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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16
Cleveland Club Ready
For Pre.Lent Jamboree

Clev Ian d, Ohio - We
would like to announce that
the 'Istarski-P i-Primorski" Club
of Cleveland is presenting its
Annual pre-Lenten Social on
Sunday, February 20, at the
Croatian Home, 6314 st. Clair
Avenue.
The program, beginning at
$3.50 PM, will include the
"Abrasevic" Singing Society,
the Kolo Aces dance Group,
representatives from the
"Slavulj' Singing Society and
a duet from the Slovene Sing
ing Society "zarja.'
V. I. Mandich, Supreme
President sof the Croatian
Fraternal Union, will address
those in attendance. Films, in
color, from Yu~oslavia will
also be shown at this time.
After the program a sup.
per will be served in true
"Primorski" style, including
"bakalar" and "palenta" dish.
es. A dance will follow the
supper.
We urge all our friends in
the Cleveland area and sur.
rounding vicinities to attend
our program where we car
get together and enjoy our.
selves at least once a year.
Committee
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mencic, President of the
Council, and Andrew Tomich,
John Pintar, Al Elliott, John
Dezek, Jr., and Emil Pintar.
Anne Damjanovic, Sec
retary of the Wisconsin
State C.F.U. Bowling Tour
nament, reported that the
4th Annual State Tourna-
ment will be held in Mil
waukee on March 26th and
9th. Details on this tour
nament will appear from
time to time i'm future is
sues of the "Z".
This tournament is spon-
sored by the Council every
year and the committee hopes
that this will be even bigger
and better than last years.
Council Elects Leaders
New officers for the COM
ing year for the Council were
elected and the following will
lead us in matters for the
good and welfare of the CFU.
President-Anthony Kle-
mencic, 801 South Street,
Racine; 1st Vice President
Walter Gayske, 2208 S.
65th Street, West Allis II;
2nd Vice President - Mi
chael Papa, 5839 w. Wash
ington St., West Allis IA;
Secretary-Treasurer-Mrs.
Georgia Deck, 1915 S.
Sheridan Road, Kenosha;
Auditing Committee-John
Peloza, 9OO6 w. Lapham
St., West Allis ID; Ted To-
polovec, 7OO7-13th Ave.,
Kenosha; and John Gudlin,
1904 S. seth St., West Al
lis Ia.
We wish the new Council
leaders all the success in the
wide world.
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Lodge 81 Prepared To
Name Manager March |

Youngstown, Ohio - CFU
Lodge 66 "St. George" here
by announces that the posi-
ton of Manager of the Gro
attain Home, located at 1912
West Federal Street, is va
cant.
Those interested in apply
ing for the job are asked to
address all applications to the
Lodge Secretary, John Ledin-
ko, 1875 So. Schenley Avenue,
Youngstown. All applications
must be in by March /, 1855,
and the envelopes marked
"application" on the outside.
John Ledinko, Sec'y.
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Verona Home To Hold
Dance Sunday Evening

Verona, Pa. - Gala pre-
Lenten festivities are being
planned by the affiliates of
the Narodni Dom, for Sum-
day, February 20, 1855, from
1870 until H.: 80 PM.
Music for the occasion will
be furnished by the Airliner's
Orchestra. The Home Com
mittee cordially invites the
members of the affiliated or
ganizations, CFU Lodge no
and their guests to join us in
the final funfest before Lent
begins.
Joseph Stefancic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16
Vancouver Lodge Will
Stage Eete February a5

Vancouver, Il. G. - Lodge
787 "Hrvatska Sloga" will
hold their first social event of
this year, Friday, February
25th, at the Hastings Audi
torium, 828 East Hastings
Street in Vancouver.
This dance as a lodge pro-
motional should fill the needs
Of both the young and old. AS
such it merits support from
the membership whose Off
GERS and committee desire but
that members and friends of
the lodge partake Of the So
cial atmosphere. Preparations
are being made to handle a
huge influx of people ard you
can be certain that there will
be no shortage of refresh
ments, liquid or solid.
The doors open at 900 PM
and promise to stay open for
the last celebrant. Tickets are
now on sale and can bo pur-
chased from any member of
our Lodge 787 Bowling Lea
que. They are also available
from either George Mahovlic,
the lodge president or Mary
Burma, our lodge secretary.
Current interest in the
Forthcoming Lodge 787 social
indicates a good attendance
among whom we trust will be
you, our Vancouver G. F. U.
members. Helen OreskOvich
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Lodge 541 Members In
Election OF Treasurer

