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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
X REDUCING
TAI EVASIONS

MEXICO CITY, (UP-Evasion
of Federal tax payments will be
reduced about so per cent next
year, the head of the tax collec-
ton section of the Finance De-
partment predicted today.
Antonio Armendariz estimated
that the payment of more than
$120, 000,0 900 was evaded this year
of which about $40, 000, 900 was
finally recovered.
He blamed the Ignorance or
stupidity" of tax advisers as the
main reason for the evasions.
with the modernization and
Improvement of our tax collection
methods, he said, "these thefts
to the community are being cons
family reduced, and we expect to
reduce them another 5 per cent
next year."
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01

cooperation.
Honduran officials, who have re.
Gently come from their country,
said that Villeda Morales wants
the five Central American Repub.
lies to present a proposal in which
the GAS Secretary General would
be authorized to confer with the
NATO Secretary General about the
plan which should be adopted so
that the two organizations may co.
laborate in scientific and economic
fields.
The meeting of the Ambassadors
took place, as did the previous one,
IN the house of Luis Quintanilla
Mexican representative to GAS.
DIR. MORA TO SPEAK AT
SHIP LAUNCHING
NEW YORK, Dec. 81. CUP
Jose A. Mora, the Secretary Gene.
raj of the Organization of Ameris
can States, (OAS, will be -ae.
cording to reports from the Grace
Line the main speaker at the
ceremony of the launching of the
Santa Paula" liner.
The launching of this new liner
OF the Grace Line will take place
on the 9th of January in Newport
News, in Virginia.
Pastor Raymond S. Hall, Direo.
tor OF the "Seaman's Church Insti-
tute", of New York, will give an
Grafton asking Gods help for the
new liner and the crew and pas.
sengers.
Hall was the first Parachute
Chaplain in the US. He was called
the parachute PASTOR.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
HEMISPHERE EVENTS
Latin American News in Brief

by a local architect, using local
materials and labor.
The newspaper story said no
building permit was obtzined from
the proper authorities, that a
Hong Kong construction firm was
building the house and that some
building materials and furniture
were struggled from the Far East.
The story also put the value of
the house at 81 million, which
the lawyer said was absolutely
ridiculous"
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01

Conference which is scheduled to
take place in Quito in 1859, said
his government was rushing to
completion a new legislative pa.
lace, office building and 25O-room
hotel for the meeting, which h
held every five years.
The Inter-American Conference
is the supreme authority of the Or
ganization Of. American States and
decides its general policy and
structure. The work of Tenth Con.
ference, held in Caracas, Venezue.
la, in March, 1854, ranged over ali
topics of interest to the member
governments of the GAS but is
perhaps best remembered for its
resolution, proposed by U. S., Sc.
cretary of State John Foster Dull.
les, opposing any attempt at in
filtration into the Western Henri
sphere by international commun.
ism.
"We will be ready for the Con.
ference by the second half of
1885," DR.. Ponce Enriquez said
during an interview at the Pan
American Union attended by DR..
Jose A. Mora, GAS Secretary Gen.
eral, and DR.. Gonzalo Escudero,
E%cuadorian Ambassador to the O
AS. However, since the exact date
of the Conference must be reach
ed after consultation with all mem.
Der countries, it may not start an.
til January or February of $780,"
he added.
DR.. Escudero explained that
agendas for Inter American Con-
ferences - which include juridic.
al-political, economic, social, cul.
tural and organizational topics -
take a long time to prepare be.
cause of their complexity and re.
vision by all 81 member govern.
ments.
DR.. Mora said he was impressed
by the determined attitude of Pre-.
sident Camilo Ponce Enriquez and
the Ecuadorian Government to en-
sure the success of the month-long
Inter-American Conference.
E%cuadorian artists will compete
for the privilege of decorating tina
Legislative Palace, DR.. Ponce En-.
riquez said. He left a scale model
Of the building at the Pan Ameri
can Union, which will be exhibit.
ed in each Of the GAS member
countries. The Secretary General
Of the Conference, who is the
brother of the President of Ecua.
dor, was in the United States to e.
tend the United Nations Assembly
and consult with GAS officials On
preparation for the 1859 westans
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE
HOLDS PRESS CONFERENCE

MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE.
HOLDS PRESS CONFERENCE
Minister of Agriculture CUTLER
mo Pacheco de Leon held a press
conference in which he outlined
his program for the remainder of
the interim period he is to serve.
Main point of his interview CEN
tered about his determination to
map out plans for increasing pro.
duction of corn, beans and rice
three basic staples in Guatemala's
economy. The Minister stated
that he is requesting an increase
in his budget from SIS million
to IS million to carry out the
program.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01

mas share during the fiscal year
1857 would have been $25, 1877 ,249.
A spokesman for President Err
nesto de la Guardia Jr. described
the proposal is "unrealistic." He
said that since the Canal Zone
government establishes the costs
of operation and the U. S. Con-
gress sets the transit tolls, "we
could be faced with a situation
whereby the operation of the Can
al produced nothing"
The spokesman pointed out that
Panama was seeking better wages
for Panama citizens working in
the Canal Zone.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
ARMAS
NAMED LIBERATOR

The Congress voted to designate
the late President Carlos Castillo
Armas as "Liberator of his Coun-
try"--a title unique in Guatemalan
history. The measure was taken
to ~perpetuate the memory of Col.
Castillo Armas in recognition of
"the great services rendered to
his country and Of his untiring
struggle against communism" A
gold medal was ordered struck to
commemorate the granting of the
title. The medal is to be pre-.
scented to the widow Of Castillo
Armas. The Congress also autho'
rized the erection of monuments
In honor of the Liberator.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
US. Not Concerned
About Proposal Of
P%onof11o's Students
U. S. NOT CONCERNED France,

U. 5. NOT CONCERNED Frances
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 (UP).
United States officials have refus-
ed to comment on the proposal of
the National Student Congress of
Panama that Panama be given
half of the gross revenue from the
Canal Zone.
Officials pointed out that the
United States and Panama rene
goclated their treaty in 1855 and
both sides appeared to be salts
fled with the provisions. Under the
revised treaty Panama's annual
share OF the net profits of the
canal was set at $3.50, 900.
Under the proposed plan Pana-
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Ecuador Rushing Plans for Eleventh
Inter American Conference in Quito

WASHINGTON, D. c. (PAU)
- Ecuador, chosen in 1854 as the
site Of the Eleventh Inter-Ameri-
can Conference, was reported re-
Gently as confident it will fulfill
its commitment as host to the 9TH
er 20 republics of the Western
Hemisphere.
DR.. Luis Ponce Enriquez, Sc
cretary General of the Eleventh
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
MEXICAN STORY ABOUT
BABS HUTTON DENIED

CUERNAVACA, MEXICO, (UP)
Attorneys for Barbara Hutton
denied a story published in the
local newspaper Ultimas Noticias
charging the Woolworth heiress
with illegally building a residence
here.
Lawyer Jose de la Sierra said
the $500, 900 home was completed
"about two years ago" and that
Miss Hutton had complied with
all legal requirements.
He also said the house was built
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
Eximbank Grants Brazil
a $500 Million Credit
for Railroad Equipment

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. (UP)
The Export-Import Bank of the
United States loaned brazil 500,
600, 600 today 10 help build up
its national railway system.
The largest part of the loan
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
ARCHBISHOP CALLS
FOR SPECIAL PRAYERS

GUATEMALA Metropolitan
Archbishop Manuel Rossell Are
llano has issued a call to the
people of Guatemala asking that
December and January be given
over to prayers for peace. Spe.
cial prayers for the country are
being made during these months
in all Catholic churches.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
Latin American Finance
and Trade News Reports

financed in part by a slight in
crease in the tax on gasoline and
in part by a $27 million loan.
The program calls for cbnstruc-
ton of nearly 100 miles of new
highways and improving 1866
miles of existing roads, between
1858 and 1862.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
DIR. URRUTIA ARRIVES

AMMAN CUP = Doctor Fran
cisco Urrutia, the personal repre-
sentative of United Nations Sc
cretary General, Dag Hammarsk-
jold, arrived here by air, and i'm
mediately had a conference with
Foreign Minister, Samir Rifai.
Urrutia arrived from Jerusalem
in a United Nations plane. He
was accompanied by Jordan Off
Gals of the Jordan-Israili Truce
Committee, and observers of the
United Nations.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
HEMISPHERE EVENTS
AVIATION DAY
CELEBRATED

GUATEMALA = Aviation Day"
was celebrated by the Guatemalan
Air Force here As part of the
ceremonies marking the day, a hos
pital for airmen was dedicated and
inaugurated.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
PERU TO TIGHTEN
OIL

