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ST. DENNIS APIS.
1886 KENYON ST. NV.
Chillum Manor

Spacious liv. nm. bedrm.. Kat
bath and screened porch. S61 -
per mo. No children under Ii, SEE
Janitor on premises. -
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OV. 3-22l6

Directions on, Shirley hwy 10
Shirlineton shopping center, follow
S harrington yten around circle.
turn right up Quaker lane 70 Fern
ST.. turn left | block TO model house
al 1910 Kenwood ave.
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. lAP1s. UNFURN.-vA. Coma APrs UNEURNsHlp-vA

ARL.. vA.--Niee i-bedroom apt IN
u,ilitlss. TYRoLL HILLS APIS
Souih ria. 81. Out Columbia
plke 70 GTeenbritr st, | block right
on Greenbrier TO 18th road. turn
Ilght ] bIock 70 Development Res
m III ~ 5-333d or Mr.. Macy
iRL., / Blk. Fort Myer. 5-min Pen.
tagoni 10 min. d C.-NeW gar.
den-type apt bldg pvt. parking
IDEAL for children; 2-bcdrm apt
.au- $50 80 plus utils Avail
ai,a l"l5 N Quinn. ia. 7-66si
IS.: u. CALVERT sT.-Just one
mile, from Key Bridge. Redecoratcd
two-hedrm. apt; $3.50. Call res
mgr. IA. 5-l0:3S.
ARL.. 1901 y. PIERCE ST. Mgr. Apt.
e. 1bedrmi apt ayail; May /:
N's sp incl. q lt.,s. IA, 3-lG5t IS
adults; S6J; heat and water furn':
nr. bus, stores. KE. S-I97i. So
SPRING IN VIRGINIA. i min
utes town. apt. bldg. .On3 N
18th ,st.-CrosS yentil; lge., bright
l-pedrm apt, spacious STORAGE
excel. maintenance S15, all util-
PVT. cnd-EL. APT. in N. Ari,-
stores; all utils.; SIS mo; adults
only JE 5i6. -
NORTH ARLINGTON-Spa .
bedrm. apt. in private home pri-
Vate. entrance, private parking, IT,
cuff. retRr, garden, rm. for pet.
COMPLETELY REDECORATED $500
Modern i-bedrm. apt: new refgr.
Iy, nm. dlnette,. kit, tiled bath
50 90 mo; | ok. to shopping; B
bus lines 3 min TO Pentagon
laundry facils Also apt without
dinette. S6l.5n. Call res. mgr, XII
g-ugIt $
) MINUTES TO PENTAGoN-Iiv.
rm, bcdrm kit and bath, modern,
SD mo-, IA. H-gjG:i. -
ARL.. RosSlyn--Large, bright efftc
$50 incl. gas; has large alcove: top
loo, ia. S-I901, 1900 n. Oak.
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APTS. UkFURNISHED-MD.
i5lo HyoNpAI.L 81, BrrHtspA

