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Evening star., 1955-05-26
BOOKKEEPER

Large. weil-established real
estate Office desires frst-class
machine bookkeeper. Must be
good typist. permanent posi-
tion with opportunity for ad-
vancement. 37l2-hour week in
pleasant air-conditioned Office;
lunches furnished free and
other valuable considerations.
CALL MR. THOMPSON, OR.
Mr.. GRIFFIN, MA. S-2ll2
Evening star., 1955-05-26

HANDYMAN with tools for metal re-
9Og LIST ST. NV. between o and
.; L. BROMWELL. INC.
HOD CARRIERS I0l. large housinc
project in Bethesda. Md. See Buck
jackson. Out Wisconsin ave. to Ce-
gar lane, right TO Chanute. right tc
INC. -9T
for storm windows, ex-
perience preferred but not essential.
ISSIIR SCH q; aNcF t-2tlS after 9 pm. 12s
ity and stability. for S3a5 indus
trial debit and 5000 monthly
debit. Average commissions per
week. $ll0. Auto necessary. Apply
suite 23l. Dupont Circle Bldg.
1913 Conn. ave. NV. -27
JANITOR AND WIFE. colored no
children, for large S E. project, must
stoker f1reins; S1l6 mo, apt. and
utll: provided, wife to work as
RICHARDSON, 10. 3-4447. 9-5 pm.
EXPERIENCED: for mainte-
nance and oil burners, in garden
type apartment project, Good liv-
,6pm,. RA. 6-"6O5 or IA. 9-I66i.
JANIToR, for perm. Job. in down
town office bldg: must be good gen
era! maintenance man; non-drinker.
dependable and have local refs, !:
apt, for husband and wife mo
CElidrenl. and good salary to right
man, Apply H c. REINER CO, RIM.
40I. AZ 5tk st. NV. between ID
anu noon. ~
Evening star., 1955-05-26

REFRIGERATION sERVICEMAN; ex-
perienced commercial; top salary
steady, ANDYs, La. $4,000. .-2s
REFRIGERATION SERVICEMAN -
Steady Job. local exper. man; comml.
sIoo start, Plus oVertimms' tins paia ns1ER "a
SaoS Sat'OnS; Ga, sRtl0Fm5. aRe. f. e-stse. MS A'
REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN -
Maintenance air-conditioned units:
500 up. POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, 1884 Wilson blvd. All
IA, $4,000 and oil King ST., Alex
k99HERsi 6lentE si xof2. ,S 5E asBhs4:a sn6s@
ROOFING AND SIDING CREW-lst-
quality mechanics only; top pay;
year-around work. so. 5-4S65.. 9
to 10 am. only. -
ROUTEMAN, white: experienced De
Cleaning and laundry route. Salary.
plus commission. Apply in person,
WHEATON VALET, 11447 Georgia
ave 10
ROUTEMAN-Man to service, main
tain and develop dry cleaning route
in country club area Of Arlington
for quality dry cleaning plant. No
phone calls; Apply TOWN q GOWN H,i
Try d GLEANEiNS VT va !oeS
ROUTEMAN
The ice cream season has started
this year Jack and Jill drivers are
earning more than ever before. due
to our tremendous advertising cam
paign The kids are waiting for the
Jack and Jill man Get In on the
big earnings Apply any day incl.
Sat and Sun. IN to pm
JACK 4 JILL ICE CREAM CO
l41a L st sc ---------.-------
SAFETY ENGINEER TRAINEE.
CASUALTY INSURANCE CO. de-
sires trainee to become safety rep
respntative operating in Washing
ton This work is interesting and
the company offers good training,
security and reasonably remunera-
tion At least . yrs. college engl-
neering or science: intellieence,
good appearance and character are
necessary qualifications. Preferred
age around 80 yrs. Reply stating
qualifications. etc. Box 451-E. star,
SALES PROMOTION MAN, s4oo. No
direct sales. GENERAL EMPLOY
MENT, 1907 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
PAINTER

PAINTER (WHITE)
All year-round steady job in
apartment development for
a good man. No drinkers
considered. Call Mr.. Macy,
HU. 3-4400.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
CLERK-TYPIST

Young man. 1890 yrs. of age. for
beginning position in our payroll
dept, Must be accurate typ!St and
be good at working with figures
sLeeible handwriting also required
advancement Apply Personnel
Room 6O5 Omen weekdays, S'30-5
and Sat, 9-l2. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Sheet Metal Mechanics
Outside. Top pay. RE. 6-S2S3.

