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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-19

nal costumes and there will
be plenty of refreshments
to please young and old
alike.
Tickets for this affair may
be purchased from members
or at the door.
Mitzie Knaflic, Pres.
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tant purpose. You probably
know that the Croatian Fra
ternal Union is conducting a
big campaign for new men,
bers and knowing that many
Of our people who should be,
but are not yet, members of
this great fraternal, I deci-
ded to enter the campaign
and try to bring as many as
I possibly can into our fold
where they will be safe and
protected against the uncer-
tainties of this life. You have
a family to protect and since
your children are all small
you, no doubt, often think
what would happen to them
in case you are suddenly ta-
ken away from them. How a.
bout taking more insurance
in the CFU?"
John: "WelI, to tell the
truth, l have been turning
this matter over in my
mind now and then. The
other day al agent came
here and told me he can
give me a policy that will
insure the whole family in
one package. Since then l
have been seriously consid-
ering taking this policy,
which 1 don't suppose you
could sell me-"
L.. B..
Campaigner: John, you
need go no further. The CFU
adopted this form of insur-
ance a few months ago and
I am prepared to give you all
the information necessary.
am sure that after you have
learned everything you will
sign with U.s."
How About Children:
John: ITO be frank I would
rather sign with the CF'U
than with some other outfit,
if I can get what will best fit
my pocket book and give the
most protection. So, here is
the way we are: I am 35, my
wife is 81, and my children
are age 10 months to 9 years,
2 boys and 2 girls. All are in
good health. How much in
surance can I get and at what
cost ?"
\
Answer: "We can give you
either one unit, which is
$5, 100000 on your life and
81, 100000 each on your wife
and children, or two units,
which is double these a.
mounts. Your certificate will
be a permanent form, ordina-
ry life endowment at IS, while
your wife will be insured un-
til you reach the age of 65
and your children to age Is.
For all this you will pay
1928 monthly for one unit
(Family Plan p. 1O)
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parents, MIR. anu Mrs. Geo.
Grgesich, are ever SO
thankful to every one of
their CrOatian friends and
relatives who have cOntri-
buted toward Jeanny's life
long happy memory of this
day.
Jeanny and all the members
Of her family are affiliated
with NADIA" CFU Lodge 255.
Mrs. A. Ele, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-19
Boris J. Mandich
Pens CFu History

Ss ~ s~
First To Possess
Family Plan Cert.
Continued From Page y
paying monthly dues of
$8.17 on his $4,000 regular
Endowment at Age IS pro-
lection.
He was also paying extra
for his wife's 1000 Certifi-
cate and the 1000 Endow-
ment and Term Certificates
made out in the names of each
of his 4 sons and daughters.
Truly a load to carry in
surance-wise, but one well
worth any sacrifice.
Less Than $500 More
Interesting to repeat is that
bro. Mandich was paying
dues in the amount of $8.17
monthly during the time he
was the possessor Of the reg
ular $1,000 at Age IS Endow-
ment Certificate.
And this on a Certificate
under which he, and he alone,
was insured.
Now he will be paying
S1O.O5 per month on his
$1,000 Family Plan Certifi-
cate, or just $1.88 more
than he was paying on his
now converted regular
$1,000 Endowment at Age
IS. ..
But what that extra $1.88
bought is the real heart of
this new form of protection.
1t brought under one Certi-
ficate, each with a stipulated
amount of insurance, the en-
tire family of bro. Mandich.
Loaded With Benefits
We will not go into the ma
ny benefits which are con.
tanned in bro. Mandich's his
tory-making Family Plan Ger
tificate No. 0-2884. -.
The waiver, dividend, con.
version, disability, double in
dempity, and many other an
giles of this American insur
ance best seller are so numer
GUS that we cannot do justice
To them in one article,
These have already been
explained in both Sections
of the Zajednicar by Su-
preme Secretary bro. Jo-
seph Bella and, later, Mr..
Robert e. Bruce, the Con-
sulting Actuary of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
No doubt many more expla'
nations along the line will fol-
low in due time.
Not Dropping Others
In conclusion, we would say
that all members of the Su'
preme Presidents family are
/ affiliated with the Sodety's
Bessemer, Pa, Lodge or Jun
ior Order Nest.
We are also pleased to
reveal that young bro.
Mandich will continue to
keep the present Certifi-
Gates of his wife and four
children in force.
He has no intentions o1
dropping any of this protec'
tion simply because his new
$4,000 Family Plan Certifi'
cate will serve. as an umbrel'
la for his family as a whole.
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years and has gained popu->
larity and great momentum
during the last few years.
Why did the Croatian
Frater1lal Union see fit to
adopt this plan, on which
only one member Of the
family = the payor - car
ries permanent insurance,
while the rest of the group
is insured on term insur-
ance only?
Frankly, we would rather
see each member of the fam
lily take out separate perma-
nent certificates on one or the
other form we have to offer,
which would mean more ac-
tive members on the roster
and less risk for the organi-
zation. ..
Meeting Competition
But we know that insur-
ance agents are invading the
homes of the people, offering
them this form of protection
and, judging from the reports
of various companies, are SELL
ing these policies in ever
greater number.
So, in order to be able to
compete with them and to
attract such prospective
members to us instead of
forfeiting them to other
companies, we thought it
advisable to do the same
and adopt the Family Plan
of Insurance and thus save
these prOspectives for us.
We can now say: IF you
are contemplating on taking
out a family group plan,
there is no need for you to go
elsewhere. We can now give
you the same protection that
the insurance companies can,
and that at a lower cost, be-
cause we are a non-profit or
ganization, while they must
make profit for their stock
holders and thus charge you
more for the same service"
So, Now We Have It!
Just how attractive is the
CFU Family Plan of Insur-
ance and what features does
it have that other forms do
not? Let us take a concrete
case and build the questions
and answers around it, 80 as
to give a better picture of all
it has to offer.
John Smith is 35 years old,
married and the father of
four children. He, and his
wife and the children are all
in good health. One day he is
approached by one of our
campaigners, looking for new
members, and the following
dialogue ensues:
Campaigner: John, I have
come to you for an impor-
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dance, costume or play was
TO be shown, Jeanny was
there with her smiling shy
ness.
Her proud parents, MIR.
and Mrs. John Grgesich.
and even prouder grand
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-19

