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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
Nominee at CuIpeper
Puts Costs at 1856

RICHMOND, Aug. 6 R.-D.
French Slaughter. jr., of Gull
pepper, successful House of Dele
gates candidate in the recent
Democratic primary. filed with
the State Board of Elections
yesterday a campaign expense
account $956.59.
Mr.. Slaughter is the nominee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

discarded blond wig looked like
q slipped halo on Brando. and
everyone was thankful when he
decided to bleach his hair in
stead.
While awaiting the start of
"Gigi," Leslie CarOn has been
visiting her ailing grandmother
in the country near Paris.
Quite a cast. with Caron, Mau-
rice Chevalier, Louis JOurdan,
Ruth Gordon and Hermione
GingOld. Producer Arthur
Freed is delighted. he told me,
with the words and music from
Alan Lerner and Fred L0ewe,
the bright boys responsible for
that lyrical stuff in MY Fair
Lady" You will especially like
Chevalier's number, Thank
Heaven for Little Girls" he
told me.
Eddie Constantine, the Amer
lean singer who made good in
France. is finally starring in
his first movie for an American
company - 1.-THE Weekend,
with David Miller, Joan Craw-
fOrd's favorite director, direct
ing and producing. 1t will be
made in English. Talking of
Joan, this smart operator didn't
want extra pay for overtime in
her Golden Virgin" picture,
She settled for all the expen-
sive Parisienne gowns.
\ \ 4
From Rome hear that Mrs.
ROSsanO Brazil made the splash
Of the season. when the 200
FOUNDER wore a bikini at the
beach near the city. The Braz-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

Latest official auction sale figures used show clearly the new kind
OF Ford commands higher than either owpced competitors
The men who bid at these auctions professional
livelihood depends their expert knowledge They pay for
used Fords because they know that Fods hold thousands Of
Ford owners from coast coast they have discovered that
more when you buy it worth when you sell it, tool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

sin ave. NV. and Lucrecia Csstanon.
%. Lima. Peru.
Lester L. r. Lerch. 20, and Barbara
4. Simpson. % both Of Alexandria.
Robert z. HALEY; IT, 20 39454o Blaine Ss
Downing st. ne.
Charles F.. Sprouse. %. 1887 r st.
nv. and Bonnie r. Byers. 10, 1929
:, Kilbourne St. NV.
Va. and Patricia A. Snedeker %,
3644 Kanawha st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
PoIicemon's Car Stolen

BALTIMORE. Aug. 8 P.-
When a car was stolen from
his post in East Baltimore
yesterday. Patrolman Joseph
Heidel didn't have to ask any
questions about make. model,
color, etc. The owner: Patrol
man Joseph Heidel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
Fords cost less to run!

the only nationally recognized test gasoline economy Mobas
Economy Rum Ford Six delivered miles gallon than other
entered Ihs remember private test conducted for the benefit
single manufacturer This ung competition between IL different
cars "a cars all supervised every mile the by officials the
United States Auto Club And when the rugged 156m
Ford led all other regardless Of weight price thing
want mostactual miles per gaLon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

for the seat representing Madi.
son, Orange and Cu!peper
Counties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

Charles L. Turcotte, %. BOIL Ontario
r.; NV. and Helen Micozzi. %
John Z. scaily. 81. Haserstown. Md,
and Dolores R. Bagley, 20. Alexan.
George Durant, 2s. and Flora E
Walker. "a. both Of 1885 Swami
st. NV.
Du .nS Lsv0 SfssT G Iii An e. Ws
James L. Hudson. 90. Flint. Mich,
and Nancy L. Myers. 20. Grand
Timothy L. Wilder. st.. 90, Washington
n. c.. and Oshia M. Brown. 90
George Lark. SO. and Virginia Austin,
Earle II. West. So. 1911 Savannah st.
Sc. and Irma z. Burkett 35, Bats
GiSmpietro MorelM 2s. $500 wiscon-
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Fords cost less to buy!

