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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

NINTH RAcE-Purse. S3,e50; claim
ing; .4-year-olds and up: ] i miles
Galcir lRicha rdsOnD $40 90 $50
Danny Boy 2nd (Carstens) zee 300
Orienne (Robiehauxl 800
Androb, Scarlet Leaf. slammin'
Harp. Hasty Dream, Sea Trial. Time,
:469s.
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CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES

..icePglshtl 1855. b. Trlsnsis Publications Ine)
mls olt so1. ~ sl1mins S,sssr,ees
Mlnns.a q n wstklna en- e. D 6y Mfs Trouble hanta.
$50 tims iiss ssessry and sos SOU SOW ''00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
Delaware Can
ToSharpsburg;
Tick Took I'd
ny JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor


Sharpsburg. a horse that calu-
met Farm pruned from rs
stable as second rater last fall.
outfought Tick Took IN a mud
Singing stretch battle for a
head victory In the first running
OF the s24.750 Diamond State
Handicap at rain-drenched Del
aware Park this afternoon.
Apparently collared twice by
Howell Z. Jackson's Tick Took,
Sharpsburg. who has fully re-
covered from broken bones in
both forefeet. refused to give
up. He responded 10 Jockey
Nick Shuk's powerful urging
and thrust his head past Tick
Took in the final strides.
Mrs. Irving Gushen's Star
Rover. the pacesetter. finished
a weary third. five lengths be-
hind the first two.
Gives Tick Took Weight
Sharpsburg. loaded with l24
pounds against Tick Tock's li8.
was loudly applauded by a
majority in the crowd of 90. $50.
who sent the Roy E. Faircloth-
owned horse of the 3-to-2 ia
vorite. Sharpsburg returned
SIS, $3.50 and $2.4O.
Tick Took, who finished
ahead Of Gallant Man in the
Carter Handicap when he ran
second to Bold Ruler, paid SO
and $3.50. Star Rover returned
SIS to show.
Sharpsburg ran the mile and
a sixteenth in 1:45b. credit
able time in view of the oloppy
condition Of the track. Two
scratches In the race-Ben Lo-
mond and Ambehaving - re-
duced the original field to eight
starters.
The race Itself was a three
horse contest. and that was re-
duced to two when Star Rover
shortened stride at the top of
the stretch. Tick Took was
given a clever ride by Willie
Lester.
Tick Took Saves Ground
Tick Took had the rail all
the way, saving yards Of ground,
and when Star Rover swung
wide as they reached the home
lane it appeared the Jackson
owned 5-year-old gelding would
draw of. But Sharpsburg dug
into his task and the pair bat
tied through the water and
mud to the wire.
A credit to the doctoring and
training of Warren (Jimmy)
Croll, Sharpsburg won his
eighth race in 10 starts for
Faircloth, who bought the s.
year-old son of Alibhai in a
package deal from Calumet
last fall. Faircloth is an auto
dealer in johnson City. Tenn. |
and was present to cheer his
pride home.
1t was Sharpsburg's third
stakes triumph this year and
he picked up a winners share
OF $l7.325 today. The only
blots on his record for Fair
cloth are a nose loss to One
Eyed King in the Lincoln
Special in April, and a fifth to
Oligarchy in the Camden
Handicap at Garden State last
For Calumet. Sharps-
ourg was only fair allowance |
performer.
Owner Faircloth announced /
after the race that Sharpsburg
would make his next start in
the Suburban Handicap at New .
York.
BesOmer Disqualified
Causing an uproar an hour
before the feature, was the un-
expected disqualification of Be-
Somer, a l-to-2 shot, with
$63,763 riding on his nose.
Jockey John r. Adams, who
finished second, beaten a neck
with Mince Pie, claimed foul
against BeSomer and Shuk, and
the stewards took the numbers
down after viewing films of the
race.
The heavy betting to show
created the largest minus pool
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Monmouth Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse,. $1,000; claim
ing. 3-year-olds. . furlongs.
Proud Rrrard (H'taekD 40 $50
Red River Valley (K'te) $50
Bold Chile. Starward Bound. Miss
Tuscany, Fin Teasef, Way Deep, Mas
tercraft. oiRoleen. Roz's Gold. Time,
1898.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $500:
SlnEing Bridge (K'tel 1880 $40 eco
Staroeative tHeekmannl $50 GOO
Chuck Webb (Hettingerl 1910
Sunny Dream. Steve Browder, Toy
knight, In Victory, En- Queue, Diamond
Needle. Time. l:l43s.
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50 %gtu; Hsid NINE PE 3 $40
Handle-Sse5,533.
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CHARLES TOWN ENTRIES.

