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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
South Hills Area
To Get New Lodge
Plans Also Call
For Tenpin Loop

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
South Hills area of Pitts
burgh will soon boast of a
new CF'U Lodge and Tenpin
Bowling League.
Handling the organization
al reins is CF'U Supreme Sec
retary Joseph Bella, who an
nounced over the weekend
that the new Lodge should
become a reality as Of Nov.
i, 1859, and be followed
shortly thereafter by the
launching of the tenpin loop,
Those interested in join
ing the new South Hills
Lodge are invited to call
bro. Bella at Tuxedo 2-3655
after 6 o'clock in the eve
ming.
Area members desiring tt
transfer to the new Lodge
should also call bro. Bella.
Complete details will ap'
pear here in the near future
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07

Helen Kleps, Cleveland,
Ohio, Lodge 80, and Wilma
Kodak, Detroit, M ic h.,
Lodge 351, scored the tri-
umphs.
Equally as surprising was
the selection of three young
Mid-Western leaders as the
three Children's Home Board
Afernates.
They are John Sarich, West
Allis, Wise, Lodge 731; Rudy
Kalebich, Chicago Lodge 202;
and John Chopp, Lyons, ILL.,,
Lodge 228.
And in Joseph Rukavina,
Etna, Pa, Lodge 4, the in
coming High Trial Board has
one of the youngest men ever
to serve as the Secretary Of
that body.
doth Convention p. 81
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
Pitt 234 Delegate In
Report On October 9Th

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - We
hope the members Of Lib
erty' CFU Lodge 234 will
come to the monthly meeting
on Friday evening, Oct. 9th.
This session will be held in
the downstairs meeting room
Of the Bratska Sloga, 146-
44th St., at $3.50 pm.
The Delegate to the 10th
Convention, Frank Becer,
will give his report con-
corning convention activi-
ties at this meeting.
Those members who have
let their dues lapse may bring
them up to date at this meet
ing. Lodge officers will be
present at 1880 pm. to col
lect dues.
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Detroit Gathering Goes Down As
Shortest In History OF Society
Three Quip Delegates
viii Report Oct. nth
On Convention Results

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. AS
of our members of
CFU Lodge 423 already know
a notion was made at the
last meeting to pay one
months dues out of the lodge
treasury for all our men,
bers due to the continuance
Of the steel strike.
We therefore ask all
members to attend the next
regular meeting on Octo-
ber IL, at 200 p.m., so that
they may vote either in IA
vor or against the motion.
The third quarterly report
of the lodges financial stand
ing will be in order and we
will also hear reports on the
happenings of the 10th CFU
Convention from our 3 Del
egates.
We also take this opportu-
nifty to remind all members
to keep their dues payments
up to date according to the
decision made at the annual
meeting or we will have to
place them on reserve and,
in some cases, even have to
resort to suspension.
Ivan Babich, Secy.
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Cleveland 403 Awaits
10th Convention Recap

CLEVELAND, O. - The
next Regular Monthly Meet
ing of Lodge 403 will be held
Sunday, October II, at 200
pm, at the Polish Women's
Hall, 1926 Broadway.
The quarterly report on
the financial standing of
the lodge will be given and
we will hear about the out
come of our anniversary
Banquet, which took place
Sunday, September ~.
In addition to our regular
order of business we will al
so have the pleasure of hear
ing a report from our Lodge
Delegate to the 10th C.F.U.
Convention, Gregory Modric.
Andy Tumbri, Rep.
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know, never fails to have
something interesting, en-
tertaining and educational
to impart.
At this time we will also
honor twenty-three Of our
members who have been In
the CFU for fifty or more
years. One member, Matt
Sneller, will be signally hon
ored al q member for sixty
years.
After the banquet festivi-
ties the Zvonimir Tamburasi
will entertain us with the fin.
est dancing, singing, and lis
tening music available.
Of course. the refreehment
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07

