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Deaths Reported
Rrom D. c. Bureau Of vital statissics.)

Julie Y. Botelsr. 81. 1919 Michisan ave.
IS ne.
kathryn II. Brady. "a. 2920 7th st. ne.
Elmer A. Brown. 81. 23s 11th at. ne.
Annie =. Hopper. 81. 1900 Clifton OF. NV.
Earl Jenn, ~. 933 II st. NV.
Fannie c. Pearson. II, Manassas. Va.
Ida NJ. Langley. so. 1891 9th ct. NV.
LEILA I. oreaner. 60. 4646 Connecticut
ave. NV.
sam n. Futrowsky. So. 1908 Portal DR..
NV.
GLADYS Fellows. 81. ETHIOPIA.
Robert A. Gallery. 80, Bethesda. Md.
Noah @. Henderson. 81. washington.
Henry T. Grover, As. Washinston.
James 9. McDufae. 40. 1860 Fairmont
st. NV.
Daniel T. Peck. infant. 1914 4th st. s.w.
Infant Ramos. Hyattsville. Md.
Viola Hall, "a. washington.
James G. Allen. 20. 203 Taylor ct. NV.
Ellen Q, Gray. 75. sos columhia I'd. nv;
ave. sc.
Mains cSSbaas. g. i4io co Saaa 3. i. aw
Ellory Tolbert. 81, so1 C st, s.w.
Edith snowden, d. $50 23rd st. pl. ne.
A annie E MeninelS. IS. sag 6Ist st. ne.
Mary Leonard. AZ. 1880 University pl.
Roscoe Kelly. 40. 11sa sth st. NV.
Louise 4. Herbert, $s. SIS PiercsS It. NV.
Infant White. 1920 9th st. NV.
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Anucostiu Lions to Meet

The Anacostia Lions Club will
meet at $50 o'clock tonight in
the Bradbury Heights Methodist
Church, Alabama avenue and
Bowen road Sc.
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Northern California Lodges Certain
October 24th Fete At San Francisco
Will Be Stirring Tribute To Society
Ray Hackett's Nationally Known Band
Among Star-Studded Lineup Of Artists
Due To Regale Record Breaking Crowd

BY Peter Obad, Chairman Arrangements Committee
SAN FRANCISCO, CALF. - The Central Committee
of Northern California CFU Lodges will sponsor Concert
Program and Dance Sunday October a. in honor of the
Socetys Sxtieth Anniversary Diamond Jubilee Year
San Franciscos centrally located California Hail. 625
Polk Street. will the gathering place that afternoon
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headed by Chairman Michael
Fuches of Lodge IA, is con-
fident that the Slovene Audi
torium, 6417 St. Clair, will be
jammed on the occasion.
The days activities will
start off with Masses at
both st. Paul's Croatian
r o m a n Catholic Church
and St. Nicholas Greek
Catholic Church.
Other plans call for an af-
ternoon cert program
starring the famed "Sloboda"
Tamburitzans of Oakmont,
Pa, and our outstanding local
Glee Clubs and Kolo Aces.
To be honored during the
program will be all local Fif-
ty-Year-Members of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union, each
of whom will be introduced
and signally cited by, the
sponsoring Committee,
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Annual Meet For
SfeeIfon Members

Steelton, Pa. - We urge
our fellow C.F.U. Lodge 13
members to bear in mind that
the most important meeting
of the year will take place on
Friday evening, October IS,
in the Lodge Hall.
Following a short regular
monthly business session, we
will swing into nominations
of officers for 1855 and dis
cuss whatever is deemed ne
cessary for the future better
ment of our fraternal lot. It
is, therefore, Of paramount
Importance that every mem
ber, young and old, turn out
on Friday, October Is, and
participate in the nomina-
tons.
Joseph n. Zuyic, Sec'y'
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Struthers Lodge
Plans Salute To
41st Anniversary
English Editor
To Speak During
October 3Oth Fete

