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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17
Parking Meters In Business
Section O.K.'d By Aldermen
Slight Concessions Made In
Difference To Student Pleas

After more than four months of lengthy discussions
numerous deferrals and sharp opposition hv Irnver
Students the Chapel Hill Board of Aldermen adopt,
the ordinance on parking for the main business
district Although the aldermen made some slight
changes IN Difference to student opinion the finally
ADOPTED parking meter ordinance largely followed recon-
mendatlons made BY the Planning Board in February
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17

Mrs. J A. Warren and her
daughter and granddaughter. Mrs.
X. +. Donnan and Jean Donnan.
visited relatives In Person County
last Saturday
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17

The last well baby clinic Of the
season at the Negro Community
Center on North Graham street
was held yesterday. The clinic
viii resume operation TIE third
Wednesday II Esptambsf.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17
Warrens Take Camping Trip

The Charlie Warrens have been
in the mountains on a camping
trip
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17
wiIlIamses Building House

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Williams
OF Pritchard Avenue are building
q house in Colonial Heights, They
expect to move into 1t this fall,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17

Varsity Theatre. Wed, Duel al
Apache Wells" Anna Maria Al
berghetti. Ben Cooper, Jim Da-
Wis; Thurs, No Down Payment. y
.Joanne Woodward. Sheree North.
Tony Randall; Fri. Run Silent,
Run Deep" Clark Gable. Burt
Lancaster; Sat, Fort Bowie. '
Ben Johnson, Jan Harrison: Sun,
Mon. "A Time TO Love and a
Time to Die" John Gavin. Lilo
Pulyer.
Carolina Theatre: Wed, Union
Pacific" Barbara 6tanwyck, joel
Mccrea; Thurs. Mixed Earth. :
Richard Todd, Julictte Greco;
FrI. 10 Mon., ''Rock,A,Bye Baby, !"
Jerry Lewis. Marllyn Maxwell,
Reginald Gardnsr. connie Stevens.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17

Morehead Planetarium Land,
Sea and Sky" 3 pm and $50 p.
m. seven days week. plus u
o m. and 4 pm. Sat and 2 pm.
and pm. Sun.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17

Tho md term Of the UFdc Sum-
mer School win begin ThnEBday.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17
ehopel hill
Scenes

describing In q word or twe
what youT irisnds ere say-
Ing. thinking. and doing :. .
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17
laIe~aas Of
EVENT
Wednesday, July l6

Wednesday. July ls
. $50 pm, Members Of Amity
Methodist Church hold family
night supper at parsonage IN
Colonial Heights.
Thursday. July II
. 4 80 pm, Summer School Chor-
us rehearses. Hill Hall.
Saturday. July ID
q pm, Members OF Country
Club 10 have Steak Broil In
er the Stars" on Clubhouse
grounds.
Sunday, July 20
. 7:3O pm, Amity Methodist
Church's Board Of Directors
meets at parsonage.
. 8 pm. W.S.C.S Of Carrboro
Methodist Church gives RECEIPT
} Ion at church in honor OF new
pastor and his family.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17

DIR. A j. Warren and his daught
er. Mrs IIuldah Warren Scott
and her two children were here
recently from Pennsylvania to
visit Mrs J A. Warren and her
daughter. Mrs X + Donnan.
They also visited relatives in
lIiilsbor0 and In Person County.
kn0epflers Going 10 Iowa
Mr. and Mrs Donald Knoepfler
will leave this week for a month s
visit 10 relatives In Iowa.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17

Exampas h nHawe SsrcfEGs -
precspt. Pespse Issk - - - days
. week - go HfAt \ nne2n em -
seventh.-RisAnxd Cecfl
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
Bethlehem Members In
Salute April 18th To
LODGES 40m Birthday

BE T H L E H E M, Pa. -
Heart of Jesus CF'U Lodge
SIG will sponsor it's 10th An
niversary Celebration on Sat-
urday, April 10, at the Croa-
tian Home, 1885 E. 4th st.
Country style fried chicken
and all the trimmings will be
served beginning at $50 pm.
To make the evening
more enjoyable, music will
be rendered by the Polka
Teens.
Admission charged will be
$3.50 per person, a very nom.
inal fee considering all the
enjoyment you will receive for
| it.
All lodge members, their
families and friends are invi-
| ted to commemorate this
milestone with us.
Perina Timko, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
Amb'idge. Sec'y Won't
Turn Home Into Office

