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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture,
china, glass, etc. Also about so
miscellaneous clocks from old clock
repair shop. Thursday, September
20 1850 pm, SUBURBAN AUC-
TON. Rockville, Nd
AUCTION SALE, personal property
OF Mrs. George Maynard. Antiques,
including mahogany Colonial bunet'
mahogany Rams Horn buffet, with
butler : tray. Brass andirons, bed
warmer. etc Chairs, tables, pat
tern glass. china, and many other
household effects. Bolen tractor
NTH cycle bar and cultivator
attachments. Garden tools. etc.
Saturday. September 20, IL noon
M pYemises North LIST St. Rock
vile, Nd. ALBERT TABLER, Auc-
tfnneer. pO 9-9321
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SO. 600 pIul
ANN PALMER HAYNES
Industrial Personnel Consultant
OVERSEAS

Employer pays part Of placement
fee on following positions, Apph-
csnts must be under 40 years old.
Auditor, deg. nee, --- $4,000 plus
IBM supv. col. deg. $4,000 plus
Operating Engr:, NE: or C.E. S6,SOO
u. S. A.
Aects., corp. exper. deg. $1,000
Jr. or Sr. Engr., BS.M.E. or
B.S.Ch.E., trainees or exper. ne
troleum prods. development, proc
Operating sss dnSi Ensr., NE. or c'E. ss'soo
Economist, PhD. -. 50 800
Eco -Math---Stat., MA. $1,000
Personnel Benefits Supv.. actuarial
exper. SO. 700
Marine Engr., ship constr. and repair
exper. for adm. ONCE work, col
lege degree $4,000
Personnel TTainees, col. deg, under
80, eventual overseas IS 400
Marine Engr, or lie. Ofcr.. college
deg. petroleum cargo experience.
ST.SnC
BSEE Purchasing Trainee, even
tual overseas $4,000
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HELP-MEN

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN to sell
the sensational new 1857 Lincoln
and Mercury, as weil as to partici-
pate in the cleanup Of 1856 mod
els. Because Of the small. high
quality sales force at our Lincoln
Mercury Continental salon at Flor
ida and Conn. ayes. NV. and the
verv generous compensation plan.
high earnings will be. SOP In
addition. demonstration, hospitaliza-
ton and other benefits will be pro-
vided. Call COLONEL JOHN LEMP
AID. 4-S000 for appointment.
AUTO SALESMAN. old est, Gen. Mo-
tors dealer needs good man for
used car dept; drawing account.
liberal commission, bonus. group
insurance. experience preferred
Box 27p-L Star.
AUTO Statesmen, new car; training
program now In progress, Oppor-
tunity to earn UP to $1,000 per
month: transportation furnished to
qualified men. Cali MR.. RUSSELL
COPE. FORD SALES, Triangle, Va.
TR 5-7505.
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Auto AccessorY Salesman

All inside work: must be experienced;
55a-day week and company benefits.
II qualified, will start at SIS week
plus commission. with chance Of -ad :
vancement up to S100 or more: must
have references. See Mr.. AL or Mr..
Morris. MANHATTAN AUTO & RAJ
interview only.
AUTOMOBILE ADJUsTER
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CONTRACT
DISTRIBUTOR
THE EVENING STAR
NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Has an opening in the Southeast section OF Wash
ington for contract distributor to handle home
delivery circulation within defined area Contract
is on yearly basis, offering -than-average
earnings to man who is not afraid of work and who
can handle and direct a carrier organization. APP
pcant must be in good health, and able to to post
realty or cash bond of $500 to secure contract.
Previous newspaper experience is not essential as
man selected will be thoroughly trained in work.
APPLY IN PERSON ONLY TO
MR.. S. G. ANDERSON OR MR.. r. @. HARRIS
ROOM 2O4, STAR BUILDING
18th AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV.
BETWEEN HOURS OF AM AND PM
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOfICE-Brentwood. Nd.
The Mayor and Town Council is
Transfer Of ssth Street from win
dom Road to Rhode Island Avenue
to the State Roads Commission. in
exchange for parts Of Window Road,
37th Street. Taylor Street and
Perry street, which are now under
Jurisdiction Of the state Roads
Commission. A meeting Of owners
at the Brentwood Fire House on
Sept. 21, 1855, at 500 pm. to
discuss the merits Of this proposed
transfer. Published By order Of
the Mayor and Town Council Of
Brentwood, Nd. H. l.. WHOLFARTH,
Town Clerk.
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yCT. JR. Tor CPA, eXper. -----7'f.Is
NATIONAL
Employment Service
WasIlington's LARGEST Agency
SALES DIVISION