full leadership of the Conven-
ton and in the end to the
Delegates themselves.
Joseph B. Rady, Ham,
mond. Ind, so years of age,
was to serve as the Con-
vention Chairman. Elected
as 1st and 2nd Vice Chair
man, respectively, were
George A. Glavas, 81, Sa-
cramento, California, and
Charles j. Verbanic. Sc,
Lackawanna, New York.
Stanley K. Juracich, 38,
South Chicago, ILL.,, was the
Convention Secretary, with
Bernard M. Luketich, %,
Cokeburg, Pa, and Michael
]. Canic, 81, Vancouver, Bri-
tish Columbia, Canada serv-
ing as the Assistant Secreta.
ries.
The average age Of the 6
Convention leaders was SO
years to make the leadership
the youngest in the history
of these quadrennial business
gatherings of the Croatiar
Fraternal Union.
Startling Departures
The Sept. 21-26 Convention
in Detroit was to be one o1
many "firsts".
1t was to see all minutes -
from start to finish - kept
and read in the English Ian
guage, something which was
undreamed of before the op
ening of the 10th Convention
proceedings.
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From The Heart

Although We were unop-
posed for reelection, we none.
theless wish In this way to
thank the 290 Delegates who
supported our bid for a
fourth term as the English
Editor of the Zajednicar dur
ing the CrOatian Fraternal
Unions 10th Natl Quadren-
nial Convention. held Sept.
21-26, 1859, in Detroit.
We take this smashing
vote as an endorsement of
our editorial policy of long
standing and pledge to main.
tain In the future the high
standards we have always set
for the English Section of the
Zajednicar. That, as we see it,
Is our duty.
STEPHEN #. BRKICH
English Editor
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English Editor Will Do Oratorical Honors
Cleveland Lodge ~ In Goth Anniversary Fete November

department will be W ell
stocked with the best for our
members and friends.
We urge and appeal to
all of you to get your ban
quet tickets rs soon as
possible 50 that we may
have a general idea as to
how many dinners to pre-
pare.
Again, we cordially well
come our members and
friends to meet again, enjoy
an evening in a relaxed and
'fraternal atmosphere, renew
old friendships and develop
new ones.
Steve Shimits. Pres.
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Trusfee-EIect Is
Grateful To Many
Supporters Rate
Undying Gratitude
BY George A. Glavas
CFU Trustee-Elect

SACRAMENTO, Calf. -
To the Delegates of the Tenth
Convention Of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, l wish to ex-
press my most sincere graft
tude and thanks for their ex-
preston Of faith in me by
first electing me a Vice
Chairman of the Convention
and then electing me to the
high post of Trustee on the
Supreme Board.
1t was a great pleasure
and honor for me to serve
the Delegates at the Con-
vention and it will be even
a greater honor to serve all
the members in my new Of
flee.
/ pledge to the Delegates
and the general membership
my most sincere efforts for
the advancement of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union. I will
always be open to all COM
ments, suggestions, and ideas
from the members and my
actions will be based on what
I believe to be in the best in.
terest and welfare of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union and its
members.
Bless you all.
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Versailles Manager 4
Cooperative Parsonage

VERSAILLES. Pa. - The
Manager of Nest u will be
at the Croatian Hall the Sec
ond Friday of every month,
to collect dues, from 500 un-
til $3.50 pm.
If you cannot come to the
hall, you may mail your dues
payments to me, making the
money order or check pay.
able to CFU Nest q.
You may also pay dues al
my home if it is more conve'
nient for you.
Mary SAutlin
4718 Third st.
Versailles Pa.
Phone OR. 0-16SC
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07

CLEVELAND, o. - "St.
Joseph" Lodge 80 is prepar-
ing for it's Goth Anniversary
Banquet to be held at the
n e WHY remodeled Croatian
Home, 6314 St. Clair Ave.
This occasion is to be cele-
brated on Sunday, November
8, beginning at 1:3O pm,
with the Zvonimir Tamburit-
"a Orchestra and other ar
fists entertaining the assem-
bled members and guests.
The featured speaker
at this Anniversary dinner
will be Stephen #. BrAich,
English Editor of the "a
jednicaF, who, ~ we all
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that week.
We have been making ev-
cry effort to bring the hand
ling and processing Of mail
back to it's normal condition,
and believe these efforts have
been successful.
Any delay in delivery Of
your publication to readers
in the Pittsburgh District and
other parts of America is We
ry much regretted.
Your interest in this matter
is appreciated.
Sincerely yours,
James C. Smith, Postmaster
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University, part time, to OBJ
tain her B. S. degree in nurs-
ing.
While in training, Gloria
was delegated to attend the
State Convention which
was held in Atlantic City in
1858.
She was also active during
her high school days at BIZ
shop Noll, as Editor of the
class paper and treasurer Of
the Senior Class.
Gloria was born July 20,
1887, and was q member Of
Nest 221 until 1855, when she
transferred to Lodge 288.
Other members of her fam
ily who are affiliated with the
Croatian Fraternal Union are
her parents, Caroline and
Jack, sister, Mary Plesha,
grandfather, Miroslav Roma
mic. A younger sister, jose
phine is still a member of the
nest.
We of Lodge 288 wish you,
Miss Smokvina, a nursing ca
reer second to none on record.
George Balich, Secy.
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High Time October 11th For Members, Friends
Pitt Lodge | To Honor Delegates, Scholarship Winner