SIXTH RAcE-PurSe, $500. e.
fear-oldS and up: starter allowance:
Charles TnWn course
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T " S %qgss Ps,a00LoeysT TIMH sec $40
Handle-SieO2i3. Total handle-Si,bs394s. Attend
anee-20.6SO.
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT DELAWARE PARK

Mondays Selections Made for Past Track
Post Time 200 PM
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Suffolk Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ms: 3-year-olds: / mile
Dispend (DerOlnl $50 4 90 SEQ
French Play (Hdleyl $50 2.SO
Waylayer Fisher 1900
AIMS Pet. Flyway Flyer, Featurette.
Renowned Trick, Noble Broom. Golden
Dagger sSco, Maksti inc Time i:43. ooo.
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: l mile
20 yards.
EasV Sir (CruIl HOO $40 20
Illiana Baird II 90 7.2O
Land Lash (F'banks) 42O
Cassla, Sailor Lad. Carols Beans.
Dive, Lscript. Plaster, Hot Walker,
Grecian Fable. Zed Time, i:47B.
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; allowance: 3-year-olds:
q seoq Tor All but psaek
\ crIsmers b. {, y, By
w Asehlsr. valuss--
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Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ms. 4-year-olds and up. about 4l1
turlongS.
Chance Jim (Kirkl $40 $50 1864
Deep River (TeagueD $50 500
TTOye iSistOl 1.6O
Byanip, Broom Party, Mr.. T., Mr..
7 s., One Tear, Miss Zenith, Painted
Lady. Time. U:5l.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; about
q furlongs
Dover Coast tR'ynldsl $50 6.2O 40
Wolf Trap PARA 1920 800
Hillside Miss tPalumbO) GEO
Lyins Admiral. Boychik Halcyon
Chance. Sir Adrian, Luck Piece. Turn
stone, Bonny's Choice. Time, 1:299s
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y 90 MAD bAScfR u 90 SEQ SosfoAY 500 S'O
nd up tnrlones Post .a0i off ei35 start far Won
I,sEsal. arAlnsr. camae Values -sioss, $500.
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FiFTH RACE = Purse $500
b,, ME; fes o.. I'll ", OF sly Z
900, - 900, ssooi sssQ ri
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| FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000, T.
year-oldS and up; claiming: about 4ia

FIFTH RACE-PurSe, l.2OO: A.
year-olds and up: claiming: about :
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MONDAYS Program
naaN Tina - pm

FIRST RACE-PurSe 81 900: 4
year-olds and up; claiminE. about 4la
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EIGHTH RAcE-Purse $4,000 S-year-od fiiies; allow
anes turlonss Post $50; OF 5;S9 start good; won
Nhmn. 300. Non0 Ilme. IA
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FOURTH RAcE-Pu. $500; sIowsne.; sy.srod; tuons.

Drops into winning spot =
ShoTp now; likes track
Narrowly bsoten when Ath
Strong contender .
Needed last; top roes due
FoSi from cote; might Lost
Won soSily Of mile, 50, 500
Capable OF vpssttins
Speedy not oVsTmoiehsd 80
Ovirvn al Garden Stots -
Probably needs o roes -
Surprise third for $500 -
looks like q iroilsr -------
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Tvo-dollar mutues paid : pAMocLEs $3.50. SIS 90.
HQudle-SlTg,o4o
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. TssO-dSsT @YI Ss psdsuRE PROOF
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
Mrs. Mary kobza Is
VANGUARD Secretary

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. - We
wish to remind the members
of CFU Lodge 807 that Mrs.
Mary Kobza, 1908 South 34th
St., has assumed the duties
of Secretary since the resig-
nation of Anne Tschanz.
If you haven't paid your
dues, now would be a good
time to do so before you
60 on vacation.
Maybe it's too early to
mention picnics, but that time
is nearing and Vanguard
Lodge is participating in the
joint CFU Picnic which will
be held on Sunday, June 8,
at the Croatian Park, So.
10th and Hy. 100.
Gabby Vanguard
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
Akron Croatian Club
Planning Gala Salute
To Mothers On Nav II

AKRON, Ohio - On Sun
day, May II, the Croatiar
American Club, 798 Grant
Street. will commemorate
Mothers Day with a very fine
program and dance.
Our newly organized Gro
atian English Dramatic Club
will enact two comedy plays
entitled "suster Majstor' and
"The Bathroom Door,.
The afternoons pro-
gram will commence at 3
p.m., and our own young
sters will also delight one
and all with their talented
performances.
A little something will be
given to all mothers in atten-
dance and there will be spe-
cial gifts for the oldest and
the youngest mother.
Dancing to the music OF
Eddie Blachainic and his Or
chestra will begin at Z pm.
There will be no admission
charge and the public is in
vited to attend.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
Clarion 248 TO
Cite Vets June 1st

