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MassiIIon 800 Props
For June 22nd Fiesta

MASSILLON = Lodge 60C
Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will stage a Picnic
Sunday, June %, at the bro
Josip Matesic Farm, which is
located in Navarro, Ohio, near
Massillon.
There have been many
improvements made on the
grounds since our last pic
mic was held there, includ-
ing the construction of =
dance floor.
Music for dancing on this
occasion will be furnished by
the Zvijezda Tamburitza Or
chestra, and tasty refresh
ments including barbecued
lamb and cooling drinks will
be yours for the asking.
Karl0 Kolich, Sec'y
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Slovene Home, with a pro-
gram commencing at 8 pm.
Following the program will
come the introduction of Ma
yor Wataha, who in turn will
introduce CFU Supreme Pres
ident bro. V. I. Mandich, ou1
guest speaker representing
the Society, and bro. Luka
Kezich of Oakland, Calf, the
founder Of our Lodge.
And then, following tho
speakers, dancing to the
music of William Yugovich
and his orchestra will be In
order until the late hours of
the evening.
Refreshments will include
Kobase, home baked strudels
and a variety of liquids.
Banquet On June 20
The following day, Sunday,
June 20, at 800 am, every
one will meet at the Slovene
Home, from which point we
will march with our Lodge
Flags to SITS. Girl and Method
Church, where Mass will be
served at $3.50 am.
At 400 pm. a Banquet will
be held in the Church Hall,
with our bro. Steve Majhano-
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Winner Will During Aug 81 Fiesta
Barbara Jeanne Danch Pioneer Entry In Cleveland Race

ter Vrbancic, are all members
Of Pioneers" Lodge.
Barbara is a Junior at Ri
verside High School in Paines-
vile, where she is a CONNER
cial student.
She has been active in the
Girls Athletic Association,
the Spanish Club, and Libra
ry work, and has been a 4-H
Club member majoring in
sewing and cooking.
Her hobbies include read
ing, art work, and swim
ming.
The members of Pioneers
Lodge 663 are all asked to
support their young candi-
date 80 that she may reach
her goal Of reigning as Fra
|ternal Day Queen.
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Pitt Lodge | Outing Slated For June 22nd

one gets plenty of "janjetina'
and other delicious food, es.
pecially home made cake,
which our ladies will prepare
and, Of course, we will have
refreshing cool drinks.
The younger set will have
plenty Of opportunity to
dance the very popular kolos
to the music of the famous
Greyko Tamburitza Record
ing Orchestra.
We, therefore, invite all our
members, friends and mem
bers of other fraternal lodges
to come to our picnic at the
Croatian Center on June %.
No admission.
Nicholas Koss, President
John Dokman, Secretary
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Editors In Monessen
July { For Salute To
Lodqe 1874 Old Timers

MONESSEN, Pa. - The
Annual Picnic of "Bratstvo''
CFU Lodge 1914 will be held
Sunday, July 6, at Croatian
Park, two miles out of Mon
essen.
Featured as the guest
speakers at our outing, which
will last from noon until late
evening, will be bros. Philip
Vukelich and Stephen f. Br-
kich, Croatian and English
Editors Of the Zajednicar.
This year our members
sis. Mara Plavetic and bro.
Josip Kusecak will have
reached their 5Oth year Of
membership In the CFU
and over rs years Of men,
bership in Lodge 1914.
Fifty-year membership pins
will be given to our disting-
uished members in behalf of
our Society and a $25. 90 value
gift will be given to each by
the Lodge.
Barbecued lamb and pork
will head the menu of the
day and musical entertain
ment will be by the Sloga
Tamburitzans.
KuMna Jezerinac, Rec.
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ing will follow Immediately
after the dining hour and pro-
gram being arranged for the
occasion.
Scheduled to attend the
festivities is CFU Supreme
President v. 1. Mandich,
Pittsburgh, who is looking
forward to his stay in this
Ontario center.
Welcome to attend the fete
are all local and neighboring
members of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union, as are all who
would care to affiliate with
the Society.
Schedule For June %
Bro. Mandich will stay over
in Port Arthur Sunday, June
%, for two important engage
ments.
1. At 2 pm. that day he
Is to deliver q speech via
the facilities of Radio Sta
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PITTSBURGH

