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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-17
Badger State Council Of Lodges viii
Mark Society's 10Th Birthday In Fall
Committee Named To Prepare Plans For
October oath Celebration In Milwaukee
BY Stella Jambrek, State Council Secretary

KenOsha, Wise. - At a re-
cent meeting of the Wiscon-
sin State Council of C.F.U.
Lodges the following officers
for the year were elected:
President, Anthony Kle-
mencic, Racine; LIST Vice.
President, Charles Puskarich,
Milwaukee; End Vice-Presi-
dent, John Sarich, West Anis !;
Secretary Treasurer, S te Il a
Jambrek, Kenosha; Auditing
Committee, John Gudlin and
John Peloza, West Allis, and
Ed Srok, Milwaukee.
Name Large Committee
One of the main topics of
discussion at this meeting was
the sponsoring of an affair to
celebrate the Goth Anniver-
sary of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union. A Committee, COM
prised of one member of each
participating Lodge in the
Council, was selected to pro-
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reality for it will be the
soundest factor for our per-
manence in Florida, as it is
in every town and hamlet
where such a branch exists.
Geraldton Roars Again
Geraldton, Ontario, is, or
more aptly, was, a typical
mining town which had it's
quota of Croatians or Yugo-
slavs and naturally a C.F.U.
Lodge 82O. That Lodge had
it's Junior Order Nest 518,
which was disbanded at the
end of 1851 because of lack
of members.
The course of history and
human events decreed that
we should hear more about
this Canadian town in the
first few weeks of 1854. Thus
it was that we chanced upon
an article in the New York
Times dealing with the dis
covery of huge copper depos-
it's in Geraldton.
ClariOned were the typical
boom town rags to riches
episodes and sagas which
made us wonder whether OF
not our Cr0atians up there
were in on some of this sud.
den wealth and hoping that
they too get their share.
Lo and behold, this bonan.
"a has rubbed off on the CFU
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ed with this venture.

ceed with this venture.
Anton Srok, John Peloza,
Charles Puskarich, John Gud-
lin, George Krizmanich, Steve
Komarec and Stella Jambrek
were assigned to this Commit
tee, under the leadership of
Anthony Klemencic as Chair
man.
Select Date For Fete
This Committee has select
ed the date, Sunday, October
"a, 1854, for the anniversary
celebration and the place will
F, be the Collins-Meyer Hall,
formerly known as the South
Side Turner Hall, located at
725 West National Avenue,
Milwaukee.
All Lodges are urged to
keep this date in mind and not
schedule any conflicting af.
fairs. Further details will be
Forthcoming in future issues
of the "Zajednicar."
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President of the Lodge
Board of Trustees.

President of the Lodge
Board of Trustees.
And from the hardy hand
full of fraternalists who Gre
ated the Lodge, the "Alcros"
of today stand 160 strong.
Furthermore, we are proud of
the fact that ours is the dean
of the Croatian Fraternal
Unions Beaver Valley Eng
lish Speaking Lodges, the
others being domiciled in
Monaco, New Brighton and
Midland. x..;.y
So much for our historical
background. In conclusion,
may we extend you and yours
a most cordial invitation to
help us celebrate our 25th
Anniversary on Sa t u d a y,
March 20. Welcome all.
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CFU Queen Race
Under Full Steam
Many Expected To
Bid For AccOlades

