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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-28

The Supreme President bro Mandich called this special
order for the purpose of discussing the next GU
School, which is being sponsored by the United Lodges of
Western Pennsylvania and is to be held in the Croaan
Center on June Z, 1858.
However, before proceeding with the business at hand
bro Mandch felt that report the results of the School
held in Chicago would be in order at this time.
Bro Krasich proceeded with the report received from
the first bro Bazdarich who was the chair
of the School Said report acknowledged and filed
and is to be published in the Official Organ.
Bella and Krasich followed with their verbal re-
ports by outlining the good points and the shortcomings of
the Chicago School and offered suggestions for any future
Schools that may be held Their of $4699 each
approved for payment The of for lunch
hall rental and photographs also approved for payment
In view of the above reports bro Mandch expressed
complete satisfaction with the results of the Chicago School
and feels should proceed with such Schools wher
and whenever possible.
Bro Bella then read letter from the United Lodges
Committee of Western Pa wherein they request
from the Office to conduct School to be held IN the
Croaan Center and also to provide lunch for those
present at the expense of the Society.
On the motion by bro Ovcarch seconded by bro Man.
dch the Board unanimously agreed that bros Bella and
conduct said School, and that lunch be pro-
vded those present at the expense of the Society
Since the business at hand had been disposed Of the
Supreme President adjourned this special session
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
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Akron Groups Printing
For Supper, Gala Show

AKRON, Ohio - Christ
the King Kolo Group and
Tamburitzans will s h o r.tl y
present a selected program of
Croatian classical and folk
gems of songs and dances,
which will enliven and refresh
your love for our traditional
artistic treasures.
We whole-heartedly invite
all of our Croatians from Ak
ron, Barberton, and vicinities
to be with us on June 1, at
Liedertafel Hall, lat E. Ex-
change Street, beginning at
500 pm, for a delicious Gro
attain Dinner.
The concert will begin at
700 pm, and afterward
there will be dancing to the
music of the talented Christ
the King Tamburitzans.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-28
Struthers Juniors In
Change Of Regular
Meeting Day Schedule

STRUTHERS, Ohio - Due
to the fact that many social
functions are held in the Gro
atian Home during the week
ends, the future meetings of
CFU Nest 1856 will be held on
the second Friday of each
month, beginning at 6 pm.
We hope the attendance
number will be doubled in the
future, as we are planning
ways and means to raise mon
ey for sports, picnics, par
ties, and trips.
We will have entertainment
after the business meetings
and occasionally efre h.
ments.
We could accomplish a
great deal with some coopera-
tion from you parents and
grandparents. Urge your chill
dren to attend the next meet
ing on June 13.
Goldie Zaluski, Mgr.
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Joseph Nosich Was Businessman, Civic
Well Known Warren Ohio, Member Victim OF Heart Attack

WARREN, Ohio -. T h e
death Of Joseph Nosich came
as a great shock to the men,
bers of Lodge 1872. Bro. No
sich died suddenly at his home
on February IL, 1858, at $50
am, following a heart attack.
He was born in Lovrec, Dal-
macija, Yugoslavia, on March
8, 1890, the son of Ivan and
Katarina Nosich. He came to
this country in 1910, lived in
Clarion, Pa, for seven years,
and then moved to Warren,
Ohio.
A member of the Croa-
tan Fraternal Union for
43 years, he first joined
Clarion Lodge 248 and
then transferred to Lodge
1872.
Upon moving to Warren,
he worked at the Republic
Steel Corp. for .27 years and
opened his own business in
1912. He owned and operated
the Blue Sky Gardens, Ma
honing Avenue Ext, for the
past 16 years.
Bro. Nosich was a member
of st. Mary's Church, the
Ohio Magistrates Assn, and
the Buckeye Liquor Dealers
Assn.
Survivors include his
wife, the former Anna
Cvitkovic, whom he mar
ried % years ago; one
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Summer Meeting Slate
For Bethlehem Members

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - This
is to inform the members Of
CF'U Lodge SIG that the reg
ular monthly meetings during
the months of June, July, and
August, will be held on the
3rd Thursday, at ZOO pm,
instead of the usual 3rd Sum-
day afternoon.
Members will be notified
of this change via postal
cards, also.
Everyone is urged to take
note of this change and at
tend the Forthcoming meet
ings. ;...>
In September, we will 60
back to our 3rd Sunday of
the month schedule.
Perina Timko, Sec'y.
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Des PLANES Members Sip Of Party Success

