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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06

that privilege.
We have some members
who fall behind two or three
months, whereupon l mail
them a notice. They choose to
take their time and pay a
month or two later. But by
that time they are again be-
hind two months, which of
course means they are never
paid up-to-date.
This must not continue
- and / do mean this as a
warning - for it is not
fair to the Lodge and
those members who do pay
their dues on time.
Friday, November Sth, is
our next meeting at 6122
South Ashland Ave. Please
show us some cooperation.
Come to the meeting, say he'll
10 to your fellow members.
Agnes A1ikulich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06

Heart Church High School
Band.
On To Eternal Reward
Funeral services were held
at st. Johns Church Of CAL
umet on Thursday morning
at 900 o'clock with a Solemn
High Mass, with the Rev. F.
Victor Rogulj, OFM, of st.
Jerome's Parish of Detroit,
(former pastor of st. John's)
as celebrant.
Rev. Father Fidelis Fajt,
OFM, present pastor of st.
Johns, was deacon and the
Rev. Father Kichak Of St. Jo-
seph's Slovenian Parish of
Calumet was sub-deacon.
Also assisting were the
Rev. F. Kelly of the Sacred
Heart Church of Calumet and
Brother Arthur of the Sacred
Heart Church of Calumet.
The acolytes were the "bud-
dies" Of Paul Mark, the son
of brother Nick.
The members of the Cop
per Country Croatian Club,
7O3, C.F.U. Of Calumet extend
our sincere sympathy to his
widow, Minnie, his son. Paul
Mark, and his sister, Mary
Mantz, in their recent be-
reavement. May God bless his
soul.
John NJ. Muvrin, V. P.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
Chicago 74q Members
Can Get Back On Beam

CHICAGO = It's been a
long time since Progress
Lodge 749 has been heard
from, and even now writing
these few lines is an unplea-
SAINT task. But it has to be
done because too many of our
members have become too lax
in paying their dues.
According to the bylaws of
our Croatian Fraternal Union
your dues should be paid on
or before the 25th of each
month, and Of course the best
time to pay is at the regular
monthly meeting, which is
held the second Friday every
month.
If you can't possibly at
tend the meeting, you still
have several days to pay
by mail before the 25th.
In fact, Progress has al
ways been even more liberal
in that no drastic action was
ever taken until after a 60
day period.
So you see, your Lodge is
willing and ready to meet you
more than half way, and it
just isn't fair that you abuse
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
Detroit's Nightingale" Chorus Will
Sponsor Concert And Dance Nov. 10Th
internationally Renowned Opera Singer
To Appear On Program AS Guest SOIoist

We are most happy to an
nounce that Mr.. Dragutin
Sostarko, internationally re-
nowned opera singer, will ap-
pear on our program as guest
soloist.
Dragutin Sostarsko h s
performed regularly in his ma
tive country, Yugoslavia,
mostly in Zagreb, but also
gave numerous performances
in other places in the coun-
try.
He is now appearing in
la Traviata" with the
American Opera Co., in
Chicago, Illinois.
Following the concert there
will be a social and dancing
to the music of the popular
Balkan Cavaliers Tamburitza
Orchestra. We extend to ev-
eryone a cordial invitation.
Stephanie Walter, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06

DETROIT - The Croatian
Singing Society Nightingale"
will sponsor a Concert and
Dance on Sunday, November
10, 1857, at the Slovene Ma
tional Home, 17141 John R.
Street.
Our concert program,
composed of our beloved
CrOatian songs which our
people love so much, will
get under way at 800 pm.
The members of "Nightin-
gale" are working diligent-
ly to make this concert the
most successful one ever
presented to the public.
Nightingale" is ever busy
promoting our Croatian songs
and culture and their many
friends and followers can dc
the same by attending such
affairs as the Forthcoming
concert and dance.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
Detroit's "zora" Lodge 351 Members
Look Back On 50 Years Of Ups, Downs
Memorable Depression Of 1905 Proved
That Fraternalism Is Thing Of Splendor
(Continued From Page 81
CONTINUED From Page 81

