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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Hibbing, Minn., Lodge 240 To Screen
Society's Technico|or Movie On May 8
Lodge Members Adopt Plans For Season

Hibbing, Mimi. - We are
proud to announce that the
membership of C.F.U. Lodge
240 is. on the move. Serious,
constructive thinking and
more work is the order of the
day. An active educational,
social and sports program is
our goal.
Several projects are in the
offmg the opening event to
take the form of a dance on
April 23rd. Then, on May 8,
the much discussed film "This
Is Your Croatian Fraternal
Union." will be shown at the
Hibbing Memorial Buildings
Little Theater. We invite all
CFU members on the Iron
Range to attend, free of
charge.
For Educational Fund
The April dance, inciden-
tally, will also be held at the
Hibbing Memorial Building.
Music will be by the Silver
Strings Tamburitzans and re-
freshments will be. served.
The admission price is fifty
cents.
All proceeds will go into
the Educational Fund. Obtain
your tickets from any men,
Der of the Entertainment
Committee which is COM
prised of Frank Juricich, Paul
Dosan, Mike Vlatkovich, Nick
Maras, Matt Brklich, George
Vishanin, Tony Crnkovich,
Mrs. John Ozanich, Mrs. John
Ban and Mrs. Frank Zidarich.
We urge you to give the COM
mittee your support.
At our last membership
meeting we devoted much
time to the discussion of nu-
merous problems involved in
the formation of a tamburitza
orchestra.
Hear Talented Artists
Bro. Thomas Krmpotich,
erstwhile member Of the Kee-
watin Lodge 513 and current
ly with Chisholm Lodge 210,
was our special guest.
He is an organizer of sew
eral tamburitza orchestras on
the Iron Range. He related
many of his experiences and
offered six months Of his
time, free of charge, toward
forming another ensemble.
Bro. Anthony Crnkovich,
who is with the Silver Strings,
also volunteered his services
based on his twenty years of
experience in the field. Also,
John Bauman, a member of
Lodge 21O and a graduate Of
Duquesne University, is an
xious to lend a hand.
In addition to playing an
instrument with the famed
s~
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
Western Pennsylvania United Lodges
Will Again Stage "CFU Queen" Contest
Amy Female Member Of Society Eligible
To Participate In Race For High HonOrs

Pittsburgh Pa. - The Western Pennsylvania United
Lodges of the Croatan Faternal Union will again conduct
"CFU Queen contest in conjunction with their Annual
Fraterna Day. Celebration July a. at West View Park
Any female member of the Socetys Lodges and Nests
eligible to participate in this contest by selling tickets
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-16
OFFICIAL NOTICE

Nest 127 having fully
paid up its delinquent dues.
and satisfied all provisions
of the Bylaws pertaining
to suspended juvenil e
branches of the Society, is
hereby reinstated as a Jun
iOr Order Nest in good
standing.
Michael Grasha, Dir.
Junior Order Dept.
Evening star., 1955-02-13

the book no longer announces
its intention"
Bewigged ladies and gentle
men must have had the habit,
too, of jotting down their
thoughts as they read certain
passages. Although faded by
time, these notes are still
Evening star., 1955-02-13

visible and contain such
choice bits as these in the
margin of "Llewellyn," a
novel: This young lady's
sympathies appear to be
easily excited" and II would
weep from this" On a his
tory book cover, a lovesick
Evening star., 1955-02-13

swain penned, Il. A. is the
prettiest girl in all Virginia"
This collection, along with
the other items of Alexan-
driana now in the Alexandria
room, affords US still another
backward glance into the rich
days of our heritage.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

FARM AND HOME FOR SALE. How
ara County, Md, close 70 Johns
Hopkins---40 acres with good dwell
inF, barn, outbrildings; land IN
high state Of cultivation. Priced to
Evening star., 1955-11-12
INVEST. PROP. SALE lcons. !

