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DIAMONDS. lady,s ! CT. maragise
lady's ga cts, $685.: lady's dIh
mans IN cts. $575. LIVINGSTON
q CO.. 1923 II st. NV. ME. g.
526s. %
Cameo modeD, die
tating machine, transcriber, shaver.
EXCEL: condi. reasonable Repuph:
DINETTE SET. chrome and yellow
new: SEQ Also several Beautiful
liy; rm,. pieces at bargain. XII.
9-0463, u
DINING RIM. SET, French provin-
cial light wood, practically new:
1r. size rectangular table opens for
8; 9 chairs, 2 with arms: buffet and
china closet: table pads incl. Priced
for immed. sale. $3.50. Ju. 9-eo05.
after 8 pm. IS
DIN. RM. FURN., beautiful mahog.
china closet, SOS: chairs, $40 ca.
Ike new; buffet, S36. Wo. $3.50.
DINING ROOM SET. solid msheg-
any any c complete; 1 w. new SGD
Merritt gas stove, 10. 7-7045. -
ton: cheap. ~. 9-097S. IS
DRUM SET. Gretsch. snare. tom.
bass 2 cymbals, foot cymbals, ac-
eessories: like new. Eyes, co.
DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT, OFF,
set presses, hub heads. pun. irons.
sleevers, vacuum pump, ironing
boards. Prosperity 35-lb. washer.
2 speeds. JU. 6-2f64. -
ROASTER, Westinghouse;
steel table, s shelves: Duncan Phyfe
coffee table, slass top; small book
case. Ho. 2-423S after IL am.
FAN, attic, 3e-in Lau. in new con-
dition, &55, KE. S-596l. -
FANS, steel easement window type;
easy to INSTALL Special, S24 IS.
HE. 4-eba2. Rental also. -
FAN BLADES. bearings. shafts. pull
leys. belts, largest stock, all sizes.
lowest prices. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO., 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
FENCE. chain link. Bethanized;
81 O5 f., Installed. Terms. White
FENCE. iron. 2s'x30". SIS; type
writer, wide carriage. &12 80: work
bench, $3.50. 3205 K ST. NV.
FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY SHAPE
Cushion. Jumbo Mattresses
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SITUATioNS-woMEN

PRACTICAL NURSE desires work,
long exper, good refs. Live In. Ii.
T-H55S,
work In Arl. or Fairfax Co. mas
own transp, DU. 5-ai2l. -
REAL ESTATE SALESLADY, 81 yrs.
Old Is yrs, exper. in project sell
ing and general brokerage, plus ga,
ministrative background. interested
in locating with builder. sales plus
once work. Box 22a-R, Star.
STENOGRAPHER. 10 yrs. exper !;
TT 2-76a2 safter It nom.
GIRL, colored, desires Job as den.
tai assist. Experienced. Age Il
After 10 am. TIE. $685.. o.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

FURNITURE-2-bedrm. set. maple.
ANTIQUE finish. Call OIL. 4-1053
bet. 2 and 10 pm, -0
FURNITURE-Dinette and bedroom
suite: also rooms Of furniture.
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TYPIST

Copy tipping and general
office work Good pay,
pleasant working condl-
tions. MONROE FORD CO.
1897 EaSt-West hwy. Sill
yer Spring. Nd. Ju. D.
$500.
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nELp-poMEsTic

