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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
BY BELMONT FAIRIES

A new Accent international
postal card and an Scent
(double) international reply
card will be issued November
16, the Post Office Department
announced last week.
First day sale will be at
the American Stamp Dealers
Associations National POST
abe Stamp Show in New York.
The denominations repre-
sent a rate in effect since 1854.
Since demand for the cards
has never been heavy, stocks
of the Scent cards first issued
in 1926 have been sold with a
one-cent adhesive affixed by
postal clerks to make up the
four-cent rate.
The postal cards, which are
given the same treatment as
letter mail, represent the least
expensive way of sending a
message to a foreign country.
The reply-paid cards. set up
under Universal Postal Union
regulations, provide means
by which correspondents in
foreign countries may answer
an inquiry without cost to
themselves.
The new cards are the same
dimensions and style as the
old, except for a new border,
stamp and the printing in the
upper left hand corner, which
will read United States of
America" in English and
French.
The stamp will be identical
in design with the Scent
Statue of Liberty adhesive,
except that the wording I'm
God We Trust" will be ar
ranged in two lines slightly to
the right and above the statue,
rather than in a single line
Semi-circle directly above it.
The colors, however. will be
reversed. with the frame or
background in red and the
central subject in blue.
Requests for first day can
collation. of the cards may be
sent to the Postmaster, New
York /. N. Y. Give your name
and address fully and clearly,
enclose remittance to cover
face value of the cards. and
endorse outer envelope First
Day Covers"
The every-hour- on-t he-hour
illustrated lecture program for
the New York show has again
been arranged by Franklin r.
Bruins, jr.. of the Smithsonian
Institution.
Scheduled for 4 pm, No
vember 16, is a showing by his
assistant, Francis j. Mccall,
of selected material from the
Smithsonian's National Post
age Stamp Collection.
The three-day show will be
held at New York's 7st Infan-
try Regiment Armory, Park
avenue and West Thirty-fourth
street.
Air Post Catalogue
The all-new 1857 edition Of
Sanabria's Air Post Catalogue
nicholas Sanabria Co., Inc.
SD, is now available with
prices thoroughly revised,
mostly upward.
In addition to official air
mail stamps of the world the
catalogue, edited by Robert j.
Lyon. carries a full list Of
official issues, errors,
varieties, essays. proofs. speci-
mems and postal stationery in
Guiding aerograms.
Sanabria's policy over more
than a quarter of a century
has been to include all air post
material with any degree of
official sanction. This year the
publishers point out with a
note of satisfaction that many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
B. NJ. DOUGLAS

The Washington Numis-
matte Society i1iH make every
EFFORT TO answer questions dd-
dressed 10 this column. 10
cannot price coins described
by mail nor find purchasers
for material 50 offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
FRANKLIN PRESS CENT

shaky period. Every act passed
by Pennsylvania to issue paper
money also provided for taxes
with which to redeem the bills.
The first notes Of 1859 bore
the coat Of arms of William
Penn. Not until 1894 did the
arms Of Great Britain appear
on any Pennsylvania money.
The arms Of the Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania made
their appearance on the l777
issues and all succeeding bills.
BENJAMIN Franklin printed
many Of the notes. On some Of
them appear famous sayings
Of his such as Don't Tread on
Me" or ITO Counterfeit Is
Death On the back Of the
bills printed by Franklin will
be found the identification
Printed by p. Franklin and D.
Hail." Hall being at one time
his partner. Later Franklin
sold his share Of the partner
ship and subsequent issues bear
the legend printed By Hall
and Sellers"
- 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

Colns-Altnms--cataloEues----supplie plies
Paper CurrsBey--Coln JeWelry
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
Johnstown Duxers Set
To Raise Roof May Is

JOhnStOWn, Pa. - Official
announcement is hereby made
that the annual banquet of
the st. Rochus Lodge 5 Mixed
Duckpin League will be held
Saturday, May 26th, at $50
P. M. sharp. The place, of
course, will be the Croatian
Hall club room, 61O-612
Broad Street, Johnstown.
At that time the officers
and bowlcrs will review the
1856 season just closed in
atmosphere appropriate to
such an occasion sparkling the
gathering with the awarding
of trophies and cash prizes.
All that is requested of the
league members, the bill of
fare being borne by the
league, is to come out on time
and help move the schedule
as planned.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
Farrell Diners Will
Enjoy SIoga Ensemble

