ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-13

1t unanimously agreed that the Board be taken
of the sites in question during the afternoon of
Oct. 1, 1857.
The Board next turned it's attention to the various Re-
ports already submitted by officials stationed the Home
Office
Supreme Vice President Milan Vranes moved and Board
Member John R. Mkan seconded that the Report of Croa
tian Editor of the Zaednar Philip Vukech be accepted
as rendered Unanimously agreed
Board Secretary Sylvia Nksic moved and Board Mem
Der Nkoa Borch seconded that the Report of English Ed
tor of the Zaednicar Stephen F. Brch be accepted Again.
unanimously agreed.
Report of Medical Director Dr. F. j. Arch likewise
adopted by unanimous vote following the motion
Secretary Joseph Bella and the second thereto bv
Board Member Julius Majetic.
seconded that Legal Counsellor Edward Sorrows
Report be adopted rendered Unanimously agreed
Finally bro. Borch moved and Board Member John J.
Verbos seconded that Sports Educational Director Frank
Braidic's Report be adopted as read Agreed.
Supreme Secretary bro Bella next several
mendatons contained in the Report of Chldrens Home
Board Secretary Frank Krasch.
One of these pertaned to debts of long standing on
the books of the Home debts which the Home Board felt
should be removed from the books uncolectable.
The Supreme President then acquainted the Board with
the nature of these debts which amounted to S1521O
and explained why after all these felt that
there little hope of collecting any part of them
Following roundtable discussion of the matter, bro
Vanes moved and bro Bella seconded that this debt of
S1521047 be wiped off the books of the Home. 1t
unanimously agreed to do
Bro Mandch then moved that in view of the fact that
the books of the Home show $4,000 set aside for proba
National Fund of the Croaan Fraterna Union to account
for removing from the Home books of the $152104 in
long outstanding debts Bro Hnich seconded the motion
sentng vote.
The Home Boards next recommendation pertained to
the purchase of new Station Wagon for use by the nstu
After noting that Homes present Station Wagon
five years old and that the repair bills mounting with
it's usage bro Maetc Borch seconded that
the Home Board be empowered to purchase new vehicle
Unanimously agreed.
Bro. Borich next moved, bro. Majetc secondng that
Home supt Nick D. Sarchs Report to this Board be
cepted as rendered. Agreed.
Shop Manager Michael Bozic then appeared before
the Board to give oral report the progress of this facet
of the Croatan Fraternal Union.
Bro Bozc told the Board that the Print Shops most
pressing problem the moment the cost involved in
publishing the Official Organ He appealed for increase
To point up the of the problem, bro. Bozic
the Board that it 5O15O back in 1851 to pub
ish issue of the zaedncar This led in 1852 to the
Boards approval of additional $50 to help meet rising
and the approval of another SIS four years later
1856 to the financial burden This accounted for
total of S125 appropriated for the purpose from 1851 to
However the Print Shop Manager pointed out
eras etc. had scared correspondngy to 5000
during that period of time make necessary to ask
for additional 1OO per issue to publish the Official Organ
Virtually every member of the Board participated in
this discussion before Supreme Treasurer bro Krah moved
and bro Hnich seconded that this of S1O0
issue be adotped and made effective of Oct l. 1857
Unanimously agreed.
Bro ovcarch next moved bro verbos seconding, that
the Print Shop Managers Report be adopted rendered
Agreed.
Bro kan followed with motion, bro Majetic second
ing that the Campaign Committees Report read by bro
Brkch be approved. Unanimously agreed.
The next Order of Business Communications and
Resolutions.
Supreme Secretary bro Bella read the decision received
only this morning at the Home Office of the High Trial
in the of suspended Chdrens Home Board Mem
ber Joseph Saban
Ruling in the case the High Trial Board fit in
derng it's decision to reprmand bro Saban in the minutes
for having signed his to resolution of October 1856
which derogatory to the Croaan Fraerna Union and
it's official and then renstate him to his position
member of the Chldrens Home Board.
Since the question of bro Saban had occupied the atten
ton of the Supreme Board during most of it's afternoon
of Monday Sept 60 1857 the High Trial Boards de-
cision acknowledged as rendered.
Following short discussion, bro Krasch moved that
whereas decision made Sept &c. 1857 in the of
bro Saban that further action necessary at this time
in the matter Bro Boch seconded the motion and it
adopted unanimously.
The Supreme Secretary next brought out appeal
pertaining to Museum of Emigration in Zagreb Croatia,
Yugoslava.
Inasmuch bro Hinch and sister Nksic visited "a
greb this past the Board asked that they speak out
on this project in the Capital City of Croatia.
Bro. Hnich explained that the people behind the Mu-
of Emigration in Zagreb the "Matca organization,
trying to compile all sorts of records DATUM etc. per-
tanning to Croats all the world for the efcaton of
their brethren in Croatia and that they have already heard
along the line from people in such faraway lands as
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