4709 CENTRAL AVE. Capitol
Heishts, Nd: Open sun. 2 to 8
PM stores, 2 apts.: win sell
with low dr. payment; only S13.-
$50. Cal Re. 7.5224, RA. 3.5503.
HEAVY INDUSTRY PROPERTY
Prontase on 2 streets. Call IA,
II eUNiT FIREPRooF apartment
building, near 10th and Columbia
I'd. n.w.-Conyenient location; al
ways fully occupied: $4,000 an.
nuai gToss income. ERODE &
COLBERT INC, Realtors. 1881 K
ST. NV, Ma. S-SS7b. --1e
APPROX. . ACRES, excel. Mont. CO.
location; TT. siding. all utiIs. ayail.
Sell all or part. Call MR.. MORAN.
I'm, 3-40Ib. with FRANK 8. pHlL-
LIPS, DI 7-141is ---13
l6 RMS: 4 BATHS: Sl4.50Q
brick; priced for quick sale; all
rms. with running water: furn.
incl. excel. eond.; gear space;
JAMES CARR
Elk s-74oo AD. 4-s95o
Evening star., 1955-11-12

BIo n ST. N.E,-Homs for youI
stairs: suitable esrry.out shop,
pawnhroker's exchange, printing
shop. Reasonable price. T. q
LANE. jr. Ma. s-S43s or NO.
sHIcK.FRoNT 5uiId.
ins. IN business section of Falls
ssa SaSrea q & o:.s on .a sFoaa sarss S. e GOD g
rental value, good speculative value.
LEGATo REALTY CORP. 122 ~.
Washington st.. Falls Church, u.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
BUSINESS PROP. foR RENT

FAIRFAX CIR-New comm. bldg. u
mi. beyond cir. on Rte. 30; I6x70
sii,:Rs "a SIe ne e.i4Ds ysst srGT,ns s.nn comm
DOWNTOWN-3. 600 sd. #. cheap;
also 1900 sq. II. in ne. Both suit
turing. etc. Low rent. IA. e-4140.
TWO STOKES IN ROCKvILLE-ons
l6xD0. another 16x5O; In good To-
cation, suitable for laundry. DRY
cleaning. auto supplies, electrical
appliances or any repair place.
WIN rent part or all. Call Po-
NEW STORES, air-eond.; s4.75 per
50. r.: includes basement. In heart
Of Bethesda. Box 55-B. Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA. I
Antique for Antiques
8 ACRES OF PRIVACY
OPEN SUNDAY. 4 70 S

FRONTING LEEsBURo PIKE, main
building log. I40 years old, con-
taining den, library. dining room,
Kitchen 2 bedrooms, bath. New ad-
dition-@b-ft.-EuuRre living room,
master bedroom and bath. Three
inRs. For those who desire home
with ANTIQUE business this win ap-
From Tysons Corner IN
tersection Leesburg pike tRte. N
and Chain Bridee I'd. (Rte. 123)
drive towards Leesburs. l2 miles
70 open sign on left and property.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

FIRM Interested in
location IN Sc. Wash, east Of river.
or Wheaton area. Must have ade-
quate outside and inside parking
facilities with moderate storage
space. Pref. long lease. Boz 330-T.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
FARMS