Farrell, Pa. = The Croa-
tan American Civic Club and
the Ladies' Auxiliary will
jointly sponsor a Dinner on
Saturday, May 26, at the Gro
attain Home on Staunton st.
Dinner will be served at 6
PM, with such delicacies as
soup, fried chicken, home
made cakes, etc, topping the
menu.
During dinner, guests will
be entertained by the young
Sloga Tamburitzans.
CFU members and friends
Of Farrell and area are invit.
ed to attend. Tickets may be
purchased at the Club OF
from the club committee.
We urge those planning te
attend to buy their tickets
early, so that we may have
an idea of how many guests
to expect.
Michael GOlub, Rep
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
Harbor Bow|ers
Sing S315 Blues

Indiana Harbor, Ind. -
Three bowlers of the "Har-
borites' Lodge $50 of this
city which sent nine 5-man
teams to the recent 22nd c.
F. U. Tenpin Tournament in
Buffalo had their room No.
1116 in the Hotel Statler en-
tered.
AS the result this trio,
namely, Mike Simatovich,
Benny Zeman and Edward
Grcevic, had their wallets
and money stolen to the total
of S315.00. We request that
at least the wallets be return.
ed by anyone who may have
come across the containers
Forward to: Louis kresich,
President, 1908 Pulaski St.
East Chicago, Indiana.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
Los Angeles Membership Printing For
Seventh Annual California Tournament
Dinner And Dance Scheduled To Climax
May 1921 Battle For Statewide HonOrs

, Los Angeles, Calf. - The
battle between the northern
and southern California CFU
bowlers will take place at the
La Cienega Bowling Lanes, at
8491 Santa Monica Boulevard
on May 26 and u, 1856.
Cory details of the battle
will be hashed out at the
Dinner Dance to be held at
the Carolina Pines at 1900
Melrose, Los Angeles. The
winning, dining and dancing
should assuage the hurts of
the losers. We guarantee that
even those with battle scars
(swollen thumbs, strained
backs or any other excuse for
a bad series) will have their
share of fun.
Decisions will be handed
down by our chairman, Luka
Pecel, and his capable COM
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23

mittee, who have been work
ing hard to make your stay
In the South a pleasant one.
Any member of the CFU
can enter this 7th Annual
California State Tourney, so
contact the sports director of
your lodge or any member of
the bowling leagues; they
will be happy to supply you
with details. Send in your
entry early, don't miss out on
a lot of fun.
If you don't bowl, come
out and root for us. Perhaps
our enthusiasm will entice
you into joining the league,
come next bowling season.
Also if you are interested in
attending the dinner dance,
contact a bowler so that your
reservation can be placed.
Mary L. Missick, Pub.
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Enjoyable Visits Among Our Members
CONTINUED From Page 81

nitaries present at the banquet. Besides the official family
Of Johnstown, we met the District Attorney, Judge Of Cam
bria County, County Treasurer, Radio and Television repre-
sentatives, Congressman from the 26th Congressional Dis
trict, and many others, as will no doubt be described by those
whose duty it will be to report this great event.
All had nothing but praise for our people, and it was
nice to see the important role played by them in the public
life of this industrial section Of America.
The banquet was opened and closed with prayer by Rev.
Father j. A. Sostarich, pastor of the st. Rochus Catholic
Church in Johnstown. During the banquet, a number of
prominent persons were introduced, among them a bowler
from Aiquippa, Pa, the Parliamentary and Clerk OF Court
of Beaver County, member of Lodge 423, Brother Anthony
Kubik. Also introduced were members of the Supreme Ad-
ministration of the Society, Brothers Vranes, Bella, Ovcarich,
Grasha and Braidic. The guest speaker was the Coach and
Athletic Director of the local high school, Mr.. David Hart.
The premises of the Croatian Home were. filled to ca
pacity through three evenings, from the early evening to
early morning hours. Such convivialfty and joyful enthusi-
asm was a pleasure to behold, and would be hard to duplicate.
All of this, as l have stated, confirms my belief that
our members are proud of their achievements, and proud
of their membership in the Croatian Fraternal Union, and
that they are willing to work and make sacrifices, that it
may continue to grow and prosper and be a credit to the
people of our origin.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
St. Louis Lodges
And Nests In Fete
June 10 Will Be
Date Of Funniest