No doubt about i'll Model for model right Ford cars are the
lowest priced" the owe three And don't be fooled prices
now being quoted for stripped down. models the meunpce field
Remember 81 Ford equipped the most todywh
automatic transmission heater dollars less than
these medium priced cars, similarly equtpped*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. low couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, DGit three
tull days and receiue the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
ASSUME sIs.lo0. al4~ LOAN

total pymts.. sis ffonthiy-De
luxe 2-yr -old. iee. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. full dayliSht bSmt With
picture window. on LOT i0Sxl3S
compietely Anchor fenced; Nv.
rm. has three loft. picture vim
dovs. Grapes included; payments
Sis per mo. incl taxes and In
sufance: SCI ESQ MANN q
REAITY. ~. s-3fi0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Handsome
On The Modern Manner,

I'm The Modern Manner"
You will love the fresh. casual
look Of this contemporary split
level designed for today's neht-
hearted living and featuring FOUR
biz bedrooms and 2 full baths.
This bright. CHEEKY home with
Kitchen Of tomorrow, large FAM
lily dining room and attached car
port, boasts q haf-acre tree-Shaded
lot. Only S22.750. with an SlS,900
Oh LOAN you can assume with
modest down payment. Call today
for appointment 10 inspect. IA.
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

n. AnL,--Three-hsdrm brick home,
i:s::i s'rs gISS, M aas MAS hE slt y
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ARLINGTON. NORTH
OPEN, / TILL DARK
HAVE FUN

All winter regardless OF the weather
outside In this VAST WALK OUT
BSAT. Ample space for huge rec.
room, q Workshop. for Attn bedrm. !
and there's already . full bath. Al
street level this delightful brick
ard stone rambler. HAS 4 BED
ROOMS, : BATHS. lovely living
rm. with nrepl.. sep. dining Tn
In the choice StTaHoEd Hills
netghbofhood so convenient 70
schools. COME SIZE IT. DIR
Out Lee hwy. Eight on Old Dominion
drive. lets on Wiiiiamsburg blvd. 10
5il ard our open aign.
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baths on is, a.; fun bsrnt with
plenty Of windows. situated on ire
Ger. lot. Only 81 600 down, 81
nAnetne includes tLe- trut Of
about e1e.20n Priced 70 sell fast.
Sis.450. ARFAX REALTY. u,
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ROmye Lamborn
BY BUILDER

EXCLUSIVE BROkER
OF. 4-s4s6 on. 4-s035
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HOUSES ron sAlE-W.
NJ MASTER .AA.sS:''i''ii i''''''
Split Level
$4,000 CASH
READ ON

You can assume this Sl7.6 OIL
4iass loan Al Sli0 per mo, In
GLIDING everything. Here's q spa
eious 3-bedroonn brick. home, with
Il R Sina 70 4n osr r:p isss sra. sS So.
aTate dining rm strictly De luxe
tauipped kitchen with dlninR area.
; extra Large bedFms. z baths
lone IN master bedTm.i. full day
llEs basement, finished Feerea-
ton rm.. ground .level waikout 20
patio. larae built-in earaHe, big
level lot. on deAd-end street; ideal
for children What q wonderful
buy for someone at this reduced
price. rs owner 10 transferred; Inn
mediate possession. Do not hest.
tate, see. this one today ~ II u
truly outstandinr.
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LOCATION couNIs md thls B

CHRLSTMAS SPEcIAL~-Sl4.g6O
Almost a slft from Santa Is this
cariin. iiv nm. has firepl din.
area. kit has loads Of cabinets.
o-E refgr.. gas range. . Ice. bed
rms. z closets level fenced yard
nicely shrubbed Act Quick. move
S''E. SAIcoIM. REALToR
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IA. 10000
FATE
DEGREES

Z beuTmS., ia bhLhS
That every man be blessed with a
rare opportunity sometime In life
THIS may Be yours: just lookl
separste dining rm.. real de luxe
kitchen with dishvasher. pisposail.
exhaust fan. table space. twin
sized bedrms, full basement, beau
tifully finished rec. rm. with fire-
place excellent level lot; Ane loea-
ton, rs minutes from new GA
site or pentagon; excellent hnanc-
ing and all this for only see $50
For further information. call
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It's True

