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SUNDAY SCHOOL WEEK

Mans two greatest adventures are exploring the world around him and the worth within him. Whether he probes with missile prayer, he's the high road to adventure and his preparation must begin early in life Sunday Schools of all faiths stress the prin- cipes that start young people in the right direction Observance of National Sunday School Week is April 13 to 19. The slogan is Make Every Week A Sunday School Week"
 Let's start our children in the right direction by giving them chance to learn the Word of God in Sunday Schools.
 Secretary of Labor Mitchell forecasts that by the end of this year this country will have the highest level of employment and the lowest level of unemployment ever experienced in peacetime.
 A NATION UNREAD IS A NATION DEAD Inn A nation lives through its ideas. Keep abreast of those ideas For better-read, better-informed America Nome joins the celebration of National Library Week
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Milwaukee Mons viii
Hold Holiday Fiesta
Sunday, December 70

MILWAUKEE,, Wise. -
The CFU Mothers Club of
Milwaukee and West Allis will
stage a Christmas Party for
the children, mothers and
their families on Sunday,
December 20.
A fine program will be
presented by the Silver
Strings Tammies, under
the direction of Charles
Elias, and several other ta-
Tented youngsters will per-
form.
The film taken at the pic
mic of the club members will
be shown and Santa will be
in attendance.
MitIe Knaf1ic, Pres.
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SEATTLE - Members Of
Seattle's CFU Lodge 439, a.
mong other civic, profession
al, and nationality groups, will
assist CARE in its annual hol-
iday Food Crusade program
with volunteers taking turns
throughout the season staff
ing the Christmas CARE
booth on the first floor Of
Frederick and Nelson.
Their efforts will Be ex-
tended toward securing ~
many orders for food par
cells ~ possible for needy
families n Yugoslavia for
delivery over the Christmas
Holiday season.
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ment of the Juniors during
their Party.
The youngsters will also go
through their kolo and sing
ing PAGES to make this pre-
holiday funfest one no MEM
Der of Nest 10 will want to
pass up.
As usual, the boys and
girls are to receive q treat
from Nest 10 to make the
day all the more memora-
BILE.
Fraternalism will reign on
high in Gary, Saturday, De-
cember 10, and join hands
with the true Spirit of Xmas
to thrill all members of Lodge
ITO and Nest 10, as well as
all of their friends in and a.
round this industrial center
of Indiana.
Merry Christmas!
Pauline Stotz, Mgr.
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WeIIand Juniors To
Make Merry Dec. 70

WELLAND, Ont. - Croa-
tian Fraternal Union 274 will
sponsor it's annual Christmas
Party on Sunday, December
20, in the Croatian Home, %
Fifth ST.. beginning at 200
pm.
Comic films will be shown
until Santa arrives to greet
the children and help distri-
butte gifts, candy and a sea-
sonal gift from the CF'U to
the juniors attending.
Parents and lodge mem
bers also invited to attend.
Mary Bukovac, Mgr.
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Strufhers Nest Primes
For Pre.holiday PARTY

STRUTHERS, Ohio - The
members Of CFU Nest 156
will stage their Annual Xmas
Party Sunday, December 20,
from 2 until 5 pm. at the
Croatian Hall, 100 Lowell
vile Road.
There will be a quarter gift
exchange, games will be play
ed and prizes will be awarded
TO the winners.
Remember, the Xmas
treats will be given at the
hall only, 80 all members
should attend the party.
At this time I would also
like to mention that our kolc
group, under the direction Of
Mary Sherilla, is rehearsine
every Thursday from Z to s
pm. at the hall and the les.
sons are free.
We could use more cooper
alton from the parents in urg'
ing their children to lear1
our folk dances.
G0ldie Zalus1Ei, Mgr
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Detroit Nest 318 In
Annual Party Dec. ~
Al New Croatian Home

DETROIT, Mich. - Nest
318 Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will stage it's Annual
Christmas Party Saturday
afternoon, December 10, from
800 to 600 pm, at the Gro
atian Home, 1921 E. McNich-
OILS Road.
This year, entertainment
will be provided on stage
by our talented Junior
Tamburitzans singing and
playing our favorite Croa-
tian Christmas songs.
Santa Claus will be on hand
to greet the children and dis
tribute the gifts. Refresh
ments will also be served to
the children by the mothers
OF our members who are al
ways ready and willing to as
sist. Stephanie Walter, Mgr.
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Cleveland 403 Shifts
January Meeting Date

