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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25
MAR. DULLES
Wiene de la Pag, %

rales del tipo Russell, para mo-
ys4a opinion en- Ell sentide de
G : Sc haga lustieia a los hlnga-
RS.
En- Gambia, Mr.. Dulles Sc iden-
til, a. con 10 mas noble de la
eoneieneia de 0eeidente, euando
lie dice a Russell nUn ejemplo
reelente tde los atrepelles ruses)
es el case de Hungria, dende a
petici6n del Partide Gemunista
huhgaro ell Partido Cemunista
~seyietiee exigi6 al gebierne So
yietiee que inyadiera ell pals con
una'fuerza militar rpaa aplastsr
al pueblo. y que garantizaFa que
Ell pueblo h4ngaro Sc manten,
dfia sujete a un regimen dirigi-
do por Ell Partido Communist hum
CARO-.
fodo Ell munao Sabe, pefo a
Mis- Russell pafsae ne i~HteFesaF-
lie, ,aue Ia eenquista salVaje de
Hungria Sirvio de ~Precedente a
Russia, para lleVar adelante la
Marcia yieteriesa que esta rea-
liZando en- ell Continente del
Africa donde Ell lugarteniente
s~oVletico Nasser esta qpedando
eenXertido en- I'm nuevo Soliman,
que va es causa de preocupaei6n,
no, solo para Franeia, sine tam
bien para la Patria misma del
Sr, Russell, la antiguamente po-
derosa l%nglatefra,
Excita Mr.. Dulles al fil6sofo'
Russell a que procure persuadir
a los Partidos CemAnistas del
mufide para que renuneien a su
depenaeneia sobre Ia fuerza y Ia
violencia con Ell fin de eiercitar
Ia fuerza anicamente cuando a
clio fueree Ell refleje del con-
sentimental libre de los gober-
nados. "s6lo entences, dice Mr..
Dulles, Ell munde sc e%onvertiria
en- I'm lugar mas SECURE y mas
feliz para vivir" Luege anade
Mr., Dulles, con muehe de ire:
MIA, 10 que sigue: "Esnere an
siosamente que Ell idealisme y Ia
facultad persuasive de Lerd Ru-
! ssell, induzcan a les Partidos Co.
munistas a aetuar en- esa diree-
eion".
En- resumen, eS muy triste la
posicion en- que ell fii6sefo Rus
sell eeleea a Ia filesefia de nues-
tro tempo A~ntiguamente, la fl
lesefia Sc afiliaba sin feserya a
las causas mobiles y justas, sin
medir ell riesgo. Ahera Sc auie-
re que por eausa del Fiesgo, Sc
proceda a censumar las mas in
mobiles transaeciones y ajustes,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25
PREPARAN
lviene ne La Pasina 81

VVItHP w " FHHINd Of
aamerieana, secretaFia General de
la OEA, durante esta feeha Sc aus.
nieiaran diversas eelemonias rela-
eienadas con la celebration del
Decimo a~niversario de la firma de
la Garta de la oEA y de la Beela-
raci6n Americana de los Bereehes
v Deberes del Hembfe.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25
Z. B. l....
(Viene de la PagIna 81

Los eubanos quedaren a la dis
pesicion de la justicia acusados de
intentar expertsr armas sin permit
SO y de poser armas autematieas
Sc les file una fianza de $500 do
lares a cada uHe,
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This the label for Phillips symbol
to top quality all the best of good things for you'll Lots Of
body building Mtanns every
soupreme! Try Phillips Soups The whole family love tem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
D. C. Boys State
ToODen Tonight

