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Evening star., 1954-11-23

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REFGR.. Keiv,inat Or. Gu. Z IT,; wash. "a,
mach. wringer type; sofa bed and
davenport; good cond. CO. 5-S1oo
E1raEasRp sBo4s.7, RR slsSs1 sss.!I cut down s to
RINGS, diamond matching, IA ct.
white gold mountings. Total point
stones. the other / stone. Must be
sold together. Sacrifice, $3.50. Also
matching earrings. 10. 2-s3e6 after
RuGsMTwo sx1s oriental sa design
oR1ESS1TAi RUG assidins MART iGt laoS SSa 8 G1 81
NV Me. S-0416.
RUGS, Oriental. Persian. Chinese:
RARE RUG SHOP. 2427 18th st. NV.
RUG. 9x12 WOOL Bigelow, blue broad
loom. matching scatter, excel. cond..
q TsaSoanabie. "a; 3;Sl37 "a
White, $19.50; Singer. S39 so.
ssssatnerweisaSs' ssa he SsS dses sSsS Consoles as
Penna; ave. NV. Ma. S-10S3. -A26
SHELVING, steel sections, S7.95 up.
See. Us Tor lowest prices on adjust
steel shelving for books, records, gen.
storage; stock sizes or made to fit
Ey9rrrpySG y9nrr TsSgiTsmsnts. Tn1sTs ~ Or loo,
SPANISH Pan sEf RECoRb RT aD. eoGesE, S51ess made
City. Complete course, incl. car
rying case; practically new. Best
offer. JU. 5-9444 "a
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FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOZERS for grading. excayat-
ing. land Gearing. free estimates.
Call UN 1858; night, AP. 7.059s
sLUDGE. clean ill dirt. top soil. blue
i stone, sand. hauling: tree removing
Mr.. HARDING. HE. 4-5673, --25
IorsSL rsa ~ thst can Ss handed M sish pa
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

17s6 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Dble. rm.
syaii for young men; excel. food.
CLUB MASON. 1925 New Hamp. ave.
n.w.-De luxe living in club resi-
dence for refined ladies and men.
$3.50 and up, incl. full-course
meal, maid. free phone service. CO.
NICE LARGE ROOM for Q young
people, good breakfast; Southern
home; excel. transp. RA. 6-392S.
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unsc.ambe the sets or letters making woru
OF each scramble. Print each word letter to a
square beneath each scramble The letters you have
printed the ctrced squares may then be arranged
to spell the surprise suggested by the cartoon
Clue. What is it? AnsWer appears Page CT, COL 81
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED nv
foreign student, In pvt. home, mr..
GWU or conv. transp. AID. 4-4o85,
Ext 307. pa
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

