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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

The average American has
long ago been sold on the need
for insurance protection and
on it's economic, social and,
yes, even psychological sound
ness. To coin a pun in all SER
iousness - "He wouldn't be
caught dead without it."
When we think, then, Of
these 70 billions that will be
sold in the current year
why should it be such .
fight to extract = paltry
few millions of that astron-
omical sum for our own
CFU?
Why shouldn't a mere five
or six millions be diverted to
our own processing mills ?
Why shouldn't you, our GU
recruiters, get the benefit of
some Of that potential mar
ket?
Legion Of Recruiters
Well, it shouldn't be beyond
the realm of achievement and
if past performances are a
guide, and why not, at least
a thousand of our fraterna]
exponents will be in the re-
cruiting field in a few months.
Before the two-year
course of the drive is COM
pleted that roster of CAM
paigners should be augmen-
ted to two and perhaps
three times that many.
We have often stated that
your portfolio of CF'U insur'
ance certificates is the best
AND THE MOST REASON
ABLE IN THE ENTIRE IN
DUSTRY. So you need harbor
no inferiority complex on that
score.
Oh but wait! that is
only part of the story. Over
and above the unbelievably
low price of the insurance you
are selling" shares in a
House of Brotherhood that
has no peer in the fraterna]
field.
This Is Fraternalism!
Let us cite, today, but two
such extra-contractual bene-
fits in this, the greatest or
ganhation of it's kind in the
world.
These are not isolated cases
for at almost every Executive
Board meeting, which occur
twice each month, your Soci-
ETY. does something for its
members that has no relation
to the specific liabilities of the
insurance certificate and
something that wouldn't even
be considered in most frater-
nal orders, let alone insurance
companies.
At the last such regular
meeting of the Board q ply
sical1y handicapped member
who had, exhausted all the
sick and disability benefits
guaranteed him by his con-
tract asked, through h j Z
lodge, for some financial aid.
He was given q donation OF
$50 from the National Fund.
Has anyone even heard
of q commercial house let-
ting down the strict bust
ness bars and giving . poll
cy holder even one cent
over and beyond the con-
tract obligations?
And yet the vast majority
Of Americans in quest Of new
insurance coverage will end
up behind that stern, unwav-
ering policy instead OF avail
ing themselves of a fraternal
certificate that is the key to
mum e rous extra-contractual
benefits. )
Definition Of Decency
We had another example OF
true fraternalism- almost un-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

THE SPIRES OF the Church of st. Stephen
in Zagreb, the Capital City Of Croatia, Yugo-
slavia, and known the Continent over as "The
Little Paris of The Balkans" This historic
city is but one of the many centers in Yugo-
slavis which will be visited in 1860 by the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

There Is A Great Difference Between
Croatian Fraterna| Union Projection
And Insurance hawked By Commercials
Deserving Members of Society Aren't
Pitched Into Street When Down and Out
By Michael Grasha, Chairman, Campaign Comm.
PITTSBURGH II national insurance journal predicts
that despite the presence of definite recession the
American economic whoppng 70 billions of dollars
of insurance will be sold this year. This high, in
spite the financial setback might like paradox at
first glance At the least it certainly be termed mild
miracle.
If we analyze it little closely will however
that it simply matter of applied salesmanship to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

that the rest of the cast could
do to keep on the same camera,
II wasn't a bad job at that
credible, I believe, Is the word.
Henry Denker's script, however,
had few fresh turns TO a we'll
worn theme. Should the wit
ness turn his family life upside
down and endanger wife and
son to testify against a killer?
Richard Kiley played the
sympathetic detective: Nancy
Marchand. the wife: and Tim
Hovey. the son.
At one point in the melo-
drama, after publication Of the
witness picture in the news
paper. a friend called to joke
with him about it on the phone,
so you think it's funny" Berle
snarled.
Time To Go: 1t never oc-
CURED to me last week to ask
George Burns (on the long-dis-
lance phone) if either he or
Oracle we're entertaining
thoughts of retiring. The pos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

