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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-24
Conway Croat Day Bus
Reservations In Order

Conway, Pa. - There will
be a bus to Kennywood on
"Croatian Day., September 3,
leaving the Croatian Home at
HOO AM. Bus fare will be
$1.O0 and interested parties
are asked to make reserva-
tions before September 1.
This matter can be taken care
of by contracting Mrs. Frank
Grdnic, Mrs. Tonkovic or
Charles Sudar.
Amusement tickets for that
day may be bought in ad-
vance at the Lodge $40 Sec
retary's office.
Just a reminder that our
members and friends are in
vited to dance to the tunes of
the High Knighters every
Saturday, from 1000 PM to
200 AM.
Come and meet your
friends, where a good time is
a must. There is no cover
charge.
A. j. Kronstain, Sec'y.
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Patricia Labudak To
Help Brother Attend
Next Junior ConcIave

San Jose, Calf. - First of
all l want to convey my moth
er's thanks to all the dele
gates and friends who went
in on the train from the
West Coast with us, and made
our trip East a pleasure and
a time we will never forget.
1 too will never forget the
4th National Junior Conven-
tion and the wonderful
friends I made in those few
short days. I know I will not
be eligible to be a delegate to
the next Convention, but I
will do my best to help my
brother attend the next one.
I went to Niagara Falls,
N. Y, after the convention
and I was proud to say that I
am a member Of the Croatian
Fraternal Union and was able
to attend the convention as
one of the many delegates.
Patricia Labudak
Delegate, Nest 542
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Youngstown GIee Club
To Hold Final 0utinQ

Youngstown, Ohio -- The
"Strossmayer' Singing Soci-
ETY. will sponsor it's last picnic
of the season Sunday, August
%, at Shady Run Picnic
Grove, Shady Run and East
Midlothian.
Music during the afternoon
and evening hours will be pro-
vided by the ever popular
Sloboda Tamburitzans of e.
Pittsburgh.
The menu for the day will
consist of hot barbecued lamb
and pork, hot dogs and all
sorts of goodies for the chill
dren. Needless to say, there
will be plenty of cooling
drinks on hand.
AS a special treat, the Jun
ior Strossmayer Kolo Dancers
will perform at 700 PM.
We extend to our friends a
cordial invitation to attend
this last outdoor picnic, and
help make it a successful and
enjoyable one.
Stella Toplek, Sec'y.
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Pitt Lodge 131 Plans
Pre-Labor Day Outing

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The
members of North Side Pitts.
burgh "St. Rochus" Lodge
131 will sponsor a Picnic Sun.
day, September 4, at the Gro
attain Center, off Babcock
Boulevard, Millvale.
This pre-Labor Day outing
will mark the last to be held
on the grounds of the Croa-
tian Center and many Tri-
State members and friends of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
are expected to turn out for
this farewell to another
outdoors season.
One of the districts top
notch tamburitza orchestras
will provide the music that
day and the com m t t e e
pledges to have an abundant
supply of barbecued lamb and
pork, snacks of all kinds and
cold refreshments on hand.
You and yours are most
cordially invited to attend this
pre-holiday fete.
Philip Vukelich, Rec.
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East Chicago Warb|ers
| AT Ease After Funniest

East Chicago, Ind. - The
Croatian Singing Socie t y
"Sloga" held it's second pub
lie picnic of the summer on
August 21st at Black Oak
Grove in Gary.
Croa tia n 81 e t i n a"
Qamb) and liquid refresh
ments were served. Special
features of the day included
a baseball game, a children's
concession, and dance music.
Chorus members are:
Sopranos: Misses Pat Gro
mex, Kathy Koch, Nancy
Lass, Mary Ann Lasko, Dolly
Maglish, Sharon Mastey, Di-
ana Mazur, Sylvia Orha, Jea-
nette Scotia, Mary Claire
Vuxinic; Mesdames Tony He
imbach and Nick Zafran.
Altos: Misses Betty Billen,
Sharon Derrow, Bonnie Han
sen, Barbara Kvenich, Violet
Kvenich, Mary Kay Mardjet-
ko, Judy Palla, Virgie Reyes,
Dolores Saviano, Marlene ST.
kich, Marge Susec, Catherine
Wild; Mesdames Tony Estill,
Matt Kvenich, and Frank Mi
kash.
Tenors: John Brozovic,
Tom Dollinar, Andy Livovich,
Frank Marich, Frank Mikash,
Matt Rivich, Steve Rizvan,
and Louis Rozmanich.
Baritones and Basses: Jim
Burke, John Ceperich, Tony
Estill, Miro Jelovcic, MAIDEN
K a b a lin, Walter Kosinski,
Art Lapadat, Bill Mastey,
Matt Mudrovich, gorge
Nicksich, Luandre r I'm a.
Mich, and Alex Sikich.
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Cokeburg Ko|o Groups
To Dance In Johnsfown