LOS ANGELES - There
have been many words writ
ten lately, in the pages Of the
Zajednicar, as to whether or
not mankind can absorb the
rapid changes that, are taking
place as we enter the Space
Age.
One might ask: - What
does this have to do with the
activities Of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union?'
The obvious answer is that
each and every one of our
lives and activities are affec-
ted by this new era since we
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial.
More Orchids"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-19
Belgrade, Serbia, Is Rising
From RubbIe Of Bombino
Hospitality Of Serbian People viii
Iona Live In Memories Of Recruiters
Who Claim Campaign Grand Prize Award
CFU's 1856; Tour Groups Will Forever
Remember Visit To Land of FOrefathers
BY Stephen F. Brkch, Co-Vice Chairman

.,.- .aita--- 1958,l9o9n Campaign Committee
PITTSBURGH In opening this series of articles last
week. said that the Croatian Faternal Unions Lets
Visit YugoslaWa in 1861" Membership Campaign finds
adrift on a sea of truly pleasant memories.
Memories of travels through that land in 1856 at
the head Of 81 American and Canadian fellow members who
visited Yugoslavia following the Socieys successful Mem
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-19

Family Plan Looms As Best Seller In
Portfolios Of Society's Campaigners
Operating In U.S., Canada and Alaska
Recruiters Armed With Certificate Which
Is Rewriting Continental Insurance Books
By Joseph Chesarek Member CFU Clerical Staff
PITTSBURGH - In the last several issues of the
Zajednicar much has been written about Family
Plan of Insurance But much still remains to be said before
the members will become thoroughly acquainted with it.
Those interested - should all be - will find a
study of this plan both instructive and interesting An
trey pan which the fraternas just beginning to
adopt has been sold by the insurance companies for
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial.
More Orchids"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

across the road Halfway over he was joined BY MARKS
attacker. TALL rangy chap. running very swiftly. They
in their late teens early los. They wore white
shirts without coats. though the night was chilly
and tisht-iittins blue jeans.
Il was only then that actually understood had
been the victims Of smuggling and attempted hold
up. Il had happened 50 quickly We hadn't even yelled
Not one Of Us. Now though. Ruth. who comes from
Mississippi began TO scream in her deepest Deep South
accent. = will call he police. will call the poIice
Questioning Was Routine
Almost Immediately the boys disappeared behind auto
mobiles parked on the other side Of the street. But few
seconds later they reappeared hoped into which
had its engine running. and roared out Of sight. saw
the red tail light glow briefly. then dim down.
Ruth ran ahead to her apartment house TO telephone.
leaving Marx and me 20 follow slowly and wobbiIy.
Mark was white As the shirts the mugs wore. The
blow had dangerously slowed the circulation TO his
head Indeed had been 50 hard that Il knocked his
glasses to the grass six feet in front Of him. He hadn't
heard the approach Of the mueeers. either. Evidently,
they wore sneakers and had jumped from behind .
high hedge. In about ten minutes two young policemen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