Trafford, Pa. - All mem
bers of "St. Vid" CFU Lodge
541 of Trafford are asked to
attend the monthly meeting
to be held in the Club Annex
on Sunday, February 20, at
200 PM.
The election of a treasurer
will be the first order of busi-
ness, but we have some i'm
portant unfinished matters to
take care of before we can
proceed with our regular
meeting.
Seeing a majority of our
members present at this
meeting would be a most
pleasant surprise.
Joseph Zegar, Sec'y.
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Serqet? TocGka!

We wish to apologize to
Miss Vivian Marie Dubcich,
Campbell, Calf, for spell
ing her last name "Dubich"
in an English Section arti-
Gle Of February 2 calling
attention to the fact that
she is a Nest 246 Candidate
for Delegate to the Gro
attain Fraternal Unions 4th
National Junior Convention
July 2-3-4, 1855, at Gary,
Indiana.
This obviously uninten-
tional error in spelling did
not lead Miss Dubcich to
take pen in hand and call
us to task. But it did SO
rile Supreme Board Men,
Der n. j. Nikolac, Noun
tam view, CaIlf., thaC ne
wrote, among other things:
"Navedena pogreska Sc ne
moze opravdati sa tiskar-
skom greSkom i S time sva-
liti krivnju slagara, jer ta-
kovu serget (come againD
nebi mOgao napraviti :"
Which makes us all the
more sorry that we are
among the countless milli-
ons who, alas and alack,
weren't born perfect!
- Campaign Committee
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.Croat History In
New English Text
Book Author Is
Noted Professor

Washington, ID. G. - The
philosophical Library, Inc"
New York publishers, under
took to publish and distribute
the first scholarly treatise on
Croatian history in English.
The book is a large size pub
lication, with about 400 pages
of text and IS pages Of illus
trations. The price Of the
book is $3.50 in hard binding.
It's subscription rate is re-
duced to $500. The book is
scheduled to appear at the
end of July or beginning of
August of this year.
The text of the book was
highly commended by compe-
tent historians and scholars
throughout the world, several
years ago. At that time the
book appeared in duplicated
form. Since then much had
been added to the text of the
book. An important supple
ment inserted in the new edi-
ton is the list of donors who
contributed funds for the
Croatian History project.
With it's illustrc lions the
book is unique in its field. The
illustrations were selected for
their beauty and educational
value as an aide to confirm or
explain the statements con-
tanned in the text. The chap
ter on geography is illustra-
ted with scenic spots of rare
beauty such as mountains:
Triglav, Velebit, Biokovo and
Herzegovinan and Bosnian
highlands; deep river cam
yons; cascading lakes (Plit-
vice); waterfalls; nd e r
ground rivers bursting into
open from rocky mountain
sides; cataracts Of Danube; :;
islands and reefs of the Adri-
attic sea, etc.
On the historical side there
are many illustrations of an
cient Rom IN monuments.
such as pagan temples, tri-
umphal arcs, city gates. brid-
ges, aqueducts, imperial quar-
ters and the tragic ruins of
Salona, once a proud and
sumptuous capital of Roman
Dalmatia.
The imperial palace of Di-
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

In accordance with the Bylaws of the Croatan
Fraternal Unon and with the approval of the President
and Secretary of the Supreme Board of Trustees official
notice is hereby given to all members of the Supreme
Board that the semi-annua sessions of the Supreme
Board of Trustees will begin Monday morning March A.
1855 at o'clock in the Supreme Office at Pittsburgh.
Immediately after the completion of the examna-
ton of the books and records by the Board of Trustees
the entire Supreme Board will meet in sem-annua
sion. All members of the Supreme Board requested
to be governed accordingly.
v. L. Mandch Supreme President
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
Charles j. Verbanic, Pres. Board of Trustees
Milan Skrtic, Secretary Board of Trustees
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Rankin Ladies Branch
To Stage Masque Dance

