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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-25
English Editor
Grateful To All
Passing Of Dad
Is Widely Noted

PITTSBURGH - The En-
glish Editor of the Zajednicar
wishes in this way to thank
all who noted the passing
Nov. Is, 1859, Of his father,
Andrew A. Brkich.
Numerous floral offerings
Mass bequests, scores Of sym
pathy cards, and wires came
from many friends through
out the United States and
Canada to ease the sorrow of
the family.
1t is physically impossible
for the English Editor to
send cards of thanks to all
who were kind enough. to
remember his father.
Hence this public note of
heartfelt appreciation to one
and all who remembered the
family in it's hour of trial and
sorrow.
The family will never for
get those many acts of kind
ness.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-25
Duke Tammies In
East Chi Nov. y
Sloga Glee Club
Set For Concert

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
The Croatian Singing Society
"Sloga" will sponsor the Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans in a Concert on Sunday
November 20, at 800 pm, in
the Roosevelt High School
Auditorium.
The Tamburitzans, under
the direction of Mr.. Walter
w. Kolar, are in their 23rd
season of show business
and every appearance has
been worth seeing.
Following the concert "Slo-
ga" will stage a Dance at the
Croatian Home, 4O33 Main
St., Indiana .Harbor, featur-
ing the music of Muselin's
Tamburitza Orchestra. Food
and refreshments will b e
served.
Reserve the date, Novem-
Der 20, and join us for both
the concert and dance.
Helen Zafran
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-25

adjournment of the 10th Con-
vention, held Sept. 21-26,
1859, in Detroit.
The resolution, to be pub
lished in the following is
sue of the Zajednicar, calls
for the honoring of Mato
Depeder, Chicago. John
Klarich, Youngstown, Ohio,
Maria Pavlinac, Cleveland,
and Dragica Blaskovic,
Pittsburgh.
Bro. Depeder was made an
Honorary Lifetime Member
during the Chicago Conven-
ton of 1943 and bro. Klarich
came to be cited in like man
ner during the Philadelphia
Convention of 1855.
Sisters Pavlinac and Bias
kovic were both accorded
the honor during the Detroit
Convention of recent vintage.
Meat Of Resolution
The resolution calls for the
honoring of these four distin-
guished members by existing
Central Committees and other
organized groups of CFU
Lodges.
Suggested in the resolution
is that the United Lodges Of
South Chicago and the Gen.
trail Committee of Chicago
Lodges unite their forces to
tender a banquet in honor Of
bro. Depeder.
Honoring bro. Klarich
would be the United Lodges
of Mahoning Valley.
The United Lodges Com
mittee Of Cleveland would do
the honors in respect to sister
Pavlinac, widow Of one Of the
founders Of the Society of to-
day.
Sister Blaskovic, on the
other hand, would be feted by
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Benwood Juniors To
Hold Christmas Fete
Sunday, December 9Th

BENWOOD, w. Va. - The
Annual Christmas Party for
CFU Nest go members will
be staged Sunday, December
g. at the Croatian Cultural
Home, 1859 Eoff st.
Motion pictures will be
shown beginning promptly
at 200 pm. and we there
fore urge all parents to
bring their children early
enough 50 that they may
enjoy same.
Due to the economic con-
ditions caused by the pro-
longed steel strike this year,
we did not hold a dance for
the benefit Of our Christmas
Party fund; however, our par
ty will still be held according
to our old customs.
The women of the Lodge
are also asked to contact
the nest manager about Q
week before the party so
that they may cooperate in
preparations for the party.
It would be nice if the par
ents and other members
would bring along to the par
ty, cakes, candy or other
items which children enjoy.
The donations would be great
" appreciated.
John Baron, Mgr.
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Mukwonago Lodge m3 viii Celebrate
First Anniversary Saturday, Nov. 28
Proceeds of Celebration Are Earmarked
For Christmas Party Honoring Youngsters

MUKWONAGO,e Wise. -
"Mukwonago Satellites C.
F. U. Lodge 993 will hold it's
LIST Anniversary Dance on
Saturday, November %, at
the American Legion Hall.
Dancing will be to the
music Of q tamburitza or
chestfa, refreshments will
be served and door prizes
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ton, Inc, a non-profit or
ganization dedicated to the
educational welfare of the
Society's younger members in
the United States and Canada.
There is nothing in the
resolution binding on any
of the Lodge groups in
South Chicago, Chicago,
Mahoning Valley, Cleve-
land, and Pittsburgh.
The resolution merely sug-
gests that these four Hon
orary Lifetime Members be
honored at public banquets.
The final decision is up to
the Lodge groups themselves.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-25
Stee|ton Mgr. Urges
Parents To Help Make
Nest Is Going Concern