will consist Of q Commute
version of Mary Chase's Mrs.
Nothing" starring Helen
Hayes. who'll be recreating her
Broadway role.
Ted Mdck'S bdck-dgain Ana
teur Hour this Saturday, 10
pm, WRC-D never GETS an
easy assignment In 1855,
the Amateurs Dere on opposite
Gleason; in 1856, against Sui
ltUGn and Allen NotD, Mack
shoots it out NTH the No. I
ShotO-GunSmoke!
The producer of tomorrow
nights long-awaited Aladdin
(CBS-9 must have a magic
lamp of his own. When
John McCurry, who was to play
the genie, was suddenly taken
i'll, a talented replacement was
found in 6-foot-6 Godfrey
Holder, versatile performer
from Trinidad who is currently
having a one-man art exhibit
in New York. Those who
saw him in U. S. Steel,s 1.-THE
Bottle Imp" last season will
regard the casting as inspired.
James Donald, who played
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

Tic DOugh-Capt Michael oReurke is still champion
and going strong. He finally defeated Mrs. Patricia
Nance after four of battle ORourke is now $92
ahead and takes up the game tonight with contestant
Robert Schulherg who has tied him far Schuyler
Patterson and Mrs Marjorie Peck wait their turn in the
wings 1880 pm, WRCA.
Real McCOysGramps Proposal" Average episode Cramps
ove em and leave em policy is put to the acid tests
his gal Flory, receives proposal from anotheD
Not as funny usual but Brennan is delightful the
Jealous sutton. $3.50 pm, WMAL-7
Dragnet-An intriguing case involving victim of a stabbing
missing woman, and a guest appearance by Lee Mer-
wether. Unfortunately the mystery inerferes with the
main point of the program-wl Frank Smith pass his
ergeants exam? AS far we're concerned the problem
has become Will Frank take his Sergeants exam?
Loyal fans will be on edge tonight $3.50 pm WRC-4.
Climax"The Secret Love of Johnny SPAIN An interesting
twist the Jimmy Dean story young singing star is
killed in plane crash, and the movie studios publicity
agent finds himself with deceased star just before the
opening of his film. Great Shenangans involving black
mail of the singers friends follow upon the other
in search Of exciting opening night Overploed but
of the characters well drawn. $50 pm,
WTOP-9.
Pat Boone ShOwPeggy Lee visits with Pat tonight the
two play at being modest about how the folks back home
talk of their There's quite business of oudong
each other this tack but they manage bravey. Pats
songs are Wabash Cannonball" TOO Soon to Know"
You're My Girl and Because Peggy sings "It'S Moth
ing" and Pat and Peggy duet People Like You and Me"
and Swing Low" pm, WNdAL-7
Pa yhOuse 9O-Pont of No Return" by John Marquand
The Marquand flavor is intact in this good TV adaptation
by Frank Gilroy Marquands favorte TV adapter). It's
a short story of a who finds himself buckng for
presidents ob and looks back and wonders whether
he's taken wrong turn somewhere. Though Marquand
doesn't offer his hero alternatives for his predcamen
he gives good for his dissatisfaction with his
plight fine cast including Charlton Heston, Hope
LANCE Katharine Bard and John Williams plus Franklin
Shafners direction make this enjoyable drama, $50
pm, WTOP-9.
Ernie ShOw-Edward Everett Horton is tired being
lovabe he tells Ernie and tries to show how sarcastic
he be. He's unconvincing. Ernie and the singing
group recall Lamppost of Old Broadway and Ern sings
You Don't Have to Be Baby to Cry" and the hymn,
! whispering Hope" $3.50 pm, WRC-4
Tomorrow Afternoon
Matinee TheaterThe Hearts Desire" Pleasantly told tale
about the fortunes of the famous Persian poet Omar
Khayyam who sought wealth and glory, but always
had it urged upon him-hrs by his father then by his
friends and by the court Kudip Singh is attrac
| lively cast in the lead pm, WRCA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