N. 5. PITTSBURGH -
Lodge No. I will hold it's an.
nual picnic on Sunday, June
22nd, at the well-known pic
mic grounds, the Croatiar
Center, Millvale, Pa.
Our picnics are well known
for get-togethers of old &C.
quaintances and friends not
only of our lodge, but also OF
friends from other fraternal
lodges.
The Croatian Center rs
IN ideal picnic place, having
the "out in the country" at
mosphere, and yet being
close to the city Of Pitts
burgh.
Our busy picnic committee
will make sure that every
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CLEVELAND, o. - Miss
Barbara Jeanne Daunch will
represent Pioneers" CFU
Lodge 663 in the Queen Con-
test which will be climaxed
at the United CF'U Lodges of
Cleveland Fraternal Day Gel
ebration, on August 31st, at
Puritas Springs Park.
Born on July Z, 1912, Bar
bara has been a member of
Nest IS, together with her
sister, Sharon Dianne, since
1914.
She is the daughter Of
NADIA Vrbancic Daunch,
member Of Lodge 66S, and
the late Dan Daunch.
Her grandfather, Frank Vr-
bancic, ST., Is = member Of
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Lodge 374 Members To
Mark 5Oth Milestone June 1870
Farrell Tammies
In Canadian Debut
Saturday, June Il
Hamilton CrQats
AgOg Over Coming
Of Young Artists

HAMILTON, Ont. - The
"Sloga" Junior Tamburitzans
and Kolo Dancers of Farrell,
Penna., ranked by experts as
the finest such juvenile cul-
tural organization in the Uni
ted States, will make their
Canadian concert debut here
on Saturday, June 21.
The stateside group,
more than 35 in number,
will present their show at 7
pm. under the auspices of
the Croatian Natl Home
and appear in the Home
Hall at 173 Beach Road.
Tickets are still available
ana may De procured from tnt
Home Janitor, who is on the
premises daily, or from any
member of the Home Commit
tee.
In view of the Homes limi-
ted seating capacity - and
the tremendous interest in
this musical extravaganza -
it is suggested that all in
terested purchase their tick
(Hamilton P.9)
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Philip Vuke|ich
.Quip Guest Sunday
CrOat Editor AT
Lodge 423 Outing

ALIQU1PPA, Pa. - Gro
atian Editor of the Zajednicar
bro. Philip Vukelich will b
the guest of honor and speak
er of the day here Sunday,
June %, on the occasion of
the Annual IN apre d = X"
Lodge 423 Picnic.
Slated to start ut $3.50
p.m., the festivities arc to
be held at Serbian Park,
Broadhead Rd., HOpewell
Township.
Handling the musical end Of
this always gala outdoors
gathering will be the Dunav
Tamburitza Orchestra Of Ali
quippa, one Of the best In the
important business.
Plenty Of barbecued lamb,
a complete ine.of ice cold re-
treatments, plus the usual
other picnic trimmings, round
out the committees many
plans for this affair at the
Serbian Park.
A warm welcome awaits ev-
cry Beaver County CFU men,
Der who decides to honor us
with his or her presence.
Come out, introduce yourself,
have fun in our midst.
Joseph A. Keber, Pres
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Johnnies Will Rally
On Sunday, June 22nd

JOENSTOWN, Pa. - CFU
Lodge 5 will hold it's next reg
ular meeting on Sunday, June
%, at the Croatian Club, be-
ginning at 2 pm, sharp.
All members are urged to
attend this session and to
bring their dues payments up
to date at that time.
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
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Brighton 738 To Mark
18th Season June 22nd
With Hard Times" Fete

NEW BRIGHTON, Pa. -
The "Beaverites" of Lodge
738 will celebrate the. 18th
Anniversary Of their affilia.
ton with the Croatian Fra
ternal Union on Sunday, June
22nd.
Shorn of all frills this year
in Difference to the economic
situation, the celebration will
take the form Of a day-long
picnic at Wise's Grove, off
Route SO Mercer Road, on
the outskirts Of New Brigh-
ton.
But the outing will not be
without customary, time hon
ored attractions.
Providing the dance mu-
sic will be the Starlighters
Orchestra, claimed by It's
legion of followers to be the
foremost polka and kolo en-
semble in Beaver County.
This is a departure from
tamburitza tradition for the
members of Lodge 1873. But in
keeping with the fame of the
orchestra.
However, there will be no
departure from a traditional
must" at CF'U Lodge picnics
= the serving Of piping hot
barbecued lamb prepared on
the outing grounds.
Nor from the Lodges an
nual custom of giving each
member of Junior Order
Nest 1O6 a free treat - so
cents worth of refreshment
tickets to spend as they
please.
Refreshments? Ice cold and
to suit the taste!
Welcome, one and all!
Stephen F. Brkich, Pres.
George Nvitz, Jr.. Sec'y.
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Western Eyes On
Golden State Fetes
|Cupertino Fete
Expected To Set
New Gate Record
European Trip In
Cards For Someone
During Coast Meet

