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Uniontown Ladies To Charter kennywcod Bus

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
members of the Ladies Auxi-
liary of the Croatian Citizens
Club have chartered a bus to
provide transportation for the
clu b members and their
friends to the Croatian Day
festivities at K my 30 d
Park on Saturday, August 81.
Those wishing bus trans
portation to the park are
asked to make their reserva-
ton by calling either Mrs. So
phia Zubovich, Ge. 8-O692, or
Mrs. Carolyn Donesec at &c.
8-2O39.
The bus will leave Union
town at approximately 100
pm. and return leaving the
park about 1000 pm.
The Uniontown Auxiliary
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Gold CFU So Year Pins Their Badge of Honor
Richmond, Calf, Lodge 5q1 SaIes Pioneer Members

RICHMOND, Calf. - A
large gathering of CF'U Lodge
591 members was held recent
ly to honor three members
who have completed so years
of membership in the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union.
Sis. Petra Ferkovich joined
the CF'U in Roslyn, Washing
ton, in 1907, just two years
after she migrated to this
country from Makopjac, Yu-
goslavia. She has been a
member Of Lodge 591 for 10
years and presently resides in
Berkeley, Calf.
Bro. Jakov Grubesich
joined the ranks of the CF'U
in Pictou, Colorado, in 1908.
He was affiliated with the
lodge in Dawson, New Mexico,
before becoming a member of
591 in 1943.
Unable to be present was
bro. Josip Spincic, who came
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of films.
The films will be shipped
to you well in advance of the
booked date and this via first
class mail, insured. Lodges
and Nests will be expected to
make return of the films
promptly and per instruc-
tions to assure showings else
where.
Campaign Propaganda
We know that there are
many small, but equally i'm
portant, distant but no less
sincere C.F.U. colonies which
but for the picture and the
word of these narrative films,
the membership there will
never have the opportunity to
see the Home Office in oper-
alton, to view the Children's
Home, the possibilities of the
Gary, Indiana Summer School
and the effect and value that
a big city colony C.F.U. ami
versary can pack.
Thus if you wish to book
the two films, please address
your inquiries to the C.F.U,
Sports-Educational D epa rt.
ment. To ease scheduling
films for your community
give us and yourself suffi-
cient time and a choice OF
dates,
Showing Of these films
could be the eliXir necessary
in your community during the
current membership cam.
paign.
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consider it a happy privi-
lege to have had this Op-
portunity to acquaint you
with the origin and growth
of our IN wood tes"
Lodge 1853; a proud and
active unit of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, well over
the 200 mark in member
ship now and working to-
ward a 800 goal.
We assure you that we will
continue to strive to hold
your good will and friendship,
and, while we know not what
the future holds in store for
us, we are, nevertheless,
eagerly looking forward to
September 21, 1857, when we
plan to celebrate our 5Oth
Anniversary.
May the spirit of our pio-
neers live on, ever and ever
X
HAMMOND, Ind. - Lodge
358 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union is already making
plans for the celebration of its
5Oth Anniversary, which will
take place on Saturday, Sep
tember 81, 1857.
Due to the fact that we
will be holding a banquet,
the celebration will be
staged at the Sam Reno
Restaurant, 1904 West
Ridge Road, in Highland.
The restaurant Is large
enough to accommodate
over 800 people and has
plenty of parking facilities.
Tickets for the banquet will
be $500 per person. In the
cases of Lodge 358 members,
however, the fee will be $500
per person, with the lodge
chipping in the other dollar.
We kindly ask all other lod'
ges and organizations in the
area to refrain from schedul.
ing an event for the above
date and plan to join us.
! Joseph S. kruzic, Pres,
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Entertainers Awaiting Cues
Los Angeles Croat Groups To Mark 34 Milestone Sept
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companied by Zdenka Politeo;
the we'll known Hollywood
Bowl Music Award Winner,
Miss Eileen Medevic; and
Frank Politeo, Tenor Soloist
of San Pedro, accompanied by
Zdenka PoliteO.
Never A Dull Moment
st. Anthony's Croatian ko-
10 Group will dance your fa-
vorite kolos, Accordion Solos
will be rendered by John Bra
darich of San Pedro, Stephen
Coppi of Monterey Park and
Oscar Pospisil of Monrovia,
and the four Gabaldo Sisters
of Monrovia will give a recita-
ton.
Also featured on this
show of shows will be the
American SlOvene Choral
Group of Fontana and the
Ukrainian "Kolyna' Dane
ing Group.
This year, our guest speak
ers will be DR.. Mladin G
Zorkin of British Columbia
the Supreme President of the
Croatian Peasant Party of the
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Pacific, and Ivo Jadresich,
Supreme Secretary from Port
land, Oregon.
Music Throughout Day
During the lunch hour, and
throughout the day, the we'll
known Hayduk Tamburitza
Orchestra will play for your
listening and dancing pleas
ure.
Starting at 400 pm, and
continuing until 800 pm, the
Tomazine Bros. will play pol
kas and waltzes. Modern mu-
sic from 500 pm. until mid
night will be played by your
favorite Rey King and his II
piece orchestra.
All those who have Gro
attain costumes are urged
to wear them for this Oc-
casiOn.
Admission will be 80 cents
and children under 12, accom-
panied by their parents, will
be admitted free.
The public is cordially in.
vited to attend.
Mike Gabrich, Pub
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wish to express their graft
tude for the warm and friend
ly reception received August
18th from the Croatian Wo-
mems Club Of Versailles at
their Annual Picnic.
Enroute home by chartered
bus, a stop was made at the
Croatian picnic at Clarion
Park where we also were
warmly received.
The members en- jo ye d
themselves at both picnics
immensely.
Catherine Nj. Yukish
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Denver Westerners In
Special Rally Auq. Is