Struthers, Ohio The
members of "St. Joseph"
Lodge 5O4 will hold a Ban
quet and Dance October 80
in honor of the 41st Anniver-
sary of their Lodge and the
60th Anniversary of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union.
Plans call for the celebra-
ton to take place in the Gro
atian Home, 100 Lowellville
Road, Struthers, and start at
$50 PM. Tickets for the
Banquet portion of the fes-
tivities are now available and
may be obtained from any
official or member of the host
Lodge. The meal will be home
cooked and done up in tradi-
tional Croatian style.
Stephen F. Brkich, Pitts
burgh, English Editor of the
Zajednicar, will be guest of
honor and principal speaker
on the occasion. City, county
and district dignitaries are
also scheduled to address the
celebrants during this Octo-
Der 80 fete.
Providing the dance music
will be the Pozega Brothers
Tamburitza Orchestra, while
other entertainment will be
arranged to make the evening
a memorable one.
Victor Petrunich, Sec'y.
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Versailles Lodqe
In Jubilee Parade

Versailles, Pa. - L o d ge
146 will commemorate the
Diamond Jubilee of the Cro-
atian Fraternal Union on
Saturday, November 27, with
a gigantic program of enter
tainment.
Millie V. Zalac was named
Chairman of the Program
Committee at a recent meet
ing of the Lodge and will Sc
lect her own committee men,
bers to carry out this public
salute to the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
Parents of all local Junior
Order members are asked to
contact the Program Chair
man by calling Orchard 2
O676 if they would like to see
their boys and girls take part
in the show. We welcome all
youngsters talented in any
way to appear on the pro-
gram.
Among the standout fea-
lures of the evening will be
the showing Of the Society's
sound, technicolor film "This
Is Your Croatian Fraternal
Union!" and the appearance
Of a number of the Officers
and other Officials from our
Home Office at Pittsburgh.
Dancing to the music of a
topnotch orchestra will round
out the gala evening and re-
freshments of all kinds will
be served continuously.
Further details will appear
in due time, so read your "a
jednicar all the way from
Page 1 to Page IL - every
week - and keep abreast of
the latest from Versailles. It's
your Society, so get to know
it better by making your Of
ficial Organ a reading habit.
Millie v. Zalac, Chair.
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No. Chicago Out
To Toast Society

No. Chicago, Ill. - Lodges
IS, 818 and 1913 will celebrate
the Goth Anniversary of the
Croatian Fraternal Union on
Sunday, October 81.
Among the highlights of
the celebration will be the
showing of the S6ciety's
16mm. sound, technicolor film
"This Is Your Croatian Fra
ternal Union!" Many, many
other interesting angles are
also being worked out at the
moment to make this one of
the greatest anniversary Gel
ebrations ever held in this
area. Michael NOrsich
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celebration which promises to-
keep old and young occupied
from the start of the fete at
Z o'clock sharp right up to
the very closing moments.
The first order of bust
ness will be the staging of
the play "Prodani Died" by
a Lodge 40 cast which
would do credit to the most
acclaimed actors in Holly
wood.
This hilarious comedy will
keep you rocking with laugh
ter from the time the curtain
goes up and you'll stay in
stitches right down to the
proverbial wire. It's one of
those plays that hit the spot
with all age groups, or from
eight to eighty and over.
All, To Be Young Again
Also awaiting your pleas
ure are the celebrated Junior
Order Nest 10 Choral and Ko-
10 Groups, boys and girls who
will make you proud of your
world famous heritage.
The Kolo Group has bene-
fitted tremendously from the
guiding hand of Dick Crum,
former member of the Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans. Mr.. Crum recently re-
turned from a four-months
long cultural visit to Yugo-
slavia and impaired much of
,, what he learned during his
| rehearsals with the Nest 10
Juniors. Just wait until you
see these youngsters.
Our speaker of the eve
ming will be Attorney Rob
ert A. Lucas, a member of
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Nest 282 member Danice Ku-
chan in piano selections that
should put the likes of a Lii
berace to shame.
Offer Valuable Prizes
We urge one and all to re-
member that the doors to
California Hall will open at
100 PM, with the Concert
slated for 200 PM sharp.
Dancing is scheduled to be-
gin at 800 PM. Ray Hack
ett's CHS Orchestra will look
after those given to modern
music, while the inimitable
Peter Kusalo will take care
of those who 60 for kolos,
polkas, etc.
Prizes will be awarded
the winners of the polka
contest and the man or Wo-
man wearing the most
beautiful costume will 20
home with a handsome re-
ward.
The Hotel Embassy, 615
Polk Street, directly across
the street from California
Hall, will serve as our official
headquarters during this eel
ebration. Room reservations
may be made by calling Peter
Obad at Ordway 1892 at
any hour of the day.
May we have the pleasure
of seeing you on Sunday
October "a? Thank you, and
"dobro nam dosli!" to San
Francisco, one of the greatest
Croat centers in the Colder
West.
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Northern California And Gary Awaiting Jubilee Fees
Windsor Lodge
To Hail Society
On October 18th
CeIebrants Will
Also Mark Tenth
Birthday Of Lodge

