ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25

the recommendations in bro Mandchs report the Gro
attain Brotherhood be carried out by the Executive Board
successful conclusion possible under the conditions
set up by our actuarles
The motion was adopted without dissenting vote.
Bro. Goretta - cannot agree with bro Mandchs
recommendation here that the Home Office put together
the last four yearly audit reports for SUBMISSION to the Del
egates to the 9th Quadrennla Convention Ihls should be
done by outside audit firm that there will be no ques
tions asked by those attending the Convention
Bro Mandch - This recommendation was made with
the understanding and full agreement of the Executive
Board and in keeping with Section SO of our ByLaWs The
Supreme Board must have the Union examined
by an Auditing Company year, and publish the re-
port the Organ and submit it to the Conyention when
meets" everything the Home Office to carry
out the spirit of this Bylaw and should do so.
Executive Board members Krasich, Bella and Grasha
agreed that this be done as did Trustees Nikolac Niksic
and others.
There was no further debate and the recommendation
duly accepted
made of New York and New Jersey pertaining
the Croatian Fraterna Unions applications to do bus-
in those States
1t was finally agreed table these matters until Fri
day March 25, when former General Counsel Thomas
R. Baaban Deputy Insurance Commissioner of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is to sit in with the Board
for review of the
Bro. Mandch then took up his recommendations re-
gardng the Socetys 9th Quadrennial Convention Phil
adelphia, Pennsylvania, in September of this year
The Supreme President advised the Board that ar
rangements have been made to the Convention
Monday morning September 49, in the Sylvana Hotel.
Bro. Mandich went to reveal that he had met with
the social phases of the 9th Convention AS
suit the following tentative social schedule had been worked
out for the occasion:
l An outing in Camden New Jersey, Sunday, Septem-
ber 49, honoring all Delegates Honorary Delegates and
guests the Convention; 2) Testimonial Banquet Mon
day evening" September 49, in the Syvania Hotel again hon
orng Delegates etc. and 81 Singing and Kolo Festival
Saturday afternoon and evening by the Alliance
"Faler" of the American Croatan Singers Federation.
The Supreme President further recommended that a
Special Membership Campaign be conducted between July
and September 1865 among Delegates to the 9th Conven
tion and that all those able to write minimum of $OOOOO
permanent life insurance be entitled to attend proposed
Testimonial Banquet Wednesday, September 2 at the Sy
vania Hotel in their honor.
Bro Mandch also suggested that all victors in this Spe
cal Membership Campaign be entitled to free tour of
Washington D. c., Sunday September 25 He read letter
from railroad company offering facilities for such tour
other ncdenas the charge of $1069 per person.
provided least $50 Delegates would comprise the group
Sister Nksic against limiting this tour only to
those Delegates victorious in the Special Membership Cam
pagn and appealed that all interested Others such hus
bands wives guests be permitted to make the tour under
the sa'Ne conditions.
s5oke is,Ni President Vranes wondered why nothing
s. point about touring the City of Phladel
phiai.4 sS,wn the world The Cradle of Liberty
Bro Mandl replied that nothing concrete had been forth
coming this from Philadelphia Camden Lodges,
hence his lack of knowledge about such tour
Supreme Treasurer Krasch felt Sunday tour of Wash
ngton would not be attractive for many He sug
gested that the tour be conducted during Convention
weekday and that the Croaan Fraernal Union pay the
cost for those eligible to go along.
The Supreme President then recessed the meeting for
luncheon