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attractive ESQ issue.

attractive ESQ issue.
To date some 5 thousand
have taken advantage of this
offer. There are thousands
more whose present contract,
because of age, does not car
ry the maximum mortuary
coverage.
You have another opportu-
nifty to select the better cer-
tificate. 1t is yours for the
asking.
There were other far reach
ing decisions which we shall
detail at a later date. We've
outlined here only those
which directly concern the
Junior Order of our great or
ganization.
They serve to show that
our Union is ever on the
march. They give tangible
proof of our fraternal con-
sciousness. They spotlight the
reasons why we are able to
write new chapters in recruit
ing history!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04

Petrovich, a young native
daughter" whose picture ap-
pears here.
Madelyn was born in Los
Angeles on January %, 1910,
the daughter of Frank and
Mary Petrovich, who are
staunch supporters of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
Her father is now treasurer
of Lodge GIT and her mother
is financial secretary.
She has one brother, Mark,
who is also a member of Nest
GOT. Her grandparents, Mar
ko and Anna Cerkez, of Los
Angeles, and Manda Petro-
vich, of Chicago, ILL.,, are also
in the CFU.
Madelyn is a senior at Mon
tebello Senior High and is a
very active member of the
Student Body. Her activities
include membership in the
Future Teachers Of America,
t he California Scholarship
Federation, the Girls Athle-
tic Association, the Honor
Roll, and the Interclub Coun-
Gil. She is also president. of
the Girls Tennis Club and is
Business Manager of the
school yearbook.
Her ambition is to continue
her education and to enter
the teaching profession.
She is also a kolo enthusi.
asst, attending classes two
! nights a week.
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on future issues OF the "a
jednicar and when our ar
rangements committee COM
pletes all details we will re-
lease a series of articles about
this celebration.
This years Croatian Fra
ternal Day falls right on Fa-
ther's Day, so we urge all our
lodges and organizations in
this area and the Pittsburgh
District to refrain from hold
ing any affairs on the 18th of
June.
The next conference will be
held on Sunday, April 29th,
in the Croatian Home in Mon
essen and we cordially invite
all our lodges to participate
in this undertaking.
We now have 10 lodges con-
nected with our United LODI
ges, but we feel that out Of
80 lodges, at least 20 should
be represented in this organ
ization.
The doors are open, sisters
and brothers, so we urge you
to discuss our radio program
and United Lodges at your
next regular meeting and it
would be a pleasure to have
your lodge with us.
Remember, June II, Faith
er's Day we will stage our End
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Detroit Onyx Members
Shape April Il Supper

Detroit, Mich. - Wit h
Spring just around the cor
ner, the time has come for
everyone to come out of their
Information and see some of
their old friends. What could
be a better place to do this
than the Onyx Social!
All members of CFU Lodge
TIT and their families are cor
daily invited for supper at
the Croatian Catholic Center,
201 w. Seven Mile Road, on
Thursday evening, April II,
at 600 Pm. The monthly
meeting will be called to order
around 500 o'clock, or i'm
mediately after supper.
This will be the last meet
ing before the CFU Tourna-
ment in Buffalo and all bowl
ers are requested to bring
their dues up to date. Those
who are delinquent will be
disqualified from the tour
nament.
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Greensburu Lodge
Sets April Fete
Social First In
Many, Many Years

Greensburg, Pa. - C.F.U.
Lodge 345 will sponsor a
dance Saturday, April Z, at
the SNPJ Hall, Carbon Hill.
Music for your dancing and
listening pleasure will be pro-
vided by the ever popular Pla-
vi Mjesec Tamburitza Orches-
ira, from 900 PM to 100
AM.
That evening we will have
with us a very distinguished
guest, the Supreme President
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union, bro. V. l. Mandich.
His address will, of course, be
of great interest to both
young and old.
The main reason for hold
ing this dance is to promote
interest in our Society among
the younger members here.
Therefore, we urge all our
members to attend and bring
along the younger members.
A gala evening of entertain
ment is promised all.
Michael Mesich, Sec'y.
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American And Canadian Nest Managers RATE
Greater Financial Support Beginning With 1855

