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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Junior TaInmie And koIo Dance Units
Are Offered Helping Hand By Society
Financial Aid Within Reach If Groups
Can Measure Up To Certain Standards

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Time
and again it has been said, in
the Zajednicar, by the Soci-
ety's officers and officials in
their address to assemblies
and by our hard working re-
cruiters, that membership in
the Croatian F'raternal Union
is worth more than can be had
for the same premium or dues
elsewhere.
Take but the case of our
Juniors who pay no special or
separate dues for activities
benefits.
Yet to foster activity in the
Nests and to make the young
members more C.F.U.-con-
scious, the Supreme Board at
it's 1857 semi-annual meeting
authorized the Elk e C u i v e
Board to act upon applica-
tions by Junior Kolo and Jun
ior Tamburitza Groups for
appropriations upwards to
one hundred dollars.
The size of the financial
aid will depend on the size
of the ensembles and the
extent of their activity.
Each grant made is a G..
F. U. gratuity made expressly
to foster membership in our
fraternal organization a n d
the letter of application for
same should follow these
lines:
(1) The request for this
financial aid must come from
the lodge or nest and be ap-
proved at a lodge meeting.
Stated therein on the official
stationery should be the full
name of the kolo group or the
tamburitza ensemble. The c.
F. U, affinity of these Junior
groups is an important fac
tor.
(2) List in the letter of ap-
plication the names of all the
groups members, identifying
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Youngstown Nest Will
Hold Party Dec. 10th

YOUNGSTOWN, o. - In
keeping with the Christmas
spirit and in the interest of
furthering the CFU, Lodge
435 will sponsor it's first
Christmas Party for the men,
bers of Nest 333.
The party will be held
Sunday, December Goth, at
600 pm. in the American
Croatian Citizens Club, Po-
land Avenue.
All members planning to
attend are urged to make
their reservations by calling
ST. 1886, ST. 2-144O, or
ST. 2-6224, before December
7th.
In making reservations,
kindly give the ages and sex
of those who will attend.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
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 II,
at the Polish Women's Hall,
1926 Broadway, beginning at
200 pm.
The date of the meeting
has been postponed to ena-
BILE 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 attend
these festivities which will
take place January 10, at the
Slovene Home, GAIT st. Clair
Ave., at 2::30 pm, may pur-
chase their tickets from bro.
Jim Modrich during the De-
cember 13 meeting.
Andy Tumbri, Rep.
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each by his C.F.U. certificate
number as we'll as to what
nest or lodge each member
belongs.
(3) Give a synopsis of
the groups length of exis-
tence and a listing of their
public appearances.
We feel that this is not too
exacting but only logical for
the outlay that your Society
is making.
Please forward the letter
of application for this appro-
priation to the C.F.U. Sports
Educational Department, 3441
Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh
Is, Pa. By all means let your
group be heard from thru the
Zajednicar.
Frank Braidic, Director
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Lorain KoIo Dancers
Seekinq New Teacher

LORAIN, Ohio - The C..
F. u. Croatian Kolo Dancers
are in need of a new instruc-
tor.
Miss Jean Ross, whose ca
pable instruction has in a
great measure accounted for
the groups success since it
was organized, has resigned
her post due to illness in her
family.
We of the Lorain dane
ing group would appreciate
hearing from anyone who
has had = background in
Croatian folk dances and
choreography, som . zone
from this general area.
If there is anyone who can
m eet these qualifications,
please contact Miss Mary
Ann Mrvatz, 2312 East 32nd
Street, Lorain, Ohio, phone
Br 7-5848.
Miss Mrvatz is president Of
the Croatian Kolo Dancers
and will further explain in de-
tail the situation and condi-
ton. Please contact her as
soon as possible.
Jerry Fulton, Publicist
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Conway Members Prep
For HOLIDAY SociaIs

