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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

jFoREsTvMLE. VAs-a;rm. bunga-
70 school and stores. Sl0.5Nu
Terms; PETERS REALTY, PL.
HEkNpoN-a.rm. III diminished hot house
on 5-aere tract. M; shopping CEN
IoLM2s ISSisGe AfIps0n sUs acRE sti1Sl l. coniem as
porary' 2 bedrms.. den or single
eedrmo; sl4.750. No agents. JE.
JEFFEsssoN VILLAGE seven.pm. q
Cape Cod; nm, upstairs, A-acre
corner lot. fun bsmt.. frepl; viii
SSd ISL at 81 81 aBgEsissl 6WSER approx SlS-
LAKE BARcROFr-Briek rambler.
baths. sround.ievel rec. rm.. gar.
Sssfoe~ay lssio int.rdom MAR vsSipF BIIT
LORCOM LANE AREA-Lge. de luxe,
brick rambler; 8 lge,, bedrms,. 2h
baths, family sized din. rm., lge
liy. rm. with fireplace; attached
Appraised for s27.i56' Only t one. ns
SoS sS sa hTcHs hSs Eselusiys eo se55 ShAS WiisSn
slvd 3 d, arl'. sl'. Va IA. S-esoo, ss oPen.
LoRtoM LANE AREA overlooking
Memo. PkyyLn you demand
schools. see this 3-bedrm. brk Col
rm. rec. rm. with firepl,, screen
pch., many. extras. AS little as
$1,000 will handle; conv. dn. pymt
and set. charges. ia. T-S36s.
McLEAN--3-bedrm.. 2-bath. home: l
stove. chest of drawers. refgr. All
for S45. Ell. 6-3305.
N. ARL.-Mod. 3-hedrm. brk. ram
bler---Lge. liv. rm. with fireplace:
excel. loo. nr. schools; no hsmt..
praisai. s1s.5o6. owner must move,
will sell for $4,000. Call week
ends or after pm, KE. $3.50.
POPLAR HEIGHTS. near Fails
Church - Immaculate brick ram
bier. all-elec. kit. 3 bedrms., large
fun. daylight basement; gas heat;
large lot. Located near community
swimming pool. Price. SI7.500
GI contract accepted. with ST.
750 down. Immediate occupancy.
GEORGE E. SULLIVAN. Realtor.
ia. 7-4490: eyes,. IA. 10000. 80
SHIRLEY HWY.--54-ft. brick ram
bier with, 2 porches. beautiful car.
Rod5 Rdm 2ofe acatsd ~ r M Sat,f with fTsplass lno
200 #. level lot with TREES. Lake
privil. incl. Only S16.25O. Exclu-
siye Z; F.; sTEFFEY' JE. 4-s447'
SLEEPY HOLLOW-Beautiful mod
ern brick rambler: lge. liv. rm.-
din. ,rm. comb, fireplace, 3 twin
size bedrms., ga baths: mod. kit.
and den; rec. rm. in bsmt,: beau
,1E terms. 1.eeSS SGYLMoRE REALTY GO"
soUTH SGj 1ioo9Ii 9aIkiL1NGroN-sy own owner.
S15.950, near Pentagon. 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, dining room. mod
ern kitchen, Living room with fire.
place; ENCLOSED porch, 2-car garage,
TARA, AZ 1915 SsiS 10th ST., North Arlins-I
ton: brick WILLIAMSBURG; 5 bed
rooms, den, separate dining room,
equipped kitchen. living room with
fireplace. full basement with fire.
place. Sale by OWNER. IA. s-7794.
VIENNA: by owner. s14,4oo. This
appraisals-Loyely h-acre wooded,
fenced. corner lot: 2 bedrms., der.
extra rm., 2 baths, large liv. rm..
firepl., kit: city water and sewer;
nea schools, shops; vacant
Browning S-S535. -26
VIENNA, by owner-Charming Care
Cod on n acre. 2 and 3 bedrms., |
large liv.. rm. with firepl. / "a baths, |
full bsmt.. separate double garage, |
wired for shop. Reasonable. GI. |
FHA or conventional. Call for appt.
RETIREMENE HOME for couple,
small upkeep. Fairfax. Modern.
$3.50. Va acre. Tel. Ell. 6-2275.
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THE SUNDAY STAR BIT
Washington. D. C.
SUNDAY, JUNE a6, 1888

