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The Lincoln times., 1955-07-07
Gatherings
BY DEL LAZENBY

MOST HELPLESS characters in
Washington these days - besides
the motorists - are the street
corner traffic policemen. With the
city busses and trolleys on strike.
the cars whiz by ten abreast, and
if you get near the while lines you
get clipped. Get in the wrong lane.
and you'll tour the whole of Wash
ington - whether you want to or
not. It's no place for the timid.
HOLIDAY traffic between here
and the Capital was teeming, but
all through Virginia we didn't see
a single highway patrolman on the
road. 1t was different when we ar
rived back at the North Carolina
state line. Patrolmen were swarm
ing everywhere.
THE WASHINGTON Monu-
ment had a line half-a-day long
at its base, waiting turns in the
elevator. We decided to climb it
via the inside stairway 500
feet up. We tried to carry Mike,
our 3-1/2-year- -Old, but he is
possessed of the Davy Crockett
spirit and would have none of it.
Mike clambered the 500 feet
himself and even tugged at my
hand when l faltered.
-
IN THE Smithsonian InStitu-
ton. my boys saw Davy Crockett's
rifle and tomahawk, but, SurpriS-
ingly. seemed little impressed.
Danny liked the sword collection
best of all, and Richard was in
terested in the dinosaurs. Mar
garet was all eyes at the collec-
ton of inaugural gowns worn by
all the presidents wives. I liked
the benches where one could sit
down and take load off.
FOUND EXCELLENT motel
accommodations at Alexandria,
Va, five miles out of Washing
ton. at the Towne House, one of
chain. Had luxurious furni-
ture, air-cOnditiOning, radio and
televisiOn i'm all rooms, and
many other cOnveniences and
il cost only S14.42 a day for our
party of five.
MEALS WOULD have eaten us
up. but we PLAYED it smart. Took
along a charcoal-fuelled hambur-
ger grill we won at bingo at the
VFW club here, and cooked our
meals en- route. Ate very well, in
deed, and there are roadside tables
everywhere. Meals in Washington
come high.
WASHINGTON has a Southern
air. Lot of friendly people and a
lot of jokers-not all of them in
Congress-! Was hunting a news
stand on 14th Street and two
young bell hops. splendidly uni
formed. emerged onto the street
tittering to one another. No, they
didn't know where a newsstand
was. They were new in Washing
ton. Were Canadians!
COUNTERMAN at a hambur-
ger place near the Towne House
kidded the three young Lazen-
bys. Told them he used to de-
liver hamburgers to Davy Crock
EFT in the wilds Of Tennessee.
& 3
FEEL SORRY for the folks who
have to abide daily in Washing
ton -. cooped up in desolate.
eerie-l looking brick apartments. or
else in sun-baked housing units
looking all alike no individu-
ality -. nothing but rushing
throngs, noise. and traffic-chok-
ed streets their daily fare. Lin
colnton really looked good. That
last 80 miles, from Mooresville on
in, was the longest 80 miles ever.
The Lincoln times., 1955-07-07
HOBBY HORSE RUSTLERs

Charleston. S. c. - Proving that
there are all kinds of rustlers in
the world = this time they pried
open a pay-as-you-ride hobby
horse in local store and stole
$3.50 in dimes.
The Lincoln times., 1955-07-07

Son: / want to be a bone spe-
cialist.
Father: Well, you've got the
head for it.
The Lincoln times., 1955-07-07

The making of friends is the
best token we have of mans sue
cess.
The Lincoln times., 1955-07-07

In the old days when a youth
started sowing wild oats. father
started the thrashing machine.
, 1955-07-16
s a . 4 , A \

"A
at 500 & 900 pm.
Special Saturday Admission
Our Triple Action Program with
Spanish Subtitles
JUNGLE DRUMS OF AFRICA
Chapters Z & 8
list Feature
"DEsPEHADoES OUTPOST"
starring Alan Rocky Lane
End Feature
SHADOW IN THE SKY"
Ralph Meeker : Jean Hagen
Nancy Davis
In all two performances aAmeri-
can News of Colored America" &
at 500 & 500 pm. Latest Warner
Bros. News
, 1955-07-16
ANDREAS /.
indeed high.
IN SAINT CROIXl