Sixty high school juniors
from the District will gather at
Georgetown University at 7:30
o'clock tonight to begin this
years session of the District
Department of the American
Legion Boys State.
The boys are chosen for
leadership training in the Le-
gion's Americanism program.
The Boys State program here
is the second annual one spon-
sored by the local department,
and the first to be held within
the District. Last years was
held in conjunction with the
Maryland department at the
University of Maryland.
The event will run through
out the week, with graduation"
scheduled for 10 am. next Sat-
urday.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Under d. c. ldtO couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day, matt three
full days and receiUe the
license on the NTH day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Boyd A. Harris. jr. rs. 266 Hillside .pl.
ne. and Ruth Y Booker ~, zoo
Arthur w. Ballou, 81, $50 Taussig pl.
ne. and Frances 3. Bennett, 81,
43l4 18th pi. ne
Carlton ]. CHAPMAN: ~. AFllnston,
North Carolina ave. sc.
Charles H.; White. Is. Hyattsyiile, and
Lois G. BURGESS, IA, University Park.
Lawrence g. Kendrick. 50. 507 Ken
s iSsss avg IS. ' ssi ans srl MsgaRne
Isaiah d. HIN. "a. and Ernestine NJ.
Tanner, "a, both of Baltimore.
Jaroid ] Jones, "a. 31s Allison s..
NV, and Sadie M. Alexander, 70,
Als merit c sHsrs r.. 81 1923 wahler pl.
Sc, and Nova I, Hamilton, Is, 1890
Leroy Evans ss, and Euslla scott. 20,
,,,, beth Of e35 Z st. sw; ,o- ,s,. :,
NV, and Mary j. Askew, %, Della
ware City, NJ. Y.
Harry W. shockley. %, s12 L st. ne,
and Shirley N. Hatcher, "a, 30i1
waiter tsr E. Z. sc;sromer. 20, 1884 Capitol
ave ne and Minnie 9. Mitchell,
1S. 762 Morton st. NV.
Iris Van Manning. 20, 1911 North
Sspi TSrsw s. niy" ana an Patricia Boone
Napoleon r, Cruz, 3D.. and Sandra L.
cattsIl. 10, both Of 5000 Brother
David 4 4: SNOW. 10. a4a Division aye ys
5 ssaa Kansas snS rTs sVs. nv Roberts 70
Johnny ]. Coleman. 90. 1909 10th st,
Sc and Agnes B. Edelin,, %, AIS
Hamilton st. NV.
''m sSs linda Ssrvi " %. s.lysE sDriPss
Jack c. Reid, 81, 1913 Webster st
NV and Audrey A, washington,
Rob b. so Z. R FsaFt s H. ne 5000 Bl.in,
&: ne and Barbara j. woodland
Ronald l.. Carroll, 20 1878 A st
ssIs ' stsnt Irene I'd D Robinson 10
and conchita B. Tennvilis' 2s
767 Princeton pl. NV.
william H. Jefferson, 43 1879 C
st. NV. and Mary F. Brown, 3S
rn 1ggg + s s.: Nv; AZ. Ey..t,v,u.
and virginia T. Garrison, 43. 51s
k.Rn. y " y. CLARK, %. soss Mas.
sachusetts ave. NV, and Helen M
Ernest W. Love. 49,. $50 21st st
ne, and vauda H. Garnes, 80
2844 Nichols ave. Sc.
James J. Lake, rs. 1904 DowninG
4, 9 ssOs a ! ST. Pear sls. E. A''ran0sr
Frank D, Evans, Al, and Ann P
Harness, a. both of 1914 Massachu.
sets ave. NV.
william j, Gross. 81, and Edna E
Lewis, 81, both Of 4b2 18th St s.w
Major M johnson. 80. 602 r st
NV. and louisa Douglass, "a
1907 9th St, NV.
Ralph J. Wrieht, %; Naval Re
ia. oxon Hill.
Barry B. Williamson. "a, Baltimore
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Engineers Meet.

Mai. Gen. e. c. Itschner.
Chief OF Army Engineers. viii
address the Washington Post
Of the Society Of American
Military Engineers tomorrow at
a 1915 pm. luncheon meeting
in Barker Hall. YWCA. Ma
tional awards will be presented
and new officers installed.
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and Jill LonEust "a. 2seS esth st,
NV
William ], Findlan. 40, 924 .5th 81
nnaMsS sna Elien ~, oarges. ~
Marvis @. Smith, "a. Fort Belvoir
and Corrine Blake. 20, Alexandria
Raphael Loschiavo, 81, and julia Z
Mendez, "a, Goth Of 3704 J3rd ri
NV
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INII ia, f-0IFU.
PACKARD i56 Patrician 4-dooF
sedan; ultramatic, 7. and h., power
steering, brakes, seat and windows,
Wv. tires, custom int. blue and
white finish; Sl,205, only S200
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MERCURY 56

