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Inc All-INaI1OnS FIESTA co
Club was truly a riot Of fun"
a really enjoyable evening,
Strangely enough, with 0
toners enjoyed the items ths
more than those rehearsed. It
was the spring board over the
pool, with a contraption SO adj
iusted that to strike the lever
with a ball would dump" the
person sitting on it into the
water.
First on the board in bath
ing suit was Miss Tia Karell.
Balls were sold at 8 for so
cents. Probably a hundred
balls were thrown and every
enc, probably including Miss
Kareli, just simply relaxed
with the thought that no one
would hit that lever when it
happened and she tumbled in.
On a dare, Mrs. Jean Bond,
nicely dressed in pure white
took her place on the board;
on the second throw, however,
she was into the water. After
that the real fun began, sew
eral men, women and girls,
were taking dares and get
ting dumped, fully clothed,
and in the case of the men,
shoes and all, into the water.
It was a tremendous hit and
those who took part enjoyed
the fun as much as the on
lockers.
The program, emceed by
the well known Ron de Lugo,
also made a tremendous hit.
Joe Wagner practically stole
the show with his portrayal of
a baby fed on a brand milk;
maidenform brassieres, a hair
lotion, and the well dressed
man. He was a tremendous
hit. Mr.. Wagner is a surveyor
with the Antilles Company.
Jack Steinman, as the Magi-
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Bright Colors to be
Tried Out on
Planes for Sdfety

Aviation leaders are in
specting and discussing plans
to paint airplanes with bright
colors, as a n e w safety
measure.
The United States Air Force
plans to conduct an aerial de-
monstration Of airplanes
painted a blaze orange, a color
design that would make them
much more conspicuous while
in flight.
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PFC Alldn Cunton
Named Aide for Ddy
To Commander

Sd Div, German Army
PFC Allan B. Canton, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco Can
ton, 26 Gamle Gade, St. Tho
mas, recently was named En-
listed Aide for a Day to the
commander Of the Sd Divi-
sion's 3Oth Infantry in Ger
many.
A cannnoneer in the infan-
Continued on page ~
, 1958-07-14
Cubdn Fighter Plune
Forces Down u. S.
Mdrine Transport

A Cuban fighter-plane yes
terday forced down a United
States Marine transport in east
ern Cuba. The plane was on
its way to a naval base in
Miami, Florida. There were
nine naval men aboard the
craft, which was forced to
land at Santiago.
The plane was released a
few hours later, Cuban Off
cials explained that the fight
er-pilot misunderstood" in
structions. Naval officials said,
however, that the Cuban gov
eminent was informed of the
course that the plane was fly
ing and had received prior
approval.
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clan, also had the crowd
literally rolling on the floor
especially when he did the
famous rope trick" As usual,
DR.. Aubrey Anduze and Mrs,
Jean Kaufman in their panto-
mine, Of a couple attending a
concer, had he audience roar
ing. Wilhelm Samuel and Mrs.
Lee Anton opened the PRO-
gram with a Brazilian dance
which won a heavy round of
applause; Aubrey Saunders of
Hamilton House surprised the
audience as a real "hot" jazz
pianist.
The names of all the partici-
pants were not available,
however, Announcer de Lugo
said that Mrs. Betty Dale was
responsible for arrang-
ing the program. The audi
ence applauded her.
There was a small "Coney
Continued on page a
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Washington

attack them separately in the
d e r: business,
manufacturing, mineral indus
tries, agriculture, population
and housing.
The regular dicennial popu-
lation census would have
Continued on page ~
, 1958-07-14
ART CLUB FIESTA AT CONANCHE
SATURDAY NIGHT WAS RIOT OF FUN