Continued from Page y
expense reimbursement to
the Managers of 10 cents
for Term members and rs
cents for permanent con-
tracts on the December
roster.
This means an additional
outlay of close to $4,000 and
will assure every Manager of
at least some compensation
for his many labors even if
he fails to qualify for the
M e m b e r S hip Conservation
Award which will continue as
before.
Sept. 30 New Deadline
Another important decision
reached by the Supreme
Board was to extend the
Term certificate exchange
period for another 6 months.
We are thus leaving the
door open until September
80, 1856, for all those who
hold the old Term contract
to swap it, for the more
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04
Rose Marie BaIaban OF Unionfown Has
Heart SET On Reigning as "CFU Queen"
Nest SO Member First To Announce That
She Is Candidate For West View Laurels

aban, Sr., who live at R. D.
/, Dunbar, Pa, near Union
town. She will graduate from
Dunbar Township High in
June and will celebrate her
18th birthday on June 3. The
same day she will transfer to
Lodge II at their regular
monthly meeting.
Rose Marie will be remem-
bered as one of the more pop
ular Junior Delegates to the
CFU's 4th National Junior
Convention, in Gary, when
she so capably represented
her Nest. At that time she
was named to the Committee
on Ethics.
Secretary Ladies Group
Rose Marie proves to be
as equally active in CFU af-
fairs at home too, for she is
currently serving as secreta-
ry Of the Croatian Ladies
Auxiliary in Uniontown.
We are sure that the men,
bers of the Uniontown Nest
and Lodge wish her we'll in
the outcome of the contest
and that they will do all they
can to help her to become
Queen Of CFU Day.
' Editorial Staff
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Croatian FraternaI Union AffiIiafes Ranks
With Two Outstanding American Organizations
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
muneration which the lodges
and nests are already paying
their officers.
The special awards which
our lodge secretaries and nest
managers have been receiv-
ing for keeping up their men,
bership numerically (Con-
servation Award) will con-
tinue in effect.
Scholars Will Get Aid
4. An account has been
set up in the Sports and Edu-
cation Fund in the amount of
$4,000 for assistance to needy
and worthy students.
This scholarship assistance
will be distributed at the
meeting of tn e Supreme
Board in September, among
twenty applicants, each to
receive 5000.
5. Dividends i'm the adult
department and the juve-
nile department will be
paid the same as last year,
and Junior Order members
with Term certificates are
given a waiver of dues for
five months, from April
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agement and members of
Nest IS.
A very nice thank you to
Nick Hranilovic who printed
our tickets free of hcarge and
is helping the manager with
the expense incurred by the
junior bowlers.
We appeal to all our nest
managers of Cleveland and
vicinity to organize at least
one team to enter in the lea
que when the bowling season
starts in September. "Pio-
neers" Lodge 663 will be
hosts to the bowling tourna-
ment next year and we want
all our nests to be represented
by at least one team at the
tournament.
Weekly Kolo Rehearsals
The Junior Kolo Group has
rehearsals every Tuesday at
the Croatian Home, 6314 st.
Clair Ave-, from GAS to 800
PM.
Our famous Cleveland Kolo
Aces have adopted these chill
dren and are doing a wonder
full job of teaching them ko-
los.
Loads of thanks go out to
Doris Daley, who is so very
persistent with the children,
and all the rest of the Aces.
AS a reminder to our men,
bers, please pay your dues by
the 25th of every month, as
the Assessment must be sent
in to the Home Office by the
9th of. the month. We also
ask the parents to notify us
of their new address upon
moving to another home
Anna Rescic. Mgr.
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Philadelphia Lodge In
Spring Dance April IA

Philadelphia, Pa. - "Jad-
ransko More" CFU Lodge IA
will sponsor a Dance on Sat-
urday, April "a, at Club Dali
macia, IA Christian Street,
from 800 PM until p?
A variety Of refreshments
will be served throughout the
evening. All members and
friends are cordially invited
to attend.
Samuel Rogomentich, Sec'y
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Cleveland Nest S. Plans To Celebrate
Fortieth Anniversary In Fitting Style
Junior Keglers Printing For Journey To
Buffalo For Society's Tenpin Jamboree

