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in the evening. The amount rails
ed by the youth was $lS9.19.
Esther Aston won first prize;
Phyllis Peterson, second; Betty
Johnson, third; Allen Turner,
fourth.
Mrs. Esther Scott, the sponsor,
expresses thank to all who help
ed to make the program success.
The next big financial affair will
be Men's Day, August 25, Clubs
ind Boards Day, Sept. %, and
Homecoming, Nov. 10.
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ST JAMES A. M. E.
Thomas p. johnson, reporter
Rev. A. J. Reddick, pastor

Rev. A. J. Reddlck, pastor
Services at st. James June Is
were inspiring and dramatic.
The churches OF the community
observed Fathers Day. But at St.
James the fathers took back seat
and turned the services over to
the youth who did a magnificent
job.
At the morning worship h e
youth officiated in all depart
ments. The call to worship was
read by Rev. Reginald Carter;
Scripture lesson by Lawrence
Bethel; invocation by Allen Turn
er; introduction of speaker, Chas.
Lassiter. Bro. Regianld Carter was
the principal speaker and his
theme was Juvenile Delinquency
of Today and Tomorrow"
BRO. Carter is a young man and
a sophomore at Morris Brown Col
lege. Atlanta, Ga. According to
the eloquent manner he presented
his message, one may suggest that
he is destined to go far in his ed
ucational and religious endeavors.
Gloria Smith, student at Ben
nett College, Greensboro, N. C.,
was introduced by Iva Perry as
the principal speaker. Her theme
was. what The Church Can Do
to Interest The Youth OF Today"
Here is a young lady with ability
and the church is praying that she
will become one Of the future
leaders Of the race.
Music was rendered by the
Youth Choir in the morning and
the Young People Gospel Chorus
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FOR RENT

NICE ROOMS for nice people.
Double rooms $40 weekly. 2l70
Washington ST., Opa Locka.
MU 1859. julio
ROOMS ROOMS ROOMS
l41 NV 9th ST., apt. Open "a
hours daily. Ju Is
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, fur
nished, all modern convenienceS.
Located 1868 NV 46th st. Phone
FL 8-4433.
FURNISHED efficiency apartment.
Private. 69O1 NV 21st ave., phone
NE $1,000 after 7 pm.
STORES or offices in brand new
building with 1870 apartments. See
manager at 268 NV 18th st.
FURNISHED. Private efficiency
adults. Free lights, gas, water and
telephone. Also parking for your
car. Phone PL 8-0792.
3 NICE COOL Furnished rooms.
Single men or complies. 1881 NV
9th Ct. FIR 9-9684. Mrs. Wallace.
JUG
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NOTICES

Tuesday: st. Vincent's Acolyte
Guild No. 2 rehearsal $50 pm.
Vestry Committee meeting, 800
pm.
Wednesday: st. Vincent's AGO.
lyte Guild No. l rehearsal, $50
pm. The Guild of Our Lady
meeting following Evensong.
Thur-day: st. Mary's Choir re-
hearsal, 4:30 pm.
Friday. st. Cecelia's Choir re-
hearsal, 800. Meeting of all per-
sons interested in becoming men,
bers of the The Incarnation.
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WANTED

SETTLED COUPLE, to manage
rooming house. Salary. room and
kitchen. Call FIR 4-8398.
WILL PAY CASH for residential
lot in Brownsville or Liberty City.
Call PL 7-4031. Lazier.
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IN DOWN TOWN MIAMI
Income Business Corner
NV. 3rd Ave. and goth st. 81
TAI. Zoned B.3. With one storey
CHS Store Building. MAKE US
AN OFFER.
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DO YOU OWN a lot free and
clear? Do you want a home on 1t?
II so, we will build you a 2, 8 or
4 bedroom CHS home, make your
choice. Call, come or write The
House of Evans Realty Co., 551
NV 18th ST., phone FIR 3-S450.
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On Sunday last newly confirmed
adults presented the church with
a lovely professional crucifix.
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New Homes

1901 NV. 62nd Terrace
3-bedrooms
Open Sunday from 8 to 5 pm.
3164 NV. 53rd Street
2-bedrooms
Built TO your taste on lots IN
Liberty City. Brown Sub,
Carver Ranches, DANA, or
Hollywood, Perrine,
JE $3.50 BARON
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NO MONEY DOWN
WILL BUILD ON