The Affiliations Fiesta conducted by the Cruzan Art
Club was truly a riot of fun on Saturday night. Patrons had
really enjoyable evening.
Strangely enough, with one or two exceptions, the Gus
enjoyed the items that were not on the program
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of this survey that the wash
lngton metropolitan region d
dependent for q plan 10 assure
continued adequate supply OF
Potomac waters both for con-
sumptive purposes and pollu-
ton abatement"
In other remarks. he said he
was hopeful about prospects Of
congressional passage Of q bin
authorizing the District 10 raze
the Municipal Fish and Farm
ers Markets.
He explained that he opposes
the subsidy proposed for the
d. c.. Transit system 10 avert
q rise In fares for school chill
dren because the need for Il
has not been demonstrated"
Gen. yelling also estimated
that about t65 million OF this
years District budget would be
consumed by highway con-
struction.
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MAQAttAl - AAfN MAAAAA ANAA@At
modernize or improve their
facilities"
Edward L. Koepenick, gem
eral counsel for the association.
wrote Gerard M. Shea, Welfare
Director. asking that the rates
be upped 10 s2i0 per month
for such care IN nursing homes
on the basis that the proprie-
tary or q non-profit home
would be able TO improve their
facilities"
The District Medical Society
a week ago released o report
on nursing homes containing
criticism Of conditions in most
homes.
Shortly afterwards Mrs.
Edna Treasure. chief Of inspec-
tons and standards In the
Health Departments Bureau Of
Public Health Nursing. charged
that there are at least 80 small,
proprietary nursing homes In
Washington which are unli-
censed. Joseph J. neenfritz
head Of the Department Of Ia
censes and Inspections. then
called for the names Of the &c
homes and asked Health d.
rector DR.. Daniel l.. FinucanC
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De GcuIIe TO Ask
Africon Support

PARIS. Aus. Q APD.-Pre-
mier Charles de daulle viii
tour the big cities Of France
and visit Africa and MAZDA
gascar 10 drum up support foI
his planned new constitution
before the September 20 ma.
tional referendum.
Information Minister Jacques
soustelle said today the refer
endum campaign would begin
ofiicially September 7 and last
three weeks. The new consti-
tuition would strengthen the
executive IN an attempt TO cure
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for a meeting 10 iron out the
situation.
Should the Welfare Depart
ment allow the 800 per month
increase 10 proprietary nursing
homes. Il viii be possible 10
improve conditions. Mr.. Koepe-
nick said. He noted that mem
bers Of this association are well
aware Of the fact that there
are many homes operating In
the District which do not In
any way come up 10 the stand
ards established by the mem
bers Of the d. c. Nursing and
Convalescent Homes Associa-
ton. Inc"
The association. however,
says It's objective Is 10 bring
all homes up 10 minimum
standards or better and elm
mate the others.
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AAN a8A4s AAN NAAea&N NRAAAAAAA
certain the next session OF Con-
gress provides sufficient money
10 permit completion OF the
survey"
The Corps OF Engineers,
strongly supported by District
authorities. sought 100000
from Congress this session 10
make the study. However. only
100000 was appropriated.
Interviewed on the wWDc
radio program. Report TO the
People Gen. yelling asserted
that the fiow Of the Potomac
during droughts must be In
Look 10 Future
"As we look q dozen or so
years into the future, we FORE
see that the demands for water
upon our stretch Of the Po-
tomac are going to equal the
total fiow in the river during
periods Of peak demand and
minimum now," he said.
what everyone in the COM
munity has TO be awakened TO
is that something must be done
prior TO the end Of that period
TO increase the amount Of the
minimum flow. Somewhere up
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authority 10 establish q 222-
mile ferry line to carry freight
cars across Lake Michigan.
The Ahnapee operates a
freight line on wisconsin's
Door County peninsula which
thrusts northeastward into
Lake Michigan.
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Frances government instability
that has resulted In frequent
changes In Premiers since World
War II.
Mr.. soustelle today denied he
was using the national radio
and television network for gov
ernment-slanted news.
The Press. Radio and Cinema
Committee OF the National AS
sembly protested Thursday that
the national radio risked being
discredited through "A policy Of
directed information"
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stream there has 10 be storage
during the rainy season 10 pro-
vide for supply during periods
of drought"
Gen. yelling said neither he
nor the Corps Of Engineers
could propose specific measures
10 insure upstream storage
until a comprehensive study OF
the Potomac Is made.
The projected survey will
cover water supply. including
farm irrigation. flood control
recreation, nsh and wild life.
Survey Necessary
The commissioner empha-
sized that lit is upon the report
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34-MiIe RuiIroud
Asks 222-Mile Ferry