two Lodges finally straight
ened out all differences and
in May, 1852 united into what
we now know as Fora Lodge
No. 351 CFU.
Humanitarianism, Inc.
Much could be said here a.
bout Lodge 351's past: how
much money it's treasury took
in, how much in assessments
were paid into the national Of
! flee, what the profits were
from various affairs, and so
on.
But these are matters that
every Lodge encounters and
are no more different or un-
usual for Lodge 351 than for
any other Lodge. However,
what stands out as the shin
ing light of our Lodges his
tory is the part it has played
within the Croatian Fraternal
Union from it's very inception.
Records show that, even
in its infancy, when there
was very little money to be
had, Lodge No. 351 proved
itself a beacon in the mat
ter of supporting all who
needed our aid, moral and
| financial, not only in the
homeland but in all parts
of the world.
1t was Lodge 351 that
started fund drives rolling to
help the needy families of
our CFU members, often
showing the way to other
Lodges of the CF'U.
Aid was also collected and
sent to the victims Of floods,
quakes, famines, etc., at home
and abroad. As a matter of
fact, during it's fifty years,
Lodge 351 has contributed to
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
Supreme Board Home Office Proposal
Now In Hands Of Society's Delegates
American and Canadian Delegates Have
Until December 81, 1857, To Cast Votes
(Cont. from Page 81
(Cont. from Page 81

that within the boundaries Of
the city of Pittsburgh it is
not possible to obtain a suit
able building site at a suitable
price.
It is understood that the
Supreme Board will certainly
take care that the place
where the new office building
will eventually be built will
be accessible not only to our
members in Pittsburgh and
vicinity, but also to those who
will come from afar by auto
mobile or public transporta-
ton.
So, the final decision in
the matter rests in the
hands of the delegates of
the CrOatian Fraternal
Union, who represent all of
our membership.
And now, forward to a
new and greater era in the
63-year-old history of our
Society,
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, various humanitarian causes
in the neighborhood Of $10,-
10000.
During the War Bond
drives of World War II, Lodge
351 not only purchased bonds
in it's own name, but through
it's Lodge Secretary was one
,, of the recipients Of a silver
merit certificate from the
United States Government
for the sale of over 100000
worth of U. S. Defense Bonds.
Our members donated blood
to the Red Cross in astound-
ing numbers.
Cradle Of CFU Brass
In the ranks of the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union, Lodge
No. 351 has not Jagged as a
builder Of leaders.
Throughout the history of
Lodge 351, a representative of
Lodge 351 has been on the
various Boards of the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union.
These men were: The
late George Mokrovic, the
late Alois Samer, the late
Thomas Besenic, Milan
Vrevich, Josip Cicic, Milan
kirin, Mato Goretta, julius
Majetic and Steve Lipak.
Today we celebrate Fifty
Years of Growth and Prog
ress" in the confidence that
| the next fifty years will show
more growth, more progress,
and more of the same Spirit
! of Fraternalism which has
made Lodge No. 351 what it
is today-Number 1 not only
in size, but in brotherhood.
Lodge No. 351-We salute
you!
(Conclusion)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06

this matter for two years, and
that it be decided at the Tenth
Convention, which will meet
in September, 1859, in De-
troit, as originally requested
by our Chicago lodges in their
resolution.
Amendments to our
Charter and Constitution
are necessary for the rea-
son that Section 8 of the
Society's Charter provides
that the seat of the Society
be in the City of Pitts
burgh, Allegheny County,
Pennsylvania, which is re-
peated in Section 2 of the
Society's Constitution, as
approved at the last con-
vention.
There is a possibility, upon
approval by the delegates, of
purchasing a building site and
erecting a new building in the
immediate vicinity of Pitts
burgh, by reason of the fact
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
Legal Snaqs Bar Moving Of Home Office To Other State

ment which would allow the
corporation to make it's head
quarters at some location
near Pittsburgh but within
Allegheny County, Pennsyl-
vania, which, Of course, would
be consonant and consistent
with the general principle of
domicile expressed herein.
Can Establish Branches
May I state in conclusion
and 1 respectfully urge and
request that all delegates read
all of the articles which have
been written and to re-read
this article if necessary, so
that each delegate may be
able to vote intelligently on
the basic economic facts and
the reasons that the Supreme
Board has given for such an
advanced step forward.
To our Brothers and Sis
ters in Chicago and vicin-
ty may 1 say that there is
no prohibition at the mo-
ment for the Croatian Fra
ternal Union of America at
some future time to estab-
lish a branch office to serve
the great Midwest; and to
our Farwestern Brothers
and Sisters to establish a
similar branch office with
all Of the attendant glory
and prestige which follows
by reason of such an action.
That however remains for
the future, and it depends
greatly upon the growth
of our Society.
Many questions and many
serious and thoughtful con-
siderations were voted upon
at the last Supreme Board
meeting.
I urge all Of you to read
the decisions over very care
fully. The very life of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union of
America depends upon utiliz-
ing every possible and con-
ceivable advantage that could
be gained to enhance the pre-
stige and honor and dignity
to which we as members of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
of America are entitled.
In conclusion, therefore, ]
respectfully urge each and
all of you to weigh and to de-
eide and to give serious con-
sideration to the efforts of
the Supreme Board of Direc-
tors, who, / am sure, are stri-
wing to build a bigger and bet
ter Croatian Fraternal Union
of America.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
Noted Calumet Leader Passes From CFlJ Scene
Continued from Page ~

