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Funeral services for Joseph E,
Davies, former Ambassador to
the Soviet Union, were to be
held at 2 pm. today in the
Washington Cathedral, Massa-
chusetts and Wisconsin avenues
NV.
Mr.. Davies will be buried in
the Cathedral near Woodrow
Wilson, who was his early polit-
ical counselor.
Mr.. Davies died Friday at his
home, Tregaron, in Washing
ton.
Harry S. Truman heads the
list of nationally prominent
persons who will be honorary
pallbearers. He will not be
able to attend due to illness.
Honorary pallbearers who
will attend the services include
Sherman Adams, Senator Clin-
ton P. Anderson, Bruce Baird
Raymond Beede, Leslie Biffle,
David G.. Bress, Ellen Bronf-
man, Supreme Court Justice
Clark, John D. Clifford, DR.
Worth B. Daniels, Judge Homer
Ferguson, Robert Fleming,
Constantin Fotitch, Roy A
Fruehauf. Senator Green. 10y
w. Henderson, Delmar w
Holloman. Senator Hill, Senate
Maj aiority Leader johnson. Sam
uel H. Kaufman, Arthur
Krock, Alfons D. Landa ano
Col. Clark j. Lawrence.
Also Scott w. Lucas, Capt
Joseph L. McGuigan, John Mar
shall, jr.; Eugene Meyer, Will
liam A. Morgan, Wilhelm Nor
genstierne. John Lord O'Brian
Donald Richberg, Speaker oi
the House Rayburn, Gen. Car
los P. Romulo. Augusta Rosso
Admiral Gilbert J. Rowcllfi
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In MFmnriant

BROWN, GEORGE A. A tribute of
love and devotion to the memory
OF my devoted husband, GEORGE
A. BROWN, who passed away two
years aeo today. May IL. 1856.
The depths Of sorrow I can not tell
And while he sleeps a peaceful sleep
HIS memory ! shall always keep.
LOVING WIFE, GUSSIE.
CARTER, ELLEN w. In loving mem
ory of ELLEN W. CARTER, who de-
parted this life three years ago to-
day Nav IL. 1855.
What would I not give to clasp her
Her dear sweet face to see:
To hear her voice. to see her smile,
That meant so much to me
You left behind an aching heart,
Ina. nnat Loved you most sincere;
Forget you, mother dear.
IN LOVING MEMORY. YOUR SON,
THEODORE E. CARTER.
CLARK. LILLIAN r. In loving mem
LILLIAN r CLARK, who passed
away one year ago today, May II,
In my heart your memory fingers.
sweetly. tender, fond and true,
nOt udy tnat passes,
DEVOTED HUSBAND. DAVID L.
CLARK AND MATHIS FAMILY. .
GREENE, LAURA Z. A tribute of eter-
nal love and memory to the most
pressed mother in the world, LAURA
y, GREENE, who departed this life
eight years ago, May Z, 1850.
This Mothers Day
VntY
10 love and comfort me,
And vet ] still can hear you pray.
Your smile ! always see
And so ] worship at your shrine
This day and every day.
BECAUSE ! know, sweetheart Of mine,
Your love still lights my way.
You are not here this Mothers Day,
AS in the days Of yore,
And while at church or work or play
miss you more and more,
Oh, nothing here can ever seem
The same. / yearn in vain,
/ smile throush tears-I pray and
dream
Until we meet again.
MOTHER
You painted no Madonnas
on chapel walls in Rome,
But with a touch diviner-
You lived one in your home.
Had we the gift OF Raphael
or .Michelsngelo,
oh, what q rare Madonna,
Our mothers life would show.
DEVOTED CHILDREN, PERCY W,
REGINALD G. v. GREENE AND
THERESA B. DYSON.
IvERSON HOWARD LEROY. In loving
memory Of my son; HOWARD Leroy
1VERSON. who departed this life,
II years ago today, May 12, 1941.
In that misty veil Of silence
So profound and deep,
May your rest be ever peaceful
In that long enternal sleep.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTERS.
KIDwELL. GEORGE p. In loving re-
membrance Of my dearly beloved
husband, GEORGE P. KIDWELL,
w1o departed this life six years ago
todav May 12. 1852.
He will always be loved by his
DEVOTED WIFE, MARY KIDWELL.
AND NIECE. GLORIA
REID. DOROTHY z. In loving memory
OF my wife DOROTHY E REID
today, May ~ is50' '
God saw the road was getting rough
The hills too hard to climb
So He closed YOUR weary eyes
And whispered Peace be thine.
But days Of sadness still come over
me
The hidden tears so often flow;
Memories keep you always near mt
Because / loved you so.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. "SKIPPY'
REED.
STEIN, CATHERINE A. Kay. Sacred
TO the memory Of my wife. CATH.
ERINE A. KAY STEIN. who left
me so suddenly, six wears ago today
May IL, 1852.
"ouem di dilhEunt adolescen'
HER LOVING HUSBAND. ELMER
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-6 sites,
lot 5B3, block is, $1,000 CHI.
S-7017, MR. HITE.
IN BEAUTIFUL NATIONAL ME-
MORTAL PARK, near Falls Church.
Va. at substantial saving owner
has moved from area. RE. 7-0057
TT. LINCOLN-6 sites Mt. Calvary
section. $3.50; will sell singly at
$3.50. Oh 2-27s5,
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DEATHS
1n Mrntnrtant
Announcements OF
Services BY Chambers

