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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINE. small must be
working and reasonable WA. 1-l3S4
ANTIQUE CHINA. furniture. full cen
tents or odd pieces. refers. stoves,
wash. machS.. TVS. Closed Mondays
Sc. FURN. CO. 2l0 9TH st. sc
Ii. 6-0SS5
BLACKBOARD - Large, slate. Call
WA. G-565S.
SHORT WAVE RECEIVER or trans
mitter or both. good condition. Good
c ON l25 Saffi F MONEY YsS also U s
currency and coins. Write Collector,
Box 34T-D, Star.
BARBELLS. l1p-lb. set; around $40.
Call IA. "-iO51.
BEDROOM SUITE-Early American.
honey maple, wing chair: good con-
dition. JE. LII.
TOOLS AND METAL WORKING shop
machinery. Cash paid. NO. 7-ll9f.
BEDROOM. dining room. contents Of
nome: cash, We do moving. STORAGE.
IA 9-293'; evenings. RA. 3-lil6,
GUNs-3-barrel odd. foreign and
ANTIQUE with trade. co. 5-"2i7.
CAMERA-Argus. C-3 or equal. co.
ISTERcOMMUN1CATING SYSTEMS.
master and remote units multiple
cable. applying equipment. Guam
tity purchase st right price. CO.
COINS AND STAMPS. U. S. bought
Ana a., S9iG: Eve, o-s; Sat 9-9. .2sol
TELEVISION-I3- table model.
need not be working If complete.
WHEEL CHAIR WANTED Light
weight, fer aged lady WO. 6-3431
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REG. NOW
$I9gG5
whirlpool SO de luxe
WHIRLPOOL M de luxe
CASH OR TERMS
SLATTERY''

1909 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-44I1
800 Wis. Ave-, Bethesda. OIL. 2-6666
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ANTIQUES

DO not sell your valuable antique
china glass. furniture. etc. before
Calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal
H140 GEORGIA AVE. NV
III. o-1IoT PA 3-1NtIS
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GOLD

Bring your dental gold, platinum,
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A KAHN INC.
&c YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
GUNS. binoculars radio typewrit.
ers. musical instruments, Cameras
television RELIABLE JEWELRY EX-
CHANGE. 422 9th O. NV. Ma.
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WASHER SALE

Giant reduction in stock of new 1853
and 1854 automatic washers and
dryers, Some floor samples (never
turned on. Some still in factory
cartons; Lowest prices ever offered
in Washington area.
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PIANOS
ANNUAL SPRING SALE

LOWEST PRICES in D. C. area for
spinets, consoles. apt. uprights. S2S5
up, incl. Weaver, Wurlitzer. Lester
kohler and Campbell. Musette and
others: grands. 1885 up. incl, Cable
Nelson. Kohler and Campbell. Sohm-
er, Estey and others. New rumpus
savings on new pianos. all styles
famous makes. Low down payment
up to 30 mos. to pay. Open Friday
and Monday til 9. SILVER SPRING
PLANO CO, S57 Pershing dr., JU.
9-633S.
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STEEL

We have a lge. stock Of steel beams
and angle irons.
WE WILL CUT TO SIZE
ACE WRECKING co.
LII. 4-05O0
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ANTIQUES

<AAN AH< " LA
Furniture. bric-a -brac. china. class
ware. oriental art objects. lewe.ry
rugs, silverWare, paintings, por-
traits: highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY, ia. 9-3313
ANTIQUES WANTED
Silverware. any cond.. Jewelry. brio
a-brac. l43S Wis. ave. D. KRUP-
SAW MILESTONE. NO. 10000.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jewc!ry
and Chinese art objects. ANY Quan-
titv, Call LOUIS SEGAL. IA. 2-53;i:I
EVeS EM trrEI
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STEEL

WE HAVE ON HAND ALL KINDS
OF | BEAMS ANGLE IRON AND
REINFORCING STEEL. CUT TO
SIZE.
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6177
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MULTILITH 1927

Excel. cond.. prints I1xI7: must sell:
need space. RE. 7-l621.
Office MACHINES. FILES. FURNI-
TURE-Moving sale. 'ost our lease
everything goes at ridiculously low
prices. Sale ends March 81. Cash
and carry. Typewriters So up; add
ing machines, S25: desks. $40: flies.
81; line-a-time, 81 ca, muitigraph,
monographs, cleo typeWriters
ditto, kardex cabinets. cash regis
ters, etc. See during ONCE hours
1ui4 lAth st NV IN
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PIPEIJSFD

