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The RUNAWAY
I'LL Hop A Freight .
Continued from page Is

have moved 10 some Hffie town and bought nice
clubhouse and buih a shop in The yard And we'd
invent things. And that business you're always
talking about - that radio plane. y
Dex stuck the snapshot in his breast pocket
Then he went downstairs, Unmatched the back
door and cut across to Mound Street.
OfcourSe, Mound Street was the best way to
the railroad yards but also it was the street
where Judge Rogers lived.
When he came to the house, light in the
little shop showed somebody inside While Dex
was getting up the nerve to go in and sort of
apologize for that lie about the twenty-five
thousand dollars, the light in the shop was
turned off. Then Dex saw the judge come out.
Al first, Dex sort Of hoped the judge
would 60 straight into the house; but he kept
on straight ahead until he almost ran into Dex,
who was standing on the sidewalk in the shadow
of the big butternut tree.
Judge Rogers stopped short and said in
cheerful voice. Hello, Dex. Coming to see u.s."
That was the moment for Dex to get what he
had to say off his chest but he said, mo, sir.
I'm leaving town. I'm on my way to the rail-
road"
Judge Rogers didn't seem at all surprised.
Aren't you little early? That Chicago train
doesn't get here till ten-fifteen."
Dex came out with what he intended to do.
I'm going to hop freight, and don't care
where it goes"
"A lot cheaper. Ever ridden that way
before?"
mo, but I've talked with guys who have"
''All right. Come along with me and III see
that the police officer who tries to keep kids
from hopping freights won't touch you
AS they walked along, Dex tried to explain
about that lie, but he couldn't seem to begin.
Finally, he blurted out fast, Judge Rogers,
what told you about my father leaving me
twenty-five thousand dollars was a"
IAN exaggeration?"
Dex was glad the judge put it that way,
though he felt it was more like a great big lie.
Everybody exaggerateS," the judge said.
when was kid used to talk about my
Uncle Mike who was prize fighter. Fact is,
never had an Uncle Mike
That made Dex feel better. He said,
"Anyhow, my father was the finest man ever,
and that's no exaggeration; and the facts are
i can StdHu HNiIS any IOuSSi WIN OOuo"i
Grace" He told about the selling of the TOOLS
Besides, I've got to have someone"
what do you mean, Dex?"
Cousin Grace Il don't think she needs
ANYBODY But do. And living with her is like
living alone. have dream when go into
house looking for somebody who ought to be
there go into all the rooms. Nobody. yell;
nobody answers. Then | know that there's
nobody in the house; and that maybe there's
nobody in the whole world except me.
The judge waited moment and then said.
as though he was talking to himself, SO you've
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voice grew steader. That's why I'm getting
out of this place and that's why I'm going to
keep going until find Somepace where won't
always be alone. I've got to have someone"
By this time they'd reached the viaduct and
the little trail which ran down the hill to the
tracks. Below, a switch engine was banging
boxcars together.
Dex stopped and said, I'm lucky: they're
making up a freight now. So ] better say
good-by."
Judge Rogers put his hand on Dex's Shout
der. The jury's just come in, Dex, and they're
all for you
Dex didn't understand.
The Judge went on. Another fellow and
worked on that radio plane. Electronics was
his game His name was Bill. He didn't have
time to finish his part of it because he had to
go into the Army. He was killed in Korea.
miss him lot. :. . He was my son." He paused.
And keep thinking about him."
Dex said, You can't always forget
no, you can't. Well, after mulling it
over, believe Bill would have wanted me to
only a iackknfe carpenter but I've got in mind
a radio man who can do what can't do. If
work with this fellow, ! couldn't help him
much with the radio job; could only be a sort
of assistant. By the way, do you know the
radio man I'm thinking off,
Dex said, THAT fellow in the State Street
Radio and TV Shop is okay. I've talked with
him. Is he the one?'
NO" the judge said, the fellow had in
mind was you"
Dex pretty near fell backwards. ME! But
IL"
''You won't be doing the right thing, Dex, if
YOU leave town before helping me OUT
Dex stiffened. I'm not going back to Cousin
Grace. Not by any manner of means.
From all I've heard, Cousin Grace likes to
have her home to herself. Besides, she's got
just enough money to keep herself going.
Maybe I'm wrong, but | think she offered to
take care of you as duty. understand she's
got great sense of duty. Well now, if my sis
ter and invited you to our home for visit
and it turned out to be a good, long visit,
don't think Cousin Grace would object bit"
Dex couldn't believe he'd heard right; and
when Judge Rogers repeated what he'd said,
and then asked, ''How does the idea strike you,
Dex?" = all Dex could do was to say, "Oh,
boy! Oh, boyr' Then his face clouded up and
he began looking at the ground.
whats the matter, Dex?''
IF only had those tools, could help you
lot more"
The Judge said, 81 don't think they've gone
too far After we settle with Cousin Grace, I'll
ask her where she sold EN-" - The End
Evening star., 1956-12-17
|FBl Seizes Suspect
In Bank Robberies