In the convenient and fashionable
SLEEPY HOLLOW area. We have
found q 21a-year old brick split
Level sitting pretty among talI
coNDITioNED and Offering :
spacious living rm., 8 big bedrms..
. full baths. sep. din. rm., de luxe
kitchen with built-in equipment;
carport and huge pine-paneled
recreation rm This beauty war;
rants your inspection At S25, $50.
Excellent financing available. too.
Call IA, $4,000
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fOuR ACREs-Ise. older house
y min. "a washington. MAMMA

SII.S5e-Three-bedFn. brick ram,
bier. iiv. nm. with nrepi. eAtinI
space IN large kitchen. sio =.
van carrot. air-eonc. unit. ] bed.
rms. and bath: full bsmt. rec
I'm; lEe. level lot eonpleteii
fenced: close % schools and bus
$500 cash MANNAs REALTY
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sNEEIc sss HoME citation
LNRGE HOME ID BARoAIN PhIcl

winner in Annandaie--NeS. 3
b.r Colonial nrk, rambler. walk
out bsmt. seinihn. with nrepl .
all-elee. kit: under se5.Soo. CT,
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Penfagon OF FORT BelVoir. fun
hsmt. Priced right due 70 illness
siio. NANNAs REkITY.
FouR BEDnOOMs AND 2 BATHS
provide eonfortable living for the
Bic family ct Q low price i5x2l
living room with fireplace and
large recreation room provide am
pie space 70 entertain and play
space for the kiddieS Open
beamed cetilngs and foor-tc-ceil-
tng window wall alonE with q
tree-sheltered lot provide loads
q charm icr this unusual home.
assumed. Don't delay. eaH today.
lvrRsddSs ss gg.s ;,,,, RAJ s Tors. "a.
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HOUSES ron SALIVA

nANKRurTcY N BARcRoFf--
sSnossA p fRAs SSSI''i sahoSSfRRraiRiss
on his $50. 900 custom brick home
beautiful 2-yeaF-oid home has 4
extra large bedrooms. separate
center hall beautiful Finished rec
room. secluded screened breeae-
way and detached brick Rarase,
IT,. msis.tlselly ., situated q, r on ~.
elusive Lake Bancroft; . only 2
blocks to . private heaeh' Custom
features include 1.-th, solid brick
yalb and extra hlgh .eellings:
Owner advises Us % take all
oilers down 10 $4,000, With rs
little. as $4,000 cash down, Our
earnest opinion Is that this Is
one Of the finest barEains We have
s ever , presented a. z, any pFisS v, n
and counsel call one Of our Lake
Bancroft specialists 10 show YOU
fkoPfRTiKs. JE' S.ssfs.
ALEX. 1900 COLONIAL AVE.
$500 DOWN, sos NO,
MOD BRK.. 4 RMS, BATH
NICE CORNER, VACANT
PRESS REALTY CORP,
ST J-p3t8 Ewes. oV. S-st23
ALEXANDRIA, Sc DEVON n,
BASHFORD LANE AND MT
VERNON BLVD, ARIA. Brick and
stone town house. Open for in
speetion. Immaculate, landseaped.
terraeed and patio, 5 min. 70 air
port. Aforementioned : hedrms /.
Iva baths, lHe. Nv. rm. with hrepl,:
rec. room with hrepl. separate din.
ru, equipped kit St3,SOO.
BURT LoPATIN, Realtor
XII. e.lAQ0 TE H-30l5
ARLINGTON VACANT
OPEN SUN. 1 TIL 5 PM.
27ls q. uHLE ST,
sos DOWN, SOS MONTH
FINE SEMIDET. BRICK
COMPLETELY REpEcoRATED
5 RMS. BATH, FULL HSMT.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST 3-p3td Ewes, Ov, a-eA2a
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WEsroyER AREA. yA-a 6edrns

