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'Sprinklers' Needed

Sprinkling cans are to a
gardener what plumbers help
ers" are to a plumber. The
SprinklerS are used to spray
plants with insecticides as we'll
as water flower beds.
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X X X X X X XIX X J
CUSTOM CENTER. HALL RAMBLER
On 8 Acre With Trees!

Something unique in o
new rcmblsr plan. Full
center holI ssporoiing
the 3 large bedrooms
und 2 de luxe tile
boths from the rest OF
the home, There is q
24xl3l2-H. living room
separated fro m the
llb7xllI7-foo, dining
room by q stone fire
ploee woll. There is O
l3xl0-h. ioble space
kitchen. full basement
with outside sntrcnee,
garage and covered
vesiibvle entrance.
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attempting to entice area
pretties into its Miss Washington
contest, could ask for no more
attractive argument than the
timely one afforded tonight by
the Warner Brothers Presents
series. Starring in a science
fiction yarn (7:30 to $3.50,
WMAL-0 will be a former Miss
Washington, Allison Hayes.
The "Airmen OF Note" (Air
Force. successors to the Glen
Miller band) are UNDERSTANDABLE
excited about a road tour be-
ginning May 10 that will take
them to IA Eastern cities.
At least two of their telecaStS
will be on WRC-4 and in many
of the cities, the radio stations
will augment the coverage with
"remotes". Purpose of the
junket is to do an educational
campaign on hurricanes with
Air Force hunters" doing the
talking.
Today's visitor: George Gobel.
And the best place to catch lii
ole tleet-footed George would
be about the Sheraton Park
Hotel in the afternoon.
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"a Stated Fairgrounds
Set in Prince GEORGES

Sixty-four sum mer play
grounds in Prince Georges Coun-
ty will be stated with recreation
leaders when the Fairgrounds
open for the season on June a.
Mrs. Vera Hash, chairman OF
the county recreation board,
said several more requests for
playground directors are being
studied, she said.
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preceded by the key clause. If
you place any stock in ratings. "
l place about two-bits worth
myself and it's this reporters
humble guess that if anything
hit an iceberg this past week. it
was the survey.
The only sad note in this So
called "debacle" is that the J..
Walter Thompson Agency, which
handles Kraft. may become gum
shy about repeats. hope not.
The idea of doing a splendid
show only once and then con-
signing it to the scrapheap is
as wasteful as it is ridiculous and
no survey or poll is needed to
reach a conclusion that should
be obvious to even an up-and-
coming junior executive.
**
Resolution Department.: (From
viewer Alice M
II ntoUe that the Kentucky
Derby shall be Shown here ON
tt0o channels neTt year. Then,
phen q channel substitutes fire
or more sport commercials for
the customary poStrace inter
Utei0s fincluding the one Nth the
otUners) ace can Just sWitch ouer
from WTOP. Much easier on the
blood pressure than sitting there
tuming"
y
Bulletin Board:
Eddie Cantor, an infrequent
TV performer since his illness,
will play his first straight role
on Matinee Theater' June IL
g pm. WRC-4). Eddie
found the script himself, a melo-
drama called George Has a
Birthday"
Worthington (Tony) Minor, a
video vet, will produce the "Kai-
ser Aluminium Hour" which re-
places "Playwrights, Sc" on
NBC-TV July 3. Tonight s
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Shipbourd Training
Offered Reservists

A new program for shipboard
training over the week end for
Naval Reservists has been an
nounced by the Potomac River
Naval Command.
Rear Admiral David M. Tyree
said young men from II to 1872
are eligible to join the reserves,
who will drill once each month
aboard the USS Robert F. Keller,
tied alongside the Naval Gun
Factory pier.
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.SAR Unit to Meet