Windsor, Ont. - The men,
bers of "Zagreb" Lodge 952
will sponsor a dual-anniversa-
ry celebration on Saturday,
October 16, in the Croatian
National Home at 1920 Semi
mole Street, Windsor.
A Concert and Dance, the
former scheduled to start at
700 PM, will be held that
evening in honor of the Gro
atian Fraternal Unions Goth
Anniversary and the 10th An
niversary of the affiliation of
Windsor's "Zagreb' Lodge
952 with the Society.
Several outstanding tambu-
rita ensembles will appear
during the Concert, following
which dancing is to take place
- to tamburitza music, of
course. There will be other
entertainment as well during
the course of the program, all
of it we'll worth your attend
ance at this celebration.
All sorts Of delicious solid
and liquid refreshments will
be available during the eve
ming. In fact, there won't be
a dull moment from the very
start to the finish.
Invited to attend are all To-
cal and district members of
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on, with special "dobro nam
dosli" extended to our fra
ternal brethren across the
border in Detroit. We would
be honored to see some of you
good people from the States.
Stephen Budak, Sec'y
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Staffs; p the Gary, Ind,
Junior Order Nest 10 Sum-
mer School; and 81 the Gro
atian Fraternal Union Chill
dren's Home at Des PLANES,
ILL.,, together with shots taken
during its colorful Annual
Summer Camp and Indepen-
dence Day Outing.
Especially urged to witness
this film are the Society's
younger Kansas City men,
bers, particularly those who
have made good in business
and other professional circles
and should know, for their
own good, the unquestioned
greatness of the Society.
Committee In Readiness
All plans for this October
21 Mass Meeting are, of
course, being cleared through
the good offices of the Cen
trail Educational Committee
of Kansas City Lodges, the
officers of which are as
! follows:
John Skradski, Presi-
dent; Peter Crnkoyic, Vice
/ President; John z. Ribic,
Secretary; and Mark V.
Mestrovic, Treasurer. Bro.
Ribic is a prominent Han
sas City businessman and
will be remembered as a
former member of the Gro
atian Fraternal Unions
Supreme Board of Direc-
tors.
Backing the Mass Meeting
morally and materially, via
the presence of bro. Krasich
and the showing Of the film,
is the Home Office of the
Croatian Fraternal Union,
which sincerely hopes that a
record crowd will turn out
on Thursday, October p.
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Midva|e Members
In Fefe Nov. 9Th