WILL bOllALJ Yin
YOUR LOT 2 BEDROOM
CBS-TMIE FLOORS
TILE BATHROOM
LIVING ROOM
KITCHEN-COMPLETE
READY TO MOVE
IN! WILL HAND
YOU THE KEY FOR
THE FIRST MONTHS
PAYMENT OF $68
NO OTHER COST
WHITE OR COLORED
ADD-A-ROOM CORP.
UN 5-5017, UN 5-2494
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Corner Lot

seth st. and gath Ave. 80 x
100. Build on your lot. No
money down. Cash paid for
your lots and acreage.
Phone JE $3.50 Baron
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The Rev. FIR. James Hall, vicar
Of st. ChriStopher's Church, Fl.
Lauderdale,. will be guest preach
er at Evensong on Sunday evening.
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IN GOULDS
LOTSl LOTSl LOTSl

7 lots. 76x141. Each priced at
$685. - $25 down. $50 per month.
Remember only 7 lotsl You will
have to hurry. Located on Hahn.
lin Drive near public school.
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One Acre tract on HainlIn Drive.
$500 CASH.
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FOR SALE
BY SUMMONS

IN BROWN SUB
Vacant lot on NV. 48th terrace
so X 100. Full price $3.50 cash.
Three bedroom two bath for
the discriminating. All CHS
house. Must be seen to apprecl-
ate. 3031 NV 50th ct.
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MT. OLIVETTE BAPTIST
Rev. I. c. Mickins, pastor

Rev. l. Z. MlcklnS, pastor
The junior choir of about 20
members highlighted the services
at Mt. Olivette Sunday. They sang
songs that were enjoyed by all
in Sunday School and the worship
services.
Sunday School was opened at
$50 am. by the pastor with the
Sunday School teachers'S con-
secration services. At Gas every
one joined the superintendent,
Mrs. I. c. Mickins, in devotion,
after which classes were separat-
ed as usual to be taught by
their teacher.
Both morning and evening mes
sages were delivered by the pas
tor.
REVIVAL PLANNED
Sunday morning, June 80 the
church will begin revival meet
ingS for one week. Prayer meet
ing will start at 7:30 pm.
The speaker will be Rev. Rob-
ert H. Wilson, the pastor of Bethel
Institutional Baptist Church of
Jacksonville. Rev. Wilson is a
leading minister of the state I
Florida. He holds the unique dis
tinction of being the fir-t Negro
chaplain at State Park which is
the state hospital for the mental
retarded in Columbia, S. c. Rev.
Wilson will preach from July !
through the 5th.
The revival will close July z
Baptism will be st z am. on July
at Virginia Beach. Communion
and fellowship services will be
held throughout the day. T h {
public is invited.
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FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL satin wedding gown,
petticoats, veil, head piece, rea-
sonable. J. H. Tlte, l65 NE. 21St
ST., FIR 4-7978.
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BISCAYNE BLVD. North of
163rd ST., 4 blocks 279 IT., zoned
for motels and apartments.
Earnest Hope, Phone PL 4-5l21.
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CHS HOUSE in good location. On
large lot so that you may build
extra house on property. Located
at 2564 NV 68th st. Act now by
calling WI 7-4219. Price $1,000.
Low down payment.
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Farrell Lodge 12b Sec'y. Recommends
Purchase Of Xmas Cards, Grammar Book
SOciety's Scholarship Foundation Will
Benefit From Proceeds OF Holiday Cards

FARRELL, Pa. - AS ma
ny of you CFU Lodge 1926
members already know, the
Croatian Fraternal Union has
made an agreement with a
Christmas Card firm, for the
purpose of raising money for
the Scholarship Fund.
Every CF'U member will re-
ceive a box of Christmas
Cards, the price of which is
$1.25. The cards are of the
finest quality and cannot be
purchased from any other
source at this price.
If you do not wish to pay
for the cards, please do not
keep them. The CFU must
pay for the cards and such an
action on your part would on
ly degrade your lodge.
Information, concerning the
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payment for, or returning Of
such cards, will be found in
the box.
Secondly, we wish to call
your attention to the fact
that there is now available
grammar of the Serbo-Cro-
attain Language. Written by
Professor Thomas F. Magner
of the University Of Minneso-
ia the book is called Intro
duction to the Serbo-Croatian
Language"
The book contains $50 pa
ges or 27 lessons and sells at
$4.25 per copy.
You may obtain a copy
from the CFU Sports and Ed
ucational Director or through
your lodge officers.
Michael Golub, Sec'y.
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East Chi Singers To
| Hold Festival Oct. {

