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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27

GENERAL MERCHANDISE. grocer1
and meat market: loo. Brsndywine,
Md. Is miles D. C., mr. several
Ice Govt projects; establishes
over so yrs. in same loo. Owner
retiring. Lee. 50x50 2-story bldg.
warehouse. Has oil h.-w.h., an
mod. fixtures and equip, nearly an
acre Of land. adjoining Pennsylya-
MIA Railroad This profitable bust.
ness. STOCK. coup. and real estate,
$50. 500. Convenient terms. shown
4, EARSsHAW. JRi' clinton nAS Ma,
RESTAURANT FOR sALE-Reas;
located at 1901 Rhode Island ave.
Mt. Rainier, Nd. Owner has interest
elsewhere. Contact OWNER between
> and 10 pm -3l
FOR RENT-GOOD ESTABLISHED
LoCKsMTTH AND LUGGAGE RE-
PAIR. legation in downtown sec
II YOU want something good; 10
North Third ST.. Richmond, Va.
GARAGE, fully equipped. estab. ~
yrs; wonderful opportunity for
mech OWNER has other Interests.
Rear 3317 Rhode Island ave. nes
Mt. Rainier. Nd. WA. 1882.
OoONLRIs uCdID1 hE4llklDn. 1890
gross sales, $4,000; same owner
IL years. Complete price. lock. stock
and barrel, only $4,000, Terms
available. see today. Call Mr.
Brown with YEONAs REALTY. JA
c 80 60; ia so n3i243: -M
quarters: sale includes tWo-story
brick bldg. on corner lot located
in nearby Va: well, established:
ABC license Priced reasonable
with terms, For further informa-
ton call Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY. IA. S-2100. IA. 7-1243.
81
TRAILER COURT with cabins and
restaurant: excellent location in
nearby Virginia; FIRST time offered.
This is your opportunity. GOOD bus
mess with high profits. PRICED only
10000 Terms available. Call MI
Brown with YEONAS REALTY. ia.
s-?IOn. ia T-I243. -3i
RESTAURANT. fully equipped; for
sale or lease Immediately. See
OWNER at 4006 33rd ST., Mt. Rain;
Ter Md
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HOUSES UNFURN. tcens. J

ARLINGTON. cLosE-IN-a-bedrm.
:, tile baths. frepl.. brick detached
bungalow. basement. quiet. ] block
Lee hwy; mile from Key Bridge.
ALEXANDRIA. Jefferson Manor area
--3-bedrm. semidet. house; newly
decorated; iaTee liy. rm., cln. m.
yoir commuters. Renting for $50
pc month. XII. 1864. AL BAKER
ANNANDALL - 2-bedroom tTick
house on one-acre lot; SIO5 per
month KE. S-63S3 .
ROCKVILLE, ga Maple ave- bed
rms. full bsmt.. newly decor: avail
K nSS; ss9 no. 8 I'll S1;sSC sEcI
din. area; GE kit. . bedrms.. stor-
age attic; full bsmt.; SlIO. PERRY
MODERN BRK. RAMBLER. nice sec.
hursh'S-Liv. rm., GE kit, din 3
hedrms.. full bsmt.; nr. stores,
srhools and bus: fenced 'd.; Sl15.
Nh. WALTER REED HosP.@Niee
brick home; Nv. rm.. frepl.. lac,
din. rm., equip. kit, bedrms. "
baths; full bsmt.. garage. M.
stores. schools and bus: SI50.
PERRY HAv CO. ~. 5-3OO5.
1913 LEONARD DR., Silver Spring
--MooeTnized 2-story, irame-and-
Shingled house; y large rooms: "a
acre OF eround: gas heat: reaSona-
bic rental. Call Ma. s-192l.
BUILDER HAS . large and small
HOUSES for sale or rent with low
or no down payment to response
pie peop.s These are new: mod modern E
ands in excellent ,ocarlon. MRS.
COATES. Ii 6-2572. 10
FAIRFAX-2-bedrm. selnidet. brick;
fun bsmt. ss5 per mo.
3 bedrms new brick rambler: liv.
rm., sep. din rm,, full hsnt S125
per mo. PENTAGON REALTY CO.
Falrfs2. Va OR. 3-0544. rs
GEoRGETowN
rm., XII chen lEe, garden: eli heat.
Available Immediately at Sl55.
Car ca Mo- Ma; Gray DE. 2-4lol: eyes
. FRANCES POWELL HILL
i60s goth st. NV. DE. 2-4l04
Us
LIVING, JUST OVER
D. c. LINE-AImost new 3-bedrm. =,
.-story semidei. brick; only SS5.
refRr.. gas heat: sI9 Berkshire Or
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. $4,000
LARGE SELECTION of rental homes
from Ss5 to 5000 available for
your inspection Check our list De-
fore YOU decide arlington, Falls
Church and Fairfax areas.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
1I3 Is. Broad st.. Falls Church, Va
JE. 2-2620 Realtors
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APIS. UNsURNIsHED-VA.

