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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27
Philadelphia To
Mark CFU Jubilee

Philadelphia, Pa. - Plans
have been completed for the
social to be held by the men,
bers of "Jadransko More"
Lodge IA on Saturday, Octo-
Der 30, in honor of the Goth
Anniversary of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America.
Scene of the merrymaking
will be the Club Dalmacia, Ala
Christian Street, with Ed
Stinski's Orchestra providing
the m u steal background.
Time, 900 PM until LOO AM.
BY now, virtually every in
terested reader of the Zajed-
nicar knows that Philadelphia
will play host in 1855 to the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
9th N a t onal Quadrennial
Convention and many of us
locally are looking forward
with eagerness to that gath
ering.
And the first stop should
be our Diamond Jubilee D nee
on Saturday, October 3Oth.
Come out if at all possible
that night and we'll return
the favor in kind when your
Lodge holds an affair. Bring
your family and friends along
and enjoy yourselves.
Samuel Rogomeuich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27
Uniontown Nest
In Annual Dance

UniontOwn, Pa. - The An
nual Junior Order Nest 80
Fall Dance will be held on
Saturday, October 80, at the
Croatian Home on Franklin
Street. Time, $50 PM.
Johnny Gregurich and his
Kossovo Tamburitza Orches-
ira of Pittsburgh will provide
the music for dancing. This
will mark the first Union
town appearance for the Kos
sovo Tamburitzans and the
districts dance devotees will
be out to make them well
come.
Those possessing such fin
cry are urged to wear their
prettiest or funniest costumes
to give the fete that nee "a
ry touch of Halloween Season
hijinks.
AS for refreshments, We'll
have nothing but the best
and plenty of it.
Every single member of
Lodge u and Nest 80 is most
cordially invited to attend
this always pleasant annual
gathering. And so are our fel-
low CFU members in the
area. There's loads of room
in the Croltian Home, so let
us pack the place to the raf-
ters.
Catherine Francis, Mgr,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27
Anacondans Will
Mark Anniversary

Anaconda, Mont. - T h e
members of "Sts. Peter and
Paul. CF'U Lodge "a will ap-
prop-iately celebrate the 62nd
Anniversary of their organi-
zation and, at the same time,
t. Goth Anniversary O. the
Croatian Fraternal Union, on
Sunday, November 21st.
The celebration will con-
sist of a delicious banquet
feast and program. Our hon.
ored guest and speaker will
be a youthful priest and a
lifetime member Of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union, the
Reverend Leonard Spraycar.
Our Lodge was organized
in 1892, a full two years be-
fore our Society came into
existence. It was an indepen-
dent group of members prior
to it's affiliation with the
CFU in October Of 1898.
Shortly thereafter OF h e r
groups Joined our ranks thru
the unity of our membership,
and in this way we were able
to progress slowly but surely
through the years.
For this reason we are hop
ing that all our members and
friends in this and other
areas will join us in making
the Goth Anniversary Cele-
bration of our great Society
a momentous success.
In this way we will show
our respect and reverence for
the pioneers and the present
members of our organization
who have accomplished much
in creating a social and pro-
tective foundation for our
people in this land.
John Herbolich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27

such a regular airwaves cov-
erage of the activities of the
Lodges in those counties in
particular and the Society
in general.
At least the idea is well
worth the consideration of
these many Lodges.
1t Can, Must Be Done
1t is obvious that a large
Central Committee m u t
first be organized at Union
town on October 81 if the
Lodges in question are to
get anywhere in the future.
But there is no. doubt that
this can be done, for our
members in the four counties
have all the tools" needed to
create such a Committee and
men and women well quail
fled to serve as officers of
what can in reasonable time
become one of the largest
Central Committees within
the Society.
The Home Office of the
Croatian Fraternal Union
trusts that the members in
Fayette, Greene, Washing
ton and Westmoreland
Counties entertain the
same full measure of conf
dence in themselves and
that they will proceed to
manifest it October 81.
And with that we wish the
Sunday gathering at Union
town every success.
Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27