CLARION, Pa. - This is
an advance notice to all CFU
Lodges and other organiza-
tions in the area that CFU
Lodge 248 will celebrate it's
55th Anniversary and honor
four of it's 5O-Year members
on Sunday, June 1.
The festivities will be in
form of a Banquet and
Program at the Croatian
Home, Maple Avenue, be-
ginning at 600 pm.
Tickets for the banquet are
being sold at $500 for adults
and S1.00 for children.
We ask all neighborine
lodges and organizations to
kindly refrain from schedul.
ing an event for June 1 and
join us in celebrating instead
Ivan Pexo, Pres.
Jovo Radujkovich, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
Milwaukee Area Units
Start Selling Tickets
For Annual Joint Fete

MILWAUKEE, - The CF'U
Lodges Of Milwaukee and
West Allis will again, for the
10th year, sponsor their joint
picnic on June 8.
This years event will be
held at the new Croatian Cen.
trail Com mi ittee Picnic
Grounds, 91OO So. 18th St.
Advance tickets for this
affair have been given to
each sponsoring lodge.
These will be sold at $.35
each and the money made
by the advance sale will 70
into the individual treasu-
ries.
Tickets may be obtained at
the lodge meetings or by
calling the following Secre.
taries:
Lodge 255, Joseph Wod-
warka, HU 3-7368; Lodge
261, Andrew Zivich. BR. 6.
0952; Lodge 391, Mark Ko'
mes, SIP 4-6105; Lodge 1872,
Steve lilies, HO 1-249O; Lodge
731, Mary Seidler, EV 4-1249;
and Lodge 807, Mary Kobza,
IOR 2-3525.
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| Heart Attack Fatal
TO Albert Biscan Of
Benwood's Lodge JAS

| BENWOOD, w. Va. - |
is with deep regret that W.
announce the death of one o.
our young and active mem
bers, brother Albert Biscan
Brother Biscan was a mem.
Der Of our Lodge 745 for the
past sixteen years.
He died suddenly at 500
am. at the Ohio Valley Cen
eral Hospital March 5th. He
had worked the previous eve.
ming, suffered a heart at.
tack after returning home
and died shortly thereafter.
Born in Benwood, April
13, 1924, he was a son of
Mrs. Rose kitzberger Bis
can and the late John Bis
can.
He was an employe of the
Benwood plant of the Wheel.
ing Steel Corp, and was a
member of St. Johns Church
and the Holy Name Society
of that church. He had lived
his entire life in Benwood
and was a graduate Of Union
High School.
He was married In Bridge
port in 1913 to Ruth Lesnick
Biscan, who survives, along
with two daughters, Maxine
and Marlene, both at home
his mother; two brothers,
Robert FLAX of Benwood
and John Biscan of Bethle.
hem; four sisters, Mrs. A
dolph Bartolovic of Allen
dale, Mrs. T. K. Ferguson of
Mahoningtown, Pa, M s s
Frances and Miss Rosella,
both of Benwood.
A High Mass of Requi-
EN- was sung at 9 am.
Saturday, March 8th, in St.
Johns Church, Benwood.
Interment was in Mt. CAL
vary Cemetery.
To his family we extend
our deepest sympathy and
May He Rest in Peace.
Anna Kostolich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
Johnstown Members To Honor Mothers
On Occasion Of b4th Lodge Milestone
Att Joseph Matan, Washington, Slated
To Be Speaker of Day During Festivities
CONTINUED From Page y

Washington, D. c. -
Att. Generals Aide
Upon graduation Mr.. Ma
tan practiced law in Johns
town from 1894 until 1885,
when he moved to Baltimore,
Maryland.
At the end of 1886 he
moved to Washington, where
he joined the Department of
Justice as a Special Assistant
to the Attorney General, Cri-
minal Division.
He was engaged in trial
work and preparation of
cases in the US. Supreme
Court until 1916, when he
joined the law firm of Tu-
multy and Tumulty, with
whom he Is affiliated at
present.
During World War II, Mr.
Matan was on active duty as
a Naval officer for approx.
mately three years. For the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
Dukane Tams In
Youngstown, Ohio
On Sunday, May II
Lodge 66 Will
Play Mine Host
To Tams, Friends