+ CONWAY, Pa. - All mem
bers of CF'U Lodge $40 with
dues in arrears are asked to
settle the matter at once.
Office hours are from 700
to $3.50 pm. every Monday,
Tuesday, and Thursday eve
ming. The undersigned may
also be contacted at UN g.
6581.
We are again having Sat-
urday night dances in our
Trophy Room from 1000
pm. until ?? We would like
to see more of our members
come out and join us.
Reservations are now being
taken for our gala New Years
Eve party and dance, at which
time music will be provided
by a popular tamburitza or
chestra.
Reservations may be made
by contracting the Club, UN
9-9731.
Louis Idzojtic, Manager of
Nest 103, also reminds all pa
rents to pay up their chill
dren's back dues.
r. L. Havranek, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Clarion 81 Manager
| Havinq Her Troubles

CLARION, Pa. -- AS a.
mother year draws to a close,
we wish to remind the parents
of CFU Nest 80 members to
pay up all back dues SO that
the books may be balanced.
You have received let
tiers, phone calls, and cards,
50 please attend to this
matter or we will have to
resort to the suspension OF
members in some cases.
Our next meeting will b.
held Sunday, December 13, al
the Eagles Home, Reed st.
Mary Hajduk, Mgr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Trafford Juniors To
Raise Roof Dec. 18th

FFORD, Pa. - A
Christmas Party is being
planned for the members of
CFU Nest 2O3 to be held on
Saturday, December II, at the
Croatian Home, 212 Third st.
Beginning at 600 pm,
the gala event will be COM
plete with refreshments
and amusements, guaran-
teed to satisfy everyone.
Santa also promises to be
on the scene to distribute
gifts to all the members.
Frank VuksOn
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Benwood Juniors To
Hold Christmas Fete
Sunday, December 9Th

BENWOOD, w. Va. - The
Annual Christmas Party for
CFU Nest 60 members will
be staged Sunday, December
6, 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 so 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 a
week before the party so
that they may cooperate in
preparations for the party.
1t 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.
ly appreciated.
John Baron, Mgr
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Canton kiddies Urged
Not To Pass Up FroIic

CANTON, Ohio - Nest
1876 will hold it's Annual Chill
dren's Christmas Party on
Sunday, December 13.
There will be a $50 gift
exchange between the chill
dren and the ladies will
have a $1.5O gift exchange.
The children will participate
in a program of singing, dan
cling and instrumental accom-
plishments, beginning at 400
pm, and afterwards a sup
per will be served, for which
there will be a slight charge
of $1.0O.
Everyone Is invited to at
tend.
Harriet Bozurich, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Uniontown Nest 81 Mothers Club To
Name 1860 Leaders, Plan Yu|e Party
Club President In Appeal To Mothers
To Take More Interest In Activities

ments and the door prize will
be furnished by Ann Palasia.
I, Catherine M. Francis,
after being president of the
Mothers Club for the past 8
years, am resigning from Of
flee. 1t isn't fair for one TO
hold office for so long, when
there are so many other in
terested and hard working
members who should be given
opportunity to hold office in
the club.
1t is, therefore, the duty
of each member to attend this
meeting and elect your new
president and other officials.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Detroit TT Fete To
Be Run Off Dec. 18th

DETROIT, Mich. - The
Annual Christmas Party for
all members Of "Onyx" CFU
Lodge III and their families
will be held Sunday evening,
December 13, at the Croatian
Catholic Center, POI West
Seven Mile Road.
As in previous years,
each adult is requested to
bring . fifty-cent grab bag
gift, while the gifts for the
children will be supplied by
Santa Claus.
This same evening the an
nual and regular meetings,
with election of officers, will
also take place and a lun-
cheon will be served.
All m e m b e r 8, especially
those who have been reluc-
tant to come to previous
meetings, are urged to attend
this evening. Festivities will
commence promptly at 6 pm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
AGED Savanna Member
Passes To His Reward

SAVANNA, Ill. Bro.
Marko Kalcic, member Of G.
F. U. Lodge 486, passed away
ON Monday, September 28th,
1859, at the age Of IS.
He was born In Yugosla-
via on February %, 1884.
The funeral was conducted
by the Law Funeral Home
and burial took place at st.
Johns Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife,
Bara, five sons, four daugh-
ters, eighteen grandchildren,
and one great-grandchild.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Cleveland S. FroIic
On Tap December 18th