STURGEON BAY. wis. CR.
The Ahnapee and Western
Railway. with Just "a miles Of
track. is seeking government
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yelling Worms District
Of Shortage of Water

Brig Cen A. c. yelling District Engineering Commits
soner warned last night that Washington awaken "a
the danger shortages within the next II years
Gen yelling declared that solution area water problems
depends completion Of the Potomac River Survey BY the
Army Corps OF Engineers
said e entire community has 10 do It's part 10 make
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increased Allowance
Asked for D. c. Wards

The District Nursing and convalescent Homes Association
has asked the Welfare Department TO increase the monthly
allowance the department allows for s wards In proprietary
nursing homes.
The group said the present allowance Of tiio per
month as the main reason why homes cannot expand,
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GOLDEN wEDDING-Mr.
and Mrs. william d. Mat
tingly of Leonardtown,
Md, celebrate their 50th
wedding anniversary with
a reception In their home
yesterday. They we're
married August S, 1908.
Mr.. Mattingly Is still ac-
tive as a blacksmith. The
couple has nine children
and 10 grandchildren
Harris & Ewing Photo.
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las 10 do is part 20 make
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After A Year Replete With Varied Activities
East Chicago "S|oga Sonqstey Face So With Confidence

The outgoing and newly
elected officers and all the
members of "Sloga" would
like to express their gratitude
to all persons who in 1857
rendered various services for
the benefit Of our society. The
group could not have func-
toned as well as they did in
1857 without these helpers.
Thanks are also in order to
those who attended the pic
MICS, concerts and dances that
we sponsored. It showed us
that the love of Croatian cul-
ture is still alive and that is
one of the strongest reasons
why "Sloga' will continue to
grow and go on to bigger and
better things.
Thanks to our glee clubs,
churches, the CFU and
ecu lodges, the Zajednicar,
the Hammond Times and
other local newspapers, the
Croatian Home In Indiana
Harbor and the Croatian
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Center in East Chicago.

Center in East Chicago.
A special thanks to our
Honorary President, Mr.. John
Brozovic, East Chicago's Su-
perintendent of Public Works,
for all the help he has given
us in 1857.
Our bits of special acknow-
Judgements would not be
complete without the name of
Prof. Charles F. Stephens,
our beloved director.
We. sincerely hope the pub
lie will be as kind to us in the
New Year as they have been
in the old, for pleasing them
is our major goal.
Anyone caring to join us
is welcome at 500 p.m.,
any Tuesday night, at the
Croatian Home, 4O33 Main
St., Indiana Harbor.
ALI correspondence is to be
addressed as in 1857 to Mrs.
Nicholas Zafran, 1922 Fields
St., Hammond, Ind.
Mrs. Nicholas Zafrau
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EAST CHICAGO, Ind.

