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Faced 5 batters in 5th; Faced 8
batters in 9th.
Winner Burnside u-2). Loser -
eturdivant G-O.
.WP-Sturdivant. U-Chylak. Papa
fella' Soar, Runge. T-2:42. A-l3.434
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
CARDINALS, /; GIANTS. 0
SAN FRANCISCO

Totals eel 4 / Totals 80 0 o
/ SINGLED for Mccormick in sth;
for MeCovey in 9th.
ST LOUIS 600 600 OiO-1
SAN FRANCISCO 49, 900 900 600
ESmith. cepeda PO-A-St. Louis
97-13; San Francisco :7-s. DIP
None LOB-st. Louis 5; San Fran
cisco 5.
sB-Cepeda. s-white. Grammas
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN

Results Yesterday
Bos,, o.; Wash, ],
cleve,. q Chi, l.
Oct, z; X. c. @.
BALTIC, b; N. " 4.
Games Today
Wash. at BALTIC. e..
ZOOS pm.
N. Y. at Bos.
Diet. at Cleve. l2)
X. c. at Chi. (2D
Games Tomorrow
X. c. at Chi. tnl.
Only game sched-
uled.
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PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH

Totals % 4 / Totals % B l
Ran for Burgess in Sth; . Ground
ed out for G. Anderson in Sth; Ran
for Sawatski in Sth; Singled for Law
in 9th: Ran for Nelson in 9th.
PITTSBURGH 49, 900 600 O1O-1
PHILADELPHIA 900 900 O2x-2
E-Groat, Hoax. Clemente PO-A--
Pittsburgh, 24-l5; Philadelphia, 27-7;
DP-G. Anderson to Philley; MaZeroski
to Groat to Stuart: Roberts TO Freese.
LOB-Pittsbursh, 3; Philadelphia, T.
% Burgess, sB - Anderson. 8 -
Hoax, Mazeroski.
10 sr b SO
Law - 4 2 2
Roberts q
winner-Roberts u3-l5. Loser
Law $3.50.
HBP-Roberts (Groap. U-Dascoli.
Secory, Dixon, Smith. T-l:44. A
1854.
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BRAVES, s; REDLEGs, z
CINCINNATI
MILWAUKEE,

Totals 346lO Totals SO . .
Fouled out for Brosnan in Sth;
2 Struck out for Schmidt in 9th.
MILWAUKEE, -- O20 O03 O01-6
CINCINNATI ~ 900 600 011-2
E-Thomas. PO-A-MilRaukee 27-7;
Cincinnati, 27-l0. DP-Mantilla to
Logan 20 Boone; Kasko TO Temple to
Thomas co. LOB-Milvaukee, o.;
Cincinnati. 7.
2B-Adcock. Pizzaro. Bailey. Kasko
t2D. HR-Boone, Robinson. S-Boone,
Crandall.
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NATIONAL
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
St. L.. Il; s. r., 0.
Chi, 3--5: L. A.
0-3. list gamt
10 innings.D
Phila., 2: Pitts. /.
NIL, 9; Gin, 2.
Games Today
St. L. at s. F.
Chi. at l.. A. I'M.
Phila. at Gin.
Pitts. at Nil. t2).
Games Tomorrow
No games scheduled
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Winner-Elston t1-1. Loser-Drys-
dale Q5-l2).
WP-Sherry. U-JackowSki Craw-
ford, Delmore. Barlock. T-2:45,
A-39,432.
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, MINOR
LEAGUES
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Spkane, 9; Vancouver, 9
Salt Lake City, 8; San Diego, 2.
Portland, 81; Seattle. IA.
Sacramento, 8; Phoenix, 4.
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TIGERS, 7; ATHLETICS, s
KANSAS CITY
DETROIT

