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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Annapolis Council
Names Treasurer

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. Is Rlr-
City council has appointed r.
Ernest Baker as city collector
and treasurer. The post pays
$500 annually.
Annapolis has been operating
without . collector and treas
urer since last May when Acting
Treasurer william L. Rodkey
was charged with embezzlement
and forgery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

said they did not have enough
good position reports on ~Spud-
MIX" the much smaller moon
TO vase any predictions. but
that presumably 1t would out
live the rocket considerably.
DR.. j. Allen Hynek. associate
director OF the Smithsonian
Observatory. said his estimate
was based on new calculations
that the DRIFTING rocket Itself
q satellite-was completing q
circuit Of the early four sec
onds faster than previous esti-
mates.
The cumulative eject Is that
the rocket gains . minute each
day since It circles the world
IS times q day.
May BE Losing Altitude
The view that the smaller
satellite may last only q week
was expressed here by Robert
Jastrow. Of the Naval Iahra-
tory. II runs counter to other
Western predictions that the
satellite might remain aloft
for several months. possibly .
year.
Mr.. Jastrow. q theoretical
eonsultant at the laboratory.
also said last night there were
indications Sputnik was losing
altitude. On q recent pass over
Washington. he added. the
satellites altitude was esti-
mated at lat miles.
Most previous estimates have
had the orbit ranging from 10
miles up to about $50 miles.
. Matches Moscow Report
BASED on its altitude, the
way II looks at the moment
the satellite might burn out
in q week." he said. 1T most
probably win disintegrate and
burn up. depending on its
design and altitude"
Mr.. Jastrow's views about
the possible early death Of the
satellite conceded with q re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
Soviet Rocket Will Live
100 Days, Scientists Soy
y ne Associates rresa

Rus worldcrclng rocket has at least 100 days Of life
fk ac.dng TO computations announced today by the
SnlIlAsonan Observatory In Cambridge Mass
Smithsonian ofncais differed with estimate released
today BY officials Of the Naval Research Laboratory IN WASH
inEton that the Soviet satellite last only weew They
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
REGAlETTES ANNUAL DANCING PARTY
AT HOTEL ST. PAUL ATTRACTS
GAY CROWD OF 500 GUESTS

One of the coorfu formal dances season
tracted crowd of smary aed mcrrymakcrs
TO the Grand Ballroom Of Hotel ST Paul ST Paul Friday night
February when the popular Regaec Club held its annual
winter dancing party.
With five piece orchestra playing for the dancers who
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

You can be- certain that adver.
tIsers In this paper are community
friends. Trade with them, first.
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koppo News

AN work and no play makes
Jack a duh boy" with this In
mind the Kappa Alpha psf Alumni
Chapter and the Undergraduate
chapter entertained their wives
and Hweethearts February o, nj q
p m, at the Naoirema Club. 3p4g
Fourth Az. r.. Minneapolis
The evening WINS enjoyed by
everyone and on behalf ~ the 9th.
er brothers, n vote ~ thanks S
extended 20 Kermit Wheeler and
Ills fine committee for their efforts
In making this affair n success
Each year pledge groups Of
Alpha Kappa Psi are obligated 10
perform q civic duty and this year
Phil Freeman and Clarence peakeS
~ the Undergraduate pledge group
met with Rev. DenZil Carly. willie
Pugh and Everetts Johnson Of the
alumni pledge group and decided
10 entertain residents ~ Crispus
Attacks Home
sunday February 10 b.3O .. nj.
they entertained residents by
showing n - minute religious
sound movie entitled. "A Promise "
~ the conclusion. Ice cream and
cake was served and enjoyed by
everyone
The next regular meeting Of
Kappa Alpha Psi Alumni Chapter
viii be at $50 . m Sunday. Feb
r'iary II. Al the Sterling club, 5i5
~. Dale - ~ Paul
We encourage all alumni Rap.
pas In the Twin cities 10 come out
AMI participate IN our rapidly OK.
panding program Donald ONsai
reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