play tho key sole a Sydney
Carton In the Show Of the
Month production Of tale Of
Two Cities" March n.
WRc-4 will televise "Satel-
lites, Schools and Survival
Friday, Feb. %. from 2 to 7:30
pm. Charles Van Doren
narrates the film produced by
the National Education Asso-
citation.
That same night THE 2SthJ
incidentally. Person to Person
Dtsits Judy Holiday.
4 49,
ScorebOard:
The Jerry Lewis Show tues
day. WRC-1:
Producer Lewis will have to
get performer Lewis to rehear-
sal on time hereafter. ;. Some
thing was amiSs Tuesday-the
show was probably his most
uneven of the season. Saw
ing interludes included a comic
dance with Betty Cradle: a
poor soul" pantomime sketch,
and a very funny satire Of a
song group. His duet with
Sophie Tucker was ill-advised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTOP t9) - Richard
Diamond: "Rodeo." A cham
pion cowboy finds his sad
die strap cut at the Madi-
son Square Garden rodeo.
$3.50, WMAL (1-Navy Log
The Draft Dodger." The
story of three World War II
Marine airmen. isolated al
most 3 months with a band
OF natives on a Japanese
occupied South Pacific is
land.
1000, WRC (4)-Rosemary
Clooney Show: Guest is Don
Adams.
1880, WRC (l)-Jane Wyman
Show: A year after the Civil
War. q construction engineer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

sibility never crossed my mind.
A season without Oracle
around? Unthinkable.
Yet that's the way it will be
after this season and now that
we've had time to think about
her decision to call it a career,
you'd have to say that it fig
ures.
What better time to 90 than
when you're on top?
The team Of Burns and Allen
made a lot Of transitions grace
fully. When they first started
out, for example, George was
the comic; Oracle fed him the
lines. When Oracle kept getting
the laughs, they switched roles.
They moved from vaudeville
to radio successfully. from radio
to TV. There's no doubt in
one mans mind that Oracle
will move felicitiously into re-
tirement and that George will
find plenty to occupy him as a
producer Of a number of TV
shows.
What Will happen to the
Burns and Allen series itself is
problemdticdl at this ,Driting.
though one development is
inevitable. Old eho,Ds neper
die: they Just fade dtoGy from
rerunS.
The show. as we reported
earlier this week, is having its
problems this season and pro-
ducer Burns Mas been resorting
to gimmicks to stimulate in
tereSt. One such gimmick will
be unveiled next Monday when
Oracle is cast as super-intel-
lect in the first of a two-part
episode. The timing of the re-
tirement bulletin, therefore,
must be suspect, even If the
fact is genuine.
Oracle as a super-intellect
isn't as far-fetched as 1t may
seem. I've always felt that this
delightful condolences mental
prOweSs was in inverse proper
ton to the 10. Of the delight
fully added character she Gre
ated. Her decision to retire
proves it.
+
On the Run:
Omnibus is thinking happy
thoughts. The NBC series
reports that its March 8 show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

$500. WMAL-FM - Milton
Cross Show: Classical SYM
phony by Prokofieff, Quar-
tet No. 2 by Schubert and
Part II of Handel's Soloman
sos, WGMS-FM-Composer's
Corner: Strauss: Horn Con-
certo No. l in E Flat, and
Wiegenlied.
800, VOL = Good Music
Time: Double Concerto by
Brahms, Alexander Nevsky
by Prokof1eff and Symphony
No. 81 by Mozart.
sos, WGMS-National SYM
phony Orchestra; Symphony
No. 100 in G, Military by
Haydn and Symphony No
2 in c. Opus 81 by Schu-
mann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