anniversary Dance.
Also planned is a Special
Mass at St. Paups Croatian
Catholic Church, East 10th
and st. Clair, in memory of
our departed brothers and
sisters. Time, details later.
The Banquet is to start at
1::3O PM sharp, with the
menu calling for a sumptuous
Turkey Dinner. Dinner music
will be furnished by the "Pla-
vi Mesec' Tamburitza Orches-
ira, one of the best in the
business.
Our guest of honor and
principal speaker will be
Martin Krasich, Pittsburgh
Supreme Treasurer of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
We have been definitely
assured that bro. Krasich will
be with us for this momen-
tous celebration on November
18th.
Two Grand Old Timers
To be honored the same
day will be the two surviving
Charter Members of "St. Jo.
seph" Lodge SO, the venerable
and kindly bros. Thomas Kri.
vacic and Matthew Braidech
Here are two men, in the
twilight of life, who through
the decades gave of their al
for the good of Lodge SO anc
the Croatian Fraternal Union
Many have been their unsung
personal sacrifices in the in
terests of their Lodge and the
welfare of their Society.
Neither dreamed years a
20 that either would live to
see the Croatian Fraternal
Union today rank as a null
ti-milliOn dollar organiza-
ton and rule as the twenty
fourth largest fraternal on
the North American Cont
nent.
And yet both, each in hi!
own way. often in a mutua
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27
Chicago To Hail
b0th Anniversary

Chicago, Ill. - In my last
little article I told you that
Chicago's Sixtieth Anniver.
sary Celebration of the Gro.
atian Fraternal Union will
take place on Sunday, Decem.
ber 5th, at the Pilsen Park
West 26th Street and Albany
This time I would like tc
tell who is arranging this
get-together and how it is
being done.
1t is being done by the Cen.
trail Committee of c. F. U
Lodges of Chicago. This is
not a newly formed organiza'
ton; it has been in existence
many, many years. However
the new thing about it is that
it is much larger than it has
been in the past.
We now have twenty Lod'
ges affiliated with the Cen
trail Committee, all working
like beavers to make this
birthday party what it ought
to be.
And how about a nice, biz
Souvenir Book? It will b<
that if we sell a lot of ads
Have you done your share
One or two people can't de
it, but if each person reading
these lines will secure JUS
one ad, we will have a Souve
mir Book of which we all viii
have every reason to be prouo
of.
For this purpose contac'
our Secretary, brother Franl
Zornjak, at Portsmouth Z
2641. And remember, for thi!
job there is only a few more
days left.
Frank kraAich, Publicity
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27

Gree Washington and
Westmoreland Counties. Each
Lodge is asked to be official
ly represented by at least
four (4) active members.
Purpose of the gathering
will be ~ to organize a
Central Committee of LODI
ges and y to lay plans for
the launching of a "CFU
Radio Program" as soon as
possible.
All signs point to consid-
cradle interest in both of the
above proposals and lively,
constructive discussions are
forecast before this meeting
of minds is adjourned late
Sunday afternoon, October
31st.
Radio Program Needed
The idea of conducting a
"CFU Radio Program over
a district station is especially
appealing, for it is rife with
possibilities of scoring an i'm
mediate hit.
Although Central Com
mittees are by no means a
rarity in the Society, the
Home Office of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union has
yet to hear of one conduct
ing a Radio Program in it's
behalf and doing so on the
basis of anything ap-
preaching regular broad
casts.
Perhaps this four-county
parley at Uniontown on
Sunday will result in just
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27

HATS OFF! -. Pictured above are the
members of the Society's United Lodges of
South Chicago Committee, who on Septem-
Der last staged one of the years greatest
public salutes to the Diamond Jubilee of the
Croatian Fraternal Union. Comprised of 9
Lodges, this Committee has accomplished
fraternal miracles since it's inception as
group less than year ago. The Committees
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27

manner, played a great part in
helping the Society attain it's
present stature in this ever
changing world.
We can never repay either
in full for their faith in the
Society, but we can let both
know how we feel about them
during our 55th Anniversary
Celebration on Sunday, No.
vemher IA.
Stephen Shimitz, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27
Cleveland GROUP
In Campaign Meet
Lodges Accenting
Membership Drive