IJR. EsTATES-54-ft. brick rambler
Nth porehes. beautiful earpors
rms gn Located ssxsf 81 on ss sssuIRty RHvs 10y az ss
sTEFIFs;EYl' JE 4-3445: JE. a-4s7a.
VIENNA. q aeres-charming con-
temporary 3-bedrm. rambler, fiag-
stone front porch, liv, rm. with
hsSms ssp din nd ba.S area. ,ipss oa NTH IT. and
laundry rm.. full attic; separate
garage. Nice level lot with Is IT.
of native woods which makes an
ideal playground for your children.
WIZ go GI. Asking price. Sl5.95o.
SiATTHAIRINAA .nas M sPosNER' OF. A.
TREES AND sHRUBs GALORE
with this spick-and-span brick
rambler. Lse. liy. rm, with nrepl.
sep. din. rm., g bedrms., bath.
complete kit. Gas heat. GI or
non-GI. Sl4.5o0. Open sun. I
sseriSn ssa turn vsss rsss to tO sfirmoot sii g. E
LaNIER. Ian JA 4.s4s4. ~ 0s7 "
FOR SALE By OWNER-contempo-
rary l-leyel in Holmes Run Acres,
Fairfax ce;--2 hedrms, with den
firepL. din. area. mod. kit. equip:
with cleo. range. garbage disposal
and 11-cu.-ft. refgr. with freezer,
APPROX. IA acre wooded lot. Buyer
has oppor to purchase share IN
se sEtlss swRmnso JE oss geOi ios ss sspt
cLosE-IN BRICK COLONIAL. in
fine neighborhood. Three bedrms..
iull bath upstairs; "a bath down
stairs; full bsmt.; SET. side porch.
Sst Ss6ved safase as aFsady sda sHA casR aR
REALTY. IA. s-27sa. @26
Slf. -bedrm. stone. home. 4
yrs. old: picture window. hrepl, MOD.
kit. and bath. sun rm.: lot. S0x2l2.
Unusually fine home. OWNER, kE.
SIe. .:50-A nice home with acre
rear porch, ~ baths. oil furnace.
double garge. room for large gar
den. fruit orchard, horse or pony:
long fr0ntsge n fers. on oe pS0ed sf Son
TERRY ,. s1MMs. JE, 2-65sl7.
sf5,ssc; Hhi aI'easi GsBEDRM. CAPE coDi Sep
arate din: aS rm;, fireplace: bsn,t.
,1E tTses s-ssae ssssseDted' LYNN REALgY' AIs
AMID FINE HOMES. lovely Falls
Cod; Al cond.: la-A, shaded lot:
lge. rms, hedrms. down. "a up.
Sl4.950. GI-FHA. OWNER. JE, Sc
HoME sSa AND rNcoME-Brand.nev
brick duplex. in heart Of
throughout, full bsmt. MANNAS
ii MILES D. C.. 2 blocks of o. 8.
Charming stone house; b rms.
tiled bath. oil h.-w.h.. Bendix
washer. Venetian blinds. storm
windows. fireplace. Beautiful lot
I00x1SS. Vet. Adm. loan appraisal,
S15900. Homes near by selling
higher. Agent on property - Am.
to pm. Sat. and Sun. Lot No.
10, 10 Richmond lane Ian Mt, zethyr;
MT. Vernon High School. take street
past small real estate office, turn
right on Richmond lane to sign Of
THOS. l.. JUSTICE, real estate
broker. telephone Manassas 535.
e BLOCKS OFF N. WASH. BLVD.
In Clarendon rms. and bath.
foors; tas AhV living rear rm. 'vf' WITH fireplaes;
large lot. Price, Slt,500. terms.
va. THOMAS L. JUSTICE. real
estate broker. Telephone Manassas
s,aGRE EsTATE-A country place
in. town 7-rm. mod. home; beau:
of land cleared. Fronts on 2 roads:
10. miles from Washington; A little
fixing up will make a beautiful
place TERRY B. SIMMS. JE. 2.
6517, RA. 3-7037. --26
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NIKE IKE CoUGHLIN 10. s-444s
HTLLCREST HEIGHTS

$500 ALLENTOWN RD.-oPEN SUN.
LovsLKi sers io. 4ssEM sss din,na aoMa H, O bsmt.
porch. gar. oil h.-w. heat: GI ap-
praisal pending.
Also in the same area. Arm. bum
gaiow. on 100x200 lot for only
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S12,5O0GI