AMBRIDGE, Pa. 49, r h e
undersigned once again calls
attention to the fact that the
dues Of "St. Nicholas" CFU
Lodge 304 members will not
be collected at his home.
I may be found in the
office of our club rooms ev-
cry Sunday from 2 to 5
pm. for the purpose of ac-
commodating those who
cannot pay dues at Lodge
meetings.
Virtually all members visit
our club rooms at one time
or another during the week,
so why do some want to in.
trude on the privacy of my
home when I can be of service
to all in q much more conve.
nient place. 49,.
Fred Perich, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
| Tammies Will Invade
Chicago April IS For
Annual Spring Concert

CHICAGO, Ill. - The Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans will present their annual
Greater Chicago Spring Con-
cert on Sunday, April 13, at
the 9th Street Theater, TAI
South Wabash Avenue. The
program will begin promptly
at 800 pm.
internationally famous folk
artists, the Tamburitzans are
currently in their twenty-first
season of concert presenta-
tions throughout America,
featuring the music of the
tamburitza and the southern
Slavs, including highlights
from the folklore of other
, European countries.
Recent successes inclu-
ded appearances in the
Eastern cities of Boston,
Mass, Manchester, N. H.,
and Washington, d. c.
1t is truly a privilege tt
welcome the Tammies to oul
community each spring, anc
to experience, anew, the thrill
of this stirring musical pro.
duction of Balkan folklore at
it's best.
Why not share this wonder
full experience with others ?
Invite your friends to this
years concert. They'll love
the Tammies and love you for
inviting them.
Ticket orders are being
filled now. Send your order
today to: Tony Muselin, 1854
East Seth St., or call Saginaw
1-5OO3. All seats are reserved
and are being sold at $2.25,
main floor, and $1.75, balco-
ny. Marie Culjak, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
Cokeburg Lodge 34 Members Printing
For D.U Show, Mothers Day Festival
Tamburitzans To Hold April 26 Concert
In Spacious Ellsworth High Auditorium

Our second such undertak-
ing will be our annual Moth
er's Day Concert and Dance
on May II.
Featured OH the pro-
gram will be a Junior Tam
buritza Orchestra. Kolo
Groups, guest speakers
from the CFU Home Of
flee, and representatives of
our county government.
It is our wish that this
years program be a repeat
performance of the first
Mothers Day celebration,
held when our club was first
opened.
We ask our neighboring
lodges and organizations to
kindly refrain from schedul-
ing any events which would
conflict with our affairs.
Bernard NJ. Luketich, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09

COKEBURG, Pa. - CFU
"St. George" Lodge 354 will
sponsor two gala events in
the near future.
The first will be the an
nual appearance of the Du-
quesne University Tambur-
itzans on Saturday, April
26th.
AS in past years the pro-
gram will be held in the Ellis
worth High School Auditori'
UNI in Ellsworth, beginning at
800 pm.
Immediately following the
program the Tammies will
move to our Croatian Home,
where they will be served a
dinner and later play for dan
cling in the upper hall.
Tickets are presently being
sold by members of Lodge
354 and friends.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IL, 1858
:OFFTCIAL MINUTES