DOWNTOWN. 1917 r. I. ave. NV
Bright and warm; sgle., dble. rms;
breakfast @ am. Reas. DE. 2-9645.
14io 18th ST. NV. - Single. also
double; Bendix and free nv; good
food and transp. DU. 7-669I. 24s
2O01 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.--Nice
sgle. rm.; S15 wk. Dble., S12. Good
meals vouns people CO. 5-2493.
CALVERT HOUSE, 14o1 18th NV
dents; selected menu. PIX. nv.
THE MAR -LEETA. 1925 18th st. NV.
Single. double. one triple: rooms for
young ladies and men; lovely home.
excellent board. elevator. .24'
LGE. ROOM and bath, excel. board;
care If desired: elderly people ac-
cepted; reasonable. EN-. 2-923l.
ELDERLY PERSON Pvt. home,
Takoma Park. Bus at door. Plenty
TO eat warm pvt, room' Ju. 7-5SSss.
WOMAN to share lge. 2-bedrm apt.
tion; rent reasonable. ST. 3-2s27.
WANT A NICE CONN. AVE. APT, ,
Share with 3 other girls t22-30).
Rent. S37 80 mo. HU. 3-7274. -25
CONGEN1hL GAkL, age 10 to 70. to
share with another girl, large, nicely
furnished apartment; Tv. CO, s.
Girl TO SHARE apt. with two re-
fined girls. Private bedrm. Ii, g.
GEORGETOWN young woman to
share attrac. apt. with another
woman. woman. Phone HU. 3-7lO6 or TIE.
ALEXANDRIA, or 2 girls to share
2-bedrm. apt. with 2 other girls.
borhood. OV. 3-3997. -2S
SMALL, comfortable apt with mid
aged Cath. woman Close to st.
Stephens. Televis. and switchboard.
Ref exchg Box 45j-C. Star. %"
MAN to share well-furn. NV. house
with 3 men; maid, meals. laundry.
IS aA' KENNEDY ilSSEH, ST. N.w.-Refigned
young lady to share 1-bedrm. apt,
furnished, with one other lady.
RA 6-2S79 after q pm. -2S
YOUNG MAN has 1-bedrm, newly
furn. apt. to share with another
man. Phone Ma. S-452O, Ext. ID,
8 to or ia. 5-2535 ewes. IA
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The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block of Conn. ave. at $500,
overlooking Rock Greek. Park. Dble.
eel meals. Rates $3.50 wk. up.
HO. 2-3566.
- SGLE. GIRL, refined,
24-2S yrs, to share 2-bedrm. furn.
apt. with another girl: $50 mo-. incl.
all utils.: avail. immed.: RA. 6-42S2.
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ROOMS FURNiSHED-N.W.

WARM room in Jewish home. for l
or 7 men, next TO shower, $50 for
90, good p tpansp RAs 6-7S75; -,25
a1aa RaR; Gentle home $40, wo5; woe g.
sci. OR DBL. rm.. man or woman.
pm. 1889 Allison st. NV. conv.
1918 wEBsTER-Attrac. front. s sgle.
transb. tram pvt ss5 ssSe mo- na'h fa sad isth f.
CLEVELAND PIX, so15 Rodman st.
n.w., mr.. Conn. ave.-2nd f., semi
pvt bath, $3.50, man. EN-. 2-2552.
NEAR MAYFLowER - 1 or 2 en-
ployed gentlemen; private bath,
twin beds. Apartment 410. 1912
1850 & s. PARK ARK RID. N.w.-Niee. eSa clean.
comfortable rms: near bath; excel.
transp.; reas Ho. 2-2062. IA
VIVIAN HOTEL, 1928 G ST NV, 2
blks. from White House; conv Govt.
bldgs ss,ar and d. shopping; Calls taken. aiken
ssies.. $3.50 to s1a.5o w%s' VIZ ''
1853 10th ST.. N.W.-Businesswomen
sgle and dble. rms. clean beaut.
furn.; modern baths. NO 7-0669
OFFICERS SERVICE CLUB, l644
21st st. NV Rms, by day, wk. and
month with club and social activities
fcers AID. 4-24oo. Pa
WILSON HOUSES-Excel. rms Sgles..
$35-S40-S45; dbles., S25-S3O-$35;
pvt, bath. $40. Daily. 81. AID. q
FOR Or OFFICIAL GENTLEMAN
bath; roof garden: maid service;
parking; bkfst. optional. AID; A.
isS! sS. EYE ST. N.w.-Nice clean farn.
rms. in excel. downtown loc.; So to
S8 per wk. MRS. cAPPS. RE; z
esSY sSi MAcoMB ST. NV. = Nicely
furn. rm. 10 pvt. house for sgle. per-
son. Lady preferred. EN-. 3-0225.
MASTER REnRM.. es17 asth St.
Ro, Rys. a.ssso eata; lse' closet; sentlemati. aa
1918 @ 1lsinO 18Th ST. N.w.-singie s and
double :ooms; quiet and clean.
WIS. AVE. AND EMORY pL.--I.arge.
srisht fGi frt 6sdrm I'M With pyt bath
FRONT RM.--semipvt. bath: conv.
Mon Tues, f0 wed. caii s aft. t.i s:so I'm pm
1928 NJ ST.-Rms. with refgr. and
hotplate: Sl1 80 dble.. -S12.50 twin
beds; $3.50 sgle.; $3.50 parking.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. mi N.
H. ave. n.w.-Newly dec. sgle. rms.
maid service. Ho. .2-9Ss2. --2S
OFF CONN. AVE.-Attractive front,
nr. shower bath; excel. transp.;
reas.; gentleman. HO 2-330S. "a
2147 T ST. N.W.--Airfoam studio
Sm,s s, 5efgr, e. sgrdisIla, griIla clock radio. Iv;
423 HAMILTON ST. N.W.-Bedrm.,
next to bath; gentleman; Gentle
home: breakfast optional. RA. 81
sill COLO. AvE.-Attrac. twin-bed
rm., next bath. shower, phone; ldry.
privils. ia. $500, after 5 pm.
1910 P ST. NV. .'The churchiif'--
Clean, sgle. rms; running water,
maid serv. So wk. NO. 7-9S6S. ---6
1900 MASS. AVE. NV. - Clean,
single rms; new furniture: maid
service. IS wk. up. HO. 2-95Sg.
WASHINGTON MUSICAL Institute.
1880 18th st. n.w.-Beautiful single
rooms, with piano practice privils.
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1848 Wyoming Ave. NV.
Attrac. furn. 1-bedrm. apt. in mod.
elevator bldg; $3.50. NO. 7-0560.
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FURNITURE