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. II
I(P).-Charles Edward Ranels,
one of the FBI's most wanted
men before his capture last night
near Pine Bluff, Ark, was sched-
uled for arraignment today be-
fore a United States commits
sioner here for violations of the
Federal bank robbery statute.
The 34-year-old Ranels had
been sought by the FBI in con-
nection with bank holdupS in
Kentucky and Arkansas.
Also scheduled for arraign-
ment on a charge of harboring
Ranels was blond, attractive
Opal Oneida May. 80, arrested
with him by FBI agents in a raid
on a rural grocery she operated.
FBI agents arrested the two
at the store in the Dewdrop
Community, 1l2 miles north OF
Pine Bluff.
There was no resistance.
Ranels and the woman had
been living in a shack in a
wooded area 712 miles from Pine
Bluff of U. S. highway 270,' the
FBI said.
Evening star., 1956-12-17
ReIocutions Add
To Bed Facilities
Of VA Hospitals

The Veterans Administration
has added the equivalent of an
other l,700 beds to its system OF
hospitals during the past four
years through the relocation OF
mental patients.
DR.. J. F. Casey. director Of the
psychiatry and neurology service
at the VA central Office here, an
nounced that since August; 1852
these beds have been freed by
the transfer of mental patients
from mental hospitals to general
hospitals when possible.
These transferred patients
we're mostly chronic patients
with physical illnesses sent t.
VA general medical and surgical
hospitals equipped to give spe-
cial care to the aged.
The staffs of these hospitals,
the VA declared. were able to
give more personal attention to
patients than the smaller stats
Of the mental hospitals.
All Of the transferred patients
we're sent to general medical and
surgical institutions nearest to
their homes.
Evening star., 1956-12-17
avitsBacksU.S.
|Po!ieyonC China

TOKYO, Dec. II R.-United
States Senator-elect Javits, Re-
publican of New York, said
today "the hardest political fact
in the United States today" is
that the American people over
whelmingly oppose recognition
of Communist China.
Mr.. Javits. completing a
round-the-world trip. said he
has been emphasizing this to
Asian leaders, and he does not
feel it is hurting American pol
icy on this continent.
II do not believe the United
States position that tRed China)
is an aggressor before the United
Nations should be changed" Mr..
Javits told newsmen.
Mr.. Javits declared there is a
possibility that Egypt's President
Nasser will get "a tremendous
victory on a silver platter to
make him the urdisputed ruler
OF the whole Arab world" unless
the United States presses with
lvigor" for United Nations action
to secure international control
Iof the Suez Canal within
the framework of Egyptian SOW
ereignty and for mediation of
the Israel-Arab dispute.
II am going back very much
more encouraged than when l
came that we are doing what we
can to keep the world free.
Without looking through rose
colored glasses, and fully con-
Scious of the enormous weight of
Communist China, I find the
fundamental bases of our policies
very we'll established" Mr.. Javits
said.
| He plans to leave Japan for the
United States Thursday. He has
visited Israel. Pakistan, India,
Thailand, Nationalist China and
the Philippines.
Evening star., 1956-12-17