The Supreme President, bro Mandch, opened the
sion with official greetings All Members Of the Board were
The Minutes of the February meeting approved
Lodge 44S - Bro Stjepan Magovac designated $4,000
for funeral but request had been received from the admin
trator of his for the entire proceeds of the cerf
cate to pay said funeral expenses The Board could
comply with this request, but did approve additional
payment of $4,000 for funeral accordance with
At the request of Lodge e78, the Board approved
donation of $500 from the National Fund their needy
member bro Stefan Delismunovc who resides in Europe
At the request of the United Lodges of Mahoning VAL
ley the Board delegated bro Brkch the guest speaker
at their annual picnic to be held in Youngstown g.
The Board approved the printing of 5000 policy reports
each for the Adult and Junior Departments by the Dunnes
Insurance Reports at a cost of $2942O.
financial report received from the Secretary of
the End annual Ohio State bowling tourney sister Ruth Lo
o boes snar s M boN a
ers which acknowledged and filed
Re sf m 9owng ling items approved % for payment
newal of our comprehensive ! glass insurance policy
so to the Pittsburgh City Fire Fighters Local No
for 5 tickets to their annual dance.
$1,000 to the Fratenal Order of Police for tickets
to their annual dance and also $500 for ad the
casion of their 18th State Convention.
800 to the Veteran Police Assoc for ticket to their
s55s9 the John Swift and Co. for printing 60 copies
of annual statement and Is copies of Schedule of
the annual statement.
$81 46 to the CFU Print Shop for printing tournament
blanks for the sports department.
$500 basketball appropriation for 1858 was ap-
proved to each of the following Lodge 66 of Youngstown
Lodge 1926 Farrell Nest Of Johnstown Nest 2S of so
Omaha; and Nest 1O3 of Conway.
$155O0 to H. N. Bruce and Assoc. for actuarial
vices rendered in January.
Upon the recommendation of the Advisory Council and
the Sports Director, the following recommendations
approved by the Board
Photographer services for the 1858 $4,000 for
the basketball tournaments $4,000 for the Senior $1,000
for the Junior Ducpn tournaments $4,000 for the Senior
and Junior Tenpn tournaments $500 for the Canadian
Five Pin tournament and $500 for the California State
bowling tournament.
Appropriations for Junior tournament parties: SIS 90
to the Junior 10 pin bowlers plus $4,000 from the ourna
ment fund.- SIS 90 to the Junior Duckpin bowers
que tickets to be appropriated to the Junior Five
bowlexs.
Bro Ovcarich presented the following ... :.
Lodge - Bro Charles Vulakovch cert. C-7O26S sub
mtted claim for operation which is not listed in the
Bylaws On the appeal and recommendation of the Lodge
the Board approved donation Of $4,000 of the Ma
tional Fund.
There being further business transact the Sl-
preme President adjourned the meeting.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
Pitt Lbs To Discuss
Plans For May Classic

PITTSBURGH, Pa. 49, The
members of C.F.U. Lodge 234
are requested to attend the
regular monthly meeting on
Friday, April II, at $3.50 pm,
in the meeting room of the
Bratska Sloga, 146-44th St.,
Lawrenceville.
1t is important that our
members attend this meet
ing, because final plans for
the Father and Son Bowl
ing Tournament, to be held
on May 3 and 4, will be dis
cussed.
Lodge officers will be pres
ent at 7:30 pm. to collect
dues.
We urge those members
who are in arrears with their
dues, to bring their payments
up to. date at this meeting.
Remember to attend this
important meeting and be-
come more acquainted with
your Lodge activities.
Frank III. Becer, Jr., Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
Des PLANES Lodge To
Sponsor Annual frolic

DES PLANES, Ill -
Lodge $50 of the Croatian
Fratenal Union will sponsor
it's Annual Card Party on
Sunday, April 27.
The party will take place
at the CFU Childrens Home
School, 1901 Potter Road,
beginning at 500 pm.
There will be prizes and
plenty Of refreshments and
admission charged will be but
$1.O0.
Joseph j. Kirasich, Treas.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
Board Decisions Are
Geared To The Times

CONTINUED from Page 1O)
Points the requirement in
the case of those who would
make the Caribbean Cruise.
The other decision in
creased from $500 to $500
the amount the Home Office
will pay toward medical ex.
animation of those desiring to
affiliate with the Society.
The "hike" will also cover
cases Of present day members
who wish to increase their in.
surance but must undergo
medical examination. Effect.
i've date, April 1, 1858.
Complete 9Th Cycle
Still other decisions saw the
Board make provision for the
future bylaw naming of Con
tipgent, Beneficiaries by mem
bers Of, the, Society and cal
for the March, 1857, appoint
ed New Home Office Building
|Committee to continue with
it's work : ~-..
1aAnd, as usual; many worth
while letters containing sug
|gestions, re c concentrations
and the like, were earmarkec
for the Boards attention and
received with thanks by the
members of the body.
This marked the sixth
semi-annual session of the
Supreme Board since the
election of it's members by
the Delegates to the 1855
Convention.
The Board has two more
such sessions left before the
convening at Detroit in 1855
of the 10th Convention, one
in September Of this year and
the other in March of next
year.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
harbor Lodge To Play
Dance Host April 18th