FURN.--Decorators pieces, to settle
estate; din. rn1. blond birch round
table, extra leaves, 6 chairs; buffet
base-hutch top, server base: gray
club chair; practically new. ST.
3-531S or JU. 9-1364.
liv. rm.. maple d.
nette set; good cond.. 10. 2-533s.
FURN.--Glass and wrought-iron di-
lamps. kit clock, ironing board.
small clothes hamper, bathroom
scale, Hollywood bed, bedspread
matching holsters and drapes. EN-
FURN.--3-pc. solid maple lily. rm
S1lye; srner ieHnse eees nsfe shair m goes 5ss aele
FuRN.--Liv. rm., bedrin.. lined oak
sect. sofa. chest. KI. s-0035.
GARAGE DOORS, 10x12. glass fol
$75 complete. ABcD Corp, OF
Gas RANGES. new. used; repairs, oil
lOIi 7th NV. Ma, s-S952.
GAS RANGES, new, used. installation
PEERLESS SALES co, 2aa7 Ga
GAYS aHs' RANaEs. RI $IsSss Used, in .as is. con.
livery charge. B A. COE q CO.
312l 14th ST. NV. CO. 5-0206
GAS RADIATOR. Call JU. 9-6102
dESERsi a1ssE Z { oRs. ri STARTERS, $50 UP
yr. CARTY. 1908 l4th.' NO 7-n224
GROCERY EQUIPMENT FREEZER
71a Gu. it.: beer cooler Hobart COM
putting scale U. S. slicing machine,
U. S, cash register, loft. Hill meat
case. S03 4th st. sc. betw. 0 an
GROCERY STORE EoUIPMENT-io 0.
it. meat case. fish case. veg. case
new open dairy case. scales, condo.
las; all like new. HU. 3-6421. "a
HEARING AID-Beltone. lust like
new, Phone after pm. LU. =
HEATERS, new. used tgas, oil. coal
wood, elec); lowest prices. ACME
STOVE, 1011 18th NV MA. S-oS02
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ROOF REPAIRING

sTONE, FLAGSTONE. CEMENT
Walls. patios. steps. etc Call JERRY.
LU -4156
ST0NEW0RK - Flagstone, terraces.
walks, brick or block retaining walls,
chimneys. freplaces. all kinds Of
cement work; pipe drainage 2
MARCUCCIO. 20. 2-35SS
TV REPAIRS; 30 days uncond. guar
antee on parts and labor. Free
Al GENERAL CUNTRACTOR-Re.
store, remodel old houses. brick
work, cement walks, driveways, ETC..
carpentry, new building DI. 7-3762.
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Star Lumber Co.
46O1 Hilltop Ter. Sc.