by the Federal Government
where necessary"
2. Giving public agencies and
power co-ops the same prefer
lence in buying atomic power
from the Government as they
have in buying hydro power.
Patent Control
3. Retention by the Govern
ment of clear and effective au-
thority" to compel private
patent-holders to license their
patents to other firms and
agencies whenever such licens-
ing is desirable in the public in
terest."
4. Keeping the Government
out of the business of distributing
electric power from its nuclear
plants wherever existing agencies
Evening star., 1956-12-17

pIOpOSdl CIldI Lie Government
undertake a rush program of
power reactor development.
1t said in a policy statement
yesterday that because demon
stration plants are "uneconomic
investments involving unusual
costs and risks" at this stage,
the Government should build
and run them until reactor
projects can be undertaken
commercially.
Demonstration ReactOrs
This amounted to an indorse-
ment of the idea behind a bill
by Senator Gore. Democrat of
Tennessee, which Congres
failed to enact in the last ses-
sion. The bill would authorize a
Government outlay of $400 mil
lion to build demonstration re-
actors.
Private utilities and reactor
builders have opposed the pro-
gram. declaring that private in
dustry is providing reactors as
rapidly as the advance of nuclear
technology permits.
Appa's policy statement, clash
ing with the private utility view
in several other respects, also
called for:
/. Speedy construction of
demonstration plants by both
consumer-owned and privately
owned local utilities with vari-
Gus types of financial assistance
Evening star., 1956-12-17
LOST

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COLLIE. brown and white: large: an.
swers to the name OF ''Laddie" Wood
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DIAMOND BROOCH. set in gold in form
pm. Dec IS. $500 reward. no. 2-7649
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MaeArthur. blvd and Arizona ave. RE-
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DoG, sprinssr puppy. ehildrens pet;
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DOG. wire-haired terrier. male. white.
gray tan VIC Rock Greek palisades
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Evening star., 1956-12-17

can provide reasonable and ade-
quate distribution.
S. Permitting the Government
to build and own transmission
lines where this is necessary to
provide service to such prefer
.ence" customers as public agen-
Icies and co-ops.
6. Selling Government atomic
power at "the lowest possible
rates consistent with sound busi-
ness principles"
Evening star., 1956-12-17
Most Are Formers

RIO DE JANEIRO. - Two
thirds of South Americas people
are engaged in agricultural pur-
suits as compared with only
about one-f1fth in the United
States.
Evening star., 1956-12-17
Group Urges U. S. Build
Atomic Power Plants

Government construction a variety of big
ud plants has been urged by the American Public
Association.
The organization of 300 local publicly utilities
position expected Congress over
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zabava gnijezda ~

BeSsemer, Pa. - DIVINE Sc
dale do znanja c~lanstvu ma
Seq odsjeka br. 800 H.B.Z. i
drugih odsjeka nase okolice,
da &c gnijezdo broj 10 H.B.Z.
odrzati svoju prvu ovogodis-
nju jesensku plesnu zabavu u
subotu vecer, II. oktobra, u
HrvatskOm Domu ma 9th st.
i E.. Poland Ave-, Bessemer.
Ma zabavi &c svirati dobro
poznata Jimmy Anment Or
chestra IL Youngstown, Ohio.
Ulaznica iii doprinos biti &c
samo $1.00 pc osobi.
Stoga pozivano sve clanove
i clanice naseg i bratskih cd
sjeka, kao i svu bracu Sla-
vene nash ostalih organiza-
CHA, da dodju i pomognu nam
uzvelicati owl prvu .jesensku
zabavu naseg Pomlatka. mace
ma zabavi &c biti svega dosta
"a uzivati pc nasem obicaju.
Zabava pocima u 9 sati u
vecer i trajati &c do 1890 pc
navadi. Nemojte zaboraviti,
nego dodjite da probudimo
mas Bessemer. Svi ste nam
dobro dosli!
Matt Fabijancich,
tajnik odsjeka 300,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-17
Predobiaya odsieka Is

