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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
Seattle Lodge 43q To
Sponsor Dance May 9TH

Seattle, Wash. - The men,
bers of CFU Lodge 439 will
stage a Dance on Saturday,
May 7, 1855, at the Washing
ton Hall, 14th Avenue and
East Fir Street. The program
is slated to begin promptly at
$50 PM, with dancing to fol-
low Immediately thereafter.
The Kolo Club, under the
leadership of Eleanor Dragos,
will be in the spotlight dur
ing the evening. Our young
and very pretty ladies per-
form with great dexterity and
we know you will enjoy their
talents. The same holds true
for our Tamburitzans who are
under the direction of our old
professor, bro. Andre Skri-
vanic.
Brothers and sisters, we
urge you to attend this gala
affair and bring along your
friends. Well have plenty of
your favorite snacks and cool
ing beverages on tap through
out the affair, and we can
guarantee that our cooks,
Margaret Mikulic, Kata Dra-
gin and Matilda Mataja will
not let us down.
Roy TOljan, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
Cleveland Will Enjoy
New Pitt Tam Ensemble

Cleveland, Ohio - w j t h
the spring season well on the
way, our Clevelanders are in
for some fancy entertain
ment on Sunday, May 8, 1855,
when the All-University Tam
buritzans of Pittsburgh make
their initial appearance in our
fair city, at the Slovene Audi
torium, at 3 100 PM.
According to latest reports,
this ensemble which is under
the direction of tamburitza
artist Matt l.. Gouze, has
been presenting spectacular
show throughout the East
during recent weeks.
The big attraction of the
event, along with the artistry
of the students who represent
various colleges in the Pitts
burgh area, will be the ap.
pearance Of Edo Lubich as
guest soloist.
Mr.. Lubich, the we'll known
Victor recording star has
joined the group for engage
ments contracted during the
spring season. We certainly
hope that our CFU members
and friends will take this op-
portunity to enjoy Pitts
burgh's All-University Tam
mics on Sunday, May Sth.
George Reich, dr., Rep.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
East Pitt Choir Will
Sponsor Concert May 8

East Pittsburgh, Pa. -
The "Sloboda" Singing Soci-
ETY. will stage it's Annual
Spring Concert on May 8
1865, at the South Slavic
Workers Hall, North and
Electric Avenues, at $50 PM
Guest choruses will include
the "Jelica" of Clarion, "Ja-
vor" of North Side, and the
German Women's Chorus of
East Pittsburgh. The Youth
Kolo Group, under the direc-
ton of Catherine Grcevich, is
also slated to appear on the
program.
The "Sloboda" Chorus, un-
der the leadership of Prof
Edward Sambol,' is prepared
to render four selections, "U
Nasim Selo," "Lovacki Zbor,'
"Starovirski Pismice," anc
"Oj Hrvatski Matt"
Music for the affair will be
furnished by the inimitable
Danny Kukic and his Sla1
Continentals.
All sorts of refreshments
and home made cakes anc
cookies may be obtained
throughout the festivities, sc
make definite plans to be ir
attendance.
Dorothy Poropatic, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
North Cal Group
Names New Leaders

San Francisco, Calf. -
The Northern Cal Central
Committee of CFU Lodges,
at it's annual meeting held on
April 3rd, selected the follow
ing officers for the current
year:
President, Chris Radovan,
I Vice-President, John Scurich,
Secretary, Peter Obad, Treas
urer, Cvjetko Matkovich,
Board of Trustees, Peter Ca
pitanich, George Glavas and
Albert Sankovich. Peter Obad
was elected to be the Chair
man of the Publicity Commit
tee, while the Athletic Com
mittee headed by William Bla-
zevich, is composed of Albert
Sankovich, Roy Clay, Milan
Popovich and Tony Ivanetich,
The outgoing officials were
given a vote of gratitude for
the splendid job they accom-
plished during the past two
years.
The Committee wasted no
time in rolling up it's collec-
tive sleeve in preparation for
the work involved in planning
our June Oath picnic, to be
held at Napredak Park, in
Cupertino.
Tentative plans were also
made to stage a huge Grand
Ball and Dance ON November
5, 1866, in a salute to the
4Oth Anniversary of the CF'U
Junior Order.
Peter Obad, Sec'y.
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with a COZ seasonal mark.

