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AUCTION SALES
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Trusteesf Sale Of Valuable TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
52T FIFTEENTH STREET. NORTH.
By virtue Of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. $3.50
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and al the request Of the part,
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
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MARCH; A,D, 1855 AT THREE
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10 In Block Ii in. Rosedale anc
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the Once Of the Surveyor for the
District of Columbia In Liber z al
folio 102. Now known for uurposet
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TERMS Or SALE: ALL CASH. A de.
post of $4,000 viii be required
at time Of sale. Adjustments made
as OF date Of sale. All convevancing
recording. revenue stamps, ETC.. al
cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale II
be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale. otherwise tn.
the property at the risk and cost o.
defaulting purchaser after five days
advertisement of such resale II
some newspaper published in Wash
WALTER MILLER.
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INSURANCE
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16 years or over. to set pins. Good
pay and good tips. No experience
necessary. We teach you. Full or
part time. Apply at 10l45 COLES
WILLIE RID. tFour- Corners. Silver
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the United States of America and the Dominion of Canada
The 1874 teams entered, together with the Singles and
Doubles participants will vie for top honors at the 81
lane Congress Bowling Alleys 81 East Congress Street.
while the Congress Hotel Michigan Avenue at Congress
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Junior Ensemble
In May Y Fiesta

McKeesport, Pa. - A con-
cert will be presented at the
Sacred Heart Auditorium on
Sunday, May %, 1855, at 7:30
PM, featuring the Junior
Tamburitzan Group of Me-
Keesport under the direction
of Walter Kolar of the famed
Duquesne University Tambu-
ritzans. Supporting our group
will be Junior Groups from
Farrell, Ambridge and Pitts
burgh.
The evening will be marked
with gay songs and dances,
and colorful costumes Of the
Slavic people.
Music for dancing will be
furnished by members of the
internationally famous Du-
quesne University Tammies.
Proceeds from this affair
will be used to further the
studies of these children and
to establish them as a perma-
nent fixture.
William p. Rendulic
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Chi Tourney Gets
Thirty More Lanes

Chicago, iii. - Thirty ex-
ira alleys will be put to use
Sunday, May IS, in order to
run off the Croatian Frater-
nal Unions 21st Annual Ma
tional T e n pin Tournament
without unnecessary delays.
Contracted over the week
end were the Schueneman-
Flynn West Town Alleys at
324 South Ashland Avenue.
They will be used for the
1890 AM, 1890 and 2::30
PM Mems Doubles Squads
scheduled to roll Sunday, May
Is. These participants are
listed in the Official Sched-
ule of Events starting on
Page II of this issue.
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Olympic Air Conditioner be-
fore the nights festivities
draw to a close.
No rattle tickets are being
sold on this Air Conditioner,
but the winner of the drawing
must be present at the Ban
quet.
Make Reservations Now
Now, here is how bowlers
may make any last minute re-
servations needed:
Hotel Rooms: Mrs. Ruth
Zakaria, 3317 West 64th
Place, Chicago. Victory
Banquet Tickets: Mrs. Ma
teka Kariolich, 1O2O5 South
Wentworth Ave., Chicago.
Tickets for the Saturday,
May IA, Bowlers' Ball may be
obtained on arrival in Chica-
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long planned vacation seems
to stretch out to an eternity.
However that great holiday
or the vacation even If a
month long vanishes in no
time. Well, so it will be with
the month of May-it shall
fly and before you know it,
Candidates, June will be upon
us and if you haven't garner
ed your Points by then you
are out of luck. Tempus fugit!!
We want to point out and
emphasize most emphati-
cally that there will be no
extension of time. The
Campaign will end on May
81 and those applications
which come in envelopes
postmarked later than that
will not be considered for
the Junior Convention pur-
pose.
One month, though short,
is nevertheless sufficient time
for most of you to get those
few more needed points. Our
list of elected Junior and
Honorary Senior Delegates
grows larger day by day. And
happily, the listing of hope
fuls grows correspondingly
smaller as the Candidates be-
come bona fide Delegates.
Brief All Candidates
We have again contacted
all Candidates for Delegate
by letter to remind him or her
of the fact that only a month
remains.
That letter informs them
of their Point Standings and
of the fact that if they want
to waive CFU paid transpor-
tation their Point require
ment, be they Juniors or
A dult Honorary Delegate
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Cleveland Awaits
New Pitt Ensemble