STEELTON, Pa. - We
wish to notify all those whose
children are affiliated with
Nest Is, and the members of
the three supervising lodges,
that the Nests Annual Meet
ing will take place on Sun
day, December 6, at 2 pm,
in st. Lawrence Hall.
Nest officers will be
elected and the floor will be
open for suggestions as to
how our Nest may be i'm
proved.
We appeal to you parents to
send your children to this
meeting. We have a nice num-
Der of members and among
them are many boys and girls
who, with a little help, could
very easily take over the du-
ties Of the nest.
Thus they would not only
become familiar with the
work Of our nest but with the
activities Of our Society also.
Much more could be done
for our nest than has been
done in the past, and we
therefore urge parents and
nest members alike to attend
this forthcoming meeting.
All delinquent dues should
also be settled during this
session.
Peter Bah0ric, Mgr.
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Resolution Calls For Citing Of Lifetime Member:
Old Timers Have Their Moment In Socetys Sun
Youngstown 66 Honors Vets

was made by the Lodge Pres
ident, Frank Turkovich.
Vice President Ignatius Sim
kovich also spoke on the i'm
portance Of members taking
an active interest in their
respective lodges.
Bros. Jack Jakovac, Secre-
tary, and Nick Prigabon,
Member of the Board of Trus-
tees of Lodge 435, were also
introduced.
The program came to an
end with a Prayer of Thanks
by Rev. Levajusic.
N. j. Srnec, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-25

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio
"St. George" Lodge 66 of the
Croatian Fratenal Uni o n
honored two Of it's so Year
members, bros. Martin Bar
tai and Peter Petretic, during
a Testimonial Program staged
ON Sunday, November 1, 1859,
at the Croatian Home.
Also recognized for their
years of membership were
bros. Eli Petretich and Vida
Petretich, both 53-year men,
bers.
Those unable to attend, due
to illness, were Martin Matu-
ljak, a member for 81 years,
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Granite City Lodges
Will Name Home PreN

GRANITE CITY, III. -
The members of CFU Lodge
222 and SNPJ Lodge $50 are
asked to attend the meeting
which will be held Sunday,
December 6, at which time
we will elect a President Of
the Croatian Home which is
located at 400 and Grand
Avenue.
Other home officials will
be elected in January, 1860.
Your attendance il urgent.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-25
Celebration
New Flint Home To Hold Open House Saturday. Nov 18th

FLINT, Mich. - The men,
bers of the new Croatian Slo-
vene Home, 529 South Dort
Highway, will hold a Special
Open House on Saturday,
Nov. %.
The festivities are to be
held in honor of our fellow
members from Detroit and
other nearby Flint areas.
With us on the occasion
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-25
Pitt Church Will
Mark Anniversary
Huge Celebration
Set For Dec. 9Th

N. S. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
"St. Nicholas" R. G.. Church
will celebrate the 65th Ami
versary of it's existence and
the Feast of st. Nicholas, pa
tron of the parish, with a
program and dance on Sun
day, December 6, in the st.
Nicholas Church Hall, 1926
E. Ohio St.
The program, beginning
at 1880 pm. will feature Sc
lections by the Pittsburgh
Junior Tamburitzans, the
Parents Tamburitza group
and various talented men,
bers of the Parish.
Afterwards the music for
dancing will be provided by
the "becari" group of the
junior tammies and the par
ents orchestra.
All types of delicious baked
goods will be on sale during
the evening and refreshments
will also be available.
Our parishioners and other
Croatian friends of Pitts.
burgh and vicinity are cor
daily invited to attend.
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West A|Iis Lodge 731 Members viii
Hold Supper And Dance December 5th
Pathfinders Also Looking Forward To
Annual Yuletide Fete, Gift Exchanges
WEST ALLIS. Wise.

WEST ALLIS, Wise. -
Hear ye, all you pathfinder
members. Our Lodge 731 will
sponsor a Supper and Dance
on Saturday, December 5, at
Kralj's Hall, So. 60th and
West Madison Sts., at 6 pm.
All surrounding lodges are
invited to attend for a good
home cooked meal and excel
lent music.
Next meeting of the
Lodge will be Tuesday, De-
cember 8, at 700 pm.
Please note time. After q
short intermission the an
nual meeting with election
Of officers will take place
and rules and regulations
will be voted upon.
Members are urged to bring
their dues payments up to
date at this session and also
return or pay for the tickets
in conjunction with the dance
and picnic, which were distri-
buted in May.
A Christmas Party will
fellow ad journment Of the
meeting and members wish
ing to participate in a gift
exchange are asked to
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-25
United Lodges Of Cleveland Prepared
For Friday, Nov. u, Meeting At Home
Decision Will Be Handed Down Regarding
Proposed Purchase of Outing Facilities

