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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23
Ballet Guild
Announces
New Officers

Mrs. Walter w. Boyd is the
new president of the WASH
ington Ballet Guild, Inc.
Sonora Julio de Heurtmatte
is the new vice president, and
trustees include: Mr.. William
Abel, Mrs. Robert Low Bacon.
Mr.. Ralph E. Becker, DR.. Boyd,
Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim.
Mr.. Kenneth Birgseld, Mr..
Norman Frost, Mrs. John
Kluge, Mr.. John Logan, Mr..
Edgar Morris, Miss Nell Mac
Cracker, DR.. Howard Mitchell,
Mr.. Gerston Nordlinger, jr..
Mrs. Thornton Owen, Mrs
Merriweather Post, Mrs. Rich
ard j. Riddell and Mrs. Frank
Waldrop.
The guilds first event will
be a performance of the ball
let fantasy. Cinderella" which
will be given on December 90
in Constitution Hall, with the
National Symphony Orchestra.
for the benefit of the District
Society for Crippled Children.
Following the performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riddell will en-
terrain at a champagne supper
Vt the Washington Club. The
slests will include sponsors of
IT, guild.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23

Sir Anthony Eden should like
wise fall by the. wayside as
heavier criticism was about to
fall on his head.
Sir Anthony's illness, how
ever, will not cause Hugh
Gaitskell to hold his punches,
they say, when he is inter-
viewed on Washington Press
Conference Sunday night
On three hours notice Tues
day Ollie Presbrey, Les Car
penter, Dave Sentner and
Herman Lowe flew to London
to interview the Leader of the
opposition along with British
correspondents. The confer
ence was filmed and the boys
checked back into town this
morning. Nothing like
flying to London for a days
stay!
X 4 4
THE AUGUSTA ROSSOS
will return to Washington on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23

or by December 5 after a year
at their villa in Florence. The
former Italian Ambassador to
the United States and his
American wife will spend this
year in their Massachusetts
avenue home that's been
leased in their absence to
Francesca Vallauri of the
Italian Embassy.
The Rossos arrived in New
York last week, are now visit
ing her parents in Evanston,
III. They will be enter
tanned as soon as they get
here. Marjorie Post has in
vitationS out for dinner on
the 9th in their honor at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Incidentally, Frances Rosso
was formerly married to the
brother of Ellsworth Bunker.
Ellsworth is the retiring presi-
dent Of the American Red
Continued on Page B-4, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23
~ Debs
Bow Here
Dance

While fountains and vari-
colored fioodlights played, AZ
young women in white made
their official bow to Washing
ton society last night.
Some 900 guests were pres
ent, and 10 cities of the East
ern Seaboard and Southern
States represented. at this sew
enth annual Debutante Cotil-
lion and Thanksgiving Ball.
The main ballroom of the
Sheraton-Park Hotel, abloom
with red roses, white NUNS
and cybodium ferns, looked
like an Italian garden as the
debutantes entered on the arms
of their fathers.
The Is Washington debut
antes presented attended a
dinner beforehand given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Jerome
Aires for their daughter, Miss
Annable Aires, in the hotels
Continental Room.
Washington Girls
In addition to Miss Aires,
the debutantes of this city in
cluded:
The Misses Dixie Baridon,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke Baridon; Barbara Starr
Bulls, daughter of Comdr. and
Mrs. William Francis Bulls;
Mary Sewall Byrd, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Clifford Byrd:
Catherine dewitt Cabell,
daughter of 1t. Gen. Charles
Pearre Cabell, USAF, and Mrs.
Cabell; Judith Anne Collins,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Henry Bascomb Collins; Sallie
Ann Curtin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin w. Meyer;
jeanne Dempsey, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Demp-
sey; Deborah Worthington
Dorsey, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ridgley Corbin Dorsey,
and Nanci Lee Edwards,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Ford
K. Edwards.
Also. the Misses Jane Judge
frey, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis frey; Sarah Anne
Palmer Foret, daughter of Or.
and Mrs. Marcel Jean Foret;
Maria Fernando Hernandez,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lo-
reto MarSelo Dominguez; Mar
ilyn Blake Kendall, grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dwight Kendall; Helen Eliza
beth Kibler, daughter of Col.
Edgar H. Kibler, USA, and
Mrs. Kibler; Carole Elizabeth
Lund, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell Luther Lund;
Helen Marie Mahan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
A. Mahan, jr.; Annie Laurie
Martin. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Yancey Mar
tin. and Susan Schieffelin Nc
Cabe. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold GlendeningA
They Bow
Others were the Misses
Martha Elizabeth McLendon,
daughter of Comdr. and Mrs.
John B. McLendon; Melicey
Martin Mott, daughter of Col.
John Mott, USA retired, and
Mrs. Mott; Ginger Ann Poole,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Poole; Mary Ellen
Quale. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Edgar E. Quayle; Mary
Rutherford Scott. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marbury
Tayloe, and Katherine Ashley
Sellers. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashley Sellers.
Baltimore girls presented
here were the Misses jeanne
Helen Buck, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Herbert Buck;
Sandra Cuttings Hanson,
daughter of Mrs. Franklin
Birely and Mr.. Ernault H. w.
Hanson; Clarinda McCulloch
Harriss. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Preston Harriss:
Ellen Goldsborough Higgins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Knox Higgins; Josephine Lud-
low. daughter of Can't. William
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23

