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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOcKBURN AREA : Custom
shaded lot: patio and firepl. in rear
yd., liv. rm. has brick firep.. wall.
sep. din. rm.. lge bedrms.. u
baths. recr rm. and "a bath in
Mcdonald JU 5-S1aS. KORZEN-
s R2SFER 81 4 SIrtR ~ R.M Z I'm
auality-Center hall. separate din,
rm., l3xl6; 3 bedrooms; fabulous
kit. breakfast alcove; 2i2 baths
enormous ground-level clubroom
screen porch: built-in 2-car garage
a4,acre wooded lot. Sensational
value in middle 30s FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. oil. 2-70O6; ewes. OIL.
B /, lily. with rural
rambler. on level Handicapped lot;
lee, liy. rm. din rm. comb, with
stone flrepl.: cleo. kit has break
fast area GI approved, S2l 400.
KORzENDoRFER, OIL. 4-Slli
BETHEsDA-Real bargain: with So
600. down. you can buy new Swiss
elusive section Of BetSesds con.
sisting OF center hall liv rni. WITH
firepl. din rm., fully equipped kit
utility rm. 3 bedrms.. 4ig baths
and earport No agents. Ewes OIL
G-G0n7 -"
BETHESDA--CLOSE IN. Charming
small brick and slate home on love-
ly freed lot. Liv. rm., dining I'm
p pt on 6 fst oor Hnqe a9 Expand iST
able attic. Rec, rin, and garage
down in fine section Of morme ex-
pensive homes Sl7 900 ANDRIS
REALTY, OIL o-001O. 90,
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RIGGS PARK
CT APPROVED

6-rm. semidet brick, concrete
front porch; liv. rm.. din; area, beau.
tifully equip. kit, powder room, .
decorated: Anchor-fenced yard; gas
heat. Call Mr., (Dobbs) Dobrowolski.
CAMPANELLA g. CO.
Elk. 3-4ll3 Ewes. JU. 5-S066
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coLoRED : ATTENTION, GI-I
Beaut Germ semidet hrk rec
rm,, Y baths storm windows
,,us' - RI Is rd Sc, mr.. schools
$4,000. S5T5 dn AID. 4-T130.
ewes. - 4-O0G6 al
col ORFD. 5I3 HILLTOP TERRACE
S.E.--Qpen house Sunday, o-6 pm
Deal with owner; no down payment
CT or COW financing: 3-bedroom
brick Us of extra equipment can
coLoRFDwGI. $3.50 On, slI ,66O-
3-bedrm brk semidet. full bsmt:
a clean mod prop in eycel loo.
cali NJ Fowler 10. 9-70aS, IU
$1,000. PRUDENTIAL REAi TY
CoIORFD-I0ie n ST. - c.story
row brk; ! rms, bath. gas a C h
5000 dn. co. 5-S2a3. UN 4-50i5.
CoLnRED-ai15 esth sT.--Sd5o
cash 500 mo- 9-bedrm hrk IKE
new bus at door OWNER. ~
coLoRFD-sHfPLEY TERRACE
lovely 1-rm semidet brick.
hsnt. knotty uine rec rin gas
heat ~, baths yard storm win
dowsi awnings. $3.50 down, 500 mo-
RIA. G-6alo ia. g-461a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