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
Mr.. John Brozovic, Honorary
President Of the Croatian
Singing Society "Sloga", in
stalled the following officers
at a combination Christmas
Party and Installation Dinner
on December IA at the Croa.
tian Home:
Matt Rivich, Pres; Will
liza m Hegic, Yice-Pres.;
Miss Mary Smokvina, Rec.
Sec'y.; Mrs. Nicholas "a
fran, Cores. Sec'y.; and
Miss Violet Kvenich, Treas.
All of the officers are in
cumbent with the exception
Of William Hegic, Vice-Pres.
After the dinner and install
lation a special treat was in
order for all children, under
IA, who were in attendance.
With a jingle Of bells, in came
Santa Claus to distribute gifts
to each child. The awef and
pleased look Of the children
can never be duplicated.
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A member who is required to be confined in
credited hospital for at least "a hours the result of
injury illness, shall be paid double the regular month
ly benefit commencing with the first day of confinement
but such benefits shall not exceed period of 30 days
the result of any injury illness
For further Qualification, this simply means that
you 60 to Hospital and must remain in the Hospital
than "a hours, the benefits will doubled each
day you in the Hospital for period not to exceed
80 days.
For example: if member in the hospital for go
days. he would be entitled to $4,000 for the first 30 days
and $4,000 for the next 80 days. total of $4,000
married female suffers from illness the result of child
birth after % weeks of pregnancy and such childbirth
after the certificate has been force than 10
tnaonths, payment of $4,000 will be made
+ Such payment shall be made the basis of $500
T. to the insured member and $500 credit to the child
when it becomes enrolled in the Junior Order any
permanent plan of insurance. Such benefit shall apply
for each child in the of multiple births.
If, following period Of total disability, the member
resumes his regular occupation and performs all important
duties for six months any subsequent disability
from the shall be considered disability
but the member his regular occupation and the
period less than months subsequent disability shall
be regarded continuation of the preceding disability
This plan will not any loss whatsoever for
the following: (a) while in military naval service b)
contracted outside the continental limits of the u S.
Canada c) resulting from Intentionally sef-nficted
juries (d) caused by mental arrangement e) resulting
from venereal disease e. for complications from any injury
or illness which existed prior to membership unless refer
ence made to (g) from alcoholism results
thereof h) for any illness complications due to preg
nancy childbirth miscarriage except provided for
above under childbirth.
Hernia of any type spraned lame back (ex-
cepng fracture) bacterial other infection, and dis
ability resulting from concurrent injury illness shall
be classified illness
During the first IL months from date of ISSUE no
efs shall be payable for disability arising from the follow
ing: anemia of any kind arthritis a types); asthma
cancer female disorders; gall bladder disease; genito-
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The Sick Benefit Department of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union issuing entirely form of protection
known the Income Defender Certificate" to eligible
present and prospective members.
Adopted via Referendum Vote during the months Of
October and November 1853 and made effective as of
January 1854 this modern protection is far reaching
in it's scope of coverage that herewith explain it's main
features in detail for the ecation Of Lodge Officers
Campaign Workers, and Members -
To begin WITH the plan provides benefits for loss
of time the result Of accidental bodily injuries and for
loss of time caused by illness. .-. -.....
In other words person must be wage Garner (male
female such person to be insured and collect benefits
under this plan the result of loss of time caused by
accident illness. En2r~rrv5 sorg:4d,rsg r.
Any loss Of time which sustained as the result of an
accidental bodily INJURY benefits for such loss shall be
payable from the first day. Amy loss of te which is
sustained the result of Illness benefits for such loss
shall be payable only after the certificate has been in force
at least 30 days after the date of issue.
To further explain this provisions member cannot
claim benefits for loss of time the result of
illness during the first 80 days the certificate is in force.
This insurance such injury if caused by any of
the hazards of aviation but only while the insured riding
as fare paying passenger in licensed passenger plane
provided by Incorporated carrier of
and operated by licensed transport pilot between definitely
established airports. ..,~,x s,i, n&s.s
If member becomes totally disabled as the result of
accident he shall be entitled benefits beginning with
the first treatment by licensed physician or Such
benefits shall $4,000 per month and shall not
exceed months for any injury month shall mean
period of 30 days. member becomes injured is not
disabled benefits will be paid for the expense actually
Cured to $25O0 such injury requires treatment within
"a hours by licensed physician, surgeon, osteopath
chropractor and providing other benefits received
by the member for such injury.
If member becomes totally disabled az the result of
Illness he is entitled to benefits the 9Th day after
the first treatment by licensed physician surgeon Il
days shall be required before any benefits pad) Such
benefits shall amount to $4,000 per month and shall not
exceed months for any illness.
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Cleveland Lodqes
Shape Testimonial