Cleveland, Ohio - Advance
notice is hereby given to all
CFU and ecu Lodges and
other organizations of Cleve-
land that CFU Nest 55 will
celebrate it's 10th Anniversa-
ry on Sunday, October IA,
1856. We appeal to these or
ganizations to please refrain
from scheduling an affair for
that date.
Nest IS was 40 years old
on March 16, 1856, but due
to the fact that all the Sun
days are taken by one of our
organizations for a concert,
picnic or such, we cannot GEL
ebrate the occasion earlier
than the date planned.
The Junior Order of the
Croatian Fraternal U n i o n
was born in Cleveland during
the 1915 Convention, which
was held at st. Pauls Church
Hall, E. 4Oth and st. Clair
Avenue.
Await Buffalo Tourney
Bro. Emil Golub of Golub's
Funeral Home, 4703 Superior
Ave-, is paying all expenses
for one junior team to attend
the bowling tournament in
Buffalo, and with his gener-
osity has made it possible for
the nest manager to take two
more teams. The children are
selling tickets to cover the
other expenses of the teams.
Brother Golub has donated
something every year to-
wards the expense for bowl
ers, as well as our baseball
team. Our heartiest thanks go
to bro. Golub from the man.
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Annual Croatian Fraternal
Day at Palmer Park in Do
nora, Pa, and if you haven't
as yet heard our Radio Pro-
gram, "The Voice of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union, then
we urge you to tune in on
Sunday to Radio Station
WESA, $40 on your dial, at
1890 PM.
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through August.

through August.
6. The Croatian Fraternal
Union has become a Founding
Member of the American Mu-
scum of immigration. An ap-
peal will be directed to our
lodges and members to be-
come builders of this Organi-
zation.
7. The Croatian Frater-
nal Union has become a
member OF the National
Citizenship Conf ere nee,
which organization is au-
thorized by the Congress
of the United States.
The various decisions of the
Supreme Board enumerated
here will be discussed in more
detail in both sections of the
Zajednicar. '..
During the entire session
Of the Supreme Board, there
was in evidence among all the
officers and officials, and
especially during discussions,
a strong will and desire for
cooperation m o tiv a t e d by
the thought: All for the good
of the Croatian Fraternal I'm
ion and it's membership!
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Harbor Home Features
Saturday Mite Dancing

Indiana Harbor, Ind. -
The "Udruga' of the Croa-
tian Home at 4O33 Main st.
will feature music for dane
ing every Saturday evening.
Providing the dance rhy-
thms will be the Cavalier
Tamburitzans of Ind. Harbor.
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greb, and wind up their stay
in the Capital City of Gro
alta on August 9. The next
four days will find the group
in Opatija.
Leaving Opatija, the Wis
itors will 60 to Zadar and
from there to Split, Dubrov-
mix, Sarajevo and, finally,
Belgrade.
The 20-day expense paid
portion of the trip will end
August 27 in Belgrade and
the visitors will then have ten
(1O) days in which to visit
wherever they wish before
returning to the c United
States and Canada.
It is understood that these
last ten days are to be the
private concern of those who
make the trip and that all
expenses incurred must be
met entirely by the individual
himself.
Well Worth Remembering
Now for some pertinent in
formation pertaining to this
plane excursion.
Those planning to travel by
this means will be limited to
two (2) hand bags not to ex-
ceed a. pounds per person.
The cost of transportation
from the travellers home to
New York must be met by
the individual himself. This
will also hold true after the
return to America.
All air transportation
will be in accord with the
general conditions and reg
ulations of the air carriers
involved and said carriers
shall incur no responsibility
or liability to any traveller
aside from such liability as
may be incurred while act
ing as common carriers.
A charge of $45.00 extra
will be made in the cases of
those who wish to avail them
selves of the sightseeing stop
over in London, England, en-
route, and in Paris, France,
returning. This will bring the
total cost Of the air trip to
S645.OO in all.
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Supreme Officials At
Gala Uniont0Wn Affair