CLEVELAND, Ohio - All
representatives Of the United
CFU Lodges are requested to
attend a very important meet
ing Friday, November 9th,
1880 pm. sharp, at the Croa-
tian Home, 6314 st. Clair.
According to the motion
passed at the September
meeting Of the United Lod-
ges, this session Is being
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-25

John Klarich, Janko Garasic,
and Steve Srnec, 53-year
members, and Joseph Braidic
and Steve Krevak, 52-year
members.
The principal speaker
was the Reverend Anthony
Levajusic, assistant Pastor
of SITS. Peter and Paul
Church and q member of
Lodge &C, who offered his
congratulations to all the
honored guests.
The presentation of 50
Year Membership Pins to
bros. Bartal and Petretich
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t h e Western Pennsylvania
United CF'U Lodges and the
Greater Pittsburgh Croatian
Day Committee.
Not Binding On Lodges
Also suggested in the reso-
luton is that the net proceeds
of these proposed banquets
be earmarked for the funds
Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union Scholarship Founda-
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will be awarded.

will be awarded.
We extend an invitation to
all our friends and members
Of the CF'U in this area Of
Wisconsin. Bring your singing
voice and really enjoy life
with our happy group.
Proceeds from this dance
will be used for a Christmas
Party for our nest members.
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two of the best dance bands
in this part Of Michigan.
Nor will there be a short
age of refreshments. Our
guests may rest assured that
the very best of everything
will abound to make this a
memorable affair.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Charles MarOld, Pub.
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will be John Ovcarich, Sec
retary of the Croatian Fra
ternal Unions Sick Benefit
Department, who will be
making his first official
visit to Flint at the time.
Two musical groups are
slated to regale our guests on
Nov. %.
They are the Harmony
Notes and the Balkaneers,
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bring a dollar gift.

. - ~eA d.
We would like to see more
of the 18 to Is age group at
tend these meetings. It gets
discouraging for the older
members, not seeing more of
the younger members parti-
cipating in CFU events.
Bring your suggestions to
this meeting and they will be
discussed and approved if a.
agreeable to the members.
Hope to see you all at both
evenings for a bang-up time.
Mary Seidler, Secy.
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called to make q final deci-
sion on the fund for picnic
grounds.
Each representative must
bring with him, to this meet
ing, the motions passed at his
lodge meeting in regards to
this matter and then we will
be able to decide what to do
with the fund.
Anna Rescic, Secy.
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COKEBURG, Pa. - The
officers and members Of "St.
George" CFU Lodge 354 will
sponsor a Farewell Party in
honor of their Club Steward,
bro. Joseph Cindrich, on Sat-
urday, November %, at the
Croatian Home, beginning at
700 pm.
Bro. Cindrich will be
leaving for the Armed For
ces on Monday, Nov. 80.
We invite all our members
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Cokeburg Lodge 354 Members To Fete
Service Bound Steward On Nov. 18th
Farewell Party Will Give Many Friends
Chance To Wish Joseph Cindrich The Best

and friends of Lodge 354, as
we'll as his personal friends
to join us in honoring an &C
tive member who has also
served the lodge in the capa-
city of President of the Board
of Trustees.
In behalf of the entire
membership of Lodge 354,
we wish our club steward sue
cess and good health during
his new venture.
Bernard NJ. Luketich, Pres.
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. Members Of the Croatian
Fraternal Union may be
found in almost every State
of the Union, in the Territory
of Alaska, and in every Pro-
vince in Canada.
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The Cr0atian Fraternal
Union, organized in 1894,
is carried on solely for the
benefit of its members and
their beneficiaries, and not
for profit.
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Scholarship Foundation Seen
As Beneficiary Of 4 Banquets
Committees Urged
To Hold Banquets
Scholarship Foundation Would Benefit From
Proposals Made To Board In Resolution Form

PITTSBURGH - Adopting resolution prepared and
presented by English Editor of the Zaedncar Stephen
Brkch the Supreme Board of the Croatian Fraernal
Union called last week for the public honorng in the
future of the Socetys four Honorary Lifetime Members
Action the resolution Friday, Nov TO- during
the first meetings of the Supreme Board since the
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in the Foggy Bottom vicinity.
1t will be there through
June /.
Michel cher professional
title) in her more stunning
oils exhibits a mosaic tech
nique that stresses the an
gularities and diagonal pat
terms Of nature. Underwater"
and THE Park" are effec-
tive examples.
These mosaic colorations
remind one Of Monet, but TO
be fair, they are really
Michel's personal statement.
She has remarkable control
and the ability to make YER
tical subjects appear fiat in
perspective when she wishes
to convey a particular har-
mony in her scenes.
Five of her works are "be-
hind glass" paintings, care
fully fashioned little gems.
Several of her abstract
washes blend opaleScent hues
to perfection. The stained
glass effect she tries to en-
ploy in some of the oils, how
ever, does not come across;
and at least a few of them
appear altogether too artifl-
cial.
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TODAY