Edward withers Sr.. OF 1905 Sec
ond Az. s, was host at a get-to-
gether Sunday, February 10.
when he entertained five OF his
friends at a roller skating party
at the Coliseum in ST. Paul. After
they returned TO his home, the
group were served birthday cake,
Helping him celebrate and shower
ing the honoree with many gifts
were Harry Davis. Jr,. Archie
Givens Jr., Russell Everett Jr..
Robert Lyle Jr.. and James Hin.
Beauticlans Elect Officers:
When the Minneapolis Beauticians
Chapted No. 220 met February 10
at the home OF Mrs. Mary Driver,
1901 Oak Park Av. NJ, election OF
officers was held with the follow
ing elected for 1857: Mrs. Ruby
Howelton, president; Mrs. Gather
Inc White, vice president; Mrs,
Betty Jones, treasurer; Mrs. W.
onne Jones. recording secretary;
Mrs. Mary Driver, financial sec
Rotary: Miss Catherine Norman,
chaplain and Mrs, Malanie Spen-
Ger. reporter. Other business on the
agenda was outlining plans for the
chaplain and Mrs. Melanie Spen-
party which is scheduled for
March,
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kept the floor crowded throughout
the gala evening, the affair was a
colorful and smart contribution 20
the two cities social life.
Adding TO the glamour and en-.
joyment Of the affair were the
beautiful gowns donned by the
ladies with the soft lighting over
head casting an enchanting glow.
Guests were registered on en-
tering In n gold and white regis
ter.
Members with their escorts were
seated AT n long table In front OF
the ballroom. which was centered
with a large floral arrangement.
At the stroke OF eleven. Oscar
Frazier. band leader. introduced
members and officers OF the club,
As each name was announced that
member walked up on the stage
and remained standing there I'M
III the entire club was presented.
The gowns were beautiful and
the ladies wearing them presented
pictures of sheer lovclineas m they
danced on the arms OF their metic-
ulously attired escorts Setting the
pace were members OF the club
Mrs. Sarah Nicholson, president
was exquisitsly CARRIED In a black
velvet and beige satin ballerina
length gown. gold lucitc mules and
Lucite bag giving dramatic accent,
Mrs Elveeda Bethany chose a red
TERED ruffled net ballerina length
with matching shoes and bag
She wore a white orchid In her
hair
Mrs. Florence Laws gown
caught the Pickering Of the lights
with It's white and gold brocade
accentuated with matching gold
mules. rhinestone jewelry and a
oorssge Of deep pink tea roses
Mrs Ceola webb was lovely In
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

Advertisers In this newspaper
are friends Of tho community.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

ing picture: Mrs, w, A, Cart
wright was stunning In emerald
green Pcau do sole sheath with
dramtic back interest and gold
Iewelry; Mrs, Kenneth Wallace
was petite In red lace featuring n
red halter top with rhinestone NJ
accent while the charming Mrs
Richard Travis was lovely In
white chiffon with rhinestone
straps and rhinestone Jcwelry CIV
ing dramatic accent. Mrs Al
MoorcheadE lovely choice was
white chiffon with which she com.
bincd chartrcuse 90 the bustlinc
ending In flying panel IN back
and Mrs Donald Allen Sr,, made
charming portrait In Ice blue
satin brocade with n plunginR
necklinc and accumulated with
pearl iewclry,
Heading the committee In
charge OF arrangements for the
party were Mrs Lovey Parker and
Mrs. veda Schine with tho cooper
alton 81 the entire membership.
who made this years affair an out q.
standing social triumph
Officers and members are Mrs
Sarah Nicholson, president: Mrs
veda Schlne. secretary: Mrs Low
ey Parker, treasurer and members
the Mines. Ccola Webb. Veeda Bei.
iamy. Harriet Gordon. Florence
Law and Gwendolyn Ray.
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Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

