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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-28
AleINo ELK BROUGHT TO
SERVER FOR MOUNTING

Last week a young albino bull
elk was brought to Bob SERVER.
local taxidermist. for mounting.
A very rare specimen. the hair
was light brown In color. SINH.
lar 10 that Of a Jersey COW. II
had white eyes and pink skin
lined the nosirilS and mouth.
The hunter who made the kill
was from Inverness and the ami.
NAL was killed In the Sun River
area.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-28
coMPlR1e LAUNDRY PLANT
oeoNo CONSTRUCTED AZ
ST. MARvS

Favorable pr0gt.s. II being
made In constructed Of the new
laundry building n Blacks
Lodge al 81. Marys. the work
being under supervision Of Don
MacRac. Designed 70 handle the
needs Of the Black enterprise.
which during the tourist season
rcqircs considerable facilities
In laundering. the plant will be
In readiness u operate at tho
1858 tourist season opening.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-28

Courtesy II . virtue that seems
10 BE- on the Wane these days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
All PROGRAM

The All Leadership and Ach-
icvement programs are rated
high in helping tccn-agc boys
and girls become solid citizens
of the future National rCcogni-
ton awaits IA members who
have done i Superio: Job in car
rying out obJcCtiveS Of the pro-
grams. The 1857 champions will
bc Inuouu ed mex. December
during the national All Club
Congress ~ Chicago.
Besides high nororS. the ma
'onal winners vii! each receive
500 college scholarships. - IN
achievement and two in lead
81 ship In edition TO the two
top achievement winners will be
presented with n beautiful gift
Of silvcrwarc from the President
Cd; the United States. The two
national lClicrshio winners will
receive silver trophies from Ed
ward Foss Wilson. formerly u:
Chicago and now Assistant Sc,
.'HrN. I. :. i pertinent o.
..'.. Fdu'.tiou ard Welfare.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
Three Youths
Charged With
Weekend Theft

Three - " ear old NCgr"
youths were charged this week
end with the robbcr.' OF a gruc-
cry store in The Potion" local
Negro district.
Police Chief II f. EppS said
the three boys wclc picked up
Sunday for the weekend rob-
berry OF Sam Manuinc'S grocery
The theft Melted the boys cigar
cites, candy and about * cents
designated u. church money.
Entry into the store was made
through the back door. The lads
punched a hole in the door and
opened II.
Police specialized that an adul,
Was involved in the theft. Tn,
investigation is being continued
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
Man With Bible
In Hip Pocket
Sought For Theft

\ man with a 0,bio IN his hip
pocket is being sought by Tabor
City police Officers in connec-
ton with the theft oi two tobac-
co checks mere FRIDAY.
Police Chief II. +. EppS said
today that checks 'ctallng about
$500 were stolen out OF 4 farm
cr'S hand n> he walked out OF
the Carolina Warehouse about
noon Fridav
The farmer, George Flower
of Clarendon. told Chief Epps
that two men brahhCd the checks
from MS hand. In the midst OF
the enSulno confusion the men
CaShCd the creek
Flowers told officers that hC
had seen both of m" men around
the warehouse during the morn
ink and that one 81 them was
carrying a Bible in his hiT
pocket
Officers are continuing their
Investigation of the theft
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

and Mrs. Marion d. Anderson,
Star Route. Shallo'tc, N. c., re-
ceivcd an Amy serve COM
mission of second lieutenant
Aug. 2 after having completed
six weeks of summer training at
Fort Benniug, Ga, under the
Clemson Agricultural College
ROTC program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

Mrs Ebert SolcS visited Mrs
james FaOlk Saturday morning
Mr. and Mis-. Pail Smith visit
cd Mrs. Lester Long Wednesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. y. Long and
son. Jimmie. visited Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lester Long recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Billie Smith ant
r!,ldyeH OF Wilmington Spcn'
the weekend with Nj. and Mrs
PAIL ConOr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
MASON H. ANDERSON

FORT BENNING, GA.--Mas-
or H. Anderson, -, son Of MIR.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
lTED - DRESS MAKING