with a 607 seasonal mark.
The awarding of trophies,
election of 1856 officers,
league administration took
place Monday, April 18th at
Karlovich's Hall with free
beer furnishing the lubrica-
ton to a generally good time.
Just a reminder on the
Forthcoming P a t h f j n d e rs
Lodge 731 Sports Benefit
Dance being staged Saturday
April Both at Kralj's Hall.
Music for the occasion by the
popular Johnnie and Dickie
Orchestra, with all members
and friends cordially invited.
John Sarich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
ST. Louis kegIers In
Benefit Fete April 23

st. Louis, Mo. - The 3rd
Annual Greater st. Louis G.
F. U. Bowler's Dance will be
held at st. Joseph's Croatian
Hall, 18th and Russell Boule-
Yards, on Saturday, April %.
Music for the gala event
will be furnished by the Bal
kan Serenaders Tamburitza
Orchestra, beginning at 500
PM. Admission may be gain
ed for the nominal fee of Sc
twenty-five cents per person
and all proceeds will be divi-
ded among the bowlers who
plan to attend the CF'U Ten
pin Tournament in Chicago
in May.
Let's all get behind this
event and help our keglers on
their way to the Windy
City" for the outstanding
sports event of the year in
CFU circles. There will be
plenty of eats and drinks, and
the entertaining ability of the
Balkan Serenaders is we'll es-
tablished.
Committae
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South Chi Units
Will Honor 10

So. Chicago, Ill. - T h c
Central Committee of C.F.U.
Lodges of South Chicago is
m a k in G extensive prepara-
tions to salute the 40th Ami
versary of the CFU Junior
Order, with a Program on
Sunday, September II, 1855,
at the Croatian Hall, 9618
Commercial Avenue.
This very same Committee
last year staged the gigantic
and successful celebration of
the Goth Anniversary of the
Croatian Fraternal u n 10 n.
The affiliates of this group
know that such elaborate fes-
tivities are beyond the a.
chievements Of just on G
Lodge, so they band together
to do the auspicious occasions
proper justice.
A rich program comprised
of renditions from soloists,
singing societies, etc, will
begin promptly at 300 PM.
Should the weather be unfa-
vorable, rain or intense heat
such as we experienced last
year, the festivities will be
moved indoors.
However, should the gods
smile upon us and grant us
fair skies, the event will take
place at. the Hall and across
the street at the Dosan-Saban
Picnic Grove.
Appearing for the very
first time in this territory as
guest speaker will be bro. Hi
chael Grasha, Pittsburgh, c.
F. u. Junior Order Director,
Here is an opportunity for all
our South Chicago members
to meet him and talk with
him following the program.
May we urge all CFU mem
bers and friends in this and
surrounding vicinitie S to
make reservations now to at
tend the 4Oth Anniversary
Celebration of the CFU Jun
ior Order on Sunday, Septem-
ber II, 1855, at the Croatian
Home.
Joseph Vucich, Sec'y.
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Youngstown, Ohio - All
CFU members, residing in
the Mahoning Valley district,
are hereby informed that the
CFU Lodges in this area are
planning to sponsor a joint
Fraternal Day on Sunday,
August Z.
Sponsored under the auspi-
ces of CF'U Lodges &C., 1O9,
149 and 435 of Youngstown,
1876 of Campbell and 5O4 OF
Struthers, this years event
will also serve to salute the
4Oth Anniversary Of the CFU
Junior Order.
Brothers and sisters, we
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
FoIIies Champions OF
Kenosha S Amify Loop

Kenosha, Wise. - Another
season ended with the April
7th session of the Amity
Lodge Bowling League with
the Junnies Follies taking the
1866 championship by seven
and one half games. This last
night of bowling was a record
breaking meet for some of
the marks. The Junnies in
taking three from the runner
up Family Affairs had a 688
game for a seasonal team sin
gle high. Their evenings to-
tai of 1886 was just six sticks
short of the seasonal three
game high held by the last
place Toppers.
Frank .Odar with 229 in a
592 set and Anne Walsh with
a 204 in 457 series hit upon
seasonal individual hi g h S,
thus replacing Frank Lane
with 223 and Audrey Widma-
Mich with 200.
The Tops took two games
from the Foolish Fouls in a
match Frank Topolovec fired
a 225 game, second high for
the season and Eddie Babich
came through with a 571, the
third best male series for the
year just closed.
In the run down of the
other feminine seasonal highs
we find Anne Walsh in COM
mand with a three game sea-
sonal high of 522. Audrey
Widmanich with a 489 total
being second best.
We would at this time like
to take the opportunity to
commend the Wisconsin State
Council Tournament Commit
tee for having sponsored a
wonderful and we'll executed
tourney. The banquet and
dance committee, the locali-
ties and all who must have
worked hard in providing us
with an enjoyable time. Per-
sonally, I believe that any
one that attended any of the
activity March 26 and 27,
1855 can say as much and
perhaps even more.
Amity members are now
preparing for the big event,
Chicago--May 1915, 1855.
Frank Topolovec, Sec'y.
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Milwaukee Mothers In
Bid For More Members