st. Louis, Mo. - The Cen
trail Committee of GU LODI
ges and Nests will hold a pic
mic on Sunday, June 10, at
the Croatian Church grounds,
located at 18th and Russell
Blvd.
Hot barbecued lamb and
goulash will be our menu
specials and naturally there
will be plenty of other liquid
and solid refreshments avail
able throughout the day.
At 5 PM there will be
games and races for the GU
Nest members to enter, so
bring them along.
All the members of the
sponsoring Lodges and Nests
are urged to attend.
W. take this opportunity
to congratulate the Singing
Society Villa for the Won
derful showing they made at:
their concert on April 18th.
Never before was an audi
ence of young and old so true
ly satisfied by a musical pro-
gram.
We know that much time
and effort was spent in re-
hearsal with their director
Ivan Lusicic so that they
might offer us such an en-
PERTAINING program.
A. Vlatkovich, Rep.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
ST. Louis Committee
Selects Picnic Dates

st. Louis, Mo. - This is to
notify the lodges of st. Louis
and vicinity that the Central
Committee of GU. Lodges
and Nests will hold it's An
nual Picnic on June 10, 1856,
at the Croatian r. G.. Church
Grounds, 18th. and Russell
Blvd. s.,
Other outings already sche.
duled will take place June "a.
sponsored by CFU Lodge so.
and July %, sponsored by
Lodge 1877.
We ask all other lodges and
organizations to please re-
frain from holding an affair
on the above mentioned days
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
Waukegan Polka Dance
Will Be Held May 18th

Waukegan, iii. "Chal-
lengers" E. S. L. 1923 of the
Croatian F'raternal Union will
sponsor a Polka Dance at the
Lithuanian Auditorium, 9th
and Lincoln, on Saturday,
May &c. Music will be provid-
ed by Rudy Hodniks Polka
Aces.
We are especially inviting
all you fun-loving out-of-
towners who participated in
the Wisconsin 9Th Annual
Tourney, where Kenosha's
Amity Lodge so graciously
presented us Challengers with
top cash awards and trophies.
We also hope to see the same
faces who enjoyed the Bowl.
ing Jamboree at the Bowl
arium in North Chicago and
the Victory Banquet at Pu'
Gins with the Balkan Sere.
naders.
Let us show you out OF
towners (Kenosha, Racine
Milwaukee, Gary, and West
Allis) that we want to be as
good hosts as you have beer
in the past.
AS at all such affairs, re
freshments will be served.
Tickets are one dollar, in
GLIDING tax, and may be pur
chased at the door.
Rose Ogrin, Rec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
4-County Lodges
Will Meet May II
Delegates Prime
For June II Fete

Cokeburg, Pa. = The Unit
ed Lodges of Fayette, Greene,
Washington and Westmore-
land Counties will hold a
meeting on Sunday, May n,
at the Croatian Home in Do
nora, beginning at 2 PM.
We urge all the lodge dele
gates to attend this forth
coming meeting, so that they
may approve the program and
plans which were drawn up,
by the Committee, for our
End Annual Fraterral Day on
June II at Palmer Park in
Donora.
We also ask each lodge to
submit to us on that day a
list of their members who will
be willing to work on Fra
ternal Day. We hope to have
enough workers so that they
can work in 3 shifts and thus
no one will have to work the
entire day.
Don't forget the important
meeting on May q.
Bernard nj. Luketich, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
Detroit Mothers
Plan Annual Sale
Club Members To
Shine Fathers Day

Detroit, Mich. - At the
May meeting of the Nest 31S
Mothers Club we had the
privilege and honor of hear
ing a short lecture on the his
tory of Yugoslavia. The talk
was given by Mr.. Ivan Galan-
tic, Professor of Art at Mary
grove College.
Those of us born here in
America, who know little or
nothing of the country our
parents came from, found
this speech very Informative.
Our thanks to Mr.. Galantic
for taking the time from his
very busy schedule to appear
before our members and give
this lecture.
The Mothers Club will hold
it's annual bake sale on June
II at the joint picnic spon-
sored by the lodges. What's
a better way to. finish your
dinner of hot lamb than with
some home baked cake?
We are still on the lookout
for new members. So come or
cut once a month you gals ano
join the Mothers Club. Fol-
FIJI Their information you may
contact me at $1,000 Sorrento
or phone Webster 4-7782.
Eva Matievich, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
Cleveland Lodge Sure
July | Will Be Sunny