LIMA, Peru (UP)- A top gov
eminent spokesman told the Cham
Der of Deputies that the Govern
ment is going to tighten its con-
troll of the oil industry in Peru.
Federico Hilbick, Minister of
Development and Public Works,
said the Government is going to
see to it that concessions grant
ed to private companies r ex-
plotted in accordance with the in
terrest of the country and not
merely the interest of the conces-
s~ionaries.
Hilbick said also that 1--WE are
going to control the operations of
the refining process and the quail
ty of the products offered for sale
In the national market"
The Minister told the Chamber
that a five-year S123 million high
way building and improvement
program unveiled by the govern.
nent ten days ago is going to be
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
ICAITI
COMMITTEE MEETING

GUATEMALA - The Executive
Committee Of the Central Ameri-
can Research Institute QCAITD
met in Guatemala City to consider
the budget for 1858 and to map
out a work plan for the coming
year The Committee includes the
Ministers of Economy of the five
Central American countries. The
Ministers were received in special
audience by President Flores Ave
ndano on Thursday. ICAITI is a
research center maintained by the
Central American republics to car.
ry out scientific studies tending to
benefit the economy of the whole
area.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
URUGUAY BEGINS
MANUFACTURE OF BURLAP

WASHINGTON, D. c. - The
first manufacturing plant in Uru.
quay to produce burlap for bags,
containers, and general packing
purposes was opened in Montevi.
dec last month. The new firm, SA
YEA (Sociedad Anonima Yute Ca.
hamo AfineS), started operations
with $50 machines, including 200
looms with a daily production cap.
acity of $4,000 meters of burlap.
The total cost of the plant and
machinery is estimated at 8 mil
lion pesos, about US 81, $50, 900.
Uruguay now imports burlap to
a value of approximately 81 mil.
lion annually. Working at full cap.
acity, SAYCA plans to produce
bagging valued at So million. The
plant will employ ATS workers.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01

balance which averages s4e, 600,
600 a month.
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CHEMICAL PLANTS
FOR

WASHINGTON, D. C. - Two
U. S companies have announced
that they are joining with Argen-
tine interests to build two chemi-
cal plants which are expected to
save Argentina between $40 and
$l2 million in imports.
M0nsanto Chemical Company
will invest .$28 million to sup.
ply machinery, instruments, and
know-how for a new polyvinyl
chloride plant 10 be built in Men.
doza Province. The Argentine
group will contribute an equal sum
towkard the project.
The other plant, which will pro-
duce carbon s~ilicate and aluminium
chloride, will be built by the Nor
ton Company in cooperation with
Argentine interests. 1t, too, will be
in Mendoza Province. and the total
capital requirement of about Sc
million will be subscribed half each
by Norton and the Argentine part
nership.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01

Member Inter American
Press Associ0fieH
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The same also holds true
in the case of those protected
under the 20-Pay Endowment
at Age IS Plan.
But under the 20-Year
Endowment Plan, which we
discussed a week ago, al
ter the member selects OPP
tiOns Nos. 1 or 2 the insur-
ance is payable to the ben
eficiaries after the death
of the member.
Perhaps this is not of para
mount Importance, for only
a very small percentage of our
members attain the age Of 85
years.
But for the sake of accura-
cy, this explanation was and
is in order.
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Pitt 81 Members Are
|UrQed To Attend Meet

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
members Of CF'U Lodge "a
are requested to attend the
next regular meeting, sched-
uled for Sunday, June /, at 2
pm, in the Bratska Sloga
Hall, 146-44th st.
There are several vital is
sues to be acted upon, but the
most important of all is the
selection Of an additional
group Of workers who will
help to work on the picnic
grounds at the forthcoming
3rd United Picnic on Sunday,
June 20, at Croatian Center.
It should be the concern of
each and every member to be
in attendance when such an
important issue demands our
attention.
John Nsglich, Sec'y.
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MILWAUKEE,, Wise. -
The CFU Mothers Club is
very happy about the success
of it's 9Th Annual Mothers
Day Celebration, which was
held on Saturday, MAY 10,
with an attendance of 3O2.
We are sorry that we had
to turn 81 people away from
the supper, but we had pre-
pared for only $50.
Many thanks to the hard
working committee, as we'll as
to the publicity received
through the Editors of the
Zajednicar, for these wonder
full results.
1t was very nice having
our Secretary of the CFU
Board of Trustees, sis. Syl-
via Niksic, and her hus-
band of Gary, Ind, on hand
for our celebration.
Sis. Niksic's address, in be-
half of the Croatian Fraternal
Union, was interesting to all
in attendance.
The highlight of the eve
ming was the crowning of the
winners of the Queen Contest.
Kristine Papa was the vic
tor in the senior group and
little Janice Puskarich reign
ed as queen of the junior
group.
Sis. Niksic and Sharon To-
porsh shared the honors of
crowning the Queens.
A comedy, entitled "Stf-
div Mladozenja", was en-
joyed by all. The cast in
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West Pitt 522 Members
!WiII Cavort On June 1st

