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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

RAMBLER 1853 "6'. station wagon;
@sns extras! siSdo. WIZ WIZ a .ssSs
RILEY 'b2, 2Is-litre 4-dr. touring
sedan; excel. cond,, new roof.
paint. carpets; si,S00. Mr. b, j.
n sImr .SpI &c., NJ 1900 :sc Ext sSss
ROLLS ROYCE $50 4-dr. slb.306
car, black: FLOOD PONTIAC.
ROVER $50 4-dr, s3.432. Any coll
or; new car. Top English car
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 connee-
sTUDEBAKER 1883 Lark de luxe
4-dr, q: Tahiti coral, undercoat.
heater. accessory kit; other ex-
tras; brand-new; full price, $i,07b.
BOWMAN
1000 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 6-iI22
sTUDEBAKER '53 4-dr. Com
mander; low mileage; excel. cond.:
Congressional Odds
ROCKVILLE PIKE
Rockville. Md. HA. 7-7344
sTUDEBAKER 1859 Lark REGAL 20"
hardtop; Hawaiian green,. green
vinyl. heater, underc0at, bumper
guards; other extras; brand-neW
full price. s2.1o5.
BOWMAN
Studebaker-Packa rd Mercedes
1900 Ga. Ave. NV. RIA. 6-1122
sTUDE. 80 Larks and Hawks, all
models: immed. delivery. AMERl-
CAN SERVICE CENTER; 5sb N.
lsTUDEBAKER '51 Commander q
dr.: 7. and h., automatic; extra
nice. Real special at only S1e5.
BOWMAN
Studebaker-Packard Mercedes
1000 ia. Ave. NV. RA. 6-ll22
sTUDEBAKRR '52 Champion hard
top; 2. and h.: ideal End car. You
e nn Si Es mo NJ oRRis Bus MtoyTHoRssp'
704 W. Broad st., Pals Church,
sTUDEBAKER 1853 Lark De luxe
2-door; vi white sand. heater.
accessory. kit. undercoat: other
sxtrass brand-new: fun price;
BOWMAN
Observation-Disclosures
1900 Ga. Ave. NV. RIA. 6-1123
sTUDEBAKER 1855. Golden Hawk
Completely equipped, extra fine
condition thToushout, 81 ,2e5;
$le5 down. 5-minute delivery.
BELL MOTORS, 5it1 Wise.
wo. 0-sgO0.
sTUDE. lghas: farks al models:
immed. del. EMERSON a ORME.
18th and " sts. NV, DI. 7-s100
THIRD $50; full power, many ex.
tras; immac.; low mi; S2,475 or
best offer. EN- 3-3352. DI. 7-5522
THUNDERBIRD '55; fully equip,
and powered, low MI; must sell:
$l,7S5. OWNER, CT. 6-3067.
TRiUMPHS SOS, new sedans and
station wagons, only SIS down.
JACK PRY, 1918, Conn. ave. NV.
10th and Pa. ave. Sc.
=
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BOWMAN

studebaker.Pack Mercedes
1900 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 6-112s
sTUDEBAkER 1855. Golden Hawk
Completely equipped, extra fint
condition thToughout, Sl,2e5;
Sle5 down. 5-minute delivery
BELL MOTORS, 5ifI Wise,
WO. O-SDO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

'50 EDSEL HARDT0P
4-d0Or Citation: 2-tone Alaska
gold and Colonial white, =. and
h., Tele-T0uch drive, power
s'eerir- ana brakes, Wv tires.
etc. Low mileage luxury car
ma..ly sL1OO! No. SZI@
8I65. INV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

Wv. 80 Karmann-dnia- a.T.. !
~. 5000. Also bsve 80 throii rS
80 sedans and sun roofs from
Sl'OSS. Cash; trade or terms.
sun MOTORS
300 N. Fairfax Dr.. Arlington
OPPOSITE KANNS IA. 4-2III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

T.BIkD 80; full power, many ex-
tras; immac.; low mi; S2,4f5 OF
best OFFER. EN- 3-3352, DI. 7-5522
THUNDERBIRD '55; fully EQUIP,
and powered. low MI: must sell:
Sl,7k5 OWNER. CT, 6-3Q67
Evening star., 1959-12-14