The Washington Society of
the Sons of the American Revo-
luton will meet at 1910 pm.
tomorrow in Hammel'S Res
taurant. 416 Tenth street NV.
Walter Kotschnig of the State
Department will speak on
India"
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Playwrights offering, incident
ally, is a comedy about a fellow
who wins S74,000 on a jackpot
show-and in view of the fact
that the series principal oppo-
sition has beer the S64 900 Cues
ton. you'd have to say that Play
wrights is folding with a -four
iSh.).
Speaking of the Question, Louis
G. Cowan, the shows original
producer. has been named vice
president in charge of creative
services at CHS =. Zone of his
first creative acts should be to
think of a new title for his post
A New York drama instructor
is now giving lessons in New
York on how to deliver T'V COM
mercialS l may open a school
here on how to ignore them.
Barry Sullivan will costar with
Anna Maria Alberghetti in the
Ford Star Jubilee musical pro-
duction of "A Bell for Adano,' y
June 2 (WTOP-9.
Y
Critics Corner: From Ted B. J
After you had put the rap on
'DodSi0orth,' / DaS pleased to
note that a couple OF adult
critics, Mr.. Gould and Mr.
Crosby. hedped praise on it.
1T seems a shame. though
that a tellotu must look to Neu
York critics for mature judy
ment."
Thanks a lot.
4
On the Run:
To the lady who wrote
PLEASE PRINT MY WHOLE
LETTER. Please sign your
whole name.
Station WWDC. which is now
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HERE'S A CHANCE
TO ACT ON TV

Area actors and actresses
will be auditioned at Broad
cast House tomorrow eve
ming at 1880 O'Clock for
a WTOP-9 documentary.
Those interested in reading
should first contact Stan
Reed at Emerson $4,000.
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ON THE AIR
Ratings Go Down
With the Ship
BY BERNIE HARRISON

The Titanic went down againthis time in the ratings.
l5y showed that the repeat of Krafts "A Night
Remember May registered 10 points less than the
289 March 28
All Madison avenue discussions of the "aco" of course are
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velope.
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old concrete. the maker claims.
The new product. a polyvinyl
acetate concentrate. is capable
of producing bonds to old con-
crete surfaces which are as much
as 10 times stronger than those
made with plain cement mortars,
according to the manufacturer.
1t is especially useful in thin
layer applications Of concrete,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08
Modern Kit
Makes Decor
More Lively
BY d. M. DERWIN

Now q new decorating medium
Is available which will allow an
individual expression in decor
that is both different and mex
pensive.
1t comes in an easy-to-use
kit which enables anyone to
create brick, rock or stone wall
effects anywhere in the home,
according to the maker. With
this kit, you can reproduce au-
thentic, hird-dimensional brick
or stone on interior surfaces.
1t is suitable for living room,
dining area, hallway, kitchen or
recreation room-on walls, da-
dos and panels, planters or fire.
places. 1t can be applied to any
interior surface without any
special preparation, the manu-
facturer claims.
Here's how you create brick
with this kit. First, the desired
pattern of brick or stone is Sc
lected. Next, you apply, from the
kit, a series of horizontal strips
of special tape that divide the
surface into the pattern YOU
have selected. The dry brick
mixture is mixed with water and
applied over the surface and the
tape strips with a Spreader tool.
After five minutes, the tapes
Cleft sticking out at the edges)
are peeled off, producing the
effect of mortar lines that di-
vide one brick or stone from an
other. This brick or stone sur
face appears raised in a real
istic, three dimensional effect.
The surface is now complete and
1t hardens overnight.
The brick, rock stone wall or
panel decor may be LETT as it is
lit comes in either brick-red or
white) or painted over with fiat
wall paint in any color, or only
the mortar lines may be painted
with a thin brush in a con-
trasting color.
The kit, containing mixture.
pattern-divider tape, spreader
tool and instructions, comes in
two sizes. The regular size covers
up to 40 square feet of sur
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face and the large kit covers up
to 80 square feet. depending on
thickness applied.
Bond Concrete
Repairing or resurfacing Of
broken concrete surfaces is
made simple and positive
through the use of a new product
especially formulated to create
a strong bond between new and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08

where adequate bond and proper
curing of ordinary cement mixes
have always been a problem.
The concentrate emulsion is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08

