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Mesnsyox dealer in Afiington de-
benehmsn. 40 snelhsr OUTSIDE 'ds
man, ezperienced "a ~, radio and
au6io. Company benefits include
paid vacation, sick ieave and hoii-
days; htEhest salary commemorate
with ABILITY. Completely equipped
eir-eord. shop, pleasant WORKING
eonditlens; peEmanent tQh. FRED
WALKKRs 2e0b Wilson blvd "a.
fYFIgI With plesssnt tsIsphone
Nv Nv. "a. aceeoHANs.0 ~ Ass a'1-
|UPH0LsTRRER - Opening for .
made skop. zppiy iii person. con-
RApo9. 1Ncs 4477 Conn. ave.
nv. %
UPHOISTERER
Must BE expexisnced. 1xcellent sal
afy p start. Many company Repe-
ffs. Ask Ton III. 1affys hARvIRe
cRkpLL 1az an @: NV. 8
yaAKne. fnil al1 part time,
IaANB-Lux THEAfRK Ilth and
II streets NV. ---0
WASHING MAC1zfNR RRRAIn1EAlg,
experienced aufomatie washers and
drisss. 4as csf fgrnishsd. poW14A' !
I 44lo Conn. ese. l0
WAECnlfAKKB ; APPRENTICE. "a
eiye estimates hg phone. Qniim: ep-
poi, y watch repeirtng fng intelli-
Es.' H. dssa sa sssay slsa sf
MELDEns ure, experielesd. =
s1,as; ,t; sseaaE s9se3aea4Ey,s5M79af M9afk srsfessAr41I; es ~;
co. less S2Iadis.s bivd- chsvs
|BoysYoung Men
is ,ssrs q e a.s sea syss;. 70. e is.sz !. g
ssss sssssas s ) tRto o%a % %ssslrs sa15 1Si: saE:
issrnias. trsnspoffstiqn srTanssd,
1npiy between 9:a0-3:30. I01A6
celsssillss, Fd.. -Four Corners. SILVER
NAN. appfoximately 60 years old.
70 anperytoe eild expedite c0nnsInc-
ton Of buildings for an expnndtnn
chain. Architectural and eOnnkkuc-
tion experiences important. Must
cover stx states. Own car qnnecss-
M ApgIso pgoo Y pens.yl1anis psssSl1 L W. s1s.
sc. iHcMnrd jchrson.SI for inter
Il can co. 2-ifO0. &c
NAN, aii-fcund shepEoFk. son1e
knowledge Of painting preferyedi
40-houf. G-day week. STEADY en-
pieyment. Apply no IN, 70 B pm.
HUHNEH~HOELCAQM MANQEAC.
TURING CO., 1905 Rhode Island
aye-. HyatsvilIie. Nd. uN. $500
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen

REAL ESTATE Statesmen
roR AGGRESSIVE FIRM; NEEDS
3 MORE SALESMAN. MY MEN AR
AVERAGING BETTER THAN 10y
PER WK.. EXPER. NOT NECk5.
| 9ARY. WILL TEACH YOU ~
MAKE REAL MONEY. CALL MH
BLANKEN. AD. 4-6662. /.
R0OFER, Al on ail types, esp. STAG,
capable Of running WORK; S25. Also
helpers Ct 50 an hour. Must ef
experienced. IA. 5-603l ana II
sssiISHhsSSSLERK XII ASST. sroRE MGR.
White' aee 21-3b; store NJ. 18th
spd + st;. ne: nss6q future. Mr.. oossD- co.
SALES REpREeENTATIvE
Married man for digntned selling
and to represent the oldest com.
pany IN is fieid. Many company
dement's ere offered, including hos.
pItalizntion, vacation with pny, etc
We are seeking 0 man o. neal
Appearance and good character
Who is not fust looking for . iot
chance for promotion. This posi-
ton pays salary and commission
Transportation Is furnished. Appiy
n person 70 Mr., Caldwell -
SiNGER gEWiNG MACHINE CO.
S0T0 Coiesyiiie Kd., Silver epfiHs
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oPT6NETRIsT Hsnssd, NV YoRl
JkWkLRY co. 1le 7th g ~

