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Jack Deitz of Homer is the first Alaskan to apply for an incentive payment upon wool, Chairman Philip R. Johnson of the Alaska Stabilization and Conservation (ASC) committee said recently.
 The incentive payment is part of the National Wool Act of 1854 which was passed to encourage do-
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mestic production of wool from a national security standpoint. American production has never equalled the demand. Johnson ex- plained. The nation wants three
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No. Ten
 2undaries
 < Thirty
 Addition; a de East dis ee oi eet corner No. ne (1), olaee of sginning, all aferencss ersin I ag made to sit'ler Iot en and Eight fs) of tfle East Az ion, all ac- eording to the official plat of U. :. Survey No. 2538B accepted by the Commissioner Of the General Land Office, February IT, 1922: or or Lot One CD of Block One (1) of the Kodiak Townsite, all accord ing to the Official plat of U. S. Survey 2537B, accepted by the Commissioner of the General Land Office on September II, 1941.
 DUPLER AND MANSUY
 By: John S. Mansuy, Jr. Date First Pub. Nov. 19, 1855
 Dat Last Pub. Dec. 10, 1855
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hundred million pounds of wool.

A smile is one medium of ex- change that is always worth its value.
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LG'lI, N

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 TT TERRHTORy ar
 THIRD DTvIsT0
 AT ANCwORAc
 WILLIAM GEORGE BA
 DORIS WESLEY BACUc
 Plaintiffs
 WILLIAM MURPHY. fT1y IN MURPHY; ALFRED M. LEVINE. TOPSY LEVINE; OSCAR A TaR- GERSON, aIkIa CA. TORGERSON: PAUL KRUEGER; DOROTHY KRUEGER: DAVID s. GIBSON. aIkla DAVID E. GIBSON; yIR- GINA GIBSON; BILL POLAND. aIkla WILLIAM POLAND: KATH- RYN POLAND; THEODORE c. ROBSON; BANK OF KODIAK, a domestic b anking corporation; CITY OF KODIAK, . municipal corporation; KODIAK INDEPEN- DENT SCHOOL DISRTCT, a pub lie corporation; TERRITORY OF ALASKA; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,and to all other persons unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in real prop erty described in the complaint ad- verse to Plaintiffs ownership, or any cloud upon Plaintiffs title thereto.
 Defendants
 NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF
 ACTION TO QUIET TITLE
 Notice is hereby given, that an action has been. commenced in the above-entitled Court by the above named Plaintiffs, against the above-named Defendants, to quiet the title to the premises and real estate in the Complaint in the said action and hereinafter described, and to determine all and every claim, estate, or interest therein of said Defendants, or either or any of them, adverse to the said Plaintiffs and the premises affect ed by this suit are situated in the Precinct of Kodiak, Third Division, Territory of Alaska, and are bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
 Lot Nine (9), Block Thirty-three (33), East Addition to Townsite of Kodiak, according to U. S. Survey 2538-B, in the Kodiak Recording Precinct, Alaska.
 AND
 Beginning at a point adjoining Tagura Road within the Town of Kodiak, Territory of Alaska, which said point is common to the south erlymost corner of Lot No. Eight (8) of Block No. Thirty-three (33) of the East Addition to the Town site of Kodiak and the easterly- most corner of Lot One CD, Block One CD of the Kodiak Townsite; thence N. 39 deg. IT East a dis tance of 49.79 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning. thence North 39 deg. IT East distance of 12.O feet to Corner No. 2; thence N. 27 deg. 40 West a distance of 68.0 feet to corner No. 3; thence s. 5e deg. 04' West a distance of 1896 feet to corner No. 1, point on the easterlymost boundary of Lot Eight (8) of Block B, aforesaid; thence N. 34 deg 43' West a dis tance of 48.80 feet to the northerly- most boundary of Lot Eight (8) of Block B, aforesaid to corner No. 5: thence S. 5 deg. IT West a dis fance of 5000 feet to corner No. 6, the same being the westerlymost corner of Lot No. Eight (8) Of Block 8 aforesaid; thence North 34 deg. 43' West distance of 6.36 fl to corner No. Seven CD, point he;no ffe northerlymost corner of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE
TvIane ~" Students Split On Iniesrasion

