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Short Story Winners

Fiction: Short story
Blanche Kendall Mickey, first;
Florence Pedigo Jansson, Sec
ond. and Julia Collier, honor
able mention. Short short
story-Marion Leonard, first:
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meet Mr.. Blenko, renowned
authority on stained glass
Mr.. w. n. BIenko, son Of the
founder Of the BIenko Gloss
Company, and its monoesr, will
be at the exhibit on the 5th
Floor tomorrow afternoon be-
tween z and 5 o'clock and
throughout most Of the doy on
Tuesday, Nay IS. He'll tell you
the enerossino story Of stoined
gloss making and all about the
centuy-old methods still used by
Blenko ortisonS.
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S. HOUR

Part-time Saturday work; no ex-
pei. necessary: mature man welcome.
See TOM WARWICK, RIM. 307, S226
Fenton ST., Sill. Spg.. 10 am, Sat.
and Mon.
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SERVICE DEPT.
Married. age 25-40: perm. post
ton in service dept Of well estab-
lished firm: daytime hrs: salary;
local refs. req. Interview 10-l2
WESTERN EXPERIMENTING CO.
4904 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
LU. l-97OO. between 10 and 9.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
fabrication and minor repair ex-
perieuce: full or part time. Apply
KENWOOD TEXACO. $751; River
I'd, Bethesda, Md.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
full time: day shift. local refer
ences; experienced. 10. 2-9SSO.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
large ESQ station: salary and COM
mission to start. Experienced only
Apply LEE PERSHING ESQ. 2300
N. Pershing dr., Arlington, Va.
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SECRETARY
IBM
DESIRES
SECRETARY

Knowledge Of tipping. shorthand
required; age q to @s, high school
not essential; excellent opportuni-
ties for advancement: fine salary
and benefits. Call MISS PETERSON
for appointment at RE. 7-3106,
Ext, 2S9.
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Reservation CLERK

Reservation Clerk
Position avail. IN lge. hotel; excel.
opportunity TO learn hotel business
tipping ability required. Apply per-
sonnet ONCE. 1424 K st. NV. Room
$40. CAFRITz CO.
SALAD GIRL. experienced. Hours.
2:30-1O:30. Apply. Nam RESTAU-
RANT, Skylark Motel. Springfield,
Va.
sALEsGIRL, WHITE. 5 II. 0 or over;
Friday; 81 hr. d. d. 7.ISSs77 anu
sALESIADY WANTED for gift shop
northwest Washington, D c Ex-
perience preferred but not neces:
opportunity fol- advancement and
become manager IN well-known
chain. Phone North 7-7s37 for
interview
.SALESLADY. white, 25-45; for bak-
cry and CONNECTIONS; perm. position:
refined, pleasant surroundings. For
apt; co. 5-7275. AVIGNoNE
SALESLADY, under As; ladies ap-
parel shop; excellent salary plus
DRESS SHOP. 65S Pa. ave. NV,
SALESLADIEs, exper.. millinery.
sRton eaIy ac RIzik psRos HH
Conn. ave.
SALEsLAnIES, age 10 to 35: steady
am to 6 PM. Monday through
Friday; good working conditions
and starting salary, Apply WAL
GREEN CO.. in the Pentagon Blgd.
SALESLADIES - ALERT. AMB1-
TIOUS YOUNG LADIES experi-
enced in selling drapery and Slip
cover fabrics. good starting salary
5-dey week. excellent working
manager. MILL END SHOPS, 931
r st. NV. or 4031 2Sth ST., s.
Shirlington Business Center.
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HELP WOMEN Cent?

BOOKKEEPER-some exper. req.
uptown once; good oppor. and sal.
airy. Age under 40. MATTHEW
CALM. cPA. DU. 7-3734.
B0OKKEEPER, for ladies' ready-to.
wear shop. experienced; hours. II
to 4: 5-day week: S45 per wk
Permanent position. Apply FRAN
CINE. 1855 9TH st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER-C CASHIER for MIC
accounting dept. General ledger ex-
perience necessary: age preference
25:35. Contact MISS FAYMAN. AID
4-5400. Ext. AZ.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER.
ATOR. white. for accounts receiv.
able, age 20 or over: 4O-hour week
starting salary, $50 per week. Boz
10S-J. Star
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RENTAI, ASST

Diversified position in rental de-
Must be able TO type As words
per min. PIX experience helpful;
under 40 years: bonus plan. many
company benefits. Apply personnel
dept, CAFRITz CO.. 1424 X st.
NV. Ronm a1O
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CLERK

