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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
One For The Socety's Post Convention Books
Chicago Area Delegates Officials In love Feast kov 8

suggestions OH implement
ing what has SO far been
outlined, we'd be delighted
to hear from you.
The people who live in the
metropolitan Chicago area
will probably be contacted di-
rectly by one of the under
signed, or others, for their
reservations. You can, how
ever, send your reservations
in directly to Frank Krasich,
3619 S. Rockwell, Chicago 80.
We might explain that the
reservations before hand are
essential SO that the caterer
can be informed on the num-
Der Of persons to serve.
Svi DObro Nam DOSli
We are looking forward to
seeing all those who were in
Detroit, from our area, at this
get-together, and we hope ev-
effort to be present.
effort to be presnte.
OF course, we shall be
very happy to have the out
Of-towners who happen to
be in Chicago on November
8 also.
Borrowing a phrase from
the beat generation, that's
the, message" brothers and
sisters. We sincerely believe
the afternoon will be enjoy
able and worthwhile for all of
us and can add only do vi
djenja"'.
Stanley r. Juracich
Frank Krasich
Michael Juricek
10, eph B. Rady
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
Abba Lodge 1873 Names
Peter karpan Secretary

ALBA, Iowa - All men,
bers of Lodge 1873 are being
herewith notified that there
has been a change in the Of
flee of the Lodge Secretary.
The new secretary II
brother Peter karpan. who
resides at 4O3 B Avenue
East, Abba.
Every member is expected
to pay his dues to him instead
of the previous Lodge Secre-
tary. Dues must be paid not
later than the 18th or Goth Of
every month, in order that
the assessment may reach the
Home Office by the 25th.
We also urge all members
to attend the monthly Lodge
meetings more often, and to
take more interest in various
Lodge activities, which Is OF
benefit to the Society.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

To date we have had calls
for upwards of 400 copies of
this Serbo-C -Croatian grammar
and this without high pres
sure selling other than be
publicised in the Zajednicar
and having purchasers rec
ommend it among relatives
and friends.
Purchasers Pleased
From Louvain, Belgium =
Tony Rendulich writes, 81 am
presently in the seminary,
American College, which is
part of the University of LOU
vain. l am a member of
Lodge 142 in Herminie, Pa.
and was at the Children's
Home in Des PLANES. Ill. for
6 years. We are free to travel
in the summers over here,
and l plan to get to Yugosla-
via during one of them. We
have some relatives there and
my little knowledge of the
language along with studies
in the book should prepare
me adequately to talk Croa-
tian to the people,. J..
Daniel Bertovich from Ma
racaibo, Venezuela states, IT
am a member of Lodge 535 in
Midland, Pa. and find it en-
barrassing to speak Spanish
to my Yugoslav friends here
in Venezuela. Bro. Bertovich
is employed by the Creole Pc
troleum Corp.
Michael Grozich, U. S. S.
Rankin writes, II am present.
ly serving with the 9th Fleet
in the Mediterranean Sea and
will appreciate it if you will
airmail the book to me-.
From Betty Tonkovic of
Detroit, Mich, quote, "Since
l spent a month of the sum-
in Yugoslavia, / am very
interested in purchasing this
textbook :"
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports Educational Dept. |
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

CHICAGO - The Tenth
Quadrennial CFU Convention
in Detroit was much too busy
for the six short days of it's
duration, to do much socializ-
ing or getting acquainted
with other delegates.
When the Convention was
over, the delegates rapidly
dispersed back to their homes
with all too little time for a
proper farewell chat or dis
cussion on the work conclu-
ded.
Feeling that it would be
well to preserve and extend
the friendships initiated at
the Convention, at least on
the local level, the under
signed discussed the idea
with various delegates and
found a sympathetic re-
spOnse.
A general plan evolved
from the discussions to i'm
plement the original idea.
The plan was further de-
veloped and we are now
pleased not only to report on
it in some detail, but at the
same time to invite all dele
gates, officials and ex-offi-
cials of the C.F.U. in the me-
tropolitan Chicago area to
participate in it.
Eat, Drink, Be Merry
1t is our humble opinion
that all our delegates, Off
cials and ex-officials contri-
buted much, not only to make
the Convention successful,
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NOV E Nj B f r