Is called in by General
Grant to oversee the con-
struction OF railroads West
ward in Tunnel Eight"
1900, WTTG 90 = Eleven
O'Clock Movie: "Hitler's
Children" starring Bonita
Granville and Tim Holt. TV
Key says: Goou drama of
wartime Germany. Two
youngsters are caught in
the relentless gears of the
Nazi war machine u943.
ll:l5, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
Blue, White and Perfect" "
starring Lloyd Nolan and
Mary Beth Hughes. TV Key
says: Detective Michael
Shayne gets in on the war
effort by chasing foreign
agents who've been stealing
industrial diamonds (lo42) /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

TheO Van GOgh In Lust For
Life" and Is in the sOOn-t0-
open Bridge on the River
Kwai" lat the Trans-Lux), will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
Other AN Stotions

Wplk-I3o ke.-DsyllgAt Snly.
WARL-Iso Ee.-1So IN. to Sis D.a.
WeAT-IOsO Ee.-DsylIsht saly.
WUSI-tt7o ks.-ByIIght saly.
WFAx-127o ke.-Dayiight Saly.
WWOc-i7s0 ke.--24-heuI operation sEespt
Sunday mldalvht TO ! an Monday
WfcR-13te ke.-Dsyiight ssly
W00k-1jie Ke.-7thSut opeFstiSa.
WEAM-13so ke.-2l-bsuf sperstiSa, sEeep
Sunday Midnight to S an. Msadsy
W0L-14se ke.--1 en-. 10 midnight.
ND0h--15 &c. Daylight saly.
WPRW-tAso Ke.--s;3e an to sunset.
WiNx-is0o ke.-s an. 10 midnight; Sunday,
lam. 10 midaight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
FIN Stotions

VIRGIN Iemrsfsflly sit the slf
WAsh-FM-s1.i Me- an. 10 i7.is an,
MOndsy.sundsy.
MOL FIN 90 ! Nc. - an 10 mianlsht
MfAh.FM- 1908 Nc. -2l.hsuf apsfstlsa.
WWDc.FM- toit Nc. -1sm. ts3sm
WeMs I'm. ioj.s Ne. -WeskdaH e.1s an. 70
midniEht, Sundays ISIS an 10 midnight
MUsT-FM- ios.s Nc. Lilo en- hsp.m.
WARL-FM- 1857 Nc. -1,50 an h1pm.
Monday through Saturday hju Sn.
siis p.m On Sunday.
WMAL-EM-ieI.3 Ms.-iosls On. 70 mlanlsAt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
ON THE AIR
A FomiIior Case
OF the Fidgets
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON
lfar TX Critic

In his Tv comedy heyday Milton Bee always struck
Performers twister and twtcher without peer
He wasn't playing for laughs last night in Krafs
Witness tWRCD, but the performance familiar Bere
all the set with grand of the gaoping dgets
number Of which he undoubtedly ad libbed and It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
ToDAY's RADIO
HiGHLGHTS

7:O5, WTOP--Amos N Andy
Music Hall: The Kingfish is
looking for easy money and
decides to auction of the
Lodge Halls Lost and Found
Department.
s;35. WWDC-Around The
Town; Bob VIII spins the
top tunes Of the week from
the Home Show at the Ma
tional Guard Armory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
TV KEY PREV|EWS

Tonight'S top ShoiDS preUetDed BY TV Keys stat,
tDho attend rehedrsGls match screenings and analyse
scripts in Ne,O York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered guide to area uielperS
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-18
Russell JONES
Specialization Total de Checoes|oVaQuia