Father suffered Injury; Mrs.
Albert Allen. Jr,, 1904 Fifth Az
s., received word that her father.
Richard Gordon OF Seattle injured
his leg while at work on the pri-
vate car where he IL chef and has
been hospltalixed for tho past two
weeks m q result. Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon are former residents OF 81,
Paul.
Weekend 0ucatai Mr., and Mrs,
Abe Rakcr OF Chicago were the
weekend guests OF Mrs, Bakers
sister and family, MT and Mrs
Robert Mallory and family OF t0oS
Clinton Az. A real family reunion
was enjoyed. They left for their
home on Sunday evening, Febru-
AIRY 10,
Sad Minaion: Jack Poaten. oSto
tsth Az. NJ, left Tuesday. Febrn.
airy ~, for Denver. Colorado, TO at
tend unreal services Of q sister.
Mrs. Flora Harris, Mira Josephine
Howard. $40 10. 20th st., daughter
OF Mrs, Harris, left Monday for
Denver.
Mother In mi Mrs Clint A. Har-
rin. aai Humboldt Az NJ, received
the message that her mother, Mrs.
Sally Jones. Jennings, La. 10
critically IN. Mira Harris left
Wednesday for Jennings TO be at
her mothers bedside. and viii rs-
main with her until she IL improv-
cd.
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he had been elected and that
when he did learn of u and start
cd for the festivities which were
held. he didn't concern himself
with learning the exact location
Of Theodore Wirth Chalet. where
the festivities were held
lie couldn't find the place and
returned home lie then returned
To Theodore with and found that
the Queen had been crowned with
out him,
After accepting his crown, Rob.
bic" as he In known ON the AuEH-
burg campus participated In the
festivities lie IN tho son 81 Mrs
Carrie Robinson. asi2 F1fth Az
n.
The Queen" Phyllis knudson
ma Jors In music and IL q member
OF the college choir
King Robinson plays guard
on tho Augsburg basketball var.
uity His team lost 90 Iamiins
Tuesdny night but the Snow
King" garnercd ~ points TO lead
his team IN scoring lie also " an
the school track and football squad
Wednesdays H. Paul PIONEER
PRESS ran q picture ~ the two
students being crowned which was
apparently shot special Al The
basketball game Photos In this
story. courtesy STAR and TRIB
URE.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

turquoise chiffon ballerina length
featuring "A cleverly draped stoll,
Rhinestone earring and deep cuff
bracelet and shell bag studded In
rhinestone adding a charming ac-
cessory note
Gold mules and gold and rhine
stone jewelry were the perfect nc.
cent for Mrs. I1ovey Parker's bal.
lerina length gown OF red Peau
dc sole, while Mrs Gwen Ray pre-.
scented a picture OF loveliness In a
white brocaded gown, ballerina
length with rhinestone jcwolry:
Mrs veda schine was chic In n
baIlerina length orchid chiffon
gown with matching gloves ana
rhinestone jcwelry accents and
long black gloves; a black and
gold bag eharmingiy accented the
black faiile and brown tulle for
NAL length gown Of Mrs. Harriet
Gordon. with which she wore long
20 buttoned black gloves.
II took sheer genius 10 view the
gowns Of guests A. they danced 10
the rhythmic tunes. but we
gIimpsed n few OF the outstanding
creations.
Mrs. Jean Duncan, wearing q
deep shrimp satin sheath that she
topped with n matching lace Jac-
kot was stunning; Mrs. Florence
Fletcher moving gracefully along
In a bailerinA length gown Of rod
taffeta and net that billowed. the
skirt WIS no fun. made an eye
catching picture. while Mrs Merle
Harris chose coral net and Mrs
Lillian BAienRers lovely choice
was blue chiffon. ballerinR length
Mrs Ira Allen. combining white
chiffon skirt with gold llama
blouse with matching gold shoes,
purse and jewciry made a charm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
Surprise Party
Initiates Rumpus
Room Of Couple