Cleveland, Ohio - It is not
very often that concert-goers
have the opportunity of ac-
tually seeing Edo Lubich.
True, we have often heard
his voice on Victor record
ings; however, to see Mr.. Lu-
bich give out on a stage will
certainly be a thrilling as well
as artistic treat. On Sunday
afternoon, May 8, at the Slo-
venian home on st. Clair at
E. 64th, music-lovers will be
entertained by the All-Univer-
sity Tamburitzans, featuring
the singing of Edo Lubich.
That this affair provides an
opportunity to spend a plea
SAINT afternoon and evening is
to be taken without any seri-
ious questioning. Matt Gouze,
director Of the Tamburitza
players, assures everyon e
that there will be nothing but
top-flight musical artistry in
the presentation of Yugoslav
culture.
To accompany this fine dis
play of cultural achievement,
plenty of the favorite refresh
ments will be available. Tic
kets are on a reserved, as
well as a general admission
basis. They may be purchased
from any member of the
"Zumberak" Lodge 859.
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CAMP AICN DEADLIN WON'T BE EXTENDED
Junior Order Convention Candidates
Must Qualify By tuesday, May 81, If
They Would Attend National ConcIave

Campaign Convention Committee Reminds
All That Deadline Will Not Be Extended
By Michael Grasha Chairman, Campaign Committee
Pittsburgh, Pa. - One month to go! Yes Just one
month of the 10th Anniversary of the Junior Order
bershp Campaign remains Just month in which you
Candidates for Delegate to the 4th National Junior
ton your required number of Campaign Points
To the late Ensteins law of reatvity an ana
ogy, months time waiting Christmas or for that
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street, Will serve as the OI1l-
cial Tourney Headquarters.
The Official Tournament
Schedule of Events appears
elsewhere in this issue of
the English Section. 1t
should be saved for refer
ence by all bowlers.
Complete all-around COOP
Grafton will be absolutely ne
vessary to assure a smooth
running tourney throughout
it's duration of four days. Ev-
cry bowler should do his and
her bit to make this years
classic one to be enjoyed and
long remembered.
The Social Calendar
Ou9tanding social gather
ings will be among the many
highlights of the Society's
21st Annual National Tenpin
Tournament.
Plans call for a Bowlers
Get Together Friday evening,
May 13, at the Tony Francis
Hall, 6122 South Ashland
Avenue. Tamburitza music
and the serving of good Gro
atian food will be front and
center" here. throughout this
opening tournament funfest.
Time, 7:3O PM.
Saturday evening, May IA,
will find the bowlers and their
friends gathered at tn e
Bridgeport Community Gen.
ter, 1881 West 31st Street,
for a dance. Music will be
furnished by two ensembles,
the Sloboda and Kovacic Or
chestras. Time, 900 PM.
The Victory B anquet
Sunday evening, May Is,
will also take place in the
Bridgep ort Community
Center, 1881 West 31st st.,
and start at 6 o'clock
sharp. By the way, this
Center is only twenty min
utes removed from the
Congress Hotel.
All team and individual
CFU Championship Trophies
will be awarded during this
Banquet and some truly lucky
person will win a $350.O0
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IAuroras To Mark
|25th Anniversary

East Pittsburgh, Pa. -
Aurora" ES Lodge 736 affi-
liates are getting set for a
bang-up' festival to celebrate
the 25th Anniversary of the
founding of their Lodge on
Sunday, May Is, 1855. at 6
PM, in the Club Rooms of the
Valley Croatian-American Ci-
tizens Club, 651 Braddock
Avenue.
More complete reports on
the affair will be Forthcoming
in a future issue of the ga
jednicar."
Goldie Vlasic, Rec.
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go from any member of "Kri-
zari' Lodge 70 or at Tourna-
ment Headquarters in the
Congress Hotel, 81 East Con-
gress Street.
The tourney hosts urgently
request that all bowlers make
their Hotel and Sunday, May
Is, Victory Banquet Reserva-
tions Immediately. Time is
now of the essence.
Center Air Conditioned
Bowlers and their guests
will find the Bridgeport Com
munity Center to their COM
plete liking.
1t is an air conditioned
structure which boasts of a
125 foot long bar and ball
room and dining quarters
large enough to accommodate
thousands in comfort.
And it is within easy
reach whether you 60 there
by trolley, taxi, bus or your
own car. Best of all, the
Center is just 20 minutes
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Help! Help! Help!