COOK. G.H.W., for family of 2;
Georgetown; 5-day week, 10 to 8
pm; $3.50 and carfare. Perma-
nent position. References. Write
Box Ale, Star. -
COOK AND G.H.W., white. only, for
business couple, no children; 70
live in; pvt. room and bath IN
rambler; must be good cook, settled
S-42is; after s, OIL. 4-4525. 10
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, live In,
area: upstairs room ami bath: must
be clean, reliable, non-drinker with
refs, help care for child: good sal
airy. OIL. 7-9129 bet. s and 10 m.
G.HW.-CooKING, white. live-in,
for doctors family Help with chill
dren. Weekday. every other Sun
of Responsible, pleasant person
CIV, AND CHILD CARE. / baby
boy. Live in. must be, experienced,
home. MRS. COCHRAN. OIL. 6-4670.
HoUSEKEEPER, middle aged. thor
oughiy efficient with children: light
homework and COOKING, care Of z
vr.-old child: one adult. OIL. 2-l343
HOUsEKEEPER, colored or white,
live in, with or without child. Care
of 8 children and g.h,w. In, Ma
nsssas. Va. area; Cali between
1880 and 4. whitehall 6-sS54. =
HoUsEKEEPER, white, live in. up
stairs room. modern country home.
open. Cali WA. 7-12s7. IS
MAID G.H.w.; care child: live
tn; neH Time e0% O Ggsl c g. r aS55s
MAID, q.h.w., new home. 8. -Ari.:
full or halliday every day. 5-day
wk. Only best refs. need apply. OF.
Assoc. u
MAID, good with children: young,
neat appearance; live in: lovely rm.
with pvt. shower. Plain cooking,
good salary. Al refs. OIL. 4-5272.
MAIDS. white. to work at the Falls
Church Motor Court, 597 8. wash
ington ST., Falls Church. Va. -
care for 4-month-old
Sunday, Alexandria resident. Live
out Good salary. Call for inter
view. XII. 5000. -
NURSE -GovERNESS, live in; must
be able to travel; 9 children. AGES
: and IA. Recent references re-
CURED State qualifications. For
interview. apply Box 2l5-M, star
WOMAN, over 90. for week ends
only, Care Of . children, stay in.
Al references. LO. 4-s254. b
WOMAN. white. settled, middle
aged. to live in take care home and
elderly lady. , working adults in
family. Good home: small weekly
salary. Nd. suburb. Box 456-S
CPTE.-wife. g,h.w. for 2: husband
to be otherwise employed, in exch,
for apt, OIL. 2-3173.
COUPLE; man cook preferred: Ist-
class; recent references. Box 349-
RESP. White or colored woman or
girl. g.h.w and care OF 1-yr; -old
boy and supervision older children;
Live in. Thurs. afternoon and
every other Sunday of: 500 per
month. OIL. 4-1312.
LADY to share home and
small salary for light housekeeping
and child care. LII. 2-266s. -
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SECRETARY

Braniff international Air
ways, founded 1928, serving
81 cities in America and 10
In Latin America, has per-
manent opening for a secre-
tary and Office manager in
small, congenial. air-condt-
toned office. AGE unimpor-
tant: must be q fast and ac-
curate stenographer q n d
agreeable personality: 5-day
week hours 8 to $50: after
year, eligible for free trip
around South America; II
married. husband goes also.
Call ST. 3-1292 for appoint
ment.
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SECRETARY

For general ONCE work:
$50 q week to start. II per-
son is well qualified, ire
gardless OF race or color
they will be interviewed.
Write CARE. Room 300, La
aoile pidU -
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RANGE, Hot Point cleo: Westing-
house refgr.: kitchen cabinets: dble.
drainboard sink. good cond. All for
S175. JU. 9-2679 after 8 pm.
RANGES. gas. all sizes and shapes;
take your pick, $40 each. Only 20
left. 3701 Mass. ave NV
REFRIGERATORS, S24.50. cleo, gas,
guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES CO.,
2237 Ga. ave. n W.. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire. apt.
size: excellent condition; SIS. HU,
REFRiGERAToRs, used: rebuilt;
painted: SIS up: some guar; !
year. FREDERICK'S, INC. 3905
iath st; nv. IA. ez59o0 .
Gu. IT, S25; RA, 6-900S. -
REFRIGERATOR, Hotpoint, perfect
cond: must sell; 500. IA. S-4772.
REFRIGERATOR, sh-cu.-ft. KEEL
yinator. perfect cond., reasonable
REFRIGERAToR. cleo, III Gu. IT.
Coldspot. Excel, cond. Like new.
Call 10. 5-3127.
REFRIGERATORS, all sizes: cleo
trie and gas. guaranteed
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PERSIAN RUG - 10x13
BOKHARA. RED AND BLUE
GEOMETRIC. 9x12 TURK
ISH, BRIG HIT MULTI.
FLORAL. 5155 LEE HWY.
ARLINGTON.
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POULTRY. RABBITS, EGGS