Mr.. Cruz had been aiIing
for a long time and recently
returned from New York
where he was sent in the hope
that expert medical attention
would have helped,
He IS survived by his wife
and several children, among
them Maria, Providencia, Ra-
quel, Andrecita and Ida, some
of whom came in from New
York. From Puerto Rico came
his many relatives including
his brother, Tito Berries, also
cousins and brother-in-law.
The funeral procession will
leave his home at 4 o'clock on
Sunday.
, 1955-07-16
lid
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"A CARD Of THANKS and
APPRECIATION

The Armstrong, Christian
sen, and Phare Family thru
this medium sOish to express
their sincere thanks and appre
citation to their many friends
and dcqudintdnces for all en-
pressions Of sympathy during
the illness. and after the death
of their beloved Husband, Fa-
ther and Brother-in-LdtO Rad
|clyffe Armstrong.
, 1955-07-16

bert Newton : David Brian and
Paul Kelly
HIGH !.
flight an emergency arises
which unmasks the emotions
and true characters Of the pas
sengers and the crew.
The backgrounds for the
film are repeatedly authentic
as camera crews were sent
from Hollywood to Waikiki
Beach, San Francisco and Oak
and Airport for Cinemascope
and WarnerC Color scenes.
One special crew flew 500
miles to keep a date with a
storm were needed and with
the emphasis on realism, direc
tor William Wellman dis
patched a flying camera crew
when the weather bureau no
titled him Of a particularly
photogenic group Of storm
clouds.
, 1955-07-16
SUNDAY & MONDAY
THE HIGH & THE MIGHTY"
starring

starring
John Wayne : Claire Trevor
LARAMIE Day Robert Stack :
John Sterling : Phil Harris : Ro-
bert Newton : David Brian and
Paul Kelly
, 1955-07-16

s.MsSis" TshUlases. with fhis new
feature secretaries con tubulute
with finger Or palm without
moving their hunds from the
gUtde-key positions.
earrluse Centred. Allows The sec
vefury to suit the eurriage ten
sion to her needs. Just flip Of
the knob does III No need 70 coll
q repair munl
Evening star., 1955-01-22
TRucKs ION sALE icani.l ]

JEKP. 4-yheei drive. military. $3.50
on beat cash .oner. HANEoM NOT
oRS, Bfandywine, Nd. Fairgieu
rs fPoED. F-s TRAcroR. equipped
With aiE or vacuum: $3.50 er best
Brandywins. Nd. faiFvieW 2-53I2,
BUsrsEss IIourDATED-1ss4 FRord Il
panel truck. Call 10. T-7e4S.
rRAsa TRUCKS, .. 1850 o. q c,
Model $50. II II. an steel body and
hoist. Excel eond-R Reas. Can be
seen at 200 u st. s.w. l23
IN good cond. Rebuilt motor. q. 000
nj. Very sood rubber, elesrancs
lights, turn signals. Pull price,
4225; RI 2li7 N Emerson st.. .Ari
'4s DODGE. h-ton panel. Al, ccnds-
ten: best Offer. RE. 4-25S0. --2z
1881 FORD F6,. t2l.. one with IL II,
stake body and / dump truck. Al
cond., reas.. AP. 7-0133. --23
tor parts; not In running cond. ss5
DODGE '52 half-ton pickup; owner
driven: Only $4,000 mi. Showroom
sondlsIon. many extras. Se95. AP.
2~UId6. O2
Evening star., 1955-01-22
TRUCKS FOR SALE

cHEvn0LET 'b3 i,s,ton: equipped
12-ft. stake, low mileage. sold and
serviced by US since new. We invite
you to inspect this truck and see
for yourself lis like-new condition.
81 ,4e5. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO..
INC. 77s5 wis. ave. OIL. 4-619o.,
CHEVROLET "a ha-ton pickup: sold
and serviced By US since new; heater
and defroster. good actual miles;
save HUNDREDS OF dollars at 81. las.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO, INC.
7725 Wis ave. OIL. A-6i00. ---23
CHEVROLET 1858 u ton panel: ex-
cell. cond.. With extra seat heater,
NIL: l,160. HA. 2-7766. --23
CHEVROLET as waik-in van; Boy
eftown body; good condition; only
az ssae Se ses ssaas Z. fs fb ADa AsDDa Asali n.
Fri. Sat. or sun. Choice Of 3 ether
'Sa chsv. sedan deliveries: u ,a95
FORD 20 SEDAN DELIVERY: eanno,
Also I clean 'SS Wiiiys ssdsa dsliy.
cry. Sesssi snpS c ,ss DcdEs .soTp q
500 onlsS SsonlnSen g. suarsnseeS ,, s:, Service; e
s6s opsp ist ii sSfd and 4 sts, u y ", "
Ap, 2-S72a, ga !.
,ns D0DGE, u ton panel, seas, IS
S725; WfLLYs 'Ba, sedan delivery.
S6f5: S. down, sToHLMAN Fuar-
BILL, SEHRuS on ths open lot 33rd
and ~ st.. Qeorsetown. NV. Q I'll o,
aervieemen financed. ~-24
|'ae INxERNATIoNAl., igs-ton fat
dump. $3.50 eE best cash oifer, RAN
SOM MOTORS, BrAndywtne, Nd
Fairview a-ySi2. ---23
Evening star., 1955-01-22
AYIATlQN
BoATs