1875 N. CALVERT. All. Just one
mile from Key Bridge 2-bedrm
apt available Feb. |: ss7. 30. Call
,s res Hsr o,i q 5-19ss On. h,ocf ace Of
Cali res, mgr IA. s-4ia5. 80
apt Good condition. sos. cali res
mar, bet. am. and S pm, ia.
ALEXANDRIA, Arlandria area
oedrm. apt. with large Nv. rm,. kit
and bath. In modern apt bldg
close to schools, shopping ant
,TfnI Ss ss9tn e. o bA ~ e per son
ARL.--2 bedrms., very desir, loo. Z
expos. 3r A.; adults. $3.50 incl
A Isi.s. IS f"9 enc. and bedrm
apt. $40 and $40 incl. utils,
clean. redec, mar Apt. ., 1900
N. Pierce St, ia. 7-s0?l --3l
Bridse-l apt; stllI available. ]
area kitchen and bath; laundry
facilities IN basement, plenty OF
parking space. Renting for $14.5t
per mo, Kl o-6o4i' AL BAKER q
n. ARL, MISSIONER bedlm.. liv
rm 'dinette. kit, bath In S-unii
bldg. close shop and bus. NbJ
IA. 1-5375 after. $3.50 pm, ~
$. ARL.--l bedroom apt; 10 Minis
to Pentason, on Columbia pike
Call IA. 7-903S 90
CLOSE-IN ARL. - . bedrms. liv
rm., dinette, kitchen and bath heat
and h. ". incl, cow. to bus, stores
ADULTS only. $50 IA. 2-436S. II
ARL., IN apt. BLDG. --Liy. rm.. bed
rm.. kit, bath 3 expos close e
N So R,v IA nr5c ;oioI "a 2i33l A. 30
bedrm,; by coop. member -owner
4 mi. W. OF Pentagon;. S9g.b0. ia
6-l065; II no ans, call ia. S-2317
20
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

BY OWNER-Eme.. white: vacant:
location lust right for Govt. EN-
ploye; convenient. AID. 4-l22J.
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DOCTORS OFFICE