Gaiety and mcrrtmcnt was the
order " the evening on Saturday,
February ., when Mrs, Herbert
Harris was RECALLED at a surprise
anniversary and rumpus room tn
itiation party given at her home,
tt?i Third Az. 3, Hostcsscs were
the Mines. Ira Alien Norman Da-
Wis and Fred Ingram. who appar-
entity worked overtime on plans TO
surprise her
Mrs, Allen had called and said
that she and two other friends
would come over FOR u few rounds
Of bridge and when the door bell
rang that evening. Mrs. Harris
was completely aghaSt 90 SEQ n
large group Of friends who greet.
ted her with surprise. surprise"
After greetings were over. they
retired 10 the rimpua room which
was the center 90 attraction and
admired with many "oha" and
abs" by the group
Bridge. listening and dancing 10
tho records Of the record player
was enjoyed Cocktails were serv'
cd throughout tho gala evening,
The party came To q gay close
with the serving Of a midnight
supper,
The honoree was showered with
many useful and beautiful gifts
for the r,impus room,
Enjoying tho delightful affair
and the hospitality OF the gracious
hoateases were the honoree, Mrs,
Harris, the Mines Kenneth Wal.
lace. Earl McGce Chandler Ne.
Watt. John Collins, Eari Bowman
Jr.. Donald McMoore, Gwen stepp
and Myrrhcno homer.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

rived home Tuesday morning from
Los Angeles. Calf. where she was
called due to the illness OF her
daughter -in-law. Mrs. Boyd
Betty Crawford Jr. The junior
Mrs. Crawford is able to be up and
Is making a rapid recovery. Mrs.
Crawford senior. spent some time
with her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin jackson dur
ing her stay.
Cresiteundo's Win Meet: The
Cresiteundo Club Will hold a bust
ness meeting Sunday. February
IT, at 4 p. m. at the home OF J.
b. Crawford, 1911 s Seventh St
Tickets will be issued for the clubs
money raising project and mem
bers are urged to be present
Celebrates Birthday: Celebrat.
ing his 18th birthday, Edward
Withers, Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

ting him Ia tho coronation,
Phyllis knudson. n junior FROM
Wis. elected Queen
was crowned by herself whom the
King" failed 20 show up,
A Minneapolis TRIBUNE story
said Robinson arrived an hour and
a half late for the coronation. Its
explanation was he did not know
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

Club Held Meeting: The Fleur-des Club met Sunday,
February 10 the home of Mrs Emma Boaman 1928 Smelling
Av following the business session. social hour and refresh
ments enjoyed The meeting will be February "a
with Mrs Kathryn Battles 400 Z. Gath ST. as hostess
Back Home Mrs Boyd Crawford Sr, ll02 f. 2sth ST.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15
Minneapolis Lad
Named Augsburg
Saow.Day King

Augsburg college s,udents elect
cd q Minneapolis lad and former
NH city Central III school ath.
le,e, nick Robinson SNOW Day"
King but had hard time get.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-15

Twice monthly Nell Russeirs
provocative. entertaining column
tho Way Z sce IL" appears In
this paper. There 10 never = dull
monent In Nelrs colunanlng.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
East Chi Choir Makes
Chance In Concert Date

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
Due to the fact that the CFU
Bowling Tournament will be
held in Cleveland, Ohio, on
May 5, 1857, which many of
our members and followers
will attend, the "Sloga" Sing
ing Society has changed the
date of it's Spring Concert to
Sunday, May 26, 1867. Please
mark your calendars accord
ingly.
Rehearsals are now being
held regularly every Monday
evening at 8 PM at the Gro
atian Hall, 4O33 Main St.,
Indiana Harbor.
"Sloga" has planned an in
teresting and different pro-
gram this year and urges in
terested parties to come out
to rehearsals any Monday
evening.
Mrs. Nicholas Zafran
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
Lodges
Elect LEADERSHIP