spectacular sale! mems
HANDMADE TIES
of tabled IMPORTED
PURE SILK.
hand-picked abroad
from top mills!
0.29
reg. $50 to $50
The selection is fabulous 5. so are the sGUingsl
We chose every magnificent silk -.
specified color and pattern!
Imported hGnd-bLOcked English fouIards!
. Hand-IoOmed grenadines imported from Italy!
Rich yarn-dyed, rcOUen patterns from
Italy and Sutherland
Genuine English ancient mGdders!
Al the most important dark tones,
AH the most important dark tones,
and handsome mixtures!
Evening star., 1956-12-13
TFoditionoI Bedroom,
Dining Room
a Ilnnr- WoaLLlnnlnn on

tih FLOOR. WoshiHgtoa OuiB
2--499.9s Drexel French PrOyin-
cial Triple Dresser. mirror.
chest bed, antique white 1885
l--579.S5 Mahogany ape. Bed
room, Dresser. mirror, chesf on
chest bed Z799y
i--ssTs Drexel 3-pe. Bedroom.
Cherry French Provincial dOu-
Die dresser. mirror. chest. led.
1885
l--S55o DreXeI Ape. Bedroom,
mahogany triple dresser. mir
ror, chest and 2 twin beds. 1885
S-S3lo Thomasyille Maple Buf.
iet and Closed Deck 1885
l-S21o Them masyiIIe Maple
Server and Closed Deck sizes
l-~lfs.9S Thsmasville Maple
server and Opcn Deck 1895
S--459-ss Dre1si s-ps Mahogany
DlnfnE RSom, tabis s lde
chair ! arm cnair. choice q
buffet OF china ---..-.---5J1.s5
Evening star., 1956-12-13
BLANKETS g COMFORTS

sM Floor. WnthiHgfoa oHiv
40-s.9S Wool filled Rayon- sa-
tin Comforts 40
s-29.9S Down-Fiilsd Trapunio
Rayon-Satin Comforts 1885
l0-l5.95 Double sized Aerilzn
Blankets. solid 9.s5
S-ls.s5 North Star Boz Wool,
20se NyIon Blankets, Double
size - T95
lz-lS.95 Electric Blankets with
l-year guarantee -- 1895
Evening star., 1956-12-13
LINENS

