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St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

most certain to devote a good part
of its efforts to a study Of taxes
whose should be cut and whose
should be increased? Some ex-
perts, for example, estimate that
Big OIL saves upwards of $780,
900 900 per year with its 27la per
cent depletion allowance. Nixon
made no reference to II.
On the other hand. the imposi-
tion Of the Nixon-proposed sales
tax would, as labor economists
have pointed out, cut IL cents
off the workers dollar, with a
national sales tax. The Committee
on Political Education (COPE)
says workers would wind up with
a 9sla cent dollar. When you add
to this what initiation has robbed
in the last 10 years, the U. S. dol
lar will be worth about 45c.
But the major objection to Nix
on's proposal to cut taxes for the
rich is that II fails to deal square
ly with the question of continu-
ing unemployment What Nixon
did in his speech was generalize.
He forecast that II businessmen
spend money IN new investments
the job slack would be taken up.
Prosperity, in short, would trickle
down.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

Perhaps II should not be necessary each year make
editorial appeal for public support Of the Community Chest
drive, but IL Is.
Present day living is swift that the best things in
life have to constantly be resod to the public As Dr. W. d.
Brown says life passing parade In today living order
70 expose the public TO whatever good for their spiritual
economic educational and physically the best has be
sold The Community Chest is vital part Of odays living and
again hundreds Of neghbors in the husng solicit
ing your help in supporting the private agencies which provide
welfare services recreaona opportunities for men,
and children Of our communities.
The good citizen gives readily to the Community Chest
close to his heart because the Chest good for the community
N which we live When the solicitor your door do your
best What you give win come back TO you many.fold
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

A CONTINUING RECESSION +?
What Nixon failed to take into
account is that there are certain
new factors In the economy which
threaten to leave us with a con-
tinuing pool of unemployed, some
where in excess OF 1000. 900. The
new factors are: automation. inn
proved machines and greater man.
sgement efficiency.
The fact is that big business,
despite the recession, is now reap
ing in the profits, How does this
happen? II was done by taking
advantage of the slack in the
economy to set management's
house in order. Almost every big
business corporation. according 70
reports coming here, has been able
20 reduce costs improve equip
nent and cut waste.
Despite the business uptlIrn
there are stin 4.TO0.OOO people out
Of work. There are $500 900 fewer
factory workers than a year ago
In his next thoughtful" speech
maybe Nixon ought to let us know
what he has In mind for the per
manent unemployed.
Copyright 1855. Robert C
SpivackD
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
MOxwen At,ueks sonu,or Humphrev Aooin

Editor Some months sharply criticized Mnnesotas
Senator Hubert Humphrey
that could remPose segregated facilities
the states said An Negroes should withdraw their support
Hubert Humphrey and from Democrats all government
The old adage that Democrat in the South is the
ocrat In the North has been proven be again"
September 1885, sparIman 3D. Aa): and
the 1852 Democrat Vice speaking
Alabama Young Democrats Mobile Alabama singled
Minnesotas Democrat Senator Humphrey proved friend
southern interests for amendment
that repealed 1866 authorizing troops
to enforce civil rights legislation Sparkman say,
1t from Northern and Western Democrats
South has received the help and sympathy
pues Alone constitute small minority the
ceve fair treatment legislators
outside the South This urge
stay with the Democratic party"
We see that the old adage has been
We here Minnesota repudate Faubusng Democratic
people, Of great intestinal foritude sincerity
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

the United States We Ramsy Count
the Halls that all Of
people intestinal fortitude Of sincerity
humility, who let's you
that Frank FareHslncerely. stephen l. Maxwell
8S2 Avenue g. Minnesota
Editors Notes Mr. Steve Maxwell should
Minnesota voters by suggesting that Senator
Humphrey friendly antcyn rights
not being honest when he Humphrey teeed bin
posing segregated
This Is not true and Mr.. Maxwell knows It true.
thing differ honestly even
the interest Of political
individual suggest that Hubert Humphrey champion
freedom liberty social justice
It's disappointing adopting
familiar John Culver atagem blaming in
Democratic party Senator Hubert
about Senator Edward Thyes support a
string Supreme
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
Quip : Q $ Groms