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
The Croatian Singing Society
"Sloga" will hold a Fall Fes-
tival on Sunday, October 6, at
the Croatian Center, 47O1 Ca
rey Street.
There will be games for all
age groups and dancing will
commence at $50 pm, with
the music being furnished by
a we'll known tamburitza or
chestra.
To complete the plans for
the day, food and liquid re-
freshments will be served.
The doors will be open from
II noon until midnight, with
no admission to be charged.
The chairmen of the vari-
Gus committees, Mr.. Matt Ri
vich, Mrs. Matthew Kvenich,
Mrs. Nicholas Zafran, Mrs.
Richard Cogan and Miss Vio-
let Kvenich, cordially invite
the public to attend.
The officers and members
Of "Sloga" are in an active
campaign for additional men,
bers, former and new. Anyone
of Slavic descent interested
in singing and performing in
the operetta is urged to come
to rehearsal on Monday, Sep
tember 80, 500 pm, in the
Croatian Home, 4033 Main
st., Indiana Harbor.
If unable to attend on
that date, call President
Matt Rivich, East Chicago
5698-R, after 500 p.m., or
Secretary Mrs. Nicholas
Zafran, Westmore 1880,
at any time.
"Sloga" is under the capa-
bic direction of Mr.. Charles
Stephans of Chicago, who also
directs 3 other choruses: Gro
atian Chorus III a r m IN ",
Serbian Chorus "Branco Ra-
datovich" and Lithuanian
Chorus "Pirmyn', all of Chi
cago, III.
Mrs. Nicholas Zafran, Sec'y,
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Gary GIee Club viii
Perform October II AT
Lodqe 170 Celebration

GARY, Ind. - The Croa.
tan Singing Society "Prera-
dovic", after a summer va
cation, inaugurated regular
rehearsals on We d n e sday,
September II.
All the active and for
mer members, as well as
any other interested par
ties, are urged to attend
these rehearsals under the
direction of Mr.. Sam Gu
zela, every Wednesday,
from 500 to 1000 p.m., at
1869 Broadway.
Our first performance will
be at the 50th Anniversary
Celebration of CFU Lodge 17O
on Sunday, October 27, and a
future appearance will be at
the International Institute on
November 2 or 3.
TOmo Sipusic, Pres.
Mary Cost, Sec'y.
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horse, do you want to get
killed." We were more a.
fraid of a moose than we
were of q bear. However,
1 stayed on the ground.
The moose stood still about
a hundred yards away and I
put a bullet behind his shoul-
der. He started to run and I
put another in the same
place. He was dead when he
fell.
Everyone who S h o o t S
makes a good shot occasion
ally and over a period of a lot
Of years, I have made a few.
I would rather not mention
the many easy shots that I
have missed.)
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Former Supreme Secretary Outlines Field Department Plans
CONTINUED from Page 10)