GLASSES, girls, in pink leather case
vic. Wayne ave, Silver Spring. VII.
Evening star., 1959-12-14

GOLD MONEY CLIP. inscribed C. M.
DirkS Reward. ME. S-2l6l, Ext.
Evening star., 1959-12-14

land McNeill, %. Of Fuquay
Springs, and Willie Bradford
Shaw. 80. of Rougemont, both
Negroes; and Woodward Stew
art, SO, of Boone.
McNeill's f1ngerprints we're
found on a car stolen in Lynch
burg, Va, and abandoned near
an industrial plant in Balti-
more, Md. The FBI said Nc
Neill and Shaw were seen
travelling together shortly
after they escaped and may
still be together.
The car was reported stolen
Wednesday and was found by
a State trooper Friday.
Prisons Director William F.
Bailey said return of the cap
tured prisoners to North Caro-
lima would depend on whether
they would be prosecuted for
car theft and break-ins in the
States where they were caught.
Only one Of the II was
caught in North Carolina. He
is Charles Edwards, %. of Gas
tonia, caught near the prison
camp shortly after the escape.
Evening star., 1959-12-14
ThreeConVicts
EIude Police

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. IA
(AP). - The three remaining
fugitives of a 20-man break
from North Carolina's Ivy Bluff
Prison camp continued to elude
a Nationwide search today.
Seventeen of those who
escaped last Tuesday have been
recaptured, including ringlead-
er Charles w. CYank) Stewart
of Wilmington.
Nine were caught in Virginia
four in Ohio, three in Kentucky
and one in North Carolina.
In addition to the three re-
naming fugitives. police were
seeking 10 of the % weapons
taken from the prison. These
included a sub-machine gun.
Still free were James Cleve-
Evening star., 1959-12-14
Womon's Slayer
Sentenced to Die

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Dec.
IA (AP).-A l9-year-old Negro
was convicted yesterday and
sentenced to death for the Sep
.tember Staying of an English
woman, Miss Dorothy Barbara
RawlinSon, 90.
A jury returned the guilty
verdict against Wendell Willis
Lightbourne after celebrating
less than two hours. Defense
attorneys said they would ap-
peal the death sentence handed
down by Chief Justice Newn-
ham Worley.
Evening star., 1959-12-14
Simpson Gets
Surgery Today
BY the Associated Press

Representative Simpson, Re-
publican of Pennsylvania, will
undergo an exploratory opera
ton today at Bethesda Naval
Hospital. an aide reported.
The aide said Mr.. Simpson
entered the hospital for a rest
in mid-November but that his
blood pressure remained high
and an operation was decided
upon to determine the cause
of his ailment.
MIR. Simpson is chairman of
the Republican Congressional
Committee.
Evening star., 1959-12-14

balances or hospitals. Eight
survivors were blown out into
a back garden by the force OF
the blast. That left seven un-
accounted for.
Detectives worked alongside
the searchers, probing for clues.
Statements from neighbors in
clined police to suspect a gas
leak, but the director of the
gas works denied there were
any pipes in the Aplerbeck
iarea, a suburb of this big in
dustrial city.
Firemen, police and Rcd
Cross volunteers swarmed to
the disaster scene yesterday.
They were Joined by 250 SOL
dierS of a British army guided
missile unit stationed in sub
urban Dortmund. But for eight
hours, soaring flames prevented
a search for the dead.
A lone Christmas tree. al
most miraculously untouched
by the flames, protruded from
the wreckage. The silent crowd
watching the rescue workers
stood beneath gay Christmas
lights and evergreen street
decorations.
First police on the scene said
they saw one family-a man,
his wife and a baby-desper-
ately clinging to a pipe high up
on a lone wall that had not
collapsed.
I'VE just could not get a
ladder up to them to bring
them down" one officer said.
Evening star., 1959-12-14
LOST

