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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
Four.County Units In
Social Saturday kiqht

Cokeburg, Pa. - The Uni
t e d Lodges Of Fayette,
reene, Washington and
Westmorland Counties will
sponsor a Dance on Saturday
evening, April 3Oth, in the
Croatian Home in Cokeburg.
Music for the affair will be
provided by Mickey Lockmar
and his Balkan Serenaders of
Trafford, Pa. Dancing will be-
gin at 9 PM. and continue un-
til the early hours of the
morning.
You have all had the op-
portunity during the past two
months to hear the "Voice of
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on, a half hour radio pro-
gram every Sunday after
noon from 1890 to LOO over
Radio Station WESA in
Charleroi, sponsored by the
United Lodges of Four Coun-
ties. AS you may realize the
cost of keeping this program
on the air is great and for
this reason we are sponsoring
the dance on April 30th, to
help carry us over until we
have our 1st Annual Croatian
Fraternal Day on Sunday
June 26th.
We have sent tickets for
this dance to all our lodges in
the Four Counties and we
hope that even if some OF
these lodges are not taking
an active part in the United
Lodges, they will give their
full support to this undertak.
ing. All lodges are urged tc
return either the money OF
the tickets before Sunday
April oath, that's the date OF
our regular monthly meeting
which will be held in the Gro.
attain Home in West Browns.
vile, beginning at 2 Pm. The
doors are still open and al
our lodges in these four coun'
ties are invited to send dele
gates to our United Lodges.
During tn e past two
months we have heard many
favorable comments a b gu
the radio program in the va
rious Croatian colonies but
you can really show how
much you like the program
by attending the dance or
April 80 in Cokeburg. Youl
presence will help the pro
gram not only financially but
also morally. This is the first
time in the history of the
Croatian Fraternal u n / O I
that we have a strictly GU
program so let's all get be-
hind it and keep it on the air
We feel that all CFU mem
bers in and around Western
Pa, should be proud of this
their own program.
Bernard Nj. Luketich
Sncra+ ~, JIpitnd T.odoes
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20

. The law gives a widow
one-third. CFU life insurance
gives her all.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20

. If you don't know life
insurance you had better
know your life insurance
man before it's too late!
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Natures Children

After the Korean war, the de-
mand far exceeded the output.
Exploration wells were drilled by
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. Ship
ping facilities at Galveston were
expanded. The mines in Texas
produce rs per cent of the total
output.
Sulphur is one of our impor-
tant minerals, a resource that is
not replaceable. 1t is widely dis
tributed both in free state as
well as in combination. In pure
beds 125 feet thick, it underlies
Texas and Louisiana. yielding
about 2 million tons annually.
Since q large fraction of the
total sulphur consumption goes
Evening star., 1955-02-19
AWord to the Wise
By Mrs. Frank Colby

Freeport: Say that today is
Monday, and intend to go to
town on Saturday. Should ! say
"next Saturday. ?-Mrs. P. j. K.
Answer: In American Ian
guage, next Saturday" means
the nearest coming Saturday of
this week, and not the one after
the next. One may say. II am
going to town Saturday, next
Saturday, Saturday of this
week" Each expression means
the first Saturday that will
come.
Pawnee: My ninth-grade
daughter received a lower grade
in English because she wrote
plain" in this sentence: THE
cattle were grazing on the plain" ("
The teacher said that the right
word is plane" Please explain.
Mrs. A. c.
| Asnwer: Your daughter was
not In error. Stretches Of level
land are never allied planes. T"
All dictionaries agree with this
definition from Merriam Web
ster's: Plain, noun. Level land;
esp. an extensive open field or
broad stretch Of land having
few inequalities Of surface"
La Crescenta: In Missouri
there Is a small river named
Pomme de Terre. HOW is it
pronounced, and what does it
MEANS. H.
Pomme de Terre is the French
name for the potato. Translated
literally, it means "apple Of (the)
earth" The French pronuncia-
ton is: pun duh TAIR. I do
not know how Missourians pro-
nounce the river name.
Boulder: Is there a name for
the large glass bottles filled with
colored water which are kept in
some drugstore windows? In
England they are called display
bottles. "-P. w.
Answer: An old-time drug
gist friend tells me that they
are known as "show globes"
distributed by McNausht Syndicate, Ine.)
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Hearing Held.