NEW 1854 Girls Graft Commander.
10 h.p.; never been in water; cost
$S3S, . siye-away at $500. III 4
.26-ft. sedan: l940
model; Chrysler Ace engine: foam
rubber, electric hilge pump canopy;
extras. Price, s2.295. TK. 6-Si74.
Ioo-H.P. MERCURY fully marine
converted engine incl. paragon,
clutch and reverse gear and iabsco
silent water pumps. Gail Ii. 3-422d
q to 8 or RA. 3-6569 after 5 pm
Can be seen at 700 M st. s.e..
Anacostis Marine Service. ---23
WANTED-Boat for bay: priced ur
TO $1,000. Call EN-. 2-lSS6.. Ia
23-FT. RICHARDsON--Lsocated Nil.
slip ~. Call WE. 5-6552. --23
BOAT BUILDING AND REPAIRS
Canvas. marine plywood. anchor
fast nails, Everdur screws. w. II
(BILLl JENKINS. 500 Maine ave,
s.w., Ma. 6-1316. --23
Evening star., 1955-01-22
FEATURE ATTRACTION
1855 NEW MOON, Al FIT.
FULL PRICE. S4,1g5
5 YEARS TO PAY

American Trailer Co., Inc.
1901 Richmond Hwy, Alex. Va.
SO. 5-67S0 --23
1852 SCHULZ 35 ft., 2 bedrms., bed.
rm. In each end. cannot be told
from bfand-new. lived In by elderi,
couple less than 8 mos. Must see te
appreciate. S2,9e5. Small down nay.
ment. 8 years for unpaid balance
1851 L4AsALLE 35 IT,, 2 bedrms.,
sleeper, iust like brand-new. Al
modern. seeing Is believing, S2.69E
win accept S695 down. Unpaid bal.
ance through local bank at So.
1852 CREsTLiNE, SO it.. 2 bedrm.
all aluminium and all modern. So. .495
$496. down, balance financed
/ through local bank 6M and vii
make payments to suit buyer.
We have several late model / ant
Z hedrm. trailers, all modern al
drastic reductions, We have few
models from Al to 40 liyeabie ant
In perfect condition. Priced from
COLES
washington BALTIC. blvd. 3 miles north
Of Laurel, Nd. PA. 5-l922, Elk.
ridge SST. --23
Evening star., 1955-01-22
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

S2hR Asfs sfSss E:9'sS 1850 Es,ss Es.:
SOUTHERN DEALER, In town This
week, will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call IA. 9-4S0l.
bed. Must be cheap. Ill 3-i427.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
GARAGES

SINGLE, metal, rear 62S llth st.
ne. soft. paved alley. Wo. 6-SQ26
after 9 pm. --23
DOURLE-CAR GARAGE. vacant q,
Jan. "a. suit. commercial purposes.
1925 P st. NV, CO. 6-sl6s TN i2,
BRK. BLDGs., ii by II IT,, : IT,
overhead dr, Electricity. wide alley,
Concrete a, Rear 6512 Blair I'd. NV,
$25 per mo-, Ju. 9-6521. --23
HEATED GARAGE for rent al iaC
@ st. ne, Ii. 6-44d6. --23
Evening star., 1955-01-22
TRUST NOTES ron SALE

sECoND-TRUsr NOTE 81 $3.50
win ssli for $4,000. Can all day
SET sgn; and Veskdsys after $50.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
LOANS