I0PT61ETTIaT wanted. NEW Y0Kk
JEWKLRY CO. 71e 7th st. ~,
IrAiNTRRs, white. 1st-eisss 9echal,,;
ics: tor wages. steady gofk. Eei
ewes. 70 B, 10. 6-leoT
|PIiNTERs. SIC Per day and up;
caii after Q Pm, AP. 7-slA6: -,
PfftTSRe. drsf-class finiahers. Ogi
Rte. so, turn left on QfA1em WI HI
70 Brcyhill Park pro3eet. pikesAs
SehinG Fails Church Airport. -
lpIINTERe, white. 1at-ciass meenhn.
-. vifh frenspoftnticn. Apply
an. an al aas7 Rhode Island ave. n.e
rAINEEHs, white; s.;,y s,sst .Ssss, slass AeeoIs geo'
9S9S 18th %. NV. 4,
lPKiNTER. for large apt. prclect y y
suitiand. Md; must ee experlsnceoi
rood salary and working conoitienb
Call 10. $500. -r,v.
IPAINTERS ~, experienee1 oniss
eood vases, Call He. 4-61Qh. =
P1fNTERR fzb, white; report renls
Tor work before AMI gooo Hasxc;
ADAMS RKNovATINd CO. ,Sss
|pMAHrTkns.. n II . experienced; steady On.
rioyment. GOOD pay; hrs. ~
fupiy 3906 Weller fd.. Wheaton'
PlfNfkks W1NTEDi inside and out,
side work: gQod msenant NJ Wy
eQher men only aapp nm I'M
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Sales Representative

Sales Representative
Prefabricated shell homes 70 builders
and developers. Out-uf-town manu-
facturer needs representative IN
p. &, and va. sreas 400. Sncnid .,s6 y
have experieflee n building meteriai
ssIes. fxceilert opportunity 70 de-
veiop Completely new territory.
write fun details TO Boz 4-A. Star.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
xxper. sales prcmotion; established
ioeai firm. 81. 3-3460. 9-b.
T1TESKfAN, outstanding opportunity
for hard worker; right man ~ y
n management petition within Vns @
year, Suburban oidsmobile eeeles'
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ENGINEER

end OF Srd-ClAss License.
Tor Lsrgs Once Ajdg;
had % supervise maintensnee neE.
eoanei: references feQuired, Apply
u person % NR eyJ,hokh 1915
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bO<JKAKAGE5IC Ell
ACCOUNTS receivable. Experienced with
Underwood Elliott Fisher bookkeeD-
ing machine. Permanent position.
efifs and vacation with pay.
II. HARRIS q CO.. JEWkLkho
il1 ST. NV.
See Mr.. Gersci. 4th fioof once
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SAT TE9MAN

An unusual sales opportunity. q
s'a,ssls eS e sa ca5sSl asa ksss Ms'sss
distributor, q addine an additional
sisna'seiss w srs soins q g turn Z; over ri q ]
uuelified person. with related re-
sale experience. II excess Of 81 100.-
600 IN established accounts, success
at once 10 assured. tf you posses.
sns prSIss yna 9s z mss, y
osssss0rs own your car. snd have sxpsrisne;
IN calling on the retail trade. Age
26~32 years, expenee1, salary end
b0nus. can Mr.. NILSSON IN Baiti-
more. broadway 6-4439 for ap-
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ROOKKEEPER
R00KKEEPER

Assistant needed; good salary %
start. Many company henefits. Ask
for M. Keller, MARV1N'G CREDIT
~ TSl 9TH n. NV.
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MEcHANTCS