N. S. PITTSBURGH, Pa
"Svi Sveti" CF'U Lodge 1 will
stage a Testimonial Dinner
on Sunday, October 18th, in
honor of it's Delegates to the
10th CFU Convention, bros.
Nicholas Koss and Stephen
Devunic.
The dinner will be held at
the Lodge Home, 1916 East
Ohio Street, beginning at
$50 pm. At 200 pm, the
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same afternoon, the regular
lodge meeting will also take
place.
Also h0nOred on this oc-
casion will be our young
member, bro. George Puka-
mic, Jr.. who recently re-
ceived one of the scholar
ship grants, which were y
warded by the CFU Schol-
arship Foundation, Inc.
The preparations commit
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07

Dear Mr.. Furjanic:
This refers to your letter
of September 18, 1859, con-
corning your receipt of COM
plants of delay in receipt of
your newspaper "Zajednicar"
In order to allow for the in
stallation of a mechanized
mail handling arrangement,
we were forced to relocate
our outgoing and incoming
mail sections which handle
the processing of your news
paper. This move was made
over the Labor Day weekend,
and resulted in some confu-
sion during the early part of
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
Gloria Sn,okvina
Joins Lodge 288
Newcomer Seeks
Nursing Acclaim

INDIANA HARBOR, Ind.
- A very pretty and popular
member of Malta Gubec"
CFU Lodge 2S8, Miss Gloria
Jacqueline Smokvina, h a s
graduated from st. Marga-
ret's School Of Nursing.
She will be on the staff at
Veterans Administration Re-
search Hospital in Chicago,
ILL.,, and will enroll at De Paul
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Cleveland zumberaks
To Mark Anniversary
Saturday, October 18th

CLEVELAND, Ohio - AS
the fall season gets under
way the "Zumberaks' are
busy with preparations for a
Sweetest Day Dance to be
held on Saturday, October II,
at the st. Nicholas Hall.
The Rhythm Masters will
provide the music and the bar
will be amply supplied with
refreshments Of every de-
scription.
At this time the Lodge
will also mark it's 22nd An
niversary.
Twenty years in the life Of
an organization covers a long
period Of time, but this is
still ranked as a period of
youth and boisterous life.
Therefore all who come to
this rollicking event will be
toasted in the best Of spirits
by the many friends Lodge
859 has made over the years.
Mark October II on your
social calendar and make
sure that you are on hand for
the merrymaking at st. Nj
cholas Hall.
George E. Reich, Pub.
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EVERY MEMBER
GET A MEMBER


tee will see that all the
guests are well taken care Of
during the family style dinner
Of barbecued lamb and other
delicious foods and banquet
tickets will be q nominal $1.76
per person.
Our members and friends
Of all the neighboring lodges
are cordially invited to at
tend.
Committee
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The Croatian Fraternal
Union is the greatest monu-
ment TO those Of our M
Honality who helped build
the America we share in
today.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07

1924 since the 18th and last Convention of the
old Natl Croaan Society," the forerunner of the Croatan
Fraternal Union of today.
In running time, it the shortest - days - Con-
vention the annals of the Society tribute to the youth
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
Tenth Convention Leaders
Averaged Tender 80 Years

As Delegates Set Many Firsts For Such Conc|aves
By STEPHEN BRKICH Editor English Section, zajedncar
PITTSBURGH uadrenn of the
held 226 Detroit matter of his
the minds of the 30S American and Ca
had the privilege attending that conclave
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UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
Pittsburgh II. Pennsylvania
September 70, 1859
Croatian Fraternsl Union of America
3441 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh 13, Pa

