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Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Renuneio d su Cargo 81 Presidente
del Comite 0rganizador de Juegos
Panamerieanos Carl Stockholm
Nc Estd confernae con los Preparedness de los
Juesos. Poea Aetividud en- la Organization

CHICAGO, febrero T.-(U.
P.I.)-El hombre de negocios
Carl Strcckholm renunci6 hoy
a su cargo de PreSidente del
Comite Organizador de los Jue-
COS Panamericanos y dijo que
10 hacia porque la ciudad esta-
ba fallando en- los prepatativos,
Stockholm manifesto que ha-
bia tratado de renunciar dos
vecveces hace tres meses pero
desistio porque lie dijeron que
habria "un cambio en- teda Ia
organizaclon''.
Ahadio que Ia eausa funda-
mental del Aproblema eran sus
consiantes conflictos con Ell d.
rector executive de los juegos,
Jackk Reilly, que es, ademas
rector de Successes Especiales'
del alcslde, Richard Daley. Los
juegos deben celebrarse del as
de agosto al 7 de septiembre
Stockholm dijo que Reilly es-
taba dirigiendo todos los pre-
parativos "pero dedicandoles 80
10 una parte de su tempo GUAM
do Sc necesita un hombre de
gran eompetencia ayudado por
otros hombres completeness que
dediluen a este asunto TODD SUI
tempo.
Ell alcalde, que estaba fuera
de Chicago, no hizo comenta-
rios. Reilly dijo solamente que
era Unfortunate que este Sc
refleje en- los juegos''.
Stockholm hace las acusacio-
mes en- una carta de renuncia
que euvio a Daley, fechada Ell
10 de febrero.
para que los Juesos tengan
exito dice la carta- Sc de
bia haher hecho mueho mas ira.
bajo."
La earta ahade: "Usted y 81
director executive fRelly) nc
Sc percatan de la importancia
que tiene financiar y arreglar
adecuadamente los. numerosos
detalles de unos juegos como
estos."
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

MEXICO, febrero q. CUP.
Il-Realizo su primer entire
namiento ligero en- esta CAPT
tai, el Seleccionado Nacional
de Flitbol de Costa RIGA, que
sc e1frentara manana, en- ell
estsdio de la Ciudad Univer-
sitaria, al Combinado Nacio-
nal Mexlcano, en- I'm partido
que ha despertado gran entu-
siasmo entire los aficionados
aztecas.
Los ticos, que llegaron aver,
por la via aerea y fueron re-
cibidos en- ell aeropuerto por
unos 400 compatriotas reuni-
dos ALI para darles la bien-
venida, dijeron que venian
dispuestos a ganar.
Ell partldo de manana Sera
el primero de una serie de
dos ertre ambos seleccionados
racionales. Ell segundo parti-
do Sc celebrara ell ocho de
marc en- la capital de Costa
Rice
La delegation costarricense
viene bajo ell mando de Ri
csrGo Valerin, presidente del
eoniunto, y esta compuesta
por Eduardo Viso Abelia, en-
trerador; Jose L. Beenes, de-
lesgdo; Herman Rinola, ma
sajlsta; Bernardo Cartin, doc
tor; Francisco Munoz Garban-
70, arbitro; Rodrigo Pacheco,
k;nisiologo, y un total de 10
jugadores, que son; Jose M.
Villalobos, Cornelio Urbina,
Juan M Ulloa, Edagar Que
sada, Carlos Alvarado, Mario
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

pleto ell cartel con tres prelimi-
mares bien interesantes, entire
ellos ell que brindaran los mas
todontes Oswaldo Castro e Hila-
rio Sabas. Oswaldo esta invicto
como professional y en- csc en-
cuentro tiene la oportunidad
de ganarse ell derecho 4 otro
bout con Ray Lopez. Por 10 me-
nos la victoria indica que Ell ga
nador sera enfrentado al valio-
so prospecto de los hevies.
Joe Stable, que Sc encuentra
tambien inyicto, va a otra pelea
a cuatro rounds con Gil Piiera,
otro muchache que no ha per-
dido como professional, 10 eual
brinda mayor incentive a este
bout. Ell otro p~reliminar es a
base de Esteban Sanchez y Jose
de los Santos, dos buenos pros
pectos de los bantams.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