-. = - = -. 80 N. -.
2 big rooms, phone, eiee. narc
road: 70 mi. south d. G., II
6.4131. lS
210-ACRE FARM with old tramt
house, near Manassas, va: 1-mle
frontaRe. on hardesuLIaee Loaa,
Priced S25, 600. u casn, SsrmS r.1 10 81
ss,anss; 81 sas;aas Sen eyas.. nK.1 KT. s-Sei4. %
$50 AcREs and about Y million
feet oak timber; deer. turkeys,
squirrels; about "a mi, on Kapiqan
River: 1S mi; west q FreoerlckSSc, Sc
burg. Va SlQ,O0 S2Vo an. IVY
mo, TE. 6-413l. 10
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE of y acres,
good close-in location, Silver spring
den den plot. as'' tool co.'s Shed: aood setting: :
room with bath: 2-car sarage,
THOMPSON a. GRAY. JU. 5-6100,
--14
HOUSE. ixe. barn and
earaae. liz acres. close to Burtons-
vile and new highway. Also )
beautiful rolling acres, small stream
with sood road frontase on Brisss-
Cheney I'd, ,Iss rssspna6ly priced icss
$l,o99 81 gosSS sSSn; = MiSs KS sI44a D4 nsga'' is
AEgpsESe Nh VI or .rm frame: east
MnSHIEso; Ms1Iss;,o. m ,cne front % a sti I'd: ~ y.
car esr nnthiSas eieef mart mod.
Sattrssns,,f ~ i;,vssfmeYlf Must
M sel,,, assrtst r-5SSS JSs
p0kly M soSn papM WIN a.bedroom house
E1T lnrs. J bsthS Il hsse-
~ ~ q oi ~ asS tOns .n.s us ,.any M harn
9snsn 9 w,sS n,ss. DohtH ,nts NJ trsss l,i for
aurc AZ ~ pun,gs. VA Aoss .ss.nshi: ta,rs
Sl@,11V wy hV@Soa Ia
,ln mnernaon1. n1.ravTTTMyEMAN,e rsTATF bu,
MI y uSN. u.... ~ ~. VI, hc,,e.
z going dairy !arm man mouse. -, y
senhht nogsss, ~ M1ssa.iIes.1nt ...is,s..e. srTT
Dsrn, nay oe.n ,,darn ~ svaiguts gn,,ntv AS sS
Young nero - Lguueg13na mn ,;Fs, rs
miles lIom y 49, sa.o.VyviyS,y viS,y wv wv
nnancing easy 70 hLrhnss. nAn. ~ q \
REALTY ooVV Lee hWs.' nA' o
i'snss ssv ACRES, NEAR POTOMAC
fSiver. IA mi d. C.: ID houses. o.
mi water frontage. Ire. swim. pool.
estinssfed tniiiinn wis df gravei
Which seller viii purchase. Sl35
i,er acre. Mr. OLSON, WO. 6-702o.
I coI,,mbas FurnSce, Va. Good house.
S6.sjlll HUBBARD REALTY CO.,
Merrifieid. va. JE. 2-3000, ---13
FOR RFNT--Catt farm in Fairfax
cn,,nty: bedrms. and bath: no
heat, but horse and COW included,
SOU PtI Aus.Sk1. 49, 49, -. :.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
OUTSTANDING
Restaurant Location

Between two good moteIs, Large
commeretal lot over $4,000 g. =;
Eith S,ds 1ss,. frcnssgs ;,.s On .s,,i Soa and e
WVathinston.. D. &. There 4 : isrss
weli-buiit masonry home which
could be converted into q restAu-
rant, 81 900 down. balance Ike
rent 70. responsible person. Fair
view 2-4542. Ii
Evening star., 1955-11-12
INvEsTMENT PRoP. WANTED]
BUSINESS PROP. FoR sSLE

HOME AND BUSINESS, upper i4th
gas heat barEain. OWNER EA.
sSei lin sT, N.w.store 6ids.
yttssho VA gna In. 4 sTm a9 ! and and psth ept
3. BoNART 4 CO. OF. 4-5e45
coMMERcIAL LOTS il ran. Church
III SSscShssRcfAL eRousD ea across
the street from GAO blda.,. 7Sl 70
535 Sth e.; nv: A4; 7sit; ttontage
3eoei after e:so p.in., To- S-z0so.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
FATRFAX TOWN

commercial eround. opposite Eairfax
County conrthogse; WonaeIfui II.
ysstment cpIoEtunity:, Ideal enc 9mee 3
facilities. Total price, 10000.
RiDdK. SALES MANAGER. WAL
TER 3. REYNOLDS Co. KE. 8
Evening star., 1955-11-12