WEST PITTSBURGH, Pa
"St. Nicholas" CF'U Lodge
522 will stage a Picnic on
Sunday, June 1.
Music will be furnished
by the Pozega Bros. Tam
buritZa Or c h es ira of
Youngstown, Ohio, from
$500 pm. until ?, and there
will be plenty of lamb and
the usual refreshments in
store for all.
Tn case of rain, the picnic
will be held indoors, on Route
1853, 6 miles south of New
Castle, Pa.
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Three Toronto Lodges
viii Hold Two Picnics
For Benefit Of Centre

TORONTO, Ont. - Toron-
to CFU Lodges 1872, 961, and
975 wish to announce their
advance plans for 2 picnics
which will be held on July 20
and August 81, 1858.
We kindly ask all other
CF'U lodges, members, friends
and other clubs and organi-
cations Of our area, to kindly
refrain from scheduling an
event on either of these two
dates. Instead, keep these
dates in mind and join us for
some fun and entertainment.
The proceeds from these
outings will 60 into the
funds which will back the
building of our new Croa-
tian Fraternal Union Recre-
alton Centre in Toronto.
The Centre will be to the
benefit of all our people in
this area, as we will have a
home where we may hold our
meetings, dances, pa TT lie s,
and all such social functions.
At a later date we will an
nounce where these picnics
will be held.
John Manestar, Sec'y.
Building Committee
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cluded: Father, Steve Pla-
EEK; Mother, Mary Sikich;
Daughter, Mary Jurovich:
Butler, Steven Homes;
Maid, Mitzie Knaflic;
Maids boy friend, John
Homes; Prompter, Gizella
Pintar; and Director, An
ton SrOk.
In addition to those already
mentioned, we would like tc
thank bro. Nick Hinich
Member of the CFU Board OF
Trustees, who extended
greetings, the lodges that
purchased tickets for our
affair, and all who helped us
in any way.
Mitzie Knaflic, Pres
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What Happens When Age O
To Those In Possession Of Gu 20Year Endowment Plan

PITTSBURGH - In the is
sue dated May 21, 1858, we re-
sorted to both Sections of the
zajednicar to explain in de-
tail the many advantages
which are part and parcel of
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on's 20-Y e ar Endowment
Plan.
In discussing the Options
to be found in this Plan, we
said last week "that after
reaching 85 years, the insur-
ance benefit is payable to the
member"
This is incorrect.
What we should have
said is: "After the men,
ber chooses Option No. l
or Option No. 2, the insur-
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Detroit 351 To Hold
Four Summer Meetings
1st Saturday Of Month

DETROIT, Mich. - We
wish to remind the members
of CF'U Lodge 351 that dur
ing the months Of June, July,
August, and September, the
regular meetings will be held
on the first Saturday of each
month, at the Croatian Home,
beginning at ZOO pm. There
fore the next meeting will be
held on June 7th.
This Forthcoming meet
ing is of great Importance,
as it falls just one week
before Fathers Day, June
Is, the date of our lodge
picnic. Additional infOrma-
ton on this event will ap-
pear in the Zajednicar at
a later date.
Again, we appeal to those
of our members who have not
yet donated to our new Gro
attain Home Building Fund, or
bought any Bonds on which
they may earn $50 interest
annually, to do so Immediate
ly.
AS you know, the Home
must be paid for by the end
of May. This is a very worthy
cause and one which will
bring great pride and joy to
all our people in Detroit.
The grand opening celebra-
ton of our new Croatian
Home will be held sometime
in the Fall of this year.
Mark Kramarich, Rec
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park is located.
Music for both the program
and dancing will be provided
by the Villa and Vesta Tam
buritza Orchestras.
Headlining the menu for
the day will be the traditional
hot barbecued lamb, pork, and
a variety of cooling refresh
ments.
We invite the members of
the sponsoring lodges as well
as all members of other lodges
and our friends to attend our
10th Annual Croatian Day
Celebration.
Philip Paulin, Pub.
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CFU weep" Will Wax Eloquent On Occasion
Milwaukee West A|is Lodges In 10Th CT Day June 9Th