Rankin, Pa. - The Annual
Masquerade Dance sponsored
by the Croatian Ladies Club,
Branch 6, will be held on Sat-
urday, February 19, 1866, at
the Croatian Home, 4th and
Antisbury Streets, at 8 PM.
Music for the occasion will
be furnished by the well
known Biser Tamburitzans of
Conway, Pa, those Radio Sta
ton WBVP musical artists
who have established a fine
record for their excellent en-
tertainment.
There will be plenty of Gro
atian home baked goodies and
other tasty foods for our
guests, favOrlteS which our
members intend to prepare.
We also plan to give prizes
for adult masqueraders, so
get your costumes ready and
join us in the funfest.
We are extending a special
invitation to all branches of
the Croatian Ladies and all
their friends, along with the
affil.ates of all organizations
in the vicinity.
We hope to see you there.
Emma Starcevic, Sec'y.
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ocletian in Split, built nearly
100 years ago, is richly il
lustrated. Through artistic
drawings of famous English,
French and Austrian archi-
tects nearly every corner of
the huge palace has been re-
constructed. Moreover, the
+ actual condition of various
parts Of the palace for the
last two hundred years has
been likewise illustrated in
numerous drawings and pho
tographs.
The magnificent cathedrals
of the Middle Ages drawing
their inspiration from Diocle-
tian's architecture, form the
most beautiful part of the
book. Here we see the stupen-
dous exterior and lavish in
terror of many cathedrals.
The cathedral of Split (for-
merly temple of Jupiter)
leads the rest in massiveness
of appearance and purity of
style. Admirable in their
beauty and hoary past are
the cathedrals of Rotor, Du-
! brovnik, Trogir, Omish, Shi-
benik, Rab, zadar, Hvar,
Korchula, and the grand Mo-
slem mosque of Sarayevo,
which goes back to the same
architectural sources as the
several palaces Of Diocletian.
Finally, there are several
| beautiful paintings of histori-
cal events as visualized by fa-
nous painters, and a wealth
of pictures illustrating the
popular costumes and racial
types of Croatian people.
We all can be proud of the
material of this book. 1t is
not only of educational value
for our younger generation,
but will also raise our nation
al prestige, if we introduce it
, in the public Ii bra ri e S,
schools, churches, editorial
offices as reference books,
that is if we place it before
the American public.
Subscription fees should be
sent to authors address
Prof. Francis r. Preveden,
4428 New Hampshire Ave,
N. w., Washington II, D. c.
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Thank CFU's Treasurer

Although the Goth Anniver-
sary of the CFU celebrated
by a program and dance last
October by the Council has
been put in our book of men,
cries, we wish to thank all
the members Of the partici-
pating Lodges who worked so
willingly and so hard to make
this a success.
We also want to voice a
public thank-you to brother
Martin Krasich, CFU Su-.
preme Treasurer, who deli
vered such a fine speech,
also to the Amity Girls
Glee Club of kenosha, who
helped to make the pro-
gram what it was.
And last but not least, we
wish to thank the Elias Tam
buritza Serenaders of Keno
sha for their part in the pro-
gram and for furnishing such
fine music for the dancing.
It's Easy To Criticize
Although there were a lot
of criticisms on the prepara-
tion of this celebration, it
must be remembered that the
committee in charge did all
they possibly could.
There is no affair staged
anywhere that does not in
vite criticism, constructive
or destructive.
The committee in charge
of the 10th Anniversary Gel
ebration of the Junior Order
will most assuredly profit by
the few errors made in the
past and we feel that such an
affair will bind the members
of the CFU in this area close
ly together and make for a
better organization. 4
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pathfinders Forced To
Change Dance Agendum

Milwaukee, Wise. - Th e
"Pathfinders" Lodge 731 of
West Allis wish to make an
announcement in the change
of dates for the Pathfinlers
Sports Dance previously pub
licized in these columns.
Said dance is to be held
Saturday, April 30th, instead
of the date previously adver-
tised. The affair is sports pro-
motional that helps to sup
port kindred activity and
tournament participating by
our members.
John Sarich, Scribe
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Gary Indiana The latter group will be taken to Chicago
for sightseeing trip during the threeday gathering at
Gary just of the many extras awaiting all who
qualify between and May 81 either Junior Hon
orary Convention Delegates How does qualify for the
great honor Why by participating in the Croatian Frater
nal Unions 1855 Membership Campaign hOnoring the 10th
Anniversary of it's Junior Order Department Complete
Campaign and Convention Details plus convenient "Deca-
ration Of Intention blank may be found in this issue
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Cokeburg A-C In
Fete February 20