Cleveland, Ohio The
Campaign Committee of the
Cleveland CFU Lodges is ar
ranging a meeting of vital
Importance to be held on
Sunday, October 81, at 1:30
PM, at the Croatian Home,
6314 St. Clair Avenue.
All members and friends
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union are urged to attend
this gigantic rally, at which
subjects in the best interests
of the Lodges and our Society
will be discussed.
AS the readers of the Ia
jednicar no doubt know, our
Cleveland membership has
pledged itself to the task of
recruiting at least one hun
dred new affiliates during the
course of the current Mem
bership Drive, with a goal
representing 100000 in new
insurance.
Since we are rapidly near
ing our goal, our diligent pro-
posers definitely assure us of
eventual success, especially in
view of the fact that the
Campaign has been extended
for one more month.
Therefore, the Committee
urges all of you, Lodge Off
GERS and members alike, to be
present at the October 31st
gathering. Bro. John Badovi-
nae has assured us that he
will be on hand to explain
the various CFU certificates
and Bylaws and answer any
questions you may have con-
corning the Society.
Bro. Badovinac is an au-
thority on the subject and we
are confident that many of
you will take this opportu-
nifty to hear his discourse on
an organization he has served
in many capacities.
Bro. Badovinac was for
years Junior Order Director
of the Croatian Fraternal I'm.
inon and later served the So.
ciety as it's Supreme Secre.
tary. He is now serving as
President of Cleveland's "Pio.
neers" Lodge 663.
The Campaign Secretary
will take the names of all
proposers, their Points and
the amount of insurance
which they were instrumen.
tai in signing. These will be
made a matter of record ir
the Souvenir Booklet which
/ will be issued at our Goth An.
niversary Celebration Of the
Croatian Fraternal Union on
November 18th.
Girl Petrovic, Pres.
Frank Masokato, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27
Cleveland Lodge 20 Members Printing
For November "A Anniversary Banquet

Cleveland, Ohio - The 55th Anniversary of "St. Jo-
seph Lodge SO of the Croatan Fraterna Union will be
celebrated in style on Sunday, November A. 1854
Ceveand's spacious Slovenian National Home, 6417 st.
Clair Avenue has been selected the most adequate place
to house the festivities, which will include everything from
elaborate afternoon BANQUET and Program to evening
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27
Three Lodges In
waukegan Banquet
honoring Society
Society's Film
To Be Screened
On October 31St

"duhcSdH, HI. - Inc OULH
Anniversary of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will be cele-
brated here Sunday, October
81, by three of it's local subor-
dinate Units.
Sponsoring the festivities,
to be held at the Slovene Ma
tional Home, 10th and Meal
lister Street, are Waukegan
Lodges rs and 1913 and North
Chicago Lodge 848, the men,
bers of which have put to-
gether an excellent program
in honor of the Society's 60th
Year.
A Banquet starting at 500
PM sharp will get the cele-
bration under way. A very
tempting menu has been
worked out for the occasion,
one which should satisfy ev-
eryone.
Guest of honor and
speaker will be Michael Ju-
ricek, Chicago, a member
of the High Trial Board of
the CrOatian Fraternal
Union and widely known
for his many years of ser
vice in behalf of the Soci-
ETY.. @.,a ~
Still other local and dis
trict dignitaries are expected
to be present and take bows
during the Banquet portion of
what promises to be a very
delightful evening.
Film Very Interesting
Climaxing the Banquet will
be the showing of the Soci-
ety's 16mm. sound, technical
or film, "This Is Your Gro
atian Fraternal Union!" Ste
phen F. Brkich, English Edi-
tor of the Zajednicar, mar
rates the film in English.
A 55-minute production,
the film covers, among other
facets of the Society, the Ma
tional Home Office of the
Croatian Fraternal Union at
Pittsburgh. Here the viewer
will meet" the various men,
bers of the Home Office Of
ficial and Clerical Staffs and
visit" the Depar t m e n t s
which process the business of
the worlds largest such or
ganization.
Next, the camera swings
to Gary, Ind, for colorful
shots and closeups of the
/ celebrated Junior Order
! Nest 10 Summer School in
action, an undertaking
which may lead to it's adop-
ton in the future by other
CFU Centers throughout
the United States and Can
ada.
Finally, the audience Is
taken" to the Croatian Fra.
ternal Union Chi]dren's Home
at Des PLANES, ILL.,, where
touching closeups were made
of the Homes young wards
at play and otherwise occu.
pied.
Also shown in the film are
closeups of the Society's An
nual Junior Summer Camp
and some of the highlights
of the Homes Annual Inde'
pendence Day Outing.
The Pride OF Kenosha
Charles Elias and his ma
tionally famed Tamburitzs
Serenaders of Kenosha, Wis.
will provide the music fol
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-27
Struthers Lodge
Members To Mark
41st Anniversary
English Editor
Slated To Speak
Saturday Evening