CLEVELAND, Ohio - All
CFU Nest IS members are al
ready invited to attend the
Annual Christmas Party
which will be held Saturday,
December IL, at 600 pm, in
the Croatian Home, 1914 St.
Clair Ave.
Santa will again give the
children gifts and we will
have plenty of good snacks
for both the kiddies and
the parents.
Parents are asked to please
bring their" children to this
party and to pay their delin-
quent dues, before or on the
day of the party.
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
CFU Nest 80 Mothers Club
will stage it's regular meeting
on Sunday, December 6, at the
Croatian Home.
The session will begin at
4:3O pm, Immediately after
adjournment of the lodge
meeting.
Final arrangements for
the Christmas Party will
be discussed and there will
be an election of officers
for the coming year.
Barbara Balaban, Ann Hod-
mix, and Rose Marie Adamsky
will be in charge of refresh
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
SteeIton 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 Sum-
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 mum.
ber 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 thu
activities of our Society also
Much more could be don,
for our nest than has beer
done in the past, and we
therefore urge parents anc
nest members alike to attend
this Forthcoming meeting.
All delinquent dues shoulc
also be settled during thi:
session.
Peter Bahoric, Mgr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Umontown Club Meet
Ticketed For Dec. Is

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
Croatian Citizens Club will
hold it's regular monthly
meeting Sunday, December
13, at the Croatian Home.
The session will be called to
order at 100 pm. by Pres
ident George Glad and the
election of club steward, Of
ficers, and directors will be
one of the items on the agen.
da.
Persons elected to office
should be those who are in.
terested and know the respon.
sibilities of the club.
Catherine M. Francis, Dir
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Bethlehem KoIo Club
viii Stage Festival
Saturday, December 5

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The
Veselo Kolo Group, under the
auspices Of CFU Lodge SIC
and Nest 185 will present a
Folk Festival at the Croatian
Hall, 1885 e. 4th st., Satur-
day, December 5, at 8 pm.
The Kolo Group is COM
prised Of rs children and
adults, who are taught by
Bill and Charlotte Morgan
Of Philadelphia.
The program Of the evening
will include dances by the
children, some by the adults,
the group as a whole and
songs by the orchestra.
Music for dancing will be
provided by the Lola Tammie
Orchestra of Philadelphia.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Junior Nests Are Offered Variety Of
Christmas Season Plays, Recitations
Golden Opportunity To Get Children
To Take Greater Interest In Society

since she has so many toys.
Several pantomine characters
and choruses using standard
carols make this play very
adaptible.
"The CObbler's Eve": A
cobbler weary from finishing
shoes for the children's ca
rol singers is too tired to trim
his tree. The children who had
mistaken his tiredness for
gruffness decide to sing him
only one carol but seeing him
asleep by the tree steal in to
decorate the tree.
"House of Christmas: For
kindergarten and primary
children. It provides for ar
elastic cast using either small
or large groups. There are
some cute to old tunes ano
the play is within the capabi.
lities of little folks. Plays a.
bout Is minutes.
"Jimmy's Christmas Star"
A beautiful reading in which
Jimmy and his brother leave
the home where they are moi
welcome and 60 in search o1
a manger and in which tht
star that they hang outside
brings a happy home and lots
Of loving.
'The Lights of the Cathe
dral": A delightful and in
spring reading worthy of any
occasion. The better the deed.
in the village, the brighter
grow the lights. The china,
comes when a rich man give.
a gay party to help the chill
dren make the candles glow
Running time, II minutes.
Please mail your reques
for choice or alternate play ts
the C.F.U. Sports-E Educationa
Department, 3441 Forbe
Avenue, Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
Frank Braid,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Croatian Fraterna Unions b5tI Anniversary Campaign