BRACELET WATCH, yellow gold; near
ball park Reward offered. Call MIR.
BROWNE, DE. 2-36UO.
COLLIE PUP. sable and white, male,
wearing green leather collar: D. c.
tags: vic. Chevy Chase circle. Reward.
WO 6-S6S5.
DOG. blond, female whippet; vicinity
Chevy Chase circle. Phone WO. b.
7l45, after 1 pm.
DOG-Information wanted on 16-yr.-
old black-whlte female dos. dead or
alive CarOone tag Ii. 0-1OOU, ext.
'!6t}j or JA. 5-S999
DOG, black, female dachshund; vic.
Georgetown University, Sun. after
noon. Call FE. 7-54O5.
EYEGLASSES, mans; Sunday am, vic.
+ Capitol, Sd and 9th SITS. Sc Re-
ward. Ii. 6-593S
EARRING, small peP.l. yellow, gold
Please call Wo. 6-OS20.
GLASSES, girls, in pink leather case;
vic. Wayne ave, Silver Spring. VIII.
6-4S4O
GOLD MONEY CLIP. inscribed C. M
DirkS Reward. ME. S-2l6l Ext.
POINTER DOG, white and liver, wear
ing chain collar; vicinity Vienna. Va.
DU. 5-1916.
PUPPY black male Pug. nc collar
white mark on GneS:. E. nlOs .cSt
Dec = vicinity Of lnaln Bridge Gen
erous reward. WO 6-4u2u
RING, wedding band, diamonds; lost
Dec IN ladies WaShrm. in bldg,
24th and N SITS. NV. Reward. lE.
6-4S76.
WALLET, mans. brown, Federal Tri-
angle bus or vic. 10th and K: gen.
erous reward FE. 1851
WALLET, mans, personal papers; vic
10th STR. l. ave Church st NV:
finder please return or call 10.
1-32b3
WATCH, lady's. Paul Breguette; in
sc. If found call LU. 3-O652 for
reward.
WRIST WATCH, ladys Hamilton: gray
cord band; vic of Michigan Park.
Reward LA 6-S4y4.
Evening star., 1959-12-14

I'VE shouted to them to hold
on as long as possible"
But the family either misun-
derstood or lost strength. They
let go and fell into the fiery
debris.
Evening star., 1959-12-14
Death Toll of 26 Feared
In German Blast, Fire

DORTMUND Germany Dec IA (AP) Hundreds of rescue
for bodies today smoking heap of bble
that had been apartment houses the day before
Twenty-sx people feared dead. Police believe 81
people the houses when they wrecked by
blast and ensuing fire.
recovered three died in
Evening star., 1959-12-14
Khrushchev Home

MOSCOW. Dec. IA CAP).-
Soviet Premier Khrushchev re-
turned to Moscow yesterday
after attending the Commu-
mist Party congress in Hungary.
Evening star., 1959-12-14

We must realize that ongem economic growth
acevab relatively
= O sharp
a recession, economy into
y quick boom which later ongrun capacity produce
upon economy
L production
produce
y
o We maintain the priceless incentive of confidence the value
We achieve budget that balance better during periods of high
1 level activity.
We must be willing to seek out the mpedments to growth in
whether these traditional practices labor
in Government subsidy other
We the nveneness products
= and improved standards a growing
We the imposition discipline and prudent responsibility
We must pavey allow either initiation deaaon
We by ~ investors only
officials of Government daytoday decisions with the welfare of
segment
Finally
enough the principles which leave children and mine
and hope.
Evening star., 1959-12-14
FOUND

CAT, bobtailed. black, with collar; vic
Prince Georges Plaza. ia. @-S101.
COCKER, black; found in Cleveland
Park area; > or 3 years old. WO.
6-U992.
DOG, dachshund, female. FE. 1879
after $3.50 pm.
DOG, mixed breed, tan; Bells Mill rd.
Bethesda. WASHINGTON ANIMAL
RESCUE LEAGUE, NO. 1870.
GLASSES, mans. tortoise shell, bifo-
Gals: vic. Brandywine and Conn. ave.
Owner please call for at desk 455O
Conn. ave. NV.
PERSIAN CAT, white, male. found
Dec. .; VIC; 4th and Potomac ave
TAPE. white, Blue Grass. 100 it:
found vicinity Bethesda. Call OIL
2-6O36.
WALLET. lady's, red containing i'm
portant papers, pictures and babies
food money; bet Lincoln FIX and
Stanton PIX" Mass ave. ne. Ii.
1-5U33.
Evening star., 1959-12-14