The hand show handled with such
nesse that you DonYaes under the oriental
rug Hells Canyon behind the vicuna,
Progress report Benson crusade for free
agriculture At Liberty
Nixon indignant Department mail is so
policy However it regarded
mpoc Congressional investigation that
O subversion, American public opinion
segregatonsts denied the of the public
schools looking private buildings private
appropriate would of those medieval
brought from the
le2Os
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

men talk Of the new Nixon" the
more often the subject comes up.
Unfortunately for him, his is the
sort Of personality that evokes
questions of this sort.
The Vice President has been
working hard to dispel the notion
that he is merely a political op-
portunist who shifts with each
political wind. While there are
dozens Of issues on which Nixon's
stand remains a mystery he has
slowly and in a characteristically
calculated manner begun to take
a position on one basic issue. the
question Of tax cuts.
Nixon spoke before the Harvard
Business School Assn. in Boston a
few weeks ago, He delivered what
his associates billed as a thought
ful effort TO analyze" the Amer
lean economy In this address he
offered three suggestions on what
the government should do to over
come the effects Of the recession
\ through which we are still pass
ing.
Nixon proposed:
1. That the Unemployment COM
pensation system be brought up
to-date to cushion the effects Of
joblessneSs on the worker.
?. That business and labor both
combat initiation " management
seeking volume sRles with low
unit profits" and h. union self
discipline" at the batgaining table,
s. That Congress- should vote
tax reforms"
II was on this latts point that
Nixon was most specific. He fav-
ored a cut in the presert corporate
tax rate, an additional cut in the
highest personal tax b,ackets. a
national IL per cent lales tax.
and more liberal treatment OF
depreciation for business taxation
purposes"
NiNon's remarks did not ettract
much attention in the daily news
papers at the time, but they have
since been examined carefully by
economists, businessmen and labor
leaders
The Nixon tax reforms" are
designed to stimulate capital in
vestment. or as he put Il; ne
best way for the American peoae
20 improve their living STANDARDS
Is through policies that Promoa
maximum business growth"
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

The those boys have been conducting themselves
during the World Series the cookies Of this old eoger
heart No doubt about il but that since Jackie Robinson joined
the Dodgers the Negro lads who followed him have added
Than their share TO the National Pasme and really made il
the American National Pastme.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
Page q ST Paul REcoRDER Friday. october TO- 1883

south So today the again mounting civil against the
United states 1854 standing around
ngng their the wild forces Of slavery
Vote for freedomsincerey John Culver Chairman Ramsey
County Republican Civil Rights Committee 6S5 Endcott Bldg,
Robert St st Paul October 1858.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT G. spIvAcK

Washngton-''TRICKLED DOWN" DICK-A great de-
bate has ragged around the personality of Vice President Rich
ard Nixon for the last two The point issue
have real convictions any subjeetf
This has undoubtedly been painful matter for the Vice
President would be for anyone yet more his publicity
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
Editorial Notes

The suggestion that Minnesotans might well open their
schools and homes to Little Rock youngsters white and black
who might want to attend high schools during the present
staemate is good We hope citizens Of Minneapolis and
suburbs and the Minneapolis NAACP which considering the
plan give the plan earnest study.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

THE QUESTION OF TAX RE-
LIEF when the ssth Congress
convenes next January Il is al
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

This Newspaper Is The ResuIor Family Companion
OF fMony Minnesota Homes Every Week.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13
Johnnie Duxers Will
Reorganize League On
Saturday, August 18th

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
reorganization meeting of the
st. Rochus Lodge 5 Mixed
Dux League will be held Sat
urday, August 16, at ZOO PM
at the Croatian Hall in Johns
town.
All members of the past
seasons league and all new
bowlers, as well, are invited
and urged to attend this con-
fab. The leagues rules may
need a revamping and will
come up for discussion.
Given due consideration
will also be other matters of
Importance deemed beneficial
to interesting the members
through this bowling activity.
Members in t e nding to
bowl this coming season,
and We hope there are many
are asked to sign the roster
on the bulletin board locat-
ed in the Croatian Hall club
room.
You can also indicate your
intentions to bowl with the
league by getting in touch
with any Of the 1958-59 sea.
sons league officers, namely
Frank Stojkovich, president;
John ]. Fabina, secretary an6
Frank Sestrich, treasurer.
John j. Fabins
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13
Republic Members To
Make Merry Auq. 31st