simply added to regular con-
crete or mortar mixtures, re-
placing a portion Of the water
normally used. The mixed con-
crete or mortar is then used in
the normal manner. without
need for special skills.
Among the uses for which it
has already been tested and
used. according to the manu-
facturer, are repairing Of con-
crete steps. driveways, floors,
walls. tanks, swimming pools,
porcheS. etc. Builders have found
use for it in hand finishing and
grout work on poured concrete
forms and surfaces: for thin
concrete topping on floors and
insulating materials Of various
types. 1t is said to impart
greater bond and reduce chalk
ing, when added to most water
mixed cement base paints.
1t is available in quart and
gallon sizes for the do-it-your-
self repairman. The quart pack
age is Of appropriate size for
dry cement-sand mixes now Of
fered for the home repairman.
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For further information, you
may write Mr.. Derwin, Room
200, The Evening Star, Wash
ington, D. c., incloSing a
stamped, self addressed en-
velope.
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DIRECTIONS Drive sui shigisy Hsy -
Liaeeiaia Clagsfieaf finht - nsgta 15s y
Annamdaie. TmFn left - Rsute SO fEa4Nns.
"a IA fer appsor. sas miis y isit
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SPRINGFIELD, MD.
5000 Jordan Rood
Bedrooms, z Buths-$35,o50

NEW RAMBLER. separate dining room, de luxe kitchen,
stos to storage ottc but-in oorooe Outofoound bose
ment will lend itself to recreation and additional
bedroom Waking distance to Wood Acres Elementary
School, Western Junior High and Little Flower Porochio
School, OPEN SUNDAY, Is
Directions: WestnoTeland
Circle BookewaV DriUe right blocks Jordan Road right 10
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Open Daily 'n DarIs

DIRECTIONS gssth - Shisisy Bvy. -
Rsals 7 tkins street. Lsit miles u
Janaey't lass Eifht " saupis hsuss
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Mothers Club Group
Visits Milwaukee Vets

Milwaukee, Wise. - The
youngsters of the Mothers
Club Kolo Group were very
happy to perform for the
veterans at the Veterans Hos
pital in Woods, Wise. With
the Transport Co. strike on
we were amazed to see so ma
ny youngsters come with
their costumes on.
We are happy to announce
that a teen age groupis under
the supervision of Miss Mary
Panich, who teaches the
group at her home every
week. Those interested may
call Spring 4-6105. Ann Pus-
karich also teaches kolo dan
cling the second and fourth
Thursday of each month. If
you are unable to attend
please call 81. 8-0351.
With all the rain Milwau-
kee was having, we were sur
prised to have such a good
turnout at our Card Party,
which was held on April 20.
We want to thank all the
mothers who donated cakes
and ~pillow-cases. The heart
shaped cake, baked by Irene
Lasocki, was won by Fannie
Valent and the door prize was
won by Mary Homes.
A wish for a happy birth
day goes out to everyone GEL
ebrating birthdays in May.
Mitzie Knaflic, Pres.
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Lodge 435 Seek Sets
Dues Collection Plan

Youngstown, Ohio - This
is to notify the members of
"Sinovi Hrvatske Domovine"
GU Lodge 435 that dues
can be paid at the regular
monthly meeting, which is
held the third Sunday of ev-
cry month at the American
Croatian Citizens Club, 1859
Poland Ave-, at 200 PM.
If for some reason you can
not attend the meeting, you
can pay your dues sometime
during the last four days of
the month at my home, 1908
Poland Avenue.
Please pass this informa-
ton on to our members who
may not have seen this no.
tice. Further Information can
be secured by phoning RI.
6-9814. Jack Jakovac, Sec'y.
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Mah-vaIL Lodges
Circle July 18th

Struthers, Ohio - C.F.U.
Lodges 66, 100, 435, 1875 and
5O4 of the Mahoning Valley
will hold their Annual Croa-
tian Day Picnic on July %,
1856, at Whippoorwill Grove
in Youngstown.
There will be plenty Of bar
becued lamb and pork and
other refreshments galore.
There will also be fun for the
Riddles on the swings and
sliding boards, and dancing
for young and old.
The committee in charge of
this day is composed of:
Frank Turkovic, Pres; Jack
Jackovac, V. Pres; Milan
Skrtic, Treasurer; Vincent
Radilovic, Sec'y.; and Julia
Cvetelic, John Bistrica and
Luka Bilandzija.
Vincent Radilovic, Sec'y.
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United Lodges Of Cleveland Will Hold y
Annua! "CFu Day" On Sunday, August u