SoIlCillucu IIOIH dSc
burgh, Pa, in 1889.
Fraternally he belonged to
our Lodge, the Copper Coun-
try Croatian Club of Calumet,
known as the 4-Cs (CCCC)
Lodge No. 7O3 and the Calu-
met Aerie Of Eagles, 352 of
Calumet. He also was a men,
ber Of the Upper Peninsula
Association of Law Enforce
ment Officers and was Food
and Procurement Officer for
the Civilian Defense.
Devout Church Member
He was a devout member of
st. John the Baptist Croatian
Roman Catholic Church of
Seventh St., Calumet, and a
member of the board of trus-
tees and usher for many
years, always active in the
promotion of ideas to improve
the church property and the
activities and social affairs of
the parish.
He was a member Of the
Holy Name Society of St.
Johns Parish and at the time
of his passing was the First
Vice-President.
He was active in the civic
and cultural activities of this
community, and was one of
the organizers of the Amer
ican-Ju g oslav Educational
League of the Copper Coun-
try which promoted cultural
and educational affairs in this
area, such as the Tamburitza
Concerts, in the area by the
Duquesne University of Pitts
burgh, noted speakers and
dramatic plays.
He was also a member of
the Parents Home and School
Band Club Of the Sacred
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06

least.
I have omitted any possi-
BILE reference to any State
Insurance Department, par
ticularly that of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, as to
any approval or disapproval
that would inevitably follow
such action. In addition there
to, 1 have not discussed at any
great length with you any Of
the legal objections and the
statutory objections that are
present in the Fraternal Ben
eft Code under which we op-
crate in Pennsylvania requir-
ing that the home office must
be located within the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania.
1 would rather leave that
to the general good sense and
practical know-how that our
delegates possess.
Why Allegheny County:
You have been requested
to vote in favor of an amend
ment to the Charter and Con-
stitution of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union of America.
The Supreme Board, as /
indicated to you above, has
acted very cautiously because
it is a we'll settled principle of
law that a corporation has no
other powers than such as are
specifically indicated, or such
as are necessary for the pur-
pose of carrying into effect
the powers expressly granted.
A corporation and an indi-
vidual stand upon a very diff
ferent footing. The latter, ex-
listing for the good Of society
may do all acts, and make all
contracts which are not in the
eye of the law inconsistent
with the great purpose of his
creation.
Whereas, the former, a
corporation, having been
created for \ specific pur-
pose not only can make no
! contract forbidden by It's
charter which is as it were,
the law of It's nature, but In
general can make no con-
tract which is not necessa-
~ either directly or incl
dentally necessary to ena-
BILE it to answer that pur-
pose.
Because of the fact that the
Constitution of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America
states that the headquarters
must be in Pittsburgh, we are
requesting the delegates to
vote in favor of an amend
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
Mail Box Blues
Q USA Postal Inspect

. USA Postal Inspection
Service sleuths arrested BIB
people last year for stealing
from home mail boxes. In
New York City over $3.50 Of
such thefts were done by drug
addicts who needed more $$$
to satisfy their yen for mar
coticA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
Lodge | Nominations
Slated For Nov. 10Th

PITTSBURGH - All men,
bers Of Lodge No. 1 are be-
ing herewith invited to the
meeting to be held on Novem-
ber 10, 1857, at the Lodge
Hall located at 1916 E. Ohio
Street, N. S. Pittsburgh.
This meeting is of great
Importance to all members of
the Lodge due to the fact that
we are going to have nomina-
tions of officers of the Lodge
for the year 1858.
Besides this, there are some
other important items on the
agenda which have to be dis
cussed at this meeting.
Every member should be
interested in the progress of
his Lodge, therefore, it would
seem necessary that we all
come to hear the financial
report for the past three
months.
Also, every member Is
herewith reminded to bring
his dues up to date, and
Herewith prevent a lot of
unnecessary work to our fl
nancial secretary.
Being that this meeting
will include more items than
usual, we will begin at 100
pm.
Cornelia Pichler, Rec.
P. S. - We were asked to
remind you that Immediately
following the Lodge meeting,
the meeting of the Croatian
Societies Hall Association will
follow. They will also conduct
nominations of officers for
1858. 49,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
Younger Members on West Coast Show
Great Interest In Society's Problems
San Francisco Dinner-COnference Proves
That CFU Is PowerhOuse In California