DENVER, Colo. - "West.
erners' CFU Lodge 934 will
hold a Special Meeting, Sun
day, August 25, at st. ia
cobs Hall, 44S5 Logan St., at
200 pm. sharp.
All members are requested
to attend as we have a very
important decision to make
for the good of the Lodge.
Ben MaryOs, Sec'y.
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PITTSBURGH - The Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans proudly announce that
at long last the much-talked
about new Tamburitza Hall
project has been launched and
that the drive to raise $780,
600 to build the Hall is pro-
crossing very well nationally.
This new Tamburitza
Hall has been waiting a
long time to become a liv-
ing thing, a reality. This
permanent memorial
this lasting monument to
the rich cultural traditions
of the Duquesne University
Tamburitzans and our Sla-
vic people :. is ready to go
beyond the mere dreaming
stage to become a living
proof and tribute to their
growth and importance i'll
America.
There is no single elaborate
edifice on the American scene
today dedicated solely to the
preservation of the South Sla.
vic culture, The Duquesne
Uni v vers rsity Tamburitzans
with your help, aim to put
one there.
Seek Works Of Art
There are tremendous
memorial privileges available
You will want your name tC
be one of those permanently
inscribed in the archives oI
this new monument.
The Duquesne University
Tamburltzans h ave now
opened the doors to receive
any and all donations, either
cash or pledges.
They also invite those
people with works of art to
donate same to the museum
which will be housed within
this cultural center.
These works Of art may in
cludc: embroidery work, wooc
and metal work, music, paint
ings, or anything pertaining
to the fine arts. Due credit
and recognition will be giver
to all.
Aims And Objectives
The aims and obiectiyes o.
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...Junior Jottings.