bus service to the outing. The
bus will return home at 800
pm. that evening.
A very fine program will
highlight the afternoon, be-
ginning promptly at 800 pm.
At that time we will be
very pleased to have as our
speaker, representing the
CrOatian Fraternal Union,
1st Vice President Joseph
Bazdarich of Chicago iii.
Also greeting our members
and guests will be the Hon
orable Mayors of Milwaukee,
West Allis, and the City of
Franklin, in whose zone our
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Fonfana Members To
Honor Dads Socially

FONTANA, Calf. - CFU
Lodge $50 will stage it's An
nual Picnic on Fathers Day,
June Is, at Bonita Park, Ly-
tie Creek.
At that time the lodge
will be honored to have as
a special guest speaker bro.
Matt Kovacevich, of Los
Angeles, 3rd Vice President
of the CrOatian Fraternal
Union.
The popular Blue Danube
Ia m buritza Orchestra of
Hollywood will entertain with
music for dancing and just
plain listening, and there will
be plenty of barbecued lamb,
home made delicacies, and
t h irst quenching refresh
ments.
Marcia f. Rakich. Pub,
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MILWAUKEE, - Croatian
Fraternal Union Lodges 255,
261, 391, 1872, and 807 will
hold their 10th Annual Croa-
tian Day on Sunday, June 8.
The celebration will take
place at our new Croatian
Central Park, located 9
miles south of w. Green
field Avenue on So. 18th
Street, near Highway 100.
Furthermore, those who
do not have a way to the
outing are asked to come to
So. 10th and w. Greenfield
Ave-, at 1900 noon, from
which point there will be free
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number of children.

NUMBER Oh CQllOfcn.
If there are no children,
the rate is the same, as if
there were 10 or more (as-
suming, of course, the given
age Of the husband).
4. Double Indemnity, which
provides that in event Of ac-
cidental death Of the husband
or wife - but not the chill
dren - the death benefit is
doubled.
Should Husband Die
We would like to call the
9Th benefit a Waiver Benefit
that is comprised of several
parts.
(a) If the husband dies, his
death benefit is paid to the
beneficiary, but the contract
for the remaining benefits is
continued in force without
further payment of premium.
Benefits, Of course, run to
the expiration of the regular
benefit period, Term to age IS
of the husband, and to age rs
of the children.
(b) If the husband is dis
abled, the premiums on the
entire contract, including
his own benefits, are
waived during the period of
disability.
(c) If the wife dies while
the husband is living, her
death benefit is paid to the
beneficiary and her insurance
is transferred to the husband.
He would then have $4,000 of
insurance, rather than only
$1,000.
That extra thousand dollars
Of insurance is Term to Age
IS. The reason for that is so
that no adjustment will be
required in the premium for
the death of any family men,
Der.
Fairness To Disabled
The customary disability
clause is a six-month retroac-
tive disability benefit.
In other words, there is a 6
months waiting period dur
ing which the insured must be
totally and permanently dis
abled. If, at the end of that
period, the disability still ex-
lists, dues are waived retroac-
lively for that six months
period and for as long hence
forward as that disability ex-
lists.
Premiums are payable to
Age IS Of the insured, or his
prior death or disability, as
the case may be. There is no
reduction at age IS. A plan of
(Cr0atian Frat. p. 10Y
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. -
Happy Aces" Els. Lodge 1928
will stage it's Spring Dance on
Saturday, June Z, at the
Knights of Columbus Hall on
Cedar Street.
Our own Kalamazoo
TamburitZa Orchestra will
furnish the music, which
will be pleasing to young
and old alike.
It has been a long time
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since any social activities
have been held within our
lodge, so we urge all our men,
bers to participate in this af-
fair.
We also extend a welcome
to all our friends in Battle
Creek, Paw Paw, Wayland,
Bradley, and Mattawan. It
will be nice to see you all
again.
Mary Vrbancic, Rec.