4n Mpntnrtant
BENSON. MATILDA II. Sacred TO the
TiIDh II. BENSON. who passed
from here 16 years ago today, May
IL. l942.
Her passing left an emptiness
That no one else can NIL.
And yet somehow in many ways
She is really with me still.
Her goodness and her kindness,
Her wise and helpful ways:
These treasured things she left with
me
HER r sos' slss: Toufs R5 hll my days
BENSON. MATILDA. A tribute Of love
TO the memory OF our beloved
mother and grandmother. MATILDA
H. BENSON who left Us 10 years
The dearest of Gods gracious gifts
Was my mothers love-unsel1sn'
MY mothers heart that understood,
And never lost faith in me
NV mothers guidance and her help
And my mothers PRAYER when day
was done
OF ali Gods gifts, nv mothers love
Will always be the dearest one.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MABEL
AND FAMILY.
BERGER. CHARLES z. In loving mem
Dry OF our dear father CHARLES
Z BERGER who departed this life
IA years ago today, May IL, 1914
Anniversary mass AZ 81. Dominic s
Church HIS CHILDREN
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STEIN, CATHERINE A. Kay. Sacred
TO the memory Of my wife. CATH
ERINE A. KAY STEIN. who left
me SO suddenly, six wears ago today,
May IL, 1852.
QUEEN di dilhEunt sdolescens
HER LOVING HUSBAND. ELMER,
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HIsET saT Nv E9f ,Sbs s.adsRIy; sR.L,,1 NR VI
pl Sc. Washington. b. C., hus-
BAND Of Sylvia Rister, father OF
Geraldine. Roy and Johnny Rister
Survived, by six brothers, four sis
ters and his mother. Mrs. Maude
held at 2 pm. Tuesday, May ~.
l90S, from the home Of his mother
st Garrett Ky. Interment Camp
oells Cemetery, Mousie. Ky. Local
Homo. HeTndnn. Va 10
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FLEMING. ESTHER McALLIsTER. or

SATURDAY., May 10, 1858, at her
home, 1870. 1870 4tth hTINn 81 nv w,is EsdHEbR y tbs
Mrs. Barbara F Lilien and Mrs.
Nancy r Cornell sister Of Mrs,
Naomi T. Cornell, Mrs. Ruth 7;
Ciyde and william Thackara, al
OF Philadelphia, Pa, and Charles v
Thackarf III OF Shrewsbury. N J,
Services will be held at GaWler
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave.
NV on Tuesday, May l3, at 2 pm.
interment Confessional Cemetery
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GIJMORE, ANNA J. On Friday. May
ANNA j. oiLMoRE Of 723h Kenyon
Gilmore, mother q Oliver \ GIL: 81,
more, Celestine Jackson and virginia
Williams sister Of Hattie Washing
ton, Frances Landrum. .Ayrie Morse
and James jackson Also surviving
are ave grandchildren, other rela.
tiyes and many friends. After ,
pm Monday. friends are invited to
Cali at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home
1920 9th st. NV. Funeral At z
pm. Tuesday, May l3, at Shiloh
Baptist Church 9th and P SITS. NV.
fnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Family may be contacted al
501S Illinois ave. NV. /"
GREEN, EVA W. On Friday, May o,
1858, at Georgetown University
Hospital, EVA W. GREEN, beloved
wife OF Charles Edward Green, tr.;
mother Of Michael Joseph and steven
Alan Green, daughter OF John d.
and Frances Working, sister OF Mrs.
Evelyn White and John A.. Working,
Funeral from the De Vol Funeral
Home, 2224 Wisconsin ave NV,
on Tuesday, May 49,. at S:45 am. /:
thence 10 Our Lady OF Victory
Church, 4s35 Macarthur blvd. !,
where requiem mass will be otered
at 9:15 am. Friends and relatives
invited Interment Arlington Ma
tionsl Cemetery IL
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GIBSON, PAUL EDWARD. Suddenly,