Cokeburg, Pa. - The Kole
Dance Group of "St. George
CFU Lodge 354 will make it,
first appearance in Johns
town, Pa, on Friday evening
August 26, at Pruski's Night
Club, Bel Air, Johnstown.>
The program, which will be.
gin at 1000 PM, will consist
of dancing by the Nest 122
dancers, the senior dancers
and music by the famous Slo.
boda Tamburitzans of East
Pittsburgh, Pa. The Sloboda
Tamburitzans, under the di-
rection of Joso Grcevich, will
also play for dancing all eve
ming, beginning at 9 PM.
This is the sixth year of
existence of our Kolo Group
and the first time we have
had the opportunity to per-
form in Johnstown. We,
therefore, hope that our ma
ny friends of Johnstown and
the surrounding area Will
come out to see us.
Bernard NJ. Luketch
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land Councilman and head of
Latkovic Insurance agency;
John Stiglich, Warren Drugs;
Gus Pintaric, Standard Win
dow Cleaning; John Robich,
Robich Construction Co.; Joe
Vican, East 39th Street Cafe
Croatian Liberty Home of
CollinWood.
In backing the CFU entry
in the Class E League, these
businessmen have contributed
much toward giving these
youngsters a boost and have
helped the CFU and their city
too. Activities of this kind, in
this day and age when we
hear so much of juvenile de-
linquents, is a contribution to
our social welfare as well. So,
again, congratulations and
thanks to Cleveland's Croa-
tan businessmen!
Jay-Bee
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Gala Time Awaits
Hamilton, Juniors

Hamilton, Ont. - Atten-
ton all Nest 397 members
and parents! Your Nest Man
ager has made arrangements
for all interested members
and parents to visit the beau
tiful Santaland on Labor
Day, September 5. A char
tered bus will leave for Santa
land at 1890 PM from in
front of the Yugoslavian Hall.
At Santaland you will see
castles, pumpkins, Humpty
Dumpty, reindeer and Santa
Claus, who gives all the little
children a candy sucker. You
will also see the North Pole,
made of solid ice, and many
other things about which you
have read in your fairy tales.
There will be free train, car
and pony rides for children.
Refreshments are sold at
Fairyland, and there are pic
mic tables throughout the
grounds. 1t would even be a
good idea to bring along a pic
mic lunch.
Admission into Santaland
will be free for those travel
ing via the chartered bus.
There will, however, be a
small fee charged to cover
the cost of the bus.
For further information,
phone the undersigned at Ii
9-1872.
Hoping to see you all on
Labor Day.
Joseph Stanovich, Mgr.
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there met in Pittsburgh, a
hardy group of young men
and women, representing the
Western Pennsylvania ESL
units, to undertake an inno-
vation considered almost ra-
dical only a few years before,
a National Croatian Day.
Ever Bigger -- Better
Every Croatian Day be-
came a bigger and better one
than the last!
Flushed with the success
of their 1882 venture, the pi-
oneer sponsoring committee
bound itself into a promise of
continuing these annua
events and to work incessant-
ly in making each succeeding
presentation doubly better
than the previous one.
Croatian Day in Pitts
burgh was conceived by
the late Nj. j. Horvath, who
as Editor of the English
Section of the Zajednicar,
fostered the idea of pre-
serving i'm the minds and
hearts of the new genera
ton of Americans of Gro
attain descent some of the
best in Croatian culture
and music.
Let us, therefore, plan to
attend this years observance
of the oath Annual Croatian
Day in Kennywood Park on
Saturday, September 3rd.
Tony Brajdic, Chairman
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SIovan Members
Map Celebration

SlOvan, Pa. - "St. Joseph"
CFU Lodge 548 will stage a
picnic on Sunday, August %,
at the Lodge Home, in Slovan.
The festivities are being
held in honor of the 40th An
niversary of Lodge 548, and
in commemoration of the 4Oth
Anniversary of the founding
of the Junior Order of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
All sorts of tasty refresh
ments and cooling drinks will
be available throughout the
day.
Music will be provided by
t h e capable Burgettstown
Tamburitzans, under the di-
rection of Mary, Dorothy and
Johnny Kosovec.
The committee, in charge
of preparations, invites all
the Lodge and Nest members,
their families and friends. to
help us celebrate the occasion
successfully. The invitation is
! also extended to our many
CFU members and friends of
the surrounding area.
John Kosovec, Sec'y.
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|CFU's 1bnlm Film
Remains Available