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The United Croatian Frater-
nal Union Lodges of Mahon-
ing Valley held their Annual
Meeting on February 13,
1857.
Election Of officers was
held and as a result the fol-
lowing have been selected to
make this years picnic a sue
cess: John Bistrica, Pres;
Jack Jackovac, Vice-Pres.;
Milan Skrtic, Treas; and Vim
cent Radilovic, Sec'y.
This annual affair will be
held Sunday, August 4, 1857,
at the st. Michaels picnic
grove, on Shirley Road in
Youngstown. The orchestra
! and other details will be an
nounced later.
Vincent RadilOvic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
Detroit Mons In
Plans
Spring In Zagreb
Theme OF Festival

DETROIT, Mich. - T h e
Mothers Club of Nest 318
cordially invite you to attend
their Forthcoming 3rd Ami
versary Celebration, which is
to be held on Saturday, Mar.
9, at the Croatian Home, To-
Gated at 1875 E. McNichols
Road.
Many of you who attended
last years celebration will re-
call the gay and memorable
evening. The mothers have
even greater enthusiasm this
year in presenting a most en-
joyable evening to each and
every one of you.
Our t h me will be
"Springtime in Zagreb" and
many preparations are be-
ing made in honor of our
guests of the evening.
Our committee has planned
delightful and surprising en-
tertainment with music by
the well known Balkan Cava-
liers. Delicious plate dinners,
priced at $1.75, will be served
from 6 to 8 PM, and later
snacks will be available at
the kitchen.
So, if you are looking for
a pleasant night out, why not
spend it with us? Anyone
wishing to obtain tickets may
do so by inquiring at the
Croatian Home, or by con-
tacting any one Of us Moth
ers.
Catherine Kaurich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
ApriI 27.28 Reserved
For Cal koIo Festival

PASADENA, Calf. - The
End Annual Southern Califor-
MIA "Kolo Festival will be
staged Saturday and Sunday,
April 27-28, 1857. Details
later.
We appeal to all lodges,
clubs and other organizations
in the area to set these dates
aside for this gathering. The
cooperation of all concerned
will be very deeply apprecia-
ted. Toni Middleton, Chair.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
Ambridge Seek Won't
Accept Dues AT Home

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - The
Secretary of CFU Lodge 3O4
wishes to notify the members
that due to working different
shifts he will be able to COL
lect dues only on the regular
meeting night, which is the
third Friday of the month,
and on Sundays, between 2
and 5 PM.
Furthermore, dues pay
ments will not be accepted at
the secretary's home or by
any other person.
Please bear this in mind
and meet your obligations on
time.
Fred Perich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
Tamburitzans In
Annual Pitt Show
Sunday, March 3rd
Mayor Proclaims
TamburitZa Day In
Greater Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH - A record
crowd is expected to attend
the Annual Concert here Sun
day, March 3, Of the interna-
tionally acclaimed Duquesne
University Tamburitzans.
Scene, Syria Mosque,
Oakland District, Pitts
burgh. Curtain, $3.50 pm.
Tickets may still be OBJ
tanned from Ann Pavlic, Eng
lish Editors office, 3441
Forbes Street, or by calling
MU 2-447O.
Farewell For 5 Artists
The Mosque show will be
the last local appearance for
five members of the Tambur-
itzans.
They are Audrey Padej,
Rose Puskarich, Ivan Babich,
Edward Jambrusic, and Nick
Jordanoff. All five will gradu-
ate several months hence with
scholastic honors.
The Misses Padej and Pus-
karich and Mr.. Babich plan
to take up teaching in the fu-
ture, Mr.. Jambrusic to enter
the legal profession, and Mr..
Jordanoff to 60 into the world
as a certified tutor.
'Tamburitza Day" Mar. 8
Now in their twentieth sea-
son, the Tamburitzans will
surprise their legion of West
ern Pennsylvania followers on
Sunday, March 3, with an en-
tirely new show.
In fact, critics throughout
the land have hailed the Tam
buritzans' 1956-57 season per.
formances as the most thrill
CONTINUED on Page 81
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PITTSBURGH - w h i | e
our "competition" finds it
expedient, nay, downright ne
cessary to devise unorthodox
fiscal periods of many years
duration in order to show a
discenible production, our
CF'U recruiting efforts con-
tinue to register record gains
on a monthly or even weekly
basis. Indeed, we find it ad-
vantageous to confine these
all-out operations to a six or
seven month span.
The current Membership
Campaign, which shall grind
to a halt on July 81, has all
the earmarks of a predestined
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
Meeting Slated
To Take Place In
Lodge | Quarter!
District Lodge
And Nest Leaders
Invited To Attend

