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CALVERT COUNTY, MI

CALNERl COONl1. NIL.
i3n ACRES-On hard state road:
houses. q barns. streams. valuable
timber. 25-acre tobacco allotment,
excellent land investment. low price,
PicTUREsouE VALLEY FARM of
I 96 acres adjoining Colonial estate.
new masonry home. Groom farm
home. 4 barns. stable. streams. tim
ber, ie-aere tobacco allotment. own
er ~ will sacrifice.
CHARMING WHITE COLONIAL
FARM HOME with III acres. 90
acres clear l-aere tobacco allot-
meni ? well.kept tenant houses, 3
barns. cottage. streams. timber: In
committing distance. owner trans
ferred,. must sell no reasonable offer
PATuxENT RIVER FARM = "A
acres in too condition. mod. 7-rrn
home. i4-acre tobacco allotment.
fronts on cove. > streams, timber,
sweeping river view.
EARLY 18th CENTURY COLO
NIAL-Mod plumbing, central heat;
4 bedrms,. 2 staircases, hreplaces IN
ell rms 1885 acres fronting wide
tidal creek. tenant house. 3 barns
tractor and equip; s37,5 Terms
So ACRES overlooking ches. Bay
Tenant house. barn, stable, small
lake, streams An excellent BLDG. site
with bay view $4,000.
A WIDE VARIETY OF other farms
both waterfront and inland. Write
or phone for particulars.
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THE SUNDAY STAR BIO
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

Washington, d. c.
SUNDAY, AUGUST rs, 1868
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REALLY CHOICE
BAYFRONTLOTS

Beautiful, safe, white sand beach;
pain mouse PRIVILEGES, water skiing,
rent or. keep Your own craft in our
wonderfully secure private Yacht
Ioa pasin: All privileges available to
Building sites are all served bv
central water. good streets, twice
Weekty trash and garbage collec
tlon; electricity, telephones and gas
service. Also. participating in State
ana county MOSQUITO control pro-
gram. Area wooded and improved
with 200 Handicapped lecreational
ann vear-round homes. Lots from
$3.50 to S1,750t Down payments
and .erms to suit.
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builder OF $50, 900 homes: unfinished
or finished lots with streets. side
walks. sewer and water in: exclu-
sive development. plans available.
start Immediately.
J. FULLER GROOM
T2304 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-44S7
DON'T BUY WHERE PROPERTY
VALUES ARE NOT INCREASING
The location Of your home-site is
the most important part of your
future home.
Your enjoyment Of modern, out
door -living in a beautiful, wooded
palk-like atmosphere is insured at
Hillandale Forest Future property
cause OF the beautiful homes now
being built by discriminating home
owners and because of controlled
community planning by the devel-
oper.
Drive out to our Field once at
New Hampshire Ave. and Powder
Mill Rd. and let us help you to select
the site for your future home. At
home already built, or choose your
lot and build yourself, or we will
huild for YOU.
Ralph ]. Duffie, HE. 4-3O4O
35 ACRES. with 224-ft. frontage on
macadam road, ] mile nff 4-lane
dual road; electricity, phone, school
DuS, mail and milk routes in front
OF property; tested and approved for
septic tank by Fairfax County
Health Dept; wooded with beautiful
oak trees; more land available; clear
Of debt. Price, S3,15O; $500 down.
balance. $50 per month.
MASON HIRST
IAnnandale, Va. Phone CL. $4,000
Closed SUNDAYS
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SlaShed

Abandoned farm-ideal hunting
preserve, dude ranch. cattle and
tomato land wonderful hunting;
beautiful views: 3 springs: l64
acres, about 80 tractor workable,
70-a. stream-watered fenced pas
ture. bal. woodland; home fruit;
century-old dwelling, rms. and
bath, hot and cold running water.
cleo. large lawn. barn 30x60. etc. !:
smart city; price cut from S12.500
to $1,000. low down payment. E. C.
Brumback, STROUT REALTY. Mid
dletown, Va. Bargain lists mailed
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Just Outl Farms. Homes. Businesses;
bargains galore, 5000 properties de-
scribed. SO States. coast-to-coast:
livestock. eouipt. often included,
many with low down payments and
easy terms. Mailed FREEi Get your
copy todayl WORLDS LARGEST
Save through STROUT REALTY
234-N Woodward Bldg. Washington,
Sterling 3-37S4.
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/ HOUR D. C..