Why do American cities have much assault crime? Mug
gne and other forms Of violence the increase throughout the
nation FBI figures show. But why?
asked myself this question while serving the Senate Crime
Commission the subcommittee Juvenile Delinquency
OF course there many But feel that is basic
public Indifference Indifference conditions that breed crime
necessity adequate police forces indifference the risks
going secluded odd hours indifference
the part Of victims and witnesses who fail mussnss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

] was muesed. And. Of all places. in
the capital Of these United States.
Right in the shadow Of the dome under
which the laws Of our land are made.
StrolIing az ten O'Clock Of Sunday
evening along respectable WoodIey
Road. just OF Connecticut Avenue,
was attacked By young thug. ~
And was not even alone. ! was
walking between my husband. Marx.
and my Sister-in-law. Ruth Efhridee.
We had been to dinner Al q restaurant ME- Efrass
close BY on Connecticut and were
returning to Ruths apartment.
Il was raining lightly and the wide
Sidewalk Of WoodIey vas partly Swallowed BY trees
which had not yet lost all their leaves: but il
crossed my mind that the street dark deserted
scary. In fact, I never felt relaxed in my life
Then suddenly. without warning Of any kind = why.
never even heard one, footstep "a body. the head
down low. hurried between Marx and me. throwing
against Ruth. My first thought was that some boys
playing football and that this very rough fellow,
crashing against my legs. trying to throw block.
''What goes on here?- found myself crying out.
more in anger than in fear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

the piece 10 which the bag was attached. The thief
thrown OF balance. stumbled toward the ground
The next moment saw Mark swaying above him. I
thought. Of course Marx was trying to grab him. and
the thief doubt thought So too for he quickly scram
bled out Of reach.
However. Marx was not after him at all Completely
unknown to me- Marx had been sluesed in the back Of
the neck by companion Of my assaIant and dazed he
was staggering forward on the verge Of coIapsins.
Hurriedy put my arm around his waist. steadied
him and watched the wouId-be purse-snatcher dart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