Mechanics nesdea for airline. Must
have 4 and = neense. Lee1 ti911' 1 !
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SALESMAN

sales position: unlimited
Opportunity with . large eFtah-
lished hqlor stors. n you have
are neat appearinG and q gQod
character With Yefs.. write fuIl
reslme 70 Box 212-A. star. --l2
SALESMAN
inside ana outside sales. TOP ealibes
man between 20-1b yrs. nge. % sel
natipqalIy famous Kenmore ssglnl
asSinst eomnsisslcn. Liberal ear 81
ioWanee. Exceilspt opportunity fol
the one who quAllnea.
iIEs sEAiss, ss!,,,EIlfesEynSTEcK ,EIlfesEynSTEcK ko4
eHvxR SPRING. MARyLAMp
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statesmen
s:sa01a'y :s% ~ ;,|' IarP 4 Pc sE:s ssa
fions q our sales force nec4ssefy.
Nut hays AZ. Apply gMCu
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Store Manager

FOR dry clearing and laundry yelei
ss. aaR y ss:sse .essr Y as.sss Es ass sRf tsrnI.
kSsf nj rsferince{. FOR inteRyiell
phone mn BRoIMAN. "A. 6-ee9e
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I,eadsI I,eafiSl Leads

We've increased cur fan advertisins
BUDGET, and. % competent - our
present sales force h, they Jus;
can't handle an 81 the leads We ars
now getting IN. n you have . cat
and can measure up 70 the stand.
ards 81 our present sales star. eiys
me . can ct La. 6-6727 and III
show you how you can make real
money with our outside snles dept.
RADIO AIM ~ Co. 2iie 18th 81
NE. Ill
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|ST06K 6LERE psfmaisnE jo6. 6s4.
6esiness. cKfEf BROS Nc 1911
IsTo0k roc = anp Nd psIcE cLeEK. fos
eleetgicai coutfeetora once, Con-
tact Mr.. REED. no. z-45zl tol
details.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

In sharp contrast to clean
cut fraternalistic viewpoints
we faced accusations and
condemnations. Those who
read the debate must have
been forced into making some
opinions of their own, though
their beliefs may not have
conceded with the presented
facts.
In the debatable issue OF
our Executive Officers let us
point out that THEY HAVE
SIDETRACKED the most I'M
portant factor. Now it is
clearly apparent that our en-
tire Executive Board did not
carry out the wishes and the
mandates of the Delegates to
the Eighth Convention.
The Bylaw Committee
backed by the Convention
Delegates told the Executive
Board to carefully
CHECK THE EN- NGLI S II
TRANSACTIONS AGAINST
THE CROATIAN so THAT
THERE MAY BE NO AM
BIGUITY IN PHRASEOLO-
GY." In other words, go home
to the Supreme Office, and
sit down and carefully check
the words.
Can't Debate Mistakes
Since the Board failed to
do this, then we rightfully can
say that this error was their
fault. Intentional or not, no
one can plead innocence.
There is no way out of this
except to practice the manly
virtue of admitting that you
have made a mistake.
Therefore, let it be known
that the judgement of our
members and our Delegates
elect is fair and unbiased. We
have always believed this.
We believe it today as ever
before. They know, as no one
else knows - and far better
than many want to know -
that it is ridiculous to debate
on your own mistakes.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

The City of Gary was also
something memorable. 1t has
the worlds largest steel mills
located here. 1t has wonderful
wide streets and a good shop
ping district.
Also Gary is lucky because
it has a wonderful Mayor, a
friend of the working man,
and one who I had the plea
sure of meeting, Mayor Peter
Mandich. Mayor Mandich al
so has a wonderful Secretary,
Martha Woss.
And So To Pittsburgh
Yours truly's convention
would not have been complete
without a visit to the Home
Office in Pittsburgh.
So through the courtesy of
dear friends, I went to Pitts
burgh.
There I visited the Home
Office, and met many of
the employees and officials.
I wish 1 had more time to
visit Pittsburgh. Perhaps
another time.
All in all I think this was
a very successful Convention
one that none will forget
soon.
But at this time I do want
to add some of my sugges
tions for future Junior Con
ventions, and they are: -
THAT delegates to Jun
ior Conventions should b.
elected delegates, same a!
seniors, so many delegate!
for every 100 or 200 mem
bers.
| 2-That when the junior
Convention takes place, a
that time all nest manager
with 100 members or mor'
also come to the Junior Con
iventjon and have their private
sessions, and also sit in will
the Juniors.
Orchids To Committee
! Mayor Mandich, thanks fo,
the key to your wonderful
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