SutoAuC' Aop paS' HG' o-c~co.
-26
SHIPPING CLERK WANTED-Excel-
lent opportunity for young man to
get into electronicS field Hyattsville
area resident preferred: must be
high school graduate. Call AP.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced dg only,
BLAcHERs SHOE STORE, 923 II
SHOE Statesmen, family shoe store,
experience; steady Job. top salary.
1856 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. 7-2004.
SHOPMAN, exper. in Formica work:
good paw. Call JU. S-1136. $3.50 to
$50 -27
SIDING MAN: Rockville area; LIST
class: steady work, good pay. Call
JU. 8-17gl after z pm. 20
STEAMFITTER'S HELPER. expert
enced, sober, reliable. WA. 7-l906
or UN. 4-4S00 rs
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STEWARD


For downtown hotel, must be expert
enced; good salary. Call Ma. S-24o7
between 9 and 5. -27
STOCK CLERK, Wholesale electrical
supply business: will train; excel
lent opportunity for advancement:
sse' 70 to 30; salary open. Box
S SUPERVISORY WANTED for small
loan corporation. Six local Offices
Excellent starting salary. with rap
idly growing firm. Unlimited oppor-
tunity. Phone evenings. OIL. T-@506
OR COLLEGE STUDENT
Summer work in mountains; en-
toyable experience. S720 for 90
DAYS. Box 5l-C, Star. -27
SALESMAN to solicit 3
niahts Weekly,. from Il pm. to = pm.
Leads furnished; salary. S5 per
nieht. Sales experience necessary,
must be relisble and have good
or Mr.. STERLING, IA. $500.
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statesmen
statesmen

FOR AGGRESSIVE USED
CAR OPERATION. THIS is
THE LARGEST OPERATION
OF ITS KIND IN THE AREA.
PLENTY OF LEADS FUR
NISHED. NO LIMIT TO SAL
AIRY FOR THE RIGHT MAN.
APPLY IN PERSON, MR..
ROSS, 7400 GEORGIA AVE.
NV. OR CALL FOR APPOINT
MENT. TU. 2-4200.
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CONSTRUCTION
PURCHASING
AGENT
Construction Superintendent
COPY BOY

Young man, 2l-25 yrs. Of age, with
some college BACKGROUND who is in
terested in getting a start in our
news dept. Possibilities of advance
ment This is not a summer Job,
Apply Personnel Room sos, Open
weekdays $500 and Sat. 9-l2. No
nhnne calls
Evening star., 1955-05-26
hElP-WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT SECRETARY, for Ia
koma Park real estate ONCE; must
be competent accountant, TU. q
Evening star., 1955-05-26

SOBER, fellapIe' insurance
benefits. paid holidays and vaca-
tion. See Mr.. Estep. PAGE-HUGHEs
BUICK, 621 Arlington blvd. Falls
Church. -26
ENGINEER; engineer
Ss'On0' POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. 2334 Wilson blvd, Airing
ton, ia. $4,000: Oil King st.,
Alexandria, XII. 9-5055.
NEWS REPORTER-YounR man. must
write shorthand and be excellent
typist. Box 207-K. Star. 2g'
NIGHT CLERK, for large residential
development; white, age 25 to 40:
hours 5 to s; S pm. to 5 am,
PIX experience desirable: good
health, good appearance. and a
pleasing personality essential: ref
erenceS required; good pay. Apply
Mr.. HARTNETT. 2l31 o st. NV,
s to II am, Ho. 23100. ~
DFC. MGR, $3.50; exper. eleetronics.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT, 1907 H
ct
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HELP-MEN
MAINTENANCE MAN

man to dc maintenance
work and take care OF hot-water
heat oil burner system Of garden
type apartment project. Will only
consider q man who can show q
good past record Salary and apart
Inent. Call Mr.. MACY, HU. 3-4400
between 8 am. and 5 pm.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
GUARDS

openings for white men between
25 and As: must be in good physical
condition and have clear records, as
least $40" tall. with appropriate
weight: weekly earnings. $50; op-
portunity for advancement; former
applicants need not apply. Apply
between 10 am. and 3 pm. only,
lDnn n ST n u ~
Evening star., 1955-05-26
ROOKKEEPER