PiNtf BRANCH RD.' near theeaicr.,-
Aau.ta Sl'iac laist .-oea. IL apl
dlnftje: lot.et, Ss". eb-] F!oMei
ave u al
1919 ANONDALE 81, BETHESDA
Bea'R nort y, II XII oc, g 1n bis SG5g
s-u'lf
SILVER SPRING-LaIge 2OcGrm
ant nr schools SHOPS biz closets
dc luxe -cIgr.. garb dlsD plumb
iag IN KIT Tor wash.ng ntne
IN 5n-sN4 81 MA. It;a N J.
SSng. ewes and sun HE l-SIN..
-
.SuXrp ,p,~, A..
a. az, -, rs 't5 c,,, ~
lion .auHurS arg 'toTahe !eei'li!eS.
VH w. tttt AZ. III.
ss iai 0''A' IVA. "p''.'. .
TWO TWIN BEDRMS., uy. I'm. KIT
dlurtte bath plenty closets. Gas Al
door. use wash machine. reason
aoie inc! utli> 1901 Ch!ilum 70
r i,a,,,, '''', '.' So So " '''' -
tet,o+,,,,,. -, ,s.,o,,. to tiiyc
9,stCi ~ M III IN ~. AZ. 80
pt,tLVIIt '''' 49,, -,
NJ 49,, az ~ u.
pofch 7tar scHoo,s and shoppias
n. sTIIrsn, Rr'e g''a a.. ~ b.n,;r ~"
y" II, 49,, 49, srs ",s' n -
NV INA toor' ' H,i,, sp 49, ~. ~ !,
en- reg, SGIsfHte p PHI, ~ ~ ~ iSr y
Oh. 4-l2,e
MAJ FLOWER AVE, Takoma Park
Nj II bedTm Nv I'm Eii O.,
nettC. SO. incl utlls SO reduC-
ton for manage ment services Scs
Mrs. Bramhall: Apt, No ! or call 3
si iii c !, Oh 81 6.5Gi5i = ~
SILVER SPRING-Ncw modern ter
race apt with patio = hcdrms lac
closets. summer cooling fan Avail,
sble Nav or II. $3.50 ~ ..
ThKoMA. te5 Leo ave New spa.
cious hrcpruot 2-bcdrm de 8.e1.
poSure apt. md nr ~. J-l49j
I 6tSSm b rAEk Ssa ma sSS d,n, m
adults only. WA -Goa6, ewes
JU ~ ~.
GAITHERSBURG II and 3 brdrn.
units with screened rear porch, lu.
,atcd, 3 blk from clemeutarl
SO ,tCI per M mo SAMUEL iyitJf p = BoGi'fY
INC, 70 "-1lj1. eyes Mr. VA.
son O. I Su34
GAIIHERSBURG - Spacious "-bcd
50! 80 per no Incl. utils SAMUEL
T. BOGLEY, INC, Pc. ..-GiJI
ewes. Mr.. Wilson, GA 4.Su.il -
11DG EAST WEST HWY. Just wes
Of 18th 81 - brdrm individual
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AMERICAN Univ. PARk AREA
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

1915 ;. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-3-bcd :
I'M brick ia baths > fireplS
rec rm porch; Sl3u. La t-l455.
1881 MASS. AVE. N.W.--i4 rms
suitable for Use organization or
Ii
$40 ASPEN 81. N.W.-.aIg.
Colonial orlCk home 4 large rooms.
modern kitchen, bath. powder
room, knotty pine rec room. only
: - ncr month Call al once
AD -6HuS $
SILVER SPRING 81 Johns PARISH
hedrmS Nv rma din rm, KIT
Nr q uslNbN III
ROC kRIST 3-hcdrm rambler
Cal ~ 5-53l7 -
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EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving stor-
age, reasonable rates. IA. 9-9a31
s.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
ncacheS a specially s. l.. MORRIS
TIL 2-ll5o Of Ii. 6-"ss9
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe Storaee in
separate rooms expert packInE
Phone NO 1-nl04 UNION STOR-
AGE CO, INC. Established 1906
hill. Weil-known mover; ms exper
men; closed vans; low rate apis
low as $50. any hour APP 7-g65ti
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
niEht, reas. rates. Cali DU. g
g6S1
CHESIti MONERS-Lsrse or small
We do them all; clean. careful,
courteous. ST. $500, IA. 9-0lI5.
10
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a.REnRM Az -eai

Ar close -in--De luxe apt BLDG
earpeted halls 3 exposures. pAToue
ioors. super sound insulation un
lin storage, parking. IA. 5-65:I
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SAnQ LET pI. NV

MOD. APT. BLDG. Ice. LIv. RIM
S SfY DEC, NEW REFdR r Slow 10 :
So MO, ADULTS ONLY Sci
MGR, APT. - OR CALL Me s
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Is rms $40 mo GA, hra, i9A
NJ 4 So
3u3 Scatou place ne - rms.
KIT hath oil " h. $40.
1915 Seatou place y " $3.50 sniS,
Kit and bath Gas furnace NhH y.
/ 80 Sca'On place NV saab rms.
Kit and bath SSi me
WASHBURN & MAZE
|ggb N. Y. Ave. NV 81. ISIS
--6
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SILVER SPRING -At'r and
hcdTu dui5 Ice rms and clos.
el,. pet ne windows, tIns FrutIia-
lion laundry and storagc facilities
on nus line so and So inei
UtilS, Siizo Ten AptS., ~ y
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SAVE IN COMFORT
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

FOR GOOD tvhitei tenants in D c.
owners call MANDEL, AID. 4-34nO
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SILVER SPRING-LaIEe G-bcGTm
ant nr sChOo.S shops biz closets
de luxe TCigr, gsyb asp plumb
iag IN kit Tor wssh.Rs ma Htne
~ 5n- 50 80 plu. ui.ia HI l.
SSnH. ewes and Sun HE lsIN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-06

:, OR 3 BEDROOMS
. large screened poTcheS. near
center of Silver Spring; Sl25 mo.
JU. $500. ii
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HARWILL
S68.75-S.E.
FORT GREBLE APT.