8. - Lodge SO in Banquet,
Program, and Dance marking
65th Anniversary of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union, Croa-
tian Home, 6314 st. Clair
Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, 1::30
pm. English Editor of the
Zajednicar Stephen F. Brkich
speaker.
8. - Southern California
Central Committee of C.F.U.
Lodges in "Slavulj Day eel
ebration, Polish Hall, Cren-
shaw and Vernon, Los Ange-
les, 4 pm. Selections by "Sla-
vulj" Glee Club; dancing by
Junior Kolo Group under di-
rection of Miss LAM Papadol.
Ia. - Northern California
Central Committee of C.F.U.
Lodges in Program and
Dance commemorating 65th
Anniversary of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, California
Hall, Polk and Turk Streets,
San Francisco, 7::30 pm. Two
orchestras, choice of solid,
liul1id refreshments.
IA. - Lodge GIT Bowling
League in 5th Annual Fall
Dance, Croatian Home, %
Fifth Street, Welland, Ont,
Canada, $3.50 pm. Complete
line solid, liquid refresh
ments; music by Joe Lonca-
rich's Tamburitza Orchestra.
Is. - "Zagreb" Lodge Al
Testimonial Banquet honor
ing Miss Mary Ann Hegol,
"Miss CFU' of 1859, st. Nj
cholas Church Hall, Millvale,
Pa, 6 pm. Interesting pro-
gram, dancing to music of
"Javor" Tamburitzans.
Is. - NADIA" Lodge 255
Card Party, Pasquale's Hall,
6235 West National Ave-, Mil
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Des Moines Club Will
Hold Dance Nov. 9TH

DES MONIES, Iowa = The
American Croatian M 8
Club is sponsoring it's first
Fall Dance on Saturday, Nov.
7, in the Highland Park Ame-
rican Legion Hall, 3712 Sec
ond Avenue.
The Vikings Accordion
Band will do the musical
honors, taking over at 8
PM, and solid and liquid
refreshments may be had
from start to finish.
All c. F. U. members and
their friends in Des Moines
and surrounding centers are
bid dobro nam doSli to this
Nov. Z funfest.
Steve Krpan, Publicity
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
Cleveland Couple On
Slow Mend Following
Near Traqic Accident

CLEVELAND - The many
friends of Bro. Tom Resko-
vac and his wife, Mary, will
be very glad to hear that
they are on the road to re.
covery.
They were involved in a
terrible accident on Septem-
Der Oath, 1859, when they
were on their way to visit the
C.F.U. Convention in Detroit.
Their car was completely de-
molished.
Tom suffered arm, leg
and chest injuries. Mary re-
ceived a severe head injury.
For a whole month she hO-
vered between life and
death in a Cleveland hospi-
tai.
She lay in a coma, with
short intervals of conscious
ness, but unable to talk. Tom
was released from the hospi-
tai several weeks ago.
We just received the Won
derful news that Mary has
much shorter periods of CO.
ma, and is starting to talk.
Although she is allowed no
visitors, cards of cheer would
be very welcome to both. Mail
yours to their home at 1919
e. ITS St., Cleveland 10, Ohio.
Tom is a member of Lodge
235 and a great campaigner
for the C.F.U. He is also the
president of our Croatian
Home here in Collinwood.
A speedy and complete re-
covery is sincerely wished
them.
Ann NOyOSel
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San Pedro Sec'y Not
Of The Quitting Type

SAN PEDRO, Calf. = The
next regular monthly. meeting
of "Da ! m a t n s ka Sloga"
Lodge 588 will be held Sun
day, Nov. Is, in the Yugoslav
Hall at 8 am. sharp.
We have many matters of
Importance to discuss and
need the cooperation of all
Lodge 588 members to keep
our Lodge active.
We are rapidly approach
ing the end of the year and
the time has come for all
in arrears to bring their
dues in line. Your failure
to do so can hurt only your
loved ones.
Since my accident, my leg
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
Pitt Lodge | Members
To Take Stock Nov. 8
OF 1850 Proceedings

PITTSBURGH - All mem.
bers of Lodge ! are hereby
invited to attend the next
regular meeting, which is be-
ing held on November 9th in
the Lodge Hall at 1916 East
Ohio Street.
And in accordance with the
decision Of the annual meet
ing, we will have nominations
of Lodge Officers for the
year 1860 and we will also
discuss va ri Gus important
matters which should be of
interest to every member Of
the Lodge,
As the end Of the year
is drawing near, our Lodge
Secretary would like to
close her books; and there
fore everyone is strongly
urged to pay their dues up
to date.
Also, recently we have had
a dinner in honor Of our 10th
Convention Delegates a d
our young C.F.U. scholarship
recipient, and a report on
the event will be heard.
As you can see from the
above, we will have many in.
teresting items on the agenda
and every member should be
present at the meeting.
+ Cornelia Rubcich, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
Detroit 351 Shaping
Feather Partv Agenda
For Sunday, Nov. 22nd