Unlike the earlier proposals,
Mr.. Hart's draft would limit
Evening star., 1955-02-19
By Lillion Cox Athey

into sulphuric acid, you can
readily see why the original OF
crude sulphur is in demand. II
plays an important role in ce-
ramic industry and In knock
out" drops for insects.
Sulphur is a mineral formed
OF one element. The crystals are
transparent or translucent with
a resinous luster Of a bright
yellow color. The crystals are
usually pyramidal but may be
spheroid or tabular.
Louisiana In 1850 had an out
put Of 1.234.020 long tons. It
was in. this year that the sulphur
industry for the United States
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Our Presidents
BY Honore M. cotudoI

IA great general who be-
came President once wrote:
MY life has been devoted to
arms, yet I look upon war at
all times and under any cir
cumstaces as national ca
lamity to be avoided If COM
patible with national honor"
Who said this?
2--As delegate to the Vir-
ginia constitutional conven-
tion in 1929 were two ex-
Presidents and the Chief JUS
tice of the United States. Who
were they?
3-The widow Of which
President wrote q book, MY
Memoir"
tAnswers On Next Page.l
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Native Sulphur.

Sulphur and molasses" days
for purifying the blood in the
spring. are memories Of the past.
Anyone reminiscing on the sub
ject will find he has dated him
self. While this standby of home
remedies apparently did the job,
newer and less Objectionable
blood purifiers replaced one of
the most smelly. badly favored
doses known to innocent young
sters.
In general sulphur does not
reach a high state Of refinement
80 1t Is consumed mainly in treat
ing alkaline soils. There is q
demand Tor American sulphur.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Fomous Fables
By (. {. Edqor

STIMULANT - Elderly
Senator Theodore Green of
Rhode Island one night at
tended a dinner to raise
funds for the party. One
long winded address was
| followed by another. Slowly
| the Senator's eyes began to
| close.
Toward the end of the
meal he was nudged by the.
lady seated next to him.
Senator, your coffee is
| getting cold" she reminded
him. Shall I pour another
cup for you?"
mo. thanks, not during
the speeches." replied Green.
"It might keep me awake" "
RELATIONSHIP -Theo-
dore Roosevelt, ir., was gov
ernor general of the Philip
pines when Franklin D.
Roosevelt was elected Pres
ident in 1882. The two
Roosevelts did not see eye
to eye politically. and T. R.,
jr,. had an idea he would
soon be looking for another
Job,
One day. during an inter-
view, he was asked by a re-
porter:
Just how are you related
to the President-elect?"
I'm q very distant
cousin" replied the gover-
nor general, about to be
removed"
Evening star., 1955-02-19

produced 5.1e2.1s4 long tons Of
native sulphur.
This important natural re-
source is being saved through
careful reduction in foreign ship
ments and conservation OF our
own supply. The amount needed
for tipping matchsticks mounts
each year. Few realize sulphur
plays so prominent a part in our
celebrations. Fireworks could
not be made without sulphur and
neither could gunpowder.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
work done under the suggested
BY Frunk Beck

work done under the suggested
licenses to maintainence and re-
pair. They would leave installa-
tion of air-conditioning and re-
frigeration equipment UP to
licensed electricians and plum
bers, as at present.
In offering his proposal, how
ever, Mr.. Hart said his clients
are "of the sincere opinion no
such regulations are necessary,
being in complete disagreement
with any suggestion that a baz-
ard to the public exists
Evening star., 1955-02-19
SeIerosis Society to Meet

A Middle Atlantic Regional
Meeting Of the National Multiple
Sclerosis Society was to be held
In the Maynower Hotel today TO
discuss the 50 million fund drive
scheduled for March Is through
April 30,
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood

Contract Bridge
BY EosIey BIoekwood
Miss Brash was in the bidding
today on practically nothing. But
her overcall caused Mr.. Abel to
misplay the hand and go down
one.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
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I, AJ985
2K54
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%A3
WEST EAST
tMiss Brash) (Mrs. Keen)
at A6432 AQ
-0J1oss3 VAS
o. ol09732
%KQl04 @97652
SOUTH
.(Mr. Abel)
AAK107
2Q72
oAKJ4
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The bidding:
South West North East
10 10 INT Pass
"a Pass 81 Pass
a. All pass
The opening leadlwas the king
of clubs, which was taken by
dummys ace. Immediately Mr..
Abel laid down the ace and king
Of trumps.
When Mrs. Keen showed out
on the second trump lead, he
realized that he had to establish
a heart winner before he led out
all of his spades. Otherwise.
when the enemy got in with the
ace of hearts, they would be able
to run all of their clubs.
Mr.. Abel didn't like the idea of
leaving two trumps outstanding.
but what else could he do? Care
fully he counted his winners
again.
He could take four spade tricks,
four diamonds and the ace of
clubs-nine tricks in all. Yes, he
had to get that heart trick for
game.
SO at trick four he led the
deuce of hearts and put up
dummy's king. To his surprise
the ace showed up in Mrs. Keen's
hand.
It didn't take much imagina-
ton for Mrs. Keen to know that
a diamond was the best return.
Miss Brash ruffed, cashed the
high club and led the jack of
hearts. Mr.. Abel still had to lose
q heart for the setting trick.
He should have known better
than to rely on Miss Brash hav-
Ing the ace of hearts. The only
thing he had to fear on the hand
was having a diamond ruffed.
When Mrs. Keen dropped the |
queen of spades on the first |
trump lead. he should have led
next to dummy's jack of spades.
On this trick Mrs. Keen would
show out. Now a heart could
have been led from dummy and |
the contract would have been
safe, no matter who held the ace
of the suit.
\ If Miss Bl ash had it, the king
Of hearts would be good for the
10Th trick. If Mrs. Keen had it,
two things could have happened.
Fl she ducked the first lead, Mr..
Abels queen would win and he
could quickly remove the remain
ing outstanding trunps and run
10 tricks.
/ If she won the first heart, she
could give her partner diamond
ruff, but then Mr.. Abel would
have no second heart loser. as
both the king and queen would
BE winners.
Copyright, 1855, General Features Corp.)
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Answer to SERPENT.

Sent, seen, seer. sere sept seep, sneer.
Epent. spree. stern. steer, steep. step.
enter. rent, rest, resent. regents, reset,
pent, pester peer, pert. preen, prest,
present. nest. tern. tense. .erse. teen
Evening star., 1955-02-19
New Licensing Plan
For Acknowledging
Mechanics Offered

| Counter-proposals for licens-
| ing atr-conditioning and refrig-
Grafton mechanics in Washing
ton have been presented to the
District Commissioners, follow
| ing sharp disagreement on
whether they should be licensed
! at all.
! Establishment of such regula-
tionS was requested more than a
year ago by the Refrigeration
Trade Association of Washing
ton and has been under consid-
Grafton since then.
Hearing Held.
The Commissioners postponed
action until yesterday at the re-
quest of opponents. among whom
was Ringgold Hart, representing
the Air-conditioning Division of
the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Association. the Mechani-
cal Contractors Association. the
Heating, Piping and Air-condi-
tioninR Contractors Association
and the Washington Building
Congress.
Today the Commissioners had
on hand substitute set of pro-
posed regulations drafted by Mr..
Hart.
Would Limit Work.
Unlike the earlier proposals,
Mr.. Hart's draft would limit
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Word Game
J Find so or more words in
1 WIN TER BER RY,

meaning. "any of various Amer
ican species of holly" Average is
46; time limit, 35 minutes.
Rules of the gsme--1, Words must be
OF four or more letters. . Words which
ACQUIRE four letters by the addition of
IS such as bats, I" cats" are not used.
3. Only one form of word is used
4. Proper names are not used.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
North Stute Presidents

RALEIGH p" f~'Nts
Of the United States were born
In North Carolina. They we're
Johnson. jackson and Polk.
Evening star., 1955-02-26
Cities Will Undergo
Big Improvement,
Cole Predicts

The next 10 years will see "a1
unprecedented transformation in
our urban life and growth" as
a result of urban renewal plans
now under way.
This was predicted yesterday
in Denver by Housing and Home
Finance Administrator Albert M.
Cole, in an address before the
Citizens Meeting on Urban Re-
newal for the Rocky Mountain
region, sponsored by the Denver
Chamber of Commerce.
"In that time" Mr.. Cole said.
"I believe that our major prob
lens will be well on their
way.to lasting solution"
Basing his forecast on "the
momentum already built up in
many cities and rapidly being
generated in many more to clear
slums and eliminate the causes
of blight" Mr.. Cole added:
"a great awakening Of COM
munity endeavor has been tax
ing place that, in my estimation.
is nothing less than historic"
The Housing Administrator
told the Denver audience he has
already given his approval to 10
workable communicative pro-
grams that will qualify the
localities for aid in their renewal
programs under the Housing
Act of 1854.
Some 40 other communities
are preparing programs for sub
mission to HHFA for approval
and many more are getting in
formation with a view toward
trying to qualify under the new
program. Mr.. Cole said.
Mr.. Cole added: "Our new
plan Of attack is intended to
stamp out the causes Of our
housing blight and prevent them
from ever occurring again."
Evening star., 1955-02-26
How to Save Lumber