AND PLAIN SEWING. PRE-
FER CHILDREN'S CLOTHES
Contact Mrs F. {. Hilburn
Ray Street, Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

Anderson was graduated from
the college earlier this year
Evening star., 1957-12-22
For EeVerISl1. He0d0Gl1y
Misery Of COLDS 0n0
ASIAN FLU
U. S. Public Health Service States
bed Rest and Aspirin" Comforting Help
for Fever, Headache Of Asian Flu

this period Of epidemic misery.
you'd be wise to keep this medi-
cally-proyed relief on hand at all
times. Get ST. Joseph Aspirin at
your drug counter today. IL tablet
tin is the worlds largest seller at
l2c. 36 tablets 25c. 100 tablet bottle
49c and you get twice as much IN
the family size 200 tablet bottle for
only 79c. Get the best for less,
always demand St Joseph Aspirin
MaGher-Here's Tire Best ASPIRIN
for Your Child
It's ST. Joseph Aspirin For Children
Approved by more doctors for fewer
and pain than any other medication for
children. Mothers trust the accurate
dosage. No need 10 cut or break tablets,
no messy liquids 70 measure. Young
sters like the exclusive, pure orange
flavor. Refuse substitutes. Accept only
ST. Joseph Aspirin For Children.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

At the first warning symptoms of
Asian Flu, be sure to call your
doctor and do as he says. In the
meantime you can count on the
speedy, comforting help St Joseph
Aspirin win bring to the miseries
of epidemic colds and Asian Flu
The time-tested action of St Joseph
Aspirin assures the best, safest,
fastest headache relief and fever
reducing help money can buy.
In addition, laboratory tests prove
St Joseph Aspirin 3 times faster
in disintegrating speed than other
leading brands tested. ST. Joseph
Aspirin is actually ready to so to
work 3 times faster 10 help you
feel better. St Joseph Aspirin is
also the first choice of millions
because it acts 50 gently, without
stomach upset Especially, during
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Santa-vnental Season
incidents like these make Christmas merry all over

ANOTHER CHRISTMAS DAY is at hand. and
what better time could there be TO round up
few highliehts Of last years Yuletide celebration?
Los ANGELES: A civc-minded resident set up on
his lawn a Rood-Iiehied. papier-mache Santa
Claus in an elaborate sleigh drawn by six reindeer.
and had all his trees and shrubs fesiOoned with
varicolored lights. The man who lived directly
opposite contented himself with Q single wreath
In his window and . sign On his gate reading
''See our display aeross the street."
EVANSTON, ILL: A group singing carols noticed
that something was wce bit out Of killer. u
proved TO be new recruit. recently arrived from
Mobile, Ala. She was singing, 20, IiP Of town
Of Beth-lee-hem."
Denver: An eight-year-old lad couldn't wait for
his parents 10 wake up on Christmas morning. He
rushed out 10 coast down the hill on his shiny new
sled after pinning this note to his stocking over
the fireplace: "Dear Ma and Dad: IN be home
at seven for breakfast and the rest Of my pres
ence. I'm 0ut slaying."
Salt LAKE Cry: A dilaiory housewife bought
last-minuie box Of 100 identical greeting cards,
and not even pausng TO read the message Inscribed
tnGfeOn, teNCftSusy uSpasCico tthS W uG - tSsa-
tives and acquaintances whose own greetings
already were displayed on her piano-top and
manael. Some days later she accidentally picked
up the one card Of her own she had not mailed,
and read what il said in state Of shock: This
little card d just 10 say, "A gift you'n love IS o.
its way!"
WEllESlEY, Mass: A college professor informed
his students that kissing under the mStletoe org
mated with Scandinavian myth" Gigxled one
of the girls, THAT thegtainly theemth reath0a-
ahle.''
Moscow: Even behind the Iron Curtain certain
Christmas amenities persist Two surviving men,
bers Of the kremlin's innermost circle received q
modest gift from an old comTade. The odd shape
Of the package prompted one Of them to hold il
up to his ear An unmistakable ticking came from
Within "That cheapskate Bromballekev," he
sneered. 'PM bet this Is the very same bomb we
sent aim last yearr'
TssE LAST STRAW. Irita Van Doren, editor Of
the New York Herald Tribune Book Review"
spent the Christmas holidays some years ago in
Japan. and found the U.S. Occupation officers
principally occupied with trying to keep warm
One biter-cold morning. the japanese servant in
the house where she was staying came into the
breakfast room. his teeth chattering and an
nounced, Honorable lady, know this is Christ
mas Day. and that on such day il is unthinkable
you should hear bad news. So win not tell yOu
until Tomorrow that last night we burned np our
hast piece Of coal" BENNETT cERF
Evening star., 1957-12-22