Cokeburg, Pa. - The new
ly organized Athletic Club of
"St. George" CFU Lodge 354
will sponsor a pre-Lenten
Dance on Sunday, February
20, in the upper hall of the
Croatian Home.
Since this is the first affair
of the Athletic Club and we
are anxious to get started,
three of the local orchestras,
all members affiliated with
our Lodge, have offered their
services free of charge for
the event. Each ensemble will
furnish music for a two hour
period, beginning at 700 PM
until 100 AM, and the ad-
mission for all this will be
fifty cents.
Starting the evening off in
fine style will be the Moon
light Serenaders, a newly or
ganized Slovenian Orchestra
which recently won first place
on the Wilken's Amateur
Hour, over one of the local
television stations. The group
is under the direction of bro.
Andrew Vahaly and has the
present kolo king, bro. Joseph
Ladisic, playing bass.
At 900 PM the Croatian
Sons Tamburitza Orchestra
will take the stand and fur
nish your jive tunes until IL
PM. This orchestra is under
the direction Of Bernard M
Luketich and all four men,
bers of the group, Bernard
Luketich, Joseph Ladisic, An
thony knaus and Michael
Yakin, are members Of Lodge
354 and also the Kolo Group.
Finishing off the evening
we will have the music of the
Twilight Melodiers, under the
direction of bro. Michael va
kin. This ensemble may be
heard over Radio Station
WESA in Charleroi every
Saturday at 800 PM.
The majority of the men,
bers of these three orches-
tras are either members of
Lodge 354 or Junior Nest 122,
but all are affiliated with the
Athletic Club. This spirit of
unity and understanding is a
real showing of fraternalism
and demonstrates that our
members have their hearts in
their newly organized Athle-
tic Club.
We hope to see all of our
members and friends at this
dance for we have an unusual
amount of entertainment in
store for you with these three
dance ensembles. We promise
to have plenty of refresh
ments at this affair and tic
kets may be obtained from
any member of the Sports
Club.
We cordially invite all our
friends from our neighboring
Lodges to be with us on Sun
day, February Goth, at our
"three for the price of one
dance.
What do you say members,
let's initiate our Athletic Club
to the list of Croatian Groups
in Cokeburg with a huge
turnout for it's first dance
The more support we give ou,
young members, the more ac-
tivity we will have in our
colony.
Bernard Nj. Lukehch, Sec'y.
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host twice during 1855 to hundreds of members of the Gro
atan Fraterna Union of America First to visit the city,
the Nations second largest metropolis will be small army
of egers and guests planning to take in the ocieys 21s
Annual National Tenpn Bowling Tourney, which is to be
held May 1915 and hosted by "Krzar" Lodge 70 of the
Windy City. Next to drop in Chicago will be the Dele
gates and guests attendance July 234 at the Society
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Wisconsin Council OF Lodges To Mark
Fortieth Anniversary Of Junior Order
By Stella Jambrek, Member,

By Stella Jambrek, Member "Amity' Lodge 692
Kenosha Wise. - Plans for celebrating the 4Oth An
nversary the Order of the Croatan Fraternal
Union started at the annual meeting of the Wisconsin
State Council of CFU. Lodges held in Milwaukee Sun
day. January 3Oth.
This affair will be staged time this fall and the
committee arrangements will be headed by Anthony Ke
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. The time will come, and
soon I hope, when Brother
hood Week will be a remind
er, not of the presence of dis
elimination in our midst, but
of it's eradication.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16

. Believe that you are a
brother to all men and that
all men are brothers to you.
You'll like yourself better if
you do. - Dinah Shore
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16

. According to the late
Will Rogers, it is much more
important to be human than
to be important.
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SILVER SPRING - 4 rooms. kit.
BATH "a block Ga. ave. bus, = blks;
Hechts. Adults. JU. 2-2s25. -
rm., lge. kit. full bath. pvt, entr.,
all utils: no object. to l child; SIS,
ROCKVILLE, MD.-Beautifully fur
rished, lge. hedrm. and liy. rm., kit;
and bath; S125. PO. 2-2072. -22