SAN FRANCISCO = The
10Th Annual Croatian Frater-
nal Union Day will be staged
by the Central Committee of
Northern California C.. F. U.
Lodges on Sunday, June 20,
at Napredak Park in Cuper-
tino.
This event, In the past
years, has attracted thou
sands of our people from
every section of California.
And judging from the re-
port of the delegates at the
June s meeting, 1858 will
draw more than ever before
Every delegate reported that
new faces and new friends are
planning to attend.
AS a result of the promis
ing report, the Committee ha:
ordered additional top grade
lambs and broilers and liquit
(Cupertino-P. 1O)
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ton CFPA. Area listeners
should find the talk inter-
esting and Informative.
2. At 7::3O pm. he will take
part in a meeting and lecture
on the significance Of mem
bership in the Croatian Fra
ternal Union. Bro. Mandich is
to be the main speaker dur
ing the gathering and, again,
all local and area members
are invited to attend and take
part in the deliberations.
- Campaign Comm
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Supreme President Guest of Canadian Members
Port Arthur Lodges b7q and 873 In Banquet Mass Meeting

PORT ARTHUR, Ont. - Lodges 679 and 873 of this
community will cosponsor Banquet and Dance Satur
day, June 21, in the Croatian Home 227 Pearl St.
The Banquet is to get under way at $50 pm. sharp
with the serving of delicious home prepared meal Dane
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vich acting as Toastmaster.
Admission will be $3.50 for
adults and SIS for children.
The same evening, at
$3.50 pm, admission will be
free of charge so that all
may hear our guest speak
ers.
Supreme President bro.
Mandich will address our
members and guests in both
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Los Angeles 1T
Anniversary Fete
Dedicated To Vets
CrOatian Center
Should Be Packed
For Days Program

LOS ANGELES - Once
again it is the pleasure of
CFU Lodge 1T to cordially
invite all members and their
friends to the Annual Picnic,
which will be staged June 20,
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Rock Springs Set
For 2-Day Fiesta
Supreme President To Represent Society At
Celebration Of Lodges Golden Anniversary

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. - "Gospa Rozaria" Lodge 374
of the Croatan Fraten Union will celebrate the 50th An
niversary of it's founding on Saturday, June 28.
In honor of this OCCASION this day will be proclaimed
Croaan Day in Rock Springs by Mayor and member
bro Paul J. Wataha
The festivities will begin Saturday evening at the
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Croatian and English for the
benefit of young and old alike.

benefit of young and old alike.
Salute To Old Timer
Our Lodge founder, bro.
Kezich, will also speak of the
conditions and details which
led to the organization Of our
Lodge SO years ago. The ac-
companying photograph Of
bro. Kezich was taken on the
day the lodge was organized
". l. Mandich p. 81
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
congratulations"
Evening star., 1958-07-06
July Z

S-GodfEey Talent Scouts.
800
4-Twsnsy- One. Quiz.
jack Barry, host.
7-StoFs Of Jaxx.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
Reruns storing Lucille Ball. Desi
AFnoz.
$50
4-TeIevision Thsoter. Dromo.
''The White FIoo." An eminent
doctor end an unlicensed doctor
form strange clllonce to cop
ture mob OF oongsters. Robert
Ryan stors.
5-Fomous Fights.
Jimmy corter vs.. George Aroulo.
June, 1858.
7-PoIko- Go Round. Music.
Hour. Songs and donces with
Bob Lewondowski. m: e.
9-FVonsier Justice. Western.
PREMIERE. "Loriot." A man.
five yeors in prison. seeks re-
venoe oooinst the Judge who sen-
fenced him. jack Polonce. Lew
Ayres, host. tRepect.l
9:45
5-Boxins PTelimincries.
1000
4-Suspieion. Drono.
5-Boxing. St. Nick's Arena.
Georoe Benton vs.. Willie Dock
cry. Ter rounds. Mlddlewsiehts.
9-See % Now. MurroW.
"Woteh on the Ruhr. !" Germany
l3 years otter We Day.
1880
7-Amos m Andy. Comedy.
1O:45
5-Neusrol Corner.
Il:00
4-News and Local News.
Horkness. Ward.
5-Sports. News. WeotheF.
SieoeI. Warren. Hovis.
7-tieodline. Mystery.
Wilson captures . snipeT re-
sponsibIe for the deoths of five
policemen. Mork Stevens.
9-News. WeotheF. Sports.
Mudd. DouoIos. DonIels.
lI:l5
4-WeotheF. Sports.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
Summit Conference OF Negro Leaders