157 acres, 90 in woods. Large
run, 2 ponds. Paved road frontage.
Nee. outbuildings. 3-bedrm. frame
house, bath, heat. Beautiful view.
$2S 900.
"A acres on Broad Run. Some
g fireplaces. heat. S19.950.
SMITH DEAT TV
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Brick Farnstead
Stream

Rare "Find"l Very productive soil,
bldgs. in good repair, AL location;
III acres, approx. 100 in cropland,
. streams. wire fencing. home fruit;
State hwy. frontage, at village edge,
10 Minis. to historic city: bathing
and fishing on property; handsome
brick residence. rms. and bath, oil
and rIS perch eI;; gas pSs range % and eIec e. re.
frigerator; lovely countryside view:
basement barn 30x75; incapacitated
owners quick-sale price. So. 500.
C. A. Heiges g. Son. STROUT REAL
TY, I27 Buford ave. Gettysburg,
Pa. Bargain lists mailed free.
Price DraStically
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500 On; $50 mo. buys good 7-rm.
house; 23 acres, part open part
TSSded SSe %bs near nr Mnsrs Mineral Ssg5g Suit
COOKE. Louisa. Va. Ph. 81,
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FAIRFAX COUNTY-4-bedrm., stone
and frame home on So beautiful
acres; stream. outbldgs Would you
pay 5000 per acre for the land and
$4,000 for the house and bldgs.
It's only IS miles from ID. c. FAIR
FAX REALTY CR 3-nR21
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MD. PRODUCTIVE FARM. "a a. %
mi. D c. Best buy you can find
Machinery included. LU. 4-7230.
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300 ACRES IN FAUoUIER CO.

J1-rm. house, water and lights: A.
nm. tenant house. 2Sx4S barn. New
barn 66x90. Wagon shed and grain-
cry. Several outbldgs. I5-acre
orchard. 10000 bales mixed hay.
pond, 1lz-acres, stocked. Some farm
machinery. Can be seen by ap-
pOintment only. Box A23-L Star
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6OO-foot frontage on Route '55.
fenced pasture. stocked pond. house
with all modern eonveniences: al
q surprisingly low price. Hay.
market 1895.
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$50 LOTS-FAIRFAX

In town Of Fairfax. for approved
builder OF $4,000 homes: unfinished
or finished lots with streets, side
walks. sewer and water in: exclu.
Sive development. plans available
start immediately.
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AR UPPER MARLBORO--FiiujiTIIy

MAX UPPER MAkLBOkO-Fully
restored 4-bedrm.. pre-civil war
house. liv.. rm. lge. din. rm.. huge
Kit. with fireplace. A truely magni-
acres. 3 barns and tenant houses,
terms arranged Call Market =
1876 MELOY REALTY. INC. Mar
ket 7-3350.
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. Choice 75x100 lots only 5000 will,
500 down and $40 per month.
RARE OPPORTUNITY

Two-bedroom house on lOOxlo5
Iot substantially complete; only
~, 900 with 81 800 down and $40
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UNIMPROvED LOT, 770O block
So, IT., being 1t Is. So, 2957. In
auire Mr.. Grimes or Savage. AMER
ICAN SECURITY & TRUST Co,
Real Estate Dept 734 18th st. NV,
on or before Sept. IA, 1856.
KENWOOD PARK - Overlookins
solt course. 75x250; must sell.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
4 BEDROOMS

Check this completely redecorated
Cape Cod. Liy. rm. with fireplace:
sep din rm., equipped kit; full
bsmt. with summer kit; equipped
With range; refggr Fin rec rec; rm; and
on Route 90 to Stone House on right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
ARLINGTON