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Among
the many highlights of the
United CFU Lodges of West
ern Pennsylvania Committees
July 25, 1854, "Fraterna]
Day" celebration at West
View Park, Pittsburgh, will be
the crowning of a &C. F. U,
Queen" to reign over the
festivities.
Provided she is a member
of the Croatian Fraterna.
Union, any young lady may
participate in this exciting
contest by selling tickets or
United States Savings Bonds
10 be awarded on July 25 are
6 Bonds, 1 at $1,000, 3 al
$4,000, and 2 at $4,000. The
top ticket seller will receive
a cash award of $4,000, sec
ond $500, third $4,000, anc
all others $500 provided
their sales exceed $4,000.
Those interested in enter
ing this contest may do so by
sending their name, home ad
dress and Lodge or Mes
number, to the United Lod
ges' Executive Secretary, Phi
lip Vukelich, 3441 Forbes St.
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
Each contestant is also re
quested to forward a cleal
photograph of herself fol
publicity purposes. Please d.
not send camera snapshots
Photographs only!
Stephen F. Brkich, Chair
Philip Vukelich, Sec'y.
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Pittsburgh, Pa. - T h r e e
Juniors and a Sophomore will
be appearing with the Tam
buritzans when they make
their annual Syria Mosque ap-
pearance on Sunday March
21. Show time, $50 PM.
Praise Aliquippa Stars
Aliquippa, Pa, is amply
represented by the two "B's'
Joseph Bilich and Nv a n
Babe" Babich. Both of these
young performers are mem
bers of C.F.U. Lodge 423.
They have both been very
active members Of their
Lodge.
Joe played in an orchestra
sponsored by the Lodge and
Ivan was treasurer for two
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-17

Joseph Bella, CFU Supreme
Secretary, John and Lillian
Ovcarich, the CFU Sick Ben
eft Secretary and spouse,
Milan Vranes, CFU Supreme
Vice-President, Jennie Kra-
sich, wife of the C.F.U. Su-
preme Treasurer, and Anton
Skvarich, well known and ac-
tive member of Lodge 1.
The drama will be literally
interspersed with musical in
terludes and selections by the
Plavi Mjesec Tamburitzans.
Addressing our guests dur
ing this portion of the cele-
bration will be the CFU's Su-
preme President V. I. Man
dich. and Board of Trustees
President Charles j. Verbanic.
Dancing After Banquet
Promptly at 900 PM, the
scene of activity will shift to
the home of Lodge 1 located
at 1916 E. Ohio Street, where
a delicious banquet will await
our celebrants. Here again
! the Plavi Mjesec ensemble is
scheduled to encourage your
appetites and enjoyment with
delightful dinner music.
Scheduled to deliver ad.
dress during the banquet pro-
gram are the CFU's Vice.
President Milan Vranes anc
Secretary of the Board OF
Trustees Milan Skrtic.
The celebration of this mo.
mentous event comedies with
the semi-annual session of the
CFTI Supreme Board. We
| CONTINUED On Page 81
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Youngstown Tams Back
On New Castle Station

Youngstown, Ohio = Low
ers of tamburitza music will
be glad to hear that the Poze-
ga Brothers Tamburitza Or
chestra is back on the air.
waves after a long absence.
This famed ensemble, fea-
turing Gus Rogan on the vo-
Gals, is now heard over the
facilities of Station WKST,
New Castle, Pa, 1880 KC, ev-
cry Sunday afternoon from
200 to 2::25 o'clock. Tune
them in Sunday for some de-
lightful music and songs.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-17
Rankin Lodge To
Mark Anniversary
Lodge To Salute
SiXtieth Birthday

Rankin, Pa. - In keeping
with the policy of national
celebrations of the Croatian
Fraternal Unions Diamond
Jubilee, the members of CFU
Lodge 6 have made plans to
celebrate the Goth Anniver-
sary of their Lodge on Sun
day, May 2, 1854, at the beau
,tiful and spacious Croatian
Hall, located on Fourth and
Antisbury Streets.
Naturally, at this early
date our preparations are still
in the drafting stages and
must be sketched out in de-
tail before we present our
plans, in their entirety, to our
members.
Be that as it may, we def
nitely intend to begin the ga
la and momentous festivities
with a Banquet, scheduled to
begin promptly at 500 PM,
and followed by an evening of
dancing to the Monessen, Pa,
Junior Order Nest 81 "Sloga"
Tamburitzans.
The purpose of such an
early announcement of our
plans is to urge other organi-
cations and societies to re-
frain from scheduling any
conflicting events for that
date. Such a tremendous oc-
casion, as will be commemo-
rated on this day, rightly de-
serves the support of our en-
tire community and friends
from neighboring districts.
Details of our program will
appear in future issues of the
Zajednicar, so look for them,
won't you?
Jubilee Committee
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Famous Designer
Succumbs In Pitt
Home Office Was
Apple Of His Eye