Chicago, Ill. - Drustvo
"Hrvatski Snow, odsjek Is
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
proslaviti &c svoju 50-godis-
n,jicu drustvenog rada i die
lovanja u nedjelju, 3. ozujka
1857, u Falcon Auditorium,
1916 S. Ashland Avenue.
Umoljavaju Sc sva hrvat-
ska drustva i klubovi Chi
caga i okolice, da recenog da-
ma ne bi pripremali svojih
zabava, jer time hi naskodili
mama i samima sebi, vec da
Sc sada odmah opredjele i po-
mognu uzvelicati owl rijetku
slavu naseg odsjeka. Kroz
proslih so godina clanovi ma
seq odsjeka uvijek SUI bill
spremni da Sc odazovu sva-
kom hrvatskom bra t S k o m
drustvu gdje SUI god bill po-
zvani, a to &c ciniti i u bu-
duce.
Stoga imajte ma umu nasu
proslavu ma 3. ozujka 1857.
John Majdak, predsj
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JUG0SLAVUA INA
7O,385 STUDENATA

u skolskoj godini 1884.
bio je upisano ma fakultete,
visoke skole i umjetnicke
akademije 57,937 studenata,
cd toga redovitih 50,102 stu
denata. Tai Sc broj u skol-
skoj godini 1954-55. povecao
ma ukupno 7O,3S5 odnosno
1890 redovitih studenata.
Ma prvom mjestu su flo
zofski fakulteti sa 1880 stu
denata, zatim tehnicki sa 12,-
941 studentom, medicinski sa
1868 studenata. Ekonomski
1884. Pravni 1868 it'd.
Ma rudarskom odsjeku ten
nickih fakulteta cd 636 stu
denata bio je svega Al zena,
a cd toga broja ma prvoj 60
DIM samo jedna.
U toku prosle godine sa
fakulteta, visokih skola i u
mjetnickih akademija izislo
je sa diplomom u ruci 1872
studenata, dok je 193S-1939.,
tai broj ~diplomiranih iznosio
2,745.
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0dsjek 235 sIavi svoju 50-qodisnjicu
4O.qodiSniiCu svoq qniiezda broi 81

Cleveland, Ohio. Drustvo "Hrvatska Sloboda", Cd
sick broj 235 HB.Z. cni sve moguce pripreme da sto ma
ljepsi dostojniji nacin proslavi 50-godisnjicu svoga OPP
stanka 4O-godisnjicu opstanka svoga gnijezda Pomlatka
broj SO u ~nedjelju, 81. oktobra owe godine. Proslava &c Sc
odrzati s koncertom biranim programom u nasem Drus-
tvenom .Domu ma 1911 Waterloo Road, u Collinwood, Ohio
(Cleveland).
Uz\ dollar program imati Como odlicnih govornika.
Glavni govornik bti &c brat vi Mandic, glavni predsjed-
mix Hrv. Bratske ~Zajednice. Pozvani SUI governor drzave
Ohio, F. j. Lausche, nacelnik grada Cevelanda, Mr.. Cele-
breze Councilman 32-ge Warde, MIR. Fakult, t. d. U gor-
MIN prostorijama svirati &c izvtsna glazba. Isto &c svirati
i mas dobro poznati Franjo Muza njegova tamburica.
U nasem odsjeku imademo 400 tlanova, pa da svaki
clan uzme samo jednu ulaznicu, koja je 75c pc osobi, dvo-
rama hi ba dupkom puma uspjeh hi bio ~osiguran. Ista
ulaznica &c bti dobra poslije podne u vecer. Stoga moli-
mo sve nase clanove, da porade ma tome, da sami uzmu
ulaznice pc koju prodadu svojim prijateljima, tako da nam
ova rijetka proslava naseg odsjeka gnijezda Pomlatka
so bolje uspije. Isto tako pozivjemo sve clanove susjed-
nih odsjeka H.Bz. inh nash organizacja, kao sve prija-
telje mjesta i okolice, da dodju sa svojim prisustvom
uzvelicaju owl nasu proslavu u nedjelju, 81. oktobra. Nase
clanstvo ce svima wanna znati uzvratiti milo "a dpago.
Si ste nam dobro dosli i do vidjenja ma proslavi!
Joseph Podnar, perovodja.
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Godisnii koncert "SIoqe" u FarreIIu