ChecOeslovaquia, pals que en- un tempo
era considerable como I'm ejemplo de democra-
cia europea basada en- Ell sistema capitalista,
esta a punto de lograr la socializaci6n COM
pleta.
Para fines de este ano, toda empresa par
tieular y toda actividad lucrative individual
habra sido "liquidada", para usar la EXPIRE
sion que emplean los comunistas.
Sesdn. un despacho del corresponsal en-
Praga, del peri6dicoi r~varsoviano "Dziennik
Ludowy", Checoesloyaquia' ha llegado a la
"etapa final de la construction socialista".
Entire las empresas que dejaran de exls-
tr como organizaciones privadas figuran las
siguientes: fabricas y ~talleres industriales, la
industrial de la construction, los ~servicios par
ticulares de transportes, incluso 'taxis, Ell ejer-
cicio de la medicina y de la odontologia y
hasta las lecciones de musica y de bale por
maestros Independence.
Agrega Ell corresponsal:
"Por 10 que hace a la medicina. Sc per.
mitira su e~jercicio como profession particular
tnicamente a unos cuantos profesores de la
Facultad de Ciencias Medicas y a aquellos que
reciban pensiones del Fondo de Jubilaciones
para la Vejez. Los demas tendran que ce-
rrar sus consultorios y entregar sus instru.
mentos al estado''.
Ell reportaje del corresponsal polaco pa
rece confirmar informaciones, que va tenia
Occidente, de que los comunistas cheeos esta-
ban hacienda ,un ~esfuerzo supreme para que
SUI pals pasara ser ell primero de los grandes
satellites, en- lograr la etapa final, previa a
la del comunismo puro.
Tan solo la Union Sovietica, con 40 amos
de %comunismo, y Bulgaria, cuya simple eco
nomia hizo possible SUI socializacion complete,
han avanzado mas que Checoeslovaquia por la
senda del "socialismo".
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-18
HARRY MILLIcAN
EI PrObIema del AbasfecinientO de Aqua
HARRY MILLIcAN

Abastecer de aqua potable a la humani-
dad es uno de los mas grandes problemas que
encara ell hombre en- nuestros dias y que sera
adn mayor cuando Sc aventure definitivamen-
te en- Ell espacio. De aqui a veinte amos mas,
Ia humanidad entera Sc vera ante este pro-
blema agravado.
Tales son las opiniones emitidas por
Fred Loebel, de Waukesha, estado de Wiscon-
sin, manufactured de equipos para la desti-
laci6n y evaporation de aqua, con fines de
potabilizarla y cuya firma, la Cleaver-Brooks
Special Products, Co., ha sido consultada Ill
timamente en- relacion con ell programa de
satellites artificiales de la terra del g~obierno
norteamericano
Una vez en- ell espacio, cree Loebel, ell
hombre tendra que llevar consigo enormes
cantidades de aqua para SUI consume, cosa
del TODD impracticable por ell volumen y Ell
peso del liquido, o bien habra de %recurrir a
su obtencion quimicamente, o por algun pro-
cedimiento de recuperacion de liquidos de
desecho, como la Transportation.
En- la terra segun Loebel, Ell hombre ten
dra que recurrir en- grade c~reciente a la
deStilacion del aqua de mar, a menos que
haya algdn nuevo metodo, logrado por la
%ciencia, que por Ell momento no Sc vislum-
bra ~siquiera.
"Muchos paises del Cercano Oriente tie
men va escasez de fuentes de aqua potable,
declare Loebel en- una entrevista. "Con la
limitaci0n de la lluvia, ell crecimiento de la
poblaci6n y frente a las enormes extensiones
de aqua salada de los mares, ell hombre ten
dra que buscar la resolution de SUI profile
blema en- la mecanizaci6n'.
Ahadi6 que "actualmente Sc estan pro-
duciendo diariamente del aqua del mar de As
a IS millones de litros de aqua potable, o sea,
por 10 menos, diez veces mas que la que Sc
estaba destilando con los mismos fines hace
Ocho o diez amos mas o menos.
"Esta cifra tendra, por cierto, que au-
mental rapidamente, a menos que Gamble Ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-18