Attention. Charles M. Furjanic, Circulation Manager
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Cleveland Lodge SO
Goth Anniversary
Banquet, November 8
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(1Oth Convention p. 81
Evening star., 1959-11-12
BY ED NEILAN
The Copley News Service

SEOUL, Korea - Presiden-
tial election campaigning has
begun in earnest here but
nothing so brazenly Occiden-
tai as q public opinion poll is
necessary to safely predict the
outcome.
Min e-and-a-quarter-million
Koreans, or roughly 95 per
cent of the eligible electorate,
are expected to go to the polls
sometime between March and
June next year to overwhelm-
ingly re-elect 84-year-old
Syngman Rhee to q fourth
term as Chief Executive Of the
country which receives more
United States foreign aid
(1958-59: economic, $2l5.8 mil
lion; military, SITS million)
than any other nation and
which possesses the worlds
fourth largest standing army.
A few months ago the pros
poets for a Rhee landslide vic
tory in the elections were not
so conclusive. Recent develop
ments, including q typhoon,
have changed the picture.
Opposition Folds Up
Most significant has been
the almost total disintegration
of solidarity in the opposition
Democratic Party. Its two
leaders are running for the
party presidential nomination
Party leaders Pyung Ok
Chough's moderates and Vice.
President John Chang's ex-
tremists actually came to blows
at the late September Kyung-
sang-namdo provincial party
convention, when each faction
blamed the other for irregular
tiles in electing leaders OF
country-level chapters.
Chough had gained in popu-
larity and influence in the re-
cent reorganization Of provin-
cial chapters, much to the dis
tress of Chang's group. Chang's
extremists favor dividing the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14
Sworn As Associate
Schools Superintendent

New York (ANP) - John B.
King, so year-old educator in the
New York City public schools sys-
tenn for over a quarter of a CEN
fury, was officially sworn in last
Wednesday as associate superin-
tendent of schools - the first Ne
gro to attain that rank locally.
The post, paying an annual stip-
end of SIC, $50 for six years, makes
King the No. 2 man in the city's
educational system. He succeeded
the late William A. Hamm, who
was in charge of the child welfare
division. Formerly assistant super
intendent, for the past eight years,
King has been a teacher and ad-
ministrator for 81 years. He holds
BIS. and MA. degree from New
York University; and has complet-
ed most Of his work toward the
Phi. D. degree.
The ceremonies, inducing him
into the associate superintendency,
were conducted in the office Of
Mayor A. Wagner. In addition to
board Of education officials and
friends, Kings family of six his
wife, Mrs. King; daughters, Mrs.
Lynne Kennard and Mrs. Joan
Norris; and grand children, John
Kennard and Keith Norris - were
present.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14
HoodIUms Attack House,
Try To Burn Out Negroes In
All White NetohboPhood

Brooklyn, N. Y. (ANP) - Five
white teenagers were arrested by
police after a gang of at least %
white youths attacked the new
home of four Negroes families in
the previously all-white neighbor-
hood.
The hoodlums, armed with rocks,
bricks, and gasoline, boldly gath
cred in front of the tenement in
the Bushwick section. They threw
rocks, shattered windows and at
tempted to set fire to the build
ing.
Police report that five Negro
youths raced up the stairs of the
house and began to hurl rocks
down upon the white invaders, sup
posedly from the nearby Browns
vile section.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14
Race" oUeers Appointment
Of Japanese American
As Teacher In Viruinic

Falla, Church, Va. (ANP) - A
REPRESENTATION woman, who
applied for a seventh grade teach
ing position shortly after moving
to this city last February, has beer
turned down by the school board
last week. in the session. the board
voted to put aside the application
of Mrs. Yukike Tomashire after 6
debate devoted almost exclusively
to her racial background.
Mrs. Tomashire, identified as q
third generation American citizen
born in Hawaii; was repeatedly
considered professionally qualified
by School Supt. Irwin Schmitt
and the principal of the school to
which she had applied. She holds
a bachelors degree in history an6
a masters in education from
Wheaton Ill, college, and has done
graduate work at New York univ,
ersity.
She has, however, since been
hired to teach the eighth grade
at Green Hedges. a private school
in Vienna, Va.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14
Womens Day Ar
Sabafhani Baptist
Sunday, AUG. Is