DETROIT - The Annual
Lodge 351 pre- Thanksgiving
Day Feather Party will be
held Sunday, Nov. %, in the
Croatian Natl Home, 1921
E. McNichols.
The days chain Of activi-
ties will begin at 3 pm. Slated
to provide the music are the
Balkan Cavaliers and the tur-
key awards will be made at
8 pm.
Plan now to attend this
Feather Party. You might
be one of the fortunate
guests who will take home
a plump bird.
OLner events we mere are
looking forward to are the
Thanksgiving Day afternoon
concert appearance in the
Croatian Natl Home Of the
Farrell, Pa, "Sloga" Junior
Tamburitzans and Kolo Dan
GERS and the concert to be
rendered Nov. Is in the Ford
Auditorium by the Cleveland
Tamburitza Symphony.
Mark Kramarich, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

Compiled and edited by the
English Editor of the Zajedn,-
car, this column is devoted ex-
clusively to events sponsored by
Lodges, Nests, Central Com
mittees, and other Croatian Fra
ternal Union outlets in the Uni
ted States and Canada. Provided
space is available, events may
be listed 80 days in advance of
the date thereof.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

the sending of written appeals
to all American and Canadian
Lodges and the Delegates
who represented them at the
Society's 10th Natl Quadren-
nial Convention, held Sept. 21-
26, 1869, in Detroit, to sup
port the Foundation via con-
tributions, fund raising af-
fairs, etc.
These appeals will reach
those concerned in time for
the Annual Meetings of all
Lodges.
Stephen F. Brkich
Assistant Sec'y
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|Cokebura Ready
For Tam School
Charles Muchnok
Will Teach Group

COKEBURG, Pa. - The
Kolo Dance Group of C.F.U.
Lodge 354 of Cokeburg will
begin its Second Tamburitza
Class during the first week of
November, and we are invit-
ing everyone who is interes-
ted in learning to play to
please contact the under
signed.
We especially invite our
people from the Cokeburg-
Bentleyville area to send
their children to these class
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es, which are under the SUI.
pervision of the Duquesne
University Tamburitzans.
Bro. Charles MuchnOk is
the able instructor and l
assure you that the first
group which he began
teaching a few months ago
is well under way to be-
coming a first class Tam
buritza Group.
If there be any questions
concerning the group, or un'
der what terms we are oper.
ating the group, please fee.
free to contact us and we will
try to assist in any way that
we possibly can.
Stars of Tomorrow
This new class will practice
before the First Group anc
when the Second Group can
master the arts of the Tam
bura we will join both groups
and form one large Junior
Tamburitza Orchestra.
Since the first group was
organized we have had many
desiring to start their chill
dren, so we urge you to con-
tact us Immediately because
the only way we can add chill
dren is when bro. Muchnok
starts a new class.
The First Group is already
playing quite a few numbers
and the parents of the chill
dren who are part of this
group can justly be proud of
their children because in the
very near future you will be
seeing the St. George Junior
Tamburitzans on the stage
performing for our programs.
We remind you once a
gain that the new class will
begin the first week of No
vember. If you have chill
dren who you would like to
join our new TamburitZa
Class, we urge you to con-
tact us Immediately and we
will get the new class un-
derway as soon as possible.
In behalf of the Officers
and Members of the Kolo
Dance Group, also C.F.U.
Lodge 354, I would like to
congratulate the children who
are members of the Junior
Tamburitzans along with the
parents of these children who
have gone to great pains to
see the group prosper.
Bernard M. Luketich, Pres.
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Younger Members Of Society Offered
Opportunity To Master Mother Tongue
DIR, Thomas Magners Serbo- Croat Book
Widely Acclaimed By C. F. U. Members