Farrell, Pa. Mladi tamburaski zbor "Sloga" odrzati
&c svoj godisnji koncert u nedjelju, %. oktobra 1856, u
Farrell Junior High School. Program &c poceti tocno u 2:30
poslije podne eastern Standard Time).
Uz mas zbor "Sloga', koji svira tamburicu, pjeva pie
Sc, ~takodjer ce ma programu nastupiti vrlo dobro poznati
j popularni pjevaeki zbor "Jadran" IL Aiquippa, Pa.
Nakon koncertnog programa u Farrell Junior High
School, slijediti &c zabava u prostorijama Hrvatskog Anne
rickog Gradjanskog Kluba u Hrvatskom Domu ma Staunten
Street. Tai dan s mama &c biti vrlo popularni tamburaski
zbor "zvijezda" il Massillon, Ohio, koji dolaze pc prvi put
medju mas u Farrell.
Nasi gosti il vana ne trebaju voditi brigu "a veceru,
jr &c Sc ista p~osluzivati u Hrvatskom Domu w vrlo umje-
renu cijenu.
Ovo je dakle treci godisnji koncert naseg mladog TAM
buraskog zbora "Sloga", koji Sc je organizirao pred tri go
dine i koji je vec nastupio ma mnogim pozornicama pix
nicima u Farrellu u drugim bliznjm daljnjim m~jestima.
Svaki njihov javni nastup, koi je dobro ~posjecen, NINA
dale odusevljenja "a jos boje pripreme "a buduce nastupe.
To i'm je jedina plaza nagrada "a promicanje nase glaz-
bene kulture medju nasim ostalim narodima owe zenlje.
Stoga pozivlju Sc svi Hrvati, Srbi, Slovenci i ostali Sla-
veni il Farrella, ko IL drugih bliznjih daljnjih mjesta,
da posjete oval godisnji koncertni program nase omladine
u tamburaskom zboru "Sloga". Svima YAM pozdrav dobro
nam dosI! Frank Igercic, Business Agent
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GIasovita Grupa "Ko|o" il JuqosIavije
Do!azi u YOUNGSTOWN, O., ~. oktobra

Youngstown, Ohio. - DIVINE zeImo javiti swim Hrvati
ma ostalim Slavenima, kao drugim narodima mjesta
okolice, da &c glasovita ~plesacka, pjevaeka glazbena CRU.
pa "Kolo" il Jugoslavije nastupiti sa svojim koncertom u
petak vecer, 10. oktobra 1856, u velikom Stambaugh Audi
toriumu, Youngstown, Ohio.
Owl unjetnici sacinjavaju svojih IS canova, koji su vet
~nastupii sa svojim koncertima pc Evropi mnogim drugim
zemjama u svijetu, a pc prvi puta dolaze u Ameriku. U
swim zemljama gdjegod su dosad bill, pobrali SUI simpatfje
j odobravanje cd svojih slusalaca ~gledalaca, pa nema dvoj-
be da &c tako ovdje u ovoj zemlji, narcotic kod mas u
Youngstown.
Oni ~izvadjaju plesove, pjesme glazbu skoro IL svih
pokrajina Jugoslavje, obuceni u razne sarolke narodne nos
ME il raznih pokrajna, a dolaze il glavnog grada Jugo.
slavic, Beograda. zaista Nth je ljepo slusati gledati, jer u
svojim izvedbama ~prikazuju starodrevne i savremene glaz.
bene komade.
stoga pozivlju Sc svi Hrvati, Srbi, Slovenci ostali sa.
veni, kao drugi narodi Youngstown drugih biznjih
dalJh mjesta, da posjete oval koncert jugoslavenskih u
mjetnika u petak vecer, 10. oktobra, u Stambaugh Audi
toriumu, gdje &c Sc nauziti ljepog koncertnog programa
kakvog dosed nikad nisu vidjeli u ovakoj formi.
Svi ste dobro dosli, start mladi, koii ste rodjeni u
staroj domovni iii ovdje u ovoj zemlji!
Priredjivacki Odbor
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zabava odsjeka 374
Rock Springs. WyO. -