For insurance office. Excellent work
ing conditions. No experience neces-
sary. Can in person; THE UNION
LIFE INSURANCE CO., 1NC.N 955 N.
Monroe ST. Arl. Va.
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Excellent Income. Good References
Phone JU. h-13b1
MEN

YOUNG MAN for jeweiry repair
dept. IN lse. iewelry store, exper.
tunity see Mr. Roth. CASTLE
BERd's. 1904 r st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, desiring a good future.
have excellent opportunity for prop
er party, Dental laboratory, End
moor, l722 Eye st. NV. NO PHONE
CALLS
YOUNG MAN, DESTROYS Of learning
trade. wanted for optical once.
This Is q good opportunity for an
intelligent and well-spoken indi-
yidual who Is willing TO start at
bottom and learn. No phone calls
$40 10th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN needed--work directly
with manager In all phases OF COM
essary; excellent salary and car
allowance provided. For appoint
ment. call Mr.. ALLEN. JU. a-7s19.
YOUNG MAN wanted with car, for
larse apt. house paper route. Silver
surinR arcs a. D. c. line. Net
earnings over Sl35 per mo. HE 4
YOUNG MAN-outstandins oppor-
tunity for young man. 20-35. with
hlgh school diploma, Who Is tired
Of BEING eoupcd up IN once or fac
tory, TO work for one Of Nations
leading mfers. Of business ma
chimes. S275 mo- 70 start. good
personality. but no mechanical ex-
perienre Of any kind necessary.
Can DI T-32Oa for appointment
YOUNG MAN. with ability TO meet
public for service counter and parts
on small appliances. c.. A. LEP-
PERT. ai4 Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. porter and receiving
clerk. for wholesale upholstery nrn
Apply c. Z BRIDDELL Co. 37f6
10th st. ne.
YOUNG MEN interested In = Eood
solid future. 70 train for manager
positions with one Of the Oldest
and ,aEsest manufacturing com
panies in the world. Good staYting
saiaIy. weeks paid vacation an
siNoER sEwfNo MACHINE Co.
SO9 King 81. Alex. Va.
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Salesman to handle a COM
plete line Of sanitary and floor
maintenance materials in a
Maryland territory, composed
of Frederick, Montgomery,
Howard, Prince Georges and
southwest Baltimore Counties.
Promising future for the right
man between % and As, well
educated, reasonable, ambi-
tious and possessing a late
model car. Salary and expense
advance plus commissions.
Write. giving qualifications, to
WEST DISINFECTING CON-
PANY, 482 5th st. NV,
Washington, D. c.
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HELP-woMEN

and .intelligent, for optical once:
no phone calls please. STERLING
OPTICAL CO.. $50 10th ST. NV.
RECREATION ASSISTANT for play
ground supervision, $3.50 to 9 pm.
or . to 8 p.m.; adults. college
students .or hieh school seniors
SCHOOL, silver Spring. Nd. JU.
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JR. EXECUTIVE

White: immed opening for respon-
sible young woman. tipping, handling
eolresp. ability to work with ig-
benefits, salary open. DU. 1885.
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HELP-MEN
SALESMAN

Aggressive man to take over as
MANAGER OF retail dinette store: SAL
airy plus commission; selling ability
essential; young, aggressive firm
Arlington location: Va. resident not
essential, Call TU. 2-5U55.
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Statesmen (6)-Industriai or ordi-
nary life insurance AGENTS; earn
ings 500 wk; part-time men con-
sidered. Apply . am. to pm. any
morning. 203 Southern Bldg, 10th
and H SITS. NV. MA. S-1595. Every
day a pay day.
SALESMEN-Drop in for a chat and
! will show you how to earn $500
to. $500 weekly guaranteed salary:
all leads furnished: no canvassing:
must have car. Apply in person,
Mr.. Martin. DISTRICT SEWING
CENTER, I'll H ST. ne.
statesmen ~
21-50 resident VI NV. Wash. or
Monte. County preferred: specially
selling field. no samples to carry.
no credit turned down: car neces-
sary for local calls: starting salary
81 500 a wear with monthly cash
bonus. Consider this YOUR last and
final change. Apply in person.
PARKLAWN
1850 Rockville Pike. 5 Miles North
OF Bethesda Naval Hospital
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HELP-MEN
statesmen

To train for assistant manager; ex-
1923 MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-7120.
statesmen - Peake Buick, Inc,
Washington's newest and fastest
growing Buick dealer has openings
for . exper. statesmen. Sell II new
Bucks a month and earn $1,000.
Call Bill Mann for appt., EN-. =
1000.
PEAKE BUICK, INC.
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SALESMAN