sst9rdss dssss;n,is Nav pk3t G EI2pS%ARp I2SS q
GIBSON Of 13207 Midway ave
Rockville, Md, son Of shiTi i1tbsp Sipsonii n
sr,rv sr, Fairmontp Iss psut " cSnrtissi Sni % %Marsie
Maxine and Paul Edward Gibson. IT.,
and brother OF Mrs William Henry
Criss, Shiri Gibson, ir, and George
Gibson. Mr.. Gibson rests at the
Warner Z Pumphrev Funeral Home
Md where services will be held on
tuesday. May 10, at 1890 pm
lparkinE facilities. Interment Ar
iineton National Cemetery. IL
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WEST, REV JOSEPH z. All ofncers and
ne - members Of Mecca Temple,
No. 10. A,EAO.NM.S.,
are requested to attend
~ services for the late noble,
% REV. JOSEPH E, WEST,
V&I on Tuesday, May 10, at
NJ 1880 pm. from the
henri S. Washington q Sons Fu-
n.rai IInr,a hnfh st and Deane
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Nav ii. Sss fnf PHILIP n n RhrERESs EsRgRsas 4
Of Miriam B. Baker Reifkin, father
OF Mrs. James II. Simon. Services
VIII be held at Oawler's Chapel,
1855 Pennsylvania ave. NV, on
Tuesday, May Is. at 1890 am.
sregation Cemetery.
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COURTNEY, ELLEN ROSE o,BRIEN.

on Saturday May 10, 1858, ct
aye ayt si8sL NV. ELLEN ROSE oBRIEN
coURTNEY, beloved wife o. the
late Daniel p. Courtney MHthsr S,S.
Of John D. and stephen j. kennnei
liner and Margaret Pierce. Euneral
from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 1881 oeorEia ave- NV on
Tuesday. May 13, At $3.50 an:
REQUIEM mass at tne CnnIScnd nSdd Of she
NV, ct 10 am. Interment Mount
Oiivet Cemetery. Relatives and
frienhA are invited. II
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10 1855 e Prince d dsoTss Hos, Hos,
side Nd, the beloved % son u Of 'hsV Lewis
Rose, brother Of Melvin L. Rose
q Albany. N Y and Raymond r,
Rose; Mrs. Helen Donaldson. Mrs
carrie Peed and Mrs. Dorothv Jack
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th Sc. and Massachusetts, ave. ne,
Mhere services will be held on
wednesday. May IA. at IL 80 am.
interment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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Members Of Court Forest
Glen, No. 96l, Catholic
Daughters Of America are
requested to assemble at
z pm, Monday, May IL,
1858. at Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home, 1881
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kLYM. ANNA. Suddenly. on Saturday,
wife Of Jurj Kiym. Friends may
call at the, Walsh Funeral Home.
al 1lth st. Sc, where Parastan
will be celebrated at 7:30 pm on
Sunday and Monday. High requiem
Catholic University, on TSesdSy'
ni.rvdSa nay ISa eettIo eet 10 am. intermsnt
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DAY. Nay I'nS ia 1888 4 ( ssSS SS pIi.sUn SisST;
Td., Silver sprins, Nd. BENJAMIN
] kROGER, beloved husband OF
Katherine NJ. Kroger, father OF Mrs.
Kathryn Lund, William NJ. Gordon
8. and J. Paul Kroger. Funeral
from Collins Funeral Home, 1921
l4th 81. NV, on Tuesday, May IL,
at m. REQUIEM mass al 81
Camillus Church, 1900 st. camillus
DR., Silver SPRING. Nd, at $3.50 am.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Viewing on Monday, May ~, from
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1855, HAZEL B. LEE Of i4s7 4
s. NV beloved wife Of PePeivai
H. Lee. Also surviving are one
sister, other relatives and many
friends. After 2 pm. Monday, NAY
II, friends are invited to cali al
9th st. NV. Funeral at 10 am.
Tuesday, May Is, at ST. George's
Episcopal Church, I'd and You sts.
Nv. Interment Lincoln Memorial
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saturday. May 10; 1858, GRACE ?.
wife Of the late Raymond Carroll
and mother OF Frederick d. McCau:
lev and William F. McCauley Of
Baltimore. Md. Services at Ellsworth
Armacost Funeral Chapel. 1900 LIB
erty Heights ave, Baltimore, MO-
on Tuesday, MAY 13, At IL am,
Interment private. Please omit
flowers.
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CATHERINE I. FITZGERALD.
Grand RROart