T4UI FIN. hNE. ~ 2. u, = : ~ = =
MERCURY $50 hardtop; red and
white: w.-w.s.. E. and h.. other
extras: 1 owner. family pleasure
scar: 10000 actual Flls - excel.
cond. and appearance. HE. $500.
MERCURY s51 Moptclsir 4-dr.;
power steerina and brakes Mere
omatie and seatomatic. new white
wall tires: excellent conouion
checkup. 5000. Phone kE-
| --nyI9
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.. Bio
SUNDAY, sEPTEMBER "a, 1898
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GRADY MOTORS
DIVER

Dodge-Plymouth
1888 Old Georgetown Rid.
Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 6-1111
Open Sunday. IL to 5
MERCURY IS Voyager station
wagon; tan: Mercomatic, r. and b..
power steering, power brakes; new.
car guarantee: terms. service and
guarantee: new car lists ovel
$4,000. Drive II away for iusi
So. oa5. CHERNFR MOTOR COM
PANY. t7t1 Florida ave. NV
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ROYAL CHRYSLER

1901 R. !. Ave. wa. $4,000
PACKARD 1885 Patrician sedan;
dows and seats: 2-tone green;
Wv. tires; 1 owner. see this 81
Sl,l45,
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AUTOMOBILES Foh SALE

PACKARD 40 2-door: ovsFdrivs,
man many sxtTas. si2o or best onsr
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MERCURY 1858 Monterey cow;
r. and h.. Mere, pwr windows
and seats, Wv. tires: very clean
pyf. owner. SIPS. AID. 4-O9O7. OF
see janitor, 1900 Lamont s.. NV.
MERCURY '57 Monterey hardtor
coupe: Mercomatic, r. and p.
mower steering, Wv. tires ~
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American Service Center

MERCURY 40 cow; r. and h..
Wv. ST. trans. cd, party GUS
tom. 5000. JE. 3-350I.
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DISCOUNT MOTOR SALES
KAPLAN g. CRAWFORD

PLYMOUTH, 1854 Savoy 4 DR.. Sc
dan; excel mech, real nice car;
S475. terms. 1900 Bladensburg. I'd.
ne. ~
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OLDS SO Super "S8": new Wv.
tires, radio, htr.. time signals.
tinted glass. 2-tone paint, very
low actual miles, immaculate In
side and out; $780, one owner.
or, 4.S701.
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AUTOMOBILES lFoR SALE

OLDsMoBILE 'Bs "Ds"' Holiday
-dr. gedani factory ait ccndition-
inc. plus all power equipment. IT'S
all black, used By factory repre-.
Is real opportunity TO have
exactly what you've wanted.
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Program Listines

5-Piek Temple. Kids.
Hour. Songs and Popeye cor
toons.
7-AmeFieen Rondstend.
Live eut-ins from WWAL studios.
9-The Brighter Doy. Serial.
AIS
9-The Secret Storm. Serial.
$3.50
9-Edss Of Night. Serial.
4:45
4-ModeEn komenees. Serial.
500
4-Comedy Time. Series.
5-Milt GFant Show.
w Hours. Teen-ooers' donce
party Ridge. Nd. Teen Club
visits.
1.-The BweeeneeFs. AdV'nt're.
Robert Shaw stars.
9-The EarIy Show. Movie.
VA Hsurs. The pIunderers."
le4s. An Army man is assigned
to bring In q notorious outlaw.
Rod Comeron, Iona Massey.
$50
4-Footlisht Theoter.
Hour. Western films.
Unlikely Mouse Club. Kids.
Talent Roundup OoY. Bonnie
Lynn Fields and Moxine Gross
man. The Hardy Boys THE
Mystery Of Ghost Form" Con-
Guiding Episode No. IS. "Unele
Alive SnrPaf"
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FRIDAY
EVENING

600
7-Sky King. Adventure.
Kirby Gront stors
6:l5
5-News. Weather. Sports.
Warren. Harris. Morgan.
$40
4-News. Weather. Sports.
Horkness. Strinoer. Gibbons.
5-Popeye. Kids.
7-FrontieF Doctor. Western.
9-SpotIight. Weather. News.
GolIoher. Douglas. Cushing.
6:45
4-NBC News.
Chef HuntIey. DoYid Brinkley.
TOO
4-Boots end SGddies.
5-suekskins' JomboFee.
Western music featuring Alies
Sharon. llkel
FidsY Listiass Continued on Next Page
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April Is

