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BRICK RAMBLER-BSMT.
81 900 down. only si3.96o. 1 year
premises you don't have to be 4 Gil,
Have another In Hillcrest Gardens
with big CT loan already there. So
come take . look at these. they are
truly outstanding and the price Is
low. MT, Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY
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WAREHOUSE WANTED
WE NEED

HEAVY INDUSTRIAL - 10000 o.
o.. railroad spur. Branehyille, Nd.
s.r ms TX. s.s5oi. ISrsilirs invited.
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INDUS. PROF. SALE lcont.l
4 2-BEDRM. UNITS
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

SHOPPING CENTER
any t sS once Vx 81 small ' SSsine $751;
Will decorate to suit. EASTOVER
COkP.. 80 Oxon Run dr.. 10. q
lOl6.
NICELY FURNISHED, reasonable,
receptionist. lavatory, elevator 924
Dupont Circle Bldg. DU, 7-S7S0.
MODERN OFFICE, 600 so It. in
new bldg. completely air-condi-
toned; free parking, Apply 1928
Wisconsin ave. or your brokers.
10Th AND L SITS. NV. Suite; 8
lev. new air-cond. bldg. Elk. $3.50.
BUSINESS CENTER,
SCI. and dbl. Offices avail. Oct. l.:
rev. mod. bldg. air cond.: very
ample parking. JOHN A. VENT
AP. 10000.
LAW OFFICES in large snite: air
cond.. newly furn.. excel. law libra
ry. recep,. central loo. RE. 7-4730.
1907 EYE ST. N.W.-In heart of
medical area; reception rm, with
secretarial alcove; 4 treatment rms:
private toilet. fully air-cond. Avail
immed. at only S175: For further
LL0OM o. 1GnoER hEALl ".
OFFICE-Reception rm., large rm.,
small rm.; bath: 2S1S 14th st.
NV. md f.: $50 mo. MARSHALL
J MAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV
AID. 4-2005.
WYATT BLDG.-3 large. private Of
fees and large reception rm.. air.
cond. partially furnished. Avail.
soon. NE. S-5711.
FURN. OFFICE, 18th and Gre
ceptioniSt. ans. steno. services If
desired Price reas. ME. S-2435.
1861 r ST. N.W.-9.O0O So IT. !:
centrally located for nonprof1t
organization. Available Immediately
For rent. sale or trade. JU. 5-1444
ENTIRE BLDG. FOR RENT = S
stories and elevator: in finest Conn.
ave. and K st. location. $500 sq.
IT. Excellent for organization or
group to occupy entirety. SANDOz,
INC. DU. 7-1234.
LAW OFFICE, furnished: LAWYERS
suite: air-conditioned: excellent To-
cation ST, 3-l227
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WILLYs 1913 Jeep panel, ereen.
heater. Just traded. Will sell heforO
reconditioning. Only sos.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1898 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
ia. 2-9001. Open Til $50
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ALEXANDRIA-For sale or rent.
2-yr. -old brk. townhouse; 8 bedrms.
bsmt. with washer and drier. Gar
bage disposal. M. Pentagon and
ment No nymtS SSS. incl All II
rented. .Sl12 per mo. Call OV. j.
$3.50, II no ans. call LII. 1-l6O6.
ALEXANDRIA, Delray-Immaculat
6edrms. and den; lh baths, sep;
bsmt.. washer and drier. garage,
vacant: pretty lawn and shrubbery.
Mr. schls., block to bus line. II
you are looking for a friendly
environment to raise your children
and need space better call XII.
S-lO12 for appointment. Terms or
ESTATE, I22 South Royal st..
Alexandria
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUST OWNERS, ATTENTION
absolutely top spot-cash offersl Nd
Va. d. c. MR.. QUICK. 10. 4-65G5
80
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur. BARLOW REALTY co, Real.
tors. 1881 O st w. ME. s-e495
MONEY ON end TRUsTS-we will
buy 2nd-trust notes: b C., nearby
Nd or Va. reasonable rates MA
TIONAL MORTGAGE a. INVEST
MENT CORP, l3i2N Y. ave. NV
MA s-5S33
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20 DOWN. OF