PARTIAL LISTINGS ONLY
Sales mgr. mfgr. co. construction
equip, commission plus $1,000
Intangibles. car nee. to $1,000
various fields. for men, 22-30 yrs,
college deg. pref. food CO.'S. office
machines, steel CO.'S, tobacco. etc.
Many with car furn., $300-S400 mo.
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BARBER, commission basis; 6-day
no niehtEork. vacation and Sick
leave benefits. Apply NAVY EX-
CHANGE, National Naval Medical
Center. Bethesda. Md,
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FADED CLOTHES
DYED

Into new season shades with beauty,
grace and lavious look--romantic as
a love poem.
They whisper that you love fine
things and only you and our Dyer
know that the clothes have been
SUEDE
And leather jackets. coats. gloves
and han bass cleaned by GU r
SPECIAL PROCESS, get soft. lovely
elegeance and give you utmost
DRAPES
And slip covers exquisiteiy cleaned
or handsomely dyed by the Specialist
bring beauty. luxury ana comfort TO
your home.
FOR EXQUISITE APPEARANCE
Bring your clothes and Grapes TO
the only Dyer who GUAR ANTEES
NO SHRINK ACE
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CIGAR AND MAGAZINE CLERK
w w LEY p SSGS 81 sToR e. ss ST.
Conn, ave. NV.
sober. reliable man. might
and news stand. Refs HE.
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Limited number talented students
accepted; acts arranged, coached anc
placed. Class and pvt. instruction
Finest New rk-Hollywood contacts
Free talent analysis. Adams 2-sSIO
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Mortgages Sale
Waterfront Home

Modern. brick ranch rambler;
4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, dining
room, Kitchen living room, garage,
lot 57fiOO acre on Potomac River.
colton'S Point. st. Mary's County.
1885 at leo am. Court House.
i.ean ardtrwn Maryland. VIM ALECK
I,QKER, Attorney. Leonardtown, Nd.
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In person only.
Dorchester Pharmacy
24sO 18th ST. NV.
CLERICAL OFFICE. white. no age
chimes: employc dement's, such as
hospital insurance, credit union.
paid vacation etc: 5Ih-day week:
$50 weekly or better. depending
upon experience, Apply Mr.. Cara
way. HIGHS DAIRY PRODUCTS.
1925 Half St. Sc.
CLERK, full time, for LIQUOR store.
Permanent position. City refer
ences. BOZ 2e4-L, Star.
CLERK. to work At the FALLS
CHURCH MOTOR COURT. must be
quick, neat. intelligent and over
%. Phone u. 2-01t0.
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HELPMEN
COLLECTOR
Collector SaIeSf1e1

Fart time, for established route.
EveningS and Saturdays. Write Box
l33-J, Star.
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EXQUISITE CLEANERS
The Dye Work Specialist
Corner Ga. and N. H, Ave. NV.
RA. 3-9777
BARRIE
PETER PAN
SCHOOL