Hoy finalizaran su entrena.
miento de guantes Chico Nora
les, ell campeon Baragano, Jhon-
ny Carduy y ell mexicanito ia
vier Garfias, ash como los pre-
liminaristas que interviewer en-
en- ell formidable cartel del sa.
bado, en- que Sc, discute la dis
tancia de doce rounds. ell titulo
nacional de los ligeros, los cua-
tro han acusado hasta ahora una
forma perfecta y los cuatro, pa
ra algeria de sus partidarios, es.
en- ell peso senalado en- sus con-
i%ratos, 10 cual evidencia estar
listos para esas dificiles prue-
bias.
Armando Baragafo, sin lugar
q dudas, es uno de los fajado-
res mas valientes y mas resis-
tentes que tiene nuestro boxeo.
FL fanatismo, enardecido desde
ell primer round, asisti6 a su
consagracion definitiva en- nues-
tro ambiente, cuando lie quito ell
titulo al yaliente y tambien ia
jador de Orlando Echevarria.
Fue un encuentro a sangre Y
fuego, una pelea realmente'con-
sagratoria para Baragano, que
en- sus 43 encuentros de profe-
sional del ring jamas ha brin-
dado una actuacion palida.
Ep sus ultimos cheques, Ba-
ragano no Sc present6 en- la
lorna impresionante que GUAM
do gano ell titulo. De este, no
hay dudda. Como TODD fajador,
Ell campeon ~necesita de una for
ma fisica perfecta para brindar
! plentiful su conocimiento.
Frente a Dawson y Tribe no
sncontramos en- Armando csc
lmpetu del primero al dltimo
segundo de epelea, en- cada
eound. 0bedeci6. simplemente,
que su entrenamiento no ha.
bia sido 10 effective que 81 ne
costa. En- esta oportunidad no
puede decirse igual. Porque ha.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Ash es ell
.Deporte..
Por D

Fl hiio del ex eoteheF
de Ios Dodgers, Roy Com
poneIIo, fue deeIorodo de-
lineuents iuvsniI. Al die
tor saBteneio, 81 iuez ex-
PFes6:
EFes hiio de IN hombre
de sFon voIor, de un idolo
del pueblo n~orteomeFieo-
no. Ne sorprende que ho-
yes oividado los eosos que
Re han ensehodo rus po-
dres".
Momentos despues Do
vid voIvio q ser defenido
oeusado de robo... Asi es
ell deporte...
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Pedirdn Despoien
a Sugar Robinson
de sU Corona

MIAMI, Feb. ~. (UPD. -
Joe Metro, cOmanager de Car.
men Basilio, declare que pc.
dira a la National Boxing As.
ISOLATION que despoje a Su.
gar Ray Robinson de SUI titu.
10 mundial de peso medianO
tan prOntO firme ell contrato
para enfrentarse a Archie
Moore por ell campeonato de
peso mediopesado.
"TuvimOs que dejar vacari.
tie ell campeOnato de peso
weIter antes que Carmen 20
enfrentase a Robinson p0r Ia
corona de peso mediano'', ma.
nifest6 Metro. "iPOr que Ro.
binsOn ha de ser distinto?"
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
JOSE TORRES
vENcIo PoR
N. TEcNIco

NUEVA YORK, Feb. 26.
CUPID. -. Ell invicto puerto.
rriquene Jose Torres, de pc.
SO mediano, venci6 a Eddie
Wright, de Filadelfia, por
knockout tecnice en- ell quin.
to round de una pelea fiiada
a diez vueltas que Sc efectu6
en- ell Sunnyside Garden.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