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
"St. George" CF'U Lodge 66
will stage a Concert and
Dance featuring the ever
popular Duquesne University
Tamburitzans on Sunday,
May II.
The concert program will
take place at the Mural
Auditorium, 225 w. Board
man st., beginning at $3.50
p.m., and afterwards all
will proceed to the Croa-
tan Home, 1912 w. FEEDER
al St., where dancing will
continue on into the eve
ming.
Hot, barbecued lamb and
all the other usual refresh
ments will be available at the
Croatian Home for the conve-
nience Of all.
Tickets for the Concert are
$3.50 and SIS for the Dance
They may be purchased from
any lodge officers, at the au-
ditorium door the day of the
concert, and at the following
establishments:
Belvedere Cafe, 1916
Belmont Ave., Youngs-
town; Srnec Market, JEFF
fersOn ST.; Franks Tavern,
Marshal Road, Mcdonald;
Nick's Tavern, S. Spring,
Road; Sinkwich Grill, 81 n.
Meridian; Croatian Home,
1912 w. Federal ST.; and
! Blue Skyway, Mahoning
Ave-, Warren. ,no " =
CFTy members and friends
of Youngstown and the sur.
rounding area are invited to
join us for both the program
and dance. aer=s >5iE7r
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wi|merding In
Mons Day Feast
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the Lodge or the members
of the Mothers Club.
We would urge all interes.
ted not to wait until the last
minute to reserve a spot at
the festive board, for dinner
preparations cannot be left
until the last minute and still
do justice to those who pur-
chased their tickets in ad-
vance.
Please cooperate today!
Welcome All Friends
This Mothers Day Dinner
Dance is not limited to men,
bers of Lodge AZ.
On the contrary, we ara
hopeful of seeing many
district GU members and
friends in attendance - II
not at the dinner, then at
the dance.
There will be room for all
who want to drop in on us
in the Spirit of Fraternalism,
to sit down with their fellow
CFU members and enoy
themselves as they pay their
respects to the most wonder.
full institution on earth -
Mother.
! Stephen Mahjeyich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
|Cokeburg Folks
In Bow To Mons
Editors Slated
To Wax Eloquent
fCnntinued From Pare ~

CONTINUED From Page -
Mothers Day Celebration
and the debut of our K0lO
Group.
We will also be highly hon
ored by the presence of US.
Congressman T h o m a S E.
Morgan, State Senator Will
am J. Lane, and County Con-
.troller bro. Peter Elish, the
latter a member of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
Ready For Big Crowd
After the concert all will
have the opportunity to par
take Of some delicious barbe-
cued lamb, roast pork, and
other solid and liquid refresh
ments which will be on sale
throughout the day.
We invite all our CFU
members and many friends
of the area to give Mother
= treat by bringing her to
our celebration.
You will find the enter
tainment superb, the atmos-
phere friendly, and the re-
freshments the fastest ever.
Bernard NJ. Luketich, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
Toronto Secretary, Nest Manager In
Move To Safeguard Daughter's Future
Michael Mijatovich Among Campaigners
Who Work Around Clock For Organization
CONTINUED from p. y