EDIPH0NR, cylinder type, with
shaver: GOOD condition. Call Mon
DAY throueh Friday. 3 to 5. AD
EITeTpRIc ADDING CASH REGis.
TER. Burroughs, mod. 100S265, good
work. cond. Best offer. Elk. 3-44S2.
ELECTRIC POLES. s5 to as II,
straight. good condition: s1.25 lin
FIR PLYWOooiDs,o Dr. carload Just received. fU
1920 Wilson blvd. ia. 4-I234.
RuCKER LUMBER. ga
FOAM RUBBER-Prices have gone np
but we still have some close-outs at
amazing low PRICES. GILLILLAND,
2147 F, Elk. 3-6633. -26
FOAM RUBBER. 3o.in. matt. sgt so;
ell sizes, 7; II; gIcsHNER. 2b1s NJ
FUR COAT, real Alaskan Sealskin,
brown, size IA. S700, all cash re-
quired. WO. 6-2s55. --25
FUR M COAT. Per Persian: mink collar 4, j.
after q pm. pa
FUR COAT, skunk, $50; rug, sx1o,
with pad, S20i picnic table, S12:
extension table and 4 chairs. S50.
10. S-S211.
FUR COAT, white coney, 30-in.
length. size l6, peri. cond., SIS:
fur bolero. size 10, $40. NO. 1859.
"a
FUR JACKET. mink. dark ranch,
year old; valued at $1,000. will sell
for. $500. OIL. 4-54S1 between 2
and 10 nm pa
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MlscEL. FOR SALE tcon..l

DINNERWARE. candlewick: com.
plete set, incl. dinner plates, plat
gohlets vases car,dlehoIders cnn.
diments. etc. Ideal holiday gift,
well below commercial prices. Phone
ia. 2-5667 after pm. ---24
DINING ROOM SUITE, S-pc.; over
stuffed chair, mirror, clarinet; NOV
in ing |, = on; 2-2lal.
excellent condition. Sacrifice price.
TU. 2-S344. --o5
DRYER, Hamilton, and Whirlpool
washer, both fully automatic; 500
each for quick sale. EN-. 2-0426
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HOUSES

! la-story frame buildings with 2xS
floor joists on 16,, center. double
fioor with oak flooring. 2x4 studs
and roof rafters ON 10" center.
Two 1-Bedroorn Units 1895
Two 2-Bedroom Units ,2s5
Two 3-Bedroom Units : 1896
Buildings to be dismantled by pur-
chaser Also gas hot-water heaters.
toilets with tanks, lavatories. sinks
gas ranges and space heaters.
statesmen ON PREMISES
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ROOFING, all types, cutters. spouts;
carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS, WA. 7-7352.
ROOFING, Stag, tin, cutters. spouts.
roof painting. Old roofs repaired.
new roofs applied. NATIONAL.
Thinning Il ROOF CO.. RA. 3-649S.
ROOFING REPAIRS. all types; and
painting: SIS and up: 20 years ex-
perience serving D. c.. Va. and Md. ;
lU. 2-1040, 8 to s; after 3, call Mr..
Ratcliff, Lu. 2-9171. "a
ROOFS PAINTED and repaired: low
est rates in town; white mech; free
estimates HQ 2-1121 -2h
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PAINTTNG. PAPERING

Carpentry; FILA loans RA. 6-e7O3
PAPER HANGING, 50 per room up;
1854 Sunfast washable paper. work
guar RA. 3-T393 or JU a-1fi0S
PAPER NOW--Low prices; AL work.
new samples: interior painting;
PAPER HANGING. painting and car
penter. work. free estimates. Df.
PAPER HANGING. 50 rm. and up:
sunfast. wash paper: do own work.
guar: white mech. RA. 3-0024.
PLAsTERING. 1st class work by
white mechanic. free estimates. Cali
Mr.. BOWMAN. WO. 6-ST7S. Us
PLASTEkING REPAIRS, Old and new
work. large and small jobs. Reas
White mech. Work guar. JU. 9-4l54
Evening star., 1954-11-23

Debating EQUIPMENT - sound
scriber, set oil recorders. l trans
scriber, S100; also available, 2
Mr.. THALER. II. 7-940o. RS
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REPAlRs AND SERVICE Cont.