EYEGLASSES, mans; Sunday m, vic.
Z Capitol, Sd and 9th SITS. Sc. Re
ward IL R-5q3S
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For the gentIest care in the wor

uHMM THE SOAP THAT SMELLS a GENTLE ! 7 That's
your promise of naturally tender skin Cashmere Bouquets
rich, deepceansng lather is beautifully free of hash
irritating deergents And fragrant Cashmere Bouquet
ongasng, So economical Let your whole family enjoy
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
Coast Guild Set
For Fashion Fete
Show Is Annual
Spring Highlight

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
Final preparations by the Wo-
mems Guild of st. Anthony's
Croatian Church for the Fifth
Annual Fashion LUNCHEON
have been completed.
Carrying the theme of
Grown Jewels in Fashion"
the luncheon will take place
in the Cocoanut Grove of the
Ambassador Hotel on Satur-
day, April 18.
Mrs. P hi lip Boskovich,
1885 Hart Street, Van Nuys,
Chairman for the fashion
show, announced that Ethel
Joutras, Fashion Coordinator
of Los Angeles, will handle
the fashion portion Of the
luncheon and music for the
event will be provided by
Stanley Brysha and a trio for
the promenade,
Other committee members
assisting the Chairman will
be Mesdames Frank Brako-
vich, Vincent Andrews, Vido
Artukovich, Leo Majich, An
thony Chutuk, Claude Young,
Louis Sharon and Miss Caro-
line Swast.
The public il invited 10 At
tend.
Caroline swast
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Scholarship Aid viii
Be Taken Up June 30th
By Foundation Leaders

PITTSBURGH - The Gro
atian Fraternal Union Schol-
arship Foundation, Inc, now
has a new Scholarship Award
Form to be used by student
members seeking such aid.
Those who forwarded the
old form are advised to apply
for the new application by
writing the Foundation in
care of 3441 Forbes Ave.,
Pittsburgh 13, Penna.
Only the new forms will
be taken into consideration
when the next Foundation
awards are made at the end
of the current collegiate
school term.
The deadline for all appli-
cations is Wednesday June 80,
1859, with the awards to be
made shortly thereafter.
Eligible to apply for aid are
all American and Canadian
CFU students contemplating
entering a college or univer.
sity, as we'll as those who are
already enrolled in an insti.
tuition of higher learning and
in need of support to continue
with their studies.
Edward B. SeryOy
Exec. Secretary
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The awards will be made
the evening of April IL dur
ing a banquet to be held in
the Croatian Hall, 612 Broad
Street. Dancing is scheduled
to follow the program and
presentations.
Tourney Committee
Rita Fishter is serving as
the Assistant Tournament
Secretary.
Representing the L O. d e e
Bowling League on the tour
ney committee are Joseph
Mesnak, Catherine Kral,
Frank Hockycko, John Bross,
Michael Hockycko, Charles
Novosel, Angelo Milazzo, Ste
phen Safko, and Carmen Ma
gistro.
Others serving on the COM
mittee are Lodge 5 president
Frank Sobditch, and Club
treasurer Mark Yuran and
Club steward Frank Repak.
On To Youngstown!
This April IL tourney will
serve as a warmup for the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
25th Annual Natl Tenpin
Tournament to be held May
14-17, 1859, in Youngstown,
Ohio.
JOhnstOWn Lodge 5 will
send 4 mems and l WOmen's
teams to the Silver Ami
versary renewal of the
Spring championships in
Ohio.
Also entered are 26 singles
and 13 doubles hopefuls to
give Johnstown a big squad.
Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
sZAJEDNICAR"
Detroit III Dues S|ackers Facinu
Surprise Unless They Toe The Line
Members Will Meet April 18th To Name
Candidates For Delegate To Convention

IN arrears notices to these
same members continuously.
| was therefore instructed
to discontinue this leniency.
So dear member, from now on
you are allowed only 90 days
grace as spelled out in the
bylaws and only one dues in
arrears notice and then sus-
pension if you still fail to pay
your dues.
No phone calls or letters
please, because promises
and excuses, l have heard
them all. The next meeting
is Sunday, April IL, at 600
PM, in the C.C.C. Hall, POI
W. I Mlle kd.
We will hold nominations
for a Delegate to the 10th
CFU Convention, and the
election will take place during
May. A social will also, take
place after the business of the
evening has been completed.
Those paying dues by mail
please enclose a stamped en-
velope for return of dues book
and make checks payable to
Onyx" CFU Lodge III and
not to me or the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
Hope to see you all in April.
T. NJ. katich, Jr., Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
Benwood Club Plans
Weekend Observance
OF Third Anniversary