Large 10-room residence. convenient
to downtown area. Parking In rear
OF same lot for minimum OF s cars.
Owner will consider remodel.ng for
q hlghly responsible tenant Real
Estate Dept. NATIONAL SAVINGS
& TRUST CO, 18th and New York
ave, ST. $4,000, Ext. 20".
FALLS CHURCH. VA. 503 Wood
lawn aye,--Brick Cape Cod. . bed
rms. iiv. rni. with fireplace. DIN.
I'm, and KITCHEN: full basement. sas
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Wa h!ngton Bldg. DI. 7-SJ00
3-BEDRooM BRICK CAPE COD.
500. Available immediately.
James c. Conley & Co.
a5"5 Ga. Ave. ~. a-4I34
CoLoRED SUITABLE FOR
DuLTs.-Containing : apis, .
rooms, kit. and bath each: quiet
neiehborhooo. sc. Call DE; =
CoLoRED--LeDROIT PARK. 500 T
st nw--3 story and bsmt. brk,; 9
rms. and bath, oil heat, newly dec.
inside and out Only S110 mo. Mr.
Newman, MA. S-2a@l. "a
COLORED-COLONIAL q RMS,
S across from eT weather bureau; s lo
COLORED-I:3 c ST. s.w.-3 bed
rms. bath coal heat: 500 per mo.
MAX MILLER. Ii, 7-21GU ~
COLORED-MERIDI HILL AREA
N.W.--Lge. brick-and-stone house.
9 rms ) baths: oil heat: vac. lee
yard. DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. s.
$3.50: ewes. AP, 1851.
COLORED-35I5 10th ST. NV
l months free rent: 8 rooms.
newly Gee ia 9-ang6. 80
SECTION-6-rm
brick. near Il and H; SO mo; Ii.
COLORED-S.E.-5 rm. nice house
bath, yard. no children, S63 mo
Call KE, 1-ll23. 20
COLORED-1I33 POTOMAC AVE.
ESQ per month q rooms; i'm
med. poss cox d CO, RE. 1-l633.
COLORED-:i23 6 ST. E.E.-Laree
h-room brick. basement, new con-
diiiun; sos mo. Elk. $4,000: ewes,
HO. "-0325.
CoLoRED-RENT AND BUY
rightwood: 6-room brick: IA baths;
3 porches; bsmt, gas INV h.. det.
garage. ST. 3-4415. TU. 2-S563
-
:. = =
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BURLEITH

BARGAIN. 3-bedrm. brick.
Excellent condition and ex-
cellent financing. CHATEL,
DU. 1869.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

STATE DEPT. vIC-l or . girls, 20
80, TO share spacious home with
working girls; your 4Tn oedrm :;
$500, Ext. ass: Sun, Ii. 3-4lSl
ONE GIRL. age 20-30 to share lovely
house in NV. sec. with other Rirls.
ReaS. rent. Ma. S-s236 before 5 p. M.
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MICHIGAN PARK

5003 18th NE.
blocks no OF new Providenc,
Hospital, newly decorated. .3-beu.
room. Semidetached brick home
some fenced yards and some SAT-
basc disposals, full basement. well.
equipped Kitchen. ! u baths: sos,
l-year lease: Sl60 for 2nd year. Tt
lnspect. call Mr.. CLARK. DI :.
$685., So, or MRS. BULOW. Il
3-d565 after pm. i
36S BURBANK ST. SE.-Good con
eItion; corner lot. semidetacheo
brick. . bedrms. gas heat: luli
basement; vard fenced; sos pei
mn
WEAVER BROS, INC.
PEALTORS
Washington Bldg. d. 7-s3oO
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMES NEEDED--we
have flne tenants for homes in NV.
ID. c.. and nearby Md, Free ap-
rental service. phone us today,
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-6242.
--Jl
WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONAL tenant
who Will pay up TO $3.50 per month
rent for nicely furnished house in
good northwest location. No chill
dren or pets Please call Mrs
Dixon OF JAMES l.. DIXON L. CO.
ST. $1,000. --27
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RRAND-NEW

50 900 monthly net profit potential
after all operational expenses. This
Is q natl recognized and fully
guar. monthly service that you Will
own and manage. No previous exc
perience necessary. our factory
trained service field expert VIA
train you. Actually demonstrate
this amazing service that is at
instant hit. No house-to-house se!l-.
ing.
Your total investment In equipment
from $4,000 upward. depending
upon the exclusive franchise ter
rttory desired. should be realized
within 30 to 80 days. Also good for
any one who wishes to relocate in
another territory
This brand-neW service Is natl rec-s
commended and desperately needed
by hotels, service stations. printing
Arms. auto dealers. machine shops,
plants, etc. You must see it to be-
lieve II exists. Everybody is a cus-
toner.
You're due for most pleasant and
profitable surprise. Manufacturer
is well rated in Dunn and Brad
FOR APPOINTMENT. CALL
MR.. PELTZ ALL DAY AT Ii. 6-6611
HICKMAN-CUSHMA
IDEAL LOCATION FOR ELEcTRI-
CAL, plumbing. or ANTIQUE shop. So
rm. modern home. facing on old
Route 240. between Rockville and
Gaithersburs Only $500.
Poplar 2-9442 Poplar 2-9443s
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COLORED
.lS2O E ST. NE--3 rms. kit. and
oath: completely redec., SS5
HARRISON d ADAMS, MA. S-S30S
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APIS. UNFURh.-VA. Cont.