PAINTER, inside and outside paint
ing: reas. prices; free estimates:
work guar. WADE. EX. 3-gti33. 23s
PAINTING, papering. special prices
now, latest designs; best materials;
GOOD, clean work: guar. LO. 5-002S
23s
PAINTING, interior and extr.: lowest
rates In town; white mech; best
Of reference. Free estimates. HO.
Evening star., 1954-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

1HAIN SAWS. l-man. S12 per day;
2-man. SIS per day. RENTAL
TOOLS q EQUIP. CO, Ju. 9.6SS1.
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CHAIRS. USED

sonahle. Ewes. ia. S-5452. --24
DIAMONDS. mans 2h cts, S575;
lady's 13s cts. $3.50; lady's 8 cts !,
S2950.:: lady's / ct.,- emerald cut.
S325: mans iM cts. s5s5: lady..s
CO.. 1929 H st. NV, NE. s-526S.
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REIIPHQI. STERING

1tGO O1 11OAb I EIt11N0
Special sofa and chair reupholstered
labor and material $50; workman
ship guar 25 years In same estan-
lishment IA FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING. 2509 14th NV. CO. 5-23Sl.
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HOTEL LAO

Rooms with running water. phone and
elevator serv.. S10.50-S17.50 week
l440 Rhode Island ave. NV.
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POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS

1D ISs
Beltsville white, 45c lb.
on foot: 81 extra for dressing
MRS. LEE. Central S-3S61. -24
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IUPSOIL
Rich. loamy soil; clean. Landscape
service. Sodding.
Lawns made and renovated. Free
estimates. No Job too small. RE.
5-S99S. -2S
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ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST NJ w

Single and double rms. pvt. baths
or running water; dining room,
elevator and switchboard; 81 day up:
weekly rates 5000 up. Hu. 3-6li6
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL

1901 K ST. NV.
24-hf. switchboard. Modern showers,
Pvt. baths avail. Singles and doubles.
Reas. wkly. rates to permanent
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APIS. UNFURNIshEp-p. c.

Rental ofiee open z days each week
Mon. through Sat. $50 am. TO &
pm. sun, 10 Am. to 6 pm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

cept, in behalf of the organ
ization, citations from the
National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis and a scroll
from the Greater Pittsburgh
Croatian Day Committee.
Music Throughout Day
Following this entertaining
program at the Music Plaza,
Charles Elias and his Tambu-
rita Serenaders will stroll
through the Park, serenading
those in attendance in order
that they may enjoy and be
thrilled in a true Croatian at
mosphere on this, the Dia-
mond Jubilee of their organi-
zation.
The Biser Tamburitzans
and the Elias Serenaders will
provide continuous dance mu-
sic during the late evening at
the Penny Arcade, and you
can be assured that the music
CONTINUED On Page 10)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25
Johnstown Lodge
On Social Spree

JOhnStOWn, Pa. - Contin-
uing with it's Goth Anniversa-
ry of the Croatian Fraternal
Union celebrations, Lodge S
is again planning to give it's
members a treat on Sunday,
August 10Th, when it stages
a Dance and Fun Mite at the
Croatian Hall, on Broad st.
A varied program of enter
tainment is being arranged,
commencing at 200 PM and
continuing until 600 PM. Hot
barbecued lamb, corn on the
cob, sarma and other delica-
cies will be served through
out the day and evening for
your added pleasure.
Beginning at $50 PM, Joey
Frank and his popular Or
chestra will take over the
festivities by furnishing your
favorite dance music until the
wee hours.
Souvenirs and prizes will
be given members who are in
attendance. We cordially in
vite all our members and
those Of neighboring Lodges
to be with us on this gala &C.
casion. We fully guarantee
you an evening of fun, so
form up a party today and be
sure to reserve a table.
Frank Sobditch, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25
Gary Members In
Jubilee Year Fete

