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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04
Lodge 435 Will Hold
Next Fro|ic AUGUST Is

Youngstown, Ohio - Here
is your invitation to attend
the picnic to be sponsored on
Sunday, August 18th, by the
members of GU Lodge 435.
Liberty Grove, Stop 20,
Sharon Line, will be the scene
of the festivities we have been
planning with care for
months. Inasmuch as the
Grove has a huge shelter, do
not permit rain to keep you
away from the grounds. Rain
or shine you'll have a grand
old time.
The Pozega Tamburitza
Orchestra will get at the
business of satisfying you
dancers and our chefs and
barkeeps are raring to make
you happy with barbecued
lamb and the right beverage
to 60 along with it.
All C.. F. U. members and
friends in the Mahoning Val
ley are bid a cordial welcome.
Luka Bilandzija Pres.
Helen O'Palick, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04
Euclid Lodge Meeting
To Be Held August 9Th

Euclid, Ohio - The mem
bers of "Jutarnja Fora" CFU
Lodge 337 will hold their reg
ular meeting on Friday, Aug
ust 6, at the American Yugo-
slav Center, at 800 PM. If
you haven't as yet received
your dividend credits, please
attend this meeting and bring
your dues up to date.
At the close of our business
at our September meeting,
bro. Anton kermavner will
put on a Stanley Brush DEM
onstration. For this reason we
urge you ladies to be present
at that time and bring along
your n~on-member friends.
On November 10, 1854,
our Lodge will stage its Har.
vest Dance. Plan to attend
this event and have a grand
time. More details about this
shindig later.
Before we close we want tc
express our wishes for
speedy recovery to Mrs. Geo
Bunievac and Mrs. Peter Hra'
nilovich who are now at home
after recent disqualification
and to Mrs. John Stefanat
and Mrs. Michael Doljnal
who are on the sick list.
Anna PerOvich, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04
Rooms Available
For Tee Tourney

n. Chicago, Ill. - Rooms
will be available at the Hotel
Weukegan, located at the cor
ner of Sheridan Road and
Washington Street, Wauke-
gan, for the participants in
the End Annual GU. Golf
Tournament scheduled for
August 21st.
Singles with bath may be
obtained for the price of 81,
while doubles, also with bath,
run Sc per room.
Regarding the banquet dim
ner tickets, we inform our
prospective guests that they
will have a choice of either
chicken at $500 per plate, or
prime ribs at $3.50. Reserva-
tons for both dinners and
hotel rooms should be made
through me at least one week
prior to the tournament.
We would also appreciate
your informing us of the ap-
proximate time of your arri-
val so that we may be able to
inform the hotel management.
Or, if you prefer, make your
arrangements with our Sec
rotary, Joseph Rady.
We hope to see you at the
tourney. Please address your
correspondence to me, John
M. katalinich, 1884 Victoria
St, N. Chicago, III.
John katalinich, Pres.
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and women, as we'll as indi-
vidual championship trophies
will be presented at the Sat
urday night banquet. Kindly
make your reservations now!
5. The Tournament Com
mittee will run a special party
on Friday evening if a reason
able number of golfers will
assure the Committee that
they will check in at Hotel
Waukegan on Friday, August
Goth. May we have your adj
vance notice, please?
6. Your guests must be of
Slav descent. If they're not,
the Tournament Committee
will take the irregularity un-
der consideration and render
a decision, not against the
guest, but against the indi-
vidual responsible.
7. Please remember that
your hotel reservation must
be in ten days before tourna-
ment time. Just dro. a card
or note to John Katalinich,
1884 Victoria ST., No. Chica-
go, ILL.,, or call Dexter 6-5O72.
In parting, we wish to let
you know that the Tourna-
ment Committee has put in a
lot of work to make your stay
in Waukegan enjoyable, and
for all this we just ask your
cooperation in all phases of
the event. May we have it,
starting right now?
John katalinich, Chairman
! Joseph B. Rady, Secretary
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our participants and also in
form them on what to expect
when they become guests of
this fair city.
1. The Tourney, although
run off in the Midwest, is
open to all members of the
Croatian Fraternal o n.
The golfers approved the
word open and it means
Just that. It's not restricted,
shut or closed to our many
golfers outside our so called
Midwest.
2. The Peoria" system of
handicapping will be used in
the team and individual score
determination. Three holes
on the front" nine and three
holes on the back nine will
be selected by lot to be used
as a basis for determining the
handicap of all golfers. These
handicap holes will not be an
nounced until completion of
play.
The total par for these six
(6) holes will be subtracted
from the players score for
the same six 60 holes. The
difference is then multiplied
by three and 500 of this pro-
duct will be the players Is
hole handicap.
The calculated IS hole han
dicap will be subtracted from
the players actual score for
Is holes to determine the net
score.
3. Preferred starting times
will be granted as requested.
4. Team trophies for men
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04
Cokeburg Lodge 34 koIo Group Props
For August 18th Departure From Usual