KANSAS. CITY. p

KANSAS CITY. CUPID. -
Los Atleticos de Kansas City
dijeron hoy que han adquiri.
do "un destacado jugador en-
potencia" al contratar a Jim.
my Weldon Weston, de 20
amos de edad, outfielder De
amarillo, Estado de Texas.
Weston sera enviado III
equipo sucursal de los Atle.
ticos en- Shreveport Leui.
siana.
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famed Elias family Of Keno
sha, Charles Elias.
Turning back the clock
of time, we remember a
mother member of the Eli
as clan, papa, whom we
came to know as Dragutin.
We best remember Dragu-
tin for the time when he
gave music to the words of
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on March, or as we elders
would say, KOracnica H.
B. z.
Dragutin Elias donated his
work to. his beloved CFU
through the then supreme
board for the exclusive listen.
ing pleasure Of the members
throughout the CFU..
To the Silver Strings Jun.
ior Tammies, he gave sor
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Verona, Pa. Nest 223 Member Record Holder
George Vranesh jr, Goes Down In History Of Society

PITTSBURGH - Our CFU
Junior Order Department is,
by itself, a huge organization
of close to 10000 members.
It is difficult therefore to
spotlight everyone and give
the desired recognition or
publicity to the individual.
There are times or circum-
stances, however, when a jun
ior just has to be projected
into the limelight.
Such a case in point is
George Vranesh, Jr., of Rus
selton, Pa, member Of Vero-
ma Nest 223, now transferring
into senior Lodge 602. George
was signed up on an Educa-
tional Endowment at Age 18
certificate by his uncle, CFU
Supreme Vice-President Milan
Vranesh.
He is the first such cer-
tificate holder to have at
tanned age 18 - the first
case wherein q permanent
type contract natures in
this department and for
that reason alone deserves
this publicity.
That, however is but a part
Of the story. We are happy
to announce that George and
his parents are fully cogniz-
ant of the value of CFU COW
erage.
Selects Option II
For that reason, and des-
pite the fact that George is
going on into higher fields Of
education, where every finan-
cial boost is most welcome,
he has selected Option II -
withdrawing no cash whatso-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

MIA and other prominent
leaders in the banking and
insurance industry.
Former Tamburitzan
Before assuming his duties
as President of the Profes-
sional Affiliated Builders AS
sociation, Mr.. Servov was a
member of the Board of Di-
rectors since the inception of
P.A.B.A.
He is also president of the
Kiwanis Club of Elizabeth
Township, Director of the
McKeesport Art Group, a
member of the McKeesport
Junto, Treasurer Of the Nc
Keesport Bar Association,
and a member of the Alleghe-
ny, Pennsylvania, and Amer
lean Bar Association.
He is a former munich
pal Solicitor for a number
of BOrOughs and Townships
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1859
Junior JambOree

T HE PICNIC to be sponsored Sunday,
June 7, by the Society's Southern Cali
fornia Central Committee of Lodges in
honor of the areas Junior Nest members
deserves widespread patronage.
Planned is a program featuring many
talented young individual and group per-
formers all of whom have spent hours re-
hearsing for this huge Junior Jamboree.
The reason behind this undertaking is
both a simple and practical one
The Society's adult leaders in Southern
California want their juvenile fraternal
counterparts to take greater interest in the
CF'U and then go on to become it's leaders
Of tomorrow. Reason enough.
Time and again we have been told that
Southern California is teeming with people
young and old - eligible to join the
ranks of the Croatian Fraternal Union.
But how to interest them in affiliating
with the Society is problem.
Perhaps more affairs like the Central
Committees Junior Jamboree on June 7
may be one of the answers, for there is
nothing quite like large public CFU fete
to sell the Society to those who are still on
the outside and looking in.
Togetherness can be contagious
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27
SocieNs General Counsel PABA President
Edward B. Servov Honored

promote the interests Of in
dividuals, firms, and corpor-
ations engaged in the busi-
ness of building and to stim-
ulate, foster, and promote the
interests of consumers in the
purchase and building of new
homes.
The Professional Affiliated
Builders Association holds
monthly membership meet
ings and has had notable
speakers ranging from vari-
Gus officials to the Lieuten-
ant Governor of Pennsylva-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