Gary, Ind. - The men,
bers of "Croatian Sons" CFU
Lodge ITO are busily plann-
ing an outstanding salute to
the Goth Anniversary of the
Croatian Fraternal Union, to
be staged on Sunday, October
II, at the Croatian Center,
3673-79 Broadway.
The date for this jubilant
occasion was set at the yearly
meeting and the members are
eagerly awaiting the day
when the Gary colony cele-
brates the birthday of our
beloved Society.
A comedy play will be pre-
sented h i c h, without a
doubt, will be welcomed by
the membership, as it is a
good many years since we
have undertaken any drama
tics although, in previous
years, our Lodge was very
active in this sort of thing.
So, once more we will have
the opportunity of viewing
our amateurs, our brothers
and sisters, in a hilarious skit
which should be exceedingly
entertaining.
AS our plans crystalize, we
will announce them through
these pages of the "Zee", but
even at this early date the
event promises to be a very
happy and enjoyable occa-
sion. Sylvia Niksic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25
Canton Lodge 514
To Honor Society

Canton, Ohio - The Goth
Anniversary of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will be mark
ed by the members and
friends of GU. Lodge 514
with a Banquet and Dance on
Slnday, September 26th, at
the American Croatian Home,
25E" Winfield Way, N. E.
An interesting and diver
sified program has been sche-
duled to begin at 800 PM
sharp, featuring talent from
near and far. The well known
Pozega Tamburitza Orches-
ira of Girard, Ohio, will open
the event with the playing of
our National Anthems, and
greetings from our Chairman
will follow.
Then Mary Margaret Kos
kovich will render a Goth An
niversary recitation, Robert
Smer of Massillon will have a
few accordion selections on
hand for the audience, a tap
dance by Mary Margaret
Comsia and violin selections
by Marie Bieyl, accompanied
by Emma Kantor, will COM
plete the musical menu for
the afternoon.
Bro. Martin Krasich, Su-
preme Treasurer of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union, will
be on hand to deliver an ap-
propriate address on this aus
picious occasion. Bro. Krasich
will, no doubt, impart a mes
sage of prime Importance to
our guests.
Before the Banquet gets
under way at 900 PM, our
guests will have the opportu-
nifty to enjoy a presentation
of that much discussed film,
"This Is Your Croatian Fra
ternal Union!" Dancing will
follow the Banquet festivities
at 800 PM, with the Pozega
Tamburitzans doing the mu-
steal honors for the evening.
Theresa Marich, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25
Miss GU To Be
Wined And Dined

Clarion, Pa Sunday,
July 25th, will long remain in
the fond memories of our
CFU fraternalists, for on that
day we celebrated the Goth
anniversary of the founding
Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union at West View Park, in
conjunction with the Annual
Fraternal Day Festival,
staged by the United Lodges
Committee of Western Penn
sylvania.
We here in Clarion have
added reasons to remember
this day since one of our
Lodge 248 members, sister
Ann Papucic, received the
honor of being selected as
Miss CFU of 1882, a singu-
lar honor previously bestow-
ed upon another of our men,
bers last year, while our soft
ball team emerged as the win
ner in the athletic tussle of
the afternoon.
In honor Of these victors
the members of CFU Lodges
248 and 534 are preparing to
stage a Banquet on Sunday,
September 5, at 900 PM, at
the Croatian Home, on Maple
Avenue.
We extend a most cordial
invitation to attend to all our
members and friends in this
and surrounding areas.
John Bronich, Rep.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