Totals 376I16 Totals 81 1877
1struck out for Dickson in 9Th.
KANSAS CITY 1900 200 90 0ooo-s
DETROIT ----- O20 040 001-7
Po-A-Kansas City. 24-i2: Detroit,
27-13. DP-Hadley to Lumpe to Had
ley. LOB-Kansas City, 3; Detroit. TO-
None out when winning run scored
In eth
2B-snyder. Yost (2). Kuenn HR-
Cerv, Boiling, Kaline. S@Burnside.
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1888
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or TubeIess. Size 6.70xl5

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Now The Hecht Co. brings you outstanding sovines
on hioh-tenocy Tyex cord tires in your choice
OF tubeless or tube type OF the SAME LOW PRICE!
Mroce Tyrex is the new vscose royon used os
original equipment in most 1859 cors! Not seconds.
not retreods, but perfect quality tires from one OF
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PILLS. z; PIRATES. |

Mccormick Ul-l3,
U-sudol. Boggess, Landes, German.
T-2:15. A-22,693
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Buffalo. 81; Toronto, 10.
Montreal, a.: Rochester. 1-2.
Columbus, 80; Richmond. 2-3
Miami, l-2. Havana, o.
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Winner = Brewer (9-i0). Loser -
Ramos U2-lD.
U-Napp, Mckinley. Rice, Rommel
T-2:20. A-7,009.
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BALTIMORE
NEW YORK

Totals SO s 4 Totals IS 4IO 4
lFouled out for Dropo in Bird: .
Homered for Boyer in 9th; 3Struck out
for Larsen in 9th.
BALTIMORE ~ 100 600 1905
NEW YORK ------- 600 lOl ola
E-LopeZ. PO-A-Baltimore, 27-l0;
New York, 27-l2. DP-Dropo to Car
Tasqued TO Dropo. LOB-Baltimore II;
New York, 5.
2b-Tssby, Robinson. HR-Wood-
ling, Berra, Siebern. SIBERIA.
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Winner = Walker tlU-sJ. Loser =
Ford G4-sD.
art Fiahe srssH and su@mers T-s 80
A-1s.95l.
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HIGH TENACITY TYREX IS
THE MIRACLE FIBER USED
FOR ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT
FOR MOST 1859 CARS
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ORIOLES, 5; YANKEES, 4

- U-Hurley, Stevens, Umont. Berry
T-a:30 A-34 ,26Q
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round of Jokes. The boys and
glrls--mostly about l6 to 81
years old--sit at tables or on
the floor and sip soft drinks.t
About 1890 am. a young
man losses a girl into a. nearby
swimming poo. Then another
girl Is pushed In. -
The girls laugh. One pulls of
her nightgown and the other
gets out of her pajamas.
That leaves them In bikinis,
The party rules say everyone
must have q swim suit under
meath the bedtime attire. a
Police raided the parties q
few times in February.
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statement saying he would not
attend and gave this explana-
ton: This decision was made
after a discussion with repre-
sentatives Of church life, and
with the police commissioner.
Il had not fully understood
all the implications involved.
I think 1t would be better II ]
could speak to them In a
different setting and reach
more Of the Gold Coast youth, .
Broadbeach's weekly pajama
festivities follow this pattern:
"A couple Of hundred barefoot
teen-agers clad in nighties and
Pajamas gather at the hotel to
rock N roll and 1--WE on a tiny
dance floor. r
Then a comedian tells a
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Pojomo Swim Parties
Stunned by Grohom

preaching tour. had been in
vited to speak at the party 10y
the hotel management. First
he said he would but he
changed his'plans after a tele-
phone call from Police Com
missioner Francis Bischof in
Brisbane. :,
Mr.. Bischof wouldn't soy
what he had told Mr. Graham
but he said he had left the
pajama party decision up to
the evangelist.
Mr.. Graham later issued a
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the waterway. Although the
UAR does not let Israeli-bound
cargo or Israeli ships through
the canal. Israel said this was
the first interference with
Israeli exports.
The newspaper AL Ahram said
the VAR government had noti-
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fed its U. N. delegation that the
two ships were chartered to
Israel and had hoisted the
Liberian and West German
flags in an attempt to get
through.
"In order to maintain Free
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Guided Nature Walks
Set for Tomorrow