I6th AND X SITS. NM rooms,
conditioning units. I 900 %. fl
elevator; $3.50. RE. 7-6080. --l6
OFFICES AND STUDIOS, fne loca-
ton. near bus terminals shopping
distrief. food and sightseeing. Sec
ond and third floors available. liy-
ing quarters. Private PARKING iof
Nov. 2s. Cal HE. z-So74 daily.
OVER 100 So. TT. business once
space zoned for sales and service,
research and development. or Light
assembly. Conyeniently located I
biz On Old oeoreetoyn Td; at 4shS
able Jan, i. Write or cali OIL. o.
Ills, s:30-5. JOHN KICK. III
OFFICE in new building, clean. light
in pleasant SURROUNDINGS, private
entrance. almost 800 So. IT.; heat,
lights and free parking for 2 cars
with temporary parking for 4 cars:
rent, s125 per month: available
= seeE ii1S \ St. Sc. See TR. i;i
ONE On Two furnished ofaces in
air-conditioned suite with use Of
reception room; also stenographic
service II desired. 1923 Connecticut
ave- Suite 400. District 1885.
0e3 e0fh ST. N.W.-First foor. at
torney's bldg. Fluoreseent lights,
cedar paneling. Close TO transp,.
bank. Desirable for lawyer, archis
tect, etc. Reception service avail
able. MA. 6-02O3.
DISTRICT - Beautiful
2nd-docr space completely redeeo-
rated. New asphalt-tile floor and
duoregcent lighting fixtures. Ap-
prox. 1900 sq. It. Front entrance
recently remodeled. Owner will di-
vide and air condition. Immed. pos-
session. Excellent for trade assn,
real estate ONCE. lawyers, insur-
ance CO.. etc. Reas. rent Consult
Leasing Dept. SHANNON & LUcHs
Co, Realtors. 724 l4th st. n.w.'
MA. 6-2345.
NEW AR CONDITIONED BUILDINo
WITH BUILT-IN PARKING
1145 10Th BT. NV,
Located near leading hotels and
ONCE buildings, convenient to
transp,: 3 high-epeed elevators.
all outside space: conference rms.
available to tenants: INDOOR
PARKING; reasonable rents. Space
from 770 So Il. TO $4,000 SO. IT.
available. Call Mr.. Kiefy,
FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1722 4 st. NV. Ma. S-b0O0
l4th AND COLUMBIA RD, NV.
EAttrac. 0fIices, will remodel. deco
rate and Lor furnish; no
DESK SPACE. sos MO.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
5000 DOWN
-. ssds a isI RD 8:

OFEaN 0ONss ~
Nice senIdet. brick home cony.
located Just Oh 0lahe I'd. at Afl
blvd Lily ryfl., din. fnt. kik- z ige.
bedrms. and bath; fun basement:
81 heat, Can he BOUGHT on \, tsriIis, e I
~. PAUL HANNAH, 53a 18th d.
nv NE. H-A1nll Ii
Evening star., 1955-11-12
SToREs FoR RENT

D07 II ST.. N.w.--Ideal for store Of
any kind. or once. partly turn.; I;
across from new telephone co. I.
sEPH {. BRUNO. eos 4 81. NV.
si7 I = s;:g 81 S.w. across from H Hseht
SHOPPING CENTER-
FIRST TIME ApVERTISED--Situ-
ated on extremely heavily travelled
thoroughfare IN very thickly popu-
lated nearby Maryland suburban
area. Parking for over 300 cars.
Peoples Drug. =. w. Weolworth.
have commitments for large chain
family shoe store. valet, barber
and other type businesses. A few
choice locations left for florist, Gift,
bakery, beauty, delicatessen, res
tauralt, furniture. etc. Coustruc-
tion to start soon. For further
Information consult Leasing Dept,
SHANNON q LuCHs CO. Realtors.
ia IA issR issh T Nv Nwt,s Nj s.Isasii Ispaessii.,ty
shop, dress. barber heat incl:
toilet; Lease Eiyeni SI36. o'sgL-
1905 PENNA. AVE. S.E.--Modern
basement store with private lava
repair. ETC.: $50 mo. RALPH D.
COIN. TU. 2-9200. liz
DRIVEN, 3I22 Columbia pike. Ar
iington: ample parking. IA. ZOO
EAsTOvER sHORPING CENTER
opening November II. for tmmedi-
ate occupancy. Store 20x60, for
tenant not conflicting with present
tenants. EA8TOVER CORPORA
TIoN. No. 80 Oxon Run drive, 10.
7-lO16. --1B
FALLS CHURCH - Busy center.
20x80. alley In rear; SI25 mo.
EAKTN PROP. INC. JE. 3-2o3l.
1910 10 CIR NJ M
Evening star., 1955-11-12
TERMS