City. Also thanks to your
secretary Martha for every
assistance given me. Rest as
sured I'll be back, Gary!
Thanks to Pauline Stotz, of
Nest 10, and everyone else
that helped to make our
meals and our stay in Gary
so wonderful.
Thanks to DR.. Arch for an
swering the questions I asked
in respect to correcting some
of our bylaws concerning
sick benefits, operations, etc.
Thanks to everyone that
made my stay in the United
States so enjoyable.
To the Croatian Fraternal
Union thanks for the Souve-
mir Book, and all the other
souvenirs. Also thanks for
giving me the privilege of at
', tending the convention.
Congratulations for a job
we'll done to the Convention
Committee of Michael Gra-
sha, Stephen Brkich, and
Frank Braidic. Also to
their 4 female helpers from
the Home Office in Pitts
burgh.
From this Junior Conven-
ton 1 came home a wiser
man, prepared and ready for
the Senior Convention.
Long live our memories OF
the Fourth Junior c. F. u.
Convention!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31
Johnsfown Nest Dues
Can Be Paid Sundays

JOh n S t o w n, Pa. - We
would like to remind the par
ents of members of G. F. U.
Nest 4 to bring their chill
drens' dues up to date.
This matter can be taken
care of by seeing the under
signed, who will be at the
Croatian Home every Sunday
afternoon between the hours
of / PM and 5 PM.
John Mandrgoc, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31
- On To Philadelphia! --
Voice Of Convention De|egafes-EIecf
BY Joseph B. Rady, Delegate, Lodge 358

Hammond Ind. - One outstanding idea that dlstorts
confidence in the Croatan Fraerna Union the current
partisan parade of depressing and damaging phraseoogy re-
sutng from the overtones of political policy and ringing
plainly with the martial accents of feudalsnl.
Whatever faults the Croatian Fraterna Union has, its
worst fault is that nowadays is not understood True
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

enough, the SLn COnVentloH
Delegates want to be fair to
t h cir organization and
think they are being quite
fair when they accept and
support the opinions and
statements echoed in the
press and elsewhere.
However, the core of the
trouble - and potentially it
is a serious trouble indeed -
lies in the fact that our Ex-
ecutive Officers in express
ing their fraternalistic view
points often sidetrack the
TRUTH" - and in place
hurl many uncalled for words
and phrases into a subject
under discussion.
One Word And - Bingo!
Let us never lose sight of
the fact that many finer and
better things endure in hu-
man and fraternal affairs
when they are made not of
pride and power, but of hu-
mility and the love of
TRUTH"
In order to tie the above
into an understandable ex-
preston of opinion, let us
briefly view the recent explo-
sion in our fraternal press
under the caption of, "For
Whom Were Our Bylaws
Written?"
The explosive debate re-
volved around one word in
our Bylaws. In the English
section the word is Chair
man" - in the Croatian Sec
ton it is "Predsjedateljstvo.'
Beyond a question of a
doubt it is perfectly plain that
in English the word refers
to but one individual, while
in the Croatian section the
word applies to more than
, one individual.
Board Held Responsible
Now then, the core of the
trouble - and it was serious
indeed - was the differences
of opinion by our Executive
Officers regarding the above
mentioned words.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

once more with sincerity, hu-
mility and heartfelt appreci-
alton, we say - thank you all
for a job we'll done! The 4th
National CFU Junior Conven-
ton shall forever remain a
standout chapter in our or
ganizational history. 1t shall
always be all example of a
continental conclave which
turned out to be a success
supreme!
(Conclusion)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