Orleans OF Tulane University here
whether should be admitted the
institution survey univestys body
the students favor admittance
other per against per
mi
study editorial the stu
uabaioo separate article both OF which
Withholding results OF the
canui Zone To RspIoee White Drivers With Negro
Panama CITY r. (ANP)-The Zone government will
Negro another early next month
Balboa Heights last week
replace Sates-raters these
Jobs Grade 10 category rs to e3 hour and
10 Grade IL
the replacement Canal Zone
director the whites affected;
proposed being result Of denomination
within
CORY occupations filled readily through locality
md ar compensate at locality rates"
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survive in it's original form, but as
integrated into a later form.
modernism" II Is showing 1t can
stand the gaff.
Since the album collects IL
tunes from the 1919 era, when
Gillespie was riding high, 1t there
fore falls into the class Of col
lector's item. OF the dozen, five
tunes have never been released.
Best known item in the group
is Dig own Ow, an item released
several years ago az mate for
another Dir hit, "Oo-pa-pa-da-"
Two other items enjoying some
measure Of popularity--they were
originally contained In an album
(Victor) OF bop sides by leading
opponents of the trend from the
old style---were the Guiana BE
and Guiana Bop, the latter, fea-
turing a chant vocal led by the
late Chano Pozo, bongo-ist.
Others include Wouldn't You,
Daffy Capers, Hey Pete Let's Eat
Mo- Meat, with Diz bop riffing the
vocal to the ensemble chorus,
Swedish Suite and Two Bass Hit.
Recorded back in that time but
not released were the title tune, on
which we commented earlier, I'm
BE Bopping Too, with vocal. Jump
In With Symphony Sid and st.
Louis Blues.
Some Of the names in the Giles
pie aggregations you'll recognize:
Ray Brown, Milt Jackson, James
Moody, John Lewis and Al McKib-
bon tVictor).
A collection of tunes not issued
before on single release by Nat
King" Cole. are continued in his
latest NAT tKing) Cole Sings.
with Nelson Riddle and Billy Mays
groups backing. A midget" al
bum. II has II Give My Heart To
You, Hold My Hand, Papa Loves
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Philharmonic orchestra of Lon
don in a rousing performance of
the Overture, PoIovsld March and
PoIovtsian Dances. Most people
have only heard of the Dances"
We were lucky to hear excerpts
from the opera in the Soviet film
Grand Concert" released some
time ago. Unspeakably beautiful
in parts, the opera is at times pom
derous and the brilliant orchestral
scoring is ample evidence that
Rimsky Korsakoff should get a
lions share of the credit for the
work (MGM.
Leafing through our record lib
brary, we came across one of the
Is or so different recordings of
Beethoven's SIXTH SYMPHONY.
William Steinberg conducts the
Pittsburgh symphony in the Pas
toraIe and renders unto Beetho-
ven that which is Beethoven's. One
Of Beethoven's few ventures in
program music, it is easily one of
the greatest of the nine symptom
les. A beautiful reproduction of
Pieter Bruegers The Harvesters,
graces the cover and the sound is
the best. Capitol.
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zier." Unaccountable because that
liz also the title OF a tune contain
ed In the set. n Count Basie-Ger-
aid Wilson composition, which to
our ears In anything but dizzy
to say the least. Not that 1t isn't
good. for it's a smooth sounder-
but the title and the tune just
don't match,
But back to the overall apprais-
al of the album. First, 1t Is from
the 19i7-i9 period when Gillespie
had his big bands and was one of
the leading opponents of the fast
rising. but short-lived bop idiom."
The trend in jazz music failed to
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Mambo and Teach Me Tonight.
(CapitoD.

Mambo and Teach Me Tonight.
(CapitoD.
Not BOlero - But Ravel
Ravel fans should get a kick
out of a new LIP entitled "Ravel:
Three Orchestral Pieces" One
side has RavePs Alborado Del
Gracioco, Une Barque Sur L,Ocean
and Pqvanne Pour Une Infante
Defunte. CASTOR Poulet conducts
the London Symphony orchestra in
first class renditions of the first
two, but the "Pabanne" comes off
second best. The flip has Gabriel
Faure's Pelleas and Melisande
Suite by the same group. Perhaps
Faure's most popular if not great
est work, it is easily classic of
French music, intensely romantic
in a quiet sort of way tMGM).
More of Prince Igor on one disc
than you're likely to get anywhere
is contained on a IL inch LIP, or
chestral Suite From Prince Igor"
Walter Susskind conducts the
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RATING THE
r { c O r D S
DIZZIER AND DIZZIER

Dizzy Gillespie's recent collab-
Grafton with Chicago o'Farrill
on 12-inch LIP Afro-Cuban-
American Jazz fusion, entitled,
Afro" (Norgran), afforded an OPP
portunity TO bark back to the
early Die az represented in an
other l2-in. LIP, bearing the unac-
countable title "Dizzier and Dir
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Staff members Of this paper are
always ready to give you service
in your news needs. Your friends
like TO see the names of friends in
the community paper. Thousands
of words are written each year
about you and your neighbors in
this-your community paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