Couldn't Be Better"
Assume $4,000 4tsqs QI loan on
this tcpnoteh brick Colonial IN one
OF N. ArlinRtcnsH more desirable
neighboYhoods. Paneied recreation
rm. In fall basement, i9x15 living
rn., separate dining rm.. equipped
kitchen. 3 generous size bedfms.
Tone with built-sn bunk bed, many
first and last time at the total
price Of only %lg.a5o, A deal like
this Just can't last. call early.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

52-ft. brick rambler: I W. old:
bedrms huge liY. rm., separate
din. rm., terrific equipped KIT al
rooms spacious. full bsnt.. alumi-
PUN ssoI,m WinaowSss nnSs. GS Rnes an ;,ss y, -
ment; Slb,050,
Evening star., 1955-11-12
HOUSE FoR sALI--vA.
S1O0

300 down, S5D. 80 per month vii,
give you immediate possession to
Q new bungaieW on over u acre OF
land. These bungalows are parti-
toned into 2 bedrms., !, living room,
kitchen and bath but are not nm
ished on inside. Price, IS, $50. toF
house and land. Take Shirley hwy.
e. 4 LoStcgn: Or turn left to- on e Gunstq9 = sV 2 !
y mile on Belmont I'd. fRoute Sol y,
to the subdivision Of Gunston
Heights. Owner will be on property
Sunday, IL noon to 3 pm. lis
T-vT[- @@@1T- - - S-S11 = SSs7-
Evening star., 1955-11-12

3sbedrm. brick rambler with liv. rIn..
sep. din. rIn.. Low. kit. In Falls
Church; really top l0e.: S1.50l
down, $13s500.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
SALES, n
TODAY,S BEST Buy
EYerY Size and Price

4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod on Z lovely
fenced h-acre lot, nice trees. close-
n Fairfax County, excel. loc.: only
Sl3,0OO.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
3UIIOEH-SMAII, ES'TAYE
VIENNA. VA Blk.

VIENNA VAL blsh.
This valuable property consists Of
APPROX. l2ls acres with frontage on
2 main Streets sewer and water
VII Be available lovely brick cen. cen
many features, plus Gear detached
earage. Asking SAT 500. viii ac-
cept reasonable offer. Call Mr..
Skies. JE. 4-4713. List v-3S.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
i722 L st. NV. MA. $4,000
as ---=1 q
Evening star., 1955-11-12
llNYEsTMENT PRoP. FoR sALE

(
|suITLAND MANop4 units: t2l r
and Navy. shops schools; take over
LEAVING area. 81. :3.0SSi, --13
z LARGE CARDEN-TYPE APT.
BLDGs. containing total OF $50
units. Can be purchased seperate-
iy or packhged deal. Both bldes.
show ail excellcnt return ~ gners
viii entertain any reasonable oiier
with substantial cash. Box a02-A,
yiiSRaaINIA PROPERTIES WANTED
TO MANAGE. Phone KI, 9-1o44.
a SON, INC, sos N. Wash. st.,
|DHfklsEEcr HlsEcr ffRoM oWNEKTwo aes.
brick 6-upit apt. bldgs.t mr.. bus,
stores; 5 blks. o.. ave. 10. 3-esse.
|s-UNIT APT, BLDG, . yrs. old. con-
yenient Arlington locationi zoos
rented. 4Ns FLA financing Buy
the annual Income Phone "a.
$1,000, II no answer, cali OIL.
|ii-uNiT ART, Fully rented sci 5
times yearly gross. Must sell iIn-
fiediatciy. NO. 7sA4gS. ~-12
S7aO D0RN---1t22 Lamont 81. NV.
--t rms plus 2srm. bsnit. apt:
rent free, Can RE. 7-522A RA.
Off HUyRfER issh--Tirst comml. tap-
pfox. $4,000 yr. inc. 16 units,
parking area owner retiring, sac,
$4,000 equity Or trade for End
trust. OWNER, Box A60s Evening
star. ia
Evening star., 1955-11-12
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE


$4,000 SO. Fl. =. 2nd-fir. once
space. new. air cqnd.. modern; am
pie parking facils.: IN Bethesda.
VIII lease IN units Of 10000 n.
81 S2 per tt. Box 2S3-A. star.
$46: other desirable rms. at $50i
wired for AIR cond.; good parkins
PRnvafE NV e. gdRSisHEp sihsSSYisEp oFriCfi in
lawyers 3-rm. suite, 18th St. Ad-
dress. Potomac River view. Share
secretary, reception rnl., lawyer
frequently out Of town. BOX l77-
i5ih AND X SITS N.w.--3-rocm
air conditioned and fully carpsted'
isiS s 2ND iiSs fsxE N.w,--s-rm. 81 suite,
IDEAL OFFICES Tor physician, of 2
rms, foyer and bath, with Kitchen
ettc; In BLDG In new condition.
Parking facilities IA rear, free;
WA. T-ao03. or call at 201b r st
NV Ao
Evening star., 1955-11-12

I343 i ST. NV.
100 81. 1t. on street level. 100 It.
from 1Ath Sd. carline. SIS mo. For
further information call Mr.. Nc
droary. EM. $4,000.
Legum q Gerber Realty Co.
33i5 Conn. Ays. NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

Brick Colonial. elosesin Arlington:
mr.. everythings 3 spacious bedruls :,
full bath on end door; stairs q
huge storage attic: - bath In full
bsfnt with rec. rui.. LIST floor out
OF this world with I3x.,4 liF. rni.
with fireplace. 13x14 din. rnl.. ex-
septsonal sis With b., dispossl Sss snsIi- SlsII-
aTices and "A bath, Only &2f,o5O.
0I. Gail early. This can't last.
DILLON LAND co.
ia HIllwood Ave, Falls Church. Va,
JE. 4-4040. Open s AM. To 3 Pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

3-hedrm. brick Cape Cod in st.
James parish. Heart OF Falls
Church. Has bedTm. and "a bath
on 1st A. iiy. rm. with firepl., ise.
rms, bath Ind n; fun daylight
bsmt.: on paved I'd. with curb and
gutterinR; 200-ft. lot; alum. storm
doors and windows; $1,000. CT.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

sk-AcRE LAND WITH BRICK RAM
BLER: living room with fireplace.
Kitchen and dinette, 3 bedrooms
and bath. nice 9assmsnt VIII rals tlTs-
cali Mr. Barp. Parkway b-2s5s,
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday
The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street,
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, VIA.
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sun
day, June 26, will be Christian
Science. Morning service and
Sunday School are at IL am. How
spiritual understanding of the law
of God opens the door to individ-
ual growth and progress will be
brought out at Christian Science
services Sunday. Scriptural selec-
tions in the Lesson-Sermon entitl-
ed Christian Science" include the
following from Psalms 19-D
''The law of the Lord is perfect,
converting the soul: the testimony
of the Lord is sure, making wise
the simple" The value of under
Continued on Page Fourteen
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23

EVANSTON, ILL.-It's not hard
to tell which gal got her problems
safely "ironed out" Both models
wore suits made Of heat sensitive
synthetic fabric. The unfortunate
lass OF the left had her suit pressed
by an old.fashioned method and it
just shrank away from her. She
discovered, 200 late, that miracle
fabrics are heat sensitive and must
be finished with a pressing tech
nique as new as the synthetics
themselves
Out of a barrel and into a
smoothly finished suit is the smil-
ing model on the right. Her syn
thetic suit was finished ON a press
equipped with the new Freeman
Fabric-Safe Doubleplate, the only
press plate capable of finishing all
synthetic fabrics safely and beauti-
fully.
This new presspiate developed
by The David A. Freeman Co. here
"now" makes it possible for the
drycleaners of America to press
man-made fibers without leaving
steam marks, shine or ugly crinkles.
The new Fabric-Safe Doubleplate
not only eliminates the need for
barrels" but also spells the end of
"Unserviceable" garments.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23