The National Publishers Association which II organiza
ton IL tho pp Negro publishers IT the country has planned
elaborate summit Conference 81 Negro Leaders Tor Mon
day and Tuesday May ~ aud -
An expected 300 pf tho top Negro leaders from an eQiti
mate walks Of life expected 20 participate Chief sponsors
The editors 81 tho active Negro newspapers mag
n1nos In tho nation
The general conference subject ia 70 boz The Negro
Potential" With The principal emphasis releasing tho power
Of the Negro potential attaining utilization aud
achieving It's realization.
General plenary csans aud conference workshops will
feature The prominent thinkers aud leaders and
the national Negro community
nfwatary elsewhere gives al at questions
% be discussed and 1T the chief figures who viii BE- on
baud to participate
This paper af The charter members Of the National
Publishers Association wishes for the Summit Conference
worthy session out Of which wl good the nation d
wen as g Negro ettaenry
Il Is good Tor bretbau talk one with another out 81
fruitful discussion may fuller understanding better
program. and achievement
II we had way every Negro community IN the couutr,
Of any SIDE would have Summit conference 10 meet ap
eu the various problems which face almost every Negro
ia hts effort 70 1--we decent Hfo home and district Of
bis choosing educate bis children be a good citizen AZ
sume the FUN responsibilities % citizenship and 10 share ii ia
benefits ~ all other citisrns
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
No Profile In Courage" For Kennedy

Senator Kennedy actively campaigning ~, b.. Dan,
oate psys presidential rvgeut bo entitled
"prenioa n Courage
The hoo eviga The Auercas grc, af.
men vito has the % principle party ba eb
integrity above political vSpebeucy who COURAGE Ia a,f
popular opinion and DO what they Doomed right
Using the Natc, ne employed pyxug ba s4hrets m ts
boob Senator Kennedy couldn't quality tog inclusion IN any e
History
ne has been revealed 81 a shotiy plc,e politics
w uptu now the black mark politically against N.aea
e has been bis previous farm vote got,
cradle that II by midwvateru standards
keuncdy-s attitude on tho farm aacaon ass,ra
reflected the attitude strongly f,y
Secretary Beason.n policies.
10 heal These Kennedy emhArkea an
number u ing visits the midwest candidacy ard
cement political support
he has made Minnesota ana Iowa
ON Marrh n when Tire important Senate
70 whether supports ysars
level senator Kennedy missed the voting himself On
the grounds OF illness
on March ~ be showed slam babs
political campaign delivering sreeeh sfaBe
hands with $40 people visiting with 500 people regarding
problem
The he dusked Gas bsfasv i
that he hat voted % eose farm supports he wuud
with eastern farmers
In other words the who tas inspiring aProuw
in Courage revealed himself sadly lacking quality
who had much him bright politics
reveals himself nothing than politician working both
of tho political street
II spectacular overnight he nntayea on
kennedy would that prescription % ca
being alrac!e seci
County tIuserne. Mlun
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
Letters To The Editor
"pemoeru,s = Masters OF Deception"