and stopped at nearly every
small town. Fortunately, l
met up with the other Cana
dian Delegates on the train.
They were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Secen, of Val Dor,
Quebec; Frank Hrbolich, of
Kirkland Lake, Ontario; and
Frank Znidarec, Toronto. Mr..
and Mrs. Secen had travelled
several days on a coach; ina
gine how much sleep they
had! Travelling from Detroit
to Gary Mr.. Secen and l talk
ed, while the other Canadians
slept.
The only time the train ira
yelled fast was the last half
hour before we reached Gary.
1t was as though the engineer
knew that the Junior Conven-
ton Committee would see him
going slow and report him to
the railroad company.
We arrived in Gary on
Friday, July 1st, about
1880 AM. There to greet
us at the station were bro
theirs Brkich and Grasha,
and believe me it was good
to see them. Immediately,
they ordered us taxis and
away we went to Hotel
Gary. There we were reg
istered.
We split up and went to
our rooms to get cleaned up.
Following this we had break
fast. After breakfast brothers
Grasha and Brkich excused
themselves from us because
they had a lot of work ahead.
Meets Well Known Man
Brother Secen, who was
with me, wanted to taste Sill
vavica, (Plum Brandy.
AS we were debating how
to get to the Croatian Cen
ter to get our Yugoslav Plum
Brandy, along came Mr.. Raj
kovich, the father of the ia.
nous football player. It was
indeed a great pleasure tc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31
Smashing Success!
4th Junior Convention In Retrospect
BY Michael Grasha, Junior Order Director

Pittsburgh, Pa. With this, the sixth in series of
articles conclude retrospecons of the 4h National
Junior Convention We've exhausted all the superaves at
our in describing the mufaceted aspects of that
sneary significant concave and it's varied benefits to the
participants and to the organization With all of this effort
we realize that but scratched the surface for
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

meet at least the father of
this great football player Of
whom l had read about many
times in the zajednicar. (
Mr.. Rajkovich came with
us to the Croatian Center
Bar. There we met more
friendly Croatians, including
the bartender.
On our way up to the
Croatian Center l observed
a park divided by a river.
One side of the park was
for colored people, and the
other side for the white
people. This struck us as
very strange, because in
Canada we do not have Sc
gregation, although it is
true that we have very few
colored people.
From the time Michael
Grasha officially opened the
Convention, Saturday morn
ing, July End, until the close
of the Convention, Monday,
July 4th, a lot happened.
How can one forget the
wonderful voice of Mrs. Arch,
(wife of our supreme medical
examiner) who so beautifully
sang the national anthem on
the opening day of the con-
vention and later at the tes-
timonial banquet?
One Big Happy Family
How can one forget the
pleasure of meeting the ex-
ecutive officials and commit
tee members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, who in the
past years have been serving
our great organization faith
fully?
f, Although they have their
differences, and will soon
show it openly at the Phil
adelphia Convention, at
this Convention they were
all human beings, and to q
great degree acted like
good Zajednicari.
How can one forget the
Kolo dancers of Nest 10 o1
Gary. And the Preradovie
Choir. Both groups thrilled us
Canadians.
Nest Managers Powwow
| How can one forget the
Chicago Museum, especially
when we waited in three
chartered buses for three lost
souls, who we later found out
took a taxi to the Children's
Home while we waited in hot
buses with the temperature
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31