Cokeburg, Pa. - AS is the
custom of our GU. Lodge
354 Kolo Group, we are again
sponsoring our Annual Wei
ner Roast on Saturday, Aug
ust IA, beginning at 900 PM
in the evening.
The affair will be held at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Rozich WI o are loca-
ted at Eighty-Four, or better
known to us as Ontario, Pa.
The festivities will be on the
far side of the Rozich place in
t he area facing Nichols
School. Just follow the road
around the Rozich home bear
ing to your left, and you will
see the lights and fire. You
can't miss it!
Our kolo Group sponsors
at least one weiner roast a
year and our past affairs
have all been a huge success,
enjoyed by both the young
and old alike.
Instead of following the
procedure of previous events
wherein the men brought the
beverages while the women
contributed the food, this
year we intend to sell admis-
sion tickets for the price of
$1.00 per person and this
should take care of all the
refreshment costs. In Other
words, all you ha ,'e to remem-
Der to bring to the party is
yourself.
These non-profit affairs
are prepared with only the
sole purpose of providing an
evening of fraternal enter.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04
Lodge 288 Picnic To
Be Held On August Is

Indiana HarbOr, Ind. -
The members of CFU Lodge
288 decided at their last meet
ing to stage a Picnic on Sum
day, August Is, at the Gro
attain Home, 4O33 Main Street.
The doors Of the hall will be
opened at 1000 AM and hot
barbecued lamb will be ready
for our guests as early as
1900 Noon.
Brothers and sisters, as you
know our hall is comfortably
aforementioned and the wea-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04

tainment for youngsters and
old timers alike. Diversified
program ideas assure equal
enjoyment be you six or sixty.
Since none of our affairs
are complete without tambur-
liza music, we've made ar
rangements to have this on
tap also.
For these affairs we usu-
ally assemble at the Croatian
Home and then proceed, in a
body, to the outing. Well do
the same thing this year so
all those who desire to 90
with us are asked to be at
the Croatian Home by 500
PM and We'll all leave to-
gether. Or, you may 60 right
on to the picnic grounds on
your own.
Should the weather man
decide to be un-cooperative,
We'll shift our festivities to
the Croatian Home and carry
on from there. At any rate,
we urge our members and
friends to join us on August
IA, and let's all have a grand
time together.
We would like to take this
opportunity to thank Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rozich for grant.
ing us the use of theil
grounds and all the assistance
which they have given us to.
ward the Group and Lodge ir
general.
Bernard Nj. Luketich
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John Gale Named General MANAGER

in Cleveland but throughout
the country.
He represented Lodge IA at
the GU Convention held at
Pittsburgh in 1947 and he has
attended most of the GU.
Bowling Tournaments in re-
cent years.
He attended, also, the Paci-
fic Coast GU Bowling Tour
ney back in 1858.
His father, who died in
1926, was one of the founders
of Lodge No. IA, and an uncle,
John Kovach, was for many
years the CFU's most active
campaigner for new members
and served three terms as
Secretary of the Sick Benefit
Department of the CFU. Bro.
Gale, himself, has been a GU
member for SO years - first
in Nest IS as a Junior and
then in Lodge IA.
Johnny now makes his
home with his mother and a
sister in the CollinWood Dis
trict, and we might add that
he is still Cleveland's most
eligible GU bachelor.
In his new job as General
Manager at Farr, bro. Gale
has a big job cut out for him,
but with his experience and
initiative we have no doubt
but that he will make good.
The sales of his agency are
in the million dollar class and
it will be his job to keep the
sales figure around the MILL.
on mark and to improve it as
much as possible in today's
competitive market.
Our congratulations to bro
Gale and we know that other
GU members, too, wish him
well.
i John Badovinac, Pres
Pioneers Lodge 663
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Quip Lodge Will Mark Anniversary