think great many people feel safe from mugsng merely out Of
foolish conviction that mussns only something you read
about, that iii could happen o mer'
And happens every day That why urge you to read
Mrs. Ethdees excellent article II Was Muesed This the first
hand report Of what happened TO a woman and
her husband, distinguished publisher, on street
right in the nation capital This article will make
you realize that mussnes can happen any time, (E<S
in ma tn =
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Then I felt my right arm almost
jerked out Of is socket. and I realized
the man was tussins At my pocketbook.
which ! had been swinging By the
handle. Il contained what I Affection
ateiy called my roll" -Sl2.
Instinctiveiy. I tishiened my grip.
I'm part Scot and wasn't going 20
have my property lifted without fight.
A sharp pain ziszassed through my
elbow.
The handle Of the bag was made Of
heavy leather. and for q second the
thug and I struggled. Then the handle
tore in two. My grip was still fast to
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sjednicu predednik Tomo spusc pozdravom
zv Hrvaska Bratska Zaednca njezno aansvo Decj Dom
Cita zapsnk zadnje sednce prma kako je Gan.
Peaz pregedavane racuna posto sv pronaden
redu odobrava pata sestra Ozbot brat spusc zes
cuju da Sc u djecjem fondu naazi svota cd $2589So
cta pismo cd gavnog tajnSa braa Bella kojm java
da ne potrebno da tko cd Donna dod dazecu sednc
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zatm cita drugo psmo kojm pax avja
t zvn Odbor obo razbnu gospode CARRIER Franke a odr
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pricno opsrno objasnjue sanje koem naz nakon
n zasa bonice te obecae da &c poee otpacva dugovnu
koja nastae radi drzanja njezine dvoje djece Domu
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mao dug telefonsk razgovor kojem e nu poseto
da bonce izasa pred pol ali nie naSa shodno
da jav zahva drzanje dece oj Domu Drz da e
mestu da deca ostanu Domu ali njezno psmo n
Odbor oducue da upravte pse savenku brau
servov da zrad ganu obavez kojom Javo obave
zat da e dugovnu patt anik ina da pise Moi da dode
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Upravitel sarch cita psmo cd brata John Pehe kom
liza da sada slabo rad ale $1,000 Poso
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Takodjer da posalje opomenu bratu Senzel.
Upravitelj sarich izvescue da Domu naaz 20 dce;
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rovie prijavo Unemployment Compensation ali moze
potpsat dok odob Odbor Odbor pax konsatue
brat Mayrovc bio opusen zaucue da upravte to potpse
Preporca da ostanemo nadae canov Cook County Farm
Bureau jer osgracija truck ako sto $60OO
bo bi to skuplje kod drugh kompana
Brat spuch iznosi psane hrvatskog urnka Zaedncara
ca uvodnk Putem Napredka" zdanju cd e. veace gdje
izmedu ostaog ve zaosno da nj uprava Djecg
ne doa do razumjevana muze ve
vla Odbor gasa prov razasnenja radi zakljucuje
da savka opovrgne razloga poo Odbor Deeg
ne niada stvoro nikakvog akucka ni n prov Predg
e psmeno podno brat spuah poduprla je sesra ozbo
knjigovodja brat Strikich izvescue uspje
Workmans Compensation Public Liability osguraciu druge
rme Bas kod toga izvsaa unao I brat Anton Kobuchar
r kod koeg e uzeo recenu oiguracu On veil da
osguracia Workmans Compensation redu
vono osgurani Public Liability sto e do sada bo s25
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te preporuca osguraciu 100000 S3OOOOO
rasprave predog brata Blonde poduprt brau saban
preporuka brata Klobuchar usvaja III,
Ulaz Miss Gagaodak predsavnca Department of Public
Welfare Upraveu svima odbornicima podijea je
po jedan primjerak uoyog izdana Minimum Standards
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teret HBz pomaganu clanova nalazec bolesnic.
koj potpor.
8. Da mas gavni predsjednik brat V. l. Mandic, .
svostvu predsednika Fratea Congress of Pennsylvania
zese ptanje pred recen Congress svrhu potlcana
ostah prpadauch bratskh organizacija, da prkuce
ovoj borbi sprovadjanju ovih ciljeva.
4. Da mas Glavni Odbor objelodani pismo stup-
Gina naseg suzbenog glasa da povede raspravu ovm
vaznm panjma medju canstvom H. B. Zajednice
Mas Glavni Odbor nesmje izvaciti il ovih zivotnh
pitanja pod izlkom da sta nespadau mas delokrug r
pitanja cisto ekonomske narav buducnost
H.BZ. ovisi sprovadjanu ish deo. Trebaju povuci
pouku cd prose veke ekonomske krze koa e silno
oslabila nase redove Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Buduc da e HB.Z potporna dobrotvorna organiza-
ca, duzna da vodi borbu udska prava svojeg
canstva izvan redova HB.Z tom smjeru treba da
hrabro neustrasvo vodi mas Gavni Odbor to vodstvo
nebi smjelo manjkati ovim teskim vremenima
UN. S. Pittsburgh, Pa, Cog marca, 1858.
Nicholas Koss predsjednk.
John Dokman, tajnik'
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PosTALI SMo Cd, ALICE!

"Prisiljeni smo da zakljuci-
mo, = izjayio je jedan fran
cuski ueenjak = ma losnovu
ne vanjskih3 oblika, VEG unu-
trasnje strukture celia, - da
say zivi svijet ma Zemlji pri-
pada, po svorn porijeklu, bilj-
nom carstvu. Stoga sve zivoti-
ME, ukljucujuci tn i covjeka,
predstavljaju ustvari razlici-
te tipove visoko modificira.
nog biljnog zivota, i vode po-
rijeklo cd zajednickog pretka
= mrke morske alge"!s
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DIM brodie "a spasavanje. On
Sc nalazi ma krmi broda, i to
smjesten tako, da Sc vrlo Ia
ko i brzo moze spustiti u mo-
re. K tome brodicu vodi citav
sistem hodnika sigurnih cd
pozara koji Sc vezuju "a ka-
bine putnika; isto tako je bro
die spojen $ nekoliko zlje-
bova, kojima Sc mogu spus-
tati zakasnjeli putnici. Kad
nema potrebe "a spasavanje
prostorije brodica koriste Sc
"a komandu broda.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07