Midvale, Utah - The men,
bers of "Svi Slaveni" C.F.U.
Lodge 388 will sponsor a Ben
eft Turkey Dinner and
Dance on Saturday, Novem-
ber 6, in the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church, 174 East
9th South, Salt Lake City.
Dinner will be served from
700 to 900 PM, dancing to
follow.
Tickets for this event are
now available and may be OBJ
tanned by calling the under
signed at Midvale 761-J. Ad-
mission will be by ticket only,
so we cannot urge you too
strongly to procure yours as
early as possible in order that
we may plan accordingly.
Proceeds of the November
6 Dinner and Dance will be
used to help finance our An
nual Junior Order Nest Par
ty, to be held in December,
and for donations to the more
unfortunate and needy men,
bers of Lodge 388.
Further details will appear
in subsequent issues Of the
Zajednicar. In the meantime,
we ask all our local and dis
trict friends to be our guests
on November 6.
Daniel Corak, Sec'y.
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of fraternalists anxious to
lnonor the largest organiza-
ton of it's kind on earth.
Mite h ell Vezelich, Jr.
Manager of San Francisco
State College Radio Station
KRTG, will serve as Mas
ter of Ceremonies during
the Concert Program end
of the day.
Leading this salute to the
Society will be San Francis
co.'s colorful Mayor Elmer E.
Robinson, a civic dignitary
who has long admired our
people on the West Coast and
is we'll acquainted with the
far reaching greatness of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
Topping the musical array
of talent will be Ray Hack
ett's nationally famed Colum-
bia Broadcasting System Or
chestra; while doing the vo-
cal honors in their own right
will be Edo Lubich and An
tone Soljanich.
Very Best In The West
Nor is that the sum and
substance of this long await
ed October "a fiesta.
Far from it, for among the
stars the throng will witness
in action that day are the
Sacramento Koloettes - hail
ed as the kolo dancing cham
pions of Central California.
Also awaiting the pleasure
of the celebrarts are the Mis-.
sion Dolores Bellies and
Beaux, a widely followed
group Of professional dancers
instructed and headed by the
talented Irene Sicotte.
And to make the pro-
gram all the more pleasing
we will proudly present
Watsonville's May Law
renee, John Scurich, Ann
Konsuo, Peter Scampavia,
Kay Jagich and John Kor-
desich in "Stidilijivi Mlado-
zenja," a play guaranteed
to make you howl with
laughter.
Last but not least, we will
offer for your pleasure the
charming Gloria Radovan Of
Oakland in a number Of excit'
ing solos, and Junior Order
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Governor Will Attend

Since no celebration Of this
Importance can be a real sue
cess without timely address
es, we have invited four well
known dignitaries to crate
on November %.
Representing the Soci-
ety's Home Office at Pitts
burgh will be Supreme
President v. 1. Mandich
and English Section Editor
of the "a ajednicar Stephen
F. Brkich.
Doing the honors for the
State of Ohio will be it's ma.
tionally known Governor OF
Slovene descent, Frank ]
Lausche, and for the City OF
Cleveland it's popular Mayor
Anthony J. Cellebrezze.
Anna Rescic, Sec'y
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Lodge ITO and for years a
civic dignitary of wide re-
nown. You'll enjoy his
timely remarks.