Our honored guests from
the GU Home Office will be
the Editors Of our official or
gan, the "Zajednicar', bros.
Philip Vukelich and Stephen
F. Brkich.
Along with an interesting
program, we plan to dish out
some very tasty hot barbe-
cued lamb with all the trim
mings, and plenty of your ia
vorite beverages to all our
guests.
Well be looking forward to
seeing the Log Cabin filled
to capacity on Sunday, Aug
ust 10Th, with fraternalists
from the entire Tri-State
area. Ivan Babic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04

Aliquippa, Pa. - The men,
bers of "Napredak" c.. F. U.
Lodge 423 have decreed that
it wou be fitting and pro-
per to Aage a huge celebra-
ton Instrumentation of the
Goth Anniversary of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union, taking
the form of a Picnic and Pro-
gram on Sunday, August 20,
at the Log Cabin Inn.
For the pleasure of our
guests we will have the finest
music available throughout
the festivities. The funfest is
scheduled to begin right af-
ter the dinner hour. although
the program will not get UNI
der way until $50 PM.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04
West Penn Loop
Must Be Revived

Pittsburgh, Pa. - t h
some of the c. F. U. city
leagues and those from single
lodges already sounding the
call to arms among their
bowlers, Pittsburgh, too,
should look in that direction.
Especially former members
of the West Penn Bowling
League.
The resultant lapsation and
the absence of a focal bowl
ing night that would be con-
venient at least to the ma
jority should be lesson
enough to the many bowlers,
male and female, who still
prefer bowling under the c.
F. u. banner.
Many a lodge as well as
many an Individual bowler
will be better off fol casting
his lot with the reviving of
the West Penn League for
the coming bowling season.
Local officers would do well
to give this an impetus ire
spective of whether or not
their lodge was previously
enrolled.
On the basis with which
other GU. centers are pre-
pairing for the season ahead,
we will not mince words but
say as much, if not more, is
expected from the Pittsburgh
area-cradle of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
How to proceed? 1t should
not be difficult for one or two
bowlers in a lodge to recruit
a team within their member.
ship. The GU. Sports Edu.
cational Department will.
gladly act as the depository
for those lodge groups seek.
ing a league berth.
Other centers far less GU
populated t han Pittsburgh
are clearing their channels
for such activity under the
Society standard, why not we
who live within the shadows
of the Home Office? Let Us
hear from you.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports Educational Dept
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04
Minnesota Lodges Backing Campaign

We urge those Lodges
which are not as yet regis
tered with our Federation to
send their representatives to
this meeting. regardless. All
interested members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union are
cordially invited to attend.
Frank Juricic, Pres.
Anton F. Spraitz, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04

Their is of no consequence in,
any of our affairs. AS a mat
ter of fact, should the tenn
perature be too uncomforta-
bic outside, our guests will
enjoy coming in and enjoying
the pleasant atmosphere.
We invite our friends and
GU members from nearby
localities to join us at this
event on August 18th and de-
finitely promise all of you a
wonderful time.
George Balich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04