Nichols ave. and Elmira st. s.w.,
neal Naval Research and Boiling
Filed - rooms. kitchen. dinette,
cellent transportation. See resident
manager Apt. 314 L. E. BREUN-
NIGER g. SONS. INC, MA. S-2040
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- BEDRM BRICK In Fairfax good
LOT with trees; rent 500

hedrmS close TO shopping and
tranSp. Fall, Church area excel,
lo'. rent, Sll0 PENTAGON RIAL.
TY CO, Fairfax Va OR a-05l4:
ewes, call Mr. Blsci, ia ;-345j. -
WE. SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda 3 bcfrm, i,-hath fafn-
bier, : 81 bedrms ! bath. haSe.
ment >l25 3 bedrms bath. love-
Is trees. Sl35
MAIORA r CHRISTIAN. INC
1905 Wis Ave NV WO 6-"a23
ID
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RAVENWOOD

I-bedroom. ?-bath dc luxe rsm-
bier 500 per month Available for
immediate occupancy For appoint
ment TO inspect call BOSS &
PHELPS, INC. MA S-n30n "a
TOWN HOUSE - Immediate occu-
paucy in this newly decorated. p
bcdrm town house adjacent 10 FAIR
linpton shopping center and y G.
buslincs. ! minutes TO Pentagon or
Navy Annex Modern kitchen auto.
gas heat laundry and storage rm
playcrounds 500 80 Agent on
premises daily
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BcdFm N M kIt dincttF. Datn
SCI porch So per mo DISMEH
AUXTER CO, s0d II st, NV Ma
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DUPONT CIRCLE t34l New uamp-

DUPONT CIRCLE f34l New Vsmp-
Shire-Georeetowr type. stores;
bcdrmS., lse. Inv and din rms
complete Kitchen all opening into
halls; . porChes with 4-rm bSmt
apt Snd zone. suitable music or
art studios Phone AID 4-3+6i $
rambler with basement. CT kltch-
en-. SIS NJ T BROYHfLt a.
SON La 4.lInn
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Mo. ave. and N Capitol ST., mr..
walter Reed, Il Minis. downtown
Newly dec, and :, oedrm, apis.
large rms. mod. bldg; csrpeted
halls; SIS 500. Sll0 mo. utiis.
incl. Adults only. RA. 3-4454. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
'3 RI BUSINESS
Drop in Rate of Sowing
Disturbing, Says Burgess

stores in April, compared will
157 a year earlier.
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CHICACOLVEsTOcK

able hogs 5000; fairly active. steady
10 Is higher on butchers; instances
1925 higher late: sows steady to strong
bulk mixed grade lots No, = and (
190-270 ID. 15.00-35: largely 15.10-25
on 200-260 ID; several hundred No. ]
to 3 mostly No. . 10000 ID. l5.35-50,
and few selected lots around $50 heae
mostly No. | and ; these weights 1855,
few lots 2S0-310 ID. 14.50-l5 90: anc
small lots 320-350 lb l35O-l425
larger lot sows up to around $50 10
IL ,75-13.75: with 400 ID. weights aver
aging around 1875.
Saiable cattle 1000: salable calve,
400: steers and heifers mostly steady
steers slow; heifers fairly active: utility
and commercial cows steady TO weak
Gamers and cutters fully steady: bulls
steady TO weak; vealers and stockers
and feeders steady; a load mostly prime
lots high choice, and mixed choice, and
Steers 1851 90: load lots mixed
good and choice grades ls.T5-l950,
most good grade steers l675-lS.5n; a
load commercial l,l05 ID: Holstein
steers 1900 load utility 1,Oi1 lb Hol-
stein steers IA LOO: load lots high choice
and prime heifers 0.t5-o1 50: most
good and choice heifers 16.75-20.50;
most utilitv and commercial cows / ] 90
1880: Gamers and cutters 9.00-1l 3.
most utility and commercial bulls IA 90
1900; good and choice vealers - 90
&c 90; Gull to commercial grades 1900
81 90: good and choice 575-S50 ID
feeding steers and yearliugs II O0-@A. 90;
load choice a36 ID. feeding steers 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08