Among commissioned vessels in
the U. S. Navy, destroyer type
ships outnumber all others. That is
cludes the whole Inst, warships,
amphibious vessels, mine warfare,
patrol and auxiliary vessels.
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canul Zone To Replace White Drivers With Negro
N. Y. Mayor Acts To End Fro rraps

New yorh--(ANP)-M Wagner. here last week,
legislature the metropolis TO regulate
against eaps or the $40 deaths from fires the
city tenement Oh
during the cold
wave
Twentynn per housing occupied by Negroes in the
city sheierng officially
as n
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MEALS IN A DISH BOAST MANY VIRTUES. and veg

MEALS IN DISH BOAST MANY VIRTUES, and vegetables
attributes recommend them Let two
vegetables company in tasty dish for in
serving Highly gred surrounding broccoli
topped mustard and hard boiled This
varied with grated cheese and
quarter teaspoon dry mustard
mixed with dry ingredients
recipe given below and make Thick You'll find this
make white because
humps Once considered real accomplishment now the
making OF white with Pream has become very SIMPLE
Here's the recipe:
powdered tablespoon -four, tea
spoon salt cup tablespoon butter margarine.
tablespoons powered tablespoons -four y tea
spoon salt water, tablespoon butter or margarine
tablespoons powered tablespoons four y tea
l tablespoon butter margarine.
-four and salt in saucepan Ado
water cook and stir boils and thckened Add
butter ups You'll find this the easiest best make
Sauc lANSl
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Rockefeller Foundations Report List African, Puerto
Rieun Grants

York ANP)-Educaonal grants ranging from $4,000
African Federation of the Rhodesas
Nyasaand Hawaii
cording Rockefeller
Foundation
The figures part se217o27 spent by
ion during fourth quarter OF 1854.
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Javor Mixed Choir In
Cabaret StyIe Shuttle

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The ia
vor Mixed Chorus will spon-
sor an old fashioned "Berba'
Dance, cabaret style, Satur-
day, November II, in Javor
Hall at 822 North Canal St.,
North Side Pittsburgh.
Dancing will be from 900
PM until closing, with the
"Seoska Lola" Tamburitzans
of Etna doing the musical
honors. Both solid and liquid
refreshments to suit your
taste will be available during
the festive evening.
The Javor Mixed Chorus
rehearses every Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock in favor
Hall. Men and women inter
ested in perpetuating the cul-
ture of our people are invited
to affiliate themselves with
the Chorus and participate in
it's varied activities.
Walter BubanOvic, Scribe
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Hamilton Lodue
To Screen Movie
TechnicOIOr Film
OF CFU In Action

Hamilton, Ont. - "Matija
Gubec" CFU Lodge 644 will
sponsor it's first fall social
event on Saturday, November
10, at the Croatian National
Home, 173 Beach Road.
We are happy to announce
that on this date we will be
showing the sound, technical
or movies which were taken
at the 6Oth CFU Anniversary
Celebration in West View
Park, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Burlingtoners To Play
The movie will begin at
7:3O PM. Following the film,
there will be dancing to the
music of a popular orchestra
from Burlington, Ontario.
Admission will be so cents
per person and children, un-
der 10, accompanied by
grownups, will be admitted
free.
A very cordial invitation is
extended to all the CF'U men,
bers and other Croatians and
Slavs of the area. A pleasant
evening is in store for all
who attend.
Flip Zebic, Sec'y.
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Cleveland, Ohio - Many of
us don't realize, with the
swift passing of years, that
"Zumberaks" Lodge 859 is
full grown and Is years of
age. All of which means that
the sweetest years of lodge
life are not behind us, but
lay ahead.
Now what is there on the
horizon that these golden
years have to offer?
At a meeting of the Social
Committee, headed by Tom
Latkovic, there were many
suggestions as to how we
should mark the opening OF
the New Year. The work re-
suited in the drawing up OF
plans for a festive New
Years Eve Party, plans for
which were arranged over the
serving of Vice President
Mary Leonhardt's delicious
pies.
So those of you who are
looking forward to a big
event will have had your ex-
pectations fulfilled and cer-
tainly have no regrets.
Nothing Run Of Mine
An elaborate serving of
tasty foods is being provided
for under the direction of
the social committee.
Don't expect run-of-the-
mine restaurant grub. The
entire menu will be prepared
in the brand new st. Nicho-
las Hall kitchen under the
direction of Betty Koluder
who knows her way around
to setting up an eye-opening
dish.
To brighten up the occasion
several kinds of choice liquids
will be available.
Make Reservations Now
Music will be provided for
your dancing pleasure, and
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Lodge 167 Sports Club
viii STAGE Fall FroIic