Sth Floor, Washington Onlv
$3.50 to 3.99 Xmas Pattern
Luncheon Cloths, 52x52 in. 1893
1Ol-3.99 Lace Dinner Cloths,
70x88 in. assorted colors - 81
6l5-39c to 59c Assorted Dinner
Napkins, many styles, colors,
each 1Oc
317-$l Assorted Guest Towels,
some seconds 4 for 81
l72-2.99 to 1885 Solid Color
Belgian Linen luncheon cloths,
10 banquet size, soiled l.99 10 6.99
31-If Perfect 6.99 to 1898
RayOn and Cotton Lace Dinner
Cloths, 70x9O in, ecru 4.99
24-4.99 10 5.99 Round 70T Lace
Dinner Cloths, ecru 2.99
l01-99c TO 1.49 Washable Cot
ton Lace Scarves, assorted colors
4 for 81
267-1.49 10 2.99 Assorted
Scarves, many qualities, sizes, 81
S7-99c to 1.79 Assorted DOilies,
many qualities, sizes 2 for 81
97-4.99 Place Mat 8-Pc. Sets,
woven stripe. assorted colors. So
25-I9.9s Rayon e. Cotton Da-
mask Sets, 64x84" cloth, 9 nap
kins .. $40
5O-24.9S RayOn and Cotton Da-
mask Sets, 64xl04" cloth, II
napkins SIS
20--29.9s RayOn a Cotton Da-
mask Sets, 64xl247 cloth, u
napkins ---------------S $40
Evening star., 1956-12-13
PAINTS
HOUSEWARES

7th Floor Washington Only
30 Gal. 4.9O Floor and Deck
Paint, bsttleship grey 2.S9
4 Gal. S.95 Havaspar Floor Fin
ish, clear, as is I.99
30 Gal. 5.45 to $50 Floor and
Deck Paint, 3 shades of grey, 3.99
Is Gal. 5.69 MOnad Flat White
Paint ---- 1863
l9 Gal. 81 Nom YellOwing White
Enamel 4.29
IL Gal. $50 MOnad White Half
Lustre Paint 3.99
5O-3.98 Roller Paint Sets, 1.99
25-1.35 Paper Drop Cloths,
9Xl2 It. S9c
20 Gal. $50 MOnad Waterproof
Spar Varnish, clear 3.79
8 Gal. IS SupertOne Flat Paint,
colors only --- 3.59
Evening star., 1956-12-13
RLINnS

sth Floor. Washington Only
30-2.59 to 4.99 Steel Venetian
Blinds, assorted, as is 99c
1895 Bamboo 3-Panel Floor
Screens, unfinished ---- SIS
1853 to 1899 b a m BIO o
COrnices, SO" to IA" wide,
1.99 TO 7.49
6O-2.99 to 500 Fir ScalIOped
COrniCeS, assorted sizes,
SOC 10 500
Evening star., 1956-12-13
MIRROR CLEARANCE
Some Broken


6th Floor, Washington ONLY
T-4.9S Crystal Door Mirrors,
l2x4S' Soc
l7-6.5O Double Strength Door
Mirrors. l4x52" 81
7--16.9S Belgian Door Mirrors,
16X68" AqS
PASS Door Mirror, 3-way
33X52". broken 4.9S
1888 Maple Framed Plate
Glass Mirror. 24x36", broken 4.9S
3-29.9S Plate Glass Mirrors,
30x48" 1898
1-39.Ss Mirror, SyrOcO White
Valencia Frame. 24x33" 1898
l-44.98 Revelation Engraved
Console Mirror. 22x35 !" 1898
2-44.98 Belgain Wall Mirror.
36x6O" IgqS
1-S95 Hand -BeveIed Shadow
Box, 36x477 ---4 1888
Evening star., 1956-12-13
pRAPERIEs

9Th Floor. Washington Only
40-16.95 Studio Covers, 2 and
3 cushion ---------. $40
1O0-l.99 TO 3.99 Toss Pillows,
assorted colors and fabrics $50
5O-5.98 Twill BOudOir Chair
Covers, solids, plaids ---- 1.9S
Evening star., 1956-12-13
FABRIcS

&c. giooT. weshfneton OsGs
80 Yds. i.ZS 10 i.s9 Sample
DFessmaker Cotton Lsngths,
average ( yds "a. sll famous
names Bates. Essrisst. wsm-
sItts. LoEenstein .---- 69s ID
Evening star., 1956-12-13
REpsPREAps

