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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

preparation, is studying Busi-
ness Administration.
Ray knows his way a.
round an accordion key
board, having played the
instrument since he was
eleven years of age.
He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. (Slosar) Burovac, who
reside at 888 E. 139th st.
Although the concert be-
gins at 3 PM, the ticket Of
flee at the Music Hall will
have tickets on sale at 2 PM.
Golub's, thu e ticket-selling
headquarters, still has some
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

-. Raymond BurOvac -.
of the Tamburitzans, Anne
Perencevic and Raymond Bu-
rovac.
Anne, a sophomore, is a
gr a duate of Collinwood
High School and was for
years All outstanding sing
er with the "Slavulj' Cho-
rus.
Besides taking part in fra
ternal affairs, she was always
more than willing to help
keep alive the cultural keri-
tage of her forefathers. Her
family resides at 1910 Syl-
via Avenue.
Ray, a junior, is a graduate
of Benedictine High School,
and is now looking forward
to the business world and, in
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11
Canucks To Hit
Heights April 18th
Lodge 975 Will
Mark Anniversary

TORONTO The still
young-at-heart members OF
"Canucks" C.F.U. Lodge 975
will celebrate the 9Th Ami.
versary of their Lodge with a
Dance on Saturday, April IA
The festivities, which
promise to be the most col
orful in the brief annals of
Lodge 975, will take place
in the beautiful new Croa-
tian National Home, 1850
Dupont Street at Osler, and
start at 500 PM.
Music to satisfy one and al
will be provided by the "Bal.
kanaires" Tam buritza Or.
chestra, one of the best ir
the business in Southern On.
tario.
Refreshments to enliver
such an occasion as this eel.
ebration will be available
throughout the evening.
All in all, Saturday evening
April IA, promises to be q
great night.
Which is reason enough fol
all members and friends o1
Lodge 975 to attend.
And by that we mean al
Southern Ontario member:
of the Society.
Peter Garbel, Pres
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the second year, by a social
gathering at the Croatian
Center in Millvale.
The WPL Committee is
planning an elaborate pro-
gram Of music, singing,
dancing, speaking, ETC., for
the West View portion of
the day and will announce
the details shortly.
Highlight of the day will
be the coronation of Miss
CFU VII" the identity of
whom will not be known until
July 22nd.
Democratic Candidate
The Committee has already
secured its speaker of the
day" for July %.
He is the Hon. Francis r.
Smith, Insurance Commis-
sioner of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania and a leader
in this states Democratic po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

EulCOrlal, we ACCept.
-se~~~@~~S~4.s~~~-~~e~~ ~~~~~~~~.~~~~>~~~~~~
ty, with the ladies of st.
Johns Parish to serve the
meal.
q A Mass Meeting Mon
day, May 81, at the Croatian
Slovenian Home, 9Th and
Elizabeth, for the purpose of
acquainting all interested in
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on's great 1856 Membership
Campaign with the best way
of selling" the worlds great
est institution of it's kind to
others.
Invite English Editor
The Home Office at Pitts
burgh has pledged it's full mo-
raj and material support to
both undertakings.
The Executive Board re-
Gently ruled that the Gen.
trail Committee may have
it's chosen speaker for both
occasions - English Edi-
tor of the Zajednicar Ste
phen F. Brkich.
This will mark bro. Br-
kich's first official appear.
ance in Kansas City.
He is now serving his third
term as the Editor of the
English Section Of the Off.
cial Organ and is at present
the Secretary of the Society's
Membership Campaign Com.
mittee.
Still a comparatively young
man in years, bro. Brkich will
be the guest of honor at the
May 20 Dinner and address
the Mass Meeting the follow.
ing night, May 21.
Tickets Now Available
Tickets for the Sunday
May 20, Dinner are now avail.
able to the public.
They may be procured
from any officer or member
of the Central Educational
|
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Still other speakers will
be the Croatian Fraternal
Unions 1st Supreme Vice
President Joseph N. Baz-
daric, Chicago, President
of the High Trial Board
John Badovinac, Cleveland,
Ohio, and President of the
Children's Home Board
Tomo Sipusic, Gary, Ind.
introduced will be all men,
bers of the Children's Home
Board and representatives of
local and surrounding Lodges
and other organizations OF
our people.
Youngsters Are Ready
Starred on the program
will be talent from the CFU
Children's Home.
This is to, include the
Home Glee Club, Tambur-
itza Orchestra and Kolo
Group, the members of
which have been rehearsing
regularly for this Sunday,
April Is, fete.
All members and friends
of the C.F.U. are invited to
attend this affair.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