LIFE INSURANCE
Twenty Year Endowment
- Either Department -
Adult Or Junior
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02

an aid to Nests planning
Christmas Parties, the Home
Office has available an as
sortment of one act plays and
readings, all in the English
language. We offer same with
the compliments of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union and in
an effort to enhance the pro-
grams being planned.
The material was selec-
ted on the basis of the
smallest cast possible and
the brief time that each
consumes, fully realizing
the problems of the Nest
Managers in this respect.
In that a rudimentary role
is thus offered to our Jun
iors, we heartily recommend
these plays being included in
the forthcoming Christmas
Parties. To help you make a
choice, we shall here endea-
vor to review some of the
plays that are yours for the
asking, namely:
'Symbois of Christmas"
Denny is shown, via a dream
the different symbols Of
Christmas. Tho Christmas
tree with ornaments, parts
taken by the children, and q
carol enhance the scene. The
second scene 10 Holly, with
several children reciting diff
ferent customs and beliefs.
"And It's Chris t m q 81;
Christmas customs cleverly
worked into the play anc
brought TO life by the cast
each explaining its origin
Easy setting.
'Wha& If He Should"
Short lines, easy to memorize
Santa has grown tired Of al
ways thinking Of little chill
dren. Believing they dom
care whether or not he comes
on Christmas, he decides thai
this year he won't. A LITTLE
girl has a dream advising hel
Of this and she visits tn,
North Pole with Santa chang
ing his attitude and ther
making hurried last minute
preparations. Plays approx
mately 20 minutes.
''Santa Resigns: A clev-
or Christmas musical enter
tainment for 6 speaking
parts and ss many other
children as desired. There
b trouble In the doll facto-
~ when the Brownies
threaten 10 walk out 80
Santa tells his understand
ing wife he is going to re-
tire. It b = 80 to 4O-minute
entertainment interspersed
with three clever songs and
easily remembered lines.
The Christmas Stranger"
Santa's Brownies finally de
eide It isn't worthwhile. They
haven't been given recogni
tion; boys and girls do no.
appreciate their work on toys
They are going to strike. A
lost girl wanders into theil
workshop, their grievances
are forgotten when they lea1
otherwise about really being
appreciated. Casts boys,
girls, Mr.. and Mrs. Santa.
christmas at the Old La
dy's Shoe: Mother Coos
characters, Z boys and 6 girls
have 4 time hanging then
stockings. Play for Is min
utes.
'The Toymakers' Pledge;
The Toymakers, 7 boys,
girls, and Santa Claus art
confronted with a problem Al
to Rosalie's Xmas present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
Scientist Predicts AgeIess Flights
By Frozen Spocemen, Plans Tests

he will arrive at a distant star
which might take him several
normal lifetimes to reach not
one day older than he was
when he left earth"
Another frozen sleep would
bring the space traveller home
years or even centuries after
his departure, said DR.. Lyman
and he would have aged only
for the period between frozen
sleeps.
The idea of deepfreezing Ev-
ing beings is not new. But nc
human nor animal has ever
been frozen to the point that
DR.. Lyman contemplates. Why
does DR.. Lyman think he car
succeed?
Previous experiments with
low temperatures indicate that
certain bio-chemical processes
continue even after the heart
beat has stopped" he said. I'VE
believe these minute functions
in the cells must be stopped at
the same time if the animal is
to be revived successfully. And
we think we have devised ways
TO do this"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

prohibitive in cost, DR.. Lyman
believes.
The best answer, he said, is
frozen sleep. The voyager
would not need food, oxygen
or companionship. His ship
would be operated by electronic
brains and he would be revived
by an automatic warming proc
ess as he neared his destina-
ton.
Within two weeks. DR.. Lyman
and his associates will begin
dunking mice in dry ice-and-
alcohol baths to reduce their
temperatures to as low as 100
degrees below zero.
Experiments with monkeys
have shown that their tempera-
ture can be lowered to 1872 de-
grees for up to two nours with
out detachable after-effects.
DR.. Lyman said. THE NOR
keys, however. we're merely in a
stage of Information.
What we want to do is stop
the life processes completely,
then resume them at will.
IF we can do this with man,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
Science Pfc. Sentenced
ForHissing Lieutenonts

diner with their dates. They
had been to a dance at the
officers club on the p5st.
The officers were 1t. John
Juracek, 1t. Charles D. Nor
gan and 1t. Paul r. Murphy,
all graduates of ROTC pro-
grams.
Pfcs Savage, who has a
degree in chemistry from the
Lowell (Mass.) Institute of
Techr ology, is a member of
the Army's enlisted scientific
professional program.
Ten other members of the
same outfit we're found guilty
last October OF being disorderly
during a beer party near the
post. They we're restricted to
the post for rs days, fined $25
each and reduced in rank.
There has been bad feeling
between some Of the Regular
Army personnel and the science
specialists. Some Army regu-
lars believe the young special
lists are arrogant. and some
SPECIALISTS maintain they are
wa ing time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
BIG OPERA HOUSE
BUILT AT NIGHT