1890
ALT Could Be You. Variety.
5-Fronkie Loins Show. Music.
9-SeoFeh for TomoErew. Ser'I.
l2:4S
9-Guidins Light. Serial.
4-FeotuVe Playhouse. Movie.
IN Heurs. Tiers and Spors."
1916. Movie version OF the
Coast Guord's wartime show.
janet BIoir, Sid coesor.
5-TV Readers Digest. Dromo.
7-Trouble With Fother.
9-Theoter Of Stors. Drama.
life Of the Porty." SoIIy Forest.
1850
5-Lote Lunch Movie.
IA Hours. "plceodiIIy Incident"
1916. Miehoel WiIdino. brit
ish.l
7-BeuIeh. Comedy.
Storing Ethel Voters.
9-As the World Turns. Ser1.
z:00
7-our Miss Bsooks. Comedy.
9-Beet the Clock. Contest.
2:3o
4-Kitty FeyIe. Drama.
Starring KothIssn Muuoy.
7.Fevevite Story. Dromo.
THE Strange M sortleby." John
Laurie.
0-House Perty. Variety.
AT linkletter. host.
800
4-Motinee TheoteT. Color.
I Hour. Washington Whispers
Murder" A Congressman is muir
dered at O Washington house
party.
5-Life With ,EIixobeth.
Storing Betty White.
7-Amerieon eoRdstaNd.
Dick Clork, m. {.
9-The Big Peyoff. Quiz.
$3.50
5.6sandpe's Place. Kids.
7-Do You Trust Your WifeI
9-Tho Verdict Is Yours. Trial.
400
4-Queen for o Day. GiVeowoy.
IS Min. Jack eoiley. m. c.
from Hollywood, Colif.l
-
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Minutes of The Sept 1885, Supreme Board Meetings

the dark the identity the Lodges andor Nests behind
Several members the Board reminded just such
breakdown had been asked of bro Braidic during the
March, 1858 meetings of the Board
Bro Braidc replied that he thought reports of these
groups and their activities via the of the zajedncar
was sufficient to identify them with Lodges and-or Nests
Bro. Krasich recalled that bro Bradic asked for
clear cut records these groups Since such are not avail
able he urged that QUESTIONABLE be sent all Lodges IN the
immediate future to ascertain the extent of such activity
their midst and serve as record to be submitted this
Board in March Of 1859.
rectors report should have contained breakdown all
major sports Journeys under the aes OF the Society L.
of the number of teams and individuals participant
ing the cost of conducting each event appropriations o
phies, etc., and other pertinent facts
Bro Vranes also spoke out in this vein and said that
failure to mention the tournaments in question in bro Bra
dies report would cause many members to wonder why
such valuable assets to the Society treated lightly
Kovacevich explained cultural group activities in
Southern California and the cooperation OF their members
with the Socetys Central Committee of Lodges in that
of America He urged that they be aided in their future
endeavors
Bro Braidic stated that he made mention of the
outcome of the CFUs major sports tournaments in his
the simple that every such event covered
the Zaedncar from the of the winners the rec
pens of prizes the financial ns and OUTS to their social
sides.
Bro Hinich agreed with bros. Bazdarich and Krasich
on their request for more accurate records
urged that such records also be compiled the
many CFU Mothers Clubs now fourshing in America and
Canada
Bro Mandch fully agreed with these requests for
coverage of activities dealing with the Sports
ona Department and pointed out that only when the men,
bershp the amount of money to carry
such very worthwhile projects will delegates to future
conventions understand the vital necessity of increasing the
present per month contribution to this fund.
Others urging detailed future reports along the
line sister Niksc and bros Borch Maec and Skrc
Finally, sister Nksic moved and bro Hinich seconded
that Bracs report to the Board be accepted IMAM
imously agreed.
Bro Braidic then advised the Board that all records
sought of him would be made available by the next meeting
of the Supreme Board.
Bro. Borich moved, bro Majetc secondng, that
Shop Manager bro Bozcs report to the Board be
accepted. Unanimously agreed.
The Chair recessed the meetings at this point for
luncheon.
Stephen F. Brhich, Recording Secretary
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out a doubt, a splendid per-
formance, knowing that the
youngsters have rehearsed
their kOlos and dance rou-
tines with the instructions
of bro. Anton Bazdarich
and his wonderful wife.
Through their efforts they
will bring recognition from
the members of the CFU and
our people in general.
With this advance notice
we ask other organizations to
refrain from schedul-
ing an affair for this date.
N. j. NikOlac, Pub.
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Santa Clara Valley Members Shaping
Plans For Nov. | Anniversary Fiesta
Junior Kolo And Dance ROutines Certain
To Be Among Many Highlights Of Program