Up to 2-inch cutter and threader
motor. SIS. BLOCKS, l746 Lee hwy
(nr. Key Bridget. ia. $1,000.
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black. copper, cast iron;
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS, I74e
Lee hwy. IA. $500.
DTDE AFATuTNE
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POTOMAC BOXER CLUBS ANNUAL
HANDLING AND GROOM MING
GLASSES. Sundays, 2 pm, March
lbs. April A. Fit. Myer. parade
ground opposite chapel. and / pm.
inside ouonset hut near dairy barn.
ND; University. All boxers invited
with owners. For info. call Mr.
kendig. RA. 3-S501; Mrs. Aston,
Du 5-7549: Mrs. Adams. HA
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PUPPIES, PUPPIES GALORE

So OR MORE
Large and small, and each q prize
TO see these trst Is really wise.
Also pure-bred pups Of manv breeds
See US first for puppy needs ANDY q
PUPPYLAND Out Shirley hwy to
the Skvlark Motel exit. turn right /
mile on Ri. ga KI. 9-0657.
SCOTTIES
Excellent, top quality. Axe registered.
MacklNNON. 1909 N. Roosevelt ST. -,
TOY POMERANIAN PUPS
Breeders, dep. for Easter. LA. g.
1895.
ENGLISH Settlers, REG.
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HAY, orchard grass and wheat
80 ACRES SOD FOR SALE. Call OIL.
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shape; cheap WA. 7-OG50.
BIRDBATHS, benches. vases. Flow
er boxes. Wall fountains. Best ear-
1850
IT'S TIME to renovate your lawn.
We are accepting few new con-
tracts for lawn and garden MAIN
talnance We can care for and I'M
prove the appearance OF your
grounds for a little more than you
are now spending to maintain 1t
yourself. Call 10. 5-l64l for de-
tails ESTATE LAWN AND GARDEN
SERVICE.
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ItaSUndpIe OFFICES, IengthS from TO
to 90 It.
WASHINGTON RAG & BAG co
2l5 l st. S.W Phone DI. 7-S0o7
PLUMBING MATERIAL, new 100
gal. range boiler with built-in coil.
$50; new steel oil-fired boiler and
Jacket, 400 rad. $40: new - Am.
Stand, urinal, $50 JU. 7-7S53.
POCKET and billiard table supplies
poker table and game equipment
table tennis tables and accessories
CONN BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SUPPLY CO. $40 9th st. NV. DI
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18

pleted his scholastic studies
and was recently graduated
from the University of To-
ronto with a diploma in the
Commerce and Finance Field.
The son of Boze and Ivana
Majnarich (Mekujov) of Del
nice, Yugoslavia, Edward was
born in Port Colborne, On
tario, in 1881, and in 1943
moved to Toronto with his
parents.
He attended Northern Vo-
cational and Jarvis Collegi-
ate Schools where he was ac-
tive in all sports programs
carried by the schools. Among
his favorites were football,
swimming and basketball.
Edward played with the
University Varsity team
where he was greatly admired
and recognized as an out
standing player.
In 1853 Edward was a
member of the Tri-Bell Club
Senior B a ke t,b Team
which won the 1928 Do
m i'm o championship. We
bask in reflected glory in this
great achievement of a fellow
CFU affiliate.
In checking over our rec
ords we find that Edward al
so has a brother, John,
housed in the ranks of the
"Canucks" CFU Lodge 975,
and the Croatian Fraternal
Union roster contains the
names of his parents for ma
ny years.
In behalf of the entire Ca
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equal in the Industry. The
permanent type certificates of
Endowment character assure
you a basic earning of go
just from the savings stand
point. From the insurance
protection phase they return
the principle investment ma
ny times over as does the
other limited payment type
on which the Society even
tually returns in increment
of three and four hundred per
cent in the form of death ben
efits.
There is therefore every
reason for every Junior men,
Der carrying at least two CFU
Certificates. Let's all become
aware of the fact that our
Croatian Fraternal Union
makes you a present of the
Term and the others should
be a must.
Let's go field workers -
we can approach a prospect
with confidence and determi-
nation, for we are actually
giving something of intrinsic
value!
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Catherine Pecak, the current
Manager of Nest 38.
Ann graduated from Ran
kin High School, Class of
1854, with the highest of hon
ors. She received a trophy, a
loving cup, after being cho-
sen girl diplomat" of her
class, and also a Merit Pin for
her outstanding scholastic ac-
tivities.
Ever active also in social
events, Ann was a member
of the "Katarina Zrinska"
Tamburitza ensemble of st.
Mary's Church, and participa-
ted in the famed Rankin Kolo
Group for several years.
AS a reward for her inter-
est in the field Of nursing,
Ann received a three-year
Scholarship to the Pittsburgh
Hospital School of Nursing.
She is now attending Seton
Hill College for her pre-clinic
classes and will begin her hos
pital training and duties in
October.
In transferring to the adult
branch Ann joins her broth
err, Edward, and sisters, Ma
ry Louise and Lillian, who are
already affiliated with us.
We know we speak for the
membership of Lodge 718
when we extend our Warmest
greetings of welcome to An
ma Mae Pecak, and wish her
a most successful nursing ca
reer.
!, Committee
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C-COLOPERATIUN
F-EOSTERS
U-UNTTY
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Brighton Croats
In Grand OPENING