6ih Floor, Washington Only
24-2.98 10 1888 Assorted Cafe
Curtains - pr. 81
1888 Jaquard Bedspreads,
teal blue. full size 50
l7-S.9S Jaquard Drapes pr. 50
1873 to 1898 Tailored Drapes,
assorted ----4--- pr. So
16-7.98 to 9.9s Assorted Cafe
Curtains pr, 80
1888 to 1893 Assorted Tai
lOred DrapcS ~ pr, IS
27-lO.98 Printed NylOn Priscil-
Ia Curtains -. pr. IS
65-l2.9S jacquard Spreads 3.99
50-l2.9S NylOn Spreads So
20-1O.9S Curtains to Match T. IS
Evening star., 1956-12-13
MopERN LIVING ROOM

th HtoOFs Warrington Only
5--l99.Ss SeIig Z-part Sections.
cotton boucle 09.eS
3--39.95 Modern Open Arm
Chairs. turq1oile on sage 2f.ss
l--59.9s SeIig Lounge Chair,
grey plastic. ss Il 29ss
z--59Ss seIiE TUE Chairs. tur-
quOisc Or brown 1905
i--s9.ss High Back PIasffe
Lounge Chair. white. ~ is 80
I--se.95 seIiR Tight seat Lounge
Chair, turquoise, ~ Is s9s5
z--l59.oS seliE Tub Chairs,
foam. blue Or coral s9ss
l--if9.s5 KroehteF sOfabed.
storage compartment. green.
1855
i-Z2ss5 seIig Button-tsftsd
Sofa, green tweed 1885
2--lSs.35 kKeehler. Lu1i.F0Am
sofa. ged nylon is9.9s
i--Z93.S5 ssiig Foam z-pAFt see
uonal. NBite iy1ay
i--7is.s5 ssiig 1-pzrt Custssa
sectional, foam, red ...- tisaS
Evening star., 1956-12-13

7th Floor, Washington oHlv
$3.50 Metal Framed Picture
Lights, 12xl6" 1880 -3.99
52-lO.99 Brass Table Lamps,
3-way, cotton drum shade -5.99
$3.50 Bisque China Boy or
Girl Figurine Lamp Bases 1.99
5--1O.99 Milk Glass Planter
Lamps, with shades --. $50
4-9.99 POIyplastex Ceiling Fix
lures, brass chain, link 3.99
4-19.99 Bronze Table Lamp, 80"
tall. shantung shade 9.99
56-3.50 to $50 BoudOir Lamp
Shades, 6 to l27 sizes - 99c
150-l4.99 Table Lamps. con-
temporary and traditional,
brass, crackle glass, walnut,
drum shades -------------7.99
Evening star., 1956-12-13
Washington Store Only
TOWELS 6 BATH SETS

TOWELS 3 BATH SETS
5th Floor. Washington Only
15O-3.95 to 5.95 Discontinued
Bath Mat Sets 4--.--.- 81
52-S5 Reversible Viscose 27x
4S-in. Rugs, fringed q for SIS
2OO-4.99 TO 9.98 Disc. RayOn
Taffeta Shower Curtains 2.99
150-2.99 Seconds Of Fieldcrest
Tub Mats .- 2 for So
25O-59c. Linen-and- Cotton
Tea TOweling -- I ydS. 81
75-l.99 Remnants Of RayOn
BrOadlOOm. 1880 in. 3 for 81
927-59c Martex Printed Cotton
Tea Towels - --.-.- 5 for 81
72-3.99 Animal Shaped Cotton
Rugs for kiddieS 1.99
lOO-7.99 Plastic Shower Sets
with ruffled draperies .-- 81
3O0-39c to SOC Cannon Wash
Cloths. discontinued 4 for 81
175-5Oc Linen Tea Towel.
3 for 81
2OO-If PERI. 81 Linen Glass
Towels 3 for 1.99
3OO-If PERI. 1.59 Printed Bath
Towels for Youngsters $50
1871 PERI. SOC Youngsters
Face Towels ------3 for 81
Evening star., 1956-12-13
UPHOLSTERY

eih Floor. ashinOtoH Onig
$50 Yds. 1853 10 2.99 Remnants
Of Prints and Solids. to S yd.
lengths - yd. 89c 10 I.49
12-24.95 to 56.95 Custom Made
Chair and Sofa SIipcOvers. SAM
Piles. displays and cancella-
tions ca. 2.99
S-15.95 TO $3.50 Custom Made
Draperies, samples and dis
plays, assorted lengths pr. 2.99
Evening star., 1956-12-13
DoMESTIcS