For furnishings dept. in fine spe-
cialty store selling nationally adj
yertised branded quality merchandise
Excellent opportunity for high earn
lngS and advancement. Experience
selling in local store preferred, Lib
eral discounts on purchases; excel
Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOPS
1919 2 ST. NV
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Gojnarc from Rankin celebrated the first in this
church. March II, 1907.
The Bishop subsequently appointed Polish priest,
the Rev Ivan Rokosz to the parshioners which he
did for only short time Finally the Rev. Ferdinand
Duic to McKeesport towards the end Of May The
problems of the McKeesport parish very complex
with no satisfying solution within reach thus the priests
succeeded each other twice or three times year.
The early Croatan immigrants, coming from small
villages deeply religious Left however, for many
years without regular religious services of them
bordered on indfferences while others adopted the
new ideas of an athestic, socialist movement.
Thus the difficulties encountered by the organizers
of parish many. The priests from Croatia
often incompetent and the of complaints to
the higher church authorities, in Pittsburgh well in
Croatia Some of them found themselves compelled to
leave America while others went from parish to parish
which hardly to their credit and far from benefttng
their mission The remaining few, though, served their
countrymen with devotion.
Bekavc Bosjko tupe MvaIe.
Albert Spmen knga godisnjci opstanka
tke crNe Sretoga Nikoe, (Mllvae Pa e50 Matina
to Official Souvenir Marys Church.
Matna 1900 2; Official Souvenir Bosi
ko Spomen kniga 25 godnjc
tTkNe Marie Pomotnce Rankin Pa 1929
spomen knga zupe obetnice
shole, lMckeespolt, 1937l
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Coast Group Will
Celebrate Aug. Il
Mortgage Burning
To Highlight Fete

Los Angeles, Calf. - The
Croatian National Associa-
ton will celebrate it's Goth
Annual Croatian Day with a
Picnic on Sunday, August II,
at the Croatian Recreation
Park, 1925 So. Budlong
Avenue.
A cultural program will be
staged that day and dance
music will be furnished by 3
very popular orchestras.
Our association is made up
of IS organizations, including
church organizations, C.F.U.
Lodges, clubs and indepen-
dent lodges. All our Croatian
Days, to date, have been well
attended and we are conf
dent that the Forthcoming
one will be just as successful.
A very special feature of
this years celebration will be
the burning of the mortgage
on our Home and grounds.
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Farrell "S|oga" Junior Tamburitzans
And ko|o Group In Brighton Sept. 9th
Beaver SITS. Peter And Paul Church To
Hold "Day In Old Croatia" Festivities

ances throughout the east
ern part of the United
States.
Their appearance Sunday,
September 9, at Wise's Grove
in New Brighton under the
auspices of SITS. Peter and
Paul Church will mark their
first outdoors show in Beaver
County and help ring down
the curtain on the 1856 picnic
season.
All members and friends of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
in the Beaver Valley and
throughout Western Pennsyl-
vania are most cordially in
vited to take in this extraor-
binary fiesta.
Refreshments of all kinds,
particularly those which ap-
peal to Croats, will be avail
able during the September 9
festivities. To all: Dobro nam
dosli!
John Skertic, Publicity
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CALIFORNIA; Gov. Goodwin ]. Knight
viii Attend Los Angeles Croatian Day
Movie And Televison Star Will Crown
Queen During Huge Aug 18th Celebration

"Croatian Day Queen" and
extending a personal invita-
ton to Governor and Mrs.
Knight and William Bishop
are as follows:
Asia Nizetich, Millie Me-
dak and Marion Mardesich
of San Pedro, Katherine
Match and Liberia Pull jan
of Los Angeles, Ann Marti-
novich of North Holly
wood, and Helen Ellich of
MontebelIo.
All Croatian- Americans in
the southern California area
are urged to attend. There
will be plenty of entertain
ment, the traditional barbe'
cued lamb, three orchestras
for everyone's dancing plea
sure and the coronation o1
the Croatian Day Queen.
Caroline Swast
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-08