New Brighton, Pa. - The
members of the United Gro
attain Club of this community
will hold their Grand Open
ing Celebration on Sunday
and Monday, September SO.
Organized by members of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
some years ago, this Club ex-
banded rapidly and has be-
come one of the towns out
standing gathering places S.
And with the steady expan-
sion came the necessity to re-
model the lower quarters into
what is now one of the most
beautiful clubrooms in the
United States.
To celebrate the completion
of this task, one which en-
tailed many thousands of dol
lars, the members will hold
a Banquet on Sunday, Sep
TENDER 5, at 300 PM and
Open House throughout La
Dor Day, Monday, September
6, 1854.
Entertainment during the
September 5 Banquet will be
furnished by the Croatian
Singing Society "Jadran" of
Aliquippa, the German Bene-
ficial Male Choir, and an out
standing tamburitza ensem-
BILE. Prominent fraternal, civic
and political dignitaries will
also address the celebrants.
All members of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union are in
vited to inspect the new club
room either day.
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zumberaks Will Stage
Hay Ride On August 70

Cleveland, Ohio - AS the
summer season draws to a
close, the beavers of Gum
beraks" GU Lodge $50 are
doing their level best to get
the final ticks at what re-
mains of the outdoor social
calendar.
In view of this, they have
made elaborate plans for an
old-fashioned hay ride, to be
staged on Saturday evening,
August 28th, beginning at
7:30 Pm.
Naturally we'll have plenty
to eat, either wieners or ko-
base, with even more to drink,
ranging from the harmless
glass of your favorite pop to
the most dynamic alcoholic
bracer.
Of course, this feast will
not be carried on while en-
joying the lovely moonlit
cornfields from a hay-strewn
wagon. Actually what will
happen is this.
On Saturday night, our
Lodge members will gather at
Mahon's Farm, located at
Reeves Road which is off
Lost Nation Road, in Will
loughby, at the special hour.
Then, everyone will get ac-
quainted at the barns social
room which is sure to be filled
with plenty of music and bot
tied beverages. Dancing will
be the rule from here in.
A roast will be prepared for
all the hungry participants,
featuring the best liked foods
for an occasion taking place
in the wide open spaces. And,
after all has been consumed,
a pleasant hayride will follow,
with the carriage being drawn
by the best horses of Will
loughby.
All those wishing to join
the fun, please make your re-
servations with Peter Latko-
vich, our Social Chairman, at
WI 1873.
George Reich, Jr. Pub.
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Street, San Francisco.
We are going out on the
proverbial limb by predicting
that this Diamond Jubilee
Celebration of ours will be as
wide in scope and as great as
any similar celebration staged
by any other Lodge or Com
mittee in the whole of the
United States or Canada.
The first important step
taken by the Arrangements
Committee, composed of dele
gates John Scurich, N. J. Nj
kolac, " o Matkovich,
Chris Radovan and Peter
Obad, was to engage the
foremost musical ensemble in
the Bay Area, Ray Hackett
and his CHS Orchestra.
For ten years Mr.. Hackett
has been the Musical Director
of the Columbia Broadcasting
System here and his orches-
ira is credited as the only
group that has been engaged
by the five leading hotels in
the Bay Area, the Claremont,
Fairmont, Mark Hopkins, st.
Francis and the Palace Ho-
tells.
Currently the Hackett en-
semble is heard daily on Bill
Weaver's show from 800 to
400 PM over the Columbia
Broadcasting System, Station
KCBS.
The Arrangements Com.
mittee is also scouting around
for folk talent in the line OF
kolo dancers, singers and pol
ka dancers. On the occasion
of our Goth Anniversary a tor
Slav opera star will be on
hand to render a few selec.
tons.
The Concert will take place
promptly at 200 Pm and
dancing is scheduled to start
at 800 IN. ."
The Central Committee
wishes to remind all it's mem.
bers that the time has arrived
for all of us to roll up ou1
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sleeves, spread the news of
the Forthcoming event and
secure ads for our souvenir
book.
Peter Capitanich, the Com
mittee President, advises us
to "tell the world of the birth
of fraternalism with the or
ganization of the Croatian
Fraternal Union 60 years ago,
and then meet at the Califor-
MIA Hall on October oath for
the gigantic celebration!"
Peter Obad, Publicity
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Anna Mae Peak
Joins Lodge 718