BENWOOD, w. Va. - The
3rd Anniversary of the Ben
wood Croatian Cultural Club
will be commemorated this
weekend with a two-day pro
gram of events.
The celebrations are to be
held Saturday and Sunday,
April As, and feature the
ozega Tamburitzans of
Youngstown, Ohio.
These celebrated artists
will stage a program Sat
urday evening at 8 o'clock
and then provide the music
for the dance which is to
climax the day itself.
The Youngstown ensemble
will return for another pro-
gram at s pm. on Sunday,
April S, and again do the
musical honors for the pleas
ure of the dance set.
Refreshments to suit the
individual taste will abound
both evenings and welcome
to attend are all CF'U men,
bers and their friends in the
Ohio Valley.
Eugene Bartnicki, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

DETROIT, Mich. Are
you a member of Onyx" CFU
Lodge III? Not any more,
brother. That is, if you are
one of the members referred
to in the following para
graphs.
Would you believe it? I've
been the secretary for "Onyx'
since July, 1852, and have yet
to see some of the members.
/ am inclined to believe these
members don't even know we
have a monthly meeting, let
alone know when or where
or even why.
Well, we had a monthly
meeting on Sunday, March 8,
1859, and this article is the
result of part of this meet
ing.
l placed before the men,
bership at this meeting the
difficult and expensive task
of collecting, from a certain
percentage of the lodge,
their dues.
1t was unanimously agreed
that the lodge in the past was
too lenient and that this was
highly unfair, to the active,
steady, and prompt paying
members, to continue giving
more than 80 days grace and
sending from two to four dues
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
April u johnstown Tourney Prelude
To Youngstown Silver Milestone Meet
Statewide Classic Will Be Climaxed
With Banquet And Dance In CrOat Home

JOHN STOW N, Pa. -
Sponsored by "St. Rochus'
Lodge 5, the list Annua
Pennsylvania CFU Singles
Doubles Handicap T e n p r
Tournament will take place
here Sunday, April IL, 1859
at State Recreation Center
334 Main st.
The tourney has the mora
sanction support of both the
A.B.C. and the W.I.B.C. and
is to be run off on a handicap
basis. of 1870 of 200 for the
men, 1870. of ITS for the wo-
men. Entries close at mid
night, March %.
Entry blanks may be OBJ
tanned from Tournament
Secretary Joseph Fishter,
162 Glenn Street, Johns
town. Home phone, Johns
town 376904, Croatian Hall
phone, JOhnstown 1915.
The starting squads will be
at 9 am, II am, 1 pm, 3
pm, and 5 pm, with the
championship trophies to be
donated by the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
Members Should
Know S.. Rights
Claimants Urged
To Check Status

PITTSBURGH - Pros
pective CF'U claimants plann-
ing to apply for their Social
Security benefits can help
speed up the processing time, "
Oral A. Ernst, district mana
ger of the East Liberty Social
Security Office, said today.
He pointed out that claim
ants for monthly benefits
must usually prove age or
date of birth.
A birth certificate is best,
but many other items will do
A certificate of baptism
| is also good evidence as to
date of birth, and so is a
bible i'm which the births in
a family were recorded at
the time they occurred.
An old life insurance pol
icy, a naturalization certifi-
cate, a passport, a military
record, voting records, census
records, marriage license rec
ords, and even an old hospi-
tai record could suffice.
Delay Can Be Costly
Those claiming benefits as
a dependent or surviving
spouse must prove marriage.
For children of a retired or
deceased worker, a birth GER
tificate is necessary to show
relationship as we'll as age.
If you were self-employed,
you should furnish a copy of
your last years tax return,
Form 1O40 and Schedule "C"',
and proof of the Social Secur-
ity tax payment for that year
(canceled check or a receipt).
If you were an employee,
your VIZ, Statement of
Earnings, from your en-
ployer will be necessary.
Mr.. Ernst concluded by
stating that for prompt pay
ment CFU members should
get in touch with their Social
Security office a month or SO
ahead of time and bring
proofs of age, earnings, and
relationship.
But never delay in contact
ing your Social Security Of
flee if you do not have the
necessary proofs available -
this could mean loss Of ben
efits to you and your family.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
Rankin Lodge {
Planning Banquet
Veterans To Be
Cited April 26