Milwaukee, Wise. - T h C
Milwaukee Mothers Club re-
Gently staged gala meeting
at which time birthday con-
gratulations were extended to
a few members and an Eas-
ter party was held. We thank
all the ladies for their con-
tributions in the line of cakes
and refreshments.
Sister Ann Puskarich was
m O S t pleasantly surprised
when the mothers and the
youngsters of our Kolo Club
presented her with a beauti-
full quilt in recognition of the
splendid work she, is doing
with our kolo dancers.
Anyone wishing to join our
ranks is welcome to do so on
the first Sunday of each
month during which time our
monthly meetings are held,
at Kralj's Hall, 6O01 w. Mad
ison Street.
Incidentally, sister Mary
Tiran is now at home, recov-
ering from a recent opera
ton. We're certain that she
would appreciate a few visi-
tors these days, and we urge
our members to drop down to
see her now and then.
Mitzie knaflic, Pres.
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Los Angeles To Honor
Great Croatian Bishop

Los Angeles, Calf. -
"Strossmayer Day." marking
the 14Oth Anniversary of the
birth of Croatias great son,
Bishop Joseph George Stress
mayer, will be observed in
Los Angeles on Sunday, April
"a, 1866, under the sponsor
ship of the Croatian Republic
Club and the Croatian Wo-
mems Club.
In present day Croatia
there is no freedom to OBJ
serve this day which was at
one time the most celebrated
national holiday, SO we will
undertake to mark the event
with day-long festivities.
The celebration will begin
with Holy Mass at 1000 AN
at St. Anthony's Croatiar
Catholic Church. Then at 3
PM, at the Church Hall, a
program will be presented
highlighted by an address by
the Reverend Prof. Ivo Ko,
kot on the life and deeds OF
Bishop Strossmayer.
Following the program a
delicious Croatian-styled din.
ner will be served. Dancing tc
a modern dance ensemble will
commence at 500 PM and
continue until midnight.
All who feel the flow OF
Croatian blood in their veins
and whose hearts beat for
their dear homeland, are wei.
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Seeking Scorekeepers
For Quip Dux Tourney

Pittsburgh, Pa. - With
this notice we issue a call for
official scorekeepers to tally
scores at the 10th Annual
C. F. U. Duckpin Tournament
being held at the Sheffield
Lanes, Raccoon and Concord
Streets, Aliquippa, Pa, April
%, % and "a, 1866.
The tournament will get
under way at 700 PM. FRI
day, the second phase start
ing at 400 PM. Saturday
and the final day, Sunday,
April "a, 1866 at 1000 AM.
to be run on Eastern Day.
light Saving Time.
Scorekeeping will not go
without remuneration, each
scorer to be paid on the basis
of five cents per each line Of
bowling. Payment for this
service will be made within a
week after the tournament.
Members interested, with pre-
ference going to tournament
bowlers, should Immediately
contact, Bill Zivitz, tourna-
chairman, by calling Essex
5-3882 or the C.F.U. Sports
Educational Director at MU.
scum 2-4470 or Federal 1.
8742. Please designate the
days available.
The official tournament
schedule as it appears in the
"Zajednicar' should be con-
sidered the only and suffi-
cient guide to tournament en-
trants and scorekeepers. We
need not stress too strongly
that being there in advance
of the scheduled ltime will
help even to yourself who will
bowl more than in just one
event in this tournament.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.
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Society's Milwaukee Bowling Leagues
Climax Successful Season With Party

Milwaukee, Wise. - The CF.U. Mixed League brought
down the curtain April 4th another successful kegng
with the Pntar Welcome Bar the in both
halves the undspued champion The Greenfield Arcadans
and the Ermenc Funeral Home teams will battle it out
rol-off night for the second place trophies
Jack Knaus with 221 and John Pntar with 584 pulled
in the highest male leaving the runnerup spots to
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
Youngstown Ladies' In
Spring Party April 9th

Youngstown, Ohio - The
Ladies Auxiliary of the Gro
attain Home, 1912 West Fed
eral Street, will sponsor a
Bingo and Card Party, on
Wednesday, April 9th, at the
Home.
Along with this we intend
to have a Bake Sale and raf-
file of some beautiful lamps.
We invite all our ladies and
gents to be on hand for the
event.
Speaking of you gents,
there were quite a few of
them present at our last af-
fair, so fellows, do not hesi-
tate to drop around and join
the fun.
Barbara Mikovich, Pub.
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come to join the celebration
of the birthday of this great
Croat humanitarian.
We are certain that this eel
ebration will long be remem-
bered and that you who par
ticipate will return to your
homes with many pleasant
memories.
Arrangements Committee
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Lodge 234 Patterson Dux Tourney
Will Be Held April Goth And May 1st