DAUvIN. ALFRED PHILLIP. on
Va vauH,f ALFRED f PHiLIiP DxUXIN,
beloved husband, Of Elsie vera
Reckert. ir. OF Washington, D. c,
Mrs, Patricia Smith and Alfred
Phillip Dauvin, jr. Services at
Birch's Funeral Home, 3O34 NJ 81;
NV, on Tuesday. May IL, at 1890
am. Interment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery. IL
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NELLIE c, FULLER, W. N.
Z. GERTRUDE SMITH, seey. 10
MARTIN ANNETTE BELLE. On Sun
1881 Georgla ave. Silver sprins,
Md. ANNETTE. BELLE MARTIN,
beloved wife Of Thomas H. Mar
and sister o. Charles Z, Dvysr
There are also five grandchildren,
Pumphrey Funeral Home, s434
Gsorsia ave. silver sprinE, Nd,
day, May IA, at / pm. tpsTEins
tscilities). Interment Rockville Union
Cemetery 13
MccLUSKEY. DONALD n. on sunday,
May II, 1858, DONALD r, McCLUS-
KEY. aged ) years, Of GaitheTsburg,
Md the beloved son Of Harry
Leonard Mccluskssy and Mary Mar,
Fork Christian Church, Long Green,
interment in adjoining cemetery. 10
MihyLhSi dsS. Nav 0SAIS5H 3. isbs, coRpEIlA L I,
MIKULES Of 4O46 34th St, Mount
Rainier, Nd: beloved ss.,. wife Of the the
ard, Alexander j.. Harold p. and
Paul r. Mikules and Mrs. Mary
By nine Srandchiidren and one great
gr9ndchild. Friends may call at the
Nalley Funeral Home. 1900 Rhode
Island ave. at Eastern ave- ne.
Funeral on TUESDAY May l3, at
$40 an: thence TO st. James
Catholic Church, where mass will
be offered at 8 am. for the .repose
Of her soul Relatives and friends
c.mstsry Hyssa lnserTasns EST IneSG snG
Hazieton, Pa. papers please copy
MMBURN, J. PARKER. On sunday
May II. 1858. at his residence, 3l06
BURN beloved HUSBAND Of Sarah
Milburn, Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th and Massa.
viii be held on wednesday. May IA
al pm Interment private. I3
NEWMAN. WILLIAM. on Friday. MAJ
y, 1858. at the District Genera
Hospital, WILLIAM NEWMAN, hus.
band OF Luella Newman. He also
is survived by three daughters, three
sons, five grandchildren. other rela.
tives, and friends. After pm
at johnson L. jenkins Funeral
Home, 4SO4 Georsia ave. NV
Funeral on Tuesday. MAY IL. ct I
pm, At the. House Of Prayer, 51si
and Bass pl Sc. Elder Hart OF.
fciating, fnterment Lincoln Ne.
mortal Cemetery.
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JOINS, JULIA. on Friday, May ..
Petersburg. Va. JULIA JONES. low
ing mother OF Tonne j. Jones and
Mamie Cunningham, sister Of 0risby
nf a LsSY' ss rhoms DEasr aRS Also sud-, sSs,yns aDs
are six grandchildren and q host
Of other relatives and friends. Mrs.
Jones will rest ct Church Of Christ
Holiness, 1928 North. Columbus st..
Atlington. Va. after 9 pm. May 10,
where funeral services will be held
at ] pm. Nav IA. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery. Arrangements By
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TELToN. WILLIAM R. On SATURDAY