Charles to teach and acquaint
the Junior Tammies with the
folklore and the tamburitza,
which has been so near to the
hearts of our people for so
many centuries.
We have come to learn that
the formation of this unique
group Of CFU Junior Order
members was through the
efforts of sis. Mitzie Knaflic,
President of the CFU Mothers
Club. Orchids to sis. Knaflic
and the other mothers for
their wonderful work.
Those of us in the Mid
West will have the opportu-
nifty to enjoy the strains of
the Silver Strings Tammies
when they make their de-
but in our area on the pro-
gram of the 65th Anniver-
sary Celebration of the
CFU, which will be staged
on Sunday, August %, at
the Children's Home Picnic
Grounds, in Des PLANES.
The Central Committee of
CFU Lodges in Chicago and
vicinity are proud, indeed, to
have this group participate at
their gigantic CFU fete.
BOZO F. DraZan
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ST. Louis 49 Voters
To Have Sav June 9th

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - We
hereby urge all the members
of CFU Lodge 49 to attend,
without fail, the regular meet
ing which will be held on Sun.
day, June 7.
Voting for Delegate to
the forthcoming CFU Con-
vention will take place be-
tween 100 and 500 pm.
Due to the fact that we are
jointly electing a candidate
with three other lodges, it is
extremely important that ev.
cry member exercises his
right to vote.
Nick r. Jadrich, Pres
s. VukOvich, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

PITTSBURGH - Recent
weeks have found the Soci-
ety's Sick Benefit Dept re-
ceiving a lot of mail from
members who have already
reached or are nearing the
age of IS years.
Insured, of course, for
Sick Benefits, these men,
bers seem uncertain regard
ing their standing when
they attain or surpass the
age of IS years,
Some feel that once they
reach IS they are no longer
entitled to Sick Benefits; still
others that they are entitled
to only 500 of the present
Sick Benefits when they reach
this stage in life.
In both cases, the opinions
Of these particular members
are incorrect.
Here Are The Facts
Here are the facts which
should guide all concerned in
such cases.
u All who joined the Soci-
ETY. on or before Dec. 81, 1947,
and were insured for Sick
Benefits from the date of
their acceptance, are entitled
to Sick Benefits AFTER they
reach the age Of 65 years.
p All those who became af-
filiated with the Croatian
Fraternal Union on or after
Jan. 1, 1948, and signed for
such additional protection,
ARE NOT eligible to receive
Sick Benefits after attaining
age IS. Nor are they required
to pay dues for same after
reaching the age in question.
The latter case is very
clearly stated in Section 266
Of the Bylaws of the Croa-
tian Frategnal Union.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27
Cleveland Society To
Hold Bake Sale June !

CLEVELAND, Ohio = The
Altar Society of st. Nicho-
las Croatian Greek Catholic
Church will sponsor a Bake
Sale on Sunday, June Z, in
the Church Hall after the 10
o'clock Mass.
Only the best Of home made
breads, pastries, and noodles
will be sold.
The Social Committee of
the Altar Society is work.
ing hard to make this Bake
Sale a success, so let's all
come down to st. Nicholas
Hall to buy some of that
delicious pastry.
AS usual, the Altar Society
will utilize the profits from
this sale to aid their Parish.
Members of the Altar Soci-
ETY. are reminded that the
first Sunday of the month is
their regular Co m m u n i o n
Sunday and monthly recita-
ton Of the Holy Rosary.
Please come a little earlier to
Mass on this day in order to
participate.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