Ih ROOT washington UNIV
90-If Perfect 64c White Mus
lin Pillow Cases, "A for 81
5O-99c White Muslin Pillow
Protectors - 800
48-1.49 C0t-size Muslin
Sheets " 6go
Golf Perfect 2.99 White Per-
Gale sheets, 72x108 in. 81
76-If Perfect 39S Lady Pep
perell Multi-stripe Percales.
doubles 2.l9
SO-l.25 II Perfect Lady Pep
perelI Multi-stripe Cases 500
4O-If perfect 3.99 NylOn TricOt
Sheets, double - 81
35-If Perfect 2.99 Quilted Cot
ton Mattress Pads, twin - L.5O
35-If Perfect 3.9o Quilted Cot.
ton Mattress Pads, double ESQ
60--$7.99 Regular Size Foam Pill
lows 3.99
5S-9.Ss King Size Foam Pill
lows -.-.-- 5.O9
$3.50 Nylon- Covered Acrilan
Pillows --.-~ 3.99
53--7.99 King Size NylOn Gov
cred Acrilan Pillows --... -5.99
TToditionoI Living Room
an Fioor. Washington Only
4-269.95 Kr0ehler. Foam Da-
venos, open into full size bed
229.9S
2--299. 1885 DavenO 2-pc.
Suites. open into full-size bed,
red and lime --4.-.- 1895
2-499.95 French Provincial
Foam Sofa, coral mateiasse,
loose pillow arm rests 29D.95
5--l44.95-249.95 Foam Lounge
Chairs. reversible cushions,
$685.
1895 Grey Channel Back Oc-
caSiOnal Chair, foam, as Is
29.9S
I--lI9.95 Loose Scat Occasional
Chair. gold matelasse eg.9S
1--249.95 krOehIer, California
Arm Sofa and Chair, tur-
QuOibt s@a lbSs89
I--l99.95 Valentine Seaver Gus
tom Lounge Chair, rose matte
lasse 1898
I--399.95 Foam Channel Back
Sofa. beige -4.. 269.95
4-49.95 Maple Lounge Chairs,
green or red $50
2--l29.95 Foam Channel Back
Chairs, turquoise and sage 69.gS
I--l29.95 Decorator Tufted
Ladies Chair. beige. mahog.
frame ~ bB.85
s--2i9.o5 Foam Duchess Arm
Sofas, green. beige. red. tur-
Qiioise. sage 1885
2--s9.s5 Foam Lounge Chairs,
red. cotton matelasde 59.9s
I--299.95 Decorator Foam sofas,
turquoise matelaSae 1885
Evening star., 1956-12-13
Occasional Furniture

IN FlOor. Washinotnn Oniv
1--9.95 Wrought Iron Chair.
green plastic Sc
1-l9.95 Wrought Iron Bar Stool,
white plastic SO
2-l495 wrought Iron Side
Chairs, charcoal plastic s.99
l-9.95 Mahogany Side Chairs.
wine stipe satin s.
3-9.95 Mahogany Side Chairs.
white plastic IS
1-9.95 Mahogany Side Chair.
tan seat IS
l-l9.95 Maple Drum Table 1895
2--l9.95 Maple Lamp and Ind
Tables SO
20-I9.95 Maple Cocktail
Tables SO
3-5s.95 Teak End Table 1895
5-l9.95 Tennecr' Cocktail
Tables gs2
2-29.95 Leather Topped Lamp
and Step Tables SIS
~o.J0 mdHOkduy Led eT
Topped Lamp Table 1896
l--29.95 Leather Topped Maho-
gany Drum Table 1895
I2-19.95 Mahogany Leather
Topped Cocktail Table SO
1895 Mahogany Leather
Topped Chest SIS
2-29.95 Mahogany Leather
Topped Step Table SIS
l-A.95 Mahogany Cigarette
Table 1898
2-29.95 MahOGany Leather
Topped Lamp Table SIS
3o--29.95 MahOgaBy Plastic
Topped Tables, cocktail. lamp
or step SIS
1855 Gossip Bench, mahogany.
egeShell plastic 2l.95
l--4l.95 Telephone Set, mahog-
any " 3l.95
Evening star., 1956-12-13
1850 TO $50
FITTED
CARRYALLy
sIO*