CHINESE REDS do everything on
d 24-hour- day basis, according 10
the second Of five articles on the
Communist regime. This first per-
son account reIotes how over 1000
workers were building the Peipins
Opera House at ! ON. on Poee
All.
REALISM is the key to eortoon
success, soys one expert. For his
suggestions on how to pick up some
Of the $500 prize money in The
Stor's comics eortoon contest, see
Poge BIS.
POCKET CADETS, such as o
life preseNer thot fits into O breost
pocket, are some Of the featured
attractions OF this years Woshins.
ton. Marina boat show For the
complete report see Page Alb.
CHRISTMAS AT SEA wos q night.
mare for the hardy Britons who tried
to cross the Atlantic in o balloon
last December. The Iotest INSTALL
ment Of their exciting adventure
appears todoy on Pose B-l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

lockwood, Md, Feb. II
(AP) "A 24-yearsold soldier
scientist at the Army Chemical
Center here has been sentenced
to four months at hard labor
after being found guilty Of dis
respect and disobedience.
A court-martial also ruled
last night that Pfc. Richard C.
Savage of Salem. Mass, must
forfeit $50 of his monthly $50
pay while he is in confinement.
The sentence is subject to re-
view by Brig. Gen. Harold
Walmsley, commanding general
of the post. and by the COM
handing general of the I'd
Army Headquarters at Fort
Meade, Md.
Army specifications charged
Pfc. Savage missed" three Sec
ond lieutenants and made I'M
complimentary remarks to
them at an all-night diner in
Edgewood about 2 am. last
January IS.
Pfc. Savage was in civilian
clothes when the three officers
in dress uniform. entered the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

what has already been done in
the field of aviation medicine. !"
The FAA is not considering
the establishment of a manda-
tory retirement age, Mr.. Que
sada noted. That's up to the
individual airlines. he said.
According to the latest FAA
figures. 551 transport pilots in
their SOS and another 10 in
their COS were flying for the
airlines in 1857.
Mr.. Quesada said he is look
ing for a Civil Air Surgeon to
coordinate all the activities of
his agency in establishing ade-
quate medical tests for pilots.
I'VE already have set up the
Office" he said. Now we're
looking for the man"
Senator Monroney. Democrat
of Oklahoma. one of the Senate
See PILOTS, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

LOS ANGELES, Feb. II (AP)
Experiments to determine if
man can be frozen solid for
years-long trips to other solar
systems are under way at the
University of California at Los
Angeles.
DR.. John Lyman Of UCLA's
bio-technology laboratory
plans to freeze mice and rats
at first, but believes his find
ings can be used to turn hui
mans into ice-like statutes for
ageless trips through space.
THE big problem is not get
ting man into space" DR.. Ly-
man said in an interview yes
terday. THAT will be done
within a very few years. The
problem is to keep him from
becoming psychotic-going in
sane under the unnatural
conditions and confinement of
space flight"
Giving man q natural en-
vironment - building space
ships big enough to provide
oxygen, food and social and
recreational facilities-may be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

istry Of Transport. A ministry
spokesman said Mr.. Menderes
and four others aboard were
known to be alive after the
plane came down near the Sur
rey village Of Newdigate.
The 60-year-old Turkish
leader was en- route here for
talks on the Cyprus situation.
The four-engine Viscount Of
the Turkish Airlines had been
diverted to Gatwick Airport. %
miles south of London, because
of poor visibility at the Lon
don Airport.
Gatwick Airport officials said
the turboprop plane vanished
about 21a miles from the end
of a runway on its final ap-
proach.
The airliner left Istanbul this
morning.
The landing location was at