Lodge 975 and the man.
ager of Nest 631.
His recruiting abilities have
kept him in the campaign
limelight these many years.
He possesses that primary
requisite of good salesman
ship-firm conviction in the
product he is selling. :.
Practicing what he preach
es he was not content in hav-
ing just a Term and a $1,000
20 Year Endowment certifi-
cate on his daughter, Kathe.
rine, so he now took an ad-
ditional $4,000 of the same
type, and on the Single Pre-
MUM plan.
Deal OF First Water
For that $4,000 certificate
he sent us a check in the a.
mount of S1785.74 (the lump
sum payment at age 8 for
such a contract). Now here
are the most attractive as
poets of this deal.
First of all bro. Mijato-
vich's campaign score re-
ceives a healthy fillip be-
cause he gets an even so
points for this application
GO points per each $1,000
on the Single Premium
plan).
Let us take an analytical
look at the fabulous maturity
options: First Of all we know
that after 20 years this certi-
ficate will be worth exactly
$4,000.
In that period the Society
will have paid 19 dividends
lat So per $1,000 or exactly
S171, which will have reduced
the original outlay of $685.
"a to just $1614.74.
Thus, If the member with
draws her $4,000 the net pro-
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tive in CFU sports and all
other activities.
Janice is a very good kolo
dancer and is a member of
the local kolo group.
The winner of the con-
test will be crowned at the
9Th Annual Mothers Day
Celebration which will be
sponsored by the Milwau-
kee-West Allis CFU Moth
ers Club on Saturday, May
10, at Wawel Hall.
A comedy play will be per-
formed and there will be dan
cling to the tunes of Charles
Elias and his tamburitzans.
Everyone is welcome to
attend.
Mitzie knaflic, Pres.
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last 1S months Of his service
he was officer in charge of
Naval forces at Curaco, N.
w. I.
President of C.Y.O.
In Washington, Mr.. Matan
is active in civic affairs and
is President of the Catholic
Youth Organization, com
prised of over $4,000 boys
and girls who participate in a
we'll rounded program Of ac-
tivities.
Mr.. Matan Is also Vice
President Of the Universal
Electric and Manufactur-
ing Co., Johnstown.
Many out of town guests
are expected on this occasion
and an invitation has been ex-
tended to all neighboring
lodges.
|
Nicholas Mihelic
General Chairman
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tit will be $13S5.26.
Her Future Assured
Oh, but there are two much
better choices: Option num-
Der I will give her a fully paid
Iup certificate for $4,000 plus
$1988.88 in cash. And, let's
remember, the total return
will be S4988.s8 $4,000 paid
up certificate and $19s8.Ss
CASH. ...
But even that is not a cor.
rect picture, for there is still
janother very attractive re.
fund in the form of annual di.
vidends on the paid-up certifi.
cate which will amount to sc
per year. ...
Then, finally there is
Option III under which the
member may elect to with
draw no cash at maturity
of the certificate but re-
ceive instead a fully paid
up life insurance contract
in the unbelievable amount
of S8,9O4.OO. And let us re-
member again that this ul-
innate coverage cost but
$1614.74.
Here again this last figure
isn't correct because the
member will get annual divi-
dends on this final certificate
amounting to 81 per each
thousand or close to $18 per
year.
It is obvious here that the
original net outlay of $1614.-
"a will be further substan-
TALLY reduced.
Where but in the CFU can
anyone find such bargains?
Yes, verify, only our great
House of Brotherhood gives
you the MOST in insurance
and the BEST in fraternal-
ism!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
| Janice Puskarich Is
Awaiting Outcome Of
Mothers Day Contest

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. - Lit
tie Janice Puskarich, a mem
Der of CFU Nest $50, is run
ming for Queen in the young
er group.
She is the daughter of Ann
and Charles Puskarich, mem.
bers of the Croatian Frater.
nal Union, who are very &C.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
Honorary Lifetime Member Suggests A
Painless Way To Aid Scholarship Fund
Lodges, Members, Influential Friends
Urged To Join In Operation Education
Continued From P. y

eral contributions have ar
rived at the Home Office to
start the drive on its way and
many others are expected in
future mails.
Also welcome are any sug-
gestions our fellow members
may care to make in order
that this Campaign can come
to help many more member
students here in the United
States and Canada.
:.
Wonderful Suggestion
A splendid suggestion was
made during the recent Chi
cago Training School classes
regarding ways and means
of "fattening' the Society's
Scholarship Fund.
1t came from Mato De-
peder, 83-year-old Lifetime
Honorary Member Of the
CrOatian Fraternal Union,
who suggested that each
member voluntarily contri-
butte the small sum Of 50
cents to the drive now un-
der way when coming into
their annual Home Office
Dividends.
On this basis alone the
Scholarship Fund would be
enriched by some $4,000 an
nually. or better than eight
(8) times the amount -
$4,000 = now available for
scholarship purposes. Verify,
bro. Depeder has something
here worthy Of thought.
Every Bit Welcomed
Those who have any know
ledge whatsoever of the cost
Of a college education know
that a 5000 scholarship grant
is but a drop in the proven
bal bucket.
Suggested as a nominal
grant is $500. But this cannot
be under the Society's present
system governing such an.
nual awards and the sugges.
ton will remain just that un
til our Scholarship Fund car
be bettered through volun'
tary contributions.
Hence our appeal to all
Lodges, all individual men,
bers, all people Of means,
to Join in this educational
crusade. No matter what
their contribution -- large
or small - every bit will
help pave the way for
greater scholarship grants
in the future.
Please make your contri-
buttons payable to the Gro
atian Fraternal Union" and
mail them to the Home Office
at 3441 Forbes St, Pittsburgh
13, Pennsylvania.
Every single contribution
! will be acknowledged in the
Zajednicar.
Martin Krasich, Chair.
Stephen F. Brkich, Sec'y.
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07
Eureka Members viii
Meet Again On. May 18

EUREKA, Calf. "St.
Helena CFU Lodge f249 will
hold its next regular meeting
on Sunday, May 18, at KIP.
Hall, 615-4th st. beginning
at 400 pm