ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14

range from $500 to $24OO than the amount the
Croatan Fratera Union has been paying recent years
Bro Mandich agreed with bro Bozic that this is correct
and that he could have given the report to the Dele
gates to the 9th Convention The Supreme President -
with others joining in urged that this recommendation
before the Board be adopted
Bro. Borich then moved and bro Mkan seconded that
the Print Shop be to charge an additional
weekly for the publication of the zajedncar beginning with
the first issue in October 1856 Unanimously agreed.
With this bro skrtc moved and bro Verbos seconded
that the Report of the Print Shop Manager be approved
The Report of the Chidrens Home Superintendent and
the Secretary of the Chdrens Home Board next
the agenda.
After brief discussion bro Vranes moved and bro.
Bella seconded that these Reports be acknowledged read
and that the recommendations and other matters contained
therein be examined weighed and judged accordingly by
the Committee of Five selected by the Supreme
look into the management of the Chdrens Home of the
Croatian Fraterna Union Unanimously agreed.
Next the detailed Reports the varied ex-
perences of bros Michael Grasha and Stephen Brkich
who served the leaders, respectively of the socaed
Air and Boat Groups which visited Yugoslavia in Aug
us of 1856 There 63 people bro Grashas group
in the headed by bro Brlch, or 13O in all.
Bros. Grasha and Brkich each gave the Board ac-
count of that visit and detailed the many high
lights which went into making that trip historic in nature
and which served to create greater good will between
people in America and Canada and those in Yugosava
Both Reports were accepted by the Board as rendered
Finally the Report of bro Vukech Chairman of
the 1856 Membership Campaign Committee before the
Board at this point.
There followed thorough round table discussion of
the 1856 Membership Campaign - which uncondi-
tOna success the visit to YugOSava of 1O people two
groups which likewise signal success; and many
other interesting facets associated with that recruiting
drive and overseas visit.
Bro. Borich then asked for the floor and duly
cognzed
Bro. Borch Following my return recently from
Europe with portion of of the groups which
tied Yugosava began to hear to the effect that
my wife and made the trip in August of 1856
without cost to either of that the two of received
free passage via liner want make it clear to
this Board and through you to membership at large
that my wife and paid for trip the and
that have cancelled check which will prove much
shall gladly submit this cancelled check for your examna-
ton in order that you be convinced and satisfied that
these rumors are simply not true.
Every member of the Board entered into the discus
sions pertaining to what bro Boch had said regarding the
in which he and his wife made the trip
Yugosava and many enightening questions asked
in the process.
Many questions also asked regarding the dealings
between the Executive Board the travel agency which
handled the visit to Yugosaa and the Board thorough
acquainted with this phase of the 1856 Membership
pagn
1t finally agreed that bro. Borich should put an
end to the in his by forwarding the Executive
Board the cancelled check covering the passage
ment of himself and his wife to Europe and that the
Executive Board at the earliest possible close all
unsettled accounts with the travel agency which handled
the August, 1856, visit of 130 people to Yugosava.
Following another brief round of discussions bro Gra
sha moved and bro Kovacevch seconded that the Report
of the 1856 Membership Campaign Committee be accepted
Agreed.
With this the Supreme President adjourned the meet
Stephen F. Brlich