Fraternal Union, one of the
largest and most powerful
juvenile organizations of it's
type domiciled on the North
American Continent.
This long and carefully
planned dual celebration is
to take place in the Croa-
tian Sokol Home, 1908 So.
Racine Avenue, and COM
mence promptly at 3 PM.
Dancing in the evening will
climax these eagerly awaited
festivities.
Await High Officials
Outstanding musical and
other entertainment will
highlight the fete.
Speaking for Lodge 148
will be it's President, Peter
Popovich, and Vice President,
George Dragozetich.
A brief address will also be
made by Nick D. Sarich,
Chairman of the Anniversary
Committee on Arrangements
and superintendent of the
Children's Home of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union of
America.
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CHICAGO Lodqe l48 to Mark 45tl Anniversary April
Detroit Lodges
Plan April 22nd
Campaign Rally
High Officials
From Pittsburgh
To Deliver Talks

DETROIT - The Central
Educational Committee of
Greater Detroit CFU Lodges
will sponsor a Membership
Campaign Meeting on Sunday
afternoon, April %.
This very important gath
ering is to be held in the Cro-
atian Home, 1885 East McNi-
coils Rd., and start at 3 PM.
Representing the Home
Office at Pittsburgh will be
bros. Supreme Secretary
Joseph Bella and Secretary
OF the Sick Benefit De- j..
partment John Ovcarich.
Both were reelected to Of
flee during the 9th National
Quadrennial Convention of
September, 1855, and each
knows his department and
other facets of the Society
thoroughly.
Meeting Open To All
Every phase of the Soci-
ety's current Membership
Campaign will be covered
during this rally and any
questions you may have will
be satisfactorily answered.
Bro. Bella will undoubtedly
explain in full the Croatian
Fraternal Unions new CSC
Certificates, which went into
effect December /, 1866, af-
ter their adoption by the 9th
Convention.
Bro. Ovcarich is certain to
cover Sick and Disability Ben
efits and detail the benefits
to be derived from taking out
the Society's Income De-
fender" Plan.
1t is for these and many
other reasons. that every
Lodge and Nest official i'm
Greater Detroit and vicini-
ty should attend this Mass
Meeting on Sunday, April
22nd.
AS should any and all
members sincerely interested
in their Society.
Annual Fete June II
May we, in passing, remind
our local members that the
Central Educational Commit
tee will sponsor it's Annual
Outing and Program on Sum
day, June II, 1856.
The festivities are to be
held in Pennsylvania Park,
located off 1O15 Mile and
Dequindre.
Please follow your Zajed-
nicar for details pertaining to
this fete.
Adam Sudetic, Sec'y.
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Lodge 440 Props
For Fefe MARKING
18th Anniversary
Vice President
Of Society Will
Speak April 22nd