call American Until S;00 Pm.
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
Ptek 10 yosf tnonsy
az tAe offtSf near pots
Phone Adams 2-6Sl0
AMERICAN FINANCE co.
sses wbeeasin Ave-
sses Rheds Essssa Ava. N,E . 80.
sssi \. ssssss ~ As,iassss.. Va.
- kiss 30. flsssssria ". . -.
syps sssvibere rIss 81. ID. $500
Evening star., 1955-01-22
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ARR Y0UR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too highSf9 Money loaned on let
or End trusts. on terms 70 suit your
budget. Loans made In d, c., Nd.
and Va, Low intarest rate Call MR..
FREEDMAN. Wsshinston Loan n
Trust Bldg, 300 p 81. NV. RIM.
S0F, tsl. RI. T-1525,
RUILpERs ATTENTI0N--Have client
SoSc S'af' e. v. SEASONED sSssnsss and sdpIssn nss
notes at reas, discounE JOHN l..
SHELTON. 10. $4,000. ---a9
HAvg 1i.s0o cAgH---ror seasoned
2nd trust note ct prevailing dis.
count. Call EN-. 2-lsf4. ----2J
1st. 2nd. srd TRUST LOANe covering
-. c. nearby Nd, and Va. proper
ties. financial relief Tor all p1r-
poses, incl. repairs. remodeling.
APEX REALTY co.
oil NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ut a-lNl4 29a
Evening star., 1955-01-22

PLYMOUTH 1851 Belyedere hard
age. excellent condition: original
owner: selling se95. Ap. e-056s.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

PLYMOUTH TAxICABS
Also cheys., Fords, Dodess; small
down payment, Sc per day: your
colors. 900 TAYLOR st. NV. "a
CHEVROLET TAXICAB
Also Phys, Fords, Dodses. SO per
day, with small down payment, 900
TAYLOR 81, NV. "a
Evening star., 1955-01-22
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

BRADLEY BLVD, Potomac area--ls
to l acre wooded lot for rambler,
OIL, 2~4BO5 evenings. -23
FOUR-UNIT APT. lot mr. Minnesota
and Pa. aves. Sc. Call LU. 1-6300
before $40 nm, .121
MYEsTOR wants aereage. with or
details to BOX 397-R. Star. --23
WE HAVE BUYERS AVAILABLE io1
4, lots and acreage In nearby MARYLAND.
Ju. s-9393; Sun. and ewes. Ju.
b-Sb0o. -23
Evening star., 1955-01-22
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
REHOBOTH BEACH
nEI AWARE

ATTENTION INVESTORS
One Of the most valuable beach
blocks frontire on boardwalk, Ideal
Motel-hotel and stores site for sale
REALTCR. Rehoboth Beach. phone
Evening star., 1955-01-22

-
WHY
Retire S in Orange City a. Hills, ,s Els,D
Fia.f
Because you live LONGER.
Becsnse Of the health-givinE pure
water.
Because of the hish elevation.
Because no State income tax.
Because $4,000 exemption on your
home,
Because streets are In. Utilities
available.
Because q orange trees and ! srape-
fruit tree with each house.
Because $50 down. Sf0 monthly,
Total $395 purchases your lot.
Because A's your nrst step. towards
q home in Florida, Send for beau
tifni brochure: ORANGE CITY
HILLS, a27 18th 81. NV, ST. a.
2a4l. once open ewes, Ask for
Mr., Perkins ---2y
Evening star., 1955-01-22
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WOULD LIKE TO LEASE FISHING
RIGHTS on fresh-water pond, with
in reasonable driving distance Of
Washington. ia. 7-5220. --23
Evening star., 1955-01-22
End TRUSTS

I'LL buy Ends at TOP prices. cash 1
heur. NOT Al BROKER, pay or ewes,
s-ff you don't want 70 seii your End
advance cash 90 same ak small
Discount IA. e.2a0ls ~. A-e05e.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

FOR sALE--Asking $1,000 Tor. 1949
zimmer all.mstsl trailer; ~ ii;
refgr.: one owner; immediate pos.
session; can be seen ct lot 1-A
Nightingale Trailer Court, 3S0e
Richmond hwy. Call SO. 5-4bS7.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
FLORIDA PROPERTY
WHY

MOTEL, l0-ynit. for rent Or sale on
boasing, hshtnE OF property. II,
Evening star., 1955-01-22

I2f FT., 1850, ell aluminium. very nice,
$500 and take over small payments
Can be seen at CHERRY HILL
TRAILER CAMP. Lot 8, 3rd 81, or
Evening star., 1955-01-22