CLEVELAND, o. - This
is to inform the members OF
CFU Lodge 403 that the Jan.
uary regular meeting will be
held one week later than us.
ual, on Sunday, January IT,
at the Polish Women's Hall
1925 Broadway, beginning al
200 pm.
The date of the meeting
has been postponed to ena-
bic our members to attend
the 14th Anniversary Gel
ebratiOn of the Croatian
Radio Hour, which is direc-
ted by bro. John Birek.
Anyone wishing to attenc
these festivities which viii
take place January 10, at thu
Slovene Home, 6417 st. Clail
Ave., at 2:30 pm, may pur
chase their tickets from bro
Jim Modrich during the De
cember meeting.
Merry Christmas.
Andy Tumbri, Rep
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Trafford Lodge Seeks
Bids For Club Steward

TRAFFORD, Pa. - We
appeal to all members Of C.
F. U. Lodge 541 to attend the
regular and annual meetings
on Sunday, December 20, at
the Croatian Home, promptly
at 100 pm.
In addition to electing
lodge officers We will elect a
club steward.
Therefore any male lodge
member, II years Of age OF
older, wishing to apply may
do 80 by written application
to our lodge secretary.
The envelope is 10 be
marked IBID" on tho out
side and postmarked no Ia
ter than Friday, December
Is, 1859.
Please address all applica.
tions to our secretary, Mr.
Frank Vukson, 337 Short st.,
Trafford, Pa.
All members behind iE
their dues payments are ask.
Cd to pay up for 1859.
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in the Terrace Room of the
B. G. Building, Pacific Ma
tional Exhibition, and dan
cling will follow.
Tickets at $3.50 per per-
son must be bought in ad-
vance from the lodge Off
GERS.
Those living out Of town
may mail their request for
tickets to Mary Pavelic, 1880
e. Georgia st., or Margaret
Polonio, 1928 Turner Street.
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Gary Lodge 10 Members 10 Receive
Credit Of $500 As Christmas Gift
Lodges Ability To Aid Membership
Amazing In View of Long Steel Strike

club business made this
gift possible.
We therefore urge all our
members to patroni1e our
club az much a. possible as
well as our future picnics and
all socials, for If our earn
ings are greater the member
ship will benefit more.
In closing we wish to say
that all the lodge officers
unite in wishing the members
of our lodge, as we'll as the
entire CFU membership. q
Very Merry Christmas and q
Happy New Year.
N. j. ErbesH. Pres.
Sylvia Niksie Secy.
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Detroit Lodge Party
Open To Both Senior
And Juvenile Members

DETROIT, Mich. - In ac-
cordance with the decision
made at the last meeting the
regular meeting Of c. F. U.
Lodge 519 will begin at 100
pm, Sunday, December 20,
at the Slovene National
Home, 17141 John r.
After a brief recess, the
business of the annual meet
ing will be taken up. Mem
bers are urged to be on time.
Our annual meetings arc
always important ones. In
addition to electing tho
lodge officers for the COM
ing year, there are many
important problems and is
sues to be solved.
Our members are asked to
take an active part in lodge
affairs.
AS our members are al
ready informed, there will be
a Christmas Party for the
members of Lodge 519 and
Nest SO after the meeting.
Christmas gifts will be
given to the juniors at that
time.
Adam Sudofir Pyoa
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Chicago II Juniors
Center Of Attention

CHICAGO, Ill. - G. F. u.
Nest II, which il affiliated
with "Hrvatska Sloboda'
Lodge 81, will have it's an
nual Christmas Party Satur-
day, December 19, at the Yu-
goslav Hall, $40 So. Nara
gansett, at 800 pm.
A Christmas film will be
shown and Santa will be In
attendance.
The members Of Nest IL
are invited to attend.
Frank Jerbich
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Christmas Carols interviewer
with the story of Christmas
in Croatia.
The story - "Prikaz Ma
rodni Bo6icni Obicaja" -
was written by z. I. Ker-
hin, for many years a cul-
turaI leader of national
stature.
Highlight of the gathering
is to be the staging of the
beautiful Nativity Pageant,
the ages old story Of Mary,
Joseph and the Christ Child
Entertainment and the ser
wing Of refreshments will fol-
low the program.
Juniors In Own Show
The Annual Nest 10 Xmas
Party will take place at ;
pm. the same day.
The Nativity Pageant to be
presented in the evening Il
to be staged for the enjoy
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AIiquippa GIee Club, Junior Tammies
In Concert, Open House December 9th
Concert Free To Members And Friends
OF Widely Known Beaver Valley Groups