Even a carpenter misses the
nails with his hammer some
times. When this happens and
the hammer marks new lumber.
such as trim. apply water to the
bruise. The wood will expand
and the dent will vanish. The
carpenter suggesting this says
the water should be applied only
to the dent and not on the sur
rounding surface. ..
Evening star., 1955-02-26

scrubbing with a mixture of one
part Of muriatic acid in 10 parts
of water. Before tackling the
job. however, put on the Oldest
clothes you have, wear rubbers
to protect your shoes, and heavy
gloves and goggles to protect you.
Pour the acid slowly into
wooden (not metaD container
and stir with a wooden paddle.
Wet the flagstones with water,
then scrub with the acid. Let it
stand S minutes or so after
scrubbing, then rinse with plenty
Of water. Remember that muri-
attic acid is extremely corrosive.
Handle it with due respect.
"Dented" Carpeting.
Question-When I moved an
upholstered chair to another
part of the living room, it left
dents in the wall-to- wall carpet.
Is there any way to restore the
dented places?
Answer-An electric steam
iron is most useful. Steam the
area we'll, then straighten the
nap with a clean, stiff brush or
whisk broom. You can get the
same results by placing a damp
cloth over the area and iron
lightly, but without downward
pressure, until the bent, caked
nap softens.
Scratched Tiles.
Question-Our bathroom floor
tiles look as though the work.
men had dragged heavy metal
objects across them when the
house was being built. I don't
actually know, of course, but the
tiles sure are scratched. Is there
any way to fill these scratches so
they will be unnoticeable?
Answer-If the tiles look as
badly as you describe, I would
hold the builder responsible and
have him replace the damaged
tiles. This kind of damage to
tiles is permanent and cannot be
done short of replacement.
Evening star., 1955-02-26

on a variety OF subjects concerning
home repair work. II you would like
to have hts leafiet Wa. Refinishing
Hardwood Floors, send 10 cents In
coin to Roger c. Whitman, p. o. Box
90. Station G, New York 10. N. Y.
(Released by Consolidated News
Features Inc)
Evening star., 1955-02-26

HOME SHOW CONTEST WINNERS-Here Ronald Doerr, 1649
Thirty sixth street NW senior at Western High School who
top prize modelhouse contest by the
Builders Association in connection with the Washing
ton Home Show displays his winning model He is showing
the prize Gaen Green 552 Lebaum street SE of
Vocational School, who first prize in housepan
contest Each received a cash prize of $780,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-13

Just a token of our love for
both of you, And with it we
will say,
That with sincere good wishes to
God, We humbly pray,
His blest consideration, and that
You'll come sec us all some
day.
Through the years just gone bye
we've discovered, There's been
no one else like you two;
AS dear, and as fine, and as
thoughtful, AS our minister and
his good wife too.
Though all of our love and our
wishes, Too often remain un-
expressed
Yet you know Reverend and Mrs.
Louhoff we love you, And we
wish you life's finest and best
It's nicer to remember to wish
you good cheer, And to remem-
Der the fine things that you
do,
But the incest of all to remember
today-Is simply remembering
you.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-13
Gov. BOggs Calls For
Armed Forces Day
Observance In State

Declaring that it is in the pub
lie interest to know more about
the programs of all branches of
our military services, Governor
]. Caleb Boggs this week called
for observance of Saturday, May 81,
as Armed Forces Day in the state
He pointed out that the ration
relies on this arm for its national
security so that citizens may con-
tinue to enjoy the free way of
life proposed in the initial docu-
ments establishing the government
of the United States of America.
ut is important that citizens
everywhere understand fully the
duties, preparations and advance
ments in providing a strong mill
tary establishment so that free
dom may be more fully ensured"
Governor Boggs continued.
Il direct the 4djutant General
of the State and all others who
may have official positions in our
military establishments to arrange
such programs and events that
will give our citizens an oppor-
tunity to see for themselves, the
manner in which we are assisting
in building defense system for
our state and nation
Governor Boggs called for open
house at all armories, headquarters
of reserve units and "all other
activities that support a military
program.
The proclamation follows:
WHEREAS. the armed forces of
the United States represent that
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-13