Is ALSO a DclcSdtt-tlcCC W tiic
NAL Convention, which is to b
about 100 degrees? Finally
we left for the Children's
Home.
There at the Children's
where certain G. f. y.
members met the night be-
fore, we made ourselves at
home. I personally was shown
the Children's Home by Mrs.
Sarich. l also chatted with
Mr.. Sarich in his office. 1t
was a pleasure to see them
again. 1t was not long ago
that they were in Canada on
a concert tour with the chill
drcn OF the nome.
l must mention here that
wherever we travelled with
the three buses, the delegates
sang Croatian Songs and also
English including E va E va
0.
During the Convention l
called a meeting of Nest
Managers, of course with
the permission of the Con-
vention Committee. There
at our meeting we had Mrs.
Sarich and DIR. Arch to an
swer our questions. 1t was
an interesting m ee ting
where the Nest Managers
exchanged ideas.
l brought forth the follow
ing suggestions for the con-
sideration of the Nest Man
ayers at the meeting in Gary.
Sick Benefit for the Ju-
nior members.
2-Chartered bus for the
Juniors to take them to our
Children's Camp, from far off
points, and Canada.
3-C.F.U. Annual Festivals
where talented Juniors from
all over the United States
and Canada can show their
talent before qualified Judges
and win for themselves Cash
! Prizes awarded by the C.F.U
| to be used to further their
talent.
4-Surgical and Operation
Benefits for Juniors.
Juniors Good Speakers
Sister Pauline Stotz, thu
Manager of Nest 10 of Gary
told of insurance she carrie:
on her junior members, il
case they get hurt while dan
cling, playing ball, or travel
ling to a picnic, etc.
Others also came up will
suggestions.
The meeting of Nest
Managers adopted one res
OlutiOn for the considera-
ton of the Senior Conven-
ton; if passed, that the
new Executive Board get
together with the actuary
and look into the possibility
of granting surgical and
operational benefits to Jun
ior C.F.U. members from
the age 10 to 16.
| It was wonderful to see ou
CFU 16mm technicolor film
again, especially with brothe
Brkich looking on while W
listened to his voice from tn
screen.
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wonderful Junior and Senior
Delegates from all over the
United States, Canada, and
Alaska? The Juniors many of
them giving their first speech
and attending their first con-
vention?
How can one forget the eli
max when adjournment time
for the Convention came,
when chairlady Valerie Ste
vens broke down and cried?
Then brother Brkich tried to
close the Convention, but the
emotion also got him. 1t SEEM
ed that none wanted the Con-
vention adjourned. But final
ly our Supreme President
Mandich adjourned the Con-
vention.
1t was a pleasure to meet
Mr. Kerllin, president of
American Croatian Singers
Federation, and also a plea
sure to meet the music pro-
fessor formerly of Zagreb
and now of Gary, Prof. Ru-
dolph Matz.
Also who can forget the
tamburitza orchestras of Ga
ry and district. On one occa-
sion the Canadian Delegates
Clipped in and gave the total
money to the Tamburasi. And
who could forget Charlie Bra
sich who makes you feel like
a king when he announces a
request. And Charles won
derful singing.
i It was Charlie who reveal
ed that Stephen Brkich's fa'
vorite number was Cujes Ma
la, brother Grasha's favorite
a polka, Nikola Borich's fav'
orite, Junak IL Like, and oul
Supreme Presidents favorite
Jedan Mali Brodic. Charlie
Brasich sang a number for al
of us Canadian Delegates
Thanks Charlie, We'll remem
ber you a long time.
| Gary A Memorable City
I met Miller Bach from
Midland, Penna.; the maj
who always gets us a lot o:
new members in every mem
bership campaign, a true fra
ternalist indeed.
Also met many of the
: Delegates to the Senior
Convent on, all people
worth knowing, in a good
mood. Hope it is the same
friendship at the Senior
Convention!
Oh yes, how can one for
get the two C.F.U. photogra
piers from Gary, who for
ever were taking pictures an
getting into the hair of
certain committeeman?
And who can forget tn
three ladies who started ou
for the convention with thre
children and reached Gar
r with 16 children and a bill o
l over $100? And one Of thes
r ladies is a former Nest Man
e ager who the Junior delegate
e will always remember as
mother to them
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-31
Society's Fourth Junior Convention
Memorable One For Canadian Delegates
Younger Delegates Learned Much During
Continental Gathering July IA In Gary
BY Joseph Stanovich Delegate, Lodge GA
By Joseph Stanovich, Delegate, Lodge GA

Hamilton, Ont. - First had to get 35 points to go to
the 4th National Junior Convention Honorary Dele
gate Following this June 3Oth Thursday, was my
way to the Convention l arrived in Windsor Ontario, in
the afternoon. There l visited with friends.
In the evening l boarded train in Detroit for Gary.
The train like cattle train travelled along slowly,