CHEVROLET '55 sport coupe hard
!, top; here is real beautyi Coral
with shadow gray top, Wv. tube
less tires, big aforementioned heater.
undercoatina. porcelainized. special
side elareproof mirror. Only $500
mi, II you're looking for this type
OF car, here is your chance to save
At only .$2.3S5. Will trade. See
at 902 18th st. NV, EX. 3-G2l9.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

CHEVROLET 1852 Styleline a-dr.;
sparkling green finish, equipped with
and drive this beauty today. Only
$685.. Easy terms. KENYON-PECK
CHEVROLET. 3140 Lee hwy, Ar
lington. Va. eJA. 2-9003. Open TIL
Evening star., 1955-01-22

CADILLAC '53 "62" convertible: low
mileage: all extras: tip-top condi-
ton from bumper to bumper; spare
no trade-tn; S3,i96. TIE. $500.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

owner, clean. r. and I
pTys;nppTTa res; pTTiSs "a RE; !. a., "a
ard shift; excel. cond
miles: one owner: lea
try. S1,100. 5007
Sumner, OIL. 6-6959,
Evening star., 1955-01-22
TRAiLERs

ALL-STEEh UTILITY TRAILER with
4x7x3-ft, 1h-ton cap, tenders new.
1908 Mass ave. ne. 23s
LATE .53 ULTRA MODERN 37-ft.,
air-cond. Spartan: compl. bath, In
clud. ~, foam-rubber mattress, pill
lows, carpetine, lined drapes, many
extras. OWNER. Adults: Potomac
Park CT, 3. Potomac PIX, Lot 3l6.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

sfs5es. io58 ' .9s'' e HoiidsV ifas,As; s;eSany, Sary
Ike new. SI.9a5. 1862 "9S' Holt
dag sedan, SI.395. 1949 '.sS"
conv really nice. only $B9S. See
these outstanding cars. THACKER
MOTORS. 18th and r. ]. ave. n.es
oLDsMOBiIR '5e 4-dr ..es"; radio
and heater, excellent condition; !;
u $50. See Mr.. Barry, Mon, through
Evening star., 1955-01-22

1851 PEERLESS; 2 bedrns. with bath,
shower; very good e21d,; S2. $50,
Err Park. 10. 10000. Ext. 4395.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

'4e Fleetwood; fully equip :,
I, n sSnd w Must take es % ssfn e
In trade or 81 .i9S, no Rhode Is
land ave. ne, DU. 1892. --27
CADILLAC 1915 "62" 4-dr.: r. and
h., perfect Wv, tires: very clean.
2-toned. Formerly owned BY Minis
ter. $395. BOWMAN-STuDEB
T8fl0 Georgia ave NV PA R-1101
Evening star., 1955-01-22

CHEVROLET '4s cdr. sedan: r. ana
h.; family's Ind car; buy from
owner. Best offer. IA. 9-074S.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

from coast to coast and up
into Canada.
Yes, even to the islands
of the Pacific where COM
mon CFU membership was
an immediate bond Of
friendship with GIs whom
we had never seen before.
Our weekly resumes can
become repetitious if we fail
to inject some ne#aete, -or
to use the vernacular-gim-
mick. Well, we have no gin-
micks but there does seem to
be a number of misconcep-
tons about this campaign
that could stand Qualification.
Bro. Brkich has already
made it clear in his January
26 editorial treatment that
you cannot give away points
and still expect the monetary
equivalent.
Now, Let's Get To Work!
Let's keep in mind that if
you aspire to be a Delegate,
or even a Senior Honorary
Delegate, to the 4th Junior
Convention in Gary, Ind, you
need a mere 20 points if you
will provide your own trans
portation and hotel accommo-
dation.
The Junior Delegate
from way out on the West
Coast or away up in Nova
Scotia needs only 100
points. He will be entitled
to round trip railroad coach
fare to Gary, hotel accom-
mOdations, meals and all
attendant functions of the
8 day conclave.
Remember that you can
achieve that goal by signing
up only $1,000 of Endowment
insurance and still have 5
points or S5 to spare.
A number of our old CAM
paigners have asked if it is
permissible to combine points
at the end of the drive. That
) is, if some aspiring delegate
needed some points at the
close Of the campaign, could
he use someone elses points?
We say yes, for if he is given
those points the Society will
J not be paying extra for them
so we see no objection to this.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