SPECIAL MElp FoR voUMesJERs
Child's Mild Musterole contains
Musterole's medication in q special
strength for children. Get it today
your child may need il tonight
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
| Wood River Meet Will
Be Worth Time OF All

WOOD RIVER, Ill. - On
Sunday, December 8, the reg
ular and annual meetings of
CFU Lodge 343 will be held
at the Odd Fellow Hall, 33 E.
Fergeson Ave-, at 100 pm.
The adoption of rules and
bylaws and the election of
the 1858 official family will
be the main topics of business
during the annual meeting.
We invite all our men,
bers to attend these meet
ings and to bring along
their families and friends
to the social, which will fol-
low shortly after.
At this time we also remind
everyone to pay their dues up
to date. Our Lodge Secretary,
bro. Ivan Fundurilich, is now
retired and should not be oh.
ligated to pay other mem.
bers' debts.
Dan Krpan, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
Whiting Members Will
Ger Acquainted Dec. II

WHITING, Ind. - Notice
is hereby given that ES Lodge
8O5 will hold it's annual meet
ing at the Whiting Communi-
ty Center on Wednesday, De-
cember II, at 8:15 pm, for
the purpose of electing Off
GERS for the year 1858.
In past years the member
ship was notified, individually
by mail, of the annual meet
ing. However, since response
to individual notification was
never satisfactory, this prac-
tice has been discontinued.
Each member should make
an honest effort to attend
this yearly meeting, and at
the same time bring dues pay
ments up to date. That way
he or she can start 1858 with
a. clean slate.
Michael Martich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
Granite City Juniors
Await yuletide Party

GRANITE CITY, III. -
CFU Nest 20, under the su-
pervision of Lodge 222 will
stage it's Annual Christmas
Party on Sunday, December
18th.
Lodge 222 has authorized
the nest manager to with
draw $100 from the nest
treasury and this will be used
to purchase refreshments,
soft drinks and candy, which
will be distributed to the
members by Santa Claus.
All our members of Gra-
mite City and Madison are
urged to attend this event
which is being sponsored in
their honor.
George Murgich, Rec.
John Bilicich, Nest Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
Social Hour To Close
Annual Lodge 81 Rally

CHICAGO - The Annual
Meeting Of "Sloboda" CFU
Lodge 80 will be held Sunday,
December 8, Immediately af-
ter the regular meeting, at
1907 So. Racine Avenue.
We urge all members to be
in attendance at that time
since the election of officers
for 1858 will be held and 9TH
er important issues will be
discussed.
Your secretary hopes that
all who are in arrears with
their dues will take care of
these obligations at the reg
ular meeting. Those who have
moved during the year are
also asked to report their
change of address.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
Lodge Is Saints To
March In December Is

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
At the last meeting of "St
George" CFU Lodge 66 it was
decided by the membership
that the next regular and an
nual meetings be held Sun
day, December Is, at the
Croatian Home, 1912 w. Fed
,ral St., promptly at 1 pm.
With the adjournment of
the regular meeting the an
nual meeting will be called to
order and officers will be
elected for 1858.
Re f r e s h m e n t s will be
served after both meetings
have been adjourned.
The presence of all mem.
bers is important.
n. j. Srnec, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
Cleveland 403 Rally
To End On Happy Note