NEW HAMPSHIRE red chicks, "a
wks. old. S16 per 100. ] week old,
S14 per 100. o. G. MAXWELL,
U. S. so, Lanham, Md. WA. z.
1545. -
BABY CHICKS and poultry supplies.
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st.
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ROOFING, ALL TYPES
REPAIRS. REPAINT-
ING. CUTTERS AND SPSJ TING
LO. 4-6775. PATKuS. OIL. 4-5S0S
Window Repair Service
All parts for steel and aluminium
windows. RE. 7-0606: III
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sITuATloNs-MEN, WOMEN

SHORT ORDER COOK. APPLY
YATES BARBECUE AND RESTAU'
RANT, 1890 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Arl Va -
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PIANOs-Army. Navy. Air Force and
Marine personnel: Government and
District employees can save real
money on all kinds Of Instruments
at the PIANO MART 1918 18th st.
NV, over 100 spinets.. consoles
sn ss6 WRISTS Pas T. nS shsH'i frs% 7h e.
NV tjust above the library; OPEN
THURS EYES Closed Saturdays
during July and August. %
PIANO. Steinwav grand, perfect con-
1870 q 81. NV. RE. 7-safa. 3
PIANOs-Used uprights from S45
up Hauling extra Good selection
of makes, Also many values IN
used spinets and consoles: ST.
Open Thurs. ewes. -
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets consoles, RrandS and up
rights for rent at moderate rates
from So monthly uni Hauling
extra. JORDAN's corner 18th &
G SITS. NV Phone ST; $4,000
and 1882 Georgia ave. tPhone Ju
ewes Both stores open Sats. %
PIANO: Kimball gpright; good eond;:
sis5. 70. S.sisI. 0
FI .nss, , sRsss 2Eshai 4seu Rfs
sss5. KRIS. 1880 q ST. N W..
PIANOs-Don't miss our semian-
inss up to $500. New fun key
board pianos as low as S4a5. Also
large selection of grands. priced
tIsH SaGS 1i eSps 3 T. NV s'rP 81
PIANO. chickerinE. concert grand,
IL Piasinp66 c9 as4ss 5000 or seS'
PIANO. grand Knabe, used, 5ia #;
5000 cash. or name your price. No
dealers. Box 2S5-M: star. 5
PiaNoS s.. $4S ,. up; srs SaaS
up; spinets. S295 up. Terms. Open
every evening and Sundays It'll 4
pm. Established 1901. Always q
good buy at SCHAEFFERS PIANO
SHOP. S25 Bonifant ST.. Silver
Spring. JU. 9-3039.
PIANOS--"Shop Silver Spring Week"
enables you to buy new spinets and
Many fine bargains include new
small spinet. .S295 up: consoles.
S595 up: used grands. S325 up.
include Opera. Howard. 6hiekering,
Knabe. Steinway and others. Terms
low as S25 down: 3 yrs. to pay.
Open Friday and Monday I'll 8
pm. other days til 8. SILVER
SPRING PIANO CO. S57 Pershing
DIR. Ju. 9-833S.
PIN BALL MACHINES, good condi-
ton bargain OF $25 each. EN-,
o-64S2. IS
PIPE, galv., black. copper. cast iron
cut, thread. fixtures. BLOCKS.
INC. 1746 Lee hwy. ia $500:
POWER TOOLS-Shopsmith. Model
10-ER, h-h.p. motor; standard
equipment, plus tigsaw and blades,
reuter-. shaper. dado and insert.
Many access; $500, JE. 3-S064.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Shorthand not essential to
be g Girl Friday in small
air-cond. office. Pleasant sur
roundings, permanent posi-
ton. Call in person at BAR
row REALTY co, suite 700.
1881 @ st. NV.
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SECRETARY