19, 1941, IN Kansas City,
Kansas, as we'll as those who
participated in the 3rd Junior
Convention. held August IA
Is, 1850, in Washington, D.
c.?
What has come to pass in
the lives of these people in
the historic years which have
passed since that first Junior
Convention of nearly 16 years
ago?
Many, we know, have
long since married and
raised fine families. Some
passed away from natural
causes; others made the
supreme sacrifice during
World War III. Some went
on to become outstanding
Lodge Officials and-or Jun
ior Nest Managers. Still
others were destined for
college, business, athletic,
ETC., ETC., greatness.
We cannot help but wonder
what these good people are
doing as we go about promot-
ing the Society's 1855 Mem
bership Campaign honoring
the 10th Anniversary of its
Junior Order Department and
helping lay plans for it's 4th
National Junior Convention,
to be held July 2-3-4 of this
year at Gary, Indiana.
And we have been wonder.
ing whether it wouldn't be
within reason to call upon the
Delegates to those Junior
Conventions of 1889, 1941
and 1850 to participate in this
years Campaign and attenc
the Gary Junior Convention
as Honorary Delegates.
Asking For Too Much?
Altogether, we would say
around 400 Delegates attend
ed the 1889, 1941 and 1850
Conventions held, respective
ly, at Des PLANES, Kansa!
City and Washington, D. c.
Surely one-fourth (100) o.
those so honored in days gone
by should feel that they are
more or less duty bound" tt
repay their Society by parti
cipating in its 1855 Member
ship Campaign and striving
to do it one or all Of the fol
lowing favors:
u Qualifying themselves
as an Honorary Delegate to
the Gary Junior Conven-
ton; p helping qualify
their youngsters as Dele
gates to the Convention;
or 81 vowing that the fam
lily itself will be represent
ed at Gary by both a Junior
and an Honorary 1855 Con-
vention Delegate.
A born optimist, we canno
help but feel that at least 1O(
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02


tory and only four remain.
Admittedly, every begin
ming has to contend with that
handicap-initial inertia. We
are happy to say however
that such was not the case
with this beginning The re-
suits of this very first month
show a juvenile enrolment of
173 and for the seniors 1923
for a total of 296.
This is by no means a
spe C tacular achievement,
but, as we mentioned be-
fore, for a first month it is
somewhat of a record.
This campaign will long be
remembered for the grass
roots enthusiasm that it ELI
cited. In its, to date, short
running period, we have re-
ceived so many letters of well
wishes, so many expressions
of willingness to work and
labor in the field, that we
cannot help but be imbued
with an unfaltering conf
dence in unparalleled success.
News From Los Angeles
One such letter arrived
from Kathryn Pavesic, the
newly elected Manager of our
large Los Angeles Nest "a.
Sister Pavesic asked that we,
first of all, phrase a notice
regarding her election and
address an appeal to all her
members to contact her on
all matters pertaining to
membership.
Sister Pavesic resides at
72O3-5th Ave., Los Ange-
les 43, Calf. Her phone
number is PL. 1-1G22.
The most interesting and
heartening part of sister Pa
vesic's letter is her pledge tc
"endeavor to the best of my
ability to get some of oul
youth interested in the cam
paign." She frankly admits
that she is a novice "at the
insurance business, and to be
a Nest Manager. But the
challenge is great and I ac
cept it willingly"
She goes on to say how hel
own two young sons are i'm
pressed with the greatness o1
our organization. She points
out that "a Yugoslav coule
start in New York, by car
and 60 to the West Coast
stopping in practically an!
town or city, look up a GU
member and be assured O.
warm hospitality"
Your CFU Is Everywhere
Yes indeed, this is abou
the best summarization of ou
CFU that we've ever heard.
We know it to be a fact, fo
we have personally expert
, enced it as a CT travelling
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02
Delegates To Junior Conventions Of
1q3q-1941.l950 Urged To Participate
In Campaign Leading To Gary ConcIave
Many Families Are In Position To Be
Represented At Fourth Junior Confab
By Both Junior And Honorary Delegate
REMEMBER?

By Stephen +. Brkich Secretary, Campaign Committee
Pittsburgh Pa. - Where are the Delegates today who
attended the Croatan Fraterna Unions 1st National Jun
ior Convention held August II through August 15 1882
at it's Childrens Home in Des Planes Illinois?
For that matter what has happened to the Delegates
who attended the End Junior Convention held August 49,