Mr.. Lee hwy, and Glebe I'd: 6-rm
brick Colonial; screened porch, full
basement, gas heat; newly dec. I'm.
med occupancy Price. S1S.50O
Thos. G. Magruder Co.
ia. $1,000 ia. 2-3l31
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

AS MODERN AS TOMORROW
Lovely. 3-bedrm., brick-and ma
hoganS rambler on a hill, overlook
ing brook. trees and patio. Huge
living rm with 20-ft picture win
dow, 1S-ft. kitchen, carport: FILA
appraised N4S,o00 but will sell for
S2650o for fas. turnover. ROR-
SCHACH REALTY JE. o-37OR. -22
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

e-FAMILY DETACHED HOUSE. De
Ray area OF. Alex apt. has /:
baths; GAS h.-w.h.: bsmt.: gar.
Sl3,500. OWNER, TIE. 6-013S.
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ARLINGTON NnRru

JR. HIGH. BRicK-ANI
STONE HOME. 5 BEDROOMS. y;
BATH, FULL BASEMENT, OIL H..
VIII. Gil PRICE. $4,000.
ALSO. FHA OR COW. FINANC
ING
ASK usi REALTY COMPANY
ia. S-l252 IA. 1865!
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SPRINGFIELD, VA.

3-bedroom rambler. Price. SI4 900.
Immediate possession 6202 Hanover
ave, Springfield Va Address in
quirieg to J. H. BAUER. l04 W. 9TH
St, Columbia. Tenn.
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10 SETTLE EsTATE--Enormou

discount Tor 3-bedrm. house in need
of face lifting and repairs in new
ssi lnSi house neigsh6orhood; 8 min.
900 as is Call LA n-IinI 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

NEAR WOODBRlDGki NA.--Nev
house . pedrms, living rm. large
Kitchen. bath. ground-level base
ment. beautiful view Of Potomac
River. Sl3,50O Cali OWNER, ia.
coNTEMPoRARY HOME. on large
wooded lot, ready to move In. 2Ss
Meadow View I'd. Pine Spring
Falls church--3 bedrms, ~ b,
mahos panel liv rm. lsx2l indir
light. panel rec rm laxo4 Q
firepls., fully equip kit. $1,000.
BoDQR. JE 4-64R0; ewes, XII
OWNER. Bellevue Forrest N. All
4 hedrmS. ga baths. complete cleo
kit; lge corner lot, outdoor patio
m. rec. rm Priced under VA
appraisal Open sun. 3lll n
Pollard IA i-t5g" no
FOR SALE BY OWNFR--N. Arl,, g.
bedrm. = bath brick ramb,, lge kit 4,
near schools and shop. screened
porch 10000 SO # lot VA appr
S2l 100. KF S-241S --a7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. Sl6,5O0;
HOME WITH INCOME on lovely cor,
lot ) rms. and bath for owners
use PLUS 3-rm. bath apt. renting
at $50; full bsmt; Diet. gar. mr..
schools, shops, bus. ELS AMBER
son, ia G-l13g 81
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OWNER. a-bedrm. sis-bath. Vhite
N. Arlington. Many luxury fea-
lures. = extra ICE. bedrmS. with
dressing alcoveS, English style bSmt
lse. finished recreation rm. screen
ed porch and sun deck with canopy
S33,950. Good An. ia 5-9O74.
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CLOSE IN ARLINGTON
REDUCED

It's a good buy when a Gil APP
praisal comes back at $50. 800 anc
sells for Sl9,1 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial; 20x16 liv. rm. with fire.
place. 15xl5 sep. din. rm.; 15xIS
kit. ser porch, 15x12 storm win
dows; full bSmt and garage. Also
FILA and conventional financing
available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
FALLS CHURCH AREA

Priced right to sell quickly Come
out and see this lovely 3-bedrm
rambler, 17x12 liv. rm., equip. kit,
lge porch. Anchor fenced yd. with
pit for only $4,000. DIR: West
on RI. 81 to Annandale I'd, turn
right to Kensig DIR. to 1901 Kensie
Or. and always follow the T. N
LERNER signs.
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ARLINGTON