Editor Lot u take Ptehards efforts My
rapen have the Negro community tro"n
on what thinking Of the Republican Party about
raaea taxes
Her letter reminds me story coucorned father
telling stories In hopes would scare them SO
they forget their dinner
Mrs prchard bangles possibility small aalas tax on
very negeets to mention the law au
the Minnesota bringing TO take thousands
Of the Rondo-st Anthony freo~ay
going % awake day and learn
that the old saying you o the people Of the
time people Of the tmebut they cannot fool
a thu people alt u the time
They going Negroes Of Minnesota gons
and Of them are going 70 re-
member by Senator Lister fii a. Aal AZ
Montgomery, Alabama April ~. 1860 when he said:
States Rights Democrat toll you Il IN tho power
that hns made posi-
bic the defeat soeod civi rights bills
rhe an.pou up today subcommittee Of the
Senate Rules Committee Senator John g sonns Of Aspp y
subcommittee because Of his ) membership m
tho Democratic Party
rbs general ev rights up to-day subcon-
Judiciary Committee Senator Jim EaaHd Of
Npp chairman o. this subeomnse because of hs member
ship the Democratic Party
When tho people District sent Ulster
Congress years the House Of Representatives
fight the anynohing bin II Republican
bin the anti Nnchng bill the calendar Of tho Senate today
ro Republican Party brought ghts bills being
to-day Republican the House and the Republican
leader the proclaim Republican partys oen
these bt' Democratic Senator Lister iil
we led By Senator william
caf} Vice President Nixon Unanswered and hy
Enatnda Judiciary COMMITTEES and passed the first
cyl ftghts nnl 10 - years
Senator aaand chairman Judiciary Committee s soa
unuug inn ably told 70 bottle evh rights lcgis
currently rng President EaenhoNers nomination
tiffany Director Of The newly
created Rights Commission
resc bs things the Minnesota Democrats about
imaginary appeal sinccc, John NJ Culver
County Republican Clyu Rights Committee AsS
rnd,eat nldg, ,ias s. 1881
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
Buy, Buy Body

We just bought Pymouhs four
ncolns and Mack dump truck We also have orders
pairs socks paraoet weve-sory apartment
building and three ttlnkfuis Of chocolate
Now don't need all this stuff pay
have managed fe~ down by hooking
drawing savings the doubling mortgage
o
And certainly hope the out whoa
urging buy satisfied telling
and in published advertisements that actually patriotic
duty 70 buy.
Well always have favored people buying things
people selling them things hut had thought
free enterprise based strictly
70 the whatever patriotism
not suspect for exercising his
But obviously must have been
officials Of free enterprise
businessmen telling otherwise buy the
recession viii become depression Of
something and the Communists win take
we certainly wouldn't want that to happen bought
The Bucks and the socks and the paakee
else does the economy spin upward to new
or No we're told And there be oyepanson by industry
and IL there should be another think carefully
only Big Wan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09
That Warning Siren.

Every now and then the Civil Defense air raid siren atop
the Wv National Bank Building 10 Minneapolis sbrlls out
test warming This been going Tor several years
and We have yet a single pera"n ~ the street
who i would know what 70 do II the signal proved
70 be the real thing
This newspaper few weeks following the warning
sh ~ the siren asked persons random what the wauR
notice meauony Of the had any coherent idea Of
what might be expected Of himwhn he should do the siren
was the sign ~ air Invasion uucear attack
Nov contend ha If the public which questioned Is
no more informed than revealed In spot check there
something really wrong about Of civilian defense warning
project
If the siren has significance and means nothing except
that the civilian defcnse pactcetooting, and II means
nothing definite 10 the popuare il just much
waste, aud noiso
We would like to hear from somebody soon as 70
just what the people The community supposed 70 do II
the siren IL the real thing II ten people questioned at random
don't know there must be people who don know than do
No need 10 tell that tho people ought % take an
interest n Civilian Defense They should but that's not the main
issue II the people don't know what warning meansehat
good viii II do ia emergency
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-09

nothing blank sheet Of IN
typewriter facing many things happening the past
things might this column
We both going along hand
somey glad this weeks the
supervisor BY ST. Paul Post
sgurd Frank Adams for
Minneapolis mayor
Mlnneapoutans important DFL convention
committees il appears The Third
OEsed Firth district
This important because
cvii rights pronoancenents and
grams
wght job the next election -crry
Is a afraid htant liberal
sm, rather these
anniversary Of the migrated
Minnesota plan 20 E shovel Of dirt which win
construction brand building
publishing which publishes paper
willing win the fiton dream which had for
newspapers support
people communities all creeds and
As we lift up the thinking
the
the Almighty spauug the finished tasks and
those ahead
royalty Chicago plants
johnson Publishing publishers Of EBONY, JET The DE
FENDER people Publishing people
from Publisher Johnson
institutions The public usually
purpose they
which and real service public
and patronage.
through the advertising columns this and viii
find that OF the firms good firms interested
vdng goods
the prosperity the community
others.-Ceci f. Newman.