Chisholm, MINI. - We are
notifying the CFU Lodges of
Minnesota, which are affili-
ated with our Minnesota State
Federation, that we will hold
our Annual Meeting on Sun
day, September 5, at the Slo-
vene National Home, in CHS
holm.
We ask all participating
Lodges to select five repre-
sentatives to attend this ses-
sion.
The Arrangements Com
mittee of ELS Lodge 210 held
it's meeting on June 5 in the
home of Secretary Mary o.
nanovich, at which gathering
the President and Secretary
of the Federation were in at
tendance.
The members of this Lodge
are preparing a grand pro-
gram and are making plans
to welcome the delegates and
members from the entire
State of Minnesota.
We urge all secretaries of
our Lodges to let us know
just as soon as possible how
many delegates and members
we may expect from their re-
spective Lodges, and also to
order their banquet tickets
from our Secretary, Mrs. Ma
ry Ognanovich, 120 Sixth ST.,
S. w., Chisholm, MINI. The
price of these banquet tickets
is $500 per person.
May we suggest that you
reserve yours in plenty of
time in order that the broth
ers and sisters of the Ar
rangements Committee may
govern themselves in their
preparations. We are looking
forward to making this a We
ny large gathering and a We
ry successful event.
We must bear in mind that
this year we are celebrating
the Diamond Jubilee of the
Croatian Fraternal Union and
that our Supreme Board, for
this reason, has decreed a
Membership Drive with which
to mark the occasion. We
here in Minnesota should
! show ourselves a part of this
great organization by parti-
cipating in this Campaign.
Our goal is at least two new
members from each Lodge, to
be presented before the gath
ering on September 9Th. If we
do this, another step will have
been taken to strengthen our
Society.
This advance notice of our
meeting will be followed by
further announcements in the
"Zajednicar" at a later date.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04
Sunday, August 9Th, Is Dead|ine For
Annual MID. West Golf Tourney Entries

Gary, Ind. Rush those entries in for the End Midwest
Open Golf Tournament scheduled to be staged in Waukegan,
ILL.,. on Saturday, August 21st. Entries must definitely be in
by midnight, Sunday, August s, and none will be accepted
after this deadine.
Answering a few questions concerning the tourney, we
hereby explain several rules and regulations which govern
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04

. If in doubt concerning
the value of GU life insur-
ance, ask the first widow you
meet.
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Cleveland, Ohio - Johnny
Gale, vice-president of GU.
Lodge No. ID, and an other
wise very well known Cleve-
land man-about-town, h a S
had a varied career in the
business life of this commune
ty since his return from SER
vice in World War II almost
a decade ago,
But none of the jobs which
he has held in the past few
years can quite compare with
the challenge that is offered
in his newest assignment as
General Manager at the Farr
Motor Sales Agency, local
Studebaker dealers.
Bro. Gale, who entered the
automotive field a scant half
dozen years ago, has risen
rapidly in this field and made
the jump from Star Salesman
to General Manager in what
was practically an overnight
promotion.
In his new job, bro. Gale
will have complete supervi-
sion over the Sales and Ser
vice forces at F'arr Motors
and it will be his job, too, to
lift sales in a market that has
slowed down considerably be-
cause of economic conditions.
Certainly the market is
quite different from the day
when bro. Gale first hired out
as a salesman for the Erdelac
Motor Sales here in Cleveland.
The Erdelacs handled Stu
debaker automobiles in those
days and it was the era that
will be known as the "bonan-
Ia" days of automobile sell
ing here in Cleveland and
throughout the United States.
Those were the days when the
dealers just could not get
enough automobiles, so great
was the demand.
We have conf d e n c G
though, in Johnny Gales abb
lily and feel that he will make
a success of his new job.
Bro. Gale saw service il
the U. S. Navy during Worlc
War II and after his return
from the service he entered
the Real Estate selling fielc
in Cleveland.
For a time he was associ
, ated with the then Senator
!, William M. Boyd in a rea
! estate agency. He left the rea
estate field after a couple o.
!, years to enter the then more
lucrative automobile selhns
, game as a salesman for Jot
Erdelac.
Bro. Gale worked for thu
Erdelac agency up to 1876
when he transferred his tai
! ents and selling abilities t.
the Farr Motor Sales Compa
ny. In less than 3 years h
made the jump from Sales
man to General Manager o
the Farr Organization,
The Farr Motor Sales agen
;. cy, incidentally, is one of tn
oldest Studebaker dealer
here in Cleveland and hav
been located in the Collinwoo'
Area for 20 years. The Agen
CIV is located in East 152n'
street.
The Sales Manager at tn
Farr agency is Joe Kuharic.
and a member of the sellin;
staff is Tommy Latkovic,
member of the "zumberak
> Lodge 859 and brother Of Gle
veland's Councilman Wilso
I'M. Latkovic.
So in handling his job a
Farr, bro. Gale will have
good Croatian team to hel
along.
Bro. Gale is known to man
ecu members not only her
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09