Company engaged In defense con-
tract work desires intellisent. per-
sonable young lady. Good dicta-
40-hr. wk. Attrsc. salary. ST.
8-2775 for appt.
CROSLEY DIVISION
OF AVCO MFG. CORP.
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trio and gas: guaranteed.
ACE JUNK co.
2o20 Georgia Ave. NV Hu. 3-4421
REFRIGERATORS
GE. Westinghouse. Frigidaire cleo
BLOCKS
1910 BALTIC. Ave, Mr.. Peace Cross
l746 Lee Hwy, Mr.. Key Bridge
IA 8-S5OO WA, 7-5501
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DESKS

Special purchase, maple, made by
Reminston- Rand, complies with
trays, Roll top. Good condition.
Suitable many uses. While they last.
So. 107 T st. NV. q
DESK, OFFICE
SURPLUS OAK
Nut Mt DEsks. REF1NIsHEp. LIKE
DESKS. $50 so. WE HAVE AN
EXCELLENT SELECTION OF NEW
WOOD AND STEEL DESKS AT
Jew bS FOR RIs sSSnNcs pR n Franz skKos
SON, ala 3rd ST. NV" Elk. B.
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FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE

AAV SA4 ~SSO
SAVE 20% TO 70%
Great Rapids gives you fan
tastic bargains in the most
colossal warehouse sale ever
seen in D. C. So hurry!
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALE
FREE DELIVERY
81 90. so VALUE
Blond double dresser and mirror,
chest and double bed.
OUR PRICE. S1l9.50
Solid maple double dresser and mir.
ror, chest and double bed.
OUR PRICE. &79.95
Genuine mahog. table and leaf. 4
chairs, buffet and china cabinet.
OUR PRICE, 1887
$50 so VALUE
- OUR PRICE, 5000
Fine sofa bed and matching cnalr
5000 VALUE
Solid cherry drop-leaf table; nnest
1N OUR PRICE. s5s.s5
SS9. 80 VALUE
Custom built studio with kick-pleat,
''"A'' ' Our PRICE. $3.50
S6p. so VALUE
Large club chair, custom quality.
AH-'D''nS OUR PRICE. 1885
Genuine FISHER Dualounge with fine
innerspring mattress: sleeps 2.
OUR PRICE. S14o.96
500 VALUE
Wrought iron and plastic-top d.
nette table and chairs.
OUR PRICE, S42.95
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RADIO PARTS AND EQUIPMENT
RcA TV camera with tubes and in
structions, s125; code practice
sets, 81: Command receivers. 81. so
up; Command transmitters. So up;
Miilen EXETER with ps, $50: NIL
len 500-w. final with p.s., $50:
vSO. S25: plate transformer, 3i20-
25Go-0-250o-312G, 800 ma. SIS;
Gnn mmf midget condensers, 81
AERO ELECTRoNICS OF VA.
2010 Duke St. Alex, Va. XII s.
1IQq
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STENOGRAPHER

position In our promo
ton dept: 5-day. 40-hr. week.
Young woman, 20-35 years Of age
who has Q pleasant personality and
Is able to type and take short
hand at q reasonable speed. Apply
Personnel, Room 60b: weekdays,
BOOB. and Sat, 9-l2. No phone
calls.
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Efficient, experienced person for real
estate ONCE; top salary to right
girl RE 7-353l a
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NdIIIE14C D"K 6dA14 DVOAC
of Washington

GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
Store Hours: 9 to 9, including Sat
Free Parking In Rear Of Store
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bEDhOOM 6OlAE, tNlu utN' SNhASN
mahoeany, purchased / yr. ago at
Mayer Co: cost So33; Sac Snx:ns Moo'
BffccYCLEs taJ' english racers, 20
ms high; sacrifice. Call EN-. =
BICYCLE. girls; child,s violin, from
BfCYCLEs Ii5}. boys and girls:
painted and rebuilt; Sl pn each; p 3Psrr
SIS each. In the rear OF 1888
Rhode Island ave. ne. -
is the very finest ,ye;;
reer finish you can have applied
TO the outside walls OF YOUR home,
The cost is but q fraction. BOND
STONE adds to the value oil your
property Free est nothina. down,
up 20 years to pay. OIL. 4-8l33;
after S D m. OIL. 4.0a06 CAPITOL
CONTRACTING co ,e'hesda. Md
BOOK CLOSE-OUT sALE-Fiction
less. No book over Acc. 1915,
Sat, Sun only. 3205 K st. NV
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BATHTUBs, new and used basins.
toilets: at lowest prices. BLOCKS.
l746 Lee hwy. ia. $500.
BED. Hollywood, S25: dresser, $25:
maple dinette set. S32 20; sofa BEG
$50, studio couch $40. 81. D.
S546. 1873 pm. IS
BED, hospital, Foster. duo-hite,
ike new: $50. SO. 5-4066. -
BED, maple: dble. box spEings and
innerspring mattress; good eond.;
S25. ia. 2-0237.
BEDS "a. SIS ca; newly uphol.
cedar-lined box couch. $40; bureau,
$40; maple chest. $50; desk, SIS:
Lac Iahdcr Sih MN k.h2nR Ii
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FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY sHAPf
aiiliiand, 2i46 = NV, Elk. 3-663s
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Not Enough

EXACTLY 40 Junior and Honorary Del
l. egates had qualified as of Friday, April
29, for the Croatian Fraternal Unions 4th
National Junior Convention, July Pa,
1855, at Gary, Indiana.
All things considered, we should be
satisfied with the number of Delegates
qualified as of that date and let it stand.
But we're not satisfied to let it 60 at that
less than a month before the Membership
Campaign deadline for qualifying Dele
gates, Tuesday, May 81.
Why be satisfied with 40 Junior Con-
should be between so and so Juveniles and
adults at this late stage of the game?
Why be satisfied with something you
have when you know something better
should be your lot instead?
Yes, we know: - You're sick and tired
of reading the English Sections endless ar
ticles and editorials dealing with the Soci-
ety's 4th National Junior Convention.
But if the Croatian Fraternal Union
didn't promote such undertakings, among
it's many and diversified activities, the
Society would in time become sick and
tired of itself and die.
Hence our failure to Gull comforting
satisfaction from the 40 Junior Convention
Delegates elected to date.
Yet we are far from downhearted and
look forward to better days ahead, days
which will see steady stream of Juniors
and Seniors qualifying as Delegates.
We hope our Candidates entertain like
feeling and go on to victory.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
CFU's Movie In
Chisholm May 9Th
Lodge 2lO Props
For Festive Day

Chisholm, Mimi. All
members Of "Slava Bogu"
Lodge 210 are urged to at
tend the next regular month
ly meeting Sunday, May 8, at
100 PM sharp in the Slove-
Man National Home, 210 w.
| Lake Street.
Nominations for Candi-
dates for Delegate to the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
9th Quadrennial Convention
, will take place at that time
and every member should
turn out to place in nomina-
ton those most qualified to
attend that national gather
ing.
Following the meeting, at
$3.50 PM, we will screen for
the first time in this area the
16mm, sound, technicolor
film This Is Your Croatian
| Fraternal UniOn."
Narrated in English by Ste
phen F. Brkich, English Edi-
tor of the Zajednicar, this
film takes us into the Home
Office of the Society at Pitts.
burgh, acquaints us with the
various Departments there,
affords us the opportunity of
meeting with the Execu-
tive and other Officers sta
toned in the Home Office,
and so on.
Shown also are the Gary,
Indiana, Nest 10 Summer
School and shots taken dur
ing an Annual Independence
Day Outing of our Children's
Home at Des PLANES, Illinois.
If you are the least bit in
terested in your membership
in the Society, please don't
miss seeing This Is Your
Croatian Fraternal Unicn:"
here on Sunday, May 8.
Mary Ognanovich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04