RANKIN, Pa. - The 65th
Anniversary of Lodge 6 of
the Croatian F'ratenal Union
of America will be commemo-
rated Sunday, April 26, at the
Croatian Home, 4th and An
tisbury Sts., Rankin.
Plans call for a Banquet
and Program to be held
that day in honor of all
members of the Lodge who
have been affiliated so or
more years with the Soci-
ETY..
Invited to speak on the oc-
casion are CFU Supreme
President V. I. Mandich and
English Editor of the Zajed-
nicar Stephen F. Brkich.
Both have accepted.
1t is the fond hope of the
officers Of Lodge 6 that the
April 26 fete will bring out
the largest social crowd in the
sixty-five-year annals of the
lodge and nothing will be left
undone to dispose of every
single reservation for the
Banquet.
Tickets are now avail
able and may be procured
from any official of Lodge
6. They may also be had
from the undersigned at
the CFU Home Office
Bldg, 3441 Forbes Ave.,
Pittsburgh.
Several surprises are being
planned in conjunction with
the April 26 festivities.
Charles Furjanic, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
South Side Pitt Nest
Shapes Dues Schedule

S. S. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
This is to inform the parents
of CFU Nest 81 members that
dues will be collected the Sec
ond Friday Of each month in
the Croatian Club at 1880 pm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
Total
Accidents Show Increase In 1858 Statistics

There was an increase of thirty three (33) over the
past year Most of the increase taken up by fourth
group which included deaths from influenza we had
early in 1858 Accidents showed an increase We
state that our record and statistics with reference to deaths
IN the adult department are satisfactory.
Junior Order applications for membership that
were reviewed numbered three thousand eight hundred
ninety TWO (389I). This was increase of four hun
dred fifteen (415) year of 1857 There were
seventeen Q deaths, five 5) less the year be-
lore. Pneumonia accidents and cancer the lead
ing causes of death Our mortality experience in this de-
partment has been excellent and stable
Our statistics with reference to the Sick and Disability
department are quite complete Of include
them all IN this report they would be very lengthy We
Will give you some of the hghlights and any you
points you wish clarified will be happy to give YOU
any further information you may desire
The total number of claims considered in 1858 were
as follows:
Sick and/or accident benefit claims approved 11292
Operation benefit claims approved ............ 2132
Disability benefit claims approved ............. 80
Maternity benefit claims approved ............ 1O97
Total approved claims . ,511
Rejected or postponed claims ...........-.. ITO
Total of all claims considered - 1921
Disability claims have been rather stable number the
past few years The disability plan accounts for
crease operation claims This expected The largest
group of members receiving sick benefits fall into the
that gets hundred fifty (15O days of sick benefits in
period of twelve months these are our older
members who subject to the longer severe chronic
illnesses.
Preparing Recommendations For 10th Convention
payment and accounting for $500 of all operation claims
were: -
l. Female operations (womb, ovares, Caeserian) 357
T. Hernia, all types
3. Laparotomy (stomach cancer, etc. 169
T. Gall bladder operations
B. HemorrhOids 127
g. Fractures
l. Eye operations 81
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IIOSldIe ..... 81
Ao VoiiooSc 'eihS ~
Our experience in the Sick and Disability Department
has been expected With the sick benefits show loss
ration of 10O while with the surgical and disability
benefits the loss ratio is under 1OO9o
Brother Ovcarich and myself have agreed that
there will have to be discussion of this problem,
that satisfactory plan be presented to the Conven
ton.
As in other reports, have tried to give you the in
formation thought would be of interest to ou AS stated
above Qualification is yours for the asking In conclu
sion will at all times try to improve the Fraternal Ser
vices offered by the Croatian Fraternal Union.
Respectfully and Fraternaly submitted,
DR.. Francis j. Arch, Medical Director
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