March II, marked a gala oc-
casion at the Croatian Hall
on Franklin st. Members and
their families enjoyed a real
Croatian style dinner, which
was prepared by Mrs. Bar
bara Yardas, Mrs. Sophie Zu-
bovich and Mrs. Mary Shaf-
fer.
The delicious kobase were
made by bro. Paul Skoric,
member of the Club and
Lodge 72. The dining room
was under the supervision of
Mrs. Catherine Yukish, Mrs.
Jennie Puskarich and Mrs.
Anna Lalakulich. Serving
were Mrs. Violet Tuscan, Mrs.
Jennie Puskarich, Mrs. Rose
Grcevic and the Misses Dolo-
res Zubovich, Sally Cindrich
and Rose Marie Balaban.
The highlight of our affair
was a visit from the Supreme
President of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, bro. V. I.
Mandich, Mrs. Mandich, SUI
preme Board Member bro. Nj
kola Borich and Mrs. Borich,
and bro. Paul Perisie, Presi-
dent of Clarion Lodge 248
and Mrs. Perisic, Secretary Of
Lodge 534.
Our distinguished visitors
gave appropriate talks about
the CF'U and the gathering of
our people in a friendly and
fraternal atmosphere. There
were also remarks by Club
President William Yardas,
and Lodge 72 President Mar
ko Cindric.
Local musicians, who are
also members of the club, en-
tertained the guests during
dinner. The orchestra inclu-
ded Joso Cindric, Frank Mar
kusic, Nick Posinac and Vim
cent, Stunya.
We were also pleasantly
surprised by visit from the
Sloboda Tamburitzans of E.
Pittsburgh, who are also club
members. Joseph and Marko
Grcevic, of the Sloboda Tam
buritzans, are the sons Of Jo-
seph and Rose Grcevic Of
Uniontown, esteemed men,
bers of the Club and Lodge
u. The Sloboda Orchestra
also entertained the guests
with few selections. A most
sincere thank you to both or
chestras for their gracious
services.
Much credit for the sue
cess of the affair goes to the
new President Of the Croatian
Citizens Club, William Var
das, whose untiring work and
efforts made the affair one of
the best ever held in this COM
munity.
A vote of thanks also goes
to the other Club officers:
Vice President George Glad,
Financial Secretary Paul Ma
vracic, Recording Secretary
Frank Bartakovic and Treas
urer Michael Susa.
Catherine Yukish
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Rose Marie Balaban :.
tive Nest 80 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, which is un-
der the supervision of the
equally active Lodge 72.
Was A Junior Delegate
Rose Marie is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bal
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Pittsburgh, Pa. - An
nouncing her candidacy for
the Popularity Queen Contest,
which will be held at West
View Park Sunday, July %,
is lovely Rose Marie Balaban.
She is a member of the ac-
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Reservations In Order For Overseas Flight To YuqosIava
Chartered Flight To
Leave New York City
AUGUST 3rd For London
BY Stephen f. Brkich
Secretary, Campaign Comm.

'y 1tSPAASh n SA naS"
Secretary, Campaign Comm.
PITTSBURGH - Reserva-
tions remain in order for the
Ell Al Israel Airlines Constel-
lation Plane which is sched-
uled to transport a portion of
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on's Tour Party to Yugosla-
via in August.
Eligible to avail themselves
of this service are all Mem
bership Campaign Field Wor-
kers who amass 600 Points
and non-campaigning men,
bers of the Society who sign
a minimum of 81, 100000 in
either juvenile or adult in
surance protection.
Those interested, be they
Field Workers or non-cam-
paigners, s h oul d forward
their reservations at once to
the Home Office and enclose
a check or money order in
the amount of $4,000 as a
deposit.
The remaining cost of
the trip and 2O-day expense
paid stay in YugOslavia
next August is another
$4,000. This amount must
be met in full by June 3,
1856, or two months be-
fore the departure date
from New York for Zagreb,
Yugoslavia.
Please forward reservation
requests and deposit checks
to Campaign Committee Sec
retary Stephen F. Brkich,
3441 Forbes Street, Pitts
burgh 13, Pennsylvania.
London Stop On Agenda
The plane, a chartered
flight, will leave New York's
Idlewild Airport on Friday,
August 3, for London, Eng
land.
The Tour Party will spend
August As in London and
take in, if they so desire, such
famous sights as the West
End, the Kensington Mu.
seums, Westminster Abbey,
etc. Those not so inclined
may spend their time here in
keeping with their whims.
The flight from London
for Zagreb, Croatia, will be
made August 6 and plans
call for arrival in Zagreb
later that day. Transport
ing the Tour Party from
London to Zagreb will be a
YugOsIav Airlines Convair
Plane.
A huge public reception
awaits the visitors fro m
abroad the moment they ar.
rive in Zagreb. 1t will be a
public welcoming with tradi.
tional Croatian trimmings y
Ten Days For Visiting
The members of this par.
ticular Tour Party will begin
their sightseeing jaunt thru
Yugoslavia on August Z by
visiting many interesting, his.
toric spots in Zagreb.
On August 8 the visitors
will take in the world renown.
ed Plitvice Lakes, near Ia.
a crna+ian Era{orna
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Lodge b77 SaIutes
MadeIyn Petrovich