w0ODMOOR-3-bedrm. brick ram.
pier; on huge lot. 800 4. deep.
bordering park property. Dogwood.
azaieas' screened porch on largo
kitchen. 2is baths; aa-it. reer. rm.
D a iS ' ca owner TSiE .1 3U o 81 a.
FRESH. LIKE NEW q year old
brick rambler; 8 bedrms.. la
baths; liv. rm, with fireplace: din.
rm;; cleo, kit, dishwasher. etc;
fun finished bsmt.: fenced, level
yard; elementary, ST., ST, high
s Soo2 TttstR skSi S %. Ssrv I:
Wheaten' Md. VIII. 6-7673.
STONE RAMBLER, on acre, with
lovely views lge; bedrms.. Ia
baths. kitchen with eating area.
separate din. rm.. Ice. liv. rm.
with fireplace; full bsmt:, patios
sn ne, !, S-car garage. OWNER 20.
oPEN sun. 2 TO e-siIver Spring
area. 1850 Fleetwood terrace-De
luxe brick rambler, 3 bedrms., sep.
Din; TW.' ~ inll Ssmt;; cITY-WIDE
TWO BEDRMS. and dry bsmt. Alum.
AWNINGS. storm windows and picket
fence Price. $4,000. WI. 6-95SS.
open am: 10 pm, 80
3-BEDRM... det., ranch-style house:
2. yrs. old. Owner going overseas:
$4,000. Centrally located for An
drews; Bolling, Anacostia. MAI.
ASSUME LARGE 81 LOAN on this
immaculate. 2-year- old, brick ram
bier; 3 bedrms, "a baths, LARGE
mod. kit; daylight bsmt.; nagstone
patio and many extras. Walk TO
SSehoolS, shopping and bus; Ora
OLDER 6oUPLE viii md this
charming rambler wonderful place
to live. All rooms on one floor in
GLIDING sep. din. rm., flrepl.. hsmt.
and built-in garage Beau, very
cloSe,in location near Mrs; kay's
Toll House Sl5;59o. GRAHAM &
vic, FLOWER THEATERi CT. S12.-
fireplace. den. Kitchen and dinette.
Second floor, . large bedrms. ana
bath. full bsmt. BY OWNER, 9209
Ions Branch Parkway. Ju. 5-36ll.
sIi.95O. 3-BEDRM. Colonial
scr. porch; finished rec rm... bsmt,,
entrance: convenient schools and
churches; substantial cash. JU.
S3e0 On. to qualified vet. semidet..
all-brick home: 3 bedrms., rec. rm.
lAlA DsIll 1OnNCItlOnhl anu FBA
financing also avail. THE lsENs.
HE. 4-S47a; ewes. HE. 4-7547.
RAMBLERS. $500 to S15,25O--
Wheaton. Viers Mill and Rockville
areas; some redecorated and some
sold las is" but need only little
repairs and decorating; terms as
low as So down. balance in easy
trust: Eve, MI MCDOWELL, LO.
4-Ol47. L T. GRAvATTE, Real
tor. MA. S-O753
BRK. AND STONE RAMBLER. lge.
wooded lot Bradley blvd. area close
to country clubs. Take Bradley
blvd, from Bethesda to Holly Oak
dr.. turn left to Laurel Oak Dir
rambler on right. Open Sun. Ia.
CIosE-INs SILVER sPRING-s-Ied-
rm.. Ia bath. all-brick Colonial
with rec. rm. and sep. dining rm.
Priced to move Below GI appraisal
at $4,000. 104l4 Inwood ave.
DETACHED BRICK HOME with liv.
rm.. din, rm., kit. powder rm. and
rms and bath on End n: full day
light bsmt.; Ice. terrace in park
like setting OF rear garden. 81 900
cash down payment INEZ CUSH-
ARD, Realtor, EN-. 2-4232 or OIL.
4-BEDRM., a,A.BATH CAPE con;
gar. scr. pch. Low down payment.
402 Dale dr.. Sill. spg. 10. s-a7a0.
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Capitol Hill

307 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NE.
We are offering this row, English
bsmt. brick. in this very desirable
and convenient location. q rms,
bath: coal h.-wh Completely re-
decorated. $4,000. Can arrange
good terms. Call Mr.. Sadler, AID.
2-S656.
Sullivan Bros.
1920 K ST. NV. NE. S-43"3.
oo
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

MODERN two-bedroom apartment
located on the waterfront of
large estate on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland. Ideal location for re-
tired couple Phone Queenstown,
MARYLAND. nR41 nYs
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NEAR GA1rHERsBuRG, on ri,

240-S4-acre land; is-story frame
home. q rms. Ia baths, lge. encl
sunporch, encl rear porch. full
bsmt., oil h.-wh garage Lots Of
valuable trees and shrubs Will
consider trade. 3 $40 900 HICK-
MAN CUSHMAN, Rte $40, mile
north OF Rockville Telephone Pc.
9-a442; ewes. M CuShman, GA
hurp ol@.J 80
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STEUART LEVEL
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