SO. CHICAGO - A ban
quet, program and dance will
highlight the celebration Sun
day, April %, of the 45th
Anniversary of Ban Jelacic"
Lodge 440 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America.
p Preceding the festivities
will be a 1000 AM Mass
i'm Sacred Heart of Jesus
Croatian r. G. Church
memorializing the dead of
the Lodge and praying for
the welfare of the living.
The celebration itself is to
be held in the Croatian Home,
9618 Commercial Avenue, So.
Chicago, and start at 800
PM. The banquet meal is to be
served by the ladies of the
Lodge and the celebrants are
guaranteed a sumptuous re-
past.
State Official Coming =.
The program will be as COL
orful as any ever sponsored
by Lodge 44O.
The speakers will be
Joseph N. Bazdaric, 1st
Supreme Vice President of
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on of America, and the
Hon. Laddie T. Pelnar, As
sistant Director of the In
surance Department of the
State of Illinois.
Mr.. Pelnar, one of the out
standing public figures in 1lli-
nois, is of Czechoslovakian
parentage.
Nest Talent On Parade
Among the highlights of
the program will be singing
by the Nest Choir, S. Cuzel-
la directing, and Kolo Dane
ing by the Nest group under
the direction of Mary Plese.
The Singing Society
Croatia" under the direc-
ton Of v. B. Smutny will
likewise favor with several
selections and baritone
Dragutin Sostarsko will
thrill the celebrants with
his wonderful voice.
The program over, dancing
will bring to a close this
eventful day.
Music is to be provided by
the "Croatian Sons" Tambur-
itza Orchestra and a variety
of refreshments will be avail
able during the evening
hours. Dobro nam dosli!
Charles Markusic, Sr.
. It's your Croatian Fra
ternal Union. Build, boost it
wherever YOU 90.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11
Kansas City Membership in
Pledqe to Reactivate Area
Anne Perencevic And Raymond Burovac
With Tammies In Cleveland On April Is
Reception Will Follow Annual Appearance
Of Most Famous Ensemble OF Kind In World

CLEVELAND - On Sun
day afternoon, April Is, Gle
veland will again play host
to that entertaining ensemble
called the Duquesne Univer-
sity Tamburitzans.
This date will mark a
homecoming for 2 members
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choice seats available.
Those of you who would
like to meet the Tammies,
personally, hold on to your
ticket stub and attend the re-
ception which will be given
at the Croatian Home in Col
linwood following the concert.
George Reich, Jr.
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Primary Plugs Passe

In the best interests of
the Croatian Fraternal Un-
ion of America, the Zajed-
nicar will henceforth re-
frain from carrying any
articles pertaining to MEM
bers of the Society seeking
election in the forthcoming
primaries. This is the wish
of the Executive Board and
the Editors will conduct
themselves accordingly.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

Committee or by writing to
Committee Secretary Joseph
Zurga, SIT Tauromee Avenue
Kansas City, Kansas. The
deadline for all reservations
is Monday, May IA.
The names of all persons
reserving tickets for this
Dinner will be published in
the English Section of the
Zajednicar.
Incidentally, one of the
highlights of this Dinner will
be the honoring of all Fifty
Year CFU Members in Great
er Kansas City. Still other
program plans and details
will be published here shortly.
Mass Meeting Important
The Monday, May 81, Mass
Meeting should be a most ed
ucational one.
There have been SO many
changes in the Croatian
Fraternal Union in recent
years that it will do all
good to attend this rally
and acquaint themselves
with the Society's new
ESQ Certificates and other
forms of protection.
This gathering should be of
particular interest to all To-
cal and surrounding non
members of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union, particularly
those who are professional
or business dignitaries. Their
every question will be ans
wered that night in order that
all may know precisely what
the Society is and what it
stands for.
Seeking Support OF All
Letters will be sent all To-
cal members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union by way OF
inviting them to attend the
Dinner on May 20 and the
Mass Meeting on May 21.
Special invitations are ex-
tended in this manner to c.
F. u. members and friends
in Sugar Creek, Mo-, st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, Kirksville, Mo-,
Marceline, Mo-, st. Louis,
Mo-, East st. Louis, ILL.,, and
Granite City, III.
Members of the not too
distant Iowa Lodges and
those affiliated with the
Omaha, Nebraska, Lodge
are likewise most cordially
invited to attend these un-
dertakings.
| 1t is the hope of the Cen
trail Educational Committee
that May 2O-21 will turn out
to be as successful as human
ly possible, for all of us owe
it to our Society to bring it
to the widest attention possi-
BILE for our own good - now
and in the future.
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rare vintage in local circles.
1t was decreed during the
course of that meeting that
the Central Educational Com
mittee sponsor two very i'm
portant and, in time, far
reaching undertakings:
II A Dinner on Sunday,
May 20, at the st. Johns
Catholic Club Hall, 4th and
Barnett Avenue, Kansas Ci-
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I
March 10, 1856, meeting of the Central Educational Com
mittee of Kansas City Lodges session which drew per-
feet attendance and marked by enthusiasm of truly
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EnoIish Editor To Attend
Mid-Western UNDERTAKINGS
Central Educational Committee Of Kansas City Lodges Determined To
Create Widespread Interest In Croaan Fraena Union Of America