REPUBLIC, Pa. - We Of
CFU Lodge 528 wish to cor
daily invite all our friends
and neighbors to attend the
Indoor Picnic at the Croatian
Hall in Republic on Sunday,
August 81.
Barbecued lamb and pig
will be served from noon
on, with plenty Of liquid re-
freshments to please all.
TO make the occasion COM
plete, an orchestra will pro-
vide entertainment beginning
at 800 pm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13
Northern Ohio keg|ers Are Scheduled
1oMeet August 18th In Cleveland Home
Saturday Afternoon Sessions Proposed esM
During July 28th Reorganizational Rally Ns8

present for Pioneers Lodge
663; and Andy Budniak sat
in for Zumberak Lodge $50.
We may also add that these
meetings were called to order
by our Pioneer Lodge presi-
dent, John Badovinac, only
after instructions by the Pio-
neers Lodge.
About the most import
ant bit of information we
hope to leak out to our
Cleveland Men Bowlers is
that majority of the repre-
| sentatives at the first meet
ing felt that sessions should
be held on Saturday after
moons.
We believe that this Is the
first time that this has ever
been attempted here in Cleve-
land and the above mentioned
members will bring this mat
ter up at the August meetings
of their lodges and then re-
port the reaction at the Au-
gust 18th meeting.
1t is also hoped that any
one interested in bowling in
the league for the coming
|year should contact the above
names as soon as possible.
This pertains also to members
not in the above lodges.
! George Celizic, Reporter
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13

posed CFU West Penn Mems
Travelling League and this
matter will come up for full
discussion.
Also on the agenda at
said meeting will be the or
ganizing Of q Lodge 4 Ten
pin League, there being a
decided interest on the part
Of some Etna CFU-ers to
roll the big pins.
The above matters and any
sports activity beneficial or
catering to CFU interest
among the Lodge 4 members
will get due consideration.
Joe Farrell, Sports Dir.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13
East Pitt kegIers To
Aqree On Season Plans
Durinq Auq. Il Meefinq

EAST PITTSBURGH, Pa.
- The CFU Lodge 141 "Hr-
vatska Villa" Mixed Bowling
League will hold a meeting
at the South Slavic Workers
Home, corner of Electric and
North Avenues in East Pitts
burgh. The time and date of
this meeting are 1880 PM
Thursday, August 21st.
Said meeting eliminates a
drive for new members and
the agenda will be spiced with
a discussion of the coming
bowling season.
The league officers have
already contracted to re-
sumo league activity ON
Thursday, September 4th,
1858 at 1900 PM at the
Sokol Hall in East Pitts
burgh, Pa. and have league
sessions every Thursday
thereafter.
While the Lodge al "Vila"
members have Jared well at
home and abroad through
their bowling activity, we in
the interests of the Society
invite all CFU members in
and around the Turtle Greek
Valley to attend this meeting
and cast their bowling lot
! with our CF'U league.
Mary Hydock, Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13

. The Government of Yu-
goslavia will shortly estab-
lish a nationwide chain Of 80
|super-markets AZ the result
of the tremendous impression
made by q similar American
exhibit during the Zagreb In
ternational Trade Fair Of
1857.
All, Zagreb, Croatia's fab
ulous Little Paris of The
Balkans" which We visited
back in 1856.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13
Etna keg|ers To
Meet August 24th
Travelling Squad
Will Be Discussed

ETNA, Pa. - This is
notice to the effect that the
Etna Lodge 4 sports-minded
members have a meeting on
schedule for 200 pm, Sun
day, August "a, at the Lodge
Home, 80 Grant Avenue,
Etna.
Etna's perennial duckpin-
ners have signified to def
nitely enter a team in the pro-
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bowling sessions, the election
of officers, etc., will headline
the main agenda of this as
sembly.
This writer is happy to
report that the first meet
ing for the above purpose
was held on July 28th with
five Cleveland Lodges rep
resented.
Lodge IA was ably repre-
sented by John Kroatto and
John Kovach; Lodge SO by
John Botulewich; Lodge 337
Of Euclid had John Herak as
it's representative; George c.
lizic and Frank Bilicic were
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13

CLEVELAND - The next
meeting for, the purpose of
reorganizing the once popular
Cleveland CFU Mems Bowl
ing League will take place
on Monday evening, August
18th, in the Croatian Home,
1914 st. Clair Avenue, at 8
O'Clock.
This will probably be the
final meeting and it is hoped
that such matters as the
Leagues opening date, the
time and place Of the weekly
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13

FEMALE HELP WANTED - as
companion to semi-invalid, must
speak Croatian. No work in
volved, finest residential section
in Whitehall, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Phone TU 1-4632. Call between
7 and 8 o'clock p. M.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13