Struthers, Ohio - A Ban
quet, Program and Dance
will highlight the celebration
here on Saturday, October
30, of the 41st Anniversary
of "St. Joseph" Lodge 504
and the Goth Anniversary of
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
The fete is to be held in the
Croatian Home, 199 Lowell
vile Road, Struthers, and
start promptly at $50 PM
with the serving of a meal
which will be done up in ira
ditional Croatian style by cul-
mary artists who know how
to prepare the food we like.
Representing the Socie-
tvs Home Office at Pitts
burgh as our speaker of the
evening will be Stephen F.
Brkich, English Editor of
the Zajednicar. This will
mark bro. Brkich's first Of
ficial visit to Struthers
since his elevation to the
office in 1947.
City, county and district
dignitaries, together with rep
resentatives of local Lodges
and other organizations, are
also expected to be seated 4
round the festive board.
Widely Known Ensemble
Dinner music will be pro-
vided by the Pozega Tambur-
itza Orchestra, who need no
introduction to those residing
in this Mahoning Valley Area
of the State of Ohio.
These celebrated artists
of radio, concert and other
acclaim will also hold sway
from the band stand dur
ing the dance which Is to
be the order of the evening
after the banquet and
speaking program.
And to make the evening
complete in every respect,
solid and liquid refreshments
to suit your taste will be a.
vailable whenever you feel in
the mood for same.
Awaiting Record Crowd
The officers and members
of Lodge 504 have expended
considerable time and effort
in recent weeks to make this
dual celebration the finest in
their fraternal annals.
The October 30 fete has
been widely publicized, both
by word-of-mouth and via the
pages of the Zajednicar. BY
now, all interested in the
Lodge are well aware of the
fact that we will mark it's
41st Anniversary in a style
befitting such a great occa-
sion.
In short, everything hu-
manly possible has been done
to bring this celebration to
wild e spre a d attention and
"sell it's merits" to all inter-
ested in Lodge 504 and the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
We trust we have been
successful in our public re-
lations to the point where
our Croatian Home on Lo-
wellville Road will house q
record breaking crowd on
October 30th representing
Lodges throughout Mahon-
ing Valley, Eastern Ohio
and Western Pennsylvania.
Welc m e to Struthers,
members and friends of the
Croatian Fraternal Union. Or,
as our old timers would put
-. Unohro NAM IoS1s -
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STRUTHERS, WAUKEGAN in MAJOR FETES
-Four Western Pennsylvania Counties
To Be Represented At Uniontown Meet
Delegates To Discuss And Adopt Plans
Relative To Forming Central Committee

Uniontown Pa. - Delegates representing Croatian
Fraernal Union Lodges domicied in four Western Penn
syvania Counties will hold Mass Meeting Sunday Octo-
Der 81, in Unontowns Croatian Home Franklin Street.
Urged to be represented at the rally which will be call
ed to order at 200 PM sharp all Lodges in Fayette
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skirt, red texture Was 1924. Now------------$ $16S
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DREXEL Full Size Bed to match above dresser
was $94. NOW --------------------------- $48
KINDEL Early American Cherry 5-drawer Chest
Was $l96. Now -S119.50
,KINDEL Full Size Cherry Poster Bed Was $1l2.
DRExEL Cherry Night Stand with drawer. Was
TOMLINSON Cherry Powder Table 8 drawers and
Lft-up Mirror, Matching Chair. Was $310 Now,
$129
DREXEL Swirl Mahogany Full-Size Panel Bed.
Was $69.5O Now
NATIONAL Brushed Antique White Night Stand
with drawer. Was $3.50. Now ----------$28
KINDEL 28x46 Mahogany Mirror, gold leaf trim.
Was $66. Now ---------------------------
DREXEL Full-Size Cherry Panel Bed. Was $3.50.
NOW -SzS.oV
DREXEL Early American Pine Dresser Base. Was
500. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S6S
BOUDOIR Barrel Chair green floral chintz. Was
900. NOW