This home has din. rm.. bsmt. and
Is fully detached on It's own large
fenced lot: conv. to public and
parochial schools; $500 down for
elisible veteran. Open. To reach !:
Out Pa. ave. sc. to end and right
to Suitland, rd., left about 3ia
miles to Skyline Market, left on
Randolph I'd to 500 Maple. JOHN
H. McALLISTER. Realtor. Agent
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WE HAVE CHOsEN

w - 44AA - S44A$A&A44N
These from our many listings for
your approval.
3-BEDRooM brick rambler, full
esmt-, Silver Spring S16,50O
2-sToRY DUTCH Colonial. close-in
location; Oh approved: small down
payment $1,000 SCI 600
4-BEDRM. BRICK. near Baltimore
pkwy.; Ia baths: only, S15,950
BUNGALOW. in Hyatts-
vile; 2 bedrms., separate din. rm.,
fun bsmt.: asking -. $4,000
LOVELY 5-RooM brick rambler, on
corner lot; h.-w.h.; GI ap-
NEW 3-BEDRooM ramblers. in Col
lege Park; full bsmts; make an
offer; asking Sl3 $50
4-BEDRooM BRICK. separate din.
/, rm-. full bsmt., rec. rm.: in heart
OF Hyattsyille; asking --- Sl7,250
BRICK CAPE COD, 8 bedrms, :,
Cheyerly Manor; fireplace. full
psmt. Sl2,5O0
2-APT. BRICK home, with full
bsmt.: potential commercial prop
srty; close in: OF approved. SIS
Call anytime today to inspect these
WrFNr~ww
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CHEVERLY
OPEN House,

All 3 bedrms. and CT approved, We
also have many others in the gen.
eral area. All close to the new Free
way about Is min. from down town
If you are looking for a house to
buy or rent stop and see US. 1t will
be q pleasure to serve you. CLYDE
r. ADAMS, REALTORS, UN
I.1143
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Me.
OPEN 1 It'll g

NA1tOH2 I1101144k44NDD
True brick and frame eenter-hall
Coloniai. large hy. rm: With fre-
rm.: lovely shaded lot; VA ap-
proved, S17,S50: SEE down will
handle. DIR: New Hampshire ave.
ext. to Erskine ST., right 3 blks to
14th ave, right TO 7107 and
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OPEN 1 TO 6

OPEN / TO 9
Beautiful ] yr. old. 3 bedrm. brick
rambler: full basmt.; asking ST.
Lanham Hills, turn left to 77O6
Finn's Lane, and open sign. LOUIS
MILLER. REALTOR, UN. 4-2723.
ANDREWS-BO NG-SUITLAND
A pEnpMC Q PATHC
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56l1 DECATUR PL.
o1 AppRoyEp-s12.abo

Qualified veteran, with no down pay
ment, can purchase this fine. det.,
corner brick. 23-ft. liv. .rm,, sep,
din. rm.. kit, 5 large bedrms., tile
bath. Large corner lok. Only 4
West hwy. Call HE. 4-6400 today.
HUGH T. PECK
1850 New Hamp. Ave. HE 4-6400
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CAMP SPRINGS

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-7 :.
S42S Center DIR. Owner says. sell.
New 3-bedrm. brick rambler: living
rm.. fireplace, dining rm.. equipped
kit, tiled bath, full basement: luU
x5O0 lot Beautiful view. S17.250,
$4,000 minimum down. Ewes, RE.
wEsTt REAL ESTATE. 10. s-9soo
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
OPEN . no 6 sun.

OPEN, 2 TO 6 SUN.
An immaculate 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
home. featuring full bsmt.. gas
heat heat; mice nice ysrS: os. porch; clege T.
proved. Also civilian financing.
address. 4203 seth ave. sunny
brook. Call Mr.. Radcliffe,
REAL ESTATE
UN; 4-1515 weekdays: Spruce s.
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CLINTON

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-7 ~
New 3-hedrm. rambler. living rm.
with picture window: guest size din
ing rm electric kitchen; tile bath
full basement. Situated on nearly
] acre: S15.950. Dir: Out Branch
ave. ext, turn left at bank onto
woodward rd., approx. ] mile.
WEST REAL ESTATE, 10. S-9S00
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HOUSES EoR sALE-Ap.
WORK IN D. CO