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The affiates of Liberty C.FU
Lodge 234 will sponsor their Annual Father and Son Bowl
ing Tournament Saturday and Sunday April Both and
May 1st at the Lawrence Recreation Parors 54th and
Butler Streets in the Lawrenceve District of Pittsburgh
This tourney which increases in popularity year after
year, is the only of it's kind in the CFU. There
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ALAMOGORDO, N. Mex

ALAMOGORDO, N. Mex.
A motorcade will leave here
Sunday, April "a, for an inter-
esting journey into the past. 1t
will 60 into the great Tularosa
Basin, home Of vast cattle
ranches, rolling lava foes and
the Great White Sands.
This is one Of a number Of
guided tours which will be spon-
sored by the Chamber Of Com
merce throughout the summer,
and 1t will investigate the great
photographs in the foothills of
the Sierra Blancas near Three
Rivers, N. Mex.
Amazingly simple in style, the
strange book" relates stories of
the everyday things with which
the early redmen came in con-
tact. The writings extend for
miles along the rocky surfaces
Of the low rolling foothills.
The limestone boulders on
which they appear serve as great
pages. II the artist came to a
midsection of his sketch at the
edge of the stone, he simply
rounded the corner and finished
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building o 150-room hotel due to
open November 3. Another $2.5
million hotel, air-conditioned
throughout, win be ready De-
cember 20 for the Inauguration
Of the Dominican Republics In
ternational Fair. The hotel win
feature a swimming pool, night
club and 18-hoie golf course.
A four-day package tour Of
Haiti and the Dominican Repub-
lie, allowing two days and nights
In each playground, which share
the island of Hispaniola. is being
offered by travel agents for $66,
plus air fare. 1t covers de luxe
accommodations. on a double oc-
cupancy basis, sightseeing and
all meals in Haiti.
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Canadian Pacific presents canadas
first and only stainless steel
Scenic Dome streamIiner-
The Canadian,

sturfs In dolly service April ~
between MenireaI and Vancouver,
Toronto and Vancouver; travels
through BonfT and Lake Louise in
the Canadian Rockies by daylight.
At last see the true grandeur of
Canada-all around you, above you
and straight ahead-from exciting
new Scenic Domes atop Canadian
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Stone Photographs Tell
Tourists About indians

the picture on the other side.
A natural preservative for the
writing occurs in thin brown
coating covering all rock sur
faces.
Some scientists claim that this
is a mist which came from ad-
joining lava beds when they were
molten; others say 1t is a Sweat"
caused by the excessive heat Of
the sun. Certainly no modern
wax could have proven a finer
protection.
1t is believed that these pic
lures were inscribed from 600
to 1900 years ago.
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DeIIs Building
For Big Crowds

This resort town is building
and preparing for the summer
season.
Topping the list Of projects
under construction in town is the
new 600-foot bridge across the
Wisconsin River. This win re-
place the old double-deck rail-
road and highway bridge that
for many years caused a traffic
bottleneck.
Many new motels are nearing
completion, adding to the num-
Der of accommodations that will
be available for visitors.
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Jomboree to Include
z Treasure Hunts
MACS HEAD, N. C.

Two treasure hunts, one for
adults and the other for chill
dren. will be features Of the first
annual Dare Coast Pirate JAM
boree. The three-day jamboree.
opening the vacation season for
this region is set for April 90,
80 and May /. A committee has
been named to plant the treas
ures in the vicinity Of Jockey
Ridge and draw up necessary
charts and arranging clues for
the hunt.
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Boston Arts Festival
Set for June SIG
BOSTON, Mass.

6O61OINs Mdb5.
The fourth annual Boston
Arts Festival--an outdoor pa
geant Of the arts-will take
place June 5 to 10 in the Bos-
ton Public Garden. Attendance
last year was 100000.
The mainstay Of the festival
is an exhibition of New Eng
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Twain Slept Here
HAMILTON.

Mark Twain was one Of Ber-
muda's ardent boosters. Another
famous author and playwright.
Eugene O'Neill, also owned a
home in Bermuda. ONeill's
home, Spithead. was once owned
by a famous privateer, Hezekiah
Firth.
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|Air Fares Cut
To 7 Caribbean
Holiday Spots
MIAMI.