ARLINGTON. VA. n. 2Ist and
Glebe rd--Large I-bedrm, apt.
convenient to everything; SIS per
mo. includes heat and hot water
See mgr, Apt GA. 1882 N. 2lst ST
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS
washington Bldg. DI. 7-s3OO
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Continued on Next PagO
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
Budinlir LOncar
Leaves America

Are American ladies, es-
pecially in New York, los
ing their. technique?
Handsome Budimir Lon
car, 32-year-old Yugoslav
Consul based in New York
for the last six years, is
leaving the U. S. A. the.
way he came "a bachelor!
A blushing Loncar con-
fessed that during an in
terview when he stopped
in Pittsburgh to say good
bye yesterday (April 81.
He murnured:
II guess l just didn't
make the mark"
He explained that it was
considered quite okay in
Belgrade to remain a bach
elor until 35. -
Loncar has nothing a.
gainst American women.
But he found them to be
very busy - like m o S t
Americans.
Pgh. "Sun-Telegraph'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
Twice Weekly

A Though we have disagreed with him
~ many times in the past, and he with
us, we wish the English Editor of the Serb
National Federation's "Srbobran' success
as he goes about editing two weekly English
Sections in the future
He = Milan Karlo - has his work cut
out for him and must have the cooperation
and understanding of his fellow members
and correspondents if he is to succeed
Whether this innovation in the SNF
the editor Of a fraternal publication is
hazardous occupation even on regular
once-a-Week basis
Which we know only too well.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
Francis Smith
w. P. L. Guest

PITTSBURGH - Fran
els R. Smith, Insurance
Commissioner of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylva-
MIA, will be the guest July
%, 1856, of the Western
Pennsylvania Lodges IF
t III e Croatian Fraternal
Union of America.
Mr.. Smith will deliver an
address that day during
the "CFU Day" program
to be held in West View
Park. This is an annual un-
dertaking, one which in re-
cent years has attracted
thousands of members and
friends Of the Society from
distant parts of America.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

The manager had pro-
missed him $4,000 on the
completion of this task,
but it turned out to be a
practical joke. This gave
Tesla a painful shock and
he resigned from his posi-
ton.
After Tesla left Edi-
son some people ap-
preached him with a
proposal that the Arc
Light Company be form
ed under his name.
He had one thing in
mind and they another; he
wanted to develop the mo-
tor, his life long dream.
When he told them his
desire they replied: mo,
we want the arc lamp. We
don't care for this alter
mating current Of yours.
BY 1886 his system of
arc lighting was perfected
and adopted for factory
and municipal use. In his
own words, all he got for
this work was a beautiful
ly engraved certificate of
stock of hypothetical val
ue."
Not Born For Business
Tesla readily admitted
that he was not born for
business and he contin-
ued to struggle.
w h a t he actually
wanted was a simple
thing, a laboratory and
facilities where he could
do research and expert
mental work.
And when in April of
1887 the Tesla Electric
Company was organized he
got his laboratory. Here he
built his motors as he had
them in mind for years, in
fact from his school days.
(To Be Continued)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

Tesla when the youthful
university graduate correc-
ted serious defects in a
Strassburg, Germany, pow
er plant and saved q
French company m a II y
thousands of dollars as the
end result.
When MIR. Bachelor
saw what this young
man had done for the
French concern, he
pressed Tesla to go to
America and correct the
defaults i'm Edison's ma
chimes.
Tesla finally agreed to
go and seek his fortune in
the Land Of Golden Pro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

