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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-23

and his parent or guardian.
Upon the completion Of the
Application Card by the boy
or the girl, properly endorsed,
it must be returned to the
Nest Manager or the Lodge
Sports Director, who will for
ward same to the G. F. u.
Sp r s-Educational Depart
ment.
We upon the receipt of
these Application Cards will
issue each child making such
application a 1854 Pirate
Knot Hole Membership Card
! which become the child's
(Junior's) sole property for
the current baseball season at
Pittsburgh's Forbes Field.
Exacting these Application
Cards properly filled is neces-
sary because we at the CFU
lSports-Educational Depart
ment must mail and file each
such C.F.U. Pirate Knot Ho-
ler with the Pirate manage
m1rt.
Inasmuch AS the Juniors as
quests of the l.. Pittsburgh
Baseball Club must hold
themselves to especially de-
slenated days Of which nine
good games remain and must
SEQ these games in groups
urCer p supervisory head we
wish tt:.s emphasis from the
Pirate management to be
! hAede1.
Children as individuals will
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-23
Monessen Cro.Ams Hot
In City Softbal| Wars

MOneSSen, Pa. - The CFU
Lodge 1914 Cro-Ams entered
in the City Softball League
have won the last six games
played. They beat the Cross
roads team, 1862; the Fire
men, S-3; the Holy Name So
ciety, 81: and the U.L.B.A.
5-3.
On June 18th they moved
into a tie for first place by
beating the league pace-set-
ting Ravens TO. Steve Rocko-
vich and Tony Turasco locked
in a brilliant pitchers duel.
Each yielded but five hits and
each was credited with two
strikeouts.
The CF'U lads pushed over
the lone tally in the top half
of the sixth, when Bud Beel-
er with two hits in the game
advanced along the basepaths
by his own power and that
of the men behind him to
score with Prezgar getting
the RBI credit.
The Cro-Ams scoring eight
runs in their half of the Sec
ond frame defeated the Holy
Name team, 1914, scoring
runs on as many hits. The
win moved the boys back into
a first place tie with the
Ravens, the birds, idle and
resting from a victory earned
the day previous.
Mel Nickolich on t h e
mound for the Cro,Ams held
the losers to seven singles
and a lone base-on-balls.
Leading the scoring parade
for the Lodgemen were Sc
Mich and T. Saflin each with
two runs.
John Matush, Sports Dir.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-23

. Field Workers, attention
Approx imately 81, 500, 900
human beings are born into
the world every year. That's
about two every second. Plen-
ty of prospects for member
ship in the CFU among them,
80 look around you and sign
your share today.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-23
Bro. John Rozic

Fontana, Cal. - The men,
bers of CFU Lodge $50 sadly
report the passing of be-
loved member, bro. John Ro-
zic, on May II, 1854, follow
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-23

. Don't let your CFU Poll
cy lapse. When you took out
your insurance you started
something. Now finish it!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-23
Juniors In Greater Pittsburgh Area
Urqed To Join Pirate Knot Hole Club

Pittsburgh Pa. - Today wish to dote the
procedure of obtaining Pirate Knot Hole Membership Cards
Each boy girl of the Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area be-
tween the ages through Is must first complete App
cation Card which must be endorsed both by the child
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-23

. If in doubt concerning
the value of CFU life insur-
ance, ask the first widow you
meet.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-23

. The law gives a widow
one-third. CFU life insurance
gives her all.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-23

The town braggart was in
the local gin mill and someone
knocked a drink oyer on him.
Look" said an innocent by
stander, "rye on ham,
For flavor and color con-
trast sprinkle raisins over a
dish of sliced oranges to serve
at breakfast.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-23