! Saths' bsm.. ssrsse: ' s saiis
tEI1aziH O, u AaSSsSsoLb, 7 D S'A.. S SSi'.
IN. S-t3J5, IA, 5-6t54.
LIST OPPORTUNITY to purchase
one Of the large. ail-bFick split
levels In Praneonia Estates lAlex.
va. Assume . OIL 4hast. 30-yr
loan Of $4,000. payable Sll6
per mo-. PHI. lmmed. possession
, oedrms.. ? baths. Ice. Twins
rm., Swedish mod. fireplace. sep.
dining fm., lee. kit, rec, I'm. i.
sgii'-ln ssssase' nice lot. OWNER.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
Brick Colonial house; cow loo
n. Ari: bsdrms bath, liy, rm.
sep din. rTn lovely KIT full base
ment: Si6b00, si,700 down FHA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
BY MIoNoN @. EsERHART
illustrated BY James Williamson

1t my dog. Happy, who scooped the reel Of tape
recording out of the snowy gutter and brought home
He is an enormous, lver-colored creature with the
instincts of scavenger and mouth not too remotely
resembling the Lincoln Tunnel.
Therefore, did not know that he had retrieved the
reel until entered my house and Happy let the reel
fall my feet. closed the door. dropped the reel in
the waStebasket and returned to study and the dcta
ton OF long report on my own tapcrecoTdng machine
My name is James Wickwre am a vice president of
bank, bachelor My only servant, Wilkins, out
for the evening. in fact for the night finished my
report, reminded myself TO check pantry window
which Wilkins usually forgets to lock, and poured my
self mild nightcap.
Happy was still eying the waStebasket with wistful
hope and only then struck me that the reel probably
contained letters business memoranda which should
be returned to its owner took the reel from the
basket avoided Happy's eager jaws and put it on my
own machine.
For long time there was only buzz from the
machine then gradually kind of babbe of voices came
into it, stray words in the high voices of women, an
underone of masculine voices and clnk Of glasses So
realized that listening cocktail party in full
spate Someone had obviously hidden the recording
machine as joke.
Since the tape well started there was nothing
do but let it go to the end, but was not amused.
have served my time cocktail parties The reel ground
remorselessly on until suddenly Happy sat up and
prcked up his ears and did for voice very
clearly from the machine saying I've got the gum
II was mans voice, tense. almost a whisper,
steady. woman's voice. very low, said BE sure TO
throw out the window. That and your glove I'll pick
them up in the street."
Il don't see why it's got to be gun. gun can be
traced
The woman's voice. SO low il was almost whisper
yet clear, too cut in with spine-chling decision Mot
this gun. Ill that. He's going to do soon It's
got to be either tonight tomorrow
The background babbe had diminished; all at once
there came the distant sound Of piano and knew that
this accounted for the somewhat uninhbted conversa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

THIS WEEK Mose.io. f.brOory "a. 1857
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d;EHW;{3
L33+y335Il!

in SUNDAY Star Magazine
Here is q cum loude medium for your
bock-to-school promotions The Stor's
special August 18th section will
achieve high reodership amongst
parents and students of all ooes, and
will reach your market at the right
time to effect bock-to-school decisions
ond buying.
The StoTs Educational Section is the
only erovure section Of its kind in
Washington s. in the newspaper
that clearly dominates in advertising
Image.
Don't overlook this very special oppor-
tunity to reach your bock-to-schooI
customers.
For Space Reservations
Coll Sterling $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

Answers TO Our Presidents
president Woodrow wilson,
at Mount Vernon. July 4, 1918.
2-John Adams and Thomas
Jefferson both died on the 50th
anniversary Of the Declaration
Of Independence. July 4. 1926.
James Monroe died on July 1,
1881.
3-Calvin Coolidge was born
in Plymouth. VT. on July 4, 1872.
Questions on Preceding Pase)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09