Nav 10, 1855 WILLIAM R, Eel
TON OF 92S Euclid st. NV, devoted
husband Of Mary @. FELTON,. Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
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70. 1885, at pSoVidsnss row snse'0Hs, Hospital. Ms{
ANNA v. LALLY, Of 54l6 Nebraska
ave; NV beloved sister Of Mrs. Leo
Lally Mattingly She Is also SUR
yived BY a niece. Mrs. Helen Jarboe,
and two nephews, George Z. and
Cletus B. Mattingly. Prayers at the
H Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l
14th ST, NV. on wednesday. May
II at S:45 am parking faciiities1.
Thence to Shrine OF the Most Blessed
sacrament Church. Western ave.
and Quesada st. NV. where the
holy sacrifice of the mass will be
offered at 9:30 am, for the repose
Of her soul; Interment st. Mary's
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necticut ave NV, on May 10. 1858,
husband of Dorothy v. Drummond;
brother OF Mrs Ethel Baker. -Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home.
day. Nav ia, at 1890 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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Nominations Nov. 18Th
For JoFmstown Leaders

JOE1NSTOWN, Pa. - The
next big regular meeting of
CFU Lodge 5 will be held at
the Lodge Home on Sunday,
November 18th, beginning
promptly at 2 pm.
This session Is Of the
utmost importance for we
will nominate, at that time,
candidates for Lodge off,
GERS for 1859.
Members are urged to at
tend the forthcoming meet.
ing and to settle their dues
obligations.
We also wish to inform al.
Lodge 5 members that thu
election of officers viii b<
held in December, instead o1
January.
Michael Batch, eec'y
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Fitting Prelude To Huge Lodge 255 Celebration
Milwaukee Area Training School Exceeds Fondest Hopes

less feel certain that q great
deal was accomplished in
those few hours.
But, we must face facts a.
they are and admit openly
that many Of our secretaries
and nest managers need much
more instruction and advice
on the proper function Of
their duties.
To accomplish this, We
must have these schools at
moro frequent intervals
and Of . longer duration.
These are the facts and we
must accept them as they are
if our schools are to succeed
and accomplish their intended
purpose.
The following day, It was
my extreme pleasure to at
milwaukee, : P. o.
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can still be made at $3.50 per
adult plate and $1.0O for
children.
One of the best known and
talented orchestras in this
vicinity, the Selo Tamburitz-
ans, will entertain during the
banquet and later in the eve
ming will play for your listen
ing and dancing pleasure in
our Club.
Our principal guest
speaker will be the Croa-
tian Editor of the Zajedni-
car and Secretary Of the
CFU West Penn United
Lodges, Mr.. Philip Vuke-
hch.
We also hope to have a few
Of the CFU Executive Board
Members present at this af-
fair.
To make the occasion even
more entertaining the recent
ly organized East Pittsburgh
Kolo Group, under the direc-
tion of Charlene Vukela, will
present their, renditions Of our
national dances.
Tickets can be purchased
from the Nest Manager, Mrs.
Helen Dobos, or Mrs. Kathe-
rine Klemenovich.
Joseph Zegar
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Mothers Club To Hold
Bake Sale In Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE,, Wise. -
The CFU Mothers Club Of
Milwaukee and West Allis
will sponsor a Bake Sale on
Sunday, November 16, from
II 100 am. until 200 pm, at
Perko Hall, 54O7 West Burn
ham st.
There will be, just to men,
ton a few items, nut cakes,
pies, cookies, strudels, and
bread on sale.
Everyone is invited to stop
in and purchase whatever
they wish.
Mitzie Knaflic, Pres,
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the various state congresses
total approximately $1,000.
The expenses of sending
delegates to these conven.
tions total approximately the
same amount.
It has been stated so many
times in the past that it is i'm
portant and necessary that
the Croatian Fraternal Union
hold membership in these or
CARNATIONS, and that it's rep
resentatives attend the an
nual meetings regularly,
where they are given the op-
portunity not only to hear
discussions on the numerous
problems facing all frater-
nails, but to take part in these
discussions as well.
The purpose Of these
state and national con-
crosses is to safeguard the
interests of the fraternal
organizations, and particu-
larly to watch that the va
rious state legislatures do
not adopt laws detrimental
to fraternal organizations.
In the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, for example,
our legislative body did not
meet during this year. It
could, therefore, be assumed
that I, as President Of the
Pennsylvania Fraternal Con-
gress, did not have much to
do.
Against Escheat Act
That assumption, however,
would be far from correct,
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PITTSBURGH - On Sat.
urday evening, October 25th,
the local committee Of Lodge
255 in Milwaukee was sur.
prised and overjoyed at the
response they received from
the Lodges in their vicinity
to attend the CFU Training
School which was conducted
by the Supreme Secretary,
bro. Joseph Bella, with the
very able assistance of our
Supreme Board Member, bro,
Nick Hinich.
Out Of . possible atten-
dance Of Is lodges, IL
were represented with IS
members, Of which 8 were
Lodge secretaries and 6
Nest managers, which is an
excellent nucleus for any
school
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BY Joseph Bella
: Supreme Secretary =