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Pierre A.
Liesch, prominent American
architect, died on March 9,
1854, at his home in nearby
Dormont.
Mr.. Liesch, who was 80
years old at the time of his
passing, will be remembered
as the man who designed the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
magnificent Home Office
Building at 3441 Forbes ST.,
Pittsburgh. He always con-
sidered the CF'U Building as
one of the great architectural
achievements of his life.
Mr.. Liesch also designed
the unique Union Trust Build
ing in Downtown Pittsburgh.
1t is a huge Gothic structure
on Grant Street and was built
in 1916 by the late H. c.
F'rick, famed coal magnate.
Funeral services for Mr..
Liesch were held on March II.
Surviving are his widow, two
daughters, three sisters, three
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
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years. Joe is a Junior in Busi-
ness Administration and with
the Tammies he plays buga-
ria and sings tenor in the
Chorus.
Babe plays lead brac, sings
baritone and dances in the
many routines. Both boys are
top students and maintain
fine scholastic averages in
their studies. ~3i.i t,efy1
Trafford, Farrell Aces
Two other members are
dancer William Vergot, Lodge
541 Trafford, Pa, and Fred
Husnick, Lodge 126, Farrell,
Pa. Both are staunch boosters
of the C.F.U.
Billy, a Junior in the School
of Arts and Science, holds the
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a few choice seats remaining.
They are on sale at Baltz
Agency, Volkweins Cat. l.
12196), Gimbels, Hornes and
Duquesne University.
A special service for tic
kets has been set up for CFU
Home Office visitors on the
second floor, information
desk. For Northsiders, tickets
can be bought at Toms Cafe,
1854 East Ohio Street.
Make sure that you will be
on hand to see one of the fin
est musical treats the Tam
buritzans have ever present
ed. Keep the date in mind
March 81, this Sunday. Show
time is $50 PM.
Charles r. Cubelic, Pub
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corner OF two great lands, at
tests to the widespread,
grass roots" popularity of
the drive. Every such appli-
cation lends ample credence
and substantiation to all our
predictions of unparalleled
success.
When we accept this pre-
mise, and accept it we must,
how much more significant is
the activation Of two new
branches for the organization.
The new affiliates are not nu-
merical giants, for no begin
ming can Immediately assume
great stature, but they are
important in that they are
the nucleus for unlimited
growth. They comprise the
cadre for future expansion.
Extending it's ever growing
empire, our CFU has obtained
q license to operate in the
state of Florida. Implements
ton of this charter rights was
the organization of the first
Lodge in that sunny land. II
shall function in the city OF
Miami under the assigned
number 982.
This now is the farthest
southwark penetration Of ou1
, Union and can mean a heal.
thy start in virgin territory
We trust that our confidence
will not be misplaced and that
a Junior Nest will soon be a
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spot as the lead male dancer
with the Tamburitzans. His
flashing feet coupled with his
wonderful stage personality
makes him one of the out
standing performers with the
collegiate group. In addition
to his dancing, Bill also plays
brac tamburitza.
Fred Husnick, another Jun
,ior, is majoring in education
and hopes to teach upon grad