st. Louis, Mo. - The men,
bers of st. Jacob Sports Club,
of CFU Lodge 1877 will spon-
sor their annual fall dance
Sunday, November 13, 1866,
beginning at 500 PM, at the
| st. Joseph Croatian Hall,
18th and Russell Blvd.
Providing the music for
your dancing pleasure will be
the popular Polka Toppers
Orchestra.
During the evening we will
present the trophies which
the st. Louis men and women
bowlers won at the c. F. U.
Bowling Tournament, which
was held in Chicago, this past
May.
Members and friends of the
Sports Club and Lodge 1877
are cordially invited to join
us, for an evening of fun and
entertainment.
Nicholas Jercinovic, Rec.
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Delegates Have Until November 23rd
To Vote For Fifth Trial Board Member
Names OF Only Two Candidates Appear On
Ballots Forwarded Convention Delegates
November 8, 1866
To all Delegates of the
Ninth Convention of the
CrOatian Fraternal Union of America
Brothers and Sisters:
Voting by mail for members of the Supreme Trial
Board has been completed In the first ballong three
bers of the Trial Board were elected.
Run-off elections necessary to elect the fourth
member for which purpose mailed you ballot showing
the of the two candidates who received the greatest
number of votes after those who elected to the Su
preme Trial Board in the first baloting by mail.
Vote for place your ballot in the smaller envelope
and seal it. Then place it in the larger envelope which is
already addressed and send it to the Supreme Office
This secret ballot.
The voting will be conducted to November 23rd Bal
lots turned in at the post office that date earlier will
be valid Please be prompt that your ballot does not
arrive too late.
For the Executive Board
v. 1. Mandich, Supreme President
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
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Etna, Pa, Lodge 4 Members To Honor
1855 Croatian FrafernaI Union Queen
Lovely Antoinette Dzelalia Was Crowned
During Annual Fraternal Day Celebration

Etna, Pa. - Lodge 4 of the
Croatian Fraternal Union will
hold a Testimonial Banquet
in honor of Miss Antoinette
Dzelalia, who was crowned
Popularity Queen at this
years Fraternal Day in West
View Park.
The banquet will be staged
Sunday, November 13, in the
st. Nicholas Church Hall, 26
Maryland Avenue, Millvale,
beginning at 600 PM.
Invite U-L Leaders
The Lodge has invited all
the other queen contestants,
including Miss Croatian Gen.
ter I, to attend this honorary
dinner with their relatives.
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the wayside. However none,
and that goes for Progress"
too, are as active as they
were when they were babies.
Our English Speaking
Lodges and the Great De-
preston made their ap-
pearance about the same
time - Progress" being
born In July 1880.
However, the Depression
could not hold them down,
nor hold them still. They were
just naturally full of "Vim,
Vigor and Vitality.
Only a few months after
it's birth, no money in the
treasury, Progress" organ
lied a basketball team and
played in the Howell House
League, at 18th and Racine.
Midwest Baseball Loop
I remember, as vividly as
if it were yesterday, the Eng
lish Speaking Lodges Reunion
held at our Childrens Home,
in Des PLANES, Ill.
I am not positive as to the
year, it was 1881 or 1882, but
I am positive it was a thrill
ing affair. All the English
Continued On Page 81
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Chicago E-S-L 74Q In 18th Anniversary Fro|ic
Detroit Lodges In Program Honoring
Junior Orders Fortieth Anniversary
Junior Order Director Michael Grasha
Will Deliver Main Address During Fete

Detroit, Mich. - The Gen.
trail Educational Committee
of CFU Lodges will sponsor a
gala celebration commemo-
rating the 4Oth Anniversary
of the Junior Order cf the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
The celebration, in the
form of a banquet, pro-
gram and dance, will be
held Sunday, November l3,
i'm the American Serbian
Memorial Home, 19940 Van
Dyke, beginning at l PM.
We will be greatly honored
that afternoon to have as our
guest speaker brother Mi
chael Grasha, Junior Order
Director.
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Curfisvi|Ie kdo Club
To Make Debut Nov. II
During Lodge $40 Dance
New KOlO Group
Primed For Show