Report Of Supreme Secretary
Disbursements for the Month of June, 1858
emil and Beneficiaries
United States 7s4e5 90
Death Benefit Claims Canada 100000
Matured Endowments ~ - - 4see57
Cash Loans
pi1iasnas pslHsa r@ynsns' 2ss57sos 7ses
Premium Loans - .
Sick Benefit o United States 265o2o
"A" a,27so2
Sick Benefit "B" United States 2s2oo
United States 10000
Sick Benefit B" Canada 10000
Disability United States
DisabUity Canada - w w. 49,. ......... $50 90
Maternity Benefits
Total 21623
Paid From Administration Fund
Executive Board Officials and Employees $ -
Editors and Employees of "z' 2225OO
CFU Printing Department printing Of z SsoS M 90 90
Ho.sch specht Mueze Wood auditing books ~... 10000
Norman Carpenter County Treasurer se73e
Poataee for Official Organ -. .............
Postmaster Of Pittsburgh postage
cFU Printing Department printing office supplies -
International Business Corp 1854
subscription and extra 25s
Petit, Hill & Bertram, monthly fee 225OO
Superb sssys,s newspaper cuts school 1875
Premier American shade Co. cleaning and repairing
Reports, report copies 147.lo
expenses attending NAIC meeting 1S4 2s
Duouesne Light Co., electricity 1873 70
v Mandich attending Chicago 12a II
III. Bell Telephone Co. telephone and srams ann M
attending CFU lodge celebration 1000
rnvi+.h. Cas- Cononanv 95.O1
I R nnne Assoc actuarial services 5000
Mandh epp attending Proc Of Frat Week 5000
SysI s neo N1 M n co premiums s7sS
Joseph N attending picnic of Milwaukee lodges $500
CITY Plumbing Heating Supplies repairs boiler 3475
Anava Service copies of comparative report
ss.Tso.oush {snor supplies ;;:,:~ soss
The Tood Company maintenance nance Of Of machine nn o o
Georgetson's Flowers flowers for Joseph Plese 2715
sakae Bros, for Luka Mario 2eoO
Supply Co, supplies for "z' 2242
Moodys Service subscription to Bond Record 0o
cross VOL Of
Mco Mfg exterminating service 1900
water Filter Co, water service 1882
The Whitaker Paper Co, supplies 1Ols
The western Union telegraph kilograms s1s
Royal Corporation seryicng typewriter $50
National Fraterna Congress Youth Council dues Zoo
n:ss =: snsss5sRa ss Pitts filing SOC SOC
:::s
fest:ss sos;:1 s.euaity sna n'rsses' Tsaes 4sss;
prota, - w ~w ~ww ww 49, ww s 32 ss1 sc
CRU Appropriation bowling
St Bowling Tournament sse Il
Bradc attending bowling tournament banquet 1421a
Arena rental for ST. Louis Tournament 72o(
stephen Brich ssc
(.FIJ phoos of Dux
Charles Vac photos of 1858 Duckpin Champs
Total 2os1St
$Z
L. CF additional expenses
Orphans Trust Fund
$50 Delich, benefit and interest Of mother,
Maria | |" ~
benefit and interest of father,
Milan 49,. 49,. .... -. 3ss11
Total s499s
Order
14449
Dividends
PAYMENTS 151OO
Transfer Of terminal reserve
Cash Surrender
Cash Loans
UARCO Jr Membership 1855
Acct.
Assessment 1OS
PosOf
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13

Meats Groceries
Anton Klobuchar ASSOC prepaid Insurance 1876
L. 14471
& REPAIRS
Hardware supplies 1906
Company, electric 1926
12115
Northern Illinois Gas Co, gan 1850
Rozgoy, teacher $500
Jaxopc professional charges 1900
Sporting Goods labor and material 500
PrarieLee Pharmacy supplies 5132
months 5000
Telephone Illinois, telephone 1929
Hot Lunch Program April lunches. $3.50
Shop toys 3O35
Station, and oil 2795
Valha, professional services 2OO
H. Heller M D., professional services 2OO
Neverly, lunch money for May
Stationers supplies 1880
Sinclair Service Station
Postmaster postage 900
charges delivery
Security Taxes 1857
Committee Expense 1850
Total . % % ""$O O16o63
Summary
Members Beneficiaries
Paid Administration Fund
Athletic
National Fund 2e3e27
Orphans
Junior Order 9S339s
Printing Department 81466S
Chldrens Home 5165s3
Grand Total $441 1856
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13

Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-21

do y la television. Sin embargo, Ell supre-
mo Tribunal Electoral dictamino, la Ultima
semana de agosto pasado, que ell decreto en-
question era unconstitutional e Immediate.
mente Sc autorizo a los candidates oposicio.
nistas a usar la radio y la television, cosa
que ha sido recibida como una victoria de la
libertad de palabra por la Union Nacional De.
mocratica, partido que llev6 ell case desde
los tribunales electorales interiors; al Tri-
bunal Supreme.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-21