ing APRIL, 1854 .......".....71,Ss6
Membership Status
Active ."...".............".......... loZ
Reserve ...........,.........".",." 2,154
Total .................."71, 1856
New Members United States
4 Cavlovich Dolores r., Cavlo-
vich Raymond j., Chalmers
James A., KAMA Joseph Ro-
nald, Klepin Mary Louise,
Skoff Sophie.
5 Gastrell Edward, Haltzman
John w., Mikesic Matthew,
Pavlovich Violet, Sestric ia
mes.
10 Pavlovich Frank
II Barbich Florence H., Zedrick
George A.
13 Malinak Arthur A.
16 BentK Helen Ann, Oliphant
Barbara Ann
10 Hertzig Anthony
20 Vuckovic Bozidar
21 Kordich Peter
% Kostelac Mary
81 Koontz Frank M, kreske
James E.
35 Anderson Mary M. g
50 Halcrow Barbara
43 Ribic Ann
so Antonich Bernice L. Loncaric
Donald P.
53 Churlin Carl, Churlin Darwin
66 Beck Helene
70 Bradich Gerald c., Mataya
Marilyn
u Lawson Eleanor, Sucevac Eli
zabeth
"a Lesh Norman
94 Jagunich Harriet M.
81 Simunjak Rosalie
80 Gibson Thomas c.
1926 Juranovich Betty
13O Covic Sima
1873 Krmpotich Martha
141 Halek Agnes, Paladin Eliza
beth j., Tumbri Louis
143 Karlic Ronald A.
144 Rogometich Mary
146 Bodnar Frederick, Sebest Mar
garet E.
1853 Legac Andrew r.
1875 Antonovich Nancy n,
175 Tadey Lorraine
1T Bercich Peter j., Cernick Do
nald G., Krysta John, Lade-
sich Donald G..
1874 Bolton Vincent F.
2O1 Grzanich Barbara A.
2O2 Brost Gerald Joseph
231 Rogul Richard
240 Mornik M RI in, Stilinovich
Margaret
243 Ceryanek kathrine
255 Buff Rose E.
279 Byce George E.
2S8 Ovas Mary Ann, Smokvina
Mary
290 Perpich Rose Mary
294 Kay Anna S.
3O7 Cvetkovich Katherine, lvcic
Dorothy, Malekovich Lillian
500 Certalich John E., kompare
Anna, Marukic Elizabeth M,
Milison Doris Mary
$50 Yuran Rose Marie
326 Kills Stephen
335 Pinar Clarence N.
337 kusevich Virginia F.. Turo-
polac Rudy
345 Mesich Mary
352 Mcknight Mary c.
354 Borshow Grace M.
374 Gatti Fred
375 Fenton Gerald Dean
392 Mazarek Elizabeth
4O3 Dusek Timothy NJ, Sotak Ma
ry X.
! 423 Abayes Thomas
400 Bedekovich John S., Measel
Edward c.
514 Marks Donna Jean
533 Jereck John, Komarck Eliza
| beth
$40 Pulpan Frank
541 Bucar Rose Marie
SCI Barber Catherine
566 Shaffer Dorothy
567 Sokac Mildred
$40 Horvatich Frances
582 Clarich Frances K.
58S Setka Tom, Tomich Mary
6O9 Susich Adam
GIG Pirnat Jerome
633 Hlaj Pauline K.
634 Huvrin Charles
$50 Pajovich George
$50 Matijak Jean
721 Gasparovich Andrew
726 Kozak Fora. Page Frank
731 Rosandich Joseph
738 Brkich Barbara, Loncher Dor
othy 10
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-23