Guided nature walks con-
Quoted by National Park sery-
Ice naturalists, viii originate at
the. Rock Greek Nature Center,
Porter street and Williamsburg
lane NV, at 1890 am. and
2:so pm. tomorrow, the Park,
Service said. so,
The hikes will be short and
will emphasize n ative wild
animals.
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dom Of navigation in the canal,
the UAR permitted the two
ships to pass through but did
not allow the shipments" the
paper said.
The UAR and other Arab
states have always held that
the present 1888 armistice with
Israel did not end the state OF
war between them.
1T is the right Of any coun-
try which is in a state of war
with another to prevent goods
belonging to that country from
passing through It's territory OF
waters" AL Ahram said.
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UAR Says War Bors
Suez to IsroeI Exports

CAIRO, Mar. 20 (AP)--The United Arab Republic today
said Israel cannot send through the Suez Canal
because state Of still exists between the UAR and Israel
Israel complained to the United Nations Wednesday that
Canal authorities had prevented Lberan and West German
ship from CARRYING Israeli products bound for the East though
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BROADBEAcH. Australia
Mar. 20 (AP).-They held the
usual weekly pajama party last
night at a hotel on the Queens
land Gold Coast but Billy Ora
ham wasn't there.
The American evangelist
taking a holiday here from his
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TEL AVN. Israel. Mar. 20
tAP).--An Israeli army spokes-
man reported today that an
Egyptian infiltrator was killed
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last night by an Israeli patrol
near Skim village. in the
southern Negev Desert.
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Duquesne Tammies To
Stage Stee|ton Show
Saturday, January 81

STEELTON, Pa. "St'
Lawrence" CFU Lodge 13 will
sponsor a Concert by the
Duquesne University Tambur-
itzans on Saturday, January
81, in the Old High School,
4th and Walnut st.
This performance of the in
ternationally known Tammies
will begin at 500 pm. sharp,
and tickets will be a nominal
$1.50 per person.
Dancing will follow tho
concert at the "St. Law
renee" Club, 2nd and WASH
ington st.
Tickets may be purchased
at the Club, when paying
dues, or from any officer.
All local and out Of town
members and friends are In
vited to attend.
Mary Jurina, Rec.
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M1DVALE. Utah

M1DVALE, Utah - "Svl
Slaveni" CFU Lodge 388 will
commemorate it's 50th Ami
versary with a celebration on
Saturday, February IA, st.
Valentines Day, at the st.
Therese Catholic Hall, 112 So.
Allen st.
The day will begin SOL
emnly with the celebration
Of . 1000 am. Mass at the
st. Therese Church.
This Mass will be said for
both the living and deceased
members Of our organization
and we urge all, who are able,
to attend and join us in pray
er.
The afternoon portion of
this affair will begin at 600
pm. with the serving Of a de-
licious dinner consisting Of
Turkey and Ham with all the
trimmings.
On deck for your after din
ner pleasure win be a varied
program of entertainment,
with music being furnished
by Mrs. Clarice Bergman and
her orchestra. As you can
readily see the place will be
full Of excitement until the
wee hours.
Although Lodge S88 has
no SO-year original pio-
neers, 1t will pay homage
to sas. Manda Matievich and
bro. Petaf Brklacich, both
tfAnsferoes from Murray
Lodge S95, last July, who
win b 5O-year members in
1859.
We tho msmbers of Lodge
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Detroit Ut Members
In Anniversary Dance
Saturday, January 81

DETROIT - Saturday eve
ming, January 81, 1859, is the
date set aside for the Annual
Anniversary Dance Of the
Onyx Lodge TIT.
It will be held at the Gro
atian Catholic Center, POI w.
Seven Mile Road. Music win
be supplied by a modern or
chestra, led by Steve Orlich.
This year your refresh
ments, including beer, wine,
and pop, will be included in
your price Of admission.
$500 will admit a couple;
$500 will admit one adult;
$1.25 will admit anyone under
81 years of age.
Neva Ruzich, Recorder
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Detroit Home Members
In Big Meeting Jan. Is