Attention, all juvenile
and adult Candidates for
Junior and Honorary Del
egates to the Croatian Fra
ternal Unions 4th National
Junior Convention, which
is to be held July 2-3-4,
1855, in Gary, Indiana.
The Home Office at
Pittsburgh recently for
warded each and every one
of you a letter in which we
urged you to advise us re-
garding the following ques-
tons:
u Do you intend to quail
ify on the basis of 35
Points as either q Junior
or Honorary Delegate with
all Convention privileges
save transportation costs
to and from Gary, or p do
you intend working for the
full quota of Campaign
Points in order to enjoy all
Convention privileges, in
Guiding transportation to
and from Gary.
If you haven't answered
your letter, please do SO at
your earliest convenience.
We must know what you
intend to do and make our
arrangements accordingly.
Campaign Committee
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Supreme Officers
In Cokeburg May 8
Lodge, Nest Set
For Festive Day

Cox burg, Pa. "St.
George" Lodge 354 and
Guardian Angel Junio o r
Nest 1872 of Cokeburg will
sponsor their annual Mothers
Day Concert in honor of the
4Oth Anniversary of the Jun
ior Order of the Croatian
Fraternal Union on Sunday,
May 9Th.
AS usual the affair will
take place in the Croatian
Home and the program will
begin at 4 PM. After the pro-
gram the "Sloboda" Tambur-
itzans of East Pittsburgh will
play for dancing in the upper
hall.
On the program we will
have the "Strossmayer" Sing
ing. Society of Youngstown,
Ohio, the Junior and Senior
Kolo Groups of Lodge 354,
the "Sloboda" Tamburitzans
of East Pittsburgh, and the
Moonlight serenaders Slove'
nian Orchestra.
OfiiciAls VIII Speak
Al our guest speakers rep
resenting the Croatian Fra
ternal Union we will have bro.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secre-
tary, and bro. Martin Krasich,
Supreme Treasurer. Acting as
our Master of Ceremonies will
be the President of our lodge,
bro. Thomas r. Luketich.
AS is the custom in Coke
burg there will be plenty of
barbecued lamb and all types
of refreshments. And tickets
for this affair are being sold
by all members of the Kolo
Group and lodge officers.
This year we are arranging
the Mothers Day Concert as
a toast to the 40th Anniver-
sary Of the Croatian Frater-
nal Unions Junior Order and
we extend a cordial invitation
to all our members and
friends to be on hand to help
us fire off this salute to the
Junior Order.
Bernard Luketich, Sec'y.
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in 81 and many who took part in that nationwide gathering
of American and Canadian pnsters will be back for another
helping of Windy City hospitality few weeks hence Incl
dentay Chicago also the sightseeing tour agenda be-
planned Delegates to the Croaan Fraterna Unions
4th National Junior Order Convention July 23 at Gary
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Candidates, Is reduced to a
mere 35 Points.
Furthermore, If they live
within committing distance
of Gary and will not re-
quire hotel accommodation
nor CFU transportation to
Gary and home they will
need a mere 20 Points to be
accredited as Delegates.
Thus we see that from this
end your Campaign Commit
tee is doing everything pos
sible to qualify you all. We
still have quite a large num-
ber of proposers in this Cam
paign who could seriously
consider utilizing their points
for the purpose of becoming
Honorary Delegates to the
Gary conclave. Why not send
in your Declaration of 1nten-
ton today?
Time Running Out Fast
You've all been we'll briefed
by English Editor bro. Br-
kich on the fascinating and
well nigh fabulous schedule
of events that awaits you all
at Gary.
There will be a great deal
more in future issues to
acquaint you with the July
2-3-4 Convention Agenda in
Gary, so don't miss keep
ing abreast of what awaits
you during that gathering.
The current Membership
Drive is one of the shortest
that the CF'U has ever con-
Quoted. To date the results
indicate that despite this
short run it will turn out to
be one of the most fruitful.
Let's make it so indeed. Let
us make this, the 10th Ami
versary Year of the Junior
Order, a most memorable and
a most profitable one for the
entire organization.
New membership recruit
ing is and should be a year
round program, Let us re-
member, however, that but
ONE MONTH of the Junior
Convention C a mpaig n re-
mains!
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GREAT CITY - Grant Park, above in Downtown Chicago
is but of the many beautiful spots to be visited those
in attendance May 215 at the Croatan Fraterna Unions
21st Annual National Tenpn Tournament which is to be
hosted by the members of Krzari" Lodge TO- Chcagos
last such sip of the Soces No. Sports Classic back
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away from where the great
majority of the oowlers
and guests will be housed
during the tourney, the
Congress Hotel.
Those of you who attend
the 21st Annual National
Tenpin Tournament will find
that the members of "Kri-
zari" Lodge 70 missed no bets
to make this years event the
best of them all!
Conceit is a queer disease;
it makes everybody sick but
the one who has it.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04