743 korcheck Robert
749 Boorman Edwin
756 Walden Lois j.
TO kirn Alice Margaret
7s5 Kolar Robert T., Mudjer Ru-
dolph
797 Jagar Thomas M
8O5 Jancich Gregory
S07 Rocki Joseph w.
843 Basich Georgina l..
848 Brkich Maria
$50 Krizman Leo Paul
859 Simsic John
872 Campani Velma, Mihalovich
John j., Mihalovich Stephen,
Morrison Angeline, Procyk
Eva, Procyk Stefan, Rastovac
Mildred.
900 Kuzmanoff Zlatko
908 Miletich Matt
929 Ljubich Ivan
948 Markus Adam A.
New Members - Canada
26S Gudalj Zlata
644 Ivezich Tomo
$50 Boljkovac Jure
679 Canjar Katica
700 Janega Margaret E.
10 Popovic Vladimir, Popovic
Vladimir (Inc)
755 Sekulich George
1877 Burich Sylvia, Carr Anthony,
Kragelj Mary, Pavich Zorka,
Spreitzer Richard, Stefanich
Katherine
S66 Krajnc Joseph, krajnc Mari
ia, Premerl Franjo
$50 Radelja Ana, Sebalj Mate
| 9S1 Maronik Anne
Reinstatements
1 Mikulan George
20 Vlakancic Rose
"a Kundis Juraj, kundis Liberia
ia
Sc Barich Carl
| IS Godleski Walter
| 129 Markov Jacob, Sinclair Lillian
241 Petrovich Angelina, Petrovich
kira
391 Gerovac NADIA
403 Drkusich Mary, Dukawich He
len M.
423 Habazin Ljuba, krotec John
Marovich Anna, Marovich Dor
othy, Parrish Wayne, Schuck-
art James, Schukart Sophie
522 Edminston Catherine, Edmin-
ston Earl
S07 Pilot Edward Paul
869 Markov Evelyn ", Markov
Milan, Torbarina Frank
o48 Martinovich Dorothy
| Reinstated From Reserve
5 Svilar Mile
20 Kostelic Stepan
343 Butkovich Nick
| 519 Ball Frances
533 Novak Andrija
612 Batinovich Dale A.
Reserve Members
l Arendash John, Baic Josip,
Cenkovich George, Crede An
ma, Crede Robert c., Pukanic
Anna L., Skundrich Eleaine,
Skundrich James, Skul.drich
Robert r., Slukich Stephen j.,
Vrbanac Jakov
s Kisic Louis, Kuchinsky John,
| Miscik Dorothy
16 Vucic Pavao
50 kropik Frank j., Mancal He
len, Musich Rose M, Musich
Steve, Posgay Norman, Vori
John
"a Lukcic Flip
SIS Gregory Bernice X.
AZ Zurich Desanka
So Ocean Mary, Ocean ldichael
Sc Plesha Josip T.
Sc Tonkovic Stjepan
II Puskaric e liner, Puskaric
Frances, Puskaric Tony
129 Pivac Ivo G.
10 Antich John, Cucuhc Richard
175 Lucas John, Hibler Lois, To-
mac Josephine :t-.'. r.
201 Fabian Bon, Bon Steve F.
202 Borota Helen
205 Bohacek Yela
234 Pavlakovich Steve
241 Kodrich Emma, Kolenko STAN
ley
243 Musan Clara, Musan Stephen
255 Smolkovich Maria
3O4 Barlek Margaret
351 Africh Ruth, Majcuk Lillian
M.
356 Pearson Stella
423 Macy Pauline
440 Dosan Joseph, Dosen Petar
533 Orlando Leanor
535 Pozgay Steve
557 Ostrowski Walter, Reimondo
Margaret
66O Gregurich Betty
III Urban Theodore
718 Stepusin Dorothy ~
1888 Vucina Nicholas
! ITO Tomas Eleanor c., Tomas Jo-
seph
S54 Karin Maria, Zamberlin
856 Nicksich Charles A.
S59 Senay Phillip
865 Vukovich Donald N.
92O Miller Betty Ann
$40 Cheran Nick
972 Lamat Stella
6O8 Petkoff Peter 90 ''
644 Sostar EQward
7S7 Sikich Louis.
| $50 Laskarin Joe
954 Tivador Helen
Suspended By P. L. and Placed
On Reserve
| ITO Robertson Diana
| 489 Butorac Edward M.
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356 Bakarich Betty
425 Jasprica Jacqueline
535 Pozgay Augustine, Pozgay
Mary
699 Mozer Elizabeta, Mozer Josip
785 Krulac Paulina
1856 Prkut John
979 Zvosec Richard
608 Pancich Joe
644 Pastorcich Dujo, Pastorcich
Vera
1872 Sporsr Anna
$50 Gorosko Daniel, kercmar Err
nest
Suspended BY P. L.
919 Cikes Dimitrije
Withdrew From Membership
16 Spanich Anthony
253 Micetich Florene
Cash Surrenders
s Pecar Eleanor M.
13 Blazina Anthony L., Furjanic
Lubie, Furjanic Thomas
10 Vitunjac Louis
SO Peldic Andrija
Sc Barich Carl
70 Cuculich Thomas
rs Stimac. Michael
81 Kovacic Joseph
"a Verlanic Evelyn
IS Jambresic Frank
14O Lukachko Bertha
146 Ehrhardt Sylvia M. s.
ITO Crane Angeline, Crane Mich
ael
255 Filiput Ann
278 Denmark Ivan
292 Rodosevich Albert
500 Draskovich Anne, Draskovich
Matthew, Draskovich Mildred
351 Wall Andrew
$50 Fabac Nick j.
375 Simatovic Manda
386 Taylor Ann Mae
4O3 Bunjevac Josephine, Magalski
Mary
452 Malcich Anna
$40 Badovinac John, Badovinac
Mary
528 Monchek Dolores
533 Kovacic Mato, Kovacic Frank
534 Armstrong Ljubica
535 Haram John
642 Miskulin Michael
731 Koller George G.
749 Radosevich William
785 Kostadin Anna
789 Bujak Mate
843 Bakula Michael
856 Sertich Alice
9O5 Jesih Jacob (Res)
931 Luketich Nicholas
6O8 Mike Katica, Mikich Joe
697 Drinovz Lottie
Reserve Expired
5 Miscik Dorothy
Is Nathan Francis, Osoja Bla1
19 Began Dolores
26 Spritzer George A.
"a Blaze Joseph P.
56 Plesha Joseph T.
Sc Smolkovich Bernard
"a Mattel Mato
100 Myers Olive
129 Mekich Michael
173 Brubnjak Josipa
ITS Hibler Lois
1T Ratkovic Jelena
1872 Michelich Vladimir
213 Nadji Barbara Ann
241 Prasnjak Dusan
255 Movrich P>ter
256 Kulash Joseph
278 Perecich Paul G.
282 Starcevich Steve
304 Vukovcan Joseph S.
348 Skocich Mary
351 Pejakovich John c.
3S6 Gvozdanovich Emil
1872 Derzay Edward M.
4O2 Perkovich Rose M.
4O6 Roncevich Frank, Buneta
Marko
440 Dosen Peter
533 Koltzen Eleanor M.
534 Ballone Emily
557 Matyas Barbara
612 Kulish Peter Jr
621 Korner Anna
633 Trbovich Rose Marie
654 Birskovich Mike
660 Gregorich Netty
676 Clarke Madeline
718 Stepusin Dorothy
ITO Kuchinick Peter
775 Marsich Daniel
785 Stefanoff Kosta
$50 Senay Phillip
GIT Blazak John
79S Despot Janko
S16 Petroff Nick
820 Oreskovich Luka
954 Maricich Augustin
975 Croker Vera, Kolac Ivan; v
The town braggart was in
the local gin mill and someone
knocked a drink oyer on him.
tT 1o1> - coiI o~ iooooo,,< k1,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-23

Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
CLINTON AREA
$3.50

Small 4-room modern bungalow, on
"a acre. tiled bath, well equipped
modern Kitchen, oil heat. front
porch, Chicken houses and shed.
T. d. BURGESS. 10. S-6361 TILL Q
Evening star., 1954-05-05
EASTPINES
$3.50 DOWN
TO VETERAN

FOREST HEIGHTS. MD.
Just past District line out South Capt.
tol ST. to Forest Park sign. turn right
on Parkland DIR. and blocks to
houses.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
Cool Green

Shade trees surround this
charming brk. home in attrac-
tive Va. Forest; spacious, beau
tifully decorated rms. through
out; fireplace in liv. rm., sep.
large din. rrn., shining de luxe
equipped kit, 3 bedrms., tile
bath; light dry bsmt. PRICED
FOR ACTION AT S16,750,
with excellent terms.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
Cherrydale Cottage

$14,250
Sparkling white, on huge
shaded lot, with brick patio
and barbecue in rear; 8 big
bedrms.; FULL BSMT, WITH
PINE-PANELED REC. I'M: de
luxe equip. kit; conv. to every
thing; minis. to D. c.; So, 600
down or may GI.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
LEWISDALE
LeWiSdale-S23 500-Terro 6

LewiSdale-$14,25O-Terms
69Os 23rd A-story brick; Q
bedrms.. liv; rm.,. din. rm., kit.
full bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat. lge. lot
(Anchor fenced): friendly neighbors.
HE. 4-3500; ewes. HA. 2-701O.
". w. LEWIS. REALTOR
SEAT PLEASANT. MD.
The Most for Your Money
300 is the full price; 2-bedrm.
cottage: all mod facilities. Terms
or trade. Mrs Voigt. HE. 1894
cox & CO., 10. S-6637. IS
Evening star., 1954-05-05
Waverly Hills

oCOAO AOOAAlIo-D4O,o ,oOV
Close-in area. walking dis
Cance to Hecht's and Kann's: l
blk. bus, elementary and high
schools. Yes, it's brick and
on q beautiful wooded lot; det.
brick garage: hot-water heat;
$1,000 down or try GI with
nothing down.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI-Lovely brick rambler. very
large living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, modern kitch-
en-. 2 large bedrooms. full basement.
built-in garase: on lot 91x1O0
Ideal suburban atmosphere; S1S,500
Dir: Riggs rd. to MetZerott rd.. right
to Gath ave, then right to S905 and
open sign. BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
JU. $1,000.
CAMP SPRINGS-S14.950 Beautiful.
new rick-and-stone rambler. Lovely
front porch. stone fireplace In living
room large kit; din. rm:. good
shaded lot. We will be pleased to
show YOU this home. call now.
st. Barnahus I'd. sc. Lo. 7-s215.
FORESTvILLE. MD.-3-bedrm.. al
most new rambler. Oh h.-w.h., mr..
shoppinR. schools. transp. Only
$11.950; should 80 GI with small
down payment. DEWEY M. FREE
Man 32I4 Branch ave. Sc. 20.
s-7700. %
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ONE III A MILLION