Falls Church area-3-bedrm, brick
rambler with carport: full bsmt.
Just Slagb0. J-W REALTY CO.,
IA. 6-lo76.
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COLLEGE PARK

First time offered. Immaculate s.
bedrm. brick rambler: lge paneled
rec. rm. with bar, lovely fenced
yard, screened patio: $15.950.
CHESTER H. KELLER. REALTOR
Ju. b-71OO TILL Q PM.
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ALEXANDRIA, Seminary Hills -
White brick rambler, ideal for
family living: walking distance 10
the. new high school and Mac
Art h.is. srammer' 4 lse; bedrms..
the television and play rm., 27-ft.
living dining rm., all-elec. kit. with
disposal and dishwasher, private
screened porch: ready for immedi-
ate occupancy. Owner has moved
to Calf: CARPETS and draperieS in
Guided: excellent financing avail
able: To see, call ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE CORP. XII.
$4,000.
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LOVELY Def. BRICK; Z rooms with
powder rm. on LIST floor. Less than
SI7.500. Will GI If desired. d. B.
Guynn. EN-. 3-7792.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 I4th st. NV. AID. 4-20O5
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DODGE so iIs-ton long fiatbed;
clean with good tires; $3.50, ~,
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RESTORED OLDER HOME

In tip-top condition. es.ft' Twins
room has stone fireplace. huge dining
room. newly modernized bath and
kitchen. Large. large rooms. Fin
ishsd recreation room with DAY
LIGHT WINDOWS. Gear garage,
t .TSns and SIDE porch; Ss4ptitYl
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At Ease!
Reveille

Wake up to the fact that this is
with full basement, ia baths. side
screened porch, separate dining
room, beautiful shaded lot. Very
good Arlington location with con-
yeniences plus. CT appraised at
Sl9,O50. SO down to qualified vets
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont. }
BUILDERS SACRIFICE

10 new units at Fort Dupont Park
tol Bridge; ~ ist mort T. $4,000 S
Rent xS,400. only $4,000. Cali
David Rosenberg. DREYFUSS BROS,
Ma. S-05SO; ewes. JA 2-7S2g.
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$l6,950

4 MISUNDERSTANDING kept
older home ready for immediate
c ,S;,,D Liy rm wIf lNpE,, well
N. ARL. LoCATIoN.
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Z BEDRMS.; vacant: move in-This
brk., full-bsmt. home has been
completely redecorated for you. Fea-
lures completely equip. kit. and lge.
screened porch. From owner, q
steal at Sl5.95O. Call JE. 4-5S63;
no agents.
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AUGUST
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
Fraternal Insurance

he Fraternal Benefit Societies, number
! ing nearly two hundred in Canada and
the United States, are much more than
giant financial institutions. They are, in
fact and foremost, friendly, charitable, hu-
name organizations.
In their original conception in this coun-
try, about one hundred years ago. they
were instituted for the mutual aid and help
of their members in times of need.
Throughout all of the intervening years,
they have remained true to that original
concept and over and above meeting their
contractual obligations as represented by
their life benefit certificates, they have
either directly or through their local mem
bers visited the sick and afflicted; nursed
the ill and provided homes for their aged
and INDECENT members; buried their dead
and kept green their memories.
They, too, have furnished aid to their
members suffering casualties in various
ways from the elements and likewise they
have rejoiced in the happiness of their
members in their various phases of success
and achievement
AS result of their social activities
through the instrumentality of their local
lodges, they have developed lifelong friend
ships which otherwise would never have
been made.
So, too, through such activities they
have helped to create civic and patriotic
mindedness in their community and as
result of their junior activities, they have
helped the school, the church and the home
to train their youth to become worthy
citizens.
These are but some of the things that
the Fraternal Benefit Societies have done
for the welfare and happiness of our people.
These are all in addition to the building of
a greater America through the investment
of their funds and providing the very finest
and most modern types of life and sick and
accident insurance for their members.
Truly, the protection so furnished bv
the Fraternal Benefit Societies is "Insur-
ance With A Heart"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1856
Enjoy Yourselves