Correspondence Welcome
We are glad to bring these
explanations before our Lodge
Secretaries in particular and
our American and Canadian
members in general.
Further, we trust that
the explanations are clear
and to the point.
However, we will gladly
answer any correspondence
you may have regarding the
matter and cooperate in clari-
flying anything the reader
may have in mind.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27
Mi|waukee-west A|Iis Junior Tammies
Booked For Appearance In Des PLANES
Chicago Central Committee Preparing
Huge Salute To Society's Anniversary

CHICAGO, Ill. - One of
the promising bright stars
which appeared recently on
the horizon of the entertain
ment field Of tamburitza mu-
sic is the Silver Strings Jun
ior Tammies of Milwaukee,
Wise.
The youngsters of this
group are indeed most fortu-
nate in that they have stand
ing on the podium, welding
the baton, a member of the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

~ L LoASA>IA II u w q " LIZ
~ Servov on May 18, 1859,
began his term as president
of the Professional Affiliated
Builders Association (PABA)
of McKeesport.
Mr.. Servov and other new
officers for 1959-60 were in
stalled at the May dinner
meeting of the organization
of builders, suppliers and rep
resentatives or allied profess
sions and trades.
Albine J. Conroy is first
vice president; Harry D. Ro-
john; second vice president;
Ralph B. Hartman, Secretary;
and William D. Teemer, trea-
surer.
In q brief report on the
progress and outlook for
PABA, Mr.. Servov labelled
the association q form of
insurance.
Builders and the men and
women who work with them
are the most highly individ-
ualized group that could be
brought together, he said,
pointing out that this has
been done by PABA and that
the organization is growing
stronger.
Chartered In 1857
The Professional Affiliated
Builders Association is a nom
profit corporation chartered
in 1857 under the Laws of
the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania.
The Association operates
for home builders, firms and
corporations engaged in al
lied trades, industries and
professions in Western Penn
sylvania.
It's membership roster and
Board of Directors consist of
builders, contractors, devel-
opers, suppliers, sub-contrac-
tors, financial institutions,
real estate brokers, attorneys,
architects, engineers and 9TH
ers engaged in allied trades,
industries, and professions
connected with and pertain
ing to the building industry.
The Association is actively
engaged in local, county and
state municipal advisory leg
islation and is formed for the
purposes to promote, develop
and improve business rela-
tions and cooperation among
the members and to elevate
their standard Of practices;
as well as to improve and
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27
The Stakes

MYTH NOMINATIONS Of Candidates
w completed in May, the stage is now
set for the elections in June of American
and Canadian Delegates to the Society's
10th Natl Quadrennial Convention.
To be elected next month are 300 Dele
gates - 283 in the United States and 26 in
Canada - all destined to meet Sept. 21-26,
1859, in the City of Detroit to plot the Gro
attain Fraternal Unions course for the next
four years and man its ship of state with
the best possible administrative crew.
Ninety-two American Lodges are large
enough GOO or more members) to elect
their own Delegates in June. The same pri-
vilege will befall nine Lodges in Canada.
All other Delegates will be decided by
Lodges aligned for the purpose, with the
alignments running from minimum of to
a maximum of 6 Lodges Sixteen of these
necessary alignments pertain to Canadian
Lodges; all others to u S. units.
So much for one side of the coin.
. AS always, many Of these elections
in June will be spirited, hard fought affairs,
with no-holds-barred attitude certain to
be the order of the day in by far more than
one or two cases.
In the end, only 300 Delegates can make
the grade and qualify for a voice and vote
at the Detroit Convention
AS for the losers, something we person
ally tasted of in our time as Lodge officer,
their post-June elections duty is clear one
- to get behind the winning Delegate and
instruct him or her to work only for the
good of the Croatian Fraternal Union dur
ing the Convention.
The Society as whole can ill afford
litter contests for Delegates.
And under no circumstances can it af-
ford a bitterly divided Convention; for, in
the words of the Bible mark III, 25), if
house be divided against itself, that house
cannot stand
Who would argue otherwise!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