CLEVELAND, O. - This
is advance notice to all our
various organizations of the
vicinity that the United CFU
Lodges are going to sponsor
a Banquet in honor of our
queen contestants.
The fete will be held on
Sunday, February II, 1858,
at the Croatian Home, 6314
St. Clair Ave.
An appeal is made to all or
ganizations to refrain from
scheduling an affair for that
date.
We are happy to report
that a profit of 81, ,70O.1O was
made at this years Fraternal
Day.
The total amount deposi-
ted at the bank in the name
of the United Lodges, up
until November Is, 1857 is
$9,83O.33. This is a very
nice sum of money to be
raised in the short time
since we started a fund for
the purchase of picnic
grounds.
Everyone is to be congratu-
lated on their work thus far
and asked to do as we'll in the
future.
Anna Rescic, Sec'y.
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New Members - United States
1 Locotos Diane D.
4 Rozman Ronald NJ, Utiss Ray
mond r.
S Dragovich George, Magistro
Carmelo, Copchick Carolyn J.
IL Underwood Helen j.
13 F,urjanic Michael M.
II Ally Robert j., Metzger Jack
Thomas, Sheppard Robert E.,
Wolfe Edward John
is. Juricic Joann
10 Zunic Marlene
20 Liposcak Milan
rs Vukovcan Edward j.
II Chebuhar Thomas j., Todey
Louise
40 Eslkra Richard M.
40 Chulick Pete, Skok Thomas j.,
Skok Doris L.
68 Price Marlene Z.
10 Churin Donald A. ..
II Rudar George -
"a M1nellC JOnn
SO Susanj Daniel Lee
"a Blatnik Jack 3.
81 Simunjak Steve
80 Kralj Mary, Lusin Edward l.
102 Torelli Kenneth
100 Korenich Matthew j., Lesko.
Yec John Louis, Leskovec John
R., Schlosser John L.
1925 Bayer Joseph r., Djakovich
Bernard, Krusxewsld Joseph
13O Petrina George j.
146 Puhala Rowene M.
148 Kirincich Jeanette ~.
167- Mulch Gerald W., Radetict
Frank John, slezak Joseph M.
Jr.
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will be dancing to the tunes
of the Plavi Jadran Orches-
ira.
Donation will be $1.OO and
a door prize will be awarded
to some lucky attendant.
We extend this invitation to
all Croatians who wish to
support the future of our Cul-
ture Club and at the same
time have an enjoyable time.
Ed Sadar, Pres.
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TABLE OF RATES

Present members, who are insured on class "a" can
also apply for this pan known class "C in add
on providing that such member is not past so Of
age at the time of application In other words member
may be insured on class "A" and class "C', if he SO
chooses, just class C just class B but not
on both class 'B' and class &C" at the time.
Also every applicant for membership this plan must
be permanently employed person. wage This
applies to both males and females Housewives will not be
able to apply for this protection
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Dukane Tams In
Bethlehem Feb, |

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - CFU
Lodge SIC and Nest 1856 are
honored to announce that the
Duquesne University Tambur-
itzans will appear here on
Saturday, February 1, 1858,
at Broughal High School Au-
ditorium, beginning at 8 pm.
After the concert they
will appear at our lodge
hall, 1885 East 4th ST., for
a few hours of playing and
dancing.
For the benefit of our out
of town lodges, the club will
open at 100 pm. on Feb. 1
and the kitchen will be ready
to serve all from then on.
Reservations for the con-
cert may be made by calling
S. ]. Hadar, University Z
1924, or by writing to same
at 2113 Princeton Ave-, Beth
lehem, Pa.
Our friends of all nation
alities from Camden, Eliza
beth, Staten Island, ETC., are
invited to attend.
Steven Hadev Scribe
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Co||inwood Club viii STAGE PROGRAM Jan. 18

COLLINWOOD, Ohio - A
gala Social will be sponsored
by the Croatian Culture Club
and the Collinwood Croatian
Home on Saturday, January
18, at 7:30 pm.
A short and sweet program
will feature kolo dancing and
singing and entertainment by
the youngsters of the Zagreb
Junior Tamburitza Orchestra.
After the program there
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urinary disease; goitre hyroid; heart disease hemor
rhoids hernia (a types) hydrocele intestinal disease
umbago myositis; neuralgia; neurasthenia neurts;
tes paralysis (any ype) sciaca disease; stomach
disease tons enlargement disease; tuberculosis; var
cocele and varicose veins, leukemia; liver disease.
All applicants for membership under this plan must
submit medical application regardless of age.
One hundred dollars ($1O0OO) per month in benefits
payable under this Income Defender" Plan Double
benefits payable up 30 days hosptazed least
"a hours Three hundred dollars $30OOO) maximum pay
able for any injury Illness $4,000 maximum pay
able in any year.
$25OOOO is the total aggregate payable after which
the certificate automatically terminated and the
ber longer insured on same.
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Don't try to close a pros
pect for C.F.U. membership
while he is standing up. Have
him sit down.
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! = The Croatian Fraternal
Union is the largest, most
powerful and widely known
Organization Of it's kind in the
world. -