Manager OF small ONCE. Simple set
of books. Typing exper. and handl-
ing OF money essential. Salary incl
2 meals daily. TALLY-HO RESTAU-
RANT, Sl2 nth st NV. -26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05
Delta Tau Delta Wins
First Place in CIV Sinq

The annual fraternity
Council Sing at George Wash
ington University was held last
night in Lisner Auditorium.
Delta Tau Delta fraternity
won first place in the singing
Second went to Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, and third to Kappa
Sigma.
The cup for the outstanding
choral director went to Roy
Dennis of Kappa Sigma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05
Births Reported
tFrom d. C. Health Department)

rIom ~ ". hSoish %Sss"
BOYS
John and Carole Bass.
Robert and Mary Connors.
John and Marjorie Hanchin.
Robert and Sally Logan.
Charles and Mildred Overly.
Thome and Fife Posey,.
Sqlr atiG and DDf Audrey Sweeney.
John and Maitzie Barnes.
Raymond and Annie Grant.
Charles and Perlie Mechanics.
George and Ruth Cocks.
Eugene and Mary. Evans.
Biagio and Ida Mellon;
Francis and Virginia Queen.
Alfred and Fay Schminkey.
Marcillous and Naomi Cooper.
Albert and Emma Lewis.
Robert and Anna Page.
GIRLS
sydney and Gloria Albrittain.
Paul and Ann gladden..
Alexander and Katherine Costea.
James and Helen Fitzgerald.
Chris and Voula Georgiou.
Edward and Nancy Harvey.
Arthur and Joan Kahn.
Karl and Margaret KunZ.
John and Mabel Mcdonald.
Joseph and Lucretia Quinn.
warren ana bernlce CtelHeI.
William and Nell Weaver.
Thomas and Mildred Corbin..
Yasuhiro and Taeko Matsuoka.
Bernard and Sarah Ten Eyck.
Leo and Eleanor Brady.
John and Anne Connolly.
John and June Fenwick.
Peter and Erma Ganascioh.
Theodore and Georgia Grunewald.
Robert and Ann Hummel.
John and TIA Killeen.
Harrison and Helen Machke.
Casimir and Frances OrZechowsk.
John and Marion Slattery.
Rodney and Helen Van Devanter.
John and Dorothy Zimmerman.
Wilfred and Dorothy Kelly.
Joseph and Gladys Rucker
Edward and Gladys Williams.
TWINS
George and Mary Kelly, boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05
MorriogeLicen
Applications

Under D. {. ldtD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, t0ait three full days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holt
days are counted the same as
other days.
Robert Weaver. 20, and Geneva Elliot
II, both of 1893 W st; Sc: .,
10, both o. Providence FORGE. Va.
Winfrea Lvebke: IT.. q. and Joyce Noel
rs; both Of Fl, W sg1s Ind md :, rw
ca sSo S SVian raaDley. e. s4o5 i5th St
James wilder. 81. 1891 LIST st. nv, and
Alberta Thomas. "A. Cedar Heights
Donald nal Shepherd, 20. SCI 18th st. Sc
and Janet Wellik, 20. 1902 Potomac
Harry White. SO. Knoxville. Tenn. ane
Barbara Renfro, %. 1919 simms pl
Alfred schumann, rs. Alexandria, Va.
and S.s Win If sr9wp o1 nnS M ara
Shrum' IS. 500 Chesapeake st. sc
Raymond Hammond, 81, 713 LIST st. NV.
and Mildred Martin. rs. Richmond.
Donald anal aa etts 3d. k saSs M R
Edward Homer. 90. 2919 Pennsylvania
ave. Sc, and Elizabeth Grove, "A
James Ash. %, silver Spring, Md, anc
Patricia Paxton, 81, 1913 18th St
NV
Lee Goff, %. Arlington, Va. and Jear
Harris, 81, 511-A Cathedral ave. NV
BaTsley Madison n.diS FL Baltimore salt ane
Loyola Sommer, %, st. Paul. Mo. anc
Norma Better, II, Akron, Ohio.
Wilbert Kuni, jr., 81. st. Louis, anc
Barbara Rudolf 49, 2747 Macomo 81
Floyd Barnes, "a. 31s T st. NV. and
Marie Sones, Fl. 1880 Georgia ave
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05