i'm the area and is current
ly a member of the Board
of Directors of a number
of corporations and other
charit a bic organizations.
He is a member of the
Youghiogheny Country
Club.
Mr.. Servov was a former
member of the Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans and is
a graduate of Temple Uni
versity, where he received a
degree of Bachelor of Laws
and also served as Associate
Editor of the Law Quarterly,
and is a member of the Phi
Alpha Delta Law Fraternity.
Lieutenant In Navy
Mr.. Servov gra d u a e d
from Midshipmen's School at
Notre Dame University and
Officers Training School at
Cornell University and served
overseas as a Lieutenant in
the United States Navy in
World War II and is present
ly on the Inactive Status List
of the United States Naval
Reserve.
Other services include
Emergency Reserve Gov
ernment Appeal Agent for
the Selective Service Sys-
tenn; the duties of -Execu-
tive Secretary for the Gro
attain Fraternal Union
Schola r S h o Foundation,
Inc; and General Counsel
for the Croatlan Frate1nal
Union.
He is a member of Lodge
A, Croatian Fraternal Union,
and a member of the Sacred
Heart R. G.. Church of Nc
Keesport, the Croatian Club
Dobrotvor, and many other
Slavic Clubs and fraternal
groups.
Mr.. Servov is also an active
member of the Pittsburgh Ski
Club, the Duquesne Universe
ty Alumni Association, the
Temple University Alumni
Association, and the Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans Alumni Association.
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buys guns aimed at Russia or China. They
do not think that the development of back
ward countries is any interest of ours. Pre-
sumably then, this isolationist opposition
will be less willing to vote for foreign aid
which emphasizes civilian development. AS
against them, there will be, so believe,
an ardor and enthusiasm for new foreign
aid program, which is sadly lacking today,
for the old one. - Walter Lppmam
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

ior class president lat West
Deer High), has been named
valedictorian of the Class OF
SO.
"Of ficial announcement
was made by the principal
and senior class sponsors af.
ter a thorough evaluation Of
all senior records.
Leader OF His Class
"This coveted title desig.
mates George as the highest
scholastic leader Of the class
George, who has been
president Of his class for
the last four years, was one
of the five seniors elected
to tho National Honor So
ciety In his junior year.
I'm popularity polls con-
Quoted by the yearbook, he
won the titles of most pop.
ular. best leader, best ALA.
round person, most helpful
friendliest and neatest dres.
ser.
"He has also been active
in school athletics and extra.
curricular activities. In foot.
ball he was the second high.
est scorer Of the year. He be
longs to Hi-Y, Varsity Club
Chair Committee, and had the
lead in the junior class play.
George has not yet deci.
ded which college to enter, al
though he has received sew.
eral scholarship offers"
Best Of luck and good for
tune to you George In life'a
important tasks: 10 you,
parents q hearty and sincere
pat on the back for bringing
up an exemplary young man,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

dav weekend ahead - long trips, the an
nual Indianapolis 5OO-mile race, major
league baseball games, etc. - than they
will with what Memorial Day actually
stands for on the national scene.
Forgotten, all too soon, are those whose
blood, sweat and tears Of yesteryear made
possible the present day greatness OF the
most envied country in the world, the Uni
ted States of America.
Q Memorial Day was first observed Of
ficially on May 30, 1868, by order of Gen.
eral John A. Logan, Commander at the
time of the Grand Army of the Republic.
But the people of the battered South
would have none of this Northern damn
yankee" idea - then as now - and deci-
ded to observe Memorial Day tailored to
their own design and liking.
They set aside June as their choice for
the observance of Confederate Memorial
Day. The fact that Jefferson Davis was
born on June 3, 1908, and went on to be-
come the President of the Inflated Confed-
crate States of America, 1861-1865, is pro
baby coincidence in this picture of di
vided American unity.
So, Saturday, May 80, 1859, will not
be Memorial Day in Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,
South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas.
Verify - in America - North is North
and South is South, and never the twain
shall meet as brothers under the skin.
What fools we mortals be-