PRESCHOOL AGES Q no 5
KINDERGARTEN
THROUGH 9th GRADE
Small classes and groups. Highlv
qualified staff. on 5z-acre campus.
DANCING FRENCH LATIN. MU-
cUGH ACADEMIC PROGRAMS.
Door. to- Door Transportation
THINK OF YOUR CHILDREN
THINK OF BARRIE PETER PAN"
Telephone RIA 6-nt0n. or visit sol
Fern place NV. for further infor-
nation.
PERM WAVE s3.95; Shampoo wave
Csc; cut SOC WASHINGTON D c
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nELP--MEN

BARTENDER, white; draft and bottle
beer, fast lunch counter; local
+ references required; no nights or
sundays. Call TIE. 6-0096.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
hairstylist, for busy salon; excellent
salary and commission: closed Mon
days PER OF GEORGETOWN,
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NO FEE
Observation-Disclosures

For locations. please see our ad
lists: to $40. 00d in this section.
Mgr. BSE.E. fFla.l, exper. radar
npties, teiemetry $4,000
Dist. Mgr. (FlA.), B.SME, H.VA.C.I
contractor $4,000 plus car
MGR, Jet engine facilities SIS00e
Mgr. Jet engine systems Si6.0n0
PhD Advanced Mechanics SfB.00n
Aero Thermo Design MGR 500, 600
vibration Euers.. sirborne sal open
Mech Designers. H.VAC. $4,000
Guided Missiles. res. enRs. sal open
Nuclear Controls Engrs. $4,000
ANN PALMER HAYNES. SUITE 223
DUP. CIR. BLDG; l34e CONN. AVE
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CHEMICAL
ENGINEER
SUPERVISORY

Excellent opportunity for
graduate engineer for SUI
pervisory position in APP
piled research and process
development involving
bench and pilot scale OBJ
eratiOns. Assignment will
involve high temperature
inorganic reactions. nuclear
reactor fuel processing and
hssion product separations.
Experience in metallurgy
and ceramics would be
helpful.
Northern New Jersey loca-
ton. Ample relocation ex-
penses are provided Send
complete resume, INCLUDING
salary requirements. All
replies held in strict COM
fidence. BOX 1Sl-J, star.
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Bank Teller
With experience. Pleasant
working conditions. Liberal
employe benefits.

SECURITY BANK
9th AND O SITS. NV.
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ADMINISTRATIVE
TRAINEE

Age 22 to rs. to learn all
phases Of insurance operation.
Inside position. Should have
at least ? years college imay
be an evening college STUDENT.
Excellent opportunity with
expanding local home ONCE.
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OTHER POSITIONS
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
f42o NJ v Ave NV Pm 5OR

ACCOUNTANT
To take charge of small ONCE in
Montgomery County area. must have
general ledger experience and knowl-
edge of financial statements. Sub
nit resume of experience. qual;fi-
cations and salary desired. Box
476-J, Star
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PERSONAL (coO,.l

GHOST WRITING AND EDITING
Books. Articles, Brochures.
Professional Writer. JU 9-4765
PROFESSIONAL VOCAL
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The Little Auditorium
1000 P st. NV.
Overlooking Dupont Circle

Have your next lecture, club OF
sales meeting in Washington's newest
air-conditioned meeting center; de-
signed for your comfort: large pro-
lection screen avail. Rates from $15,
Cali LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO..
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HELP-MEN Cont


Dept store exper to $4,000
Acct. auto dealer exper to S125
Acct, publishing company $1,000
Bkkpr., real estate. NV Sgd up
Bkkprs. facets. t6l SSO-S95
ASS. bkkprs. (Sl StiO-SlO
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Government Employees
Life Insurance Co.

mot A GOVERNMENT AGENCY
18th and I Streets NV.
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CIGAR CLERK

Experienced preferred: part: tint
only; 2 evenings, / day OF weekend
pleasant working conditions. Appl,
in person only.
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SHAVER SPRING

Vacancies. Falkland Nursery Home;
new brk. rambler bldg; pvt,
and semipvt. ms. with bath; 24-Nr.
r. NJ service; ambulatory and bed
patients; licensed, inspection in
vited; reas. rates. HE. 4-305O.
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HYPNOSIS
INSTRUCTION.