AN4Ak1AAA4.
Already less than four fiyine
hours from the United States
two Of the Caribbean's most pop.
ular holiday spots-Haiti ane
the Dominican Republican,
being put within closer reach Of
the average American tourist ir
the way that counts the most
financially.
A % per cent cut in passenger
fares between Miami and the
two Fairgrounds went into effect
April l on the routes Of Par
American World Anyways.
The round-trip fare between
the Florida gateway and Port-au.
Prince. capital of Haiti, dropped
from $135 to $105. And, instead
Of $4,000. travellers now win pay
$110 for the fight to Ciudao
Trujillo. Dominican Republic
and return to Miami.
Variety Of Activities
A French-speaking country.
Haiti's allures range from din
ing, dancing and gambling at a
suave casino in the capital to
bouncing over mountain trails in
a jeep for breathtaking views OF
waterfalls. natural beaches, for
ests and mountain pools.
Rates at Haiti's 80 hotels and
pensions range from IS to $24 q
day for a room with all meals.
A SIS bill buys a guided tour OF
Port-au-Prince's Iron Market,
art museum, mahogany factories
and other points of interest.
The same sum also takes tour
lists on a trip by lass-bottomed
boat to the underwater marine
gardens on the coral reef of the
Bay Of Gonave. 1t also pays for
q dinner dancing session at a
luxury hotel or. night club.
More Hotel Rooms.
Ciudad Trujillo the city
Christopher Columbus ordered
his brother to found as Santo
Domingo-is gearing itself for
tourists en- masse. A 100-room
annex is now being added to the
modernistic Jaragua Hotel, and
the Dominican Government Is
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New Hotel Opening Set
LAS VEGAS, New

The Las Vegas Riviera Hotel
has postponed its opening to
April 20. The SIS million build
ing. Las Vegas first skyscraper
was scheduled to open April 8.
The new opening date, accord
ing to the management, won't
change the scheduled show
which will star Liberace.
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land painting, sculpture. graphic
arts and architecture selected by
Jury. Innovations this year viii
include q craft exhibition with
demonstrations Of woodworking,
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Pacifc's new train, The Canadian.
Enjoy new luxury and comfort
uniquely Canadian decor-all at no
extra fare. Choose from coach,
tourist, or first class acoommoda.
tons. Make reservations now.
See your local agent or Canadian Pacific,
1904 K Street, NV,
Washington s, D. c. National S-4155
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you're slim and active
SILT SKIN
GIRDLE AND
PANTIE GIRDLE
500

The keynote to comfoft ond con-
troll for active teens, Silf Skin,
shaped without seems. Full
fashioned, knit Of one continuous
strand Of elastic yarn to fit like
your skin. The bios knit follows
eoch contour for sickness.
White only ii snnoIl. medium and
large,
500
fright Silt skin pontie olrdIe.
500
Mary other styles also IN stock.
VOL Junior Lingerie, 4th Floor
81. also Chevy Chose and Alesonddo
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ever. that future help extended
by the Federal Government
should be designed to get at
the causes Of wind erosion. Past
emergency measures have not
done so, he said.
The purpose of his trip. Mr.
Benson said. was to get farmer
suggestions on long-range meas
ures.
He heard a number Of sug-
gestions. Some wanted the Fed
eral Government to go into the
rain-making business in a bic
way. Others would deny bene-
fits Of Federal farm programs to
farmers who "misused" their
land. Some proposed longer
term credit to develop ground
water supplies. Some said
nothing would help except an
end of the drought itself.
Mr.. Benson planned to drive
through Eastern Colorado and
into Southwestern Kansas today
stopping at Liberal for the night
His schedule called for a lunch
con meeting with farmers al
Lamar, Colo. Tomorrow he
planned to drive through Okla
homa, Texas and into New
Mexico.
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Sick INDECENT
FundsLackinq
BY MARY LOU WERNER

The Prince william County
Welfare Department has run
out Of funds to pay for hospital
ization Of people who cannot
afford to pay their own bills.
A letter sent out by the county
welfare board last Thursday adj
vises doctors and hospitals in
Virginia and Washington that
no money is available to certify
any more medically INDECENT
cases for the time being.
The hospitals can still take in
people from the county. but we
just don't have any money to
pay them said Joseph L. Ged-
dry. welfare director when asked
about the letter.
He explained that Prince Will
liam County has contracts with
dozen hospitals for care OF
medically INDECENT patients. The
hospitals are supposed to receive
payment for those cases that are
certified by the department as
medically INDECENT.
I'VE can't certify any more as