ALIQU1PPA, Pa. - The
Jadran Croatian Singing So
ciety and the Jadran Junior
Tamburitzans will co-sponsor
a Christmas Season Concert
and Open House on Sunday,
Dec. II, in Jadran Hall, 203
Franklin Ave.
The Concert, which will be
highlighted by the singing of
beautiful Christmas Carols in
both the Croatian and Eng
lish languages, is to start at
1880 pm. sharp.
There will be no admis-
sion charge to the Concert
or Open House.
Following the Concert our
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Should you be inclined to
feel charitable, contact one
Of the volunteers and leave
an order, if only for the $1.0O
parcel Of % lbs. Of food. Or
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''The Seattle Story"
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stop in at the CARE booth
and place an order to be de-
ivered to a Yugoslav family.
Those giving their time are
Nickie DeGabriele, Matilda
Mataya, Margaret Mikulich,
Shirley Moretti, Ele amor e
Korvas, Kathryn Toljan. and
Ted Mikulich.
Publicity C0mns
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guests may have their choice
Of the finest in solid and IL
quid refreshments and dance
until the early hours Of the
morning.
Those Of you in Beaver
County who h ave never
heard our Glee Club and Jun.
ior Tamburitzans are in for
a treat Sunday, Dec. n.
In all modesty, we deem
our two cultural groups to be
the equals of the best such
organizations in America.
May we have the pleasure
Of proving it TO you on Dee
9th?
John RObash, Publicity
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Michael Canic
To Be Honored
Jan. 9 Fete For
Canadian Leader

VANCOUVER, B. G.. -
"Hrvatska Sloga" c. F. U.
Lodge 7S7 will sponsor a
Banquet Saturday, January
9, in honor of bro. Michael ].
Canic, the first Canadian to
be elected to the office of
Vice President of the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union.
Vancouver is very happy
and proud that one of its
members has been thus hon.
ored and therefore will strive
to make this banquet the
most successful ever to be
staged by Lodge 787.
A family-style dinner
will be served at $50 pm.
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in the Croatian Home, 1858
Schoonmaker Ave., Monessen,
and start at 6 pm.
Bro. Luketich was elected
to the Society's Board OF
Trustees during it's 10th
Convention, held Sept. FL
26, 1859, at Detroit, and
will be honored as such on
Jan. Gath, by the United
Lodges.
AT present the Secretary of
the United Lodges and an
nouncer for the groups week
ly "Voice Of the Croatian
Fraternal Union" radio pro-
gram, bro. Luketich at % is
the youngest member Of the
Society's new Supreme Board.
Bro. Luketich is also one OF
the leading exponents of kolo
dancing in Western Pennsyl-
vania and active in numerous
local and district circles.
He is at present the Pres
ident of "St. George" Lodge
354, Cokeburg, and one of the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
leading Membership c. m
paign Field Workers.
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Tale Of Two Cities

. Two editorials on page s
of this issue stand as proof
positive that Fraternalism
can do wonders even in these
times of cynicism and world
wide distrust. May we sug-
gest that you read "The Gary
Story" and "The Seattle Sto-
ry' in order to convince your
self that you belong to a tru-
|ly great and humanitarian
fraternal organization.
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GARY, Ind. - Once again
we approach the Joyous Hol-
iday Season when the frater-
nal spirit rekindles and glows
with new emphasis.
The "Croatian Sons" CFU
Lodge ITO is happy to an
nounce that this year each
member in good standing in
our lodge will receive a $500
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Christmas gift from the
lodge treasury, which will be
given as q dues credit.
The profits derived from
our picnics, socials, and
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SIovan Juniors Will
Whoop Il Up Dec. 70

SLOVAN, Pa. - The CF'U
Nest 88 Christmas Party will
be staged Sunday, December
20, at the Croatian Home.
All members are welcomed
to attend.
Mary Zahransky, Mgr.
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First Frafei'naIist