PITTSBURGH - In COM
pliance with directive of the
Executive Board of the Cro-
atian Fraternal Union of
America, a Membership Cam
paign Mass Meeting will take
place here Saturday, March
80, in the Lodge 1 Hall, 1916
East Ohio St., N. S. Pitts
burgh.
In charge of the confer
ence, which will begin at 6
p.m., will be Supreme Pres
ident ". l. Mandich and
Supreme Treasurer Martin
krasich.
In attendance will be all
CF'U officials stationed at the
Home Office; all Supreme
Board members, who will be
concluding their semi-annual
session earlier that day; all
district High Trial Board
members; all area Convention
Delegates; and clerks from
the National Headquarters of
the Society.
Never before has there
been a rally to approach the
r1agrriteadde Of this gathering
scheduled for Saturday eve
ming, March 30.
What's Single Premium?
The Society's 1857 Member
ship Campaign will be front
and center on this historic
occasion.
Every facet connected
with the Campaign - in
Guiding the Society's new
Single Premium Payment
Plan - will be thoroughly
discussed by the speakers.
Following will be a Ques-
tions-and-Answers Period.
Invited are all Western
Pennsylvania and neighboring
Ohio and West Virginia Lodge
and Nest officials and men,
bers sincerely interested in
their Society.
Campaign Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
Things Like Spring, Are Busting All Over!
New Junior Nest Organized In 81. Petersburg, Florida

sight we can already ascer-
tain that February has
been even more productive.
The daily flood of applica-
tions to our desk is cause for
jubilation and indicates a
broad response to the call for
enrolment activity. The zonal
division of our vast fraternal
empire has engendered a
friendly rivalry that bids fair
to wreak havoc with all pre-
vious records.
Bow To Mary Campbell
Nothing SO typifies the fra
ternal zeal which motivates
Continued On Page 81
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PITTSBURGH MQyOr PrOclain1s Mar. 3 "T DAY"
Cambria County
Members To Host
Rally On March 10
JOhnStOWn Home
To Be Scene OF
Campaign Forum

PITTS u RGH H - The
Home Office of the Croatian
Fraternal Union is pleased to
announce that a Membership
Campaign Conference will
take place Sunday, March 10,
in Johnstown, Pa.
The CrOatian Home, 61O
Broad Street, Johnstown,
will be the scene of the
gathering. Time, 2 pm.
The identity of the speak
ers from the Home Office will
be made public here in the
Wednesday, March 6, issue of
the Zajednicar.
Call 10 Lodges, Nests
Invitations to attend this
Conference were mailed last
week to the areas Lodge and
Nest officials.
The list includes Johns
town Lodge 5 and Nest 4;
Dunlo Lodge 81 and Nest
G8; Bolivar Lodge FOG and
Nest 4O7; Tire Hill Lodge
716 and Nest 429; and
Nanty Clio Lodge 78O and
Nest 391.
This will mark the Society's
third such 1857 Membership
C a m p a ign Conference in
Western Pennsylvania and
another link in it's American
and Canadian chain of meet
ings devoted to getting to
know" the Croatian Fraternal
Union from top to bottom.
- Stephen F. Brkich
Campaign Chairman