BEAVER, Pa. - The SITS.
Peter and Paul RC Church
will sponsor a DAY in Old
Croatia" Picnic Sunday, Sep
tember 8, 1866, at Wise's
Grove, off Route 88 Mercer
Road on the outskirts of
New Brighton.
Highlighting this unique
undertaking in the history of
the Church will be an after
noon program starring the
sensational Farrell, Pa, "Slo-
ga" Junior Tamburitzans Or
chestra and Kolo Dancing
Groups, all attired in native
Croatian dress.
The program will start at
400 PM sharp, following
which the "Sloga" Tambur-
itzans will play for dancing.
There are almost 80
youngsters in the Farrell
groups. They have appear
ed on televisiOn and radio
programs and have made
numerous public appear
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-08

Los Angeles, Calf. - The
Goth Annual Celebration Of
Croatian Day takes place this
year on Sunday, August II,
at the Croatian Recreation
Center, 1925 South Budlong
Avenue, Los Angeles.
The Croatian Day activities
are being sponsored by fiji
teen member lodges of the
Croatian National Associa-
ton.
Among the highlights of
the celebration this year
will be the attendance of
California's Governor and
Mrs. Goodwin j. Knight
and the coronation of a
Croatian Day Queen by mo-
ton picture and television
actor William Bishop.
The seven Croatian girls
competing for the title OF
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Croatian immigration
To Allegheny County
By sTJEPAN GAZI, Member, Lodge 20
Copyright applied for Rights of republication reserved)
CHAPTER VI - PART III
LIFE
By sTJEPAN GAZI, Member, Lodge 20
RELIGIOUS LIFE

Establishment of the Roman Catholic Parish In
Allegheny City, Mllvalc Rankin and Mckeesport
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Republic Lodge, Nest
Await August II Fete

Republic, Pa. - c. F. U.
Lodge 528 and Nest 189 will
co-sponsor a Picnic on Aug
ust II, at Hyde Park, Bunker
Hill, (near Eli Shumar's
FARM.
An abundance of barbecued
lamb, pork and the usual ac-
companying beverages will be
prepared for your enjoyment.
Other plans are being COM
pleted by a committee COM
prised of Mr.. Tom Simrak,
Geo. Tomasovich, John J. De-
pcrymski, Mrs. M. Depcrym-
ski, Mark Hasson, John Urus-
ko, Joseph Grubish, Nick
Verbanic, Kay Tomasovich
and Amelia Staycar. The
mothers and dads of our nest
members will also take turns
in helping out.
Since August IL would
have been our regular meet
ing date, the meeting date
will be postponed until the
following Sunday, August 10.
We hope to see all the
members and friends of our
lodge and nest and of the
neighboring organizations in
attendance.
M. Depcrymski, Mgr.
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Schlitz Playhouse and Caval-
cade. Then came the starring
role with Michael O'Shea and
James Dunn in the popular
TV series "It's a Great Life"
now in its second year at
NBC.
Come out to the Croatian
Recreation Center August IL
and watch this extremely
likeable young man crown
our Croatian Day Queen. Do
bro nam dosli!
Caroline Swast, Publicity
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-08

Los Angeles, Cal. - Those
attending the goth Annual
Croatian Day at the Croatian
Recreation Center on August
II will have the opportunity
and pleasure of seeing in per-
son motion picture and tele-
vision actor William Bishop.
A popular, romantic light
comedian on television and a
hiss-draWing, conniving viii
lain on the screen! This has
been a split career of Mr.. BIZ
shop, who recently starred
with John Payne in Boss Pro-
ductions' "The Boss.
1t seems almost inevita-
BILE that MIR. Bishop should
have gone into show busi-
ness - Helen Hayes and
playwright Charles Mac
Arthur are his aunt and
uncle.
However, aside from max
ing his broadway debut in
"Victoria Regina" VIII i C h
starred Miss Hayes, Bill has
chosen to make his way on
his own.
Skipped Legal Career
He was born and reared in
Oak Park, Illinois, the son of
a stockbroker.
After completing his public
schooling, his family moved
to New York City and Bill
attended the University of
West Virginia where h e
starred in football and tennis,
while trying to make his par
ents happy by studying law.
Bill just couldn't stay in
terested in the legal profess
sion and upon graduating
from West Virginia, he
went to New York as as
sistant stage manager for
Billy Roses Jumbo.
His first acting appear
ance was in a straw hat the
atre in Suffern County, in
accent on Youth" starring
Jean Muir. He continued
working in stock companies,
touring the country in road
show productions.
Star Of Many Thrillers
Following his Broadway
debut in Victoria Regina
a m roles in Tobacco
Road" Five Kings" and
Merchant of Venice" his
fine performances drawing g
contract from MGM.
However, before he coulo
get in front of a camera he
received a more important
contract that involved a Sig
nal Corps khaki uniform, tht
length of the contract run
ming for the duration plus.
J, Upon returning to civil
ian life, Mr.. Bishop report
ed back to Metro where he
appeared in such pictures
as " A Guy Named joe,
Romance Of Rosy Ridge"
and "Song of the Thin
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Famed Movie Star william Bishop To
Crown Los Angeles Croatian Day Queen
Millions Of Americans Have Seen Actor
I'm Some Of Finest Productions In Years