Here is 9 lovely home only . few
blocks from d. C. line:. 8 bedrms
separate din. rm.. equip. kit. al
on one floor: full bsmt. Can bl
purchased for only $10.600.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1l66 WA. 7-6655
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T,TTTT.E FARM

BUNGALOW. neaw Baltimore pike,
n block from stores. streetcars.
Wi exchange; $1,000 So 200 cash
OWNER, ia. 9-7010. Your agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

the rectangular screen, then, In
the eyes of the emotionally I'M
stable. may it not be INDUCED in
to bring about personally desired
ends?
We must not forget, of course,
that prior to the present, when
youngsters do spend much leisure
time before the rectangular
screen. we were troubled by the
problem of delinquency. Nor
must we ignore the fact that
those parents abdicate their re-
sponsibilities who fail to control
their child's viewing Of the
screen.
Many motion pictures and
television broadcastS may be po-
tent preventive weapons against
crime. The restrained presenta-
tons that conform to carefully
prescribed standards of good
taste and authenticity are such
weapons and the often-repeated
and sound adage that crime does
not pay is inherent in such
programs.
Supervision requires effort and
1t may not be the sole answer.
At the moment, 1t would appear
to be the best one.
released By North American Newspaper
Alliancel
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violence. emphasizes that crime
pays, giamorizes the life Of a
criminal, ridicules decency and
honesty. or assumes that graft
and corruption are to be expected
lis going to register on our youth
in some manner.
The way 1t registers is very i'm
portant. The well-balanced boy
or girl may shrug of such pro-
grams, whereas the cumulative
effect on the unstable child or
the child with antisocial tenden-
cies may be serious. We are, Of
course, dealing here with intan-
gibles that do not lend them
selves to exact measure.
Values and ideas. however. de-
velop out of the sum and sub
stance of living. Much of today's
youthful living is spent in front
of a rectangular screen. II that
screen reflects a diet Of excessive
violence and the viewers receive
into their minds ideas the very
opposite Of those which we wish
them to have when they are
grown. we must be prepared to
accept the consequences. If phys
ical aggression achieves the de-
sired end for the protagonists on
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D. c. Veterans
ToDistribute
YuIe Baskets

The District of Columbia De-
partment, Veterans of Foreign
Wars. has arranged to distribute
Christmas baskets to needy vet
Grams. They will be made up at
department headquarters. 1875 i
street NV, and contain canned
goods and other food.
Commander Cecil Sisk of the
Washington Post has announced
the post will hold a pre-holiday
dance at the Kavakos Club,
Eighth and II streets NE. on
December Is.
A group of veterans and aux
Hilary members and their officials
have returned from a two-week
pilgrimage to Europe. The group
climaxed the pilgrimage with a
Veterans Day ceremony at the
American Military Cemetery at
Suresnes, France, on Novem-
Der IL.
The auxiliary to All-American
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Post viii hold Q Christmas party
at Friendship House. at 61s D
street S.W.. on December II.
There will be entertainment for
the children, and each will re-
ceive fruit. candy and toys.
The auxiliary to Washington
Post will hold a party at Mount
Alto Hospital on the night Of
December 10.
The auxiliary to All-American
Post will meet on December Is.
After the meeting there will be
a Christmas party.
Meetings this week are:
] Sunday-General Vicente Lin
Post. $50 Eighth street Sc.
Monday-Council of Admins
tration. District Building.
Tuesday - Military Order Of
the Cootie. 1909 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Wednesday H. L. Edmonds
Post. 1923 Thirteenth street NE:
United States Naval Gun Factory
Post, 1901 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc.
Thursday - Front Line Post,
419 Seventh street NV.
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Films Clarifying Crime
Scored by FIJI Chief

But even the news stories can
not give the full picture Of de-
linquent activity of juveniles
Statistics measure only a por-
ton of it. Some idea of the ex-
tent of juvenile crime becomes
apparent, however, in such
records.
In 1854. offenders under the
age of 10 accounted for Ste
per cent of all car thieves in
1889 Of the cities reporting sta
tistics to the FBI: 40 per cent
of all burglars; and 43.6 per cent
Of all persons arrested for lar
ceny. During 1854. over 81 per
cent of the arrests for property
crimes were of persons under 81.
Search for Cause
What is accountable for the
complete lack of responsibility
on the part of many of our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
BY J. EDGAR HOOVER