George and Mary Kelly, boys.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

NJ, SxoUNIEY CLUB HILLS
Club; charming brk. house; lar9s
screened porch overlooking bie
yard. 3 bedrmS. and bath. liy. rm s
WIN fireplace. sep. din, rrin.' euuip
xit, pine-paneled recr. rnl. with
fireplace and full bath; automatir
wE wwEsher Ind and drier. Sale by OWNER,
ne. S.SOTS
Evening star., 1955-06-19

SUPER en- LUXURY sHoWPL.AaIc.;E RAM
fAPPppRRqlPsIAIE fPpRlP LoCATIoN OVER.
.IoM.BUILT 2-YEAR- old BRICK
HAS SIZE AND CHARM IN fvEfY
DlEIAIL. EXTRA ?6xi5 FIRST
AQoR ,REGREATIoN ROOM HAS
nIesa5IpE mnIAesSaS5IpE STONE FIREPLhcE AND
BAR AND poWpRR NvnRRT kooMa.o MaoiLclis g.cAR
GARAGE. OWNER TR1NSFERREiD5'
4 Rare OPPORTUNITY. CALL
NOW FOR DETAILS. PARKER
SMITH & DONNELL, IA. 7-fjf6I,
Evening star., 1955-06-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALExANDRIA--s260 down to Nom
Vet, 024 -Four Mile rd,, Alexandria,
i.year-old brick semidet. 3-bedrm'
home. Range and refgr.: priced
right. Monthly payments viii run
about $50 per mo, including taxes.
Insurance. Interest. and principal.
on first and second trust. Diree-
tons. 2 blocks past 8. Qlebe rd.. to
ysSr SsSF NH Nj. ra vsss cp.5 slass' sas 70 -
ALExANDRfA-Modern s-bedroom,
den, 1s-bath home, featuring sep
erate dining room, patio and large
fenced tree-shaded lot: only SIS :
ESQ; X s-s227. ASSOCIATED
Evening star., 1955-06-19
ALEXANDRIA
FRI

Means In This Case
FOR BEST INFORMATION
Located in Woodlawn Manor
near Fort Belvoir, this brick,
Colonial home, with attrac-
tive ward, set back deep from
road. has 8 bedrooms, large
family sized dining room, liy-
ing room with fireplace and
attractive complete kitchen,
side porch; full Easement with
fireplace, outside entrance to
q beautiful yard with trees
and shrubs to match. You
can buy this en- favorable
terms. It Is approved or
or FHA or conventional
financing.
ASK FOR LISTING 3a9-M
TE. 6-7244 TIE. S-T344
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 8. st. Asaph St., Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

UWNEK-Cape Cod HunpaIow. hrict
shingles: 3 bedrms,, earbsRe Dis
posal, Bendix washer, patio: fnIl
osmt; rock-wool Insulation: al
appraised S13.75O. ia. 5.o1fSb
Open Sat, and Sim
Evening star., 1955-06-19

CoUNTY-SS. 500 is total
Modern1o MaSe 1or r1,IIs, fn1s house to sell quickly
basement: on. A-acre lot. Ali It
$500 down, to OF will buy a q.
pedroom home at Sl3,7bO that
poasts fun basement: hot-water
corner nens; gIatfase; Iat on lovely h-acre
see US for any Fairfax real estate.
tne most comprehensive listtnRS al
any suburban firm. PENTACiON
nEAh5T sans 60. Fairfax. Va. Cres-
Evening star., 1955-06-19
NO CASH CT
Veterans and Non-Veterans
WAKE UP