As we read this, our tourists are in full
~ swing on their tour through Yugosla
via, some drinking in the beauty around
them while reminiscing over childhood
days, othres just plain enjoying their tour
as Americans are wont to do While our
steamship passengers are enjoying their
motor coach excursions and resort facili-
ties in and around Opatija our plane trav-
lers are Gisiting the many museums, chur-
ches, the Mausoleum, etc, etc, or just en-
joying seaside sports for which their host
city Split is famous
This, Sisters and Brothers, is the way
the Croatian Fraternal Union rewards its
worthy members, who through hard work
and love of their society enable our organi-
zation to grow, numerically and financially.
Enjoy yourselves Sister and Brothers,
and Thank You, for job well done during
the past membership campaign.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
First United Picnic AT
Center, Great Success

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Th e
first united picnic of "Slobo-
da" CF'U Lodge "a, KSKJ
Lodge 1853 and "Bratska Slo-
ga" held on Sunday, July 20,
at Croatian Center, was a tre-
mendous success. We were
lucky to have beautiful wea-
ther throughout the day and
the whole crowd enjoyed
themselves tremendously.
Mr.. Shaglnaw and his Tam
buritza Orchestra delighted
everyone with their music.
There was delicious barbe-
cued lamb and plenty of re-
freshments for all who at
tended.
We sincerely thank all who
responded to our invitation,
by attending and we extend
our thanks and appreciation
to the committees who did
their utmost in order to
please everyone.
John Naglich, Sec'y,
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Farrell "SIoga" Junior Tamburitzans
And Ko|o Group In Brighton Sept. 9th
Beaver SITS. Peter And Paul Church To
Hold MDau In Old Croafia, EesfiuifioS

BEAVER, Pa. - The SITS.
Peter and Paul RC Church
will sponsor a DAY in Old
Croatia" Picnic Sunday, Sep
tember 8, 1856, 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
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.
dinary fiesta.
Refreshments of all kinds
particularly those which ap'
peal to Croats, will be avail.
able during the September 6
! festivities. To all: Dobro nam
dosli!
! John Skertic, Publicity
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CToatian Center Crowns
Queen Sunday Aug. 2b

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The Uni
ted CFU Lodges Of Western
Pennsylvania will hold their
picnic Sunday August 26 at
the Croatian Center, off Bab-
cock Blvd, just out of Mill
vale. AS last year the picnic
is being held on the last Sun
day in August climaxing the
summer season of activity in
Western Pennsylvania.
A brief but interesting pro-
gram will be presented at 4
Pm. sharp.
The high spot in the pro-
gram will be the coronation
of the Queen of Croatian Cen
ter, and presentation of cash
awards to her and her Ladies
in Waiting.
AS per food and refresh
! ment, the committee has ar
ranged to have plenty of each
for all attending this gala af-
fair, and promise to entertain
everyone with an interesting
program, songs, and dance
music by the Balkan Serena
ders.
| Mia N VranaS prnc
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To All Correspondents

Bro. Milan Vranes, End
Supreme Vice President of
the Society and a member
of it's Home Office Clerical
Staff, is filling the shoes
of English Editor bro. Ste
phen F. Brkich during his
current visit to Yugoslavia
in charge of a CFU Tour
Group.
Inasmuch as bro. Brkich
will not return to his desk
until the middle of Septem-
ber, it is of vital impor-
tance that all correspon-
dents cooperate in full with
bro. Vranes during the
weeks ahead in order that
the English Section may be
edited without undue hit
ches.
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Peace OF Steel

he ending of the steel strike was well
coined by the more than one million
members of the United Steel Workers of
America The end result of the negotiations
was hailed as satisfactory settlement by
both, Industry and Union representatives.
AS the workers return to their jobs thew
do so with some confidence of steady in
come for the period covered by their con-
tract with the steel companies. Many mem
bers of the Croatian Fraternal Union are
employed in the steel industry and due to
the strike were forced to curtail their acti-
vities in the society's social life We know of
at least one case where lodge picnic was
cancelled for fear that the strike would af-
feet the result, thereby endangering the
lodge treasury by possible loss.
With renewed feeling of security and
short period of adjustment our members
in the steel centers are expected to rise to
the forefront of CFU activity This new
spark will no doubt extend to the lodges
whose membership is employed in other re-
lated industries, such as steel fabrcating
transportation. coal mining ETC. WITH
PEACE ON THE LABOR FRONT, WE
CAN LOOK FOR MORE ACTION ON THE
FRATERNAL FRONT.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