Cleveland, Ohio - Since
nice weather has been fore
cast for Sunday, July l, GU
Lodge 80 will hold it's first
outdoor picnic on that day at
the beautiful picnic grounds
on Minors Road.
Ever since 1871 our lodge
was forced to hold it's annual
affairs indoors, thus making
hardly enough to cover our
expenses. Having found the
beautiful picnic grounds it
was decided to hold an out
door picnic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
Seattle Lodge, Nest
Will Picnic July 4th

Seattle, Wash. - Lodge
439 and Nest 220 of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union will CO.
sponsor their Annual Picnic
on July 4, 1856, at North
Lake Park, between Seattle
and Tacoma. This site is the
usual spot where picnics arc
held every year.
With this early announce
ment we would like to ask all
other Croatian and Slav or
CARNATIONS of the State OF
Washington to please refrain
from holding an affair on the
above date.
Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
Youngstown KoIo Club
Meets Every Thursday

Youngstown, Ohio The
"Strossmayer' Kolo Group
wishes to remind all adults
and children interested in kolo
dancing that the kolo sessions
are still going strong every
Thursday evening at the Gro
attain Home, 1912 w. Federal
Street.
Classes under the capable
leadership Of Catherine No
SIGH are from Z to 8 PM for
children, and from 8 to 9 Pm
for adults.
If you have discontinued
attending these sessions for
one reason or another, why
not rejoin your former bud
dies now? Learn new routines
vshich will enable you to par
ticipate in kolo dancing at
various picnics and celebra'
tons this summer.
A social hour with refresh.
ments is planned for the last
Thursday of every month
The first such social will be
held Thursday, May 81. Make
it a date to be there.
Stella Toplek, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
Euclid KoIo Kids Set
Date For Fall Festival

Euclid, Ohio - The Euclid
Kolo Kids sponsored by the
"Jutarnja Fora" CFU Lodge
337 of Cleveland are plan
ming an entertaining program
and dance for Sunday, No
vember 4, 1856.
We kindly ask all neighbor-
ing lodges and clubs to re-
frain from planning an affair
on that date.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23
Quip Auxiliary viii
Hold Midsummer Fefe

Aliquippa, Pa. - The La
dies Auxiliary of the Croa-
tan Singing Society "Jad-
ram will hold it's outing on
August II, 1856, at the we'll
known Serbian National Park
on Brodhead Rd, in Aliquip-
pa.
We kindly ask all other or
CARNATIONS in this area to
please refrain from schedul-
ing an affair for that date.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-23

ERB~IA.YUG0SLAVIA

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guide, by Putnik, an atlas Of
Serbia and YugosIavia with
large color maps and illustra-
tiOns of gorgeous scenic spots,
wonder Health resorts and in
teresting national and historic
shrines. In a beautifully printed
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describing all points Of interest
for travellers to see and stu
dents to learn about. In English
$500. Every Traveller to Yugo-
slavia should get one Of these
wonderful books from Palan-
dech's,, 7O5 s. Wells Street,
Chicago 7, Illinois.
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. Think! Have you enough
GU Life Insurance? Check
plan today!
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Paid From Administration Fund