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Though
the film This Is Your Gro
atian Fraternal Union" has
been shown in a number of
C.F.U. centers in America,
and a few in Canada, we still
receive inquiries for its book
ing.
AS you most certainly must
have read in previous an
nouncements, but ar 3ther
description will not be super
fluous, we reiterate that it is
a technicolor and narrative
film, with the narration by
Stephen F. Brkich, the Eng
lish Editor of the Zajednicar.
The film is of the 16mm
variety and has a r.lning
time of fifty-five minutes.
While there is no rental fee
for the film, the lodge gre ps
using it must furnish their
own protector, empty reel,
screen and experienced or Ii
censed operator.
A Bell-Hc ell or an R.C.A.
protector will definitely give
the best results. An inferior
protector or inexperienced op-
orator may give you a show
ing other than what we wish.
Because tha film is gener-
ally always in circulation and
of .nestimable value, we ask
that lodges contemplating the
films showing first ascertain
open dates with this Depart
ment.
Because of it's value, and
this solely to the Society, we
ask that without fail return
be made by first class mail
special delivery, with the film
insured for one tho. land
dollars, ($1OOO.OO).
Booking Of the film as we
have stated above can be
made with the C.F.U. Sports
Educational De p a r t m e n t,
3441 Forbes Street, Pitts
burgh 13, Pa.
Frank Braidic, Director
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Brownsville Lodge To
Sponsor Two.Day Fete

Brownsville, Pa. - C.F.U.
Lodge 307 will hold a two-day
picnic on Sunday, September
4, and Labor Day, September
5, at the spacious Croatian
Home in West Brownsville.
Since our Mass is on Sep
tember 8, we have decided to
celebrate three days ahead of
time.
There will be music for
dancing on both days, provi-
ded by the Nova Fora Tam
buritzans Of Uniontown, and
the Melo Star Orchestra
which plays in the club ev-
cry Sunday.
AS at all our affairs, there
will be an abundance of hot
barbecued lamb and pork ac-
companied by the usual trim
mings. An ample supply of re-
freshing drinks will also be
available.
We invite our members and
friends of Brownsville and
the surrounding area to spend
both days with us. A good
time is guaranteed one and
all.
John JandrOkOvich, Pres.
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Conway Bow|ers Ready
For AUGUST 28 0utinq

Conway, Pa. - The bowl
ers of CFU Lodge $40 will
sponsor a picnic at Crows
Run on Sunday, August %,
1855.
Roast lamb and pork will
be available throughout the
day, as will cooling drinks of
all sorts.
Music for the occasion will
be provided by the famous Bi-
ser Tamburitzans.
Since this is our last picnic
of the season, we wish to see
all our members and friends
of Beaver County, in attend
ance.
Eddie Sabolic, Scribe
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Phoenix Lodge 97S In
REGULAR Meet Sept. II

Phoenix, Ariz. valley of
the Sun" CFU Lodge 978 will
hold it's regular meeting on
Sunday, September II, at 2
PM, at the Y.M.C.A.
In accordance with the de-
cision of the July meeting, a
meeting was not held in Aug
ust due to the fact that many
of our members were away
on vacation.
All members are urged to
attend this session, as vital
matters will be discussed.
William M. Boyd, Pres.
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Duke Tammies On
Range Sept. nth