Rock Springs, WyO. - Cd
sick 374 H. B. z. priredjuje
svoju jesensku plesnu zabavu
u subotu, II. oktobra o. g.,
u SlOvenskOm DOmu.
Program &c ,poceti tocno u
8 sati u vecer, kojeg &c IL
vadjati nasa odsjecna omla-
dina. Ma ovom programu &c
nastupiti dvije sestre, Maria
i Grace Cappoza, koje su
pred diva mjeseca dosle il
Italije. Obje SUI rodjene u Dali
maciji, majka i'm je sloven-
skog a otac talijanskog po-
rijekla. One &c pjevati u tall
janskom i hrvatskom jeziku.
Uz to cemo imati i druge sa-
lie, a takodjer &c nastupiti i
mas dobro poznati pjevacki
zbor (Croatian Glee Club u
svo,jim narodnim nosnjama.
Nasi program SUI svake 60
dine sve to ljepsi i uspiesniji,
pax smo uvjereni da &c biti
i owe godine. P oslie pro-
grama biti &c plesna zabava,
"a koju &c svirati odlicni PIES
nj orkestar. Takodjer &c biti
dobrih zagrizaka i hladnog
plea svima ma zadovoljstvo.
Stoga pozivljemo sve cla-
move naseg odsjeka i CLAN
stvo susjednih odsjeka, kao i
sve nase prijatelje mjesta i
okolice, da mas posjete ma O.
vol zabavi u sto vecem broju,
pax da Sc zajednicki tie We
ceri pozabavimo i proveseli-
mo. Uvjereni smo da cete
provesti ugodne casove pa
YAM klicemo - dobro nam
dosli!
Nikolina Glavota, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-17
Veeera i piles odsjeka 1911

West Allis, Wis. = Drus-
two "Jednakost", odsjek 391
H.B.Z. prirediuje vrlo tecnu
veceru, koja &c Sc odrzati u
subotu 20. oktobra 1856, u
Kraljevoj Dvorani ma COOL
w. Madison Street.
Vecera &c Sc scrvirati toe
no u 6 sati u vecer, a nakon
ve6ere slijedi pies uz dobru
glazbu.
Pozivliemo sve clanove ma
Seq odsjeka i prijatelje, da
dodju i sprovedu ugodnu We
Ger. Priredjivacki Odbor cini
sve sto je u njegovoj moci,
da owl zabavu ucini sto u
spjesnijom. Ulaznice mozete
kupiti kod nash odbornika
iii pozovite moi ~telefon: SIP
4-6105.
"a d podvorbu yam
janet Odbor. Klicemo YAM
dobro nam dosli ma nasu "a
bavu!
Mary c. komes, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-17
Poziv ma p~rosIavu

Chicago, iii. = Udruga
Hrvatskog Narodnog i Sokol
Donna u Chicago proslavit &c
4O-godisnjicu svoga opstanka
u svojim vlastitim prostorija-
ma ma 1903 So. Racine Ave.
IL subotu vecer, 20. oktobra
1856. Ova sveSanost biti &c
proslavljena s bogatim ban
ketom i dobrim programom.
Pozivamo saw mas narod u
Chicago i okolici, da dodje i
sa svojim prisustvom pomog-
ne nam uzvelicati owl rijetku
slavu.
Vecera pocima u Z sati u
vecer, a doprinos (donation)
"a veceru je samo $3.50 pc
osobi.
ia dobru i brzu poslugu
janet yam Odbor Udruge.
Franjo Lackovic, predsj.