Rankin, Pa. - Anna Mae
Peak, former member and
secretary of Junior Nest 38,
was recently transferred to
the ranks of CFU Lodge 718.
She is the daughter of Mrs.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18
us Halls
Edward Majnarich

Toronto, Ont. - The men,
bers of "Canucks" c. F. u.
Lodge 975 proudly announce
that bro. Edward Majnarich,
a fellow affiliate, has COM
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Onyx Lodge Secretary
Establishes New Home

Detroit, Mich. = We here
by notify all members of
"Onyx" CFU Lodge TT that
the Lodge Secretary has es-
tablished a new residence and
we ask all members to take
note. Should you wish to con-
tact me, please do so at 1866
Cardoni, Detroit 3, Mich.
Thomas Katich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18

attain Fraternal Union.
We often hear among, our
members words to this eff
feet: X II have a friend who
is anxious to join our Society,
but I am not in a. position to
answer all his questions per-
tanning to the various insur-
{ e deals which our organi-
cation has to offer" K.
This is no doubt true, for
today our Society carries on
it's business on the high plane
of a tremendous commercial
organization and it is diff
cult, for our members who
are busily engaged in secur-
ing their bread and butter in
q factory to explain, in any
detail, the work of such a
great fraternal society.
All this is, from time to
time, explained in our Official
Organ, the "Zajednicar" but
who can commit all this to
memory? 1t. is therefore my
intention in this article to ex-
plain, or in truth, reiterate,
that which has already been
written, in the hope that it
will prove of some value to
our members and might even
prompt some to visit their
friends and sign them into
our wonderful Society.
Who May Join Society
For the greater edification
of our members, we have
outlined, in brief, some of the
more pertinent facts about
our organization, in very
simple form so that they may
-bes6onamitted to memory.
1. In the Society, namely in
the adult branch, any mem
Der of Croatian or other Slav
descent is eligible to join if
he is between the ages of 16
and 60 years of age.
2. This eligible Slav group
is comprised of C~roatians,
Serbs, Slovenes, Bulgarians,
Ukrainians, Poles, Czechs and
Slovaks.
3. Members of other ma
tionalities are also eligible
whose matrimonial mate is a
GU. member and of Slav
ancestry.
4. Those between the ages
. of 16 and 40 may obtain in
surance up to $4,000.
5. From 16 to so years of
age all are eligible for $4,000
worth of insurance.
6. Those, therefore, be-
tween the ages Of 16 and 60
may sign up for $1,000 insur-
ance and. more as explained in
points four and five.
Z. If the applicant has pass
ed his 50th year, he may sign
up only for $1,000 and is not
eligible for Sick and Disabi-
lily benefits.
Invest Your SIS Wisely
8. It is well to remember
that present members, who
are past the age of so, may
increase their insurance in
the amount of $1,000 but the
total coverage may not ex-
coed $1,000.
9. Applicants who are be-
tween the ages of l6 and IS
may obtain insurance up to
$4,000 without a medical ex-
animation. They are also eli
gible for Sick and Disability
benefits without a medical
examination.
TO- It is scarcely worth
while to insure oneself for
$500, since the administra-
tive expenses for both the
Home Office and the Lodge
are slightly less than the
mortuary amount.
IL. If it is at all possible, do
not insure yourself for less
than $1,000, since the admin
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also for Sick and Disability
benefits.
Is. Applicants from the age
of Is years have a choice of
four certificates which grad
uate in higher expense as
follows:
a. Ordinary Whole Life;
b. Endowment at Age of 70;
g Twenty Payment Life; and
d. Twenty Year Endowment.
IA. Rate Tables on these
certificates may be found in
our Bylaws and appear fire.
quently in various issues of
the "Zajednicar."
Is. Above the regular sick
benefits Of one dollar daily,
you may obtain sick benefits
Of $100 monthly.
Top Junior Protection
16. Children may become
members from the day of
their birth until their 18th
birthday.
II. The Junior Order De-
partment offers the following
types of Certificates:
a. Term to Age 16 and 18;
b. 20 Year Endowment; g
20 Payment Life; and d. Ed
vocational Endowment at Age
18.
10. The Junior Department
accepts applicants up @
$4,000 without a medical
examination.
10. Remember that in the
event that the mother is a
member of our organization
and the child is signed up pri-
or to the time he is six
months old, that child is en-.
titled to a credit Of $500, con-
shutting one year Of free COW
erage with our Society on the
Term policy.
20. Keep rate tables and
applications on hand at all
times as opportunities may a
rise at any time where you
may sign up a new member.
Campaign Mustkucoeed
Four months remain be-
fore the conclusion of our
Diamond Jubilee Membership
Campaign.
All those whom we have
failed to recruit, those who
should have been affiliated
with our organization in the
past, may still be signed UP
before the conclusion of this
Drive.
Proposer's awards in the
present Campaign are more
liberal than ever before and
the time spent in recruiting
members will be amply re-
paid.
With an increased spirit OF
cooperation and enthusiasm
on the part of our recruiters
in both the Lodges and Nests.
we can still attain our goa
of 5000 new members in both
departments. This goal may
even be surpassed since many
of us have friends who are
not affiliated with our great
organization.
It is our sincere hope that
the 20 points which we have
outlined here will ease the
task Of signing up new mem.
bers for our recruiters. II
there are still those who hest.
tate to sign up their friends
because of the lack Of suffi-
cient information on the var.
ious questions, we feel certain
that your Lodge officials will
be most happy to help you
out in this respect.
Let us utilize the remain.
ing four months Of the cur
rent Membership Drive to en-
roll our friends and bring the
Campaign to a smashing vic.
tory!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18