Why pay rent IN the city when
you can own YOUR own home in an
urban community, car pool TO d. c.
in 40 minutes, with a small down
payment and rent money or less.
Modern Early American :. and 3
bedrnl. homes, adjacent to schools.
churches, shopping. transp. and
complete waterfront recreation at
nearby Beverly. Mayo ana Triton
Beaches. on the Chesapeake Bay and
South River. These lovely new homes
have hot-water Dashboard heat. plas-
tered walls hardwood floors, tile
bath, lge. ltv. rm., modern kit, util,
rm. and expansible attic: l2-acre
seeded lots; paved driveways. streets
and suffers. Only 90 mi. from d. c..
3 mi. from Annapolis at intersection
OF Rte. ia and Rte. .. Basic home
Sll $50; FILA and CT terms. Open
daily and Sunday Colonial 3-1Oi6I
or Colonial 3-5IS3. --23
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MoNTdoMERY COUNTY,

900 a. A real buy Good home
and outbuildings; Sl95 per acre.
1925 a. Brick Colonial home, on
q beautiful tract of land; ideal cattle
farm; 1895 per acre.
30 a. Historical brick Colonial
mansion. built in 1875, of imported
brick: 10 rooms. each with fire.
place: barn and silo S3a.500.
20 a. Near Sugar Loaf Mt; g.
room log house: 5000 per acre.
200 a. Near Rockville: excellent
tract of land, ready for subdivision:
] l4-mile road frontage; $3.50 per
acre.
3 a. Groom. modern. brick CO.
lonial; good location: small barn:
CALL CHARLES H. DAVIS.
POOLESVILLE 1855, AGENT FOR
SAMUEL E: BOGLEY, INC, ROCK
WILLIE OFFICE. -22
INVESTIGATE RAMBLER-Vacant and
completely renovated. 3 bedrooms.
ia baths. Fully tiled bsmt. and rec.
area. Priced at 2l,950. . blocks
to, D; c. bus and short walk to
, OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY. Ia
on Western. left on Park ave. left
ewes: EN-; $1,000. wo. 6-7075.
2SO4 PARKER AVENUE
| Wheaton; vacant: Sl3.200; $3.50
down; assume Sl2,450 Az loan
at SOL mo. RAYMOND J. LYNCH
&C., OIL, 7-90q1 PIP
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BETHESDA-$22,950
Open Sunday. 1-Dark

oup T5ans1sTed 9T9eT NEW makes sb.d nis
.-bath brick rambler, finished day
light family rm., cleo kit and
l2x95-ft. liv rm; near N. Bethesda
Jr. High Directions: out Old George
town I'd. left on Greentree I'd. right
on Ridge pl.. block right to 6107
Dunleer Court
Andris Realty. OIL. 2-9070
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lge. liv. rm,, dining area, modern
kit. Ice closets. full bath; 2nd mr..
concrete driveway. Oh appraised,
$4,000, which is selling price.
Dir. Turn on Bushey ST., on
Viers Mill I'd; blks. to Greonley
st: turn left last house on left.
Watch for open" sign. House
close to school and transp. Open
Sunday, to 9 pm. HICKMAN
cUsBM iAi,,, Rte gao, ! dA nile north mort
Mr.. cushman. GA 4-s12O.
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RETHESDA-RAMRLER

DE- fA-ItA1N10AC
3 large bedrooms. ga baths, new
brick luxury rambler on large level
lot with trees; carport; basement
with recreation room; de luxe ALL
electric kitchen and aluminium win
dows Throughout. Priced In mid EOS.
DIRECTIONS: Bradley blvd 70
Wilson lane left on Wilson to Mar
bury I'd. left TO 1908.
OWNER BUILDER OIL. 2-4aa+
BETHESDA - 3-bedrm. brick Cane
Cod desirable loo; lovely land
scaped lot. located only ! blk from
Georeetown I'd, short distance 10
bank and shopping Price. $4,000.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
OIL. 2-2022
Ewes, Mr., Laushlin. OIL, 2-lsaO
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LYNDALE