0 Our editorial First Fra
ternalist" appearing on page
8 Of this issue has been wide
ly reprinted in recent years
by nationally circulated fra
ternal newspapers and mag
azines. It appears this year
in the Christmas Issue of the
magazine published by the
Loyal Order of Moose, one
Of the largest orders Of it's
kind in America.
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Group To Salute
Bernard Luketich
4-County Lodges
On Social Move

MONESSEN, Pa. -- The
United Lodges of Fayette,
Greene, Washington and
Westmoreland Counties will
sponsor a Testimonial Ban
quet Sunday, January oath,
1860, in honor of Bernard M.
Luketich, Cokeburg, Pa.
The Banquet is to be held
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Great Day Dec. 19 For 1
81 Gary Members, Friends
Lodge Will Stage
Nativity Pageant
Nest 10 Stars And Preradovic G|ee Club To
Participate In Traditional HOLIDAY PROGRAM

GARY, Ind - In keeping with tradition of long
standing the Annual "Croatan Sons Lodge ITO Christmas
Program will be presented Saturday. December 10.
These colorful festivities, which attract tremendous
crowds will take place in the Coatan Center 1878 Broad
way and begin at 73O pm sharp. There will be admis
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SlOn Charge.
Scheduled for performan-
ces are the Nest 10 Kolo
Dancers and Glee Club, and
the Preradovic Glee Club in
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Seattle, WASH, Lodge 43q Members
Takinq Part In Annual Food Crusade

Christmas Booth Should Be Visited By
Those Desiring To Aid Needy Yugoslavs
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Turn to page 8 for editorial,
First Fraternalist."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04
Party In An Orchard
By PAUL DUKE
Contrbuting Writer
By PAUL DUKE
Contributing Writer

TNHEY pour in from all over-from the wide. fertile
Il Shenandoah Valley, from the beautiful Blue Ridge
highlands and from the gentle plains to the east
farming folk town jewellers, the big city curious old
men sporting bright red galuses to hold up welwom
khals young girls with heavy-hangng pigtais and
fluffy cotton dresses boys bluejeaned and mischevous
They all come to Harry F. Byrds big apple orchard
picnic at Berryville, Va
The picnic is country carnival melting pot Of rich
and poor young and old, big and small There Is the
warm comradeship and neighborliness of old-tme
Baptist barbecue the excitement of Sunday afternoon
doubleheader at Griffith Stadium when the Senators
on a winning tag).
And there is pocalhued fervor Of the tent revival
that stakes just outside the backwoods town the crowd
draws silent and leans forward expectanty the "od
Senator gives his yrds view" of Washington gongs
and whoops merrily when he delivers hre-and-
birthstone denunciation Of Federal expenditures and
expansionism.
For Harry Flood Byrd the day Of the late-summer
picnic the greatest day In the year. Cares Of state
cast aside political forgotten in favor Of luscious
brown broed turkey and old vrginny ham biscuits with
my people" under ramrod oaks that tower like Lord
Protectors the setting Of yard and chestnut
oak mansion. It is q day whose watchword Is fun.
And for the multitude all 5000 strong, it Is merry
making salute to passing times-the climax to the long.
hot summer. CONTINUED
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If PERI. 1895 Cotton
9x12-Foot Rugs
ST ).
81 80 E

Another value that won't last very
long not ct q price like this.
Washable cut-pile cotton with rub
berized non-skid, 1ard backs to anchor
them to the floor. Assorted colors.
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n PERT. IS 10 ss.ss Broadl''n''

andO
wonderful 50 Tor usA with hard nom
.rnor nrmgO
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And they won't last long ct this price.
OF deep-piled cotton chenille In two
toned stripe. Pink, blue, yellow, green,
grey, aqua, rose and white in the
group.
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WOnus,,'. Schools Hospitals koomlns muses.
, 1959-11-12