DES PLANES, Ill. - AL
though the rains came long
and hard all day long on Sun
day, April q, our Fourth An
nual Card and Bunco Party
was another success.
To our many friends who
attended this event, the Of
ficers and members of
Lodge $50 and Nest 638
would like to express their
heartiest and warm e st
thanks.
Thanks are also in order
for Superintendent Nick Sa-
rich Of the Children's Home
for the use of the school
gymnasium.
Certainly the wonderful la
dies who baked cakes deserve
special recognition, because
cakes never went as fast as
ours did.
And last but certainly not
least, many thanks to the
members who worked so hard
to make our day such a sue
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Tube City Ladies Out
For Good Time June |

McKEESPORT, Pa. - The
Croatian Ladies Club Vjenac
will hold it's yearly Picnic
Sunday, June 1, at Kossuth
Park, Long Run Rd.
Activities of the day will
get under way at noon, and
traditional barbecued
lamb and other tempting re-
freshments will be on sale
throughout the afternoon and
evening.
We invite all our friends Of
the neighboring lodges, clubs
and Croatian ladies clubs to
join us on this occasion.
Sophia Dorich
Maria Seryoy
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Coronation Will Be Highlight of Fratema Day
United CF Lodges Of Cleveland Seek Queen Contestants

tertaining. program is being
planned for Aug. 81 and will
be climaxed by the coronation
of the new Queen.
The United Lodges Com
mittee meets the fourth Fri
day of each month at the
Croatian Home, 6314 st.
Clair Aye, and if we are to
have a successful year we
must have all representatives
from all lodges present at
these meetings. It is going to
take a great deal Of coopera-
ton and unity if we are te
realize our, ambition.
Elected as officers of
the United Lodges for 1858
were: President, John He
rak, Jr.; 1st Vice Presi-
dent, Steve Kasunic; End
Vice President, Joseph He
rendic; Secretary, Frank
M. Movrich; Treasurer, Ma
ry Lucic; Pres. and Comm,
Blaz Skok; and Pres. En-
tertainment Comm, Frank
BukOVac.
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Bro. Joe Kovacevich will
be in charge of the distribu-
ton of tickets and elected
again as Honorary President
is bro. Michael Fuches. The
Auditing Committee will con-
sist of one member from each
Lodge. a..
We appeal to all represent
tatives and their respective
Lodges to give the above Of.
ficers their full support dur.
ing the coming year.
b.. John Herak, Jr., Pres
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Fathers In For Treat
|Af Cleveland Funniest

CLEVELAND, Ohio -
Sunday, June Is, will be the
date of the CF'U Lodge AZ
Annual Picnic which will be
held at the Croatian Home,
6314 St. Clair Ave.
The picnic will begin at
noon, at which time there will
be plenty Of barbecued lamb
and pork, various other home
cooked foods and pastries,
and a variety of cooling
drinks.
Music will be furnished
by a very talented trio,
which includes one of our
Nest IS members.
The same day happens to be
Fathers Day, so children, let's
get all the dads out to the
picnic and bring MON along
too, so that she will not have
to cook.
They may enjoy the tasty
meal which is being planned
by the committee and spend
some time with their friends.
A very enjoyable time is
promised all who attend.
Anna Rescic, Rec.
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The EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1858
-OFFTCIAL MINUTES:

The Supreme President bro Mandich opened the meet
ing with official greetings All Members of the board
with the exception of bro Krasch who absent
due to death in the family.
The Minutes of the April 3 session approved
Bro. Mandch requested the Board members to stand
for minute Of silence to final respects to the late Dr.
Joseph Pavlnac former Supreme Medical Director of the
Society.
Lodge 534 - Sister Mihca Abradovic wishes change
benefcaries by agreement to friend Katarna Mlkovch,
which the Board approved.
Bro Mandch accepted the invitation of Lodge Is to
be the guest speaker at their lodge picnic June 15 which
will be in honor of 60 year member of the Society
Bros Mandich, Skrtic and Badovinac delegated
to attend the Ohio Congress to be held in Canton
on October 13 and IA.
Bro Bazdarich authorized represent the Society
at the Annual picnic sponsored by the CFU Lodges of Mil
waukee on June 8.
Bro Bella was delegated to attend the Conference Of
the Minnesota Federation of Lodges to be held in So ST.
Paul August 3d. 1858
The Board approved the renewal of the CFU curtain
ad in the Croatan Home in Cleveland
Bro Bella read the report of the Chldren Home Com
ittee pertains to the protest received from sister Maria
Javor former employee at the Home On the basis of the
findings of the Home Committee, said protest acknowl
edged and is to be referred to the Supreme Board in Sep
tember 1858.
the recommendation of bro Bella the Board award
ed the 1859 CFU wall calendar order to the Wright Co. of
Syracuse, since they were the lowest Of bidders
The Board approved the purchase of thousand
ports of the Standard Analytical Service at cost of $3125
Bro. Braidic gave report the Junior Dux Tourney
held Etna Pa April 49, complete report of which will
be published in the Official Organ His expenses OF S215O
approved for payment.
The following items approved for payment:
$1O275 to the Etna Lanes for All lines of bowling at
Is cents per line for the 1858 Junior Dux Tourney
$500 to the Croaan Franciscan Press of Chicago for
the paper cost for issues of the South Chicago News Bull
etin.
$4,000 to Bruce Assoc for actuarial services rem
dered in March
$25.75 to the Georgetsons Flower Shop for a floral
wreath for the late Dr. Joseph Pavnac former Supreme
Medical Director of the Society.
Brother ovcarich presented the following case
Lodge 278 - Sister Andja Mlic, cert C-1O67O, sub
mitted claim for operation which is not listed in the
Bylaws On the recommendation of brother Ovcarch the
Board approved donation of $4,000 from the National Fund
to the member
At the request of the Mothers Club of Milwaukee, Sis
ter Sylvia Nksc delegated to be the guest speaker
their Mothers Day program to be held in Milwaukee
May 10, 1858.
There being further business to transact the Su-
preme President adjourned the meeting.
Joseph Bella Supreme Secretary
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Youngstown Choir To
Open Own Croat Park
On Sunday, June 18th

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
There is a great deal of hus-
tie and hustle by the men,
bers of the "Strossmayer"
Singing Society at their new
ly purchased picnic grounds,
Croatian Center Strossmayer,
which will be opened formally
on Sunday, June 29.
The grounds are located a.
bout seven miles from the
heart of downtown Youngs-
town. 1t is very easy to reach
from Warren, Girard, Niles,
Mcdonald, Sharon, and Wen
ma, as we'll as Youngstown.
The easiest way to reach
the grounds is to take Ohio
State Route 80 belmont
Ave. Extension).
If you are travelling north,
turn left on West Smith-Ste-
wart Road. After passing the
fourth house on the left hand
side Of the road, turn left on
"Strossmayer Drive, travel
about 500 ft. and there are
the grounds centrally located.
A lovely playground is in
the making for both young
sters and oldsters. The
dance floor, stage, and re-
+ freshment stand are most
spacious.
This great accomplishment
should make the Croatian
people proud that finally they
have a place Of their own, as
this land is being dedicated to
all the Croatian people.
Stella Toplek, Sec'y.
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daughter, Catherine, at
home; a stepbrother in Yu-
goslavia; and several cOus-
ins in Clarion, Pa, and
Sudbury, Ont, Canada.
Rosary devotions were held
on Friday evening, Feb. IA,
with Father Zwik officiating.
Solemn Requiem High Mass
was held at 1000 am, Sat-
urday, Feb. Is, in st. Mary's
Church. The Rev. Blaine
Pierce was celebrant assisted
by the Rev. Sebastian Fialko,
Deacon, and the Rev. Thomas
Downey, sub-deacon.
Pallbearers were Michael
Lokmer, George Liptak, Tho
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CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
United CFU Lodges of Cleve-
land are again making plans
for a gala Fraternal Day
which will be held on Sunday,
81, at Puritas Spring
Park.
1t is probably well known
to most of our members here
that all proceeds from this
affair will be added to an al
ready existing fund that will
be used to purchase our own
picnic site. The success of this
years Fraternal Day may
we'll mean that this dream
will soon be realized.
Once again, as in the
past several years, we will
stage a Queen Contest and
we appeal to all our Lodges
to select a candidate who
will represent their respec-
tive Lodge. The committee
would like to have the
names of the candidates as
soon as possible.
A very interesting and en-
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East Pitt Singers To
Make Merry June 18th