4 Bedrooms, Plus Den
Powder room on 1st A.. recreation
chor fence. carpetins and drapes. pes
Walking distance to Hairs, ~
hlks. to school A shoppers dream
for under $4,000. ST. 3-O55O It'll
pm. DOROTHY K. WINSTON d
Evening star., 1954-05-05
NOTHING DOWN
CT BARGAIN

z homes. all bedrooms; l Cape Cod,
Colonial, : ramblers. Priced from
CLAUDE WOOD, JU. $1,000
Evening star., 1954-05-05
Family Stvle

Solid brk. Cape Cod home
in close-in N. Arlington; spa
REHLLY saye glepsy BIC q srpFMs'. pSs1MyssS'; e4 !
BATHS, flrepl. In liv. rm.. sep.
din. rm., dtnette space in kit:
full bsmt.; GARAGE; shade
trees: h.-w.h.; / or 2 blks. to
bus, schools and stores. Ask
ing $21 $50 with easy terms.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
AURORA HILLS
GRAND PIANO

viii Mt gracefully In the GAIT. liv
rm. of this immaculate 3-bedrm
brick Colonial. BANQUET din. rn-. "a
der rYn. on LIST a. Hurry! Only one
In this superb and exclusive loca-
ton, 6 minutes to the Pentagon
&. +. sTEFFEY, JE. 4-34l7
EXCLUSIVE LISTING
Evening star., 1954-05-05
THOMPSON & GRAY
SII .NER SpRIMG

0441v EN- Ok 61b4IN0
M st. Michaeps School and Church.
Brick Colonial; bedrm. Ist foor; 2
bedrms. 2nd floor; finished attic;
rec. rEI1,, powder gm.: hot-water
heat; garase; porch; slate roof;
corner lot; Sl7,950. Call quickly
WHEATON
2 bedrms. 1st d.: bedrm. end a.:
lge. attrac. kitchen. diShwasher and
disposal: fireplace; picture window;
fenced lot. Owner transferred. Spick-
and-span. Should see for $l5. 76O.
WOODSIDE PARK
Larse 3-bedrm.,. 21a-bath Colonial:
hv. rm.. 1919. din. rm.. 12x14,
kitchen and breakfast nook: master
hedrm... 1Sx19 with walk-in closet;
16x1S bedrm.. 12x14 bedrm., small
rec. rm.: 2-car built-in garage;
size screened porch: fenced yard;
corner lot: I block to bus; price,
NEAR MRS. KS
This, attractive brick Colonial has
center hall, circular stairway, large
hy. ,rm., 16-ft. din. rm.. beautiful
Kitchen. all new: rear screened
porch. 8 bedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm. !;
slate. roof: barbecue and garage;
excellent view across from park:
THOMPSON & GRAY
REALTORS
BIC Ellsworth DR.. JU. 5-610O
Evening star., 1954-04-28

/ Arena to see the opening per-
Torrance of Col. Jim Eskew's
j. E. Ranch Championship
Rodeo.
| It's guest stars are on televi-
sion and consequently are known
to the aspiring buckaroos.
There are Jack Mahoney and
Dick West, featured in "The
Range Rider" network television
series every Sunday from 6 to
$50 pm. Mahoney, 6 feet 4
inches tall and weighing 200
pounds. is showing heer despite
a fractured left arm sustained
in fall during his free-for- all
rodeo fight" with West in Prov
idence, r. l.. last Friday night.
Consequently West has en-
gagged another member of the
troupe for the realistic cowboy
type tussle. His new "badman"
is Richard Smith of Hollywood.
Meanwhile "The Range Rider"
is temporarily carrying on in
lighter roles.
The rodeo is scheduled for
five more evening performances
at $3.50 o'clock, and will have
Saturday and Sunday matinees
at 2:30 pm. Uline Arena is at
Third and M streets NE.
The cowboys are alternately
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Church Group Criticizes
Progressive Education
BY he Associated Press