ASSs
Dancing to the ever popu-
lar and delightful music of
Gary's nationally known "Se-
renaders" will follow the pro-
gram and be front and center
the remainder of the night.
Society Proud Of Gary
Knowing in advance that
the elmer man" must be ta-
ken care of on such elaborate
occasions, we have stocked
our Croatian Center larder
with nothing but the very
best in the way of food and
refreshments. Whatever it is
that you like, we'll have it.
All of us have looked for
ward for months to this
Goth Anniversary Celebra-
ton and are now ready to
make it one of the most
outstanding tributes over
paid the Society.
Which is as it should be, for
Gary has long been the ZAP
pie of the eye" of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union and
has proved it in SO many ways
that it would take half of the
Zajednicar's II pages to list
but a portion of it's contribu-
tions to our great Society.
So, we will have a good
reason to pat ourselves on the
back when we meet at the
Croatian Center Sunday eve
ming, October II, to salute
the Society's 60th Birthday.
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Slovene Home at 5th and Eli
zabeth Avenues. The session
will be called to order at 8 o.
clock sharp and al members
and interested noE"members
are most cordially invited to
attend. There will be no ad-
mission charge.
Bro. Krasich will make
his appearance here after
stops on the West Coast
which entailed earlier OC-
tober speaking engage
ments in such California
centers as Sacramento, Gu
pertino, San Pedro and Los
Angeles.
Those who come to hear
him on the evening of Octo-
Der 81 will learn a great deal
about the many, many inter-
esting facets of the Croatian
Fraternal Union and be ac-
corded the pleasure of asking
him any and all questions per-
tanning to the Society.
Non-Members Welcomed
Bro. Krasich will no doubt
dwell, in part, on the progress
of the Croatian Fraternal
U n s Goth Anniversary
Membership Campaign, which
ends December 81, 1854.
Kansas City's participation
in this Campaign has admit
tedly left much to be desired
and the Central Educational
Committee is anxious to make
amends for this past passive
ness by rallying one and all
to the Campaign colors be-
fore the end of the drive.
Ways and means of a
rousing Kansas Citians in
this respect will be impart-
ed by bro. Krasich during
the course of his infOrma-
tive address on October 21.
Non-members in attend
ance that evening will find
bro. Krasich only too glad to
answer their questions and
members of the Central Edu-
cational Committee prepared
to execute their applications
for membership in the world S
largest Croatian organization
Film Pride Of Society
Among the highlights Of
what should prove a memora'
BILE evening will be the first
district screening of the So
ciety's 16mm. sound, techni
color film, "This Is Your Gro
atian Fraternal Union!"
Narrated in English by
Stephen F. Brkich, English
Editor of the Zajednicar,
this 55-minute production
was screened in the four
California cities mentioned
earlier in this article and
has been shown through
out the East and Midwest
in recent months.
Depicted in the film are 1
the Home Office at Pitts
h,,rch itr voriouc Dena rt
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Ohio Festivities viii Be Attended By
Supreme President And English Editor
Cleveland Will Play Host November %
To Celebrants From All Parts OF State

Cleveland Ohio - The United Croatan Fraternal Uni
Lodges of Cleveland will sponsor Statewide Celebration
Sunday November g. in honor of the Goth Anniversary
Diamond Jubilee, of the Croatian Fraternal Union.
Plans being perfected for the staging of this
extraordinary fete and the Committee Arrangements
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Central Educational Committee viii
Stage Mass Meeting October 21st In
Drive To Activate Kansas City Area
Talk By Society's Supreme Treasurer
And Screening OF Widely Shown Movie
Among Highlights OF Important Confab

BY Stephen F. Brl1ich English Editor ajednicar
KANSAS CITY, KANS. = Martin Krasich Pittsburgh
Supreme Treasurer of the Croatian Frateal Union will
address the Mass Meeting be held here Thursday evening"
October 2 under the auspices of the Socety Central Ed
cationa Committee of Kansas City Lodges.
The Mass Meeting the most important such gathering
called locally in many years will take place the Croaa-
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Gary Lodge 170 Membership Awaiting
October II Drama, Program And Dance
In Honor Of Society's 10Th Birthday
Surprise Promised During Program BY
Junior Nest 10 Choral And KOlO Clubs
As Ceebrants Pay Tribute To Society
BY Sylvia Niksic, Secretary, Lodge 10

GARY, IND. - The members of "Croatian Sons
Lodge ITO will sponsor Drama, Program and Dance on
Sunday October IT, in honor Of the Goth Anniversary
Diamond Jubilee, of the Croatian Fraternal Union
All roads in Gary and vicinity will lead that evening to
our beautiful Croatian Center, 367387 Broadway for
Smyrna times., 1954-02-25
Death of Mrs. Laura ID. Ryan