Henry T. Allen, Merrill Lynch,
Pierce. Fenner & Beane, golf /;
George Colgan, Johnston Lemon
a. Co., beer and cheese; Joe
Riviere, Folger, Nolan, Fleming
w. B. Hibbs & Co., horseshoes
and putting.
Deadline for the purchase of
tickets for the outing and the
mock stock exchange will be 3
pm. on May Is. said President
Norman. who is manager of the
municipal bond department of
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath.
The outing will start at noon
on Friday, May 25, with golf
and other sports. The mock
stock exchange will open at 3
pm. The clubs annual dinner
will start at 7::30 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. May 8 B.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow, Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents. Unbalanced
unless otherwise notedl
Canadian dollar in New York open
market "a per cent premium OF lO0.75
United States cents. up "a.
Europe Great Britain tpound)
81 ST. 30-day futures. $50 1882; 60
day futures. 30 31/32. of li32; 90
day futures, 97a 1892, off 1882; Bel
GUM Qranc), 2.00la; France tfranci
tDuetsche mark. % so: Holland tgtlil-
derl, 26l3: Italy fliral. l6A OF a
cent: PortuGal teScudo,. $50; Sweden
fkronal. 1894, Switzerland (franc)
ureeD. 2334: Denmark tkrone), 1850,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
Officials Appointed
For Annual Outing
lOf Bond Club

Announcements for the an
Inual outing of the Washington
Bond Club went out today after
completion of the committee fol
the event by President Robert
Norman.
George r. Galleher. resident
manager for Bache g. Co., is
chairman for the 1856 outing
Other committee members are;
John Garner, resident man
ager, Francis I. dupont & Co.
stock exchange; Abbott Ware
Auchincloss. Parker & Redpath
prizes; Jerry Howell, Alex
Brown & Sons, tickets: Free
Bellamah, partner of Bellamah
Neuhauser & Barrett, dinner;
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MUTUAL FUNDS
moon Quotations)

NEW YORK. May ) ,4Y-Natior
Association Securities Dealers, Inc:
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LipscOmb Will Address
Government Accountants

Glen Lipscomb, representative
from California, will address a
dinner meeting of the Federal
Government Accountants AS
ISOLATION at the Occidental Hotel
Thursday night.
Honorary membership in the
association will be conferred on
Percival F. Brundage, director OF
the Budget Bureau.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, May Up tUSDA) -
Butter steady; receipts. l.2@S,000; prices
UNCHANGED
Wholesale egg prices steady: receipts
1880. New York spot quotations fol-
low: Midwestern--Mixed colors Extras
1850 lbsl. 42-43i2; extras large t45-
as lbsl, a.; extras medium, 31-3S;
standards large. 39-40ia: dirties, 81 Ia-36
checks, 4-36la Whites: Extras t4S-
80 lbsl, 42ia-44l; extras laree t45-4S
lhSl Al Ia-42: extras medium. 1898
Browns Extras $3.50 lbsi, 43-44.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
Peoples Drug Sales
Up 5 Pct. in 4 Months

Sales of Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc, totaled $18.933,020 IN the
first four months of this year, an
increase of 5 per cent from $l8,-
037,41O in the same 1855 period,
Treasurer H. J. Althouse report
ed today.
However. April sales of $4,-
10000 were off GA per cent
from $4,736,736 in April last
year. An earlier Easter al
vanced all pre-holiday buying
to March this year and made the
April comparison less favorable.
The company operated l6l
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Gu Chapter Headed

NNNN 49, So NOe~NE~SNASNA "ANA
157 a year earlier.
Gu Chapter Headed
BY Charles F. Suter
Charles F.. Suter of the Massa-
chusetts Indemnity Co. has beer
elected president of the District
chapter of the Chartered Life
Underwriters Society.
Harry D. Seybert of the John
Hancock Life Insurance Co. was
elected vice president and Wayne
E. Dorman, general agent foi
Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Co, was named secretary-treas-
urer.
Elected directors for three
years were William A. Spiker
manager of the Washington Of
fee of New York Life, and John
S. Murphy. Acacia Mutual Life
Insurance Co.; Ray j. Richards
John Hancock Life Insurance
was elected to the unexpireo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
Grand Union Co. Sales
80 Pct. Above 1855

Oranu Union 70. SAFES
80 Pct. Above 1855
Sales of Grand Union Co. in
four weeks ended April %
amounted to s25,769,9O7. an in
crease of 1924 per cent from
I$19. 786,5O0 in the like 1855
period President Lansing P
Shield reported.
Sales in eight weeks ended the
same date amounted to $50, 49,
329, a gain of 80 per cent from
$38,817,84l a year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08