ritmo de expansion de las ciudades. Ell con
sumo, solamente en- Estados Unidos, alcanza
mas o menos a 946 millones de litros al dia, Y
Sc espera que sea del doble para Ell ano 1879.
La empresa que dirige LoebeI, manufac-
tura maquinsria para la recuperaci6n 0 pota
bilizacion del aqua de mar, cuya capacidad
varia de los $50 a los 3.500.OO0 litros al dia,
y cuyo precio varia del mismo modo de los
cuatrocientos al million de d6lares. Su en-
presa ha producido va, mas de cuatro mil ma
quinarias de esta clase, algunas de las cuales
Sc valen del principle de celuIas multiples,
en- que Sc hierve ell aqua y Sc recupera ell
vapor resultante. Pero las maquinas de los
nueyos modelos son a base de I'm nuevo dis
positive ultra rapido de evaporation, que i'm
pulsa ell aqua con gran preston en- I'm reci-
piente al vacio, en- cuyo interior Sc evapora
con suma velocidad.
Las unidades de mayores tamanos Sc es.
tan empleando va con TODD exito en- las zonas
mas aridas del mundo, en- particular en- los
paises petroliferos, por cuanto la presencia
de petr6leo por 10 general va acompanada
de la ~ausencia total de aqua.
Las unidades pequenas que producer unos
ounce o veinte litroS por bora, Sc emplean
en- los botes salvavidas. Otras de tamaho ma
yor Sc .emPlean en- algunos submarines, y la
firma ha recibido contracts para proporcionar
cuatro evaporadores de aqua ultra rapidos con
una c~apacidad total de mas de un million de Ii
tros al dia, para ell primer buque portaaviones
de propulsion nuclear con que contara la
flota de guerra de Estados UnidoS, y que Sc
esta ~construyendo al presente en- los astille-
ros de la Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
de Newport News.
Ell coSto continGa siendo un gran obs
taculo, pero los nuevos evaporadores ultra
rapidos pueden producer aqua I'm costo to.
tai de aproximadamente un dollar por cada
$500 litros, costo que Loebel cree que mas
adelante baiara a 10 c~entavos de dollar o me-
nos, luego de hacerse mas investigaciones e
irse a la production en- grande.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-18

Te6ricamente, la Union Sovietica ha To-
grade SUI Objective. Por 10 que hace a Bulga-
ria, Ell 90 por ciento de la terra esta dedica-
do a granjas colectivas, y desde 1949, los
bulgaros Sc jactaban de que tan solo ell L. por
ciento de la riqueza nacional era producido
por individuos que trabajaban independent
temente.
En- comparacion, Checoeslovaquia eStA
ahora a punto de eliminar la libre empresa
en- la industria y Ell concrete y Ell "a por cien-
to de la TERRA arabic ha pasado poder del
sector socialista".
Sin embargo, desde Ell punto de vista &C.
cidental, ell exito del progreso checo es du-
dose, pueS 81 bien la production nacional ha
lido en- aumento, la suerte del trabajador en-
peoria cada dia mas. Con los ~jornales congo
lados y los precios en- aumento, dos miembros
de cada familia deben TRAFALGAR sin descanso
tan solo para que aquella pueda subsistir en-
forma p~recaria.
Ell autom6vil Tatra, que fue en- I'm tempo
una de las mejores marcas europeaS, viene
produciendo I'M nuevo modelo desde hace cosa
de un ano, bastante attractive por cierto, pc
70 hasta la fecha no Sc lie ha fijado precio en-
coronas checas, pues es fabricado unicamen-
te para la exportacion a paises con moneda
convertible.
Como parte de la campana socializadora,
los lideres checos han revivido algunos de
los vanagloriosos proyectos de los tiempos de
Stain, entire ellos las grandes instalaciones 81
derurgicas de Huko, en- Kosice, Eslovaquia.
Aunque no existen fuentes cercanas, de
mineral de hero o de carbon, para dicha
empresa siderurgica, la que POGO despues de
la muerte de Stain fue condenada como un
case tipico de "g~igantomania antieconomica",
los altos hornos han sido encendidos nueva-
mente como .un triunfo mas del socialismo.