Forous Evans fiued corr,ells
with level trims or msfoiiie
background Nos, OH are ihfed
~iih powder. lpsuck. money.
ord eiearst's eomcormsnis
Sor's even hove eisofetfs light
srsl 'plus ,sS.
Street Etsos. an . stsrss
Evening star., 1956-12-13

Wool melton eproceed heovo~eioht quilt nno in BODY
sleeves and zip-o hood Arm shields, wrstlets 6-ls
4.9O BOYS COTTON FLANNEL BATHRORES,
2.39
Evening star., 1956-12-13
SIS, 5.95 JR. GIRDLES. PANTY GIRDLES

Nyon. sotin ostex nylon elastic Su1o medium large.
Srd FL Washington; Spring and PARKtnOon
Evening star., 1956-12-13

Imported and domestic leather
pouches, sotcheIs, vooobondS,
shoulder-strop boes in Golf,
ltoIion eowhide, morocco and
olliootor-oroin colt.
'plas tar.
Evening star., 1956-12-13

Toparoin cowhide desk pods,
desk pens, letter openers, eolen-
dors, pencil cups. letter rocks,
memo pods, oddress ond en-
ooeement books, olbums, wos,e
boskets.
sfdiionrsg--Sfyeef Floor,
WashtRsfOns
AhtU SpFtHg ard PARKtHetoH
Evening star., 1956-12-13

Fine quolity cotton boxers
ond oripper shorts ond
combed cotton T-shirts in
complete size range. 1924
poirs.
Street FL. Washington. Silper
Spring d PARKinOton
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22
Fraternals On T-V

THE Fraternal Societies of Greater Pitts
burgh, 33 in number, are scheduled to
present thirteen weekly programs over
Pittsburgh's Television Station WQED be-
ginning with the week of June next.
Cooperating in the undertaking,
most laudable one, will be the Croatian
Fraternal Union. just how remains to be
determined by the Home Office.
But cooperate it will to help make the
programs worthy of public praise
This forthcoming educational series
brings to mind the fact that the Croatian
Fraternal Union is the largest fraternal
benefit society chartered in the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania
We hope that this all-important fact
will be emphasized when our Society
makes its television debut over WQED.
To hold such high honor in Pennsyl-
vania is indeed worth Growing about"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1856
Worth Knowing

\h/ITH the announcement today that
w only 600 Points are now necessary to
qualify for a trip this Summer to Yugosla-
via, we look forward to Membership Cam
paign of unprecedented success.
Many who felt the original $50 quail
tying Points were beyond their reach will
now proceed to work for the 600 Points
with confidence in themselves.
Some are Campaign veterans, men and
women of recruiting experience.
They know the Croatan Fraternal Uni
on inside out" and rarely find the So
ciety hard to sell to eligible prospects in
the United States and Canada.
Newcomers to the recruiting game
should know few facts about the Society
most important ones.
The Croatian Fraternal Union issues
four types of adult certificates: Endow-
ment at Age So; Twenty Pay Endowment
at Age 85; Endowment at Age 65; and
Twenty Year Endowment
Applicants for membership may be &C.
cepted between the ages of 16 to CO.
Prospects from ages 16 to 40 may be
insured up to $4,000 without medical ex-
animation, while those from Al to so must
submit to an examination regardless of the
amount of insurance desired
Applicants between the ages of 16 and
40 may be insured up to the maximum of
$4,000, but the Executive Board must ap-
prove any request in excess of 5000.
Prospects for membership between the
ages of Al to so may be insured up to
$4,000, whereas those between the ages of
81 and 80 may be insured for 81 900 only.
Present day members between the
ages Of 81 and 60 may increase their in
surance for an additional sum of 81, 900,
provided that the total amount of their
insurance does not exceed $4,000 This
cannot be done by members who had
passed so years of age at admission.
So much for the insurance angle the
biggest business in this Nation.
The rest is up to you.
You have until July 81, 1856, to amass
600 Points and qualify for trip to Yugo-
slavia. We wish you the best of luck
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22
Cleveland Choir viii
Take Part Next May In
Huge Chicago Songfest