Security Accounts estab-
lished. Approximately 1O,-
100000 more will be estab-
lished in the next few
months.
Twenty-Five surnames
account for over IL, ,OOO,-
600 persons registered
with the Social Security
Administration. For ex-
ample, there are 1885,
900 Smiths, 100000
Johnsons and over 80O,-
900 Browns.
You need only one Social
Security number for your
lifetime. A Social Security
Card showing the number
assigned to you is issued in
two parts. One part should
be carried in your billfold
and the other part should
be put away with other i'm
portant papers.
1t is your responsibility
to check your Social Secur-
ity Account and to proper
ly care for your Social Sc
curity Card.
Much as the intent may
be the best, don't ask your
neighbors or friends about
Social Security. Instead,
contact your nearest Social
Security office in person or
by mail. They have the cor
rect answers to your ques-
tions.
No Identification Card
Your Social Security
Card is issued for one pur-
pose only.
The number on it identi-
fies your individual Social
Security Account, like the
number on your bank pass
book or your Croatian Fra
ternal Union of America
life insurance certificate.
Your Social Security
Card is not all identifica-
ton card for general
purposes. Its only pur-
pose is to assure proper
crediting of your earn
ings under Social Secur-
ity, for determining the
amount of benefits pay
able to you and your
family.
Your Social Security
Card means Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance pro-
lection. Use it! Don't lose
it! It's important!
(To Be COntinued)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
BRO. ADAM SUDETIC, Detroit, Mich

Lodge $40, has been serializing the life
story of DR.. Tesla on this page of the Eng
lish Section the past several weeks.
We believe his readers have found his
material most interesting and easy to di-
gest, especially those who were born here
or in Canada and know next to nothing of
the deeds of others who first saw the light
of day in Europe.
Bro. Sudetic has helped make the Eng
lish Section of the Zajednicar all the more
informative and educational through his
series of articles dealing with the life of
DR.. Nikola Tesla
He has done an exceptionally fine job
for man born overseas and deserves our
thanks for sacrificing his time in preparing
these articles for publication
Weeare proud to have him with us as
"staff reporter on assignment
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

former, otherwise known as
the "TeSla Coil" The in
strument contains q Te-
sla Primary and Secon-
Diary, Condenser and
a Circuit Controller
mise" He arrived in the
United States in 1884 with
just four cents in his poe
ket, but with enthusiasm
to burn.
knew Many Languages
Here is what Tesla said
of his first meeting with
Thomas A. Edison.
"The meeting with Ed
isOn was a memorable
event in my life. l was
amazed at this wonder
full man who, without
early advantages and
scientific training, had
accomplished SO much.
Il had studied a dozen
languages, delved in liter
ature and art, and had
spent my best years in Ii
braries reading all sorts of
stuff that fell into my
hands, from N c w t o II s
Principal to the novels of
Paul de Kock, and felt that
most Of my life had been
squandered. But it did not
take long before | recog-
nized that it was the best
thing l could have done.
A Serious Predicament
Within a few weeks |
had won Edison's conf
dence and it came about in
this way.
"The S. S. Oregon,
the fastest passenger
steamer at that time,
had both of it's lighting
machines disabled and
it's sailing was delayed.
The predicament was a
serious one and Edison
was much annoyed.
"In the evening | took
necessary instruments with
me and went aboard the
vessel, where l stayed for
the night. The dynamos
were in bad condition, hav-
ing several short-circuits
and breaks, but with the
assistance of the crew /
succeeded in putting them
in good shape"
$4,000 Promise Joke
In his autobiography Te-
sla tells us that he ode
signed twenty-four differ
ent types of standard ma
chimes with short cores and
of uniform pattern which
replaced the old ones"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

support given these great classics - an
nually the Societys outstanding sports
gathering in the United States.
Nor can there be satisfaction among
the members of our Buffalo Lodge 557, who
will play host to this years tourney. Not
when it is remembered that when they last
hosted such championship meeting -
1948 - no less than 80 mems and 80 wo-
mems teams took to the lanes or % more
than the entry of this year.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
Nikola Tesla
Whether the late, great inventor DIR. Nj.