Most men enjoy a change,
but most women like it as it
is, provided they are secure.
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One Hundred And Eighty.Four Teams Will Participate In
Socetys 21st Annual National Tenpin Bowling Tourney


Social OF FourDy Classic Both Enjoyable And Memorable
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-25

permit their performance in ade-
uuate volume on his farm.
Federal cost-sharing rates and
complete information with respect
to the practices for which the
cost will be shared when per-
formed on a particular farm,
may be obtained from the Madi-
son County ASC Committee, 81
West High ST, London.
The initial sign-up period for
Federal cost-sharing under the
1856 ACP will be from November
Is to December 81, 1855. Requests
for cost-sharing may be made
anytime during 1856 program
year and will be given considera-
ton at time and to the extent
that available funds and equitable
-cost-sharing permits.
Your cooperation is requested
in making the 1856 ACP effective
for conservation and improvement
of agricultural resources. Take the
time now to consider these op-
portunities to improve your farm
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-25
October Bond Sale
Hits 1O-Year Top

Paul M. Dwyer, Chairman of the
Madison County Savings Bonds
Committee, today reported that in
the month of October, Ohio sales
of Series E and H Savings Bonds
totaled more than $50 million for
the highest October sales since
1945. Combined sales of the Series
E and H Bonds were 1880 higher
than the same month year ago.
Total sales in Ohio for the ten
month period, January-October,
amounted to just under S306 mil
lion or a gain of $50 million over
the same ten months in 1854. The
increase in October sales for the
nation came to go with sales
amounting to S404 million. Indi-
viduals throughout the nation now
hold approximately $40 billion in
Series Z and H Bonds. The County
Chairman pointed out that the i'm
portance of the ten year extension
feature for Series E Bonds is rap
idly being recognized in that while
$19 billion in E Bonds have reach
ed maturity, only 309o have been
presented for redemption. Holders
of Series E Bonds may elect to
hold their bonds for an additional
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-25
IT'SLATER THAN YOU THINK
1s45 - TEN YEARS AGO = 1s45

1e45-TEN AGO - 1e45
NOVEMBER Smiley Tughs 81 former mayor OF Mt Serhng
dies suddenly
winter temperature seIos
country. =,
Roscoe Topsy) Graves Kllea III Lonuoh py
26 Madam Else Friedrich o pronnent Lonoon muS
Paint township accepts
office of County Auditor X Il Dxoh
Mothers club Soutn SCION coHnun-
supper for returned veterans and wives
S945O00 10 be IN
next Improvement of Coutys $3.50 homes
fo25 - 1925
NOVEMBER driver for
Ohio during total winnings of $4,000
NOVEMBER of taken this
grain all show loss five
cultivated county according to
published by Department of Agriculture.
NOVEMBER Is Madison County Commissioners vote increase in
Sup Ralph Thomas
$40 rs month"; Mrs Thomas from $50 to $50
NOVEMBER 26 Francis Whaen Of London now of Columbus pur-
on Market there.
NOVEMBER Antioch College, Yellow
annual football
High gridders.
NOVEMBER % Big Plain ladies of the Methodist Church to hold
Christmas
Madison Courts act to protect creditors
farms Dr.
r. Schryver appointed conduct affairs
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-25
A++ains Rank Of
Eagle Scout At
Age Of Twelve