"Today's Women at the Cross
roads of Life" is the theme chosen
by the women of Sabathani Bap-
fist church for their first Annual
Woman's Day observance to be
held Sunday, August 16.
Speaker for the morning service
will be Mrs. Crystal Jones. The
Women's Chorus under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Etheline Rivers and
Mrs. Velma Warder will provide
the music.
The afternoon program at 4 pm.
will be presented by the young
people with Misses Zebra and
Nancy Clark in charge.
Immediately following the broad
cast, the women have planned a
special program for your enjoy
ment. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Rev. S. r. King is pastor, chair
man Mrs. H. Woods, co-chairman
and program chairman, Mrs. Eve
Ign Carter
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14

Pioneer No. u and began the
deliberations which led to conven-
ing the first Communication Of the
Prince Hall Grand Lodge of the
State of Minnesota.
T. H. Lyles of st. Paul was the
first Grand Master of the newly
created Masonic jurisdiction. There
followed a succession of Grand
Masters who were outstanding in
both civic and fraternal activity,
among whom were the late Will
liam R. Morris, prominent Mime
apolis attorney, and the late w.
T. Francis, legal staff member of
the Great Northern Railway and,
later, United States Minister to
Liberia, Africa, the late Chester
Johnson, George w. Johnson, and
George L. Hoage, John r.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14

Lawrence of st. Paul is the present
Grand Master. Surviving Past
Grand Masters are: S. L. Ransom,
L. e. Tarver, and c. D. Doty OF
st. Paul; and w. D. Carter of
Los Angeles, Calf.
The Minnesota Jurisdiction was
officially re-designated Most Wor-
shipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge
of Minnesota and its Masonic Jur-
isdiction in 1850. 1t has expanded
North into Canada, and Southwest
into South Dakota. Its archives
reveal an unquestionable and un-
broken descent from African Lodge
No. 459, which was chartered in
Boston, Massachusetts,, Septem-
Der 20, 1884, by the Grand Lodge
Of England, which named Prince
Hail, as Worshipful Master.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14
RUDOLPH ELLIS IS
ARRESTED FOR CONDUCT
AND CARRYING KNIFE

Rudolph K. Ellis, "a, 56S Rondc
was arrested August 6, on a dis
orderly conduct charge and a
charge of carrying concealed
weapons.
Police were called to Roady's
Bar, Kent and st. Anthony. There
they found Ellis being held by
Floyd Wade, e67 West Central a
bartender.
Wade told officers Ellis had re-
fused to pay for a Is cent glass
Of beer and an argument ensued,
Ellis finally paid for the beer
but reached in his pocket in a
threatening fashion, Wade said
The bartender said, knowing Ellis
reputation for knife play, he grab
bed and held him.
When the police came they found
an open knife in Ellis coat pocket
He was booked on suspicion of
assault, carrying concealed weap-
ons and disorderly conduct.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14
SoIdWofer JibeS
Az Labor Leaders
I'm Southland

Washington (ANP) - White
Southerners are being treated to q
series of propaganda films by
the Pro-Segregation Citizens Coun'
ellis designed to whip up tagging
enthusiasm for continued total
segregation Of whites and Negroes
throughout the South.
One such film, viewed last week
carried on admonition from ar
Arizona GOP-senator, to beware
Of strange Northerners," The
Senator was Barry Goldwater.
A portion Of his remarks were
you people in the South are
going to see more and more
strange Northerners with rather
shady backgrounds, political gen
ius and a lot of money down there
to affect your elections"
Saying that labor leaders are
interested in Southern politics
Sen. Goldwater added among them
viii be the "so-called liberals who
are so vitality interested in civil
rights, but think it is all right fol
the union member who has to be,
long to the union to have his dues
money taken to work against his
party or the candidate of his
choice.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14
Three Men Ger
Jail For Ticking
Housing Properly

Three st. Paul men received
workhouse sentences on petit lar
ceny charges Tuesday in municipal
court.
The three were Hugh Flowers,
So, 342 Carroll, Willie White, SO,
397 Rondo and Jessie Banks, Jr.,
SO of 391 Carroll.
Police called August 8, to 342
Carroll and found a Chevrolet
truck with two hot water radi-
ators in it. They also found the
three men in the process Of lifting
another radiator into the truck.
The three radiators had been re-
moved from a vacant house which
is the property Of the st. Paul
Housing Authority.
In court Tuesday, Flowers was
given a five day work house sent
ence; White got 80 days in the
works and Banks received a five
day sentence.