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calf.
- Croatian Fraternal Union
Lodge GIG and Nest 542 of
Mountain View and Lodge 612
and Nest 246 of San Jose will
jointly sponsor an Anniver-
sary Celebration on Novem-
Der 1, 1858, at Napredak Hall
in Cupertino.
A program featuring our
talented nest members, dress
ed in national costume, will
begin at 1880 and will be fol-
lowed by dancing until the
late hours Of the evening.
We can guarantee, with
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DETROIT, Mich. - The
Mothers Club of CFU Nest
318 is announcing that the
new student classes for Tam
buritza, which are taught by
Mr.. Andrew Benda, will begin
Immediately after this an
nouncement and take place
every Monday and Friday eve-
ming at TOO pm. at the Gro
atian Home, 1721 McNichols
Road.
Those interested please con-
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tact Elizabeth Kolakovich,
Tel. TW. 3-4655, or Mariana
Reich, Tel. TO. 1856.
The children's kOlo
Classes have also been re-
sumed, beginning Wednes-
day, October 1, at 7 pm.
For further information on
these classes contact the kolo
teachers, Natalie Babich, Ii.
5-4795 and Martha Laslovic,
We. 9-9676.
Anne Majetic, Pub.
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that the report of the Board of Trustees be accepted The
minutes of that Board will be published separately in the
Zajednicar.
Brother Mandich closed the meeting with resumption
scheduled for the following morning.
Philip Vukelich Recording Secretary
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First Meeting Monday Morning, September g. 1858

The Supreme President Brother " I. Mandich, called
Supreme Board greeting all the supreme officers and Off
Gals and wishing them the best of in their work
Through them he greeted the entire membership Of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
Present Supreme President v. Mandich, First
President Joseph N Bazdarc Second Vice President
Milan Vranes Third Vice President Math Kovacevch, Su-
preme Secretary Joseph Bella Supreme Treasurer Martin
Krasch Secretary of the Sick Benefit Department John
Ovcarch Junior Order Director Michael Grasha President
OF Board Of Trustees Milan Skc Secretary Of Board OF
Sylvia Niksc members of the Board OF Trustees:
John j. Verbos Julius Majetc, Nicholas Borich John r.
Mkan Nicholas Hnich Officials Philip Vukelich Croatlan
Editor English Editor Stephen F. Brkich absent, be-
ing busy with his duties Editor Director Of Sports and
Education Department Frank Braidc Dr. Francis j. Arch
Medical Director and Edward Servov Esq Legal Coun-
selor.
!. Supreme President Mandch submitted the following
Order Of Business, which approved unanimously:
e Order OF Business
1. Official cab to order
g.. Reports:
Executive Board and Supreme Vice Presidents
Board of Trustees
Editor of Croatan Section of the "Zajednicar
Editor of the English Section Of the "Zajednicar
Medical Director
Legal Counselor
Director of Sports Education Department
Print Shop Manager
Superintendent Of Chidren's Home
Children's Home Board ..
,, Miscellaneous Committees Campaign Committee
g. Discussion Reports
f. Communications and Resolutions
s. Miscellaneous for the good of the organization
g. Adjournment .. .
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Detroit Nest 318 Mothers Club Seeks
Students For Tamburitza, ko|o Groups