CLEVELAND, Ohio - We
hereby officially invite the
members of CFU Lodge 4O3
to attend the regular and an
nual meeting, which will be
held Sunday, December 8, in
| the Sokol Polish Hall, 7146
Broadway.
The regular meeting will be
opened at 100 pm, and i'm
mediately after its adjourn
ment we will begin with our
annual session.
During the yearly meeting
you will have the opportunity
to elect the official lodge fam
lily for 1858 and to act upon
important matters concerning
the lodges welfare. At that
time you will also hear a re-
port on this years Fraternal
Day, which was sponsored by
the United CF'U Lodges of
Cleveland.
Re fires 8 h m n IS will be
served to all in attendance af-
ter both meetings have been
completed.
Furthermore, it was deci-
ded at the November 10 meet
ing that the January regular
meeting be held on Jan. 10Th,
instead of the 18th. This
change was made in consider
alton of the Croatian Radio
Hour 18th Anniversary Cele-
bration which is scheduled
for January 19.
Andy Tumbri, Rep.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
American Cowboys Are
Popular With IsraeIis
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grims climbed the steep steps
of Mount Zion to join in
thanks to the Almighty.
Seventy candles were
lighted in remembrance of
the ancient SuccOt custom
of offering seventy sacrifi-
ces for peace among the ma
tions of the earth.
And the Israeli landscape
was dotted with the tradition
al open-roofed green-foliaged
booths marking the seven
day festival.
Still Depend On U.S.A.
But no one knows better
than the Israelis how far they
have yet to go.
They still depend to extent
on the U. S. grants-in-aid
and gifts from the world
Jewry to keep their economy
strong. They import more
than they export. And the
Middle East is far from calm.
Yet the Israelis are conf
dent. Perhaps the most Incl
sive estimate of Israers po-
tential was given voice by an
elderly farmer near Jaffa to
a visitor from California.
Resting on a rock, he
scanned the same horizon
that Abraham may have seen
1000 years ago.
The land was green now
and neat little farms formed
an intricate patchwork as far
as the eye could see. On a
nearby road, a jeep with some
sturdy-looking oil workers in
it ratified by.
"We're like your Ma
rines," he said, with a twin
kle in his eyes. THAT which
is difficult we do immedi-
ately. The impossible will
take us a little longer.
He meant it, too.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
we|Iand Lodge b17 In
Warning To Membership

WELLAND, Ont. - At the
October Z meeting Of Lodge
GIT of the Croatian Fratcrnal
Union it was decided by the
attending members that all
delinquent members be Off
cially reminded to meet their
obligations.
Every member, still owing
two months dues or more by
the end of the month, will be
placed on reserve or suspen-
ded, whichever case may ap-
ply,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
Pitt Lodge | Members
Face Hectic Dec. 9th

N. S. PITTSBURGH - All
the members of CFU Lodge 1
are hereby invited to attend
the Annual Meeting on Sun
day, December 8, at the Lodge
Hall, 1916 East Ohio Street.
The regular lodge meeting
will begin at 100 pm, and
the annual meeting will fol-
low Immediately thereafter.
All members are urged to
attend as there are important
decisions to be made, for the
good of our lodge and men,
bers, and we must elect Off
GERS for the New Year.
We also request the pay
ment of all delinquent dues,
50 that the lodge books may
be balanced at the end of the
year,
Connie Pichler, Rec.
X
P. S.-We are asked to no.
tify the members of the Cro-
atian Societies Hall Associa-
tion that their meeting will be
held after the Lodge 1 meet
ing. All members should be
in attendance as the election
of officers for 1858 will be
conducted.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04

choirs develop many un-
expected program possibili-
ties.
And FANS" as it were, ga
ther from far and near, not
only to hear the carolers, but
to "get into the act" them
selves - when DR.. Bidwell
leads the Community Singing.
Costumed choirs seated
everywhere about the audi
torium create a kaleidosco-
pic pageant in themselves.
But the Pageant of the
Trees" with it's hundred Her
itage Representatives bearing
their symbolical offerings one
by one across the stage adds
poignant heart-appeal to the
spectacle.
In recent years Exchange
Students from several of
Pittsburgh's colleges, togeth-
er with other visitors from
far off lands, give global ex-
tension to the Festivals mes
sage.
Twenty-Four Groups
The roster Of Heritage
Songs in this years program
will include:
Austrian; Bulgarian; Chi
nese; Croatian; French; Ger.
man; Greek; Irish; Italian
Latin; Lithuanian; Magyar
Negro; Polish; Portuguese;
Russian; Scottish; Serbian
Slovak; Slovenian; Spanish
Syrian; Ukrainian; Welsh.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04

Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
Pittsburgh's "United We Sing" Festival Is
Most CoIorfuI Gathering Of Kind In America
CONTINUED from Page g

Also, this year, for the first
time in the Festivals history,
an ancient japanese New
Years melody will be heard.
A small choir of visiting ia
panese residents will be ac-
companied upon two tradi-
tional stringed instruments
("Kotos") by accomplished
musicians.
Peace And Goodwill
United We Sing" truly
known as "Pittsburghers' Gift
to Pittsburgh" is sustained
not only by the dedicated pre-
paration and sacrifice of ev-
eryone concerned, but by the
consistently appreciative en-
thusiasm of the public.
So, it was not surpris-
ing when the Bicentennial
Committee asked the Fes-
tivaI IN herOme one of the
opening and closing events
of the great 1958-1959 Gel
ebratiOn.
In spite of the worlds cur
rent suffering, strain, and
tension, a deeply human in
stitution such as United We
Sing" dramatically demon
strates the power of love and
brotherhood in our American
democracy; and that, of
course, is because Christmas
promises Peace and Goodwill
towards men, everywhere.
Mrs. S. e. Eliot
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
Hoosiers Sweeper To
Be Run Off Feb. 18th

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
The 9th CFU Hoosiers
Sweepstakes, previously an.
,, nounced in these columns, will
take place at this city's East
Chicago Recreation Parlors
Saturday afternoon, February
Is, 1858.
Last year this event, solely
! a five-man competition, polled
thirty-two entries, % among
the men and 10 from the wo.
men.
Seven cities, Chicago,
East Chicago, Gary, Ham,
mond, Whiting, Indiana
Harbor and Battle Creek
in three states, Indiana, nli-
nois and Michigan, were
represented.
Entry blanks have been
mailed to all 1857 and 1856
team captains. If inadvertent-
ly you were missed or have
a team aligned, write or con-
tact the Sweepstakes secre-
tary, George ]. Stiscak, 5623
Homerlee Avenue, East Chi
cago, Indiana; phone East
Chicago-7817.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
watsonvi||e, Calf, Members Floor
Visitor From Society's Home Office
Already Jam Packed Activities Agenda
Not To Satisfaction OF Unusual Group
CONTINUED From Page 81
Continued From Page 81

rade of miniature chapels. Ac-
tually these were imposing
(and very expensive) burial
vaults of white marble.
Most of them contained or
had provision for future ac-
commodation of entire fam
lily groups.
The thing that is unique "a
bout this unusual sight is the
fact that each and every
structure prominently bears
a Croat name and place of
origin of the inferred. Dalma-
tia is literally and literally
here transplanted.
The cemetery is by no
means exclusively Slav for
it is the municipal burial
ground we believe. The de-
ceased of other nationali-
ties or american" stock
are buried as is the normal
custom. 1t would seem that
only our people 60 in for
this opulent display.
We moved on northward
over California's famous free
ways and saw this fabulous
land at close range for the
first time. 1t is all that is said
or sung about it.
Sister Scurich deposited us
safe and sound at the airport
and after an all too short in.
terval had to depart for the
long return trip home.
Thank You, Kindly
AS we awaited our plane we
couldn't help but mentally
relive this entire California
adventure. D
| Everyone we had met
treated us as more than a
friend. We experienced the
truest Of fraternal treat.
ments.
~ We want to again pub
licly thank one and all for
their every gesture, their
every act in our behalf.
Having partaken of the
sincere and unaffected hos
pitality of many we can
but humbly hope that
someday we may be ac-
corded the privilege of re-
ciprocating.
We've slipped of the wine of
true fraternalism and found
it strong and virile.
California is a bastion of
CFU consciousness. 1t has, we
know, plenty of company and
since that is so our Society
rests on a sound foundation.
(Conclusion)