CLEVELAND, April 28.-Di-
rectors of the Sunday School
Association of the National AS
sociation of Evangelicals yeSter-
day adopted resolutions calling
for crusades against "so-called
progressive education" and crime
comic books.
The association yesterday
opened its 18th annual conven-
ton.
The school resolution charged
youth was being taught that
man is little more than an in
telligent, cultured, sophisticated
animal; that human conduct is
the result of natural laws work.
ing more or less mechanically;
and that religion is only
an escape mechanism"
Ethical development of youth
is threatened by crime comic
books presenting "a pattern of
violence, brutality, sadism. blood
lust unparalleled in the history
of children's literature of any
time or nation" the other resolu-
ton said.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

appering in Western competi-
tions on a winner-take-all basis
and also in trick riding and rop-
ing exhibitions. There is bare
back bronc-busting, bull riding,
steer wrestling and calf roping-
all for prize money. No salaries
are paid, and no expense money
is allowed.
Another making his appear
ance is Whitley Carson. baritone,
also on national television
network. He accompanies him
self on a guitar while singing
Western songs.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

of Watch and Clock Collectors.
Others elected include M. H.
Brightman, vice president; Fran
els Allen, treasurer, and Mrs,
Harold Beckham, secretary.
Mr.. Prangley also was elected
delegate to the annual conven-
ton to be held in Canton, Ohio.
from May IA to 16.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Clock Collectors
Elect PrunuIey

Harold r. Prangley, Hyatts-
vile jeweler, we'll known for his
collection of antique clocks and
watches, has been elected presi-
dent Of the Washington Chap
ter of the National Association
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Cowboy Exploits on TV Draw
$500 to Rodeo Competition

Television - it couldn't have
ben anything else-proved itself
as mighty as the elements last
night.
Despite the heavy downpour,
about $500 small fry and their
parents jammed into Uline
Evening star., 1954-04-28

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Smashing all-time records in each easel
Now let this beautiful car show you! With
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Come in today for the most thrilling drive you
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Evening star., 1954-04-28
so QUICK! EASY!
INEXPENSIVE!

One spraying with LARyEX lasts
a whole year. LARvEX uitbsfandS
repeated dry cieanings. Washing
removes LARVEX protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

private businessmen can sustain the boom
If they have the favorable climate" in
which to operate: because the President
has been convinced by his associates that
if industry grabs the lead in spending.
you and I. as consumers. will follow. and
because the theory is that, if this happens
increased spending by business and us will
Offset cuts in spending by Government and
we'll hold the boom.
It's quite a gamble. indeed! AS a
matter of fact. most businessmen them
selves don't realize the magnitude Of the
job being handed to them, the size of the
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Business on the Spot
Your Moneys Worth
By Sylvia Porter

TENHE AMERICAN BUSINESSMAN the hottest spot
Il Of his life
Who put him there? President Eisenhower.
How did he put him there? BY giving him the primary
responsibility maintaining prosperity in time of
Why did President this his friends in business?
belief of this administration that
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what written here fac-and this Interpretation
confirmed the highest authorities the Nation
You've been Swamped by from the White House
the Of the the state of the Union
the farm problem social security and health the
budget and the whole Between the lines Of
each this what the President has been sayngn effect
to Americas businessmen big and small:
Look times have been mighty fine in recent and
them good You've begged and screamed for chance
show what do in favorable atmosphere we'll
give the atmosphere and we'll count not to muh
your chance.
We've down the red said stranging
need not file forms. apply for licenses
We've made clear that won't rush the side Of labor in
disputes nave; we'll try not to interfere at ALL
We've also told the Government won't compete in
fields possibly avoid it. We're trying get out Of
But this just the start We're set to do lot to help
We're going change the tax laws write OF the
Of equipment plants etc. in the first Of the
life Of property This will give great tax benefits and
will stimulate to spend and thereby create jobs
paychecks, etc.
We're going change the tax laws governing deduc
and development you'll be encouraged to
initiative spend research and inventions
We're going to make possible for to retain Of
your earnings to pillow back into and build business
We're going to hberalze taxation Of dividends paid to stock
holders. too
Here then, favorable climate, Mr. Businessman.
the President handing the ball to in this clear
field counting to with it and justify gamble
Neither President Roosevelt President Truman had this
of faith in the individual busnemans ingenuity boldness
responsibility the first time In quarter
President Eisenhower is testing him.
1854 Post-Han Syndicate. Inc)