DETROIT, Mich. - The
National Croatian Home Cor
poration will hold its annual
membership meeting on Sum
day, January rs, at 2::30 PM,
at our new home, 1721 E.
McNichols Road.
We will elect new officers
for the year and It b i'm
portant that every member
attends this meeting.
Again keep in mind the best
officers for the organization
are the ones that are qualified
for tho positions and have
tho interests Of the club in
their hearts.
Helen A. Stimac, Sec'y.
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Midva|e, Utah, Lodge 388 Will Mark
@th Anniversary Saturday, Feb. 18th
Two Fifty Year Members of Society To
Be Honored During Day Long Celebration

388 wish to extend an invita-
ton to all our brothers and
sisters, friends, and CFU LODI
ges in the surrounding areas
to help us celebrate this great
occasion.
So let's all plan to be there
and take in the fun.
Tickets may be purchased
in advance from Lodge 388
Secretary bro. Daniel Corak,
54-3rd Ave., or other men,
bers of the Lodge.
Daniel COrak, Sec'y.
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Cokeburg Members To
Hold Pre-lenfen Fete

COKEBURG, Pa. - CFU
Lodge 354 viii stage = Pre-
Lenten Dance on Saturday,
January 81, in the upper Han
Of the Croatian Home on
Victor st.
Music from 900 until 100
am. viii be provided by the
Melody Knights Orchestra
and refreshments that please
young and old will be avail.
able.
We invite all our members,
friends, and those Of neigh
boring lodges to join NJ for
an enjoyable evening.
Bernard Lukedch. Pres.
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jacksonville 352
In Annual Program,
Many Headliners
On Au-Star Show

WATSONVILLE, Calf. -
For the past several months
the members Of Victory Lodge
No. 352 have been burning the
midnight oil learning lines,
new steps and new notes in
preparation for their 9th An
nual Program and Dance to
be held on Saturday evening,
January 31st.
Victory Lodge has always
been proud Of the fine calibre
Of entertainment which 1t has
been able to provide for its
audiences.
Topping all other shows
will be the 9th Annual Pro-
gram which will be head
lined by the appearance Of
Edo Lubich, well-known re-
cording star. A one-act
comedy, "Skolslki Nadzor-
Mix, which is studded with
talent, will be presented.
Both the Junior Order Ko-
10 Group and the Senior Ko-
10 Group will appear in some
new routines.
The enlarged tamburitza
Jacksonville S52 p. 81
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from MassillOn furnishing
the syncopation for the
down beat.
John Ovcarich, Secretary
of the Sick Benefit Depart
ment, will represent the Gro
atian Fraternal Union on the
occasion and address the Gel
ebrants.
For supper reservations
which we will still accept and
for further tournament infor-
nation or in case Of unfore-
seen emergency, we of Can
ton Lodge 514 which is most
appreciative for your interest
place ourselves in contact
via our tournament secretary,
Harriet Bozurich, 2418 Har-
mont Avenue, N. e. Canton,
5, Ohio, Phone GIL 3-6683.
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insurance carried by our
members in the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
These figures comprise the
measuring-stick for the or
ganization's greatness and
strength.
From the statistics which I
have so far been able to ga
ther and obtain from our va
rious departments, I was
pleased to establish that the
Croatian Fraternal Union has
progressed and grown to Z
significant degree in all
branches of it's operations.
We reached and passed
the total membership Of
40 thousand in both de-
partments. In the adult or
der, our deserving builders
have recorded q gain dur
ing the past year Of 2,225
members, and in the juvo-
nile order of 1886 MEM
bers, a grand total of 6,1z1
new members.
Deducting all losses BY
death, suspension, expulsion,
cash payment Of Endowment
Certificates and other losses,
the Croatian Fraternal Union
showed a gain Of 1,265 men,
bers.
The Society's total assets
also showed a proportionats
increase in the past year
bringing them to well over Is
million dollars, while the to-
tai life insurance on our men,
bers in both departments in
creased to the tremendous to-
tai of close to 80 million dol
(Cr0atian Fraternal p. 81
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Milwaukee Area Mons
Primed For Bake Sale