r he current convention of the Democratic
Party being held in Chicago and the
Republican Party Convention being held in
San Francisco next week. once again re-
minds one to give some thought to the cleo
tive system of our country.
In examining our past performance, we
find that we Americans are lax in perform
ing our duty as American Citizens.
Past election results have shown that
less than fifty percent of those eligible to
vote have taken the time to cast their bal
lot Unbelievable as this may seem, but
nevertheless they are facts.
Our representatives on all levels of gov
ernment are selected by, in most cases,
minority. This fact points out, not weak
nesses of our elective system, but that in
ourselves.
In discussing this condition at times we
have heard many reasons for this condition,
but have yet to hear one good reason for
anyone failing to register their desire by
casting ballot.
In our great country, America, where
the ballot is most powerful we are duty
bound to actively participate IN all elections
on every level, thereby registering our ap-
proval or disapproval of those chosen to
direct the course of our government.
AS American Citizens it is our duty to
be properly registered, and to enter the
voting booth at election time, and secretly
express our likes and dislikes.
AS American Citizens THANK GOD
we are free to commend those deserving
commentator and censure those deserving
censure, by merely entering our voting
booth and conscentiously performing our
duty.
AS Americans we can THANK GOD
that we can.
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Continued from Page y

brothers and sisters giving them the benefit of your nsur
protection your raterna spirit and financial stability
in return for 400 members You operate in So
States of the United States in the District of Columbia In
Provinces of Canada and the most northern part
of this great continent of has succumbed to the warmth
of your Society when only last month you established
Lodge in Anchorage, Alaska
have read in recent article by the Director of your
Junior Order Department that your forebearers came from
country that today of 100000
miles third of this land is occupied by the Croatans
is indeed tribute and everlasting credit to you that
under the opportunities available to you the United States
and Canada you have built organization which spans
continent of 100000 square miles Although the article
points, only dozen of the than ZOO Fraternal Soc
eties in Northern America larger than you in member
ship surpass you in geographic coverage Undoubed
N much credit for your remarkable in such short
period of the time must be attributed to the brancy OF
the Delegates to your Ninth Convention in the selection
office those and who guided your ship to this
date.
further learned in my study prior to my coming
here today that YOU have made available induce
ment to a great Membership Campaign, free trip to
the country of your origin and that of your forebrers
your motherand country, Yugosayia. Undoubtedly all
who have participated in your Membership Campaign
will not gain the privilege of this trip but understand
number of the participants have mered the prize and
will be accompanied by representatives of your official
family and still others will 60 along paying their
passage for the sake of the cOmpanionshp which will
naturally follow No doubt the hearts of those fortunate
enough to make this trip will beat with great anxiety in
anticipation of the voyage and what they might and
do when they arrive in Yugoslavia 1t wonderful that
such prize is made available to you but would ad
monsh each Of you, and particularly those who will
in the official of the Croaan Fraernal Union of
America, you about to visit country whose Gov
ernment has been Of some concern to the Western
Powers
There those who frown upon any type of rea-
tionship between countries and that of citizens
and theirs Consequently what you say what you
what you do, what you represent and what you bring
back will be very closely examined You go represen
atives not only of the largest Fraterna Society in
Pennsylvania but representatives of the State itself
and of the United States and your conduct should be
such that rightly say of you it wrong
to have gone. am confident that each of you have
carried these thoughts in your minds and determined
to conduct yourself along those lines My best wishes go
to all of you who will be able to make the trip, for a
safe journey home.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
Thanks