INDIANA HARBOR, Ind
- Malta Gubec" C.F.U
Lodge 288 will sponsor q
Dance on Sunday, April 18th.
in the Croatian Home.
The doors will be open from
11:00 am. on, during which
time there will be hot barbe-
cued lamb on sale.
Music for the occasion
will be furnished by the
Cavaliers, and all CFU
members and friends of the
area are invited to attend.
Proceeds from this dance
and the picnic, which will be
staged sometime this coming
summer, will go into our
lodge treasury.
Andrew Samanich, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
Columbus Lodge Plans
To Stage Spring Dance
On Saturday, April 18th

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The
"St. Anthony" CFU Lodge
80 Entertainment Commit
tee has completed it's plans
for the Annual Spring Dance
to be held at the Croatian
Hall, 377 Reeb Ave-, begin
ming at 500 pm, on Satur-
day, April 10th.
Music for the occasion will
be supplied by the ever popu-
lar Pozega Tamburitza Or
chestra, with Gus Rogan, and
the usual refreshments will
be served.
We would also like to in
form our friends of the sur
rounding towns that Mr.. Cla-
renee Barnhard has been CIV
ing kolo instructions over the
past several months.
The group attending are
looking forward to putting
their "best foot" forward
by giving a short exhibi-
ton of what they have
learned.
In addition, the young wo-
men of the group will wear
the traditional old world
costumes.
May we extend a most cor
! dial invitation to all of our
members and friends in and
around Columbus and neigh
boring towns. Well be look
ing forward to seeing you on
the 10Th of April.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
Slides Of YugosIavia
Await Gary MEMBERSHIP

GARY, Ind. - Beautiful
pictures of Croatia, in color,
taken during the summer Of
1867 will be shown on Mon
day evening, April IA, begin
ming at 1880 pm.
The showing will take
place at the Croatian Gen.
ter, 3673 Broadway.
Members Of Lodge ITO and
friends are invited to attend;
admission to be free of
charge.
Sylvia Niksic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09

The CrOatian Fraternal
Union of America has al
ways responded to all wor-
thy appeals for help in time
of peace or war, regardless
of race, creed, religion or
color.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
April Is Meeting Day
For Columbus Members

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The
monthly meeting of "St. An
thony" CFU Lodge 80 will
be held on Sunday, April 13,
instead of the scheduled date,
April 20.
All future meetings, how.
ever, will be held on the reg
ular third Sunday of each
month.
Nancy Golombek, Rec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09

351 Cadez Joseph, Egger Maria
403 Carr Daniel John, Wingenfeld
Mildred
434 Zurich Matthew D.
439 Bristol Catherine, Dundatov
Rasio ....
440 Kucek Katherine
4s1 Hancock Anka, Pavletic h
Nick, Vukonich Joseph
4SS Hrycenko Jacob
523 Bober Rose Marie
535 Luketich Steve, Luketich Mil
dred
541 Radosh Eleanor
SIC Rasich Marian, Rasich Mitch
ell
sos Perloski Antoinette, Perloski
Benjamin
622 Yelich Joseph Frank
706 Kapsa Richard s.
706 Kulwicki Anthony e.
739 Zalac Ljubica, Zalac Mike
TAI Owen Rosalia
7s4 Rabuzzi Josephine
s54 Bonk Antonette D., Radmilo-
vich Thomas
900 Kraljich Thomas
920 Justin Gloria Jean
933 Collins Phillip
94S Marich Anthony
60S Zupancic John
63S Ivcec Paval
$50 Mihalic Erika, Petrovich Mil
lie
755 Krekovich Nikola
787 Sanviko Klementina
812 Brelich Annie
$50 Perreault Don
953 Regina Rudolph, Jr.
9H Grubisich Bran, Grubisich Ma
ry
o61 Kokot Germaine
o76 Katunar Anthony
Reserve Expired
Becky Raymond
81 Beja Dorothy, Marbach Ed
ward p.
40 Mesic Wanda Helen, srnak
Marian, Mesic John r.
43 Krsul Loretta Gene
so Kargacin Ivan
210 Petrich Edith M.
628 Malachin Silvio
048 Marinovich Anthony
816 Drobnij Mary
975 Dmitrovich Milan, Latincic
Anna :
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Shun This LON!