l asserted at that time, and
l repeat today, that it is a
great honor for every men,
Der to enjoy the trust of the
members of his Lodge by be-
ing elected into the Lodge
administration.
We have Lodge officers,
beginning with the President,
and all the way to the last
member of the Board of Trus-
tees, who are regularly and
repeatedly reelected year af-
ter year, and some of them
have held their offices as
long as twenty years or more.
These and their kind of
Lodge OFFICERS constitute the
strongest stay for the tntlre
organization.
Secretaries Far Ahead
My public tribute to our
Lodge officers, and particu-
larly our Lodge Secretaries
and Nest Managers, for their
unselfish endeavors, came to
mind as / looked over the
names on the honor roll of
field workers in the current
Campaign in the last issue.
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The honor roll shows 122
names of our members who
have already attained so or
more points in the Campaign.
The Supreme Office has a
record of every individual
proposer of a new member in
both departments, and a list
Of them would contain well
over one thousand names.
However, considering only
a list of those having so or
more points, what will we es-
tablish? Out of 122 names IS
of them are Lodge Secreta-
ries, Ia are Lodge Presidents,
IL are Nest Managers, and Is
hold some other vital Lodge
office. According to these fig
ures, of 122 field workers,
III of them hold some office
in the Lodge or Nest!
Here, too, the Lodge Sec
retaries are so obviously in
first place that it is hard to
conceive how a successful
membership drive could be
conducted without our highly
deserving Lodge Secretaries.
Continued On Page 1O)
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Lodge 787, with 1913 Points;
and Michael Batch, Secretary
of Johnstown, Pa, Lodge 5,
with 342 Points.
A complete listing of all
Field Workers with so or
more Campaign Points as of
August 10 may be found else
where in today's issue of the
Official Organ.
Stephen F. Brkich, Editor
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Our guests of honor and
speakers on the occasion will
be bros. Philip Vukelich and
Stephen F. Brkich, Editors,
respectively, of the Croatian
and English Sections of the
Zajednicar, both of whom are
we'll known to our members
and friends in Beaver County.
Each will deliver an ad-
dress certain to stress the
true meaning of the Croatian
Fraternal Union and review
it's colorful history as an
American organization.
Bro. Vukelich, of course,
will speak in Croatian, bro.
Brkich in Err ~,.ish.
Fourth Largest Lodge
The members of Lodge 423
are most anxious to see sue
cess attend their August 20
salute to the Diamond Jubi-
lee of the Society.
This is all the more under
standable when one remem-
bers that "Napredak" Lodge
423 is the fourth largest
subordinate it of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
It is exceeded in numerical
size only by Detroit, Michi-
gan, Lodge 351, Gary, Indi-
ana, Lodge ITO and Johns
town, Pa, Lodge 5, centers
by far larger in recruiting
scope than Aliquippa proper.
This is a tribute to our peo-
pie in Aliquippa and a distinct
credit to the Society. It is
something to be openly proud
of during this great Diamond
Jubilee Year!
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Remember the date, Sum
day, September 18th, at the
Croatian Recreation Center,
the place where all fraterna-
lists will gather for the main
social event of the year.
Here is our one opportuni-
ty to prove to the world our
love and respect for our great
organization, by our attend
ance at it's Diamond Jubilee
salute. Well be seeing you
there.
Mary M. Pickard, Pub.
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GU star studded group OF
entertainers comprising the
Junior Nest 129 Tamburitza
Orchestra, an affiliate of
Lodge AZ, in Wilmerding;
thirty-five talented kolo dan
GERS from Junior Nest 122
and Lodge 354, Cokeburg;
the Biser Tamburitza Orches-
ira of Lodge $40, Conway;
and the featured artists,
Charles Elias and his Tambu-
rita Serenaders, members Of
the organization in Kenosha,
Wisconsin.
Miss Helen Vidovich, a
member of Lodge $40, Con-
way, who reigned as "Miss
Pennsylvania" during the re-
cent Miss Universe" contest
held at Long Beach, Califor-
MIA, will be the honored guest
of Greater Pittsburgh's Gro
atial Day Committee.
The GU. Supreme Presi-
dent, brother v. I. Mandich,
will also be on hand to &C.