Youngsters Missing Time of Their Lives
BY Staying Away From Weekly Rehearsals
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Second Meeting Monday Afternoon, September 8, 1858
The Supreme President Brother v. l. Mandich, called
the meeting to order with his greetings. Present all
Supreme officers and officials with the exception Of Brother
Brkch, who working the Zajednicar. r..sG
The chairman of the Campaign Committee Brother
Grasha, gave report the membership campaign The
secretary Of the Committee Brother Bella did likewise
These reports acknowledged.
Discussion Reports. Brother Bazdarch presided.
Brother Skrtic - Inasmuch Brother Mandch has
recommendations nevertheless would like to have him
explain how the work about the proposed bylaws be sub
nitted to the convention is to be started
. Brother Mandich - With respect to the bylaws,
glad that Legal Counselor Brother Servov made dis
buton Of the work of the bylaws in his report according
to departments that each branch of the Society
dertake study and recommendations the bylaws
they affect each department with the view Of drafting the
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accordance with the Order of Business the reports of
various officers and officials taken Supreme
President Brother Mandch read his report followed by the
First VicePresdent Brother Bazdaric Second VcePres-
idet Brother Vranes, orally Third VcePresdent Brother
Kovacevc who read his written report Next in order were
Supreme Secretary Brother Bella Secretary of the Sick
Benefit Department Brother Ovcarich Supreme Treasurer
Brother Krasich Junior Order Director Brother Grasha
These reports followed by the report of the Supreme
Board Of Trustees whose Secretary Sister Sylvia Nksic
read the minutes of two meetings The Croatan Editor
Brother Vukech submitted his report followed by the
Supreme Medical Examiner Dr. F. j. Arch, Supreme Coun
seor Brother Edward Servov and Director of Sports
Brother Frank Braidic
Supreme President Mandich inquired of Supreme Sec
retary Bella he had the reports of the Chdrens Home
Brother Bella replied he did not those items
deferred until later pending receipt Of these reports.
All of the submitted reports acknowledged, and
being noon the Supreme President recessed the meeting
for luncheon
#f54--@ @ Philip Vulelch, Recording Secretary
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in the Mortuary Fund into the Administration Fund the
need for such is ascertaned from the annual report
After further discussion and explanations given
the report of the Supreme Secretary accepted mo-
tion by Brother Majetic seconded by Brother verbos
Next to be taken up was the report Of the Supreme
Treasurer Brother Krasich - z. #t#
Brother Krasich had no Recommendations, his re-
port accepted motion of Brother nch seconded by
Brother Mikan
Brother Grasha had recommendations in his report,
which accepted motion by Brother Boch, seconded
by Brother Majetic. - .-
The report of the Board of Trustees considered
next which submitted by its Secretary Sister Nksc
A request made for check of the petty cash
counts in Canada and Chidren's Home and It decided
that Sister Niksc write to Agent Canada and the
Supt. of the Chdren's Home for veFcation Of said
accounts 49,
There question concerning bills for
laundry and cleaning, and check into that matter
decided upon
Sister Nksic submitted statement received from Bro
ther Tony Bradc for his Radio Program Brother Mandich
explained that this already before the Executive Board
and decision made Brother Vranes moved that the SUI
Board confirm the Executive Boards decision Passed
Sister Niksc read letter received from member from
the state Of New York, which was ordered filed.
Brother Krasoh moved with Brother Ovcaxehs second
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Bros Kovacevch and Bor1cn also cruczeo the manner
in which this matter had been handled by the Executive
Board
Still other members of the Board spoke their minds
this question before bro Mandich put bro Hnchs motion
to vote The count of the hand vote showed that ma
jority voted for the motion
Discussions and-or acceptance Of Reports rendered
this Board the next order of business.
Bro Vranes moved, bro. Mkan seconding, that Croa-
tan Section Editor bro Vukechs report be accepted as
read Unanimously agreed Bro. Mkan moved bro Hnich
secondng that English Editor bro Brkchs report be
cepted Unanimously agreed.
Bro Maetc moved sister Nksic secondng that the re-
port Of Medical Director Dr. F. J. Arch be adopted ten
dered Unanimously agreed Bro Ovcarich moved bro Bo
rich seconng that the report Of General Counsel bro Ser
vov be accepted as read. Again, unanimously agreed
Sports Educational Director bro Bradic wished to
plenent his report to the Board by reading list Of 33 cu
ural Of our members and people in the United
States and Canada These groups composed Of singers
kolo dancers, tamburtzans etc.
Agreeing that the list read imposing, bro Bazda-
rich complained that bro Braics breakdown failed to show
which groups strictly Croatan Fraternal Union in
n1mbehp maksap and consequently leaves this Board IN