LoNDRES, (UPD-El Ma
riacal de Campo, Vizconde Ber-
nard Montgomery de El-Ala-
meln regreso a Gran Bretana
para acogrese a retro de las
fuerzas armadas, despues de la
despedida que Sc lie di6 en- Pa
ris. en- ell Gltimo Quartet militar
que estuvo a SUI msndo, en- cali
dad de vice comandaate supre-
mo de las fuerzas armadas de la
Organization del Atlantico Nor
tie t0ANl.
Montgomery Sc retira este
mes, despues de haber servido
medic siglo en- ell ejercito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-21
CANCILLER CATOLICO
ROMANO GRAVE

CIUDAD DEL VATICANO.
(UPIJ-Se anunci6 anoche que
Sc halla gravemente enfermo ell
Canciller de la Santa Iglesia Ro-
mana, Cardinal Celso Costanti-
nj.
Tn grupo de medicos celebro
una ~consulta de dos horas junto
al lecho del enfermo, que hoy
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-21

tiene 81 amos de edad, y resell
vic trasladarlo hoy a una clint
ca de Roma desde Ell Palacio
del Santo oficio donde reside
ell cardinal.
Monsenor Constantine fue he
cho cardenai por Pic XII, en- ell
consistorio de 1858. Ell prelado
es tambien miembro de las sa-
gradas Congregations de la
Iglesia Oriental, Propagation de
Ia Fe y Asuntos Eclesiasticos
Extracrdinarios.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-21
FRANCHISES DIEZMAN
BANDA REBELDE

ARGEL, (UPI)-Las tropas
francesas dieron muerte o hire
ron cast a 1000 rebeldes en- la
Ultima semana de lucha en- Ar
CELIA. La information fue dada
a conocer en- ell Quartet general
de las fuerzas francesas.
Tn vocero del comandante
milita1. General Raoul Salan,
dijo que TAG insurrectos fueron
muertos y 222 capturados en-
combate durante la semana que
termino Ell IA de septiembre.
En- ell mismo periodic fueron
tomadaS a los insurgentes 500
armas, de diverse naturaleza,
incluso gran cantidad de arrnas
autonlaticas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-21
ELEccIoNEs -.

(Viene de la Pag1na DOS)
cha puede desarrollarse sin obstaculos en- Ell
Brasil. desde que Ell gobierno no Sc ha inrnis-
Guido en- la campana electoral.
La oposicion esta en- general de acuer-
do con Falcao, salvo en- Ell case de la campana
por radio. La aplicacion de I'm decreto ley
de los tiempos de Getulio Vargas, prohibia
a la oposicion hacer uso libremente de la ra-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-21
.cIcLo
Wiene de Ia Prinera1

(Viene de Ia Primera1
81 Las finanzas de los par
/. Gdos comunistas
~ La revolution en- Hun
gria
81 La conspiracion eor1u-
nista en- America Latina.
81 FL espionaje sovietico en-
America Latina
y La infiltracion econ6ni-.
ca en- America Latina
81 Las perspectivas para 81
eomunismo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-21
MISSION DE ONU
DUPLICARA

BLIRU, Libano, (UPD-La
mission de observation de las
Naciones Unidas, duplicara ca
81 sus fuerzas en- FL Libano. en-
Ell curse de la proxima semana,
para ayudar a crear una atmos-
fera de estabilidad para la eva
cuacion de las tropas norteame-
ricanas, declare hoy ell iefe de
los observadores, Gallo Plaza, ex
Presidente de Ecuador.
LLEGA A DE
BISSCHOP A FRANCIA
PARIS, (UPI)--El barremi-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-21
sIn7Es6DuDlAL.
DEL "DlARl0 LAS AMERICAS"

en- favor de la constitution del
General Charles de Gaulle.
Los comunistas comenzaron
la grlteria, cuando Reynaud Sc
arerco a la plataforma de los
orsdores y armaron tai ruido
que despues de ounce minutes
ell comisionado de policia tom6
Ell microfono y ordeno que Sc
despejsra inmediatamente Ell To-
na1
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-21

tamente Ell nivel que Sc habia
calculado podria causar cancer
d la tiroides en- los ninos. Por
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-21

esa raz6n tuvieron que ser con-
fiscados miles de litros de le-
che en- | aregion.