Chisholm, MINI. - T h e
Croatian Fraternal Unions
three Range Lodges, Nos. 8,
210 and 24O, will co-sponsor
the Concert appearance here
on Sunday, Sept. 18th, of the
internationally famed Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans, Walter w. Kolar direct
ing.
Selected for the staging of
this musical extravaganza is
the Hibbing High School Au-
ditorium, with 800 Pm
sharp set aside as the start
ing hour. Proceeds will be
used to further our ambitious
Kolo and Sports Program in
this area, so everyone, young
and old, most certainly has
every reason in the world to
support this Concert.
You'll see a great show
Sunday, September II, one
you will never forget. Of that
we are certain, for the Tam
mics 1856 program of en-
tertainment is the best in
their history. In fact, it's out
of this world!
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also be entertained by our
young accordionist, Tom Ma
talin.
The popular Sloboda Tam
buritzans of Chicago will also
contribute a few musical Sc
lections under the direction of
Johnny Ivicek.
Junior Director Speaker
Representing the Croatian
Fraternal Union will be our
main speaker for the day,
bro. Michael Grasha, Junior
Order Director.
The program will be con-
Quoted by the General Chair
man of the Anniversary Cele-
bration, bro. George Grzetich.
Invitations and compli-
mentary tickets have been
sent to the CFU Supreme
Board Members of Chicago
and vicinity, to the Board
and Superintendent of the
Children's Home, in Des
PLANES, and to the Dele
gates of the district who
will attend the 9th Conven-
ton.
September II, will mark a
gathering of members of ma
ny different Lodges in true
fraternal spirit. On that day
we will honor the pioneers
who laid the foundation OF
our present day Junior Or
der, the stepping stone of our
youngsters into our great So
ciety, the Croatian Fraternal
Union.
In the name of the parti-
cipating Lodges, the commit
tee extends to all a most cor
dial welcome.
Joseph Vucich, Sec'y.
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and those talented Junior
Tamburitzans of McKeesport.
This years event will sa-
lutte the Junior Order of
the Croatian Fraternal
Union on it's 10th Anniver-
sary and the Junior Direc-
tor, Michael Grasha, has
been requested to be the
principle speaker on this
occasion.
The featured artists, the
Pozega Brothers Tamburitza
Orchestra, on Saturday at
Kennywood Park will also
provide dance music during
the evening at the Dance
Pavilion during which time
there will be a kolo popularity
contest in which all members
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union may compete.
Shades Of Depression!
Twenty-four years ago, the
Youth comprising the English
Speaking Lodges of our or
ganization in Western Penn
sylvania originated the idea
of the annual observance of
"Croatian Day"
The celebration of this
event under their sponsor
ship found a multitude of
supporters mong the
members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union and the
Croatian people generally.
This was the Spirit of Gro
atian Youth! For in the year
of 1882, dead center of a still
memorable depression era,
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The committee in charge
of preparations is asking for
the interest and cooperation
of the members of the parti-
pating Lodges, not only for
the day of the celebration, but
also for the time preceding it.
The committee would al
so like to ask the members,
who have admission tick
cts, to turn them in to their
Lodge Secretary, who will
in turn take care of the
matter with the Committee
Treasurer, bro. Juracic.
The members of the COM
mittee are all Delegates to the
Forthcoming 9th C.F.U. Con-
vention, and will be leaving
for same a few days after the
celebration. For that reason,
we would like to complete all
the details concerning the
celebration prior to our de-
parture.
Program OF First Water
The members who have
been asked to work at the af-
fair are urged to attend the
special meeting which will
soon be called. The purpose of
the meeting will be to divide
the work equally.
A program, rich In Gro
atian culture, will be pre-
sented at 800 PM. Sharing
the limelight will be the
"Sloga" Singing Society of
East Chicago, under the
direction of Prof. G. f. Ste
phens, and the "Hrvatska"
Singing Society of So. Chi
cago, under the direction of
Prof. v. l. Smutny.
Soloist Catherine Tomlja-
novich will render a few selec-
tions, and the audience will
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Milwaukee Croats Tops
| With Cleveland Visitors

Milwaukee, Wis. - There
was nothing more surprising
than to see three girls from
Cleveland, Ohio, spending a
recent weekend in Milwaukee.
They were Mabel Sasek,
sister of Louise Sasek of the
K olo Federation, Patricia
Golk and Joan Fawcett. 1t
was a pleasure, just chatting
with them.
Our kolo instructor, Ann
Puskarich, and her husband
played host and showed them
the town in the little time
they had. Mabel Sasek is now
running for Queen of Frater-
nal Day in Cleveland, and 1
understand it keeps her busy.
Our kolo instructor gave a
little birthday party for the
youngsters who celebrated
birthdays from January thru
June. With the help of the
mothers, who baked the fine
goodies, the party was held
after kolo rehearsal and was
enjoyed by all.
The youngsters enjoyed
putting on their second per-
formance for the Croatian
Day Picnic of the CFU LODI
ges of Milwaukee and Wis
consin. We, also enjoyed see
ing the boys and girls from
the Children's Home in Des
PLANES put on their perfor-
nance.
One of our mothers was in
the Mount Sinai Hospital, and
is now on the road to recov-
cry. She is Manda Pavicevich,
member of Lodge 391. Any
mothers wishing to do so,
may drop her a line at 979
South 81 St., in West Allis.
Mary Homes, our Honora-
ry Delegate to the 4th Ma
tional Junior Convention, is
still talking about the Won
derful time she had at the
Convention. She said it was a
pleasure to meet all the nice
people from the different
towns and states. Sister Ko-
mes is our industrious secre-
tary Of Lodge 391.
Our treasurer Hermine Dy-
70 was Matron of Honor for
Dorothy Grbavac, who was
recently married.
MitZie knaflic, Pres.
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Greater Pitt Croatian Day Committee