EAST PITTSBURGH, Pa.
- The "Sloboda" Singing So
ciety and the East Pittsburgh
Kolo Group will stage a Pic
mic at the Trafford Gun Club
on Sunday, June 29th.
There will be music for dam
cling by a popular orchestra
and hot barbecued lamb and
other refreshments will be
served.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Dorothy Poropatic, sec'y.
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Monessen Members To Get Outdoors June 1st

becued lamb and various 9TH
er refreshments will be served
as early as moon and on
through the; day. .
Our local Sloga Tamburit-
zans will play for dancing un-
til late into the evening and
there will be no admission
charge.
We invite all our members,
friends, and their families to
join us on this Forthcoming
occasion.
George Penich, Pres.
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CARD OF THANKS

Our most sincere appreci-
alton and many thanks to all
for the many acts of kind
ness and for the sympathy
and condolences offered at
the time of the death Of our
beloved husband and father,
Joseph Nosich.
Special thanks to the Rev.
Fathers Pierce, Fialko, Dow
ney, Zwik, Halter, and Vuko-
mic; to the relatives and
friends for the beautiful flo
raj offerings and the numer-
Gus Mass Cards; to the neigh
bors and friends who brought
food; the Sinchak-Wolski Fu-
neral Home for their many
acts Of kindness; and to all
who participated in the fun
eral.
Mrs. Anna NOsich
and Daughter
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Extermnating Products Co., extemnating
c. L. Bishop plumbing parts
Board of Education School
City Coal OH Co., coal
Cox Transit Co, transportation charges
Edward Don & Co., janor supplies
Gniotts Service Station, and oil 27.82
Hendersons Des PLANES Pharmacy $500
Johnsons supplies 1.35
MiddeStates Telephone telephone
George opometrist
Park Ridge Laundry Cleaners cleaning
Prarie-Lee Pharmacy supplies $500
Public Service Co, electric
j. Rozgoy music teacher 5000
Sprieglers, wearing apparel
The Lee Dry Goods Store towels 1245
w. Jakopic professional 1900
Morava Stationers supplies 6O7O
Peter Mel Heating Co., repair Of time clock $50
F. w. Woolworth Co, sewing supplies 1854
Reicher Chevrolet Buick Sales lettering S70O
DR.. Volha, professional services 1000
Joe Zarkovic harcuts $500
Committee Expense 139O
Miscellaneous Expense
Social Security Taxes 1878
Total 4704 93
Summary
Paid Members and Benefciaries
Paid Administration
Athletic Fund
National Fund
Orphans Fund 2496 90
Junior Order
Printing Department 9491 %
Chdrens Home 4704 93
Grand Total 3Oo5
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
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MONESSEN, Pa. - Amer
lean Croatian Club "Bratstvo"
will stage an outing on Sum
day, June 1, at the Croatian
Park, which is located two
miles out of Monessen.
Those coming to the pic
mic on SmithOn Road will
make q right turn to the
Park once they reach VIC
toria Mine.
The activities of the day
will get under way at 1000
am, and the deliciously bar
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mas Batinich, John Bekavac,
John Nikolic, and Mike Niko-
lie. Interment was at st. Ma
ry's Cemetery, Warren.
Fraternal services at the
graveside were read by Tho
mas Vlasic Of Lodge 1872, and
the Sinchak-Wolski Funeral
Home was in charge of ar
rangements.
May he rest in peace.
Thomas Zupon, Sec'y.
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FOR SALE

Flower and Gift Shop
Well established, going business,
well equipped. Owners retiring -
sell at sacrifice. 48O e. 2oOth St.,
Euclid 10, Chic. Nv 1-l544.
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cess.
Joseph j. Kirasich, Treas.
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eft diameter, 24-inch Depth Here's summer Iun
for oil and OF low, low price, Heovy plos'Ie pool
kept roid by steel mesh on outside Uron '"S 90''e"
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Support Sassing
Floor with Joekpost
Req. ss.ss 5.l9

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printed fashion word-pique.
silk linen. taffeta. silk surah,
silk crepe, chiffon. satin. cot
tons galore.
Though there are q riot Of
Continued on Page B.7, Col. I
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TODAY