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. - The
CFU Mothers Club will spon-
sor a Bake Sale on Sunday,
January Is, at Perko Hall,
54O7 w. Burnharn st.
We invite all our friends to
drop in and select their "a
vorite goodies from 4 wide
variety of baked goods which
will be on sale from 1900
noon until 200 pm.
A Pillow Case Card Party
viii also be staged on Febfu-
ary ~, but more details =
bout this affair will appear
later.
Phyllis Jurovie, Rec.
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Fontana Lodge Primes
For Mid. Winter Dance

FONTANA, Calf. - All
members and friends Of CFU
Lodge $50 and neighboring
lodges are invited to attend
the Winter Dance which will
be held Saturday, January 81,
at the Slovene Hall.
Music, a. you like it, will
b provided by Eds Polka
Dots from $50 pm. until
1890 am, and refreshments,
that you enjoy the most, VIII
be served.
Marcia 4. Ralich. Pub.
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Home Office To
Stage School In
Youngstown, Ohio
CrOatian Home
Scene Feb. 7-8
Of Three Classes

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio
The Home Office of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union will
sponsor a Training School
here Saturday and Sunday,
Feb. 7-8, 1859 for Lodge and
Nest Officials in Eastern Ohio
and Western Pennsylvania.
The Instructors will be
Supreme Secretary Joseph
Bella and Junior Order Di-
rector Michael Grasha.
The School Schedule will be
as follows: Saturday, Feb. Z,
Registration at 9 am, first
Class 10 am. to 1 pm, Lun-
cheon, compliments Croatian
Fraternal Union, 1 pm, to 2
pm, and second Class 2 pm.
until 5 pm.
Sunday, Feb. 8, one Class
only - 1 pm. to 4:30 pm.
Scene of the School will be
the "St. George" CFU Lodge
66 Croatian Home at 1912
West Federal Street, Youngs-
town.
Every Lodge is requested
to be represented Feb. 7-8
by at least three Delegates
and If 1T all possible by the
Lodge Secretary and Nest
Manager.
This request is in keeping
with a recent Executive Board
decision pertaining to atten-
dance at all future CFU Train
ing Schools.
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Farrell Croatian Home
Scene Of Benefit Fete

FARRELL, Pa. - The Gro
attain Athletic Club will stage
q Valentine Dance at the Gro
attain Hall, Staunton st., on
Sunday, February 1.
Dancing to the music Of
Pat Reda will begin at 3
pm. and continue until p,
with donation 70 b only
SIS PER person.
Proceeds from the event
will. be used towards sending
our bowlers to the Conway
Bowling Tournament and our
basketball players to Steelton.
We urge Ill our members
and friends Of the area to at-
tend.
Frank Eesrois
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from Akron, and 9 from Cam
ton itself rounding out the
newly. attained high entry.
As we can handle but "a
teams at the Castamall Rec
reation Alleys, $50 Walnut
Avenue N. E., the same es-
tablishment where the 1857
inaugural of this tourney
was held. we are placing
ALL women's teams at the
Holiday Bowl, 3055 Mahon-
ing Road, NE. (near the
Croatian Hall) at 200 pm.
Sunday.
The four Canton women's
teams will bowl there at 800
pm. Saturday to be free to
work at the tournament the
following day, Sunday. The
large out-of-town feminine
entry speaks orchids for
them.
January rs Lineup
Following mems teams will
bowl on the Sunday, HOO
am, squad at the Castamall
lanes:
Youngstown, Lodge 66 four
teams; Akron Lodge 472, two
teams; Massillon Lodge 6OO,,
three teams; and Canton
Lodge 514 Dukes. Our other
four teams will bowl there
Saturday, TOO pm. to be OF
tournament service on Sun
day.
The Sunday 200 pm. shift
will include Cleveland, Lodge
671, one team; Akron Lodge
813, two teams; Youngstown,
Lodge 100, two teams; Cleve-
land, Lodge 80, two teams;
Cleveland, Lodge 859, two
teams; and Cleveland, Lodge
663, three teams.
Supper, Dancing
We Cantonites Of host
Lodge 514 "St. Ann" are pre-
pairing a supper at $1.5O per
plate to be served at $3.50
pm. Sunday, which will be
followed by a tourney dele
gates meeting.
Championship aw q rds
will be made at the supper
seating with q dance fol-
lowing at $3.50 p.m., for
which the admission is .
nominal $1.OO with George
Smer's Star Tamburitzans
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The Answer To "Am My Brothers Keeper?"
ohnstown Croafs In Benefit Dance For Joseph Gegorch