HOS Anacostia I'd. s.e,-6 rms,
bath. full bsmt., gas heat. good cond :,
Sll,950. II. 3-S069, LU. 4-331l.
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BANNOCKBURN AREA

5000 Benalder dr., Pathway Hills.
Iiy din. rm.: mod kit bedrms
. baths. Gear garage; can finance
for right party Mrs. Pryse. STORY
A. co WO 6-6oUo 30
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COLORED GI-$25O DOWN

4275 Hildreth ST. Sc. by Dupont
Park-Marvelous corner. 3-year- old
brick; full basement; rooms: best
property and location in the whole
neighborhood. Call early, NJ. Kitch-
ems. ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST.
3-1HRS %
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mr.. Wisconsin ave-
Dedrms.. = baths, Inv. rm., din. rm..
kit. and full daylight bsmt.; ga
rage; nice level yard; walking dis
tance to parochial and ali types of
public schools. INEZ CUSHARD.
Realtor, EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67
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COLORED
COLORED
5603 10th ST.

3-story Ems Colonial tap brk
II rms A. baths. full bsmt.. ige.
rec rm bar Gear dct gar ice.
porches oil -w.h Price reduced
NORTHEAST REALTY. co. b.San3.
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Supreme President To
Speak July ~ During
Mah.VaI FraternaI Day

Struthers, Ohio - C.F.U.
Lodges sc, 100, 149, 1856, 435
and 504 of the Mahoning
Valley will sponsor their An
nual Picnic on Sunday, July
20, at Whippoorwill Grove in
Youngstown.
The Pozega Tamburitza
Orchestra will furnish the
music for your dancing pleas
ure and there will be plenty
Of barbecued lamb, pork and
other refreshments to keep
you cool.
Our guest speaker for the
day will be bro. V. |. Man
dich, Supreme President Of
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
We invite all the G.. F. U.
members and friends of the
vicinity to attend this gala
outing which will take place
from 12 noon until p?
Vincent Radilovic, Sec'y.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1856
In Canada

cUPREME President bro. V. l. Mandich
- will make two very important speaking
appearances this weekend in Canada
He will dwell on the Societys current
and future Membership Campaigns Satur-
day, July 21, during Mass Meeting to be
held in Sudbury, Ontario, by Lodges 1893
and 946 of Sudbury and neighboring Creigh-
ton Mine Lodge 618.
Sunday, July %, will find the Supreme
President in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, for
similar rally under the auspices of the
community's Lodges 628, 855 and 919.
KNOWING OUR members in Canada
from many past personal visits to that coun-
try, we are confident bro. Mandich will ad-
dress banner crowds in Sudbury and THE
500"
The interest of the average Canadian of
Croat or other Slav descent in the Croatian
Fraternal Union is deep and the appearance
in that nation of any official from the Home
Office at Pittsburgh automatically draws a
throng. May it be so this weekend.
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In Passing

\ merica's roots are stepped
~ in Christianity. From the
commission given by Ferdin-
and and Isabella to Christie
pher Columbus down through
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North Side Pitt Lodge n Membership p
viii Celebrate Feast OF Patron Saint
Members Urged To Attend Monthly Meet
Following Sunday, July %, Services

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The
members of "St. Ann" CFU
Lodge 20 are hereby notified
of a very important meeting
to be held on Sunday, July
%, at 2 PM at Javor Hall,
822 North Canal St.
We are eager to have as
many members as possible
attend this session, as our
Committee will give it's semi
annual report on the business
of the Lodge and Junior Nest.
It is of prime Importance that
our members know just where
we stand financially and fra
ternally.
Avail yourself of the oppor-
tunity of paying up as much
of your delinquent dues as
you are able at this time. We
are anxious to have as few
outstanding debts as possible
at the end Of the year. It is
also better for our members
to pay their dues each month
instead of being staggered by
one lump sum when they be-
come delinquent.
This month we celebrate
the feast of st. Ann, our Pa
tron Saint. We feel that it
would be fitting for us, as
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How Long?