Cleveland, Ohio The
Croatian Singing Socie t y
"Abrasevic" is now rehears-
ing songs for the big festival
of the American Croatian
Singers Federation, which
will be held in Chicago on
May 26 and 27, 1856.
We are now conducting a
membership campaign and
anyone wishing to join our
group should do so before
March IS. This will give
enough rehearsal time to the
new members and make them
eligible to sing with us at the
Chicago Festival.
Rehearsals are held every
Monday at the Croatian
Home on st. Clair Avenue at
500 PM. The chorus is under
the direction of Mr.. j. V. Kra-
bee, who will be glad to well
come any new member and
help him or her as we'll as
he can.
At our annual meeting held
Monday, February 6, the fol-
lowing members were elected
to office for 1856: President,
Mrs. Nancy Todorovich; Vice
President, Steve S h i'm i z;
Secretary, John Bratovich;
and Treasurer, Mary Viconic.
At this time, we also wish
to extend our best wishes to
our pianist, Miss Theresa
Svejkovsky, who will be mar
ried soon.
Louise Sasek, Sec'y.
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Gary, Ind. - 1t has been
brought to my attention by
Prof. Rudolph Matz of Ia
greb, who at the present is
located in Gary, that the stu
dents of music in Zagreb are
very much handicapped in
their studies due to the fact
that they do not have a "tape
recorder.
This young group of stu
dents, numbering approx
mately 5000, could accomp-
lish so much more in the mu-
sical field and could further
Croatian culture with the as
sistance of a "tape recorder"
Give Whatever You Can
Therefore, I am personally
appealing to all the members
of the CF'U to take part in
this cultural endeavor, for
we are all so proud of Croa-
tan culture and the singers
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On To Buffalo!

\ IOTH1NG is being left undone at the
Home Office to help make the Croatian
Fraternal Unions 22nd Annual National
Tournament an unconditional success.
1t is the fond hope of all concerned
that this years classic, which is to be
held May 3 through May at Buffalo,
New York, will attract one of the largest
entry listings on record.
But the immediate goal is to surpass
the 1855 outpouring of 1877 five-man teams
and 379 mems and women's doubles COM
binations credited to the Chicago Tourna-
ment of nearly a year ago. We believe it
can and will be = done.
X
The entry deadline for the Buffalo Tour
nament is Friday, March %, 1856.
In other words, approximately 80 days
remain for Lodges and Nests of the So
ciety to enter teams in what has become
one of the greatest fraternal kegling clas-
sizes on the North American Continent, the
Croatian Fraternal Unions Annual Ma
tional Tenpin Bowling Tournament.
And since this happens to be fact,
and not fallacy or wishful thinking, we
cannot see how anyone would want to
pass up anything so great
We can not recommend the Buffalo
Tournament too strongly to our members
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22
Music Students In zagreb, Croatia
Could Use An American Tape Recorder
Members Of Croatian Fraternal Union
Urged To Open Hearts And Pocketbooks

throughout America k ow
the beauty of Croatian music
which we have received from
Croatia.
At this time we are appeal
ing for donations (any a.
mount you wish to contri-
bute).
Small donations put togeth-
er will add up to a sizeable
sum which will mean a "tape
recorder for the> youth Of
zagreb who wish to study
and further the beauty of
Croatian music.
Society Will Cooperate
Please send your contribu-
ton to: Sylvia Niksic, 1896
Mass. ST., Gary, Indiana.
All contributions will be
listed in the "Z";; furthermore
I will personally see that this
money is used toward the
purchase of a tape recorder
and that it is sent to the
students of music in Zagreb.
Sylvia Niksic, Lodge 10