OF MUSIC CLUBS STU
DENT MEMBERSHIP. Barker Hal,
YWcA,. 4 pm. Program giysn BY the
A csppelia Choir; Marjorie Miller.
mute: Katherine Smith, piano: Bonnie
Sullivan, piano; Media Williams,
soprano; Diane Span0, piano. Will
liam Peterson, piano; Virginia Pavay,
GosnelI, piano; Rosemary G. Murphy,
soprano; Barbara M. Murphy piano.
ALLENE HALL PIPPIN, soprano: Mary
Royal, piano. Falls Church High
School, pm. Program Of classic,
semiclassic and popular music.
sHIMON MISHORY, violin; Jonathan
Sack, piano. Phillips Gallery, pm.
Partita No. . for solo violin, Bach;
Tzigane, Ravel; Improvisation and
Dance. Ben-Haim; Hyre Kati, Hubay.
NATIONAL GALLERY ORCHESTRA,
Richard Bales, conductor. Soloist:
Harry Mcclure, piano. National CAL
lery, 8 pm. Fanfare No. 2, Osborne;
Ballad for String orchestra, ceTeIl;
and Orchestra, Evett; A Princess,
Rogers; Kentucky Concerto, Luening.
MUSIC WITH BELLS. st, Luke's Metho-
dist Church, 8 pm. Six choirs OF st.
Luke's, Kathryn Hill Rawls, director;
Carroll NATION. soprano; Potomac
POore Tufts, director.
THE WASHINGTON BRASS CHOIR,
ton Presbyterian Chancel Choir,
Jack Cesar, conductor. AArlington
Presbyterian Church, $3.50 pm.
Terribilis Est LSens Ists, Ter Jenkins;
bilate Dec. Gabriel; Hail, Thou Holy
Trinity, Bach; Queen Mary Music,
Purcell: Send Forth Thy Spirit,
Shuetky; canzona Nos. 1 and 2,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

rather droll "Cats Of Paris"
provide a richly textured
base for Miss Crisis highly
personal technique.
Skilled and imaginative a
craftsman as she is, we per-
sonally found Miss Crisis ex-
perimentalist subject matter
a shade on the revolving side.
When she is being humorous,
as in "Chez la Voyante." a
plaster work blending moon
light. regal cats and a garish-
ly red restaurant, Miss CriSt
shows a def and ingenious
talent. When she is being
ghoulish (Which is much of
the time), as in the Charles
Addams-like HE" Her" and
Family Scene" her work
seems surprisingly unattrac-
tive.
Once you have viewed
"Her," a morbid looking lady
done in the Roualt style, us
ing an old newspaper instead
Of canvas, it will not surprise
you to learn that Miss CriSt
has the modest distinction of
being the first wife of an
American military officer to
rate a private showing on
Paris Left Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
BY JAMES G. DEANE
star Record Critic

In the 256-page May long
playing record catalog
(Schwann's), stereo discs oc-
cupy a little less than 35
pages, q total not yet over
whelming. But the new in
visibly, ingeniously double
tracked record is now APP
preaching O decent respect-
ability in terms Of repertoire.
1t is rather interesting to
examine the present state
of affairs statistically.
Schwann's according to its
publisher lists approximately
$4,000 records. Those falling
In the serious-music category
represent the creative efforts,
If a rapid count is accurate,
of some IT'S composers. The
Schwann stereo section, again
assuming an accurate count,
up to the current issue listed
approximately 100 composers.
This month the list was join
ed by Marc Blitzstein, Don
Carlo Gesualdo, Vittorio
Giannini, Karl Goldmark.
Alan Hovhaness and Hugo
Weisgall. bringing the stereo
total to not quite one seventh
of the creative forces repres-
ented by the monaural list
ings. (Someone with no dead
line will have to tally the
number Of stereo discs.)
A hundred and more COM
posers, ranging from Joseph
Achron, died 1943, to John
Wilbye, died 1888 (the mo-
naural list starts with Evaris-
to Felice DallAbaco, died
1742, and ends with Eric
ZeiSl, q contemporary GER
tainly cannot be sneezed at,
and a much greater number
Of compositions is embraced
within the list, of course.
(That is another tally some
one will have to make.) What
one can now hear in stereo
seems an easy rival at least
to what one can readily en-
counter in concert halls.
What is afforded conven-
tionally by concerts is, of
course, not necessarily what
one wants from a phono-
graph, a fact that for some