= NH IINI ION
10 N. Bedford ST.: 6-rm. brick; !
bedrm., "a bath on 3rd A.. u bath
in full bsmt,; Ice. fenced yard;
$1,000, easy terms.
Charmer. nestled among trees in
flower bordered fenced yard; cool
summers. coZy winters; h. VIII; storm
windows, pretty kit. sep. din. rm.,
English bSmt: 4.50J, your terms.
EULA BANKSON, ia. S-1636
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ATTENTION. MILITARY

| ONLY E MINIS. TO PENTAGON
AND D C-This 5-yr. -old brick
rambler offers the ultimate in COM
fort and convenience at q price YOU
can afford 3 bedrms.. Ia baths and
extras. including attic fans sliding
| door closets. mercury switches make
! this an exceptional value A. $4,000.
Within walking distance Of grade
and Ir H s / block to the bus.
Immediate possession.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
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Peach Crop HoIved
BY Georgia Freeze

GRIFFIN, Ga. Mar. % (P.-
Georgia's peach crop. normally
worth about $40 million. has
been slashed so per cent by freez-
ing weather. two horticulturists
estimated yesterday after a sur
vey. The loss to growers thus
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Koreans Vote May IS;
Bitter Foe Opposes Rhee

% nthe vice presidential race,
apparently believing Mr.. Rhee
will not live out his third term.
For vice president the Demo-
Gratis named Chang Myun, a
former premier and former am
bassador to the United States
who is a graduate of New
York's Manhattan College. In
the United States he used the
Anglicized version of his name,
John M. Chang.
Mr.. ,Rhee's running mate is
Assembly Chairman Lee XII
Poong. The president and vice
president are elected separately
and do not have to come from
the same ticket.
Early Date Denounced
The Democrats denounced the
May Is election date as an "ob-
vious speedup attempt to cut
short the time which our candi-
dates have to campaign" The
opposition charged that Mr..
Rhee's Liberal Party had al
ready waged an effective cam
paign" when it whipped up a
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would be slightly more than IS
million.
A joint statement of the dam
age from subfreezing tempera-
lures last Wednesday and Sum-
day was issued by Victor E.
Prince of the United States Hor-
ticultural Field Laboratory at
Fort Valley, and E. F. Savage
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SEOUL, South Korea, March
% (P.-The South Korean gov
eminent today set May is as the
date for the presidential election
which will pit Syngman Rhee
against one of his longtime
political foes.
The election date was an
nounced few hours after the
opposition Democratic party
named National ASSemblman P
H, Shinicky. So. to oppose the
Bl-year- old presidents bid for a
third term.
Mr.. Shinicky, Conservative,
has been one of Mr.. Rhee's
bitterest political rivals since
both fought the japanese occu-
patton of Korea before World
, War II. Mr.. Rhee fled to Hawaii
and the United States. Mr..
Shinicky to China. Both are
Staunch anti-Communists.
Rhee Is Favored
Most observers consider Mr..
Rhee unbeatable. There have
been indications his opponents
would concentrate their efforts
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Iof the Georgia Experiment Sta
Ition at Griffin.
They said most of the damage
resulted from the 21-to-28 low
readings OF early Wednesday
They said the heaviest loss was
in the South Georgia peach area
around Fort Valley. which usu-
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ally produces SO per cent Of the
States crop.
The 1855 crop not only in
Georgia but along the entire sea-
board was completely wiped out
by a disastrous freeze just a
year ago yesterday.
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three-week series Of demonstra-
tons and parades urging Rhee
to accept the third-term nomi-
nation.
The President, nominated
March S. held of accepting until
March %. He said he wanted to
learn the will of the people"
South Korean law required
that the election be held by
July is. Originally 1t had been
assumed it would come of late
in June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

It's time to register as voters.
The place is the District
Building.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-26
An Organization Dedicated To Peace
Marian MihajeWc Prominent in Council! Of World Affairs