America in 1911, his wife in
1918. Both have long been
active members of Abraham
Lincoln" Lodge IS.
The ranks of our Lodge IS
and Junior Nest 8 have been
enriched over the years by
more than so members asso-
ciated with the family circle
of bro. and sister Palakovich,
a tribute to the family and
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
In conclusion, Mike and Ka-
therine Palakovich take this
opportunity to thank one and
all who so kindly remembered
them on the occasion of the
observance or their Golden
Wedding Anniversary, partic-
ularly their children.
And I, in turn, extend my
own congratulations and sim
.cerest best wishes to my fa-
ther and mother-in-law for
joy, happiness and good
health for the remainder of
their lifetime.
May their many, many
Lodge IS and Nest s friends
see them celebrate their 18th
Wedding Anniversary!
John Il. Mikan, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
1947 OUR PEOPLE IN CANADA - 1855

A s some of our members no doubt know,
we = too - are the father" of some
thing which since it's birth has become an
asset to the Croatian Fraternal Union.
We speak of the Society's Canadian
National Five Pin Tournament which we
sired, so to speak, back in 1947 and which.
on April 1928, 1855, enjoyed it's ninth
running at Hamilton, Ontario, under the
hostship auspices of "Matja Gubec"
Lodge 644 of that city.
So much for what we "fathered" during
our clerical and official association with the
Home Office of the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on, which goes back to 1910.
More on this subject some other time.
X X
No, our real purpose here is not to boast
so much of "fathering" this or that which
today is of value to the welfare of the So
cety and it's vast membership.
We would far rather "brag" about the
amazing progress made by our members in
Canada since our first five pin tourney vi
sit with them in 1947, or at time just nine
short years ago when an American guest
in their midst was to be envied for what
he had - and they didn't
Today, less than a decade later, our
Southern Ontario members are able to look
down on their American visitors in many
respects, not the least of which finds them
able to boast at long last that the American
dollar "aint what she used to be" across
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04

the border Indeed it isn't, as we learned
wherever we turned during our April e.
% tourney stay in Hamilton as one of the
three officials delegated by the Home Of
flee to attend that classic.
In short, gone are those happy days
when the American dollar in Canada was
worth $1.1O, when it was financial plea
sure to cross the border for short visit.
Nor is fatter Canadian dollar the only
material gain experienced by our people
there since our first official visit with them
less than ten years ago.
More and more of them have come to
own their own homes since 1947 and equip
them with modern conveniences. And
whereas but few owned cars nine years ago,
today many of our people are contributing
to Southern Ontario's traffic headache.
Above ALL our fellow fraternalists
across the border are today far more GER
tain of themselves and their standing in
their respective communities. Gone is
their 1947 spirit of defeatism, their feel
ing that they were SO many ''hunkies and
dumb greenhorns" in the eyes of Cana
dians of other, "more respected" descent.
All of which adds up to remarkable
story of progress written by our Canadian
brethren men and women who are
great credit to great nation.
May they continue to prosper in peace
in the world and among themselves!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
kolo Federation Will
Stage Annual Festival
In Ambridqe On May y

Pittsburgh, Pa. - This
year the Kolo Federation Of
America will hold it's Annual
Spring Kolo Festival in AM
bridge, Pa, on May 29, 1855.
The festivities will take place
at the American Legion Hall,
4th and Duss Avenues, AM
bridge, with the program
scheduled to begin at 8 PM.
Several guests will appear
on our program, including
bro. Stephen F. Brkich, Eng
lish Editor of the "Zajedni-
car" Kolo groups from Ohio
and Pennsylvania will parti-
cipate in the festival.
Dolores. Tomasic. Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04

enough to act with deliberation, Chou's
(En-laD acceptance of the Eden formula
in the presence of the Bandung Conference
is, at minimum, public commitment not
to use force in the Formosa Straits until
the diplomatic exchanges which have al
ready begun have been carried further.
Let us hope that the State Department
will not 60 on fumbling, as it did on that
morning after Chou's statement. Let us
hope that the department will not turn what
can be diplomatic success into diploma
tic defeat = Walter Ippman