CLEVELAND - The Uni
ted GU Lodges of Cleveland
hereby give advance notice
that the Goth Annual Frater-
nal Day will be held on Sun
day, August 26, 1856, at Pu-
ritas Springs Park.
We, therefore, make an ap-
peal to all our various organ
izations to please refrain
from planning an affair for
that date. Instead, plan to at
tend our Fraternal Day Cele-
bration. ,
The United Lodges will
once again sponsor a Queen
Contest. Lodges and nests are
asked to select their candi-
dates and send the name, pic
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the second year, by a social
gathering at the Croatian
Center in Millvale.
The WPL Committee is
planning all elaborate pro-
gram of music, singing,
dancing, speaking, etc, for
the West View portion of
the day and will announce
the details shortly.
Highlight of the day will
be the coronation of Miss
CFU VII" the identity of
whom will not be known until
July 22nd.
Democratic Candidate
The Committee has already
secured it's speaker of the
day for July %.
He is the Hon. Francis r.
Smith, Insurance Commits
sioner Of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Smith is a candidate
for the Auditor General of
Pennsylvania OH the Demo-
cratic ticket which will 20
before the voters in the
general election to be held
Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1856.
Mr.. Smith addressed the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
9th Ma tional Quadrennial
Convention at Philadelphia in
September of 1855 and paid
high tribute to the Society,
the largest fraternal benefit
society chartered in the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania.
Getting back to this years
miss GU VII" popularity
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contest, we wish to point out
that candidates. are still be-
ing accepted from those de-
string to enter the race.
Applicants need only
give a brief history of
themselves, schooling, hob
bies, etc, and forward
same to WPL Secretary
Philip Vukelich at 3441
Forbes Street, Pittsburgh
Is. A photo of the contes-
tant should accompany the
information.
Please do not forward ca
mera snapshots.
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Of Youngstown, Sloga of East
Chicago and Abrasevic Of
Cleveland participating. Fol-
lowing the program there will
be a Banquet and dancing to
your favorite tamburitza or
chestra.
We ask all other clubs and
lodges to please refrain from
holding an affair on this
date.
For further details keep
reading the English Section
of the Zajednicar.
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Lodge 304 Membership
Briefed By Secretary

Ambridge, Pa. - Due to
the fact that the Secretary
is working different shifts in
the mill, he wishes to notify
the members of GU Lodge
304 that he will be able to
collect dues only on the meet
ing night, which is the third
Friday of every month, and
every Sunday from 100 PM
to 500 PM.
Fred Perich, Sec'y.
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Under the New Disability
and Surgical Plan Of insur-
ance, you will pay dues of 40
cents Cor Is cents more than
you are paying now monthly,
if you are under So years Of
age.
If you are over 36 years
of age, you will pay 60 cents
Cor IS cents morc) month
ly.
If you desire double in
demnity under the New Plan,
the dues are double, that is,
to age SO, so cents per month,
and after age Sc, $1.20 per
month.
Has No Restrictions
Remember, under the New
Disability and Surgical Plan
you are entitled to benefits
for all operations, disabilities
and acknowledgements.
Under the New Plan there
are no restrictions, and,
should you have an accident,
you need not wonder if you
will be entitled to indemnity
for your operation or dis
ability.
AS stated, you will be ell
titled to indemnity FOR
ALL AND
DISABILITIES in a greater
amount than under the Old
Plan.
If you make the change
over before December 81,
1856, no medical examination
is necessary, unless you re-
quest double insurance. For
double insurance a medical
examination is necessary, for
which the CFU will pay you
$500.
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tickets are available from
the Croatian # at e
Union for the Saturday,
June 8, end of the Folk
Festival. Each nationality
has been allotted only so
many tickets for the $500
seat Mosque.
Tickets for "Croatian
Night sell for $3.50 and
$1.00, tax included. The loca-
ton of the seats appears in
a box announcement on page
9 of this issue.
Other information pertain
ing to the Festival will ap-
pear here later.
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Let's be earnest-and pull
no punches in this matter =
there are very few of us old
members who are willing to
spend Ten Dollars of our time
and money to enlist a new
member - and get, in many
instances, nothing for it -
not even a public apprecia-
ton.
E%nrollments Are Costly
We wish to cite an expert
ence we had recently of en-
listing a new member - l
made no less than ten tele-
phone calls lit costs me 5
cents a CALI on the average
I spent ten minutes of my
time per call, and I had to
travel about twenty miles,
and naturally, l had to treat!
I cite here only a small part
of the matter of enlisting new
members - you all know how
long it has taken you, if you
enlisted, at times.
That's the problem of en-
rolling new members - it's
costly, time consuming, and
in our modern age most of us
don't have time or inclination
to go through it all; if we do
it once, second try is like pull
ing your teeth out.
New Line Of Approach
So, in our modern age, we
need to work out a new line
of approach, just like modern
insurance companies - and
have field workers, people
who will be in constant touch
with prospective new men,
bers, visit them, make spe-
cial appointments, meet them
at their own convenience, etc.
We are aware that there
are difficulties - legal and
others on the way of a new
method, modern approach of
enrolling new members - but
a way must be found - if we
want to be assured to have
constant replenishment Of
members.
To establish new method
of enrolling new members -
will not be easy-but where
there is a will there is a way
do we all have the will?
Peter Obad, Publicity
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Cleveland Choir Sets
Date For Anniversary