Continued from Page 81
ternalists of the first water,
all.
Near the end of July the
CFU Supreme Treasurer, bro.
Martin Krasich, received a
dues payment check from An
chorage, Alaska. Accompany
ing the check was a note from
bro. Louis Vukmir, young
CFU exponent and guiding
spirit of our two units in the
Territory.
The note stated that he was
going on vacation and for
that reason was sending in
the payment for both July and
August. Said I'm proba-
bly, overpaying but, as we
Slavs say-better to overpay
than underpay."
Need we nurture any fears
as long as such genuine zajed-
nicari remain active?
X
Waiting At Doorsteps
Q Then, the other day we
received SO m e applications
and a note from sister Anna
Rescic, the fraternal dynamo
of our Cleveland colony and
manager of its huge Nest 55.
Said she-"Im home on
vacation and from these new
recruits you can see how I'm
spending it. We're starting
with kolo practice next week
and am also getting the jun
ior bowling league into shape
again. My husband has his
hands full with the nest base
ball team and is already talk
ing about basketball.
Have about 6 more appli-
cations in the next few weeks
but have to wait until the
prospects are born"
Who said we haven't got a
field force? Could anyone ask
for greater love of organiza-
ton or for a better way to
demonstrate it? We revel in
such dedication to the organi-
zation.
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the committee for the New
Tamburitza Hall are as fol-
lows:
1. To erect a permanent
memorial - a lasting monvl-
ment - to the rich cultural
traditions Of the Slavic peO-
pies.
2. To contain within this
Cultural Center, a seat of
learning, a storehouse of all
the fine folk arts, a living
laboratory for continual
study, research and a
chievement along ethnic
lines.
8. TO make a Museum
which will be a showcase fOl
all the colorful and authentic
embroidery work, wood ano
metal work, the fine arts, and
all items which have bear.
ing on the rich ethnic tradi'
tons of the South Slavs.
Permanent Tammie Home
4. To create a Library II
which will be contained al
pertinent facts and data
books, pamphlets and paper:
relating to the history, edu
cation and culture Of thu
South Slavs. This library shal
! contain all those matters per
tanning to the folklore Of th'
Slavs such as music score!
and arrangements pertaining
to the old folk songs, orches
trail works, choral music, tn
choreography, etc.
5. To provide a perma-
nent home, a central base
of operations for the Du-
quesne University Tambu-
ritzans, and to insure these
TamburitZans an even
greater degree of true per-
manency in the musical
and cultural world.
6. To make alive and real
all those ideas embodied il
our broad cultural heritage
which have been so far onl,
ideas.
7. To be a living proof ant
tribute to the Importance o
this South Slavic culture il
America.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. - "a
picture being worth a thou
sand words, according to an
old Chinese proverb, we wish
again to call attention to Lod-
ges and Nests the availability
of the two Croatian Frater-
nal Union 16mm techni-color
narrative films.
One Of these is titled This
Is Your Croatian F'raternal
Union" and the other "C.F.U.
Goth Anniversary in Pitts
burgh". The running time of
the former is SIS minutes and
of the latter 30 minutes.
No Rental Charge
There is no rental charge,
but the groups booking the
same must furnish their own
protector, screen and opera
tor. Experience in the past
prompts us to strongly sug-
gest that a Bell-Howell or a
R.C.A. protector will give the
best results.
The service of an expert.
enced operator, if a licensed
one is not practical, is equally
important to a good showing
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to this country in 1907 and
Joined the CFU the same year
in Bessemer, Pa. In 1909 he
transferred to Tacoma, Wash
ington and later became a
member of Lodge 591 in 1920.
After our three members
were presented their so year
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Belgrade Fair Won't
Vie With zagreb For
| Continental Attention

Continued From Page 81
ready sent out a circular let
ter advising it's members.
Modernistic Layout
In addition to the Interna-
tional Technics and Technical
Achievements Fair a con-
sumer goods import fair will
be organized as well as a spe-
cialized export fair of various
goods.
The new fair site covers
an area of about 100000
square meters 100000 of
covered space-and the bal
ance open or semi-open).
The Fair site and buildings
are completely modernistic.
The following are eligible
to participate as exhibitors
domestic and foreign produc.
ing organizations, foreign and
domestic wholesale trade or.
ganizations engaged in pro.
ducts suitable to the nature
of the Fair.
Operation OF Project
To participate at the Fair
an application for space must
be submitted. A decision or
an application is taken by the
Fair management within Il
days of receipt of the applica
ton.
An exhibitor cannot lease
less than ten square meters
of exhibition space and is
not entitled to suitcase to
another exhibitor without
the consent of the Fair
management.
Exhibits can be brought tx
the fair site ten days prior t
the opening. The exhibitor
must erect a stand on tn
space allotted, which mus
meet existing technical condi
tions.
Publicity and advertiser;
matter must be exclusively O
a commercial character ant
can refer only to the product
Of the exhibitor.
Distribution of samples
can be carried out only
within the boundaries of
the stand. Exhibits brought
to the fair site must be in
sured with the State Insur-
ance Institute.
The exhibitor must pay tn
rental for the space allotte'
(at the rental rates and &C
cording to the kind Of exhibi
ton space). The rental in
cludes the costs for genera
lighting and general upkeeI
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pins, all those present enjoyed
cake and coffee.
The entire membership of
Lodge 591 extend heartiest
congratulations to these three
wonderful members on their
Golden CFU Anniversary.
Norm BrikOvich, Sec'y.
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Hammond 358 To Mark 50th Season