Director Federal Bureau of INVESTIGATION
The American citizen does not
fequire a sheaf of statistics to
inform him that a scourge of jul
yenile delinquency blights ~,our
National life. Even the most
scursory glance at any daily paper
will enlighten him on that score.
What are some of the 1855 news
Items? Look at a few.
Bank holdup plot of boy, II.
revealed as gang pal killed"
Seven boys arrested here for
berieS Of burglaries."
Criminal since he was IL
Graduates to State prison.
boy says he set fires causing
eB0 900 loss"
boy, is. admits killing girl, 8,
10 knife and rock attack"
"8-year-old theft suspect jailed
NTH time this year"
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young citizens? The answers
vary as widely as do the individ-
uals to whom the question is
directed. I have been on the
receiving end of such a question
in one form or another on many
occasions. One recurring ques-
ton invariably has to do with a
possible relationship between
certain movies and television
shows and the incidence of juve-
nile cases.
Are the movies and television
programs featuring excessive
gunplay and other forms of vio-
lence to blame for the present
high rate of juvenile delin-
quency Are they, perhaps, re-
sponsible for some Of the packs
of youths among whom violence
and brutality are commonplace?
Do they SOW seeds that terminate
criminality?
Children are very much like
blotters, They are extremely
educable in that they absorb in
formation, ideas. and attitudes
like sponges. Plato put it very
succintly:
THE beginning is the most
part Of any work,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

especially in the case Of q young
and tender thing; for that is
the time at which the character
is being formed and the desired
impression is more readily taken.
Shall we just carelessly allow
children to hear any casual tales
which may be devised by casual
persons, and to receive into their
minds ideas the very opposite of
those which we should wish them
to have when they are grown
up
GlOrified Violence Hit
I believe that properly and in
diligently prepared motion pic
lures or television programs, en-
phasizing that crime is evil and
brings misery. despair and death,
can serve an educational pur-
pose. Such presentations con-
form to rigid standards of good
taste. authenticity. and the por-
trayal Of lawlessness in its proper
light. There is, of course, a sharp
between this type of
program and one which portrays
fantastic acts of violence, bru-
tality. torture and lawlessness.
But any program that tends to
glorify violence for the sake of
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grille to taillights (the left one hides the
gas cap). 1t offers new power, V8 or 6,
steering and handling ease few cars can
match, plus all of Chevrolet's great per-
Torrance and safety features. Safety door
locks and directional signals are standard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

equipment. Seat belts, with or without
shoulder harness, and instrument panel
padding are available at extra cost. The
"One-Fifty" represents more quality than
ever before. Come in soon and let us tell
you its big secret-its low price tag!
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There's so much fresh new styling in the
"One- Fifty" it's hard to believe the car
costs so little. It has new chrome includ-
ing both windshield and back window
reveals-and its own distinctive two
toning. It stretches long and clean from
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14

daughters: Mrs. Josephine
Wheeler, Watts, Utah; Mrs.
Mary Blackwelder, Salt Lake
City, Utah; Mrs. Ann o.
Brien, Price, Utah; Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Schweikart, Douglas,
Arizona; Mrs. Margaret Di-
Lorenzo, Denver, Colorado;
Charles and John Brozovich,
Watts, Utah; Paul Brozo-
vich, Los Angeles, California
10 grandchildren and a half
brother, Slavo Budeslich, of
Centerville, Iowa.
Holy Rosary was said at
800 PM in the chapel of the
Mitchell Funeral Home and
Requiem Mass was celebrated
Saturday, November 18th, at
II: 100 Am. at the Price No
ire Dame deLourdes Catholic
Church. Burial was in the
Price City Cemetery.
Ann O'Brien
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Lodge ~ Members To
Meet Sunday, Dec. 18

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The at
tention of all "St. Ann"
Lodge 20 members is called
to the fact that the monthly
and annual meetings will be
held Sunday, December 18.
The date was changed in
order not to conflict with our
regular meeting Sun d a y,
which happens to fall on
Christmas Day this year.
The meeting December IL
will be held on the second
floor of Javor Hall, 822 No
Canal Street, and start at z
PM sharp. We will elect our
1856 official family immedi'
ately after disposing of the
regular monthly order OF
business. Do your duty by
attending.
Dragica Blaskovic, Sec'y
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East Pitt Aurorans In
Annual Meeting Sunday