1856 CROATIAN DAY COMMITTEE
Anthony J. Brajdic, General Chairman
John r. Segna, Honorary Chairman
Ann Subasc, First Vice -Chairlady
Anton Delach, Second Vice Chairman
Louise Bursic, Executive Secretary
Charlotte De Carlo, Assistant Secretary
Frank Becer Jr, Treasurer
AMUSEMENT TICKET COMMITTEE
Mary RADICAL Chairlady
Grace Petrich Mary Spudch
Marie Sekel Ann Frankovich
Steve Novosel Frank Bursic
POST-CROATIAN DAY COMMITTEE
John r. Segina Chairman
Lawrence Delost Ann Zelkovic
Anton Delac Stella Dormihal
Ann Subasic Peter F. Bender
Kay Krizan Andrew Tomasic
John Bursic
KENNYWOOD DANCE COMMITTEE
James Dinger, Chairman
Michael Domencic Alice Sambol
Thomas r. Yakin Edward Shaginaw
Fora Kurp Michael Cvetic
Catherine Marvin Ann Labas
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. The 9th Quadrennial
Convention of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will be held
at Philadelphia, Pa, in Sep.
tember of 1855.
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United Lodges Of South Chicago viii
Stage Great Celebration September II
Eight Lodges Vow To Make Festivities
Most Memorable In Annals Of Committee

SO Chicago, ILL., - gala celebration in honor of the
40h Anniversary of the Junior Order will be held Sunday
September H. 1855 in the Croatan Home 968 Commercial
Avenue. The affair." which will get under way at 200 PM
will be sponsored by the CFUs United Lodges of South
Chicago, Nos 9, II, &c. 118, 229, 275 200 and 948.
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him in the spring of the year
to enlist his aid in organizing
a team to enter Class E Lea
que play under the banner of
the CFU. Nick Rescic is the
husband of Ann Rescic, Gle
veland's very active Manager
of Nest IS, and he assists his
wife in all the activity that
she promotes for the nest.
Bro. Rescic has had ex-
perience in managing teams
in the past and was quite
willing to help the C.F.U.
kids out by organizing a
team, but the big problem
was going to be one of fl
nances.
Nest 55 of itself could not
afford to field a team, nor
could he expect too much
help from the CFU Athletic
Fund, and for a time things
didn't look too bright for the
youngsters who were natural
ly interested in getting real
baseball suits to play in and
all the other paraphernalia
that goes with it.
More Than He Asked For
1t was then that brother
Rescic decided to approach a
number of Cleveland's Gro
atian businessmen in an ef-
fort to get the needed finan-
cial support for the CFU Jun
ior baseball team.
And to the credit of these
men, and women, too, because
the wives of the businessmen
had to be consulted, they all
consented to contribute finan-
cially to the team.
There were a number of
them who gave Nick Rescic
a little more money than he
asked for, just to make
sure that any slack would
be taken up if some of the
others did not come thru
as expected.
The CF'U Junior members
got their baseball team with
a complete set of uniforms
and while they did not win
the championship of their
league, they did play credi-
table baseball in their first
season, but what is more i'm
portant they got a chance to
join with thousands of other
kids in playing the national
pastime on Cleveland's sand
lots.
Now Meet Our "Angels"
AS this story was being
written the team was engaged
in the annual play-offs for the
Class E championship and we
know they will give a good
accounting of themselves in
the ruggedness of the play
off competition.
You don't get a second
chance in the play-offs-
you lose only one game and
you are out. This is because
of the fact that there are
such a large number of
teams entered in Class E,
the league where the base
ball players of the future
get their start.
In this story, though, our
real purpose is to offer a sa-
lutte to the Croatian business
men whose generosity made
a CFU entry possible and we
want to tip our hats to the
following businessmen whose
contributions helped brother
Rescic to organize and outfit
his team:
John Skorich, President
Of the H and M Plumbing
Supply; Peter Jezerinac, pro-
prietor Ansel Florist and
Thomas Florist shops; George
Pivcevich, National Bever-
ages, Inc; Tony York, York
Machine and Tool Co.; Mike
Holman, Loop Cafe; Croatian
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Croatian Businessmen Of Cleveland In
Full Support OF Junior League Baseball
Manager Nick Rescic And Youngsters Are
Grateful To Many For About Cooperation

Cleveland Ohio - The city of Cleveland long has been
known of the most active ceners of sando baseball
activity in the United States and there many players
in professional ranks today who played their first
of baseball on Cleveland sandlots.
So it wasn't any surprise to Nick Rescc when group
of kids = members of the CFU Junior Order to