New classes start in october. Mem
DRY training. self-hypnosis. auto-sue-
gestion and repression. Professional
and student level By internationally
Frs. Write for information. Box
372-J, Star.
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HELP-MEN
A & e MECHANIC

License not req. military exper.
acceptable; white, under 40, 3 yrs
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NEWCOMER TO wAsHINGTONf
Of Metropolitan WASHINGTON; no
OBLIGATION . JESSE JOHNSON. INC.
bQ5O Columbia pike Arlington, Va.
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DESIGN
ENGINEERS

Guided Missile Launching Systems
Openings in long-range projects on the weapons
Of the future with
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
Detroit Mothers
lin Halloween Fete

DETROIT All the
spooks, COLLINS and ghosts
will be gathering at the Gro
attain Hall, 1875 E. McNichols
Road, on the night Of October
9th. The occasion is a Halo
ween Party sponsored by the
Mothers Club of Nest 31S.
Prizes will be given for the
best and funniest costumes.
However, we do request that
no one wear a Croatian CO.'S
tune, as we feel that our ma
tional dress is inappropriate
for Halloween.
AS is usual every Saturday
night the kitchen will be open
with some Of our members
serving tasty food and hot
coffee. A tamburitza group
will be present to set the feet
a dancing.
So, come on everybody,
don a costume, grab your best
gal or guy by the hand and
come down to the Mothers
Club Halloween party on Sat
urday, Oct. u. We promise
you a good time.
Eva Matievich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
Chicago q Will
Celebrate Nov. II
Dinner And Dance
To Highlight Fete

CHICAGO rs d a"
Lodge 30 will celebrate it's
6Oth~ Anniversary on Satur-
day, November 18th, at the
Croatian National S k !
Home, 1903 South Racine
Avenue, Chicago.
The festivities will begin
with a delicious dinner, to be
followed by acknowledge
ments of good wishes from
the various lodges and guests
present.
The principal speaker
and honored guest list is
not complete as yet but will
be announced in the III"
shortly.
Music during the dinner
and for dancing will be fur
nished by the popular Sloboda
Tamburitza orchestra. The
usual array of refreshments
will be available.
We extend a cordial invita-
ton to all our GU members
and friends in the Chicago
area to attend this memorable
occasion. We are quite GER
tain that they will spend ar
enjoyable evening with us.
Remember the date, Satur'
day, November 18th!
Laddie Slamar, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
BesseIner Nest ~ 10
Sponsor Annual Dance
Saturday, October II

BESSEMER - This is to
inform the members of CFU
Lodge 300 and other lodges
of the vicinity that Nest 19
will sponsor it's Fall Dance on
Saturday, October II, in the
Croatian Home on 9Th Street
and East Poland Avenue.
Music for the occasion will
be provided by Jimmy An
ment and his popular orches-
ira of Youngstown, Ohio, and
admission fee charged will be
$1.00 per person.
Matt Fabijancich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
WASHINGTON, Pa, Newspaper Sa|utes Thomas R. Ba|aban

goslavia. His wife is the for
mer Margaret Mosier, daugh-
ter of Stephen j. and Mary
Mosier of Rices Landing.
They are the proud parents
of six children, four sons and
two daughters, the most re-
cent being a girl born on Sep
TENDER 8.
Toms early life was no bed
of roses. Being the eighth
child of a family of thirteen,
he peddled practically every
newspaper published in Wes-
tern Pennsylvania. He work
ed his way through Duquesne
University in Pittsburgh, and
picked up any little chore
which would enable him to
continue his education.
One of the incest things we
can conjure up for Tom is
the fact that if Mr.. Smith is
elected Auditor General and
Tom succeeds to the office, II
will be the first time in the
history of Pennsylvania that
! a man of Slav descent has ev-
er been a member of the Gov.
errors cabinet.
w members of our vari.
GUS fraternal societies OF
Pennsylvania, can easily make
this become a reality.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24