cenjaci su mogli otkriti move
podatke o n e k m slojevima
jonosfere, specificnim slojevi-
ma koji omogucavaju i olak-
savaju sirenje r a d i o-valova
ma velike daljine.
Isto tako, zahvaljujuci tom
prvom Zemljinom umjetnom
satelitu ustanovljeno je, da
je opasnost cd meteorita da-
leko mania nego sto Sc oce-
kivalo. "Sputnik l." je pro-
lazio kroz prave "pljuskove'
meteorita, a ipak je dugo vre-
mena os "a o neostecen. "a
hvaljujuci "Sputniku l." ra-
svijetljeni su i problemi tenn
perature ma visinama ma koji-
ma je on letio.
Pored sovjetskih opserva-
torija, let "Sputnika l." su
pratili opservatoriji u goto-
vo swim zemljama, o svo-
jim zapazanjima obavjesta-
vail sovjetski K o mite t "a
Medjunarodnu geofizicku go
dinu. Sada oval Komitet pod
uzima mjere da u potpunosti
obavijesti ucenjake W h ze-
MALTA najznacajnijim ele-
metnima eksperimenta s pr
vim umjetnim nebeskim tije-
lom ma svijetu. Prize nego sto
bude podnesen konacni i pot
puni izvjestaj o tim rezultati-
ma, Komitet &c dostaviti ma
ucnim ustanovama koje uce-
stvuju u izvrsenju programa
Medjunarodne geofizicke 60
dine, svoj4 preliminarni nauc-
nj izvjestai u formi cirkulara.
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IzVes6e prvog 81. podpredsjednika sa
konvencije Illinois Fraterna| CONGRESS

zaednicu konvenci Illinois Fraternal Congress sher-
Hotel, Chicago, Illinois
930 prize podne otvorio e prvo zasedane predsjed-
Mix Carl j. Rennekamp pozdrav prsunima Mrs. Mary
f. MCGOWAN odsvrala je glasoviru americku hmnu,
Nakon sto je prozvat menk svh izvrsnh odbornika
konsantranje svh odbora konvence odzao je pozdrav
nj govor Mr. Raynold A. Kee Vice President Illinois Fra
zatm je presto zvjeste pojednih odbornka koji
Dolaz red PROXY zastupnika pojednih organzacija
Roll Calf ustanovljeno e da zasupane 81 organi-
zatim je govoro Mr.. w. Cable jackson Public Rela-
tions and What You Can Do About IT," U govoru
je staknuo potrebu prateskih odnosaa poznayane e-
Mega je sledo Mr. Ghas 7. Kropek Attorney Czecho-
slovak Society of America Negova e ba tema Invest
oscma nase movne.
To je bio konac prvog zasjedanja
Drugo zasjedanJe pocelo je sata posllje podne.
Po prvoj tocki drugog zasjedanja govoro e Hon. Jo-
seph Gerber Director of Insurance Illinois Department
hvano radu nash organizacija zeec svako dobro
buducem radu.
zatim Sc prelazi ma zvjesta slijedeeh odbora
Report of Legislative Committee koi vodi nadzor kod
zakonodavnih tela narcotic onm drzavama gdje
i'm e uspelo spesiti te predloge stanovitm drzavama
Report of Auditing COMMITTEES zsyau az 1j 10 da su knige
Report of Credential Committee ziavjuje da ie ma o.
vo konvenc zastupano 81 organzaca sto znaci pet
1zSjeSee gore imenovanih odbora prma Sc sa zahval
noscu.
Mr. Edward A. Merten, Assistant Director of Agencies
Aid for Lutherans govoro je Men and Methods in
Agency Building On je govorio gradn nasih organi-
zacija proda insurance tvrdeci da dobrim agentma
prodau insurance moci cemo pouciti mnogo boljh
speha. Naravsk da nas zasupnc morau poznavat nase
osigurace morau b odsoen ma bazl bIatsva edni
u interesu Fraterna organizacija.
temi "The Fraternal Life Insurance Counser and
His Career govoro je Mr. Louis E. Caon On e govorio
znacaju bratskih organizacija.
zatm e usvojena rezolucja, kojom Sc izrazuje maj
epsa zahvalnost swim nasim gostima ko su odrzali
ucne govore interesu nash organizacija.
Mr.: Frank J. Vodraska, predsjednk Czechoslovak So
cety of America kao deegat National Fratena Congress
podno je izvjesce, koje prima celost.
Konacno presto Sc je ma zbor move uprave Ma pred
log odbora "a nominaciju upravu zabrat sije
deci:
Predsjednk, Ray Kee, The Royal League
Podpreds jedniE Mildred Mikes
Tajnk, Russell H. Matthias Lutheran Brotherhood
Bagajnk, Frank Vodraska, Czechoslovak Society Of
America
Predsjednik Charles j. Bennekamp zahvaljuie pr-
sutnina odazivu zatvara sednicu 43O pose podne
ovm zavrsava mole zvjesce konvencije uz
boe zee cm bolju sretnju buducnost nash brat
skin organzacija.
Joseph N. Bazdarc, delegat
Illinois Fraternal Congress.