Curtisville, Pa. - Lod & e
$40 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will sponsor a dance
on Saturday, November ~,
at the Polish Hall in Russell
ton. Dancing will be between
the hours of, 500 and 1900
PM.
As an added attraction, a
floor show will be presented
featuring the dancing of our
newly organized Lodge Kolo
Club. We are more than sure
that none of our members will
want to miss this chance to
see our own kolo group in
action.
To make the evening COM
plete, the committee will see
to it that there are plenty of
refreshments available for
your consumption.
We take this opportunity
to invite all our members and
friends of the surrounding
area to attend the dance. We
hope that you will accept the
invitation.
Ann kOndrick
Amelia ZOnarich
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DerS, ana, as our GU Lodges
go, that is considered to be a
fairly large unit.
At the start of this article
I stated that Progress" is an
English Speaking Lodge. In
the year 1855 it sounds odd to
emphasize this, doesn't it?
And yet, twenty five
years ago the English Sec
ton of the Zajednicar was
full of material dealing
with just exactly this sub
ject.
How time and things do
change. The English Speak
ing Lodge is now taken for
granted, because all of our
Lodges are slowly but surely
becoming English Speaking.
Flat Broke, But Happy
Some day soon, someone
who has access to facts and
files should write a short
history of our English Speak
ing Lodges.
At this time l can only
draw on my memory, as limi-
ted as that may be, and then
only concerning the Lodges
in and around Chicago.
Many are still doing busi-
ness, but a few did fall by
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after which Miss Shirley Kuf-
rim will render a few selec-
tions. Next to swing into the
limelight will be our third
guest choir, "Sloboda" of
East Pittsburgh, and the
Sloboda Tamburitzans.
An Enjoyable Evening
Concluding the concert will
be the Kolo Aces of Cleve-
land, dancing to the accom-
paniment of the Sloboda
Tamburitzans.
After the program, a hot
turkey dinner will be
served in the annex. For
the rest of the evening,
music for your dancing and
listening pleasure will be
provided by the orchestra.
Plenty of refreshments
have been ordered, so we will
be able to take care of your
every wish.
We are looking forward to
seeing present many of our
friends, and all our former
chorus members. Remember
the date, and come out to help
us celebrate.
Louise Sasek, Publicity
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Seattle Lodges
And Nest In Fete
Program, Social
Set For Nov. 10Th

Seattle, Wash. - Lodges
439 and 764 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, together
with Nest 220, will sponsor
a Program and Dance Satur-
day, November 19, in Wash
ington Hall, 14th Avenue and
East Fir Street.
The program, which will be
presented by our talented
Nest members, will begin at
$50 PM. We urge everyone
to be on time, for a wonder
full program is being planned
for your entertainment. Fol-
lowing the program, dancing
to a popular orchestra will be
featured.
Ladies Preparing Best
Croatian cakes and other
delicacies will be prepared
by our active Lodge sisters,
and a variety of drinks will be
plentiful.
We invite the entire men,
bership of the participating
Lodges and Nest to attend
this gala celebration with
their families. An enjoyable
time is assured everyone.
Roy Toljan, Publicity
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AS our guests, we will have
representatives Of the West
ern Penna. United C. F. U.
Lodges, namely, Milan Vra-
mes, President, and Philip
Vukelich, Secretary.
Also invited and expected
to attend is Martin Krasich,
Supreme Treasurer of the
Croatian Fraternal Union and
Vice President of the United
Lodges Committee.
A program will be presen-
ted in honor of all our dis
tinguished guests and music
for dancing will be featured
after the program.
Committee
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President Steve Shimits.
The members of "Abra-
sevic" will remain on stage
for their opening numbers
and these will be followed
by solo selections by Mrs.
Maria PrOcer.
At this point, there will be
an introduction of our guest
speaker of the day.
Keystone State Choir
Following in order will be
the singers from the Slove-
nian Singing Society "Zari-
ja", stirring renditions by
the Ukrainian Dancers, selec-
tons by guest chorus "Sla-
vulj'', kolos by the Euclid
Kolo Kids accompanied by
Sloboda Tamb.), and num-
bers by the Ukrainian Cho-
rus.
After an intermission,
the second part of the
program will be opened
with additional selections
by "Abrasevic" and a duet
featuring Theresa SvejkOv-
sky and Steve Shimits.
An introduction of chorus
members will then be made,
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Cleveland Lodge $50 "zumberaks" See
Greater Things On FraternaI Horizon
Members Will Stage New Year Eve Party
j. AS Climax Of 18th Year On CFU's Scene

favors will be free of charge
as part of the admission price.
Reservations must be made
as early as possible, so that
the right quantities of re-
freshments may be pur-
chased To make your inten-
tions known, call Mrs. Mary
Leonhardt at TU 5-2988 or
Tom Latkovic at SH 1888.
George Reich