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - AS
the glitter and glamor Of the
holiday season subsidized CFU
Lodge 5 turned it's heart to
charity and joined the Sher-
idan Athletic Club to come to
the aid of a fellow member,
who for some twenty years
saw Christmas come and 60
from the confines Of his sick
bed in the home of his aged
mother.
This man Is Joey Grego-
rich, who has been a men,
Der of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union since his child
hood.
Our attention was called to
the plight Of bro. Gregorich,
who is now in his forties, by
a fellow member and >Presi-
dent Of the Johnstown sports
club Sheridan A.C., Mr.. Mi
chael Perich.
Steps were Immediately ia
ken to come to the aid of this
unfortunate victim Of the
dreaded Burgess Disease.
Twenty years ago Joey, as
he is known to his many
friends, was q stalwart ath-
lete. Then the crippling dis
ease struck, disabling him for
life.
We paid Joey q visit and
found a man who welcomed
us with q smile, the same
smile that was characteristic
about Joey in his football
playing days, when he was hit
by boys like Toby Uansa and
others who formed Art Roo
ney's Pittsburgh Majestics,
the Rox Rangers and other
semi-pro teams Of that era.
The smile brought back to
us many memories Of when
Joey was hit hard on the
gridiron, but always came up
with a smile and a pat on the
back with a word of congra-
tulations to the man who
tackled him.
Despite his prolonged Ill
ness we found him not =
type Of person who delights
In parading his troubles;
not one who insists he has
been shortchanged In his
blessings; not . chronic
waller who hasn't . thing to
be thankful for; or one who
carries . crying towel.
Instead we found q fellow
(Johnstown Croa$s p. 81
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-21
Verona Home To Hold
Annual Meet Jan. 25m

VERONA, Pa. - Members
Of Croatian Fraternal Union
Lodge ITO are requested to at
tend the annual meeting of
the Narodni Dom which will
be held Sunday January rs,
at 200 pm.
} On the agenda for the day
will be the reports Of officers
for 1858, recommendations
etc., for 1859, and election Of
new officers.
Don't fail to attend.
Joseph Stefancic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-21

for making plans Tor the 1u-
ture.
Effort is exerted, as a mat
ter Of course, to eliminate ev-
erything that may have him
dered the regular progress Of
the business, and to improve
that which brought good re-
suits in the past year.
In the Croatian Fraternal
Union we have various de-
partments. For every depart
ment, separate accounts are
kept, and when the annual re-
port is being prepared the fl
nal figures for for all depart
ments are combined.
At the end of the year,
and through the first two
months Of the new year,
unusual activity can be seen
in all departments of the
Home Office.
Financial statements are
being compiled not only for
the annual report to our
membership, but for all
states of the Union and pro-
vinces of Canada in which the
Croatian Fraternal Union Is
licensed to operate.
We are allowed two months
time after the start Of the
year to prepare the annual
statements according to their
requirements. The statements
contain Sc pages 18 inches
long and II inches wide, re-
plete with all kinds Of statis-
tics.
Spectacular Progress
sOf greatest interest for
those of us in the administra-
ton and for our membership
is, of course, the standing of
our membership, our funds
and the total amount Of life