THIS Is IT. NO MONEY DOWN.
2 and 3 bedrms. with ] and
baths. de luxe kitchen which you
must see to appreciate, featuring
natural birch cabinet, garbage dis
posal. kitchen fan. SO" Wei
Bit gas range. lge. WESTINGHOUSE
refgr.,, gleaming Formica counter
top: house Is fully equip. with
Venetian blinds, screens for all
windows and doors; curb and gut
ters. paved streets and sidewalks,
paid for: all this and more. The
location is wonderful. don't dare
pass UP these homes. Priced at
FHA financing. Directions: Pa.
ave. .s.e, to Southern ave. left on
Southern ave. blks. to Ellis St,
rieht on Ellis st. 2 blks. to open
house.
]. M. MEDLEY Jordan S-5777
Evening star., 1955-06-19
ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAMSBURG
COLONIAL,

oficers impending move makes very
attractive home available at this
time. 1st floor contains unusually
large living rm.. formal dining rm.,
large paneled bedrm. and bath: q
large bedrms and bath. end floor.
eatra ser snIranfsd and e fas bses T Msufg q
School district, 10 minutes from
Pentagon Price. so $50, Princi-
piles only. XII 9-4967. Ia
Evening star., 1955-06-19

~, FAIRFAX COUNTY
Gl approved, S20,500. 3-bedrm
rambler. custom-bu gear garage
On or corner lot. S2.750 down Gi
5-rm home. 9 acres, beautifu,
grounds. stream; S13,75o. SI'Eo0
new 4.rn1. cottage on h-acre corner
lot' 9,96u; 5000 down, $50 mo.
SosWN, SIMPSON, Broker. CT,
Evening star., 1955-06-19

GI APPR.--3-bedrm brick Colonial
in All. Forest, Lee, shade trees on
church, shop. ctr. and busline. 10
min. to Pentagon, $1,000. ia.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
RAMBLERS-CAPE GODS
k1A 2sf1-x15 60D

RAMbLEHS-C COOo
$14,250-$15,600
ST. AMBROSE, ST. BERNARD's
PARISHES
2 sroups attrec. new homes. near
Wash. BALTIC. Parkway and mr.. site
of future paroehiai coeducational
high school in Rogers Hts. Nd.
Apply open houses. 5000 Gallattn
pl., Rogers Hts. or b307 Taussig
I'd. Decatur Hts, Bladensburg. Nd
6g37. once: ROGERS CONsTRUc-
TION CO.. 600l Edmonston rd..
Rogers Hts. Subdivision. Hyatts.
vile. Nd. %
Brick and Shingle, 8 Bedrms.
This lovely Colonial Is VA approved
to sell for SI3,5O0-Liv. Tm. with
fireplace. sep. din, rm.. tile bath.
modern kit. full bsmt., gas heat;
very lse. lot: ioe. near Maryland
University,
Prince Georges Realty
UN. 4-1166 WA. 7-66b6
Ia
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-28
Employees Pension Plan

The Eighth Convention authorized the Supreme Board
Of Directors to establish and put into effect Pension Plan
for the office employees of the Union Our actuares pre-
pared pension plan, which put into effect January
1852 Each employe enrolled makes monthly contribution
the fund based upon the monthly salary received In
addition to the employees contributions the Union
tributes $500 annually in monthly instruments This
buton by the Union is to purchase past service pensions
for employees who employed January l, 1852 and
who had at least full Of service that date The
acuaries have set schedule Of monthly contributions by
the employees and schedule of pension amounts retire
age The of ST. 500 annually will be paid into the
fund by the Union for period of about ten years until
the Pension Fund will be actuarly solvent
We why the executive officers and Off
Gals permanently stationed in the Home Office should not
be included in this Pension Plan.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-28
Testimonial Banquet In
Yukon, Sunday, October z

Yukon, Pa. - Lodge 432,
of the Croatian F'raternal
Union, is completing plans
for the staging of a Testimo-
NAL Banquet. The banquet is
scheduled to take place Sun
day, October 2, 1855, begin
ming at 400 PM, in the Gro
attain Hall.
For this occasion, we will
have with us some prominent
speakers, who will address
our members and guests.
Our menu for that day will
consist of chicken and all the
other tasty side dishes that
go with it. Needless to say,
there will also be an abun-
dance of liquid refreshments
available.
We extend a most cordial
invitation to all the C.F.U.
members and friends of Yu-
kon and vicinity to attend.
Thomas Milovac, Treas.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-28
Supreme Vice.President's Report
Sister and Brother Delegates:

Sister and Brother Delegates:
During the past four years enjoyed serving your
Supreme Vice President being honored by election to this
post by the Delegates at Socety Eighth Convention in
Los Angeles, California
attended all meetings of the Supreme Board of Di-
rectors took part in the deliberations and voted
thought would benefit organization and membership
I attended many affairs of our lodges and every
endeavored to represent Union in the
that great Organization such deserves to be
resented My efforts at all times aimed in the direc-
ton of greater harmony and progress for Organization
Sisters and Brothers, would like to take this opporu-
nifty to say that have enjoyed serving your Supreme
during the past four years and for this
Honor I am sincerely grateful.
This concludes the report of my stewardship of this
office during my tenure in office shall be available at all
times during the of this convention to any
questions about my conduct in office during my term of
May express my sincere wish that our deliberations
this Convention constructive and result decisions
which will be beneficial to Croatan Fraternal Union
and it's entire Membership
Respectfully submitted
Milan Vranes Vice President
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-28

rion Dyro, member of Nest
18 and the Kolo Group.
Born June /, 1916, in Mil
waukee, this pretty blue-eyed
blonde is the daughter of
Hermine Dyro, member OF
E.S.L. 8O7, and treasurer of
the Mothers Club. Marion's
Grandparents Thomas and
Barbara Hosni are also active
members of NADIA" Lodge
255.
Marion is in the third
grade at Brewing School, and
is a talented ballet dancer.
She began taking ballet les
sons, when she was age 3.
This young lady has also
been a baton twirler, for the
past year, and won second
place in a Baton TWirling
Contest, in Waukesha, Wise
She is also taking second
semester piano lessons.
With all the lessons, Mari
on has been taking, she still
finds time to dance with our
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-28

Pittsburgh, Pa. - C.F.U.
Lodge / has increased it's
membership by admitting in
to it's ranks two lovely new
members, Nancy and Frances
Borich, twin daughters of
Frank Borich, Of Brooklyn,
New York. We are very an
xious that the readers of the
zajedniGar get acquainted
with our new members, for
they have been exceptionally
bright scholars, and won ma
ny honors.
While in high school, both
twins received four-year
scholarships. They gradua-
ted from college on June IL,
with the highest honors
Summa Cum Laude and de-
partmental awards for excel
lence in anthropology, in
which they majored.
In addition, they won the
, following honors:
Deans Honor List for four
years.. Royal, Honorary r y
Journalism Society; Alpha
Chi Alpha; and Sigma Lam
bda.
At the completion of their
junior year, they were named
to Phi Beta Kappa, the old,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-28
Detroit III Members
To SUP Before Meeting

Detroit, Mich. - The time
has come again for the men,
bers of "Onyx" CFU Lodge
TT to enjoy another fall So
cial. This social will consist
of a supper for members and
their families, so give the lit
tie woman a night off and
bring her to the Croatian Ca
tholic Center, POI w. Seven
Mile Road, at 600 PM on
Thursday, October 13, 1855.
When we have all had our
share Of food and drink,
President Babich will call our
regular monthly meeting to
order. Neya Ruzich, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-28
North Side Pitt Lodge | Welcomes
New Recruits, Nancy And Fran Borich

est honorary scholastic soci-
ETY.. At the same time they
were named to Who's Who in
American Colleges and Uni
versities. They were two of
only four students in the
school, to achieve this double
honor.
In all they were given eight
honors in the school.
On the basis of their high
achievements, they were Of
fered, among the two of
them, seven different scholar
ships to outstanding univer-
sites, including the most COW
eted, Fullbright, for study
abroad.
In September, they will go
for their Masters Degree, on
one of these offered scholar
ships.
On behalf of the members
of Lodge 1 and all other
members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, we would
like to congratulate Nancy
and Frances, and add that we
are very proud to admit them
into the ranks of our men,
bership.
Joseph Bella, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-28
Mothers Club Proud
OF Nest 18 Member

Milwaukee, Wis. - T h e
CFU Mothers Club of Mil
waukee and West Allis is
happy to introduce to the
readers of the Zee, little Ma
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. Members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union may b c
found in almost every State
Of the Union, in the Territory
Of Alaska, and in every Pro-
vince in Canada.
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. The American people
want to be friends with the
Soviet peoples. There are no
natural differences between
our peoples or nations.
- Dwight d. Eisenhower
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kolo group.
In behalf of all of our men,
bers we would like to wish
Marion lots of luck in her tai
vr Mitzie knaflic, Pres.
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Stephen f. Brkich, Editor
English Section, ZajedniGar