Itwo-year term Of Wayne Dor
man.
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Crawford Stocker Elected
Association President

Crawford H. Stocker, jr., pres
ident of the Lynn Five Cents
Savings Bank. of Lynn, Mass.
was elected president of the ma
tlonal association at the annual
business session today.
Other officers elected were:
Charles j. Lynn. president, So
ciety for Savings, Hartford
Conn.,. vice president. and Fred
erlck V. GoeSS, president, Pru-
Dental Savings Bank, Brooklyn,
N. Y, treasurer.
Real per capita income in the
United States will rise at least
20 per cent each 10 years in the
years ahead, predicted DR.. John
Philip Wernette, professor of
business administration at the
University of Michigan, another
speaker before the association
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
By DONALD B. HADLEY

Americans are saving an aver
age of around 6.5 per cent of
their total personal income after
taxes. compared with 8 per cent
up to two SEARS ago. declared
w Randolph Burgess, Undersec-
rotary of the Treasury, here to-
day.
Addressing the National AS
ISOLATION of Mutual Savings
Banks at the Shoreham Hotel,
Mr.. Burgess said the two-year
downtrend represents an infa-
tionary hazard.
This is disturbing and is a
further indication that we are
not saving today quite enough
to finance the rapid growth of
which we are otherwise capable, /"
he said.
Government action, in collabo-
ration with policies of banks and
other financial institutions, has
been reasonably successful in
Keeping things on an even keel"
Mr.. Burgess declared, and in
creasing productivity of industry
VIII in the long run stabilize
prices while permitting higher
wages.
But savings are needed to build
enlarged productive capacity, Mr..
Burgess said. He added:
1t is when we rush the spend
ing faster than the rate of say
ing, and do it too heavily with
borrowed money, that we run
the risk of initiation. We have
tended to do this in the last
wear"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07
Verona ITO Meet Will
Take Place March 18th

Verona, Pa. - "The Con-
querors" CFU Lodge ITO will
hold it's regular monthly
meeting at tn e National
Home, 312 Arch Street, on
Monday, March IL, at 7::30
PM.
We urge all members to
attend if possible, as we have
several matters of Importance
to discuss.
Please remember that our
lodge meetings are held the
second Sunday of each month.
If you have other suggestions
to make which would help us
get a larger turnout of men,
bers at meetings, be sure to
attend this March meeting.
Catherine Leopold, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07
How To Get There

The following Points
System will prevail during
the Croatian Fraternal
Unions 1856 Lets Visit
Yugoslavia!" Membership
Campaign, which ends July
81 next:
$1,000 Junior Education
al Endowment at Age 18,
Is Points; 1000 Twenty
Year Endowment, Junior
or Senior, Is Points; 81, 900
Twenty Pay Endowment
Age IS, Junior or Senior,
IL Points; $1,000 Endow-
ment Age 65, Senior, 10
Points; and $1,000 Endow-
ment Age IS, Senior, 10
Points.
$500 Junior Educational
Endowment at Age 18, 6
Points; $500 Twenty Year
Endowment, Junior or Sem
iOr, 6 Points; $500 Twenty
Pay Endowment Age IS,
Junior or Senior, 5 Points;
$500 Endowment Age IS,
Senior, 4 Points; and $500
Endowment Age IS, SEN
iOr. 4 Points.
An additional 5 Points
will be credited those writ
ing the modern and new
Income Defender business.
And l Point will be Civ
en- for Junior Term, and
Senior Sick Benefit and
Dis a bility transactions
made during the course of
this great 1856 Campaign.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07
Verona bO2 viii
Honor GU Weep
Milan Vranes Is
Noted For Action

Verona, Pa. - CFU Lodge
602 will sponsor a Dance in
honor of it's President and
the Supreme Vice President
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union, brother Milan Vranes.
This affair will take place,
Saturday, April z, 1855, in
the Verona Police Club.
Music for the occasion will
be provided by Danny Ku-
kich and his popular tambur-
itZa orchestra.
The committee will also see
to it that there is a variety
of refreshments on hand for
your convenience. Admission
charged will be S1.00.
Thrives On Activity
Brother Vranes has been
a very active member of
Lodge 602 for many years
and is presently serving as
Lodge President.
This is his second term as
Vice President Of the C.F.U.
and his second year as Pres
ident of the United Lodges of
Western Pennsylvania.
All these positions he fills
,, faithfully and conscientiously
as a true fraternalist.
Expect Large Turnout
We invite all the members
of Lodge 6O2 and the other
lodges of Western Pennsylva-
MIA to attend this affair in
honor of brother Vranes and
thus show their appreciation
for his contributions towards
our great Society.
Mary Caleta, Rep.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07
Recruiters Dream