East Pittsburgh, Pa. -
Aurora" C.F.U. Lodge 736
will hold it's regular and an
nual meetings Sunday, De-
cember 18, in the Croatian
American Citizens Club, 651
Braddock Avenue, promptly
at 1870 PM.
During the annual meeting
an election of officers for the
year of 1856 will take place.
This meeting will also give
our Delegate to the 9th CFU
Convention an opportunity to
give the members a full re-
port.
We urge all members whose
dues are in arrears to make
every possible effort to start
the new year in good stand
ing.
Stephen M. Rizvan, Sec'y'
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Luzerne Meeting Most
Vital OF Entire Year

Luzerne, Pa. - This is to
notify the membership of
CFU Lodge 16 of the forth
coming regular and annual
meetings on Sunday, Decem-
ber 18, at 200 PM, in the
st. John School Auditorium,
469 Miller Street.
Immediately after the reg
ular meeting, the annual
meeting will be called to or
der and officers for the year
1856 will be elected.
We urge every member to
attend these sessions and
elect the officers whom they
think will do the best job in
conducting the lodge during
the coming year.
Nikola Borich, Sec'y.
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Cleveland Radio Hour
To Mark Tenth Season

Cleveland, Ohio - The Gro
attain Radio Hour Of Cleve-
land will celebrate its 10th
Anniversary Sunday, January
8, 1856, at the Slovene Home,
6417 St. Clair Avenue.
A very interesting pro-
gram is being planned, on
which will appear all the local
tamburitza orchestras, sing
ing groups and kolo groups.
There will also be two charm
ing lady singers, one coming
here from Zagreb.
There will be plenty of
good home cooked food and
a variety of drinks.
Music will be provided for
dancing and in the barrooms.
Everyone is asked to re-
serve January s and attend
this gala celebration. More
details will follow in later
issues of the ZajedniCar.
Nick Rescic, Publlclst
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the largest fraternal benefit
society chartered in Pennsyl-
vania and, as such, naturally
commands the attention of
the Commonwealth's reigning
Insurance Commissioner re-
gardless Of his political affi-
liation.
Urges Members To Vote
To say that Mr.. Malone is
not seeking the votes Tues
day, November 9Th, of Ale
gheny County's Americans of
Croat and other Slav descent
would fall far short of report
ing the truth.
He is and said as much dur
ing our meeting with him Fri
day, October %. He knows
that many of our fellow men,
bers in Allegheny County are
his friends, quite number of
whom split their ballots four
years ago to help elect him
District Attorney.
Still, he did not ask us to
endorse his candidacy openly,
! for he knows, too, that the
constitutional structure of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
is such as to prohibit political
endorsements of any kind.
But he did appeal to us
to urge every Allegheny
, County member of the
Society to vote without
fail Tuesday, November 8,
for those qualified to hold
office.
Certainly we would say
that Mr.. Malone is more than
qualified for the office he
holds. And we say as much
without regard for his poll
tical party affiliation, which
happens to be opposite the
one of our choosing as a citi-
zen of the United States.
/ (Note: The above appeared in the
! November 2, 1855, "Zdjednitdr")
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Dukane Tams Schedule
Concert In Aliquippa

Aliquippa, Pa. - The Uni
ted Croatian Organizations of
Aliquippa will sponsor the
concert appearance here Feb
ruary 26, 1856, of the famous
Duquesne University Tam
buritzans.
The Tammies will perform
their great show in the spa
cious Aliquippa High School
Auditorium and proceeds
from the concert will be given
to the local Hospital fund,
which is as good a reason as
any for planning to take in
this event.
We respectfully request all
local and district organiza-
tions to keep February 26th,
1856, an open date on their
schedules.
John Robash, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Paul Brozovich Died
Nov. 2 In Price, Utah

Price, Utah - Paul Brozo-
vich, 68 died the evening of
November 9, 1855, in the
Price City-County hospital
following a short illness.
He was born March Is,
1887, in Mrkopolj, Yugosla-
via, the son of Lawrence and
Margaret Tian Brozovich.
He married Katarina Malo-
vich at Ration, New Mexico,
May 13, 1911. He came to the
United States in 1908; was a
resident of Price since 194S
and had been a coal miner at
Dawson, New Mexico, for 44
years.
He was a member of the
SNPJ Lodge, Croatian Fra.
ternal Union of America
Lodge 282, and Watts LocaI
5807, United Mine Workers
of America.
Surviving are his widow
and the following sons anc