uation. One of the finest tam
buritza players, he also is fea-
tured in many of the colorful
dances as we'll as in the
chorus.
Tickets Still Available
Tickets for the show are
going swiftly. There are still
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should be the very first to
toast the memorable occasion
of the founding of what is to-
day one Of the leading fra
yl societies in the nation.
with months of planning
behind us, the Committee on
Arrangements is confident
that the program lined up for
the day is one our guests will
long remember. The curtain
will rise at 200 PM, to an ex-
pected packed house at the
Javor Hall, 822 N. Canal st.,
for our feature presentation
of that rib-tickling comedy
"Prodani Died"
Numerous rehearsals of the
thespians who are participant
ing in this play have polished
up the rough spots and the
end result should prove most
entertaining to our audience,
and a few assorted chuckles
should leave no doubts in your
mind that these stars are by
no means novices to the the
atrical arts.
A Memorable Afternoon
The cast of this entertain
ing skit is comprised of sew
eral we'll known figures in the
CFU world, namely:
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VI ooI1oll l. oISI lidi oAiioii Soh
tinued success in this, it's Goth
Anniversary Year. Long may
both our Lodge and Society
live and prosper!
With us on this truly aus
picious occasion as our guest
of honor and speaker will be
bro. V. 1. Mandich, Supreme
President of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
We trust that bro. Mandich
will address a full house dur
ing the Banquet, which will
begin at $50 PM sharp and
be followed by a fine program
of varied entertainment. Par
ticularly delightful will be the
musical renditions long re-
hearsed by members of Junior
Order Nest SIG.
introduced also will be 9th
er fraternal, civic, ETC., digni-
taries, many of whom have al
ready reserved their Banquet
tickets and are looking for
ward to this dual purpose
celebration.
Seven Charter Members
Leaving the history of the
Croatian Fraternal Union to
authorities on the subject, we
pause, instead, to review in
brief the historical archives of
Lodge 720.
Records in the Supreme Of
flee at Pittsburgh show that
"Alcros" English Speaking
Lodge 72O was first recog-
nized as such on February 10,
1890, which, of course, would
make this it's twenty-fourth
year, not twenty-fifth.
However, the "Alcro o S"
Charter Members actually
banded many weeks before
February 10, 1880, and to
this day we still feel that we
first organized in late 1929.
As for those who brought
the Lodge into being, the
Lodge 72O Charter Members
are recorded as being Steve
Galovic, Barbara Mikovich,
Eva Shriner, Mary Bayac,
John L. Cooke, Dorothy Sti-
soak and Ivan Svazic.
Of these seven Charter
Members, only Steve and
Barbara are in our ranks, the
others having moved out of
the city or severed connec-
tons in this locality.
Today's Lodge Officers
The records also show that
Mary L. Cooke was the first
President of "Alcros" Lodge
72O and that Mary Bayac
served as the first Secretary
of the new group.
Our present Lodge officers
are Mary Katkich, President;
John RObash Vice President;
William j. Zivitz, Secretary;
Louise Popovich, Treasurer;
Ann Thomas, Recording Sec
! retary: and Barbara Agich
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Aquippa Lodge 72O Awaiting Silver Jubilee Banquet
North Side Pittsbureh:s Lodge Membership To
Stage Extraordinary Birthday Party March 2|st