Los Angeles, Calf. - CFU
Lodge GIT has had the hon
or of accepting into it's ranks
from Nest GOT, Madelyn Ann
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United Four. County Lodges To Stage
Second Annual "CFU Day" On June 18th
Next Group Meeting Slated To Be Held
April 29th In MOnessen Croatian Home

Cokeburg Pa. - The United Croatian Fraternal Union
Lodges of Fayete Greene Washington and Wesmoreland
Counties will sponsor their End Annual Croatian Fratena
Day Sunday June 18th.
This huge celebration will be held it last year,
Croatan Colony of Donora There will be program
sofba game and dancing but for details keep your eyes
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not known what part he would
play.
Gov. Lee and three others are
campaigning for spots on the
September IL G. o. P. primary
ticket. The Governors opponents
are George D. Clyde, chairman
OF the Utah water and power
board, and State Senators Elias
L. Day of Salt Lake City and
Rendell N. Mabey of Bountiful.
All four say they are confident
OF winning but only two will sur
vive the convention and then
VIII oppose each other in thi
September primary. One ballot
by the conventions 1869 dele
gates will decide the issue. The
two men with the most votes will
be the winners.
The result isn't expected until
late. The four candidates are to
begin speaking in turn about
4:l5 pm. EDIT and delegates
have until 6:15 EDIT to vote. It
Will take another half hour or
so to count the ballots.
Supporters Confident
Gov. Lee and his supporters
are confident the Governor has
the 200 or a little more" votes
they believe will be necessary
to win a primary spot.
His Republican opponents have
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county Democratic executive
committee meeting yesterday
after a dispute over the conven-
TONS temporary roll. Forces
friendly to Shivers, who had de-
Ifeated the johnson group in last
Saturdays precinct conventions.
threatened court action to back
up their decision to seat their
own delegates.
Stormy conventions also were
anticipated at Dallas, a Shivers
stronghold, and at Houston,
where the johnson forces re-
tanned control by a slim margin.
Senator johnson, backed by
House Speaker Sam Rayburn,
took control of the May precinct,
county and State conventions
with a moderation coalition" of
party loyalists. liberals and a
strong labor bloc. He was desig-
mated a favorite son candidate
for the Democratic presidential
nomination and leader of the
States 56-vote delegation to the
Democratic National Convention
However, followers of Gov.
Shivers, who supported President
Eisenhower in 1852 and led Texas
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into the Republican column, re-
tanned control of the State DEM
ocratic Executive Committee.
The Shivers forces scored unex-
pected gains in last Saturdays
precinct conventions, notably in
Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston
The main purpose of today's
county conventions is to elect
delegates to the State conven-
ton, but the outcome of the
battle for control of the State
Democratic Party may not be
known until that convention is
held in Fort Worth on Septem-
Der IL.
The State convention in Sep
TENDER elects a new State exec
utive committee and adopts a
platform for the November gen.
eral election.
In today's county conventions
leaders of the Shivers faction
said they would seek to have
uninstructed delegates sent to
the September State convention.
johnson supporters said they
would press for instructed dele
cations and a party loyalty res
olution,