CONTINUED from Page 10)
as easily make up a package
to include endowment insur-
ance. As l stated previously,
we have the basic plans, so
why not improve on them by
dressing them up a bit?
And then beyond these
new life and savings plans,
We could introduce a much
more attractive and less
cumbersome line of Sick
Benefit contracts, and even
a hospital plan. The Frater-
nails initiated the Sick Ben
eft insurance, but it re-
mained for the commercial
companies to reap the pro-
fits from this type of COW
erage.
All these things together
would make a very attractive
proposition for our salesmen
to present to his prospects,
and would build volume for us
just as it is doing for our
competitors.
StFeamline Home Office
And finally we could
streamline our Home Office
procedures as we'll and rem
der better service to our mem
bers.
/ want to cite one inconsis-
tency in our operation which
came to my attention recent.
ly and which strikes me as
downright silly. The CFU has
been promoting the sale of the
Single Premium" plan of in
surance in recent months.
You all know that a single
premium, in effect, is a plan
whereby you pay your pre-
MUM, or dues, all in a lump
sum in advance, and yet the
other day I had occasion to
make a request which is sim.
liar in nature - that Of pay.
ing dues in advance - for q
member who wanted to pay
dues in advance up to the
paid-up date.
I asked about the amount
of dues which would have tc
be paid in advance in such 9
case and was told that the
CFU didn't have any such
plan for advance payment
of dues.
Now, friends, this would
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, rangement. T e members
could still conduct meetings
and they could also assist the
field man in getting new men,
bers.
A. Assign specific terrific
ries to the men.
81 Introduce new certifi-
cate forms.
g. Streamline Home Office
procedure and this would in
; clude allowing members to
pay dues on an advance ba-
sis, quarterly, semi-annually,
and annually; and to permit
members also to allow their
dividends to accumulate at in
terest at the Home Office.
This is a big program and
one which I know cannot be
put into effect without a lot
of advance planning, and it
will also require a lot of ad-
vance study.
Appoint Special Comm.
My proposal - in order to
get the ball rolling - would
,be to have the Supreme
Board, or Executive Board,
appoint a special committee
charged with the duty of
making a thorough study of
the Field Man program and
to formulate a plan to be pre-
sented to the session of the
Supreme Board in September,
1858, so that the plan could
be presented to our members
who would thus be given an
opportunity we'll in advance
of the 1859 Convention to
voice their objections and
make any suggestions that
they saw fit to improve the
program.
That is the only way to
make a real beginning in
the right direction. As mat
ters now stand we are all
just trying to outsmart
each other in the columns
of the III" on a subject
which has been given years
of study by many people.
l hope I have added to your
store of knowledge on this
subject and wish to add that
these comments, even though
critical in some stages, are
presented with the best in
terests of the CFU in mind.
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ting in Philadelphia. After a
short while she moved to Nc.
Donald, Pa, with her hus.
band, where she resided for
over 40 years.
She was a member of the
Croatian Fraternal Uni o n
since 1902 and was also q
member of the st. Alphonsus
Church, Altar Society and
Ladies Auxiliary of V.F.W
Post SGT.
Her survivors include five
daughters, Anna Mae Har.
sick, Mrs. Joseph Openbrier,
Mrs. Rudolph and Mrs. John
Marencel of Mcdonald and
Mrs. Edward IrlbeSch of Oak
dale; two sons, Matthew and
George of Mcdonald; two sis
ters; and nine grandchildren.
Services were held in st.
Patrick's Church, Mcdonald,
and interment was in the No.
blestown Cemetery.
The members of Lodge !
extend their condolences to
the surviving relatives and
pray that the soul of the de.
parted sis. Herceg May Rest
in Eternal Peace.
John DOkman, Sec'y.
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have entailed only the
simplest arithmeical calcu-
lations, and yet our Home
Office could not accept or
even consider accepting ad-
vance payment of dues.
You can take your money
to any commercial company
and to most progressive fra
ternals and they'll take it
from you even if you pay as
much as ten years in advance,
and you get a discount for
paying in advance.
1t seems incongruous to me
that on the one hand we try
to sell Single Premium" to
our people and on the other
hand we can't accept pay.
ments in advance on regular
policies.
The process would involve
a simple discounting of money
received in advance, a calcu.
lation that should be familiar
to anyone with an elementary
knowledge of mathematics.
Program In A Nutshell
Now in conclusion I want
to say that l know that ! have
not presented a sure-fire plar
for solving our problems.
There isn't any such plar
and we are going to have tc
work something out together
on trial and error basis. We
can profit from the experien'
ces of others, but as our prob
lens are different so will be
our program. I will summarize
here the points which I have
touched upon and then will
close.
In brief we would have te
set up:
u A separate Field De
partment at CFU Headquar
ters.
q Select a Field Director
whose job it would be to man
age the department and be re
sponsible for all promotiona
activity.
81 Select men who are
experienced statesmen for a
Field Force, and I feel that
a dozen active full-time men
would be needed for the
start of the field agency.
This would not interfere a
all with the present lodge ar
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ko|o Queens To Hold Rehearsal Sept. 18th