All Slavs residing in the
United States and Canada
are eligible to affiliate with
the Croatian Fraternal
Union during its 1856
Lets Visit YugOslavia!" !"
Membership Campaign.
Some 10 million i'm num-
ber, they belong to one of
IL Slav groups: Bulgari-
ans; Byelo, or White, Rus
slams; Carpatho Russians;
Croatians; Czechs; Mace
domains; Poles; Russians;
Serbs; Slovaks; SlOvenes;
and Ukrainians.
Any one of these eligi-
bles should consider it an
honor to be asked to join
the Croaian F ternal
Union, for it is the largest
and most powerful organ
izati0n of it's kind on earth.
1t has no peers in the fra
ternal life insurance bene-
fit field!
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the year 1875 and joined the
CFU July 9, 1907. He joined
Lodge AZ in Wilmerding and
later the same year trans
ferred to Lodge 354 in Coke
burg, where he remained a
faithful member until his
death.
Without saying goodbye Dad,
you fell asleep,
Leaving only fond memories
for us to keep;
You and Mother are now
together,
Safe from all suffering and
pain:
God alone knows our sorrow,
The heartaches we have
known;
We pray that God will bless
and keep you,
Tenderly in his loving care;
Someday Dad, we hope to
meet you there.
Sadly missed by the entire
Rebich family.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-07
Abrasevic Choir
To Visit CHICAGO
Cleveland Group
Props For Fiesta

Cleveland, Ohio - Final
plans for the "Abrasevic"
Singing Society's presenta-
ton at the American Croa-
tan Singing Federation Fes-
tivaI in Chicago, on May 26
and 27, have been made and
are meeting with success.
Included in our plans is the
membership campaign for
singers. We wish to build up
our chorus to at least fifty
members by March Is, at
which time our campaign will
close. Only those who have
enlisted before the deadline
will be eligible for our Chica-
go presentation.
Already, in a weeks time
we have gained four new and
former members, Katie Ba-
sich, Catherine Malnar, Mabel
Sasek and Leonard Malnar.
They have found how easy it
is to sing under the capable
direction of J. V. Krabec and
in the cordial atmosphere of
the Croatian Home and the
chorus.
Come to our rehearsals at
the st. Clair Croatian Home
every Monday at 500 PM.
Our Spring Concert, on
May 6, will also be presented
at the Croatian Home on st.
Clair. This program will be
different in many aspects and
out of the ordinary. Proceeds
of this presentation will help
cover a portion or all of the
chorus's transportation costs
involved in sending the cho-
raj group to the Chicago Fes-
tival.
Once again, we wish to ap-
peal to the Croatians in the
vicinity to help us form a
chorus of so strong.
John Bratovich
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Milwaukee Group
Live.Wire Outfit
Mothers Planning
Anniversary Party

Milwaukee, Wis. - T h c
CFU Mothers Club held it's
regular meeting on February
5 and had an attendance of
81 mothers.
Celebrating their birthdays
in February were Katherine
Rescick and president Mitzie
Knaflic. The members sur
prised Mitzie with a corsage,
hand crocheted gifts and a
lovely bowl of fruit. The
cakes were donated by the
mothers and the lunch was
furnished by president Mitzie.
The luck door-prize winner
that day was sister Margaret
Chesnik.
On our sick list of the fa-
theirs are Alex Lasocki, who
is out at the Soldiers Home,
and Matt Sikich, who is in
West Side Hospital. A wish
for a speedy recovery is ex-
tended to you both, and to
Philip Paulin, President of
the American Croatian Radio
Hour, Inc.
Our board meeting was
held February 4 with all 10
officers present. At this ses-
sion sister Dyro resigned
from the position of Treasu-
rer, for the date of our board
meetings would conflict with
her work schedule. In the
future sister Verna Toporsh
will act as treasurer and will
be in charge of the kitchen
committee.
You will soon be reading
about our 1st anniversary and
when it will be held. Letters
will be sent out to notify each
lodge so that they do not
schedule an affair for that
date.
Mary Sikich, Vice-Pres.