"a million men with the basic
qualities of leadership and prac-
tical skills that have helped to
make them substantial citizens of
their communities.
The officers of the Del-Mar-Va
Council, Boy Scouts of America,
are: Philip G, Rhoads, Whining
ton, president; John o. Shanks,
Scout Executive; Paul ID. Lovett,
Newark, treasurer; William G.
Brothers, Chestertown, Md, Will
liam A. Hyde, G. Gordon Mitchell,
Wilmington; Horace M. Morgan,
Queen Anne, Md, and James M.
Tunnel, Jr,, Georgetown, vice
presidents; DR.. Walter A. Dew,
Wilmington, Scout Commissioner.
People who live in an area serv-
ed by a Community Chest are
urged to give to Scouting through
their Community Chests.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23

d6C Sizes vary
sharply from one state to the
next" said DR.. William M. Scholl,
company president, "but we did
find that there very definitely do
exist distinct regional patterns"
DR.. Scholl explained that the
study, based on thousands of in
dividuals' measurements taken
across the U.S., shows the aver
age size worn by men is Cd and
that the typical American woman
wears &c. Averages for states,
however, range from two sizes
smaller to two and one-half sizes
larger than the national norm.
The smallest average feet are
found in the New England states.
Men in Vermont, New Hampshire
and Rhode Island are lowest of
all with an average size seven.
And women in Delaware and
Rhode Island encase their dainty
feet in petit fives. Generally,
sizes in the northeastern part OF
the country are consistently be-
low the national average.
AS we look further west anl
south sizes begin to increase. The
midwestern states run about aver
age. However, below the Mason
Dixon line, feet apparently are
of more ample proportions, reach
ing their peak in Mississippi, Ala
bama and Georgia, where the
average is full size above the
country's. Louisiana is an excep-
tion where women's feet are at
exactly the national average and
mems one-half size below the
mark.
In the southwest and on the
Pacific coast, measurements show
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23

group insurance figures for this
state is S55,OOO,OOo of credit life
insurance, under $4,000 individ-
ual policies and certificates.
For the nation as a whole, life
insurance ownership was at a re-
cord S333, 100000 on January
1, under an aggregate of 1885,
900 policies, an average of more
than four policies per family. The
aggregate owned was $29, ,460, ,000,-
900 more than a year before and
more than twice the amount own
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23
REPORT ON LIFE
INSURANCE
100000 Policies Valued At
S1,151, 100000 Owned By
Delaware Families
LEAD NATION

Delaware families owned 5000
life insurance policies providing
81, ISL ,OOO,00 of protection at the
start of this year, new high rec
ord, the Institute of Life Insur-
ance reports. This compares with
81, ,052, 100000 owned in this state
a year before and $484,000,000 at
the start of 1916. "The years
since the end of World War II
have seen a tremendous expansion
of life insurance ownership, as
more and more American families
have set up planned programs of
financial security, and also have
endeavored to bring their insur-
ance in line with the improved
standard of living" Holgar ].
Johnson, Institute president, COM
mented. "In this state, the nine
year rise in the amount of life in
surance owned has been 1873 per-
cent. That represents an import
ant gain in the family financial
security of the people of this
state" Of the total life insurance
owned January / in Delaware,
S621, 100000 was in 24S,OO0 ordin-
ary life insurance policies. Pur-
chases of new insurance of this
type in this state amounted to
$40, $4,000 in 1854, exclusive of
credit life insurance. An addi-
tional S143,O00,000 of life insur-
ance protection was owned at the
start of the year in this state in
100000 industrial policies, the
type generally bought at the door
in small units.
Another 1887, 100000 was in
group life insurance under 246,OO0
individual certificates.
Included in the ordinary and