They also visited Monticello and
returned by way of the Skyline
Drive. They also stopped in
Washington. D. c. and visited with
Mrs. Anna Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sipple spent
Mothers Day with her mother,
Mrs. Laura Minner
Mr.. and. Mrs. Albert Webb and
children went to Washington, d. c.,
Sunday week, and also visited a
school friend of Mrs. Webb's in
Silver Springs. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yerkes at
tended the Sussex County Golden
Anniversary Celebration of all the
Rotary clubs in Sussex County on
Monday evening. About 400 Ro-
tarians and their Rotary AIMS were
present for the banquet and pro-
gram which followed, held in the
| lovely cafeteria of the George
town High School The guest
speaker was United States Sena-
tor John Butler of the State of
Maryland. Each Rotary Ann was
presented with a lovely souvenir
of the occasion.
The eighteen pupils of the 7th
and eighth grades of the Houston
Public School, with Mr. Byron
Phillips, principal of the school, and
Mrs. Ruth Buarque, as chaperones,
made their annual trip to Washing
ton, D. c., on Friday last They
visited many places of interest and
all reported wonderful trip. The
weather was ideal for such an
excursion.
| Sr., entertained at family re-
union on Sunday, Mothers Day. to
turkey dinner and all the f1xin's.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Blessing, Jr., and chill
dren, Joyce Ann, Russell and Bar
| bara, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Blessing
and son, Stevie of Harrington, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd K Blessing and
sons, Kenny and Joel, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Blessing and Mr..
Gilbert Morgan. All enjoyed a
pleasant day and departed wishing
| Mother many more happy days.
This is the first time in over four
years the family has been united
due to military activities So mother
and dad spent happy day as well.
Floyd Blessing made business
| trim to Front Royal, Va, last week.
The Houston Home Demonstra-
| ton Club will meet Thursday even
ing. Nav 10. at the home of Mrs
Ethel Johnson The subject will
he "Slipcovers for your Home" by
the County Agent, Miss Charlotte
Swanson
The OUR Glass of Houston Meth
odist Church Sunday School will
hold a FOOD Fair, Saturday night.
MAY 81. starting at $50 o'clock
on the lawn of the Houston Fire
Company. At the food fair will be
ice cream, cake, pie. strawberry
shortcake. hot dogs, lemonade.
coffee, fudge and ETC. Come out
for a social evening with refresh
ments and chat with your friends
and neighbors.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Counsel
man. of Flmhurst. were weekend
ouests Of his narents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Benton Counselman.
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somer by far than any C.O.E. ever built! What's
more, in an L.C.F. you still get the easy ma
neuverabiIity of C.O.E.-plus sturdier frames,
new suspensions and many more modern
truck features.
Inside, the L.C.F.'s new Flight-Ride cab has
a level floor with plenty of ''stretch-out' leg
room and offers the same driver convenience
you'll find in all new Chevrolet trucks. The
driver has commanding view of the road
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-13

Engagingly simple to prepare
is this jellied tuna salad.
A package of lemon gelatin
Is used for the base. Undiluted
evaporated milk is used as par,
of the liquid for the gelatin to
make it richly creamy. At the
same time, the milk adds extra
food value.
Cottage cheese is teamed with
tuna in this nodded salad fo1
substantial good eating.
Diced pimiento and greer
pepper add cleaning bits Of COL
or as well as flavor goodness
Mayonnaise and lemon juice
nnpars an agreeable tang.
TUNA AND COTTAGE
CHEESE NODDED SALAD
s servings
/ quart mold or
81zx41ex2h inch loaf pan
l package lemon favored
gelatin
/ cup boiling water
cup evaporated milk
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manner in which we are assisting
in building defense system for
our state and nation.
| also call for the display of
the Flag of the United States and
the Delaware State Flag at all
appropriate places on this day,
so that our fellow citizens may
fully recognize the sacrifices and
devotion to duty of the armed
forces. / also urge all citizens to
avail themselves of opportunities
to see our defense establishment
in action on this day and express
the great hope that all will join
in conducting proper observances
to mark the occasion.