ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-25

mote all our national and useful activities pertaining
TO arts, singing music, dancing, gymnastics etc., in
cooperation with the sports and educational commit
tees of the lodges and nests through direct pubica
ton Of circulars and books and through articles in
the Official Organ" and
WHEREAS the activities of said Department have been
chiefly directed to the promotion of sports with par
tcular emphasis towards younger generation
while the educational and cultural activities have
mained limited despite the necessity for their devel
opment due to the increasingly greater number of
intellectual younger generation throughout the
United States and Canada, who have more or less
felt strangers in midst and,
WHEREAS there should be widespread dissemination of
educationa-cultural activities generally in the
Society, which is the proper work for our Depart
ment of Sports and Education, and which would be
for the good of the Croatan Fraternal Union,
1T is resolved and placed in the duties of the
Department of Sports and Education and the Editor
of the English Section of the Zajednicar,
FIRST through Director and the Director of the Junior
Order, and the English Editor of the Zajednicar ga
ther the addresses of young professionals, ie,
doctors, educators artists, etc., in the communities
throughout the United States and Canada and in
connection Herewith to prepare special question
nare concerning their origin education and present
status in the American and Canadian public life.
SECOND in connection with this, prepare letter to
ascertain whether or not they are members of the
Croatian Fraterna Union, and if not, why not, and
this letter to be accompanied by concise history of
the Society," from it's inception to the present time,
with presentation of the purposes and operation
of the CFU to the present time.
THIRD make available the columns of official organ
the Zaednicar both sections, Croatian and English
to younger generation for the free expression
of their views concerning their national origin the
Society, and their participation therein.
Del. John Nikolich seconded the motion.
Del. Milan Krn explained the resolution in Croatian
and further added that the Sports and Education Depart
Ho okn
eoquenty the yesteryear relating it to gradual de-
velopment and pointing desrabty adopting the
stated resolution.
English Editor Stephen F. Brkich suggested that the
committee amend the fifth paragraph of the resolution
read land the Editor of the English Section of Zaed
nicar He explained that he had done precisely what the
resolution intends in 1940 1941 and 1912 and had the
pabity and experience for this work.
Del Anna Kovacevich asked the committee what kind
of questionnaires would be sent out
Del Joseph Balich explained by reading the appropri-
ate paragraph of the resolution.
The motion carried with the amendment of bro
Brkich.
The Chair next called the Committee on COMPLAINTS
to make it's report.
Committee Chairman Michael Habazin explained that
the committee considered complaints and
ded that the Convention approve the report of the commit
tee submitted.
Committee Secretary John Jadresic read the committee
report the first six complaints The seventh complaint
relating bro Philip Paun who was present at the Con-
venton was not read The Chair requested the Committee
to reconvene with bro Paun in their meeting
consider the case prior to submitting their final decision
Mayor of Cleveland and from the Canadian Delegates pro-
posing the city of Toronto The letters follows:
CITY OF CLEVELAND
Anthony j. Celebrezze
mayor September 10, 1859
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