had been well fed, bro. Glavas
called for order and very ably
outlined the purpose for the
gathering.
AS he continued his COM
ments we made mental obser-
vations of the crowd in at
tendance. The outstanding
characteristic was it's youth
full appearance. Oh there were
the older fraternal stalwarts
but the gratifying aspect was
the preponderance of young
people.
The Society certainly is
well fixed" in this sector of
it's vast jurisdiction with fra
ternal zealots who will be on
the scene for many decades.
We frankly were pleasantly
surprised to see this entire
group operating under the
Craftsmanship of such a young
person as bro. Glavas. He
truly personifies the vigor
and vitality of the organiza-
ton.
Far, Far Into Night
He introduced the writer
first and asked that we give
the assemblage some point
ers" on making our Junior
Nests even more active and
conscious of their role.
This we did by citing exam
pies of what some of our out
standing units were success
fully doing. We pointed out
too the fact that this very
meeting was the brainchild of
the Central Committee - the
grass roots-and speaks well
| for the Society for it is ample
evidence of fervent fraternal-
ism in the field.
Bro. Badovinac then gave
a very detailed and con-
yincing treatise on the sub
iect of Field Men. His
long experience in fraterna-
lism's leading circles was
evident in the presentation
of his arguments. We in
turn gave our reasons why
we thought the step still
unnecessary.
| Our pro and con coverage
of the subject elected a most
lively and interesting discus.
sion from the floor. Almost
every one had something te
say and bro. Glavas conducted
a masterful and most benefi'
cial debate.
Everyone was so enthusec
and sincerely interested that
it was close to 1 o'clock in the
morning before we realized it
Some of those in attendance
had to travel a hundred miles
back to their homes, so we
had to terminate the confer
ence.
We bid a fond farewell to z
truly great circle of frater
nalists. Our departure was
. sweetened with a conviction
that this sector Of our fra
ternal empire was indeed {
. bastion of strength and vigor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
McKees Rocks Typical
Stronghold Of Society

MChEES hOChC, d. -
We pass along Roxian vital
statistics that are of interest
even beyond this community.
Linda Marie Fry, a two
year old tot, passed away
October 7th from what doc
tors termed natural illness.
Lidna Marie was a member
of Nest "a, her mother Mary
Fry Corsaro is a member of
the Spirits Lodge. The de-
ceased was the granddaugh-
ter of Mickey Hamalak, the
trophy supplier.
A week later, October
14th, Mrs. Frances Abra-
novich, nee Pirschl, died in
her 73rd year. Like many
of the Roxian elders, she
was born in Brod MOravice,
GOrslxi kOtar, Croatia, and
had made Mckees Rocks
her home the past half
century.
Widowed thirty five years
ago when her husband Nick
Abranovich, Sr. passed away,
she raised the four children
to a point where they attained
prominence, a credit to them
selves and great pride to her.
The late Mrs. A5ranovich
was a member of Lodge 125.
We remember the Abranovich
residence as the site where
radio "hams" met and be-
tween social meetings such as
these small talk resolved it
self into the organizing of the
Spirits ESL 143.
We like to pay this respect
in as much as we have OBJ
served it. Our lodge sympa-
thies go to the bereaved sons,
Nicholas and Joseph, and the
daughters, Mrs. Franc e S
Cuthbert and Mrs. Emma
TRULY, and relatives in Nc
Kees Rocks and Cleveland,
Ohio.
Counterbalancing these mi
muses., we are able to report
the birth of a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Giebel. The mother
is the former Mary Ozanich.
Junior Giebels cramps is the
we'll known George Ozanich,
long time S.N.P.J. secretary
and a good fraternalist too
in the C.F.U.
Still another and a son,
too, was a grandson of MIR.
and Mrs. John Peru born
October 2nd to Elaine Peru
Palahunich. The father of
young George John Pala-
hunich was the well known
George Palahunich of the
Western Maryland football
team.
Now in the armed forces,
the Palahunichs make their
home in North Carolina. Our
lodge secretary, Mrs. Cathe-
rine Peru, has thus become
grandmother and enrolling
Junior Palahunich could de-
finitely become the fourth
generation of C.F.U. member.
ship.
We are mindful too that
another lodge secretary, Mrs
Catherine Karlic, nee Krulac,
is a grandmother. for the
second time. How fleeting
time has been since 1923
when the Spirits Lodge was
organized.
Would we be any younger
if we hadn't joined? Hardly.
At least such news wouldn't
find readers.
Frank BraidiC