.
Music will be furnished by
a tamburitza orchestra and
an enjoyable time will be had
by all.
We cordially invite all our
members and friends Of the
area to attend.
Joseph Dzapo, Pres.
Michael Golub, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06
South Omaha Lodge To
Screen Sociefy's Film

Omaha, Neb. - On July l,
after the regular monthly
meeting, Lodge 101 members
will view the film, the Goth
Anniversary Of the GU.
Following the showing of
the film, the membership will
be treated to a program of
songs, accordion and tambur-
itza selections and kolo dan
ces. Dancing to the musical
strains of the Croatian Sons
Tamburitzans will follow and
refreshments will be served.
The tamburitzans and kolo
dancers recently travelled to
Lynch, Nebraska, to present
a two hour concert and dance
for the Lynch populace. While
there, they were the guests
of Father Charles Kamber,
administrator Of Assumption
parish.
Father Kamber is a ma
tionally known Croatian i'm
migrant priest, held in high
accord in literary circles. The
kolo dancers and tammies
next appearance will be on
television station V,
channel 8 on Monday, June
II, at 1890 pm.
Kolo instruction classes
under the direction Of Mr..
Karl Elder will start in the
near future. The membership,
young and old, is asked to
watch the ~ for further de-
tails.
Your writer attended the
Croatian Music Festival in
Chicago on May q and while
there had the pleasure of
meeting and chatting with
Mr.. Ivan Mestrovic, world re-
nowned Croat sculptor.
When introduced to the fes-
tival crowd, Mr.. M~estrovic
was shoWered with a standing
ovation, an ovation so richly
deserved. Greetings were also
exchanged with the c.. F. U.
Supreme President, Mr.. MAN.
dich.
The festival was we'll re-
ceived with the climax being
the mass singing of the ma
tional anthems and various
selections. The Kolo Aces Of
Cleveland and Nesters from
Gary, ably assisted by the
velebit tammies, delighted
the audience with their dan
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06
Catherine Brigich Is
~Canonsburg Candidate
For West View LaureIs

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Looking
forward to "Fraternal Day.
which will be held at West
View Park on July %, is
lovely Catherine Veronica
Brigich, of Canonsburg. She
has announced her candidacy
for the Popularity Queen
Contest which will be held
that day.
Born on May Is, 1886, she
is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marko Brigich, we'll
known and active members
of Lodge SGT.
Active Young Lady
Catherine was graduated
from Charters High School
in 1854, one of the top 20 Of
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06
Betty Ann MigaIic Of Pittsburgh In
July Y "CFU Day" Queen Sweepstakes
Junior Nest Ill Member Is Confident
She Will Make Good Showing In Contest

which is under the supervi-
sion of Lodge 1.
Betty Ann was born in
Pittsburgh on December 81,
1889, and is the daughter of
Joseph and Helen Migalic.
She is the grand daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Migalic
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Skr-
tic who, together with her
parents, are all members of
Lodge 1. Her younger sister,
Jean Josette, is also a men,
Der of Nest iii.
Sister Migalic is a CONNER
cial student at Mars High
School, where she is a mem
Der of the school chorus.
We are confident that the
members and officers of
Lodge 1 and Nest Ill wish
Betty Ann success and that
they will give her all the sup
port she needs to reach her
goal.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06
Francisco, Calf.

San Francisco, Calf. -
The preparations for the 10th
Annual Croatian Day Picnic
to be held on Sunday, June
"a, are in full swing and the
Central Committee of the
Northern California c. F. u.
Lodges, giving the feast, pro-
misses extraordinary festivi-
ties for this years event.
Chairman of the day, Milan
Popovich of Mountain View
who has the responsibility of
producing the most important
item of the feast, Spring
has informed us that
he has secured a couple of
hundred young and fat ones
which will be barbecued all
day long in beautiful Napre-
dak Park, Cupertino. That's
where the picnic of the year
will be held, amidst the aro-
ma of orchards and flowers
of the Santa Clara Valley.
The Central Committee has
engaged the services of both
modern and folk music bands,
to play for the huge crowd
expected. They will play in
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06

and the granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Grgesich.
Well known for her many
activities in the Croatian cir
cles, such as singing and dan
cling our folk songs, she will
be an asset to our lodge.
Even though the Croatian
language does not come easy
to her, she still carries out a
Croatian song to the delight
of everyone. Jeany is also a
member Of the newly organ
lied Tamburitza Orchestra,
which recently appeared on
W.T.M.J. TV.
We welcome sis. Grgesich
into our ranks and hope that
she will continue to be an &C
tive member of the Croatlan
Fraternal Union.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06

her class, and was on the
honor roll during all her
school years.
Active in school affairs,
she was the editor of their
School Paper, secretary Of
the Camera Club, attendant
to the May Queen, Charter
Member of the Business Club
and a member of the Edito-
rial and Business Staff of the
School Yearbook, and of the
Senior Play and of the Sub
Deb Club.
Expert Kolo Dancer .,.~..-,
At present she is employed
by the Plasteel Products Cor
poration of Washington, Pa,
as a private secretary in the
Sales Department.
Catherine is the current
secretary of Lodge SGT in
Canonsburg. Her brother
Joseph is President of the
same lodge and all the other
members of her family are
affiliated with the lodge and
nest. She also dances with
the Cokeburg Kolo Group, of
which she is recording secre-
tary.
We are sure that the men,
bers and young officials OF
Lodge SGT wish her well in
the outcome of the contest
and that they will do every
thing possible to help her
reign as "Fraternal Day"
Queen.