Ayudas Achin SisterhOOd
Of Alexandria-8 pm, Play
let by Pre-teen youth groups.
League Of Women Voters
Of Prince Georges County -
Sis pm, FIintstone Elemen-
tary School. meeting of For
est Heights unit; e:15 pm. at
home Of Mrs. Clyde Fisher.
228 Cedar drive Silver Hill
unit meeting.
: TOMORROW
WOman's Club Of Bethesda
Ill am, business meeting:
1880 pm, luncheon; 1880
pm. address by DR.. Shane
MacCarthy.
Kappa Alpha Theta Alum.
nae Chapters pm. at
home Of Mrs. q. w. Ault.
SOIL Sedgwick street N. W.,
meeting; speaker, Mrs. Frank
Dennis, "Washington's First
Wax Works"
Delta Delta Delta Alumnae
Chapters pm, at home Of
Mrs. r. b. Ogilby, 74l8 Oak
lane, Chevy Chase, meeting:
speaker, Mrs. Joseph Grigs-
by.
Potomac Chapter Of The
Questers - 1880 am, ct
home Of Mrs. Robert Coale,
8707 Cranbrook court, Be-
thesda. Meeting.
Arlington Association Of
University Women - 1890
pm, at Barnes and Kimel
auditorium, Fairfax drive and
North Highland street, Ar
lington, Meeting: speaker,
DR.. Laszle Ecker-Racz.
WOmen's Auxiliary to Ar.
lingtOn County Medical So
eiety - 1890 pm, Evans
Coffee shop. Luncheon meet
ing; speaker. Mrs. Gail H.
.Winslow, How To Lay .
Nest Egg"
Democratic Club Of Mont.
gOmery County IS pm.
Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commits
sion Building, Silver Spring,
Meeting.
ri Beta Phi AIumnae Club
1880 pm, at home Of Mrs.
Edward H. Hinkle. $500
Duvall drive, Westmoreland
Hills, Meeting.
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
$50 PM, at home Of Mrs.
Robert Hullinghorst. Pot
luck supper.
The Home Economist In
Business-T30 pm. tour Of
National Institute Of Dry
cleaning, Inc, 909 Burlington
avenue, Silver Spring, Md;
speaker. DR.. Weibush. director
Of research. and Mr.. Clay
Hardin, chief analyst.
Woodbridge Book Club-l0
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

the door, four panels start
peeling of the finish every
winter. and this continues
until June. Each year in
June we apply outside var
nish. The house is only three
years old and it has peeled
every winter so far.
We have no idea what was
originally used as a finish.
We have tried using shellac
under the varniSh as a sealer
but it does not help. We
don't want to paint the
knotty pine. as we love the
effect.
Is there anything we can
do to prevent this peeling?
The man at the store told us
it would always peel of as
it has every winter and that
we could only keep re1nish-
ing the four panels each
spring. This in time will
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BY ELEM
star Fashion Editor

Certain moods seem to
sweep over the fashion world
and nearly all designers react
to them.
This season everybody
seems all out for the chemise
in some version or another.
Then there's the latching on
to one color and the playing
up Of 1t in such dominant
fashion that you simply can't
escape the fact that for
spring you're most certainly
going to be in the red.
The mood that seems to
have captured the hearts Of
nearly all the designers In
their after-five clothes is
purely romantic. Maybe those
trips to Paris seeing the
Seine flowing by. and absorb
ing fashion inspiration from
the collections; plus that
quick side-trip vacation
squeezed in so that the
memory Of Rome by MOON
light fingers on-all this may
be responsible. Then, too, we
know many a Seventh Ave-
nue. designer who confesses
to getting a lot of fashion
inspiration just walking In
Central Park and dropping
in at the Metropolitan Mu-
scum.
But part of the mood that
hits a designer may come
from another source: That
Of the textile industry whose
creative people produce the
fabrics which the designers
use in connecting their tasty
fashion tidbits.
Any designer worth his salt
will tell you Immediately
that fabrics come first and
then silhouette.
For this spring and sum-
mer season the fabrics are
true works Of art. Particularly
is this true in the print de-
partment. Flower fantasies
the horticulturists dream
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Oklohouao Query

MTos n ". O.s AItHty6OH
/ wonder if any RICH read
ers can give me information
about Tulsa, Okla? We are
considering a move there but
we have been unable to get
any definite information re-
garding the cost of living
compared to the Washington
area. If we move. it will be
at a reduced income and we
wonder II the cost of living is
enough lower to compensate
for the difference. Any and
all information will be CRATE
fully received as we must
make our decision within the
next two weeks. Thank you.
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make the wood lighter than
the rest Of the wall. Any help
would be appreciated.
Mirror Resilverinq

Mrs. w. H. B., HyGttSUille
Could someone please tell
me how to remove the silver
from a mirror and re-Silver
it? I would like to do this
myself. Thank you.
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ON THE AGENDA

am, at the McKendrie
Methodist Church; / PM.
tour through National Gal
lery Of Art.