activity the lodge un-
dertakes.
Open CrOat Classes
In the year of 1921, our
lodge helped to raise funds
for the CF'U Children's Home
in Des PLANES, ILL.,, and for
the relief of children in the
war stricken countries of Eu-
rope.
The welfare and educa-
ton of the younger genera
ton was always of utmost
interest to the membership.
So, among other things,
Peter Petrunich, now de-
ceased, started a class in
teaching our youth their
mother tongue.
This good work was carried
on for many years and the in
crease in attendance neces-
STATED an increase in the
teaching staff. Frank Rada-
tovic and Peter Skrobot were
appointed Mr.. Petrunich's as
sistants.
A very important step in
our history was taken on Sep
tember %, 1926, when a joint
meeting was held with Lodge
$50 for the purpose of unit.
ing the two. Sam Puskaric
presided at this meeting.
Merged Fall vi 1876
The union of the two lodges
was approved and the name
selected by the membership
was "Radnicki Pozdrav" OF
Workingman's Greeting. Or
October 8 of the same yeal
the following officers were
elected:
Josip Tomasic, President;
Simun Puskaric, Vice Presi-
dent; Stephen Novosel, FL
nancial Secretary; Franjo
Ladar, Treasurer; Ivan Pa
lug, Recording Secretary;
Charles Marince, Trustee;
Joseph Rady, Trustee, and
Stephen Seljan, Trustee.
The work and growth O.
the lodge as the years rolled
by was phenomenal and in tn
year, 1884, the younger gene
ration, now comprising a nu
merical and active group, wa
encouraged to form an En-
glish speaking lodge of thei
own, where they could carr.
on in the spirit of the younge
generation, for youth must b
lserved, whereas the "Ol'
Guard" is more set in thei
ways Of life.
Birth Of E. s. Unit
Accordingly, on July Il
1884, a meeting Of the mem
bership was called with An
drew Rodovich presiding owe
the group of 9 members il
attendance that day.
The new English speaking
lodge was organized and give
the number 799. The nam
selected was "Maywoodites
in honor of the communit,
where most of the member
resided. The new lodge start
ed out with II members an
their first officers were:
Joe Gasparovic, President
Frank Staresnick, V. Presi
dent; Andrew Rodovich, Fl
nancial Secretary; Hermin
Sporcic, Recording Secretary
Nick Milakovic, Treasurer
J and Charles Marince, Trustee
This younger group I'M
mediately became active in
the promotion of sports and
early in January, 1885, the
beginning of bowling tour
ma m n t competition be-
tween lodges was initiated,
with the announcement that
Progress" E.S. Lodge 749
of Chicago, ILL.,, had ac-
: cepted our challenge.
: The prize to be given wa
> known as the Harmon
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and with their help the May
woodites" baseball teams be-
came known far and wide for
their ability and knowledge
of the game.
Our young, sports-mind-
ed enthusiasts endeayors
were limitless. Bowling and
baseball were but two of
their "firsts". In 1888, they
added another first, a
softball team, which even
tually prOgresse d to a
league, comprised of teams
from almost every CFU
lodge in this locale.
From that, it was just an
other step to basketball and
in 1910, they entered their
first CFTU basketball tourney,
held in nearby Indiana Har-
Dor, with the Harborite ESL
acting as host to teams from
the East and Midwest.
The height of their ambi-
ton was realized in April of
the year 1941, when this
young and aggressive group
sponsored the CF'U National
Ten-Pin Tournament.
A Historic Decision
Notwithstanding their own
activities, the young group
never failed to take time out
to help their parent Lodge
35s.
One such time was when
Lodge 35S celebrated it's 3Oth
Anniversary on September 6,
1887. This was another event
which gave visible evidence of
the fine cooperation between
the young and the "old"
generation Of the CF'U.
All went well with the
younger lodge until their
number of active members
was depleted by the call to
arms for even greater serv-
ice to humanity and, as a
result, the younger genera
ton decided to rejoin the
"old fold" So on August
9, 1912, the "MayWoOdites"
Lodge 799 was, again, a
part of the older Lodge 358.
Recognizing the generous
) spirit of the returning sons
and daughters the senior
lodge members suggested that
the re-organized lodge, there
after, be known as the May
woodites" Lodge 358, anc
furthermore, to operate en-
tirely as an English speaking
lodge, with their sons anc
daughters at the helm.
Aided 1851 Convention
Normal activities were thu
: order Of the day for the sew
eral ensuing years, until il
May, 1949, our lodge appoint
ed a committee Of five, An
drew Arbanas, Stephen Novo
sci, Joseph Rady, Stephel
) Matosec and Sally Rady = t.
study the possibilities of max
ing recommendations for tn
) reduction of expenses in con
: ducting the business of th'
| CFU Conventions.
After many deliberations,
the committee brought in
: such recommendations and
: these were forwarded to the
: Supreme Board, with the
appeal that said recon-
mendations be submitted
+. to the entire membership of
the CFU, by means of a
referendum. Most of the
recommendations submitted
by the committee were put
to a referendum, voted
upon and adopted by the
membership at large.
1t is now history that tn
9th Convention, held in Lo
Angeles, Calf, in the yea
1851, completed the bushes
S at hand with decorum an
/ dispatch, due, in some meas
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LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
The Croatian Republic Club
and Croatian Women's Club,
cultural Croatian American
Organizations, will celebrate
their Saith Anniversary with a
Picnic and Dance Sunday,
September 8, at the Croatian
Recreation Center, 1925 S.
Budlong Ave.
Gates will open at HOO
am. and close at II midnight.
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Refreshments Will include
barbecued lamb and other
Croatian dishes.
First on the musical pro-
gram, which will begin at
200 pm, will be the por-
trayal of a comedy, Gypsy
Life, directed by Valentine
IvanlIOvich of San Pedro.
Guest soloists will include
Ernestine Ivankovich, Alto
Soloist Of San Pedro, accom-.
panied on the piano by Lucre'
tia Zuanich; Antoinette Bez
Soprano of Los Angeles, &C
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Tamburitzans Seeking S50O.OOO In
Drive To Erect Edifice Dedicated To
Preservation OF South Slavic Culture
Proposed Structure Would Become Part
OF Tremendous Civic Renaissance Which
Has Brought City To Attention OF World