Through their business op-
Grafton here in Cleveland they
have established contacts all
over the globe and their busi-
ness ramifications go far be-
yond the scope indicated by
the name of the firm-Mihal-
jevic Bros. Travel Bureau
for while they do a large
business in arranging trans
portation to Europe and 9TH
er countries, the firm also
does a tremendous business
in the field of foreign ex-
change and in shipment Of
parcels to the old country.
But we are getting a bit
ahead of our story, which was
to tell the readers of the ~"
something about brother Ma
rian Mihaljevic's activities a.
his people.
Firm Founded In 1922
Among the many business
organizations which were es-
Continued on page 10)
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high-grade ore is yet to be
mined, but the supply is
dwindling, and shipments
are decreasing. Beneficial
ted tacOnite can take up
much of this slack.
The initial cut in Reserves
mine is more than a mile long
today. Mining operations be-
gan in August, 1852, and ap-
proximately 100000 tons
were removed by the begin
ming of 1866.
The Mining Operation
The mining operation be-
gins when the jet piercing ma
chine sinks a blast hole 40
feet deep in the taconite.
The machine uses oxygen
and kerosene to create a flame
of fantastically high tempera-
lures - about 4300o-which
pierces the hole at an average
of 18 feet per hour.
Sprays of water quench
and embrittle the particles Of
rock exposed to the flame,
and help carry them away.
The machine weighs
77,OO0 pounds, and has a
5O-foot derrick. Elected
particles are small, half of
them being paper-thin and
less than | /16 inch in size.
The ore property is a vast
deposit of magnetic taconite
on the eastern tip of the Me-
sabi Range in st. Louis Coun-
ty, MINI. 1t is about 9 miles
long, averages $500 feet
wide, and 175 feet deep at
the thickest point (wedge-
shaped cross section). 1t is
virtually free of glacial over
burden, and outcroppings of
taconite are frequent.
The ore body is known to
contain at least ~ billion
tons of magnetic taconite
which can be mined by the
open pit method. This, when
processed, will amount to 1e
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-26

CLEVELAND, Ohio - At
the recent Annual Meeting of
the Cleveland Council on
World Affairs, Marian Miha-
ljevic, prominent Cr o a t i a n
businessman, was elected by
acclamation to the Executive
Board of the Council whose
aims are to further the in
terests of peace throughout
the world.
The council numbers among
it's members some of the
most prominent civic and in
dustrial leaders of Cleveland
and it is, therefore, an honor
to have one of our own peo-
pie represented on the Coun-
ellis Executive Committee.
Brother Mihaljevic is a
member of CFU Lodge IA
of Cleveland and both he
and his brother, Joseph b.
Mihaljevic, have always ia
ken an active interest in
CFU affairs locally. They
have supported, as well, all
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-26