PITTSBURGH, = Know.
ledge of a foreign language
in the past five years has ia.
ken a decided upturn. Prior
to this, quoting, Time maga.
zine January 13, 1858 =
'Since the percentage Of high
school students taking a for
eign language dropped from
5O9e. in 1928 to 203o in 1855
HEW Department of Health,
Education and Welfare) sug-
gested that the u. S. help
the states set up language
training centers, and also a
series of summer Institutes
for language teachers" I'm
quote.
Today it is recognized as
being better educated if you
can command another Ian
guage. Those Of us born of
immigrants have even an. ad-
vantage rather than a stigma
which needs but little kind
ling to know another Ian
guage.
Book Widely Used
The G.. F. u. Executive
Board went along with our
recommendation back in the
Fall of 1856 to purchase cop
les of DR.. Magner's textbook,
Introduction to the Serbo-
Croatian Language.
The book consists of $50
pages and well fills the
need for those wanting to
learn the Croatian or the
Serbian languages. Its cal
iber is, such that it is used
in some five universities
which have Slavic Lam
guage departments.
Selling for four dollars and
twenty-fi We cents ($4.25)
postpaid, the DR.. Magner
text can be purchased from
the C.F.U. Sports Education
al Department, making all re-
mittances payable to the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
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English Editor Of zajednicar VIII
Attend Lodge % Anniversary Banquet
Supreme Board Member John r. Mikan To
Take Bow During Salute To rs Pioneers
nal Union.

nal Union.
Welcome Councilman
We also anticipate the
pleasure of having Cleveland
Councilman Wilson Latkovic
with us on this momentous
occasion.
Bro. Latkovic, as we all
know, was for years the Sec
retary of "Zumberak" Lodge
859, Cleveland, and active in
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rSarv GIee Club
In Regular Meets
Singers Looking
Ahead To Festival

GARY, Ind. - The delight
full summer vacation is now
relegated to the past, and the
m e m bers of "Preradovic"
Glee Club are entering the
1959-60 Season. Rehearsals
are scheduled for every Wed
nesday evening, between 8
and 10 pm. in the club rooms
Of the glee club located at
1869 Broadway.
All members and would-be
members are urged to attend
rehearsals Immediately as the
glee club will launch on a pro-
gram of new songs which will
be their repertoire for the
spring concert and the music
festival Of the American Gro
attain Singers Federation (Sa-
vez) to be held in Cleveland,
Ohio, in the month Of May.
We are appealing to both
young and old to join our
choir, as the sole objective
of our glee club is to con-
tinue our Croatian heritage
and preserve the song and
culture.
This is the objective Of all
t h e Croatian Glee Clubs
throughout the United States
who valiantly struggle to pre-
serve the fine music Of the
Croatian people.
Numerous me m b e rs Of
these many glee clubs have
devoted their entire lives to
this very inspiring and artis-
tic cause, for they found sat-
isfaction in good song in the
company of their fellow sing
ers.
History has trod back and
forth across the lands Of Gro
alta and the fine arts of those
past centuries have been pre-
served and handed down to
the present.
However, all is not just
hard work at weekly rehear-
sails, if you can call singing
hard work. Once you have
joined our forces you will
find that many social hours
are spent, friends are made
in your locality, and through
travel with the glee club one
finds new friends in other To-
calities, and the horizon Of
friendship broadens from
coast to coast.
All who wish to be active
members Of PreradOvic,
who wish to participate In
the coming activities and
travels of the glee club, are
herewith notified that 10
hearsals for the new pro-
gram are starting immedi-
ately and rehearsals must
be attended faithfully.
We welcome all who wish to
join us in song - but we ask
that you join now please
do not wait until later in the
season - join Preradovic
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every major CF'U undertak.
ing on the local scene.
Dancing following the
program will be to the mu-
sic of the Zvonimir TAM
buritZa Orchestra.
All in all, this Nov. 8 fete
is beginning to shape up as
the biggest social gathering
in the long history of "St
Joseph Lodge 80.
We bid you welcome!
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but also to make the C.F.U.
the great organization that it
is.
We know they will continue
their good work in the future
and feel that collectively and
united their work will be es-
pecially significant.
Here then is the plan: All
delegates, new C.F.U. Off
cials, ex-officials and their
wives, or husbands, are cor
daily invited to attend a real
Croat type dinner, or call it a
banquet if you like the term
better, on Sunday afternoon,
November s, 1859, at 3 pm,
in the Francis Hall, 6122 So.
. Ashland Ave-, Chicago.
The price per person will be
$3.50. A triple entree of roast
beef, roast turkey and sauer
kraut with "klobasa" is on
the menu. Sound good so far?
Let's continue.
Aud Acquaintance
No special formal program
has been developed; rather
the atmosphere will be free
and easy as among friends,
with extemporaneous talks
and discussions as the spirit
moves each individual. Incl
dentally, no Roberts Rules re-
strictions either.
The Children's Home will
send a number of their tai
ented youngsters to, here
and there, change the pace
with musical selections. OF
course, if anyone has good
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waukee, 2 pm. Admission
free; coffee and cake on the
house.
21. - "Conquerors" Lodge
no Fall Dance, Narodni Dom,
312 Arch St., Verona, Pa, 9
pm. Music by George Sam
uels Orchestra, refreshments
to suit taste.
%. - "St. Ann" Lodge 29
Testimonial Banquet honoring
CFU Honorary Lif e t i m e
Member and Dean of C.F.U
Convention Women Delegates
Dragica Blaskovic and all
50-Year Members of Lodge
Javor Hall, 822 No. Canal St..
N. S. Pittsburgh, $50 pm.
Music by Selo Tamburitzans
other details later.
%. - "Zora" Lodge 351
Feather Party, Croatian Ma
tional Home, 1921 East Nc
Nichols, Detroit, 3 pm. Mu-
sic by Balkan Cavaliers, tur-
key awards, entertainment.
26. - Natl Croatian Home
Corp. presents the Farrell,
Pa, "Sloga" Junior Tambur-
itzans and Kolo Dancers, all
CF'U members, in Turkey Day
Concert and Dance extrava-
ganza, Croatian Home, 1921
East McNichols, D tr OF t,
Mich, $3.50 pm.
DECEM BER
13. - South Chicago Uni
ted Lodges Testimonial Ban
quet honoring four local Del
egates to. Society's 10th Con-
vention, Rupcich's Restau-
rant, 106th Street and Indi-
annapolis Boulevard, South
Chicago, $50 pm. Appropri-
ate program, speakers, etc.
Proceeds will revert to funds
Of CF'U Scholarship Founda-
ton, Inc.
19. - Annual "Harborites"
Lodge 856 pre- Christmas Par
ty, Croatian Home, 4033 Main
Street, East Chicago, Indiana.
C a m e s, dancing, refresh
ments, gifts for all.
20. - c. F. U Children's
Home Annual pre-Christmas
Program and Party, Potter
and Ballard Roads, D e s
PLANES, ILL.,, 8 pm. Details
later.
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Directors Recap
Foundation Work
$17,5O0 In Aid
Granted Seventy