from all indications, the current strike in
! the steel industry promises to be q
lengthy and costly one.
This was foreshadowed July / when the
United Steelworkers of America struck after
their 10 negotiators failed to get salts
factory compromise offer from the II larg-
est steel companies doing business in the
United States
The main problem seems to be over the
length of the agreement. The industry wants
a five-year contract; may settle for four
-fourmonth no strike pact.
The Union appears to be willing to agree
to q three-year term if the pay increases and
benefits were substantial enough.
The last major national steel strike was
in 1852, when plants were shut down for
nearly two months. This time the stakes
are much larger, for the industry, for the
Union, for the L. S. economy
X X X
THE UNITED Steelworkers Of America
is the third largest Union on the North
American Continent. It claims to represent
about one and quarter million members.
The Union has large strike fund and
is prepared for any emergency.
It's asking price" in this showdown is
substantial wage increase, supplementary
unemployment benefits guaranteed annual
wage), double pay for Sunday work, time
and half for Saturdays, plus certain bene-
fits. The Union wants, at most, tWo-year
contract, but may give if the right offer
comes along.
The companies offered a five-year no
strike pact, 7.3 cents an hour per year in
crease, limited lay-off plan, and 4oo
premium for any Sunday work
While the corporations claim that their
offer is worth IS cents over a five-year
period, the Union argues that it would add
up to only 45 cents in the long run-too long
for the workers to gamble on the economic
future.
MANY OF the United Steelworkers of
America on strike are members of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union. They have our SYM
pathy in this great national struggle
We doubt that any of these members are
in position to weather long steel strike
that any of them will come out of the
battle unscarred economically Steelworkers
just don't have that kind of money in the
bank.
But the struggle is on and they'll see it
through one way or another.
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Uniontown Ladies To
Make Merry August 5th

UniOntOWn, Pa. - The La.
dies Auxiliary of the Gro
attain Citizens Club on Frank
lin St. will sponsor their first
Picnic, Sunday, August 5th,
at the st. Cecilia Picnic
Grounds. The grounds are on
Route 119, north of Union
town and near the commun-
ity Of Lemont Furnace.
The la d les are making
great plans for this picnic,
which will be in true Gro
attain s style. There will be
plenty of hot barbecued lamb,
kolachi, mastnica and cool
drinks.
Music will be furnished by
the ever popular T a m m e
Serenaders Of Versailles.
The Ladies Auxiliary Is
growing by leaps and bounds
both in membership and po-
pularity. Two firsts were re-
corded in the history of the
Croatia n Home this year
when on Mothers Day, the
men of the Club honored the
ladies with a fine dinner and
presented each lady a rose.
In return, on Fathers Day
the ladies honored the men
with a dinner consisting of
good Croatian delicacies.
Meetings of the Auxiliary
are held on the third Thurs
day of each month and are
followed with refreshments,
which members take their
turns in furnishing. There is
plenty of room for expan-
sion in our ranks and we are
looking forward to receiving
many new members.
Once again a special in
vitation is extended to all of
our CFU Lodges, Mems and
Women's clubs in this area
to attend. Everyone is well
come.
Catherine Yukish, Pub.
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Chicago Lodge 40 To
Picnic September 18th

Chicago, Ill. - Lodge 40
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union wishes to notify all
the neighboring lodges, clubs
and all other Slavs of Chi
cago and vicinity that their
picnic will be held on the
Yugoslav Club Grounds, $40
So. Narragansett Ave-, on
Sunday, September 16, 1856.
Since this will probably be
the last outing to be held in
this area, this year, we kind
ly ask all other organizations
to refrain from scheduling
an affair for that day.
Refreshments on that day
will include hot barbecued
lamb and a wide variety Of
drinks. Good music will be
provided by an orchestra un-
der the direction of bro Geo.
Kovac.
We also take this oppor-
tunity to remind our men,
bers that as in the past few
years, there will be no lodge
meeting held in the month
of July, due to the fact that
dividends are to be received
at this time. The next regu-
lar meeting, however, will
take place on Sunday, Au-
gust 10.
Charles F. Novosel, Pres.
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Quartet Of Lodges To
Hold Annual Picnic In
Lansing, Ohio, July 22nd