Cleveland, Ohio - The
members of "Slavulj" Singing
Society are happy to an:
nounce that they will cele-
brate their Goth Anniversary
on September 2, 1856, at the
Slovenian Home on st. Clair
Avenue.
A program is being planned
for the afternoon with many
choirs such as Strossmayer
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GldVdS, oeCIeIdIy, IN. y. ANl-4
kolac, Treasurer; Trustees,
Robert Popovich, Peter Capt.
tanich, and Mary Dragich;
Director of Sports, William
Blazevich; and Director of
Publicity, Peter Obad.
Deep Interest In Youth
The Committee decided to
take an extraordinary step
forward by setting aside a
large sum of money to help
to finance sports and cultural
activities of our Junior men,
bers in Northern California,
with the general purpose to
stimulate further Junior in
terest in the Union and indi-
rectly to help to increase en-
rollments into our Society.
Various delegates pointed
out that there was a great
need to keep Juniors interest
in the organization and much
greater need to see to it that
new members are enrolled.
While the Committee is do
ing best it can under the cir
cumstances, it had been ar
gued by some delegates that
in order to secure constantly
new members, that it is ne
cessary to go much DEEPER in
to the matter of enlisting
new members-it is necessa-
ry, they said, to 60 to the
heart of the method of en-
rollments which will need
positive cooperation from our
Supreme Headquarters.
Time And Money Factors
Every one of us is acquain-
ted with the way we enroll
new members now, but this
method is quite slow and Of
ten ineffective in this modern
s~tream-lined age.
Today, we all live in a
stream-lined age; we live in
large cities, spread out COM
munities, and our Slavic
pc oples are, accordingly,
spread, scattered, living tens
of miles away from each 9TH
er. To enlist a new member
today-be he or she a senior
or a junior-it is very costly
to the enlister, and it costs
on the average Gin time and
money! of about Ten Dollars.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30

If you do not now have dis
ability and operation insur-
ance, it is to your own adj
vantage and benefit that you
be insured.
And as above stated, if
you are between age 16 to
40, you may be insured
without medical examina-
ton for the single benefits.
Ii you are past 40, but not
over so years of age, you
can also take this insurance
under the New Plan, but
must submit to a medical
examination.
We never know what awaits
us misfortune does not
Sleep, so it is best to be safe
and have the insurance before
it is too late.
Transfer Now - Today
After December 81, 1856,
all members past 40 years of
age desiring insurance under
the New Plan will have to
undergo a medical eXamina-
ton.
Members past age so
after December 81, 1856,
will not be permitted to
transfer to the New Plan.
In other words, transfer to
the New Plan now-tOday.
These few words are writ
ten in good intention and in
consideration of your own
good. If you decide to trans
fer from the Old to the New
Plan, or if you are not now
insured on the disability and
operation fund, complete and
detailed information can be
obtained from your Lodge
Secretary.
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Youngstown Choir In
Plans For Two Fefes

Youngstown, Ohio - The
"~Strossmayer" Singing Soci-
ety. wishes to announce that
the picnic dates scheduled in
1856 are Sunday, July 1, and
Sunday, August 26.
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ture and activities to the
Sec'y. Mrs. Anna Rescic, at
193O1 Renwood Ave., Euclid
10. Any girl or lady member
of a CFU Nest or Lodge is
eligible to enter.
Each contestant will be
awarded a prize according to
her activity in selling tickets.