Editor We wish appreciation for the excellent
favorable editorial which
preliminary conference state FEPC law held March ~ in St
Paul
As a
Minnesota State Conference NAACP
state November 1858 active and
leadership working throughout the State of Minnesota
with other individuals who believe
complete equal employment opportunity
the 1855 of the egisla
captuate other organization refuse
waeeddown bill such offered for consideration
a legislative session"
enthusiastic this the
present, had
FEPC observation that real
ass-roots a strong FEPC organized.
such broad there enough for all who be-
complete and employment opportunity We have made
beginning and results will
interested individuals grid themselves
campaign
M / successful
express philosophy
meeting;
representatives gathered together
invitation Conference the National
Advancement Cooed People this 27h
March 1854 to find and making effective
organizations the
practices the 1855 of the Minnesota
legislature.
concerning with the campaign
mindful of the organizations and individuals who
the FEPC
pledge them cooperation they for the next
round of the struggle
particular, would like appreciation
excellent the Women Voters their
and
highly commend the members the League who took
FEPC campaign
look forward with pleasure joining with
them more"
Thank you your experimentation sincerely
Carly president secretary
ference, MACE April s. 1854.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09
Boycotf McCurfhy?

More people lately have been why don't the
Mccarthy?
headlines while he'd and in the
wouldn't be able do damage Such people
well generally but what they suggest would than Mccarthy
ism itself.
the these people that all the newspapers
together They thing
there them And all mccarthy; few
ewsupport him Finally most publishers the
danger any censorship by collision.
would be really good idea keep of McCarhys
off the front bury inside The things
doing every
Moreover Mccarthy nothing headline
he undoubtedly would while the
boycott public would
unable
meas
The thorough objective McCarthy
the
and of the heavyhanded bungng
worker Annie Lee Moss making citizens
of the senator's operating methods
producing increasing public resentment
Lastly suppose that such could agreed
by think of the precedent would Having
it would be much easier apply boycott
the future And the
Those who Mccarthy adopt
philosophy and then criticize
cuses for the excuses he comnhts-Mnneapors Star
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09
Letters To The Editor
AcRIrs rHAr SOCIAL WORKERS NEED MONEY, roo

Workers
Money under date Of Friday March 26
Having spent rythre the field private social work
heartily agree with that need too and
that end throughout the have told the story in every
possible the County because they the
fifteen they
their contributions from million to
million dollars for local services
general your committees
concerned with petty economies than providing the agencies
private fields
Budget Committee allocate what the
community gives Everything contributed 10 the Chest is aoated to
agencies with the exception $4,000 fund which
developments good example the of
fund the s741o spent for building repairs at Phyllis
Wheatley House.
Budget composed
The public decides
much social work wants buy by its annual contribution and then
this volunteer committee alocaes in accordance with the total
they
that and allowances low but do
solve problems by taking from agency and giving
probably other
quests how do meet with $4,000 of increased funds? The a
recreation settlements the City of Mime
comparable city In America Progress slow but we are moving
ward Today the beginning salary of fully trained social worker is
approximately $4,000 ten $4,000 Social work
largely professional service and Of the five and onehaf million
dollars invested each by Community Chest agencies
two onea million dollars salaries The determination
that salary allotment the Board of Directors each
participating agency.
keep story people
the Budget Distribution Committee Sincerely
Community Chest
and Council of Hennepin County Inc, March 81, 1854
Editors Note: Nowhere editorial of which Mr. Webster
that and
another Nor did suggest that the Budget and Dis
bon Committee not of able sincere and
We did that salaries Of social workers generally
Distribution Committee often
Eod private so
s piece but as sdfs the
attitude
believe throughout public
attitude Enthusiastically reflected In the small
compensation paid too social workers.
committee example of think
Ing which exists and which think should be combatted
that social
position on hat fact It is therefore up WeS
public this and the
underpad something about This
believe County their trained
reflection
ALL