Mrs. Laura d. Ryan, 72,
died on Monday. She was born
in Milford, daughter of zacharias
and Sarah Carey Donovan, and had
lived in Smyrna for 81 years. She
was the widow of John Wesley
Ryan. Services will be held today
at 2 pm. in the FAIRIES Funeral
Chapel. The Rev Walter L. Beck
with, pastor of Asbury Methodist
Church, will officiate and inter
ment will be in Odd Fellows Gene
terry. Surviving are seven children:
Ralph P. Ryan, Wilmington; Mrs.
Vernon Ford, Mrs. Joseph McCle-
ment, Jr., Mrs. James Fleming,
Frank w. Ryan, all of Smyrna;
Mrs. Charles Reed, Townsend; Mrs.
Harvey Kesselring, Dover; %
grandchildren, eight great-grand-
children; a brother, Cove Donovan,
Harrington; step-brother, Grover
Donovan, Milford, and sister,
Mrs. Benjamin Henderson, Newark.
Smyrna times., 1954-02-25
Death of James p. Downs

James p. Downs, 83 formerly of
Clayton, died Feb. 20, at the home
of his daughter, Miss Eleanor v.
Landsdowne, Pa. Mr..
Downs had lived with his
daughter since his retirement as a
Pennsylvania Railroad conductor
80 years ago. He was a member of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Retired
Veterans Association. Born at
Harrington, he was the son of
the late Robert S. and Mar
garet Powell Downs. He spent
most of his life in Clayton. His
wife, Mrs. Margaret Casperson
Downs, died a number of years ago.
In addition to his daughter, he is
survived by a son, Robert S.
Downs, Wilmington; two brothers,
Norman Downs, Rehoboth, and Ro-
bert T. Downs, Lafayette, R. l.,
and two grandchildren. Funeral
services were held at IL am. Feb
%, at the FAIRIES Funeral Home,
with the Rev. w. B. Hitchins OF
Clayton Methodist Church officiat-
ing. Interment in st. Peters Gene.
terry, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1954-02-25
MRS. ]. A. FREAR'
CLUB SPEAKER
u. S. Senator's Wife Tells
Century Club of Latin
American Trip
DESCRIBES CONDITIONS

Speaking at the 56th annual
birthday celebration luncheon of
the Twentieth Century Club, Smyr-
ma on Thursday, Mrs. ]. Allen
Frear, wife of Delaware's Demo-
cratic Senator, said that "A tre-
mendous need for enlightened educ
alton in order to apply the modern
way of living exists in Central and
South America" Mrs. Frear, who
recently accompanied her husband
on a 10000 mile tour of Latin
America, was among a small group
of ladies who went along with
members of the House and Senate
Banking Committees to look into
international trade and banking
matters. The women visited hous-
ing projects, hospitals, schools, and
missionary posts. ''There seems to
be no middle income group or mid
die class such as we have in the
United States, Mrs. Frear point
ed out. Rather there are only the
very wealthy and the very poor"
She described the magnificent
scenery seen from a plane flying
over the Andes Mountains, the sta
tue of Christ the Redeemer" over
the city of Rio de Janiero, and the
well1known "Christ of the Andes" +"
She showed many articles and OBJ
jects of art which was given to her
or she had bought, including a
vicuna blanket, a copper tray with
the crest of Chile, silver, leather,
and other mementoes of the trip.
Her most forceful impression was
"the realization that if people
everywhere could see some of the
magnificent man-made monuments
to Christ which exist in South
America, they would be inspired to
do all in their power to bring the
nations of the world into peace
full understanding and pattern ot
harmony" Guests at the luncheon
included Mrs. E. ]. Boggs, mother
of the Governor; Mrs. j. Calet
Boggs. They, with many Officials
of the State Federation, were pre-
scented by Mrs. Robert H. Denney