Continued from Page -
United States and Canada
since its inception June 80,
1858.
Valued at $3.50 each, the
total outlay for these 10
Scholarships amounted to
.$17,5OO.
Plans were also made dur.
ing the Oct. % meeting for
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is in a cast. However, our
members can come to my
home and pay their dues; or
mail them to me if they 50
desire.
l am doing the best I can
under the circumstances, 80
please lend me 4 hand until
l can get back to normal.
Marion Mafaetich, Sec'y
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Some Members Pay Their Dues
When They Are Due
Some When They Are Overdue
Some Never Do
How Do You Do?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

q COOPERATION
= FOSTERS
. - UNITY
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

CHICAGO The Tenth but also to make the CF.U
Quadrennal CFU Convention the great organization that
in Detroit was much too busy is.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-13
Renan High School Biggest Winner
High School Future Business Leaders Hold
Annual Competitive Contests AfLOng1uo0d

Students at Renan High School.
Gretna. walked off with the major
share of awards during the annual
meeting and competitors of Region
2. Future Business Leaders of
America. at Longwood College Sat
urday.
Renan students took first place in
spelling. tied for first place in par
liamentary law. tied for second in
public speaking. and won the top
rating for their bulletin board and
yearbook displays as l25 students
and sponsors met under the direc-
ton of DR.. NJ L. Landrum. chair
man Of the college Business Edu-
cation Department.
The coveted pu b tic speaking
award. however. went to Carolyne
Bankert. Of Manchester High. Rich
m0nd. She earned the SIS savings
bond presented by First National
Bank of Farmville. Following her
in the competition were Dean Jen-
nings. Of Renan. and Rose Arthur
OF LyEchburgs f. c. Glass High,
tied for second. and Bette Moore
field. Halifax County High, third.
Judging the public speaking con-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-13
Volunteers Aid In
Care For Veterans

Companonship of volunteers from
he community is helping give
Veterans administration medical
care for disabled veterans another
dimension beyond hospital walls,
VA reported today.
Dr. Roy A. Wolford. VA deputy
chief medical director in Washing
tond, D. C-. said companionship
services by volunteers for patients
discharged from the hospital are
enabling many chronically disabled
veterans to live at home instead Of
on VA hospital wards
Combining some Of the aspects Of
S Q i a work and Of recreation
therapy, these folloWup services are
means of meeting basic needs for
love, attention, and security. Dr..
Wolford explained
Neglect of these needs can cause
emotional difficulties OF aggravate