Twelve-year old Andy Bogen,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bogen of Dublin Road and grand
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tar
bill, former residents of West
jefferson, received his Eagle
Scout pin during a Court of
Honor at the Hilliard Grade
School on Wednesday, November
is. Andy is thought to be the
youngest scouter to be thus hon.
ored in North America. He is a
member of Troop 148 in Hilliard,
with Richard Crawford as Scout
master.
In establishing his record Andy
attained 81 merit badges as he
advanced through the Star and
Life Scout classifications. His last
merit badge was for Citizenship
of Nations. Andy joined the
scouting movement following his
18th birthday on March 80, 1854.
Young Bogen is also an honor
student, having the highest ave-
rage in the seventh grade at Hill
lard School. He is active in
school and church activities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-25

the new members. The Bobcat
Boys were also received into the
pack.
The following boys received
their First Year" pins: David
Wood, Harold Noble, Donald Rife,
Neil Alkire, Neal Dickerson, Mich
ael Richardson, James Smell, Tom
Clark, James Colwell and Garry
Jones.
Mrs. Paul Alexander and Mrs.
Roy Butts received Den Mother
pins and Mrs. Howard Richardson
received her first year pin. Twenty
six boys received achievement a.
wards, all presented by Troxell
Laybourne and Russell McShane.
The annual uniform inspection
was conducted by Paul Dwyer, dis
trict finance chairman, Cameron
Green, district chairman for or
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-25
PROCLAMATION
Safe Driving Day (S-DDay)
December /, 1855

Nation continues
nearly million
intoeable
people,
WHEREAS registration of motor vehicles, using
highways increasing thereby constituting tra
fc accident potentiaIty and
traffic
contributing factor and
organizations the United
fight to traffic accidents, and
United States has called
their active the of added
responsibility
cember l. 1855, to be Safe Driving Day in the Nation
Lausche, Governor of Ohio do
1885, SAFE
will be Safe Driving Day in Ohio.
WITNESS WHEREOF have
subscribed
o affixed, al
November IN
Hundred Fhtyfve
Frank j..
GOVERNOR
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-25
County Trucks In
Accuracy Check

The Madison County Auditors
office reports that Tom Collins, a
representative of the State Sealer,
Division of Weights and Measures,
is at the present time making a
complete check of all tank trucks
and their measuring and counting
devices in use in the county.
Roy Dixon, the local sealer, says
that the check-out process is COM
pleted twice a year on all trucks
which deliver fuel oil, gasoline and
the like to the county users. The
process eliminates the possibility
of short or long deliveries to con-
sumers.
The pre-packaging service now
in use in stores has trebled the
work of the sealer, says Dixon.
The individual packages in stores
must be checked for accurate
weights twice a year. Scales and
other devices used to measure
weights or quantities are also
checked in the stores.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-25
Farmers Should
Use Conservation
Cost-Sharing Plan

Through the 1856 ACP the Fe-
deral Government will share with
the farmers the cost of perform
ing approved conservation practi-
ces when performed in accordance
with specifications and program
provisions.
Each farm operator shall be
given an opportunity to request
that the Federal Government
share in the cost of those practi-
ces on which he considers he
needs such assistance in order to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-25
Cub Scouts Meet
For Recognition

Cub Scout Pack 96 held their
November pack meeting at the
fairgrounds youth buildings on
Thursday, November II. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Noble were chair
men. One hundred and twenty-five
parents, friends and cubs attended
the meeting.
The program was to recognize
the starting of a new 'Webelos"
den under the direction of Mrs.
Mary Laybourne. Tom Clancy,
Larry Wood, Jim McShane, John
Dixon, Phil Dowler, Steve Oxley,
Robert Turvy and Sam Yerian are
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-25
Local Men Attend
Tractor Program

Jay Straley, Richard Meeker,
and Paul Sullivan attended the
4-H Tractor Program held in Day
ton on Thursday, according to the
Agricultural Extension Office.
The program was designed to
help leaders become familiar with
the subject matter contained in the
project books and how to present
the material when teaching the
class.
These men will serve as leaders
for the tractor program which will
be under taken some time in
March.
Others leaders will be Bob Gra-
ham, Jake Scheiderer and Norm
an Dorm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-25

ten years with a continuing yield
of go compounded semi-annually.
Sales of the two Series in Mad
ison County for October were $780,
354, an increase of $14,351 over
October, 1854.
II counties have already exceed
ed their 1855 sales goals with Gal
liza, Morgan and Coshocton lead
ing. Leading among the industrial
counties are Franklin, Stark, Luz
cas-, Hamilton and Summit. These
five counties are responsible for
one-third of the total state sales.