. Why - oh, why - do
people insist on spelling it
Croat-1ON? Why? Why? Mo-
lin "a odgovor.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP REPORT

IA klancnik Mary Ann
32 Vranesh George, Vranesh Rose
Sc Bruketa John
.21 Filcic John Peter
rs Ivicek Pauline
.21 Nelson Lorette
.89 Lukac Theodore
L23 Danovich 10 Ann, Danovich
George
$40 Kalember Ignjac, Kalember
Jennie
561 Miller Mary D.
1T Pintar Dave
s32 Brncic Franjo
Accepted On Reserve
1 German Regina j., Ivicak Pa
vac
4 Perkovic Carol Dee
5 Campagna Frances, Campag-
ma Michael, Janakovich An
thony, Lugar Carl, Novosel
John
13 Jurina Catherine B., Jurina
William j., Mesaric Stephen
A.
IA Kuk John, Mikash Frank
Is Brankowitsch Anthony, Furlic
Mato
10 Harrington Cornelius, Lovren-
cevic Michael, Toncic John
26 Dame Rosalyn
27 Kauzlarich Robert
20 Vlakancic Rosie
33 Cipuzovic Marian
43 Krsul Loretta Gene
A Yuhas Ann
Al Milic Magda
u Brnich Joseph, -Jr.
81 Kolar George
"a Grigg Dorothea, Miscich Mar
tin
1876 Luccio Agnes
148 Javor Marija
10 Hartman Violet, Hartman
William
226 Paynich Alma, Paynich Geor-
ge
313 Polanec Edward
423 Smith Ana
428 Sertic John
481 Rodman Max
484 Puskic Charles
5OS Bartolo Mary, Detelich Tho
mas
514 Loncar Steve To-
52s Malachin Silvio
541 Ray Roberta, Ray William
Jesse
669 SOFA Anthony
TAI Dujmov Stephen
77s Dangel Angelina
900 Asanovich Madeline, Bukteni-
ca Jack
$50 Morava Walter l..
644 Jalsevac Catherine, Jalsevac
Nick, Miladin Frank
651 Glad Josip
79s Lovsin Frank
S16 Drobnij Mary
1884 Mrak Anna, Mrak Joe
866 Gerkes Ignac, Kovac Steve
952 Dolanjski Joe
Suspensions
5 Esposito Mary
13 Mills Theresa
81 Pasaric Paul, Pasaric Sally
80 Giedemann Marilyn, Krcmarie
Richard
Al Rudar Barbara
43 Krsul Margaret
q Budai Anna
100 Galias Arthur
1876 Baker Nancy
1872 Katalin Ronald J.
214 Grenko Frank, Jr., Zemo Rich
ard Lee
288 Yuritich Helen
295 Mayetich Harry
304 Cvitkovic William
307 Brozovic Donald, H o m 6
Mark, Kanyok Mary Jane
800 Yum Rose M.
374 Capozza Sergio, Sulenta Helen
392 Madercic James
423 Kerlin Robert, Smith Elaine
Turkall Peter, Turkall Rosalie
514 Drozda Ruth Louise
$40 Gall Dolores A., Gall Edward
C.
sos Mraovich George, Mraovich
Irene f., Mraovich Nick, Ru.
mora GenevievA
731 Krause James
TAI Dujmov Jacquelyn L.
7S5 Miller Martha M.
S54 Ursich Katherine
s59 Vlahovic Daniel Nick, Mich.
aud Myrtle A.
800 Pesusich Dolores
948 Radick Helen.
617 Kuhar Frank
644. Karkin Marian, Mandich nijs
$50 Dumencic Sofia, Markovict
1866 Kovac Stefan
S73 Eric Josip, Kunsek Branko
919 Maximiuk Joyce
954 Bradaric Julia, Bradaric Mill.
vol
961 Biljetina Radovan, Honis
Gustav, Marie Ivan, Marie
Vinko, Zubak Anton
Withdrew From MembeFship
4 Beckett Carol Ann
101 Vukov Frank A.
146 Bank Sofia, Gricar Frank,
Semenko Patricia
PA Matolski Rosetta
439 Peresicn Rosemary
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214 Matolski Rosetta
439 Peresich Rosemary
4S5 Dunham Herbert
Cash surrenders
4 Cavlovich Raymond
5 Chabody Barbara
8 Dicklich Eli
10 Bolkovac Slavko
13 Barker George W., YoYic
Agnes
10 Toncich Gertrude
20 Werling Stephanie
66 Vuljak william
66 Juricic Ivan
SO Mavracic Thomas, Sucevac
Robert
IS Anthony Mary Ann, Simpson
Della May
80 Rundek Mary, vukovic Julia
121 Banicevic andre
146 Westerlund Helen
1855 Babich John N.
167 White Anna Lee
ITO Adlesich Dolores A., Starkey
Dorothy E., Yover Josephine
1T Artukovich Anthony
135 Debclyak Joe
231 Agranic Mato, Paolini Helen
240 Tool Elsie
PAL Resanovich George
255 Evenson Karen Lee
267 Kauzlaric Kenneth
288 Foyer Carol -
289 Husta Kathryn
294 Hacic Michael
335 Pinar Gladys e. :. 49,
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Andrew Samanich, Rec
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-09
COMMUNISM BORROWS
FROM ITALISM