Lodges which attended the
school were 255, 261 and 807
of Milwaukee; 391, 1872 and
731 of West Allis; 276, Ke-
nosha; 463, Racine; 582,
Sheboygan; our newest affi-
late Lodge 993 from Muk-
wonago; as well as 2 lodges
from Illinois, Lodges Is Of
Waukegan and 848 from No.
Chicago. Also, Nest Nos. 18,
134, 457, 473, $50 and $40
were present.
Time Important Factor
In spite Of the fact that
there was only one evening
at our disposal we neverthe
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Windsor Lodges
In Fete Nov. Y
Sup. President
Guest of Honor

WINDSOR, Ont. - Lodges
638 and 952 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will co-spon-
sor a Fall Concert Program
and Dance Saturday, Nov. %,
in the Croatian Natl Home,
2520 Seminole and st. Luke.
v. 1. Mandich, Pitts
burgh, Supreme President
of the Society, will be the
Lodges guest of honor and
address the assemblage.
In keeping with custom,
roast young pig will be avail
able at the Home from noon
on the day of the fete and
the members of both Lodges
are invited to drop in for q
delicious meal and refresh
ments.
The Concert Program Is to
start at 7:3O pm. Nov. %,
with the Tomisic Bros. Tam
buritza Orchestra cast in the
spotlight.
Bro. Mandich, Of course,
will deliver his speech during
the Program.
For a change, we would like
to see our CFU neighbors a.
cross the border in Detroit
turn out for one of our social
gatherings and enjoy some Of
our famous Canadian hospi-
tality done up in typical Gro
attain style.
We assure them a wonder
full time and bid them, one
and all, welcome.
Program COMMITTEES
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kolo dancers, ranging from
312 to 9 years Of age, and a.
mother group of twenty men,
bers, from 10 to Is years of
age, will take part in dancing
and singing several numbers.
They are also learning to
play the tamburitza and
will replace the members
leaving the senior group.
In all, this will make u
members strong in Sioga
and they will an take part
in the Finale.
The featured soloist during
the program will be Mrs.
Walter Kolar, wife of the Di-
rector of the far famed Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans.
The program will be COM
pletely new in songs, dances,
a n d instrumental numbers
and all will be attired in our
native costumes.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12

for the fraternal organiza-
tions in Pennsylvania under
took and initiated measures
with the Department of Rev.
enue with respect to the 1887
Escheat Act, which the De-
partment of Revenue in our
state wished to apply to fra
ternals.
This action is not yet
completed, although we did
succeed in having Che De-
partment of Revenue defer
it's claim pending a study of
the Act and the rendering
of an opinion.
At the meeting of the Con-
penn State = p. 81
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Turn to page 8 for editorial,
welcome, Zagreb!"
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ior Tamburitza Orchestra to
help pay for the upkeep of
the group which consists Of
eighteen children, ages 8 to
Is years.
All members of the group
are also affiliated with the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
The officers Of the Croatian
Cultural Club, which is doing
such a good job Of sponsoring
this group, are Tom Zorich,
President; Mike Evans, Vice
President; Fannie Evans, Sec
retary; and Matt Norsic,
Treasurer.
Everyone il invited to at
tend this Fall social and thus
help to support a very fine
group Of youngsters.
Milan Herak, Pub.
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Cuyahoga County seat in the
States next House Of Repre-
sentatives.
The Nov. 4 victory was, in
a sense, a personal one, for
bro. Kovach came in on q
political wing and a prayer
against great odds.
He was not endorsed by
the local Democratic Or
ganization. Nor did any of
the Cleveland papers see fit
to give him q boost. In fact.
the ''only people" who actu-
ally came out for him were
the $50, 4O1 voters who put
an X after his name.
Brother Kovach's victory
marks the first for a Croa-
tan candidate since the days
Of William M. Boyd (Boich)
who served years ago in the
General Assembly as a Rep
resentative and, later, a Sen
ator.
Our congratulations and
best wishes for deserving sue
cess in office.
Editorial Staff