Salaries of Executive Board, Employees and Officials IS 112255O
Ca1,,;o. Of Edi+o.s arc Fn7oloyees # ~" .mm.... 218700
prir+tno If OfGcial organ 1880
pogtooe for official Organ S504O
Newspaper cuts z|1"eo
pr~,s md ea,,at awards SO04.57
Evoanees of Suprene Board meeting 4503.99
post.oe and EXPRESS S19.61
IoTIoVv \ RTrca & Associates. actuarial services ........ 11SOOO
rrI| po,Go, Eund monthly contribution 100000
Ior ( S,ift & CO.. printing Annual Statement ......... 6O2O 3
ITApCo rncornorated tabulatno forms ........ 6s5 SO
GU. Printing Department, forms """"""""-""""""" 56o5s
International Business Machines Corp, rental Of machines 41240
Penn Office S,nplv Co.. office supplies .."-............... 1sO43
Peoples +. N. Bank & Trust Co.. entail Of deposit boxes Z9o.W
Equitable Gas Company, gas [ao'oo
Duuuesne Light Company, electricity l49"j2
Interest on bonds purchased colo
edward r Se,yov. travelling expenses to New York .mm. 1912
Iosonh Rera rsveInp EXPENSES to New York ........... 1926
bennington Rand Inc deyieraph paper .................. 15o35
the Rel Telenhone Co.. telephone and kilograms ........ 1O712
Rova1 TYPEWRITER Co.. portable typewriter. ....~~."mm. 1865
Joseph Bella, attending funeral of Matt oreskovic "~""" 6552
standard ANALYTICAL Service, comparative reports ..m.. 1885
Peoples Realty Co, insurance premium 6426
Neroe eyponse in Re- Croatisn Brotherhood ........m.. 1882
Acn9 PRINTING & Stationery Co., office supplies ."........ 5eO6
punev-Eoves Inc, servicine postage meter .m"""m.Y 81 20
Minnesota Insurance Dept, filing fee and abstracts ."w"" 5000
Canadian Fratelnal Association. membership dues .m..".. 1900
Penn Window Cleaning Co. cleaning windows """"""""% 400
Hauebton Elevator Co.. elevator maintenance .."mm".m. 1912
Oakland Chamber of Commerce, dues $500
Noodvs Investors Service. subscription 21OO
The Todd Company, servicng checkWrlter ""-"".""" 1900
Bos Maintenance Products Co, soap 1900
Oregon Flaternal Congress, annual dues 1000
california FrAernal Congress. annual dues ...,......... 1000
Allen Wales Adding Machine Co.. ribbons ""."""""~ 1891
Pmo Water Filter Co., water service 1925
Receiver General of Canada, shipment of bonds "".".""". SO7
White Star Linen Supply Co. towel service ".""~... SIS
Florida Insurance Department., filing fee ".""""" 1000
National Fl. Congress, Pres. Section, annual dues ....... 500
Great Falls Tribune, advertisement $50
scarborough e. Klauss Co. ianitors supplies .....m.. 200
Western Union Telegraph Co, telegram Las
Local TRANSFORMATION 1885
Fratenal luncheon 90
Social Security taxes 47S33
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Orphans Trust Fund

As Drasuun Car, death benefit of father stjepan """"~$ Is
Jelena Car, death benefit of father Stjepan .uw....,. Is
SIS LadisaV CuculiC-Tomin. death ben. of brother Frank
40 Mara Skornjak, death ben. of grandfather Stjepan Is
44G JoVanka SkoIic, death ben. of grandfather Mojzija s
64S Nenka Frankovc, death benefit of father Ivan ...m... Sd
S4 Martin Naglc, death benefit of father Blaz .y..".".. IL
$50 John Hollevac, death benefit Of father Ivan ,.."... -
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

Donna Glavas, Sec'y
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Goldie Dragich, Sec
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4. u. Kuteyac. Sec'y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

Iernorships in 10 States, with a
total electoral vote of 172.
Net Gain of Two
Despite Mr.. Eisenhower's
landslide in which he won 457
electoral votes and Mr. Steven
son only IA, the Democrats
gained a net of two governor
ships from the Republicans.
With the exception of Massa-
chusetts, the Democratic over
turn of Republicans came in the
West. They won Oregon and
Washington, as had been ex-
Ipected. Due to local issues and
circumstances. they also took
Kansas and Iowa.
Republicans ousted Demo-
cratic Governors in New Mex
leo, Ohio and West Virginia. In
the latter State, the results were
attributed to Mr.. Eisenhower
sweep, as well as to local issues.
Similarly, in House races the
trend Of Democratic strength
was toward the West. Republic
cans seemed to be increasing
their strength in the more pop
ulous Eastern States.
Democrats ousted Republicans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

from two seats in California. two
in Oregon and one seat in each
of five States-Iowa, Kansas,
Montana, Nevada and South
Dakota.
With the exception of a Dem
ocratic House seat they picked
up in Michigan and one in I'LL
nois. Republican gains were in
the East. They included three
seats in New Jersey. two in West
Virginia and one each in Con-
necticut, Delaware and Penn
sylvania.
To most politicians the west
ward trend of Democratic
strength appeared to spell some
dissatisfaction with the admin
istratiof's farm and power pol
icieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

tive Hal Holmes. Republican in
the Washington 4th district.
Assuming that they capture
those two remaining seats, the
Democrats would have 235 mem
bers, three more than they had
at the start Of the 84th Congress.
The official result of the Sic
minski-R Roth contest probably
will not be announced until COM
'pletion Of the recount Tuesday.
"A victory for Mr.. Sieminski
would boost the Democratic
House total to 236. as against
1919 Republicans.
Reelection of Mr.. Moulder
had been indicated earlier on
the basis Of unofficial returns.
He thus will return to the House
as second ranking Democrat on
the Committee on Un-American
Activities.