According to communist propagan-
da, everything is wrong with the free
nations - and most especially with
the United States.
But, on occasion. communism is
more than happy to borrow from
capitalism.
For example, last summer typical
American supermarket was installed
at the Grand Fair in Zagreb, Yugo-
slavia. 1t was a cooperative venture
of the Office of International Trade
Fairs, the U. S. Department of Com
merce, and the National Association
of Food Chains, and was the hit of
the Fair, attracting more than a mil
lion marveling visitors. When the
Fair ended, the equipment was sold
to a communist commercial enter
prise. And the market, which will be
Iugoslavia's first self-service store of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-09
WASTED MONEY?

I've always taken dim view of merchants being
hunted by soliciting door prizes for one evert
another.
At the FLA Patterson banquet last week, they had
door prizes by the drove. Folks who them hid
a rather soft spot for the person who donated the
prize.
For instance | the Waccamaw Bank and
Trust Company contribution cash amount in a
savings account
$500 we sort of pledged to myself that from on
I'll deposit few dollars each week in my daughters
rcopened savings account.
So, when someone SolocitS door prize from you
u isn't vast" Of money. The who wins might
S"medar become your best customer =
How I'd love to he Waccamaw Banks biggest
depOSitOr,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gore visited
in the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Lunday Lawrimore Sunday aft
Crroon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Elderdics
were Tabor City and Loris visit
ocS Friday.
Mrs. Addie Arm strong of Fay-
cttevllle was the weekend CHEST
% her children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pink Jenrette, ami MIR. and Mrs.
Ernest Smith and MIR. and Mrs.
links Harper.
Mrs. Pick Jenret,e entertained
Saturday with a Larty honorine
h, daughter, Janet. IN her sixth
birthday anniversary. Games
We're played and refreshments
OF birthday cake. ice cream
candy and drinks .rc.c served &c
fifteen guests. Janet received
many gifts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-09
editorials .

any kind, is scheduled to open for
business in Belgrade in mid-April. To
cap the climax, the organizations
which originally sponsored the ex-
hibit have sent IA top-flight American
supermarket executive to that city, to
see that the market is properly es-
tablished and that it u t n Q
smoothly.
Italy is another country which has
adopted supermarkets, U. S. style.
Such markets are now in operation
in Rome and Milan, and they offer
their wares at prices which are eight
to ten per cent below those otherwise
available.
These markets deal in food. But
the superiority of American retailing
in all its manifold branches to that
usually found abroad is equally pro-
nounced. U. S. retailing provides
more of the good things of life to
more people than any comparable
system yet devised by man.