PITTSBURGH - The Du- the committee for the Ne
quesne University Tamburit Tamburitza Hall are as II
zans proudly announce that lows:
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Society's Sound, TechnicoIor Films
Should Be Shown In Every GU Center
Films Portray In Most Dramatic Manner
Vast Scope OF Croatian Fraternal Union

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - "a of films.
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family of two adults and two
small children can have not
only the Twin-Temp. but an
ample supply Of delicious Re-
naire meats and frozen foods
all for Sl.99 day under Sl4
week. for the finest foods.
freezer and refrigerator. every
thing delivered without added
charge and guaranteed
Many families spend more
than Sl4 weekly on perishable
foods alone
An added inducement Just at
this time is the special offer
Of new Auto Air Condi-
tionizer worth Si3.95. given to
families enrolling in Rcnaire
and acquiring Twin-Tcmp
within a limited period. Read
crs are urged TO act now.
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Famous Meats
Finest Foods
Lower Prices!

As n Renaire member you'll II
serve your family only the
best u. $. Choice meats for
meat meals at least six times
every week plus a ire
mendous selection Of all Snow
Crop and other famous brand
frozen vegetables. fruits. juices
and specialtics. You'll buy at
special prices far lower than
those al average retail mar
kets
Just the foods your family
likes. too! With Renaire. you
buy only the foods you want
only the quantities you need !!