the blessings and capable as
t e of Commissioner
Smith and legislative friends,
succeeded in amending Sec
ton Is of the Pennsylvania
Fraternal Code, which liberal
lied the availability of surplus
funds for administrative and
other promotional purposes.
The Code had permitted fra
ternal organizations to spend
but five per cent of their sur
plus for such purposes. AS
amended it now permits these
organizations to utilize all
surplus in excess of their &C.
tual liabilities.
Tom is the son of Frank
and Anna Balaban Of Mason
twon, Pa, who migrated tt
America from Croatia, Yu'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
Farrell Junior Tams
Slate Annual Concert
For Sunday, 0ct. 18th

r - The Sloga
Tamburitza Orchestra will
hold it's Annual Concert at the
Farrell Junior High School
on Sunday, October %, at
2:3O PM, EST.
Guest of Honor and
speaker on the occasion will
be Stephen F. Brkich, Pitts ]
burgh, English Editor Of
the .Zajednicar, who only !
recently visited Yugoslavia
as the leader of a, delega- :
ton of 81 American and
Canadian tourists.
On our program, we will
have as our guests the popu-
lar "Jadran" Singing Society
of Aliquippa, Pa. After the
program, there will be enter
tainment in the club rooms
of the C~roatian Home on
Stanton St., where the Star
Tamburitza Orchestra Of Mas
sillon, Ohio, will make their
debut.
Out-of-town guests need
not worry about their meals,
for we will have dinners
served at a very reasonable
price.
We invite our many friends
and followers to join us on
this annual occasion
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
By James Nj. Dent

Waynesburg Republican,
- Dame
Fortune, in her usual reserved
fashion, is ready to waive her
Magic Wand over a we'll
known citizen of this little
county seat of Greene.
Thomas R. Balaban, of the
law firm of Smith, Marion
and Balaban, was appointed
First Deputy Insurance Com
missioner w h Governor
Leader took office. He serves
under Francis R. Smith, In
surance Commissioner of this
Commonwealth, presently the
Democratic candidate for Au-
ditor General of the Common
wealth. Victory for Commits
sioner Smith will place Tom,
as we call him, in definite con-
tention for the position of In
surance Commissioner. His
outstanding service in his
short tenure definitely places
him in a favorable position
for this post.
For several years, prior to
assuming his duties in Har-
risburg, Tom was General
Counsel for the Croatian Fra
ternal Union of America of
Pittsburgh, the largest frater-
nal society chartered in Penn
sylvania. He has devoted his
time and energy to fraternal-
ism throughout his profess
sional career.
! During his tenure, Tom
J fathered, nurtured and, with
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24

Italian, Hungarian and Bulga-
rian occupation zones and
puppet regimes were estab-
lished in Croatia and Serbia.
Tens of thousands of Yugo-
slavs were to perish before
World War II ended.
King Peter Repudiated
History shows that inside
Yugoslavia the Axis ocoupa-
ton was fought by two guer-
lila armies: the Chetniks un-
der Draja Mikhailovic, who
supported the monarchy; and
the Partisans under Marshal
Tito (Josip Broz), who leaned
toward Russia.
These two armies fought
not only the Germans and
other invaders, but also each
other.
In November of 1913 the
world was startled to learn
that Tito had established
an Executive n National
Committee of Liberation"
to act as a provisional gov
eminent. He thus openly
repudiated King Peter, who
was in exile.
In the national elections Of
November II, 1915, Tito's
forces won an overwhelming
mandate to rule the country
partly because the monarchist
factions boycotted the ballot
ing
History goes on to show
that the new Assembly con
vened on November 20, 1915
and set UP the Federal PEG
pies Republic of Yugoslavia
Tito was named Prime Minis
ter and his government wa
soon recognized by the Uni
ted States and Great Britain
X
Next week: The post
World War III period; Tito's
ruthless leadership.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
A!iquippa, Stee|ton Scenes O
Major Undertakings October II
Happy Birthday!