Hilarious Play, Program And Banquet
Will High|ight Sunday Celebration Of
Goth Birthday Of All Saints" Lodge
Four Top Officials Of Organization To
Deliver Speeches During Festivities In
North Side Pitts JavOr, Lodge Halls
BY Martin Krasich, Member, Lodge 1
North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. - On Sunday, March 21s
the members of "Au Saints CFU Lodge will undertake
to fire the initial gun observance of the Goth Anniversary
of the Croaan Fraterna Unon and subsequently their
6Oh birthday celebration with outstanding festivities which
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are slated to begin as early as
200 PM on that eventful day.
It is most fitting that the
Lodge from which our great
fraternal organization sprang
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Members Of "A|cros" Lodge To Gather
Around Festive Board Saturday Night
And Pay Tribute To Society And Lodge
Talented Junior Order Nest SIG Youth
Will Provide Delightful Entertainment
During Festivities In Aliquippa Hotel

Aiquippa Pa. - The members and friends of "Acros'
English Speaking Lodge 720 will celebrate two great mile
stones Saturday evening, March co. during Banquet
to be held at the Barr Hotel Sheffield Road.
On that long planned evening" the celebrants will salute
the 25h Anniversary Alcros" Lodge 72O and wish the
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New Florida Lodge And Canadian Nest
Join Society's Network Of Affi|iates
Discovery OF Copper In Ontario Center
Credited With Reactivating Former Nest
BY Michael Grasha, Campaign Secretary

Pittsburgh, Pa. The current Goth Anniversary Men,
bership Campaign still in it's embryonic stage when it
received strong fip in the form of two healthy,
bouncing C.FU affliates.
Every membership application that reaches this
headquarters and they coming in from every nook and
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Turn to Page 8 for Editorial,
"Shades Of Yesteryear"; Story
of the life of Petar Pavlinac,
Pioneer Member of Lodge 1.
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TO ST. CROK DIVISION CONSUMERS OF
THE PoWER DEPARTMENT OF VICORP

The Power Department takes pleasure in announcing a
reduction for st. Croix consumers, lowering the first
block Of energy from 40 XVIII q 10 cents a w to 40 XVIII
Ia g. cents a While this rate will mostly affect our
minimum users who previously were allowed 10 XVIII at
the minimum $1.0O rate and now are allowed 125 XVIII, it
will also reduce all residential and commercial e" consumer
bills 80 cents who use 40 or more KWHs monthly, and is a
step in the right direction.
This reduction will amount to $4,000 monthly decrease
in revenue from our Residential and schedule "B" consumers.
We anticipate an increase in the use of electricity with a
restoration Of our revenues, and at such time we shall again
a rate reduction. We urge all consumers ITO GO
ELECTRIC" SO that we may soon again reduce your rates.
The reduction in rates will begin with all bills mailed
on and after August ], 1854 At the same time the Power De
Ipartnent is offering another reduction in rates for the St.
Thomas Division. This is their second reduction and is a re-
suit Of their greater use Of electricity as well as a more IA
vorable central location of consumers.
S. MARTIN, Manager
Power Department Of VTGorp
, 1954-08-04
PERET

PERET ISL.
Station WLIB, He embraced
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, 1954-08-04

a band. Incidentally he also
was given the honor of con-
Quoting the famous Tess Fin
lays Band.
, 1954-08-04
Cereal Candy Crisp
1 tablespoon butter or marga
2 Milky Way bars
2 cups Rice Krispies

Melt butter in medium sized saucepan. Add candy. bars, cut IN
nieces. and cook over IoO heat, stirring constantly until candy bars
sre melted and mixture Is smooth. Remove from heat Add cereal
and gHr until wel-coated with candy mixture. Press lightly into
buttered 8x8-inch pan; cut into squares. Let stand until hardened.
Squares may be served plain or with ice cream. Yield 10 S-lncn
squares.
, 1954-08-04

American ingenuity was at work when this recipe was developed.
because IL features two of our most popular American foods In an
unusual way. Rice Krispies cereal and real chocolate Milky Way
bars combine to make . delicious dehcacy to serve as 9 dessert,
with ice cream. or nlain as D between-neal refreshnent. And the
recipe fills ali the requirements Of such foods it's quick to 90
wonderfnl ii texture and taste -. and inexpensive. TWO nHea
cent real chocolate matted milk candy bars and 2 cups crisp ready.
fo-eat cereal are all that's needed. Here are directions:
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attractive. l and 2 bedrm. apis.
S62 30 and $T5 per mo. See Res
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01
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CoLORED-NR. EASTERN HIGH
SCHOOL, lge. rms, kit. and bath.
Utils. furnished. Call LII. $4,000.
COLORED---S05 10th ST. N.E.--lst
floor in modern S-family bldg: oil
heat and hot water: $50, Also. new
INC. DI. 7-2434 OF DI. 7-S696.