BUY the large package Tor
a dollar and get the small one
for just one cent"-approach
has manifested itself in the
package insurance deal. Ev-
cry insurance agent is now
adays armed with this potent
weapon for breaking down
sales resistance.
And we cannot, nor want
to, gainsay its attractiveness
nor inherent value to both
the buyer and the seller. We
too have been propounding
this idea to our field workers
for quite some time, but with
as yet unspectacular success.
Specifically, we have been
advocating that at least one
permanent type Juvenile Ger
tificate be "sOId" with each
Term. That is our package"
deal.
We certainly haven't es-
tablished any sales record
when we are content to walk
away with only a Term ap-
plication. In effect we have
given away a gift. We have
presented, yes, presented, the
parents with Is years Of COW
erage for an ultimate amount
of $500 at a cost to the GU
of exactly 80 cents.
Yes, we mean - at a cost
to the C.F.U. And certainly
when one goes about passing
out dollar bills without any
strings attached he should
not meet any sales resistance.
Beat 1t - If You Can!
Now, here is the simple
proof of our contention. The
Junior Order collects just 20
cents per month on a Term
certificate (the other five
cents remains with the Nest).
Since it annually valves
five months Term dues it re-
ceives but $1.4O for each of
II years, or a total of $3.50.
To this we add a full twelve
months at 20 cents for the
first year when the applicant
is not entitled to waivers.
Thus for the full Is years of
membership, and an assumed
risk of up to $500, your GU
receives a mere $26.2O.
The other side of the ledger
reads as follows: For those
applicants under six months
and if at least one parent is
a member the department
gives the Nest So for the first
year dues. This includes the
60 cents which remains with
the Nest. The department al
80 gives the proposer a one
dollar award.
Then when the Junior at
tains age 10 and transfers to
a Lodge this department is
sues a check for another
$3.50 which is used for SEN
ior dues. A little arithmetical
computation will show that
the Junior Order has paid out
a total of $26.5O on an intake
of $26.2O. If the member
transfers at age 16 the So
riety has still given out $3.50
and taken in only $23.4O.
Pure And Simple Gift
In the case of those mem
bers who participate in sports
activities, such as bowling,
where this department re-
bates 5 cents a line and un-
derwrites the entry fee and
social affairs at tournaments,
the total expenditure when
compared to the intake as
sumes unbelievable proper
tions. Yet your CFU happily
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San Francisco Selected As Spot For
October a Diamond Jubilee Festival
San Francisco, Calf.

San Francisco, Calf. After staging a very successful
picnic in June at the Santa Clara Napredak Park, with
thousands of people in attendance, the Central Committee
of Northern California CFU Lodges is now making extensive
plans to hold the Goth Anniversary Grand Ball and Concert,
on Sunday, October "a, 1854, at the California Hall, 625 Polk
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nucks" membership we ex-
tend to Edward our sincere
best wishes for continued
good luck and happiness in
his new career.
Peter Grbelia, Sec'y.