\Y/hether the late, great inventor DIR. Nj
w kola Tesla was of Croatian or Serbian
descent is unimportant in the end.
That he was a Slav who did more for
mankind than is generally known is impor-
tant, for then all of us of that strain can
take pride in the marvellous achievements
Of one of us.
Mankind has had many benefactors. But
few to equal Nikola Tesla.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
SOME MAY argue that distance pr

vented much larger entry response.
We will concede as much in certain ca
ses, especially in the cases of those who
would have to travel several days in each
direction in order to participate.
But distance alone cannot be blamed
for this years downward entry.
Much more to blame is the excessive
bowling activity preceding this annual clas-
Sic specifically the rash Of sweepstakes
and other minor Journeys which have mush
roomed within the Society during the past
several years.
There are too many of these lesser
bowling events for the good of the Annual
Tenpin and Duckpin Tournaments, which
should come first if at all humanity possible.
WE DO NOT hold that these lesser
Journeys should be done away with.
On the contrary, we feel that each has
it's place and that all should be morally and
materially supported by the Home Office
of the Croatian Fraternal Union.
But we do not believe any one of them
should take place during the weeks mme-
diately preceding the Annual Tenpin and
Duckpin Tournaments. In fact, we are of
the opinion that the Home Office should
set deadline for the staging of these small
er kegling gatherings.
We suggest that the Director Of the
Sports Education Department and the Ath-
etic Advisory Council go into this at their
next meeting and set such deadline.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

ternal Union of America.
The Importance OF
properly using your So
cial Security Card can
hardly be over-stressed.
The omission of even a
single wage report could
lead to the loss of thou
sands of dollars in Old
Age and Survivors In
surance Benefits to a
person who retires or to
the family of a worker
who died.
Your insured status and
the Social Security Bene-
fits to which YOU and the
members of your family
may be entitled depend on
the amount of covered
earnings that are properly
credited to your Social Sc
curity Account.
1t is most important that
you bear these facts in
mind at all times.
Are Earnings Reported?
Social Security records
are kept by name and num-
ber and are used not only
to determine how much will
be paid, but whether ben
efits can be paid at all.
You can make certain
that your employer is cor
rectly reporting your earn
ings. Look at your Social
Security account number
on your pay slip. Is it the
same as the number on
your Social Security Card?
If not, ask your employer
to correct his records.
If your Social Secur-
ity Card has been lost, a
duplicate with the same
name and number can be
had by applying at the
nearest Social Security
district office, or by Sc
curing an application
form from your nearest
Post Office.
You can also secure
forms which are used when
names are changed because
of marriage or for other
reasons.
The Social Security Of
flee will also provide a post
card form to be used in
getting a statement Of wa
ges credited to your Social
Security Account.
Contact Nearest Office
There have been approx
imately 13O,OOO,OOO Social
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socialism. But it takes all kinds of people
and regimes to make this world and Fran
cos Spain, although falling far short Of
en- other peoples. So we are able to co-eXist
with Franco while still deploring Spain's
lack Of democracy. - Pittsburgh Press"
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Disappointing

The official entry list for the Croatian
] Fraternal Unions 22nd Annual Nation
al Tenpn Tournament, to be held May 3-6
at Buffalo, New York, is, to us, a. keen
disappointment.
While we did not expect an all-time re-
cord breaking entry, we definitely did look
forward to more than the 70 mems and 2l
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
The Last Word

MONEY, which represents the prose of
life, and which is hardly spoken of in par
lors without an apology, is, in its effects
and laws, as beautiful as roses.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
"ZAJEDN1CAR"
Thomas A. Edison
Fascinated Tesla
Youthful Immigrant Won Edison's Confidence
By Correcting Lighting Failures On Steamer
BY Adam Sudetic, Member, Lodge 519

DETROIT Mich. - It was Charles Bachelor, init
mate friend of and assistant to Thomas A. Edison who
first the spark of genius in the late and beloved Dr.
Nikola Tesla, one of manknds great benefactors.
Mr.. Batchellor then manager of the Edison Company
holdings France first detected greatness in Nikola
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

WOmen'S flVe-man teams
which will come to vie for
honors several w e e X S
hence in Buffalo. This
disappointing total of 81
adult quints simply isn't
in keeping with the past