Supreme President v. /.
Mandich will represent the
Croatian Fraternal Union
of America Sunday, OctO-
Der %, during the ceremo-
MES celebrating the 10th
Anniversary of the Statue
of Liberty. The observance
will be held at the foot of
the Statue and the Hon.
Fred Seaton, US Secretary
of the Interior, will be the
principal speaker. Another
highlight of the day will be
the national Kickoff" for
$5,OOO,O 900 to erect The
American Museum of I'm
migration at the foot of
the Statue. The CFU has
long been one of the fore
most supporters of this
project.
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Miami YugosIavs viii
Hold Picnic Oct. 18th

MIAMI - The American
Yugoslav Club is completing
preparations for a Fall Picnic
which will be held Sunday,
October %, at Greynold Park,
N. E., 175th Street, one block
away from Highway /.
Stephanie Cuculic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
Diqnitaries Plan
To Attend Affairs
Sup. President
To Speak During
Lodge IS Banquet
Juniors Primed
For October ~
KOlO Performance

Pa. - The
members of "St. Lawrence"
Lodge 13 will sponsor a Ban
quet, Program and Dance
Saturday evening, October 81,
to celebrate the renovation,
at the cost of some $4,000, of
their clubrooms at $50 South
End Street.
v. I. Mandich, Supreme
President of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, will be the
principal speaker on what
promises to be a delightful,
memorable occasion.
Serving will start at $50
o'clock sharp and be under
the supervision of the "St.
Lawrence" Ladies Auxiliary,
Mrs. Helen Verbos Chairlady.
The piece de resistance will
be a chicken dinner.
Pride Of SteeFtOn
Highlight of the Program
will be dancing by the youth
full Marian" Kolo Group un-
der the direction of Rev. Will
liam Primorac, Assistant Pas
tor of the st. Lawrence Gro
attain re Church.
These youngsters, the
great majority of whom are
members of the Croatian
Fraternal Unions Junior
Order, are the "dika and
ponos" of Steelton's Amer
leans of CrOat descent and
have won a tremendous fol-
lowing in this area.
These youthful artists also
have their own orchestra anc
will provide the music fol
dancing following the Pro
gram.
Elected Board Member
Still another pride of Lodge
13 is John ]. Verbos, who ha.
served as Postmaster of Steel
ton for many years.
Bro. Verbos put Steelton IL
the limelight when he wa
elected a member Of the Su
preme Board during the Gro
attain Fraternal Unions 9tl
; National Quadrennial Con
| vention, held in 1855 at Phil
adelphia.
} He, of course, will be a
mong the many dignitarie'
planning to attend the Octo
Der u festivities marking tn
: grand opening of the renova
! ted "St. Lawrence" Lodge 1;
Club.
=, - Editorial Stat
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Saturday evening,
October 81.
Mayor David L. Law
renee of Pittsburgh will be
the principal speaker dur
ing the fete, which is to be
held in Hotel Barr, 1921
Sheffield Rd., Aliquippa.
The POSTMASTER will be
Stephen F. Brkich, English
Editor of the Zajednicar and
for many years a personal
friend of the guest of honor.
Among the guests who will
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
Anthony J. kubik
First OF Descent
In County Office
English Editor
Will Preside AS
Master Ceremonies

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - Bea-
yer County Prothonotary An
thony ]. Kubik will be honor
ed by the members of the ALI
quippa Croatian-American So
cial Club at a Testimonial
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
Youngstown Ladies In
Meeting This Evening

Youngstown, Ohio - The
Croatian Ladies' Auxiliary
will meet one week earlier
this month, on Wednesday,
October "a, at 8 PM.
All the Auxiliary members
are urged to attend as the
Christmas Party will also be
planned at this session.
Bernice NOvak, Sec'y,