BenWOOd, w. Va. = CFU
Lodges 2, 523, 564 and 745
will hold their 4th Annual
United Picnic on Sunday,
July %, at Taylor's Grove,
stop 2312, Route 40, in Lam
sing, Ohio.
There will be plenty of
barbecued lamb and an abund-
ance of baked ham and
Weimer's "vruce kobasice". A
variety of liquid refreshments
will also be available.
The oldest and latest in
music and songs will be pro-
vided by John Bozic and his
Balkan Serenaders Of East
L TlIISUuI SH, d.
In case of rain, the festivi-
ties will take place at the new
Croatian Cultural Club in Ben
wood, where there will be
ample space for all to enjoy
themselves.
We invite all the members
and friends of the sponsoring
lodges and all other lodges of
the area to attend.
j. NJ. Baron, Sr.
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members under the protec-
ton of this Saint, to hear
Mass and receive Holy Com
munion in her honor. For
those of you who reside in the
neighborhood, confessions will
be heard on Saturday, July
21, $500 to 400 and 700 to
900 PM. All other members
may dispense with this obliga-
ton before Mass on Sunday.
We hope to see a large
turnout at both our morning
Church Services and at our
meeting in the afternoon.
Dragica Blaskovic, Sec'y.
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PROGRAM FOR JULY Y "CFU DAY" AT West VIEW

SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 22, 1856
WEST VIEW PARK OFF ROUTE 49, PITTSBURGH PA.
SCHEDULE
800 PM Eastern Daylight Saving Time
Anthems Chor
Javor' North Side Pittsburgh, "Jadran" of Aiquippa
2.
St. Nicholas Croatian r. c. Church, Milva1e
3. Remarks Milan Chairman
Western Pennsylvania United CFU Lodges Committee
4 Selections Clarion TamburitZans
Directed University Tamburitzans
Selections Jadran' Singing Society, Aiquippa
Commissioner, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Selections JavOr Singing Society," North Side Pittsburgh
8. Address Philip Vukeich, Secretary
Western Pennsylvania United CFU Lodges Committee
Coronation Miss CFU WIZ Stephen Bxh Recording Secy
Western Pennsylvania United CFU Lodges Committee
p .CROATIAN
(Off Babcock BLVD. Watch for Arrow Sgns)
500 PM Until of Evening
Barbecued lamb and pork ice cold refreshments
Dancing "Lira" Tamburtza Orchestra
All Members and Friends Welcome
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
WEST
500 1880 PM Midway Stage
The amazing in High
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Day" Sunday, July 22,
in West View Park,
Pittsburgh.
Scheduled to address
the crowd that afternoon
is the Hon. Francis r.
Smith, Insurance Com
missioner of the Com
monwealth of Pennsyl-
vania and a power in the
States Democratic Par
ty circles.
Mr.. Smiths only previ-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18

Gus appearance before
mass gathering of CFU members came in
September of 1865, when he addressed the
Delegates to the 9th National Quadrennial
Hotel Sylvania. .,
INTRODUCING Mr.. Smith to the Sum
day, July %, audience will be the Hon. Tho
mas r. Balaban, 1st Deputy Insurance Com
missioner of the Commonwealth and the
first Of his nationality ever to rise to such
prominence on a statewide level.
Bro. Balaban was formerly the Societys
very able General Counsel.
We welcome the Messrs. Smith and Bala-
ban to Pittsburgh and wish them an enjoy
able stay here on Sunday, July q.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Duluth Secretary In
Message To Membership

Duluth, MINI. - Members
of CFU Lodge 3s1 are hereby
notified that dues are to be
paid on the second Sunday of
each month, at Forester's
Hall, beginning at 1:30 PM,
or sent by mail to my new ad-
dress, 1924 East Sixth St., af-
ter May Is.
Tony p. Radosevich, Sec'y.