\Vfith this issue we are beginning our re-
w sponsiblity of editing these pages and
our sincere hope is that this be done in
manner fitting our great organization, the
Croatian Fraternal Union of America
Realizing that it is an important post,
and the necessity of maintaing the high
standards of editing attained by the Editor
Stephen F. Brkich we tremble to think of
the task ahead of us, but at the same time
are determined to carry on to the best of
our ability.
Our goal will not be to equal Bro. Br
kich's level as an editor, for we realize that
to attain such position you must be more
than Just good, you must be newspaper
man which in my opinion is everything in
the trade.
Our aim will be to serve our lodges and
our membership during the absence of Bro.
Brkch to the best of our ability. More
than that we cannot and will not promise.
More than that we hope and pray will not
be demanded of us.
IN GETTING THIS our first edition out
to the readers we were alded tremendously
by number of our co-workers, and at this
time we would like to thank them for the
help given us so that this issue could get
out. Our thanks go to Bros. Vukelich, Gro
atian Editor, and Bro Bozich, Print Shop
Manager and especially to Bro. Matt Fur
jamie and Sister Ann Rozich for much of the
help in getting our material on these pages.
At this time we would also like to thank
Bro. Brkich for the expression of confidence
in our ability by his recommendation to
the Executive Board as his temporary re-
placement and to them for their approval.
Our efforts shall be aimed at vindicating
their belief in us, by serving our lodges and
members as we'll as we possibly can during
this brief absence of our colleague, Bro.
Stephen F. Brkich.
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Milan Vranes, Pres
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CR0ATlAN DAY Tux!

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Many of
our friends will be happy to
know that amusement tickets
for Kennywood Park are a.
vailable at reduced rates.
Please remember that these
tickets may only be bought
prior to Croatian Day and
will not be sold at the park
at the reduced rate. To buy
your tickets please contact
one of the following:
Aliquippa, Pa. William J.
Zivitz, 1916 Grant st.
Ambridge, Pa. - Josephine
Spolarrh, 26O1 Manning ST.,
and Katherine Zgainer, 720
Oath Street.
Clarion, Pa. - Ruth Milas,
349 Chambers st.
Conway, Pa. - A. J. Kron.
stain, 1321-3rd Ave.
Etna, Pa. - Katherine Tr.
dina, 26 Freeport ST., Etna %
East Pittsburgh, Pa. -
James Dinger, 301 Greenfield
Avenue.
Homestead, Pa. George
Fudurich, I'LL Sylvan Ave.
Mckeesport, Pa. Ku d.
lik's Market, 500 Locust St.;
Matelan's jewelers., 202 Fifth
Ave; Mary Reskovac, 431C
3rd St., Versailles.
McKees Rocks, Pa. -
Frank Braidic, 1144-14tE
| ST.; Steve Horvat, 404 Ella
Street.
! Millvale, Pa. - NADIA Ro.
zanl1ovich, 142 Grant St.; Ma
ry Spudich, Croatian Center
Scheutzen Park Rd.
Mo naca, Pa. - Margaret
Shalac, $50 Colonial Ave.
MOnessen, Pa. - Matt 70
retich, Croatian Home, 105;
Schoonmaker Ave.
New Brighton, Pa. - Geo
Zivitz, 1853 Grove Ave.
New Brighton, Pa. - 10
seph Pavkovic, 1925 - 8tl
Ave.
n. s. Pittsburgh. Pa. -
Anton Delac, 1927 Troy Hill
Rd. (12); Marie Sekel. 847 E
Ohio st. (12); Zelkovic Druj
Store, 924 East st. (12).
Pittsburgh, Pa. a.-Franl
H. Becer, Jr. 253 Fisk St.
a., Anna Frankovich, Al
SIND ST., n, Ann Labas
1909 Butler st. (1) and Mar,
RADICAL, 461712 Carlton ST
Q.
Smiths Ferry, Pa. - Mile
Bach, RID. /.
Turtle Creek, Pa. - Thorn
as A. Yakin, 129 Prospect 81
Rankin, Pa. Stella Dor
mihal; 325 Summer Way
Steve Novosel, 123 Secon,
Ave; Joseph Vucic, Croatial
Home, 4th and Antisbury.
S. S. Pittsburgh. Pa. -
Lawrence Delost, 2755 Bre
ward St. (2O.
SWissvale, Pa. - John Vo
lovic, 23O9 Woodstock Ave.
Verona, Pa. Frank Bur
sic, 1856 w. Railroad Avenue
Catherine Leopold, 225 ALE
gheny Ave,
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fulfilling lives, ways to new appreciations
of beauty in art or literature or music, Just
as there have been minds capable of split
ting the atom. Ours is the task of breaking
the thought barrier which keeps our young
people from realizing their creative poten-
tiahty. -- Samuel b. Gould
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
In Passing

G Somewhere among the
- youth of today are
minds capable of discover
ing ways to world peace,
ways to deeper and more