feet; more than 10000 cubic
yards of rock were removed.
! After the tacOnite is re-
duccd in two stages of
! crushing to about fist-size
chunks, it viii be shipped to
the processing plant at Sill
YER Bay by Reserves inter-
department railroad.
On arrival at Silver Bay,
the taconite will be crushed in
two stages to 81" pieces
which, with water, will be fed
into the rod mills. The tum-
bling action of the rods in
side the rotating mill breaks
and grinds the taconite into
particles about the size of
coarse sand.
The taconite is then passed
through magnetic separators
which reject the non-magne-
tic material-about 30&e.
Build Special Railroad
The magnetic material is
then ground finer in ball
mills, which are the same type
equipment as the rod mills ex-
cept that steel balls do the
work of grinding instead of
rods.
When the material has been
ground very fine, it passes
through a series of magnetic
separators w h &c h remove
most of the remaining un-
wanted material.
After the excess water has
been sucked out by huge fill
ters, the final mineral pro-
duct = concentrate = is a.
bout the fineness of cement
and jet black in color. This
material is rolled and re-roll-
ed in a huge revolving drum
so that the moist particles
adhere to each other, snow
balling into pellets approx
mately $751; in diameter.
These are made hard and
porous by baking them on a
Continued OH Page ~
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billion tons of high grade ore,
enough to supply ten million
tons annually for the next 50
years.
In addition to proven de-
posits, geological studies in
dicate the presence of sub
stantial additional tonages OF
taconite on the property.
Pellets Tailor-Made
Reserves plan is to mine
taconite and crush it to easy
to-handle size at Babbitt and
transport it to Silver Bay for
further processing. The E. w.
Davis Works will furnish a
capacity of 334 million tons of
iron ore pellets a year.
When conditions warrant
Reserve has plans to ex-
pand to 10 million tons per
year. This would mean the
mining of 80 million tons Of
taconite annually.
The finished product - the
pellet = is a tailor made"
ore of much more uniform
consistency than natural ore.
Where the original taconite
contained only 25ft recover
able iron, the pellet has about
$3.50 iron.
Machinery Is Immense
The processing OF taconlte
begins when huge dump
trucks haul the crude taconite
from the mine to the primary
crusher.
This machine, a part of the
E. w. Davis Works, but loca-
ted near Babbitt, is the
worlds largest crus h e r,
weighing III million pounds
and capable of crushing, $500
tons per hour. 1t can handle
pieces 5 feet long.
The machinery itself is SO
immense it required two
years building time. To house
it, an 80-foot-wide pit was
sunk in solid granite near the
mine to a depth of about ITO
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-26
Campaign Leader
Wishes CFU Well
Fellow Members
Highly Praised

SO. CHICAGO, Ill. - Dur
ing this holiday season, l
wish to extend to all my
warmest and sincerest greet
ings for a Happy and Pros
porous New Year. 1t is my
fond hope that this coming
year will be the best for all
members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
At this time / would like
to thank all the people of the
South Chicago area for their
tremendous assistance during
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-26

of history, and more than any other people
in the world = far more than the Russians
= happily freed of its burdens We are the
new world in far more senses than that
of mechanical time. The imperial gesture,
the commanding mien, the conscious use of
power is alien to u.s.
This is the tragic crisis of the free world
- that with old authorities crumblng. we
do not speak or act with the certain con-
sistency that authority demands
.s.,..--~ - Dorothy Thompson
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the preceding (1956) CFU
Membership Campaign.
A special word of thanks
goes to my brothers and sis
ters of Lodge IL and Junior
Nest Az.
l was quite fortunate to be
most successful in the afore-
mentioned Campaign and this
success was made possible
through the efforts of these
people. Again, my heartfelt
thanks.
1 will conclude with a sin
cere wish that the love and
charity, which is part of this
season, will prevail through
out Lne year Tor all brethren
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union.
John Bakovich
X X X
Editors Note: - Bro. Ba-
kovich amassed a total of $50
Points during the 1856 Lets
Visit Yugoslavia!" Member
ship Campaign to lead all
American and Canadian re-
cruiters who participated in
that historic drive.)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-26
On YugosIavia
Dear bro. Brkich:
Pittsburgh, Pa,

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dear bro. Brkich:
On behalf of my father,
mother and myself, l want to
thank you for taking such
good care" of us during our
visit to Yugoslavia last sum-
mer with the Croatian Fra
ternal Unions Boat Group"
We certainly don't know
what we would have done
without you.
May l also take this oppor-
tunity to congratulate you on
your "An American In Yugo-
slavia" series in the zajedni-
car. We are following these
articles and reliving those
moments overseas.
Kathleen Perman
1913 Howley Street
Member, Lodge "a
X X X
+ West Allis, Wise.
Dear bro. Brkich:
Congratulations on your
"An American In Yugoslavia"
series in the Zajednicar.
While 1 could not be among
those who visited overseas
with you last August and Sep
tember, | still enjoy reading
your very interesting account
of the cities your group visi-
ted and the manner in which
the peoples of Yugoslavia re-
ceived you.
Mrs. Mary Homes
1905 So. 92nd St.
Sec'y., Lodge 391