Man.. Later, Colum bi a
signed him, putting him in
such top films as "Anna
Lucasta", "The Walking
Hills, Harriet Craig" and
Lorna Doone".
In television he has appear
ed in such top dramatic pro-
grams as Fireside Theatre,
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Savings; Bonds In
Millions OF Homes
$40 Billion Sold
In e And I'll Series

In T. And I'll Series
WASHINGTON - This is
an anniversary year of which
Thrift is the birthday cake
and Security it's candles. Its
celebrants are millions of
Americans in every conceiv-
able occupation, in every eco
nomic and social level. They
are the investors in series E
and H Savings Bonds.
Fifteen years ago, in
1941, the United States
Treasury Department ten
tatively began a program
to raise money for national
defense and as a brake a
gainst initiation by borrow
ing from as many persons
as possible.
This was the birth of the
series E Bonds. 1t was the
birth also of what was to be-
come the largest thrift pro
gram of all time.
$16O Million Monthly
Treasury officials are hu
man, rumor to the contrary
Notwithstanding, and none
among them could have fore
seen, or even dreamed of, Il
years ago the incredible
growth of the Savings Bonds
idea until today it has be
come an integral part of th'
American way of life.
According to Treasury
Secretary George NJ. Hum
phrey more than 40 million
Americans today own more
than $40 billion i'm series E
and III Bonds, the latter
being added to the thrift
program in 1852.
And of these bond owner
more than 8 million are saw
ing more than $160 milliol
a month through the payro1
savings plan by means of tn
patriotic cooperation of hug
corporations, fraternal soci
eties, or the small businesse
where they work, and of OF
ganized labor as a friendl
and persuasive associate.
CFU World War Agency
1t was to be expected in tn
fervor of the World War
years that a great man
Americans would buy Sa,
ings Bonds, and a great ma
ny did.
But when the war wa
over, and the fervor gon'
they kept on buying them :
that is the astonishing thin,
and that is the astoundin
commonplace these million
of Americans are celebratin
this year.
And, lest it be forgotten,
the CrOatian Fraternal Uni
on of America, with Ma.
tional Home Offices al
Pittsburgh, was an official
United States Treasury De.
partment agency for the
sale of these Bonds during
the last war.
The Society did a tremel
dous job in this respect du
ing World War II and il
Home Office walls carry nj
ny governmental citations a
; testing to the patriotic serv
ces it rendered at the time {
that great national eme
gency.
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Plane Group Now
Visiting Overseas
Continued from Page y

CONTINUED from rage ~
Simplon Orient Express for a
24-hour train ride to Zagreb.
Provided the liner is not late
in docking at LIE Havre, and
train connections are made in
time, the 63 tourists compris-
ing this contingent should ar
rive in Zagreb Friday eve
ming, August 10th.
The schedule calls for this
group to begin it's conducted
tour of Yugoslavia in Zagreb
Saturday, August II.
BY this time, August IL,
bro. Grasha and his group
will already be visiting
Opatija. The boat Group
will not go to Opatija until
Wednesday, August Is.
Both groups will conclude
their. tours in Belgrade -
the plane encourage Monday,
August 27, the boat group
Saturday, September 1. The
members Of the groups will
then scatter to visit with rel
atives and friends in Yugo-
slavia.
Last Minute Pep Talks
The departure Thursday
August 2, of the "Flandre'
from New York for LIE Havre
was uneventful.
The members of the CFU
Tour Group which boarded
the liner had met the previ'
Gus evening in New York's
Governor Clinton, 7th Avenue
at 31st Street, for a get-ac
quainted and official briefins
session.
Present to represent the
Home Office i'm the event
of any last minute bitches
before sailing time were
Supreme President V. l.
Mandich and 2nd Supreme
Vice President Milan Vra-
neS.
All present were again re
minded of their responsible
ties overseas and asked t.
conduct themselves in keep
ing with the highest ideals o
the United States of Americ;
and the Dominion of Canada
So began this historic vo
yage, this trip to anothe
Continent.
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Star Photos by Elwood Baker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05

WASHINGTON. o. C.. AUGUST $. 1885