credited to this reserve, All amounts transferred to this
system from any superseded fund or system as provided
in Section I'll Of this title, over and above the amounts of
the members contribution credits in such superseded
fund or system, shall be credited to this reserve. Death
benefit payments from employers contributions shall be
charged to this reserve.
TDon the granting of a service retirement annuity,
duty disability annuities or duty-connected death annuity,
an amount representing the excess Of the actuarial value
Of the anr''tv over the accumulated contributions Of the
member shall be transferred from this reserve to the re-
firennnt reserve. If in any year the retirement reserve is
insufficient to cover the reserves for the various annuities
beinG paid bv the system. the amount Of any deficiency
shall be transferred from this reserve to the retireanent
reserve. f9'S ipF - ETNsMANd
-3- Retirement Reserve: Upon the granting Of a
service retirement annuity. disability annuities or duty
connected death annuity, the accumulated contributions
of the member and an amount representing the excess of
the actuarial value of the annuity over such accumulated
contributions, shall be transferred to this reserve from the
members contribution reserve and employers cOntTibN-
ton reserve, respectively. All payments on account of any
such annuity and death benefit payment on account of
death of a retired member, shall be charged to this re-
serve. All payments on account of pensions and benefits
granted by the superseded retirement fund as provided
in Section 721 of this title shall be charged to this reserve,
and such pensions and benefits shall be an obligation OF
this reserve.
All income from investments including gains on in
vestment transactions shall be credited to this reserve.
All losses on Investment shall be charged to this reserve.
ANY excess balance in this reserve, as determined by
actuarial valuation as Of the close Of any fiscal year next
following the date Of such valuation by an adjustment in
the employers contribution rate. Any deficiency in this
reserve shall be removed by an increase in the amount of
employers contribution rate and shall be removed by a
transfer from the employers contribution reserve.
Administration Expense Account: All amounts
contributed by the employer for the expense of admins
tration Of the system shall be credited to this account All
administrative expenditure shall be-charged to this ac-
count. The legislature shall approve the annual operating
budgets for the system, and shall provide for the employ
er's contribution to the system in the yearly budget.
Section 100 Obligations Of employer
1t shall be the duty Of the employer to provide suit
able quarters for Offices of the board and to furnish the
board with records concerning the periods Of service,
, 1959-11-12
November II, 1859

terred TO this system all moneys securities, loans receiv-
able and other property to which title is held under april
cable legislation relating to the existing retirement funds.
The trustees of such retirement funds are hereby author
lied to make such transfer.
The amounts of contribution credits in the accounts
Of the employees in the aforesaid retirement funds shall
be credited to them on the books of the system created by
this chapter, and shall be subject to all provisions and CON
ditions of this chapter. Any amounts remaining, after
ed to the Employers Contribution Reserve as provided in
Section 719 Of this title.
Any pensions or benefits being paid by the aforesaid
Funds shall continue to be paid by the system. Claims for
benefits pending at the date of establishment shall be
granted in accordance with the aforesaid legislation.
Claims for pensions and benefits arising on and after the
date of establishment shall be granted in accordance with
the proviions of this chapter.
Section 722. Vesting
Each member shall, by virtue Of the payment of con-
tributions to this system, receive a vested interest in such
contributions, and in consideration Of such vested interest
shall be conclusively deemed to undertake and agree to
pay the same and to have them deducted from his COM
pensation as herein provided.
Section 723. Annuity and benefit payments
The right of any member-o or other beneficiary to any
annuity, benefit or refund shall accrue as of the date of
establishment.
Except as herein specifically otherwise provided, any
annuity provided herein shall be payable for life in equal
monthly instalments from the beginning date thereof as
fixed by the Administrator, first payment to be due as Of
the end Of the month, provided, that for the purposes Of
calculating administration, a small pro rata amount may
be paid for part Of the month when the annuity or benefit
payment begins after the first day Of the month, or ends
before the,last day Of the month.
No annuity or benefit shall be increased, decreased,
revoked or rpnealed pxcent for error or whore snpciHcaJ-
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724. Fraud

Any person who shall knowingly make any false
statement, or shall falsify or permit to be falsiied any re-
such system as a result of such act, shall be guilty Of a mis-
demeanor, and on conviction thereof by any court Of COM
petent jurisdiction shall be fined not more than $500, or
imprisoned not more than two years, or both. Should any
change or error in the records result in any member or
beneficiary receiving from the system more or less than
he would have been entitled to receive had the records
been correct, the board shall correct such error, and as far
as practicable shall adjust the future payments in such
benefit which such member or beneficiary was correctly
entitled to shall be paid.
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The rights of a person to any annuity or benefit or
right accrued or accruing to any person under the provi-
sions Of this chapter and the various moneys in the system
Continued on page q
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credited to- this raere. All anonsr transferred to this Tered p thy system all moneys. securities loans pay
in Section 7l dhs title owe and eH the amounts Of cable hgMhonr relating to he existing wdemath d