KANSAS CITY - This active but now long dormant
will historic
bid it's former status of emnenc the Soes
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Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner
Accepts Invitation To Deliver Speech
During July 22nd "CFU Day" Festivities
Francis r. Smith Will Be Remembered
BY Delegates Who Were In Attendance
At Society's 9th QuadrenniaI Convention

BY Stephen F. Brkch, Recorder WPL Committee
PITTSBURGH = The Western Pennsylvania Lodges
the Croaan Fraterna Union of America will stage their
Annual "CFU Day. on Sunday, July %, 1856.
In keeping with tradition of long standing, these al
ways coorfu outdoor festivities will take place West
View Park off Route 49, Pittsburgh and be followed for
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11
Home Ensemble, Singers, koIo Group
To Make Appearance April 18th During
Program Honoring Lodge 148 Milestone
Members Of Host Lodge And Friends To
Hear High Officials OF Society During
Afternoon Festivities In Chicago Home

CHICAGO - The members of "Isarska Sloga" Lodge
148 will celebrate the 45th Anniversary of their Lodge
affation with Croatian Fraternal Union with huge
Program and Dance Sunday, April Is.
The members at the time will also commemorate
the 41s Anniversary of the Junior Order of the Coatan
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. It's your Croatian Fra
ternal Union. Build, boost it
wherever you 60.
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Kindly turn to page 8 fl
Editorial, 1--WE Accept. :"
Evening star., 1956-12-30

! sec = and nope Tor = IN
my vision for America. reason,
intelligence and faith opening
wide the doors of equal oppor-
tunity. l see integrity and
honor maintaining the scales of
justice in more certain balance.
Evening star., 1956-12-30

see and hope for enduring nation whose citizens draw
their strength from sound homes homes in which respect for
rights and property taught by pcept and examples homes
which love and work and discipline develop strength and
character homes in which there peace of mind health OF
body and love of God And aroused nation unified to
protect our heritage.
Where there is VISION the people perish.
Surely all ages there has been time in which the
wisdom embodied in this ancient proVerb is pertinent
than is today! The heel of goddess tyranny ramples where
there vision In every where foresight failed freedom
has been extinguiShed
No land has been blessed The broad material
achievements of America stem largely from the rich reservoir Of
our spiritual inheritance Should deny the Granter of the
grace and vision which made America great no land could be
more cursed.
MT. RUsHM0RE, S. D.:A memorial
the vision Of Washington, Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt and Lincoln
Evening star., 1956-12-30

MT. RUsHM0RE, S. o.: A memorial
to the vision Of Washington. jefferson,
Theodore RooseveIt and Lincoln
Evening star., 1956-12-30

''Whsrs there vision the people perish. -
Proverbs 29:IS
Greatness nations like greatness born of vision
sustained by resolution and supported by unceasng effort
Of such vision that the Founding Fathers forged
priceless heritage But the gift of freedom be maintained
without effort legacy which must be rewon by each gen.
Grafton
Our America of today Sprang from the visions of yesterday
Our America of will be shaped by visions today
The aggregate Of all visions becomes the vision for America
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Address Executrix
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or before the 29th day of November,
1857, or abide the Act of Assembly
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IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory of our husband,
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who passed away December 6, 1855:
This day brings back a memory of a
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And those who think of him today are
those who loved him best
We watched him suffer day and night
but it caused us bitter grief to see
him pass away.
SO all we can do is to SO attend your
grave and leave behind a token of
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ter and Grandchildren. 12-7-It
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