MILWAUKEE, Wis. - The
Kolo Queens would like to
thank the CFU Mothers Club
for the wonderful trip that
we made on September 8.
First we went to Madison,
the states capital; from there
to the Cave of the Mounds
and lastly to the Dells.
Old Croatian and the latest
rock-n-roll songs were sung
by young and old on the bus.
The girls also went horseback
riding during the day, an ex-
perience that will never be
forgotten.
We returned, tired and
worn out, after being away
twelve hours, but it was a
trip that we will always re-
member. Once again, thank
you Mothers.
At this time we would like
to extend our congratulations
to our former kolo instructor
Ann Puskarich and family, on
their new arrival, Doriann.
The first kolo practice of
the fall will be held Saturday,
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English And Citizenship Classes To
Operate In Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co.
American Service Institute Prepared To
Aid All Interested In Attending Schools

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - As
in the past few years, the
American Service Institute of
Allegheny County, Pennsyl-
vania, desires that it be
known that English and citi-
zenship classes are being con.
Quoted in Pittsburgh and the
rest of Allegheny County un.
der the auspices Of school
boards and other agencies.
It is vitality important
that the foreign born resi-
dents in the county be CIV
en- the opportunity to learn
the English language and
to prepare themselves for
the acquisition of American
citizenship.
The Pennsylvania S "a t e
Law provides that day class
es can be had if Is persons
make written application for
them to the Board of Educa-
ton; similarity, evening class
es can be had if 20 persons
make written application.
There is one day school,
Forbes Day School for Adult
Immigrants at Forbes and
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OCT O B f r

19. - "zumberak" Lodge
859 Twentieth Anniversary
Banquet and Dance, Hotel
Statler, Cleveland, Ohio, 6:30
pm.
20. "St. Ann" Lodge 514
members and bowlers in Fall
Program and Dance, Amer
an-Croatian H o m e, 2543
Winfield Way, N. E. Canton,
Ohio, featuring Balkan Sere-
naders Orchestra. Program
2:30 pm, supper 6 pm, dam
cling until late hours.
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September %, at 100 pm,
the location to be mentioned
later.
Queens, bring you favorite
records along, as we will be
celebrating the birthdays Of
Donna Papa and Judy Hetts.
Refreshments will also be
served.
Mary G. Panich, Inst.
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Josephine Herceg Was
Lonq Time CFU Member

PITTSBURGH - Lodge 1
Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union was recently saddened
by the passing of sis. Jose
phine Herceg (Harsick), on
August 8, 1857.
Sis. Herceg was born in
Yugoslavia in 1880 and came
to the us. in 1889, first set
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Stevenson Sts., near Down
town Pittsburgh which people
may attend for as many
hours a day as they are free.
The week day schedule
ranges from 900 am. to 3:15
pm. Evening classes with the
term beginning September II
and ending March u, 1858,
will be held twice weekly,
Tuesday and Thursday, at the
following Pittsburgh High
schools:
Allegheny, Fifth Avenue,
Langley, Peabody, South,
Westinghouse and Washing
ton Vocational. Schenley High
School will have evening
classes Monday and Wednes-
day. Possible classes may be
held in the Woods Run Settle
ment House.
Similar classes will be
held throughout Allegheny
County in Braddock, Car
negie, Clarion, CoraOpolis,
East Pittsburgh, McKees-
port, Munhall, Oakmont
and Springdale. Possible
classes in the Fall may also
be held in Allison Park and
Rankin.
For further information a.
long these lines and for loca-
ton of either of the high
schools or the sites in Ale
gheny County outside of
Pittsburgh proper please call
the American Service 1nsti-
tute, 713 Civic Building, 200
Ross Street, Pittsburgh 10,
Pa, or call Court 1-6010, ex-
tension 205.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-E Educational Dept.
. A lot Of people spend 6
days sowing wild oats, then
go to church on Sunday and
nraV for a cron failure
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S E p T Il Nj Il It II

%. - R e egular weekly
Lodge SAL Dance in Club
Rooms at 301 Cavitt Ave-,
Trafford, Pa, 9 pm. Com
plete line of refreshments.
Dancing to nationally re-
nowned Balkan Serenaders.
28. - Unity" Lodge $40
weekly Dance, Croatian Home
Trophy Room, 1412 Second
Ave-, Conway, Pa, 9 pm. Sc
10 Tamburitza Orchestra will
do musical honors. Choice SOL
id, liquid refreshments.
%. - Veselo Kolo Club of