enigmatically that in case Ike
was reelected and the divi-
sion of the Senate was close,
he might help the Republi-
cans organize it. Twenty-Five
years of political unorthodoxy
lent credence to his state
ment.
SO when the day Of decision
came, the Republicans had a
nice little scheme cooked up.
The Senator-elect from New
York, Jacob Javits, had in
sisted until the last moment
that he would continue in his
post as Attorney General of
New York until January 19
Ito keep a Democrat from be-
ing appointed as successor)
and thus would not be I'D
Washington to vote when
Congress convened.
Then, adapting their OVID
version of the old football
play in which an end sneaks
out to the sidelines unob-
served to await a pass, the
COP had Mr.. Javits arrive in
Washington unannounced. He
figuratively hid in the wings
until such time as his vote
might be needed to help the
Republicans organize t h e
Senate.
But - S ena Or Lausche
threw the team offside with
his false start and Mr.. Javits
services were not needed. He
went back to New York wind
ed but without catching a
pass.
! AS for Mr.. Lausche, it
seems to us that he was poll
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09

crisy Of the Republican (presidentiaD cam
paign, it may yet do some good. But ano-
ther threat of military intervention, ano-
ther enlargement Of our already global mi
litary commitments, won't in itself stop
Russia.
Nor is the job just to restore the status
quo. Rather, it is to face up to the realities
which led to eXasperation and to the unfor
tunate British and French intervention, and
to quickly rebuild the Atlantic Alliance on
which our security depends. pray it is not
too late. Adlai Stevenson
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
Americans, Canadians
Offered Splendid Work

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. -
The long pressing need for an
accurate and interesting book
about the Croatian language
has finally been satisfied by
the publication of "Introduc-
ton To The Serbo- -Croatian
Language
The author of this text
book is DR.. Thomas f.
Magner, Associate Profess
sor of Slavic Languages at
the University of Minneso-
ia.
The book is so planned that
the student can study either
Croatian or Serbian, or both.
Although only 250 pages
long, the book is full to burst
ing with conversations, anec-
dotes, folk-tales and biogra-
phical sketches of famous
Croats.
And the final section is a
citancica or little reader.
Two small dictionaries, one in
latinica and the other in Girl
lica, accompany each book.
Visual Appeal Striking
Croatian grammar is ex-
planned in a way that an Ame-
rican student would most cas-
lily understand it.
This book should be of
great value to the children
of American Croats, who
want to master their an
cestral language but arc
discouraged by the old
fashioned, "dry-a sd II S t.
manuals.
The visual appeal of this
book is most striking. Photo
graphs of Croats, like Gaj
and strosmajer, and drawings
of Croatian peasants give this
book it's very appealing as
pect.
The author, who received
his doctorate in Slavic Lin
guistics at Yale University,
teaches a course in the Croa-
tian language in alternate
years at the University Of
Minnesota
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
Now, Now!

crying, as usual in the wilderness of pet
~ ty politics, Mid-Western Croat publ
cation took a pot-shot at us last week for
an editorial we wrote for the Dec. II, 1856,
issue of the English Section of the Socety's
Official Organ.
We, seem to stand accused for having
said on the occasion that the Editors of the
Zajednicar have pursued policy of pro-
gress in behalf of the Croatian Fraternal
Union in the face of bitter attacks from
sworn enemies of the Society, old country
politicians dedicated to overthrowing the
Croatian Fraternal Union because they can
not control its destiny.
Letting fly, so to speak, this paper re-
piled: "Naprotiv je istna, da nema nlkoga
medju hrvatslom emigracijom, anna bas
nikoga, tllo bi radio ma tome, da sc srusi
Hrvatska Bratska Zaiednica.'
In short this paper proclaims that there
isn't single person not one, mind you
who is interested in knocking down or
taking over the reins of the Society.
How short some on memories.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
just another competitor.

just another competitor.
Spindletop gave birth to
the entire Texas oil industry
and to two of its giants: Tex
AGO and Gulf Oil.
Renamed 1t "SwindlctOp'
Ironically, much Of this by
passed Pattillo Higgins. Even
before the first Spindletop
gusher blew in, he had been
elbowed aside by Anthony
Lucas.
1t was called the Lucas
WE'LL" not the Higgins well.
Higgins had to sue to get his
share from the Lucas we'll,
finally settled for about
S3OO,OOO.
When he tried to form a
new company in 1902, sus-
picious Beaumonters, wary
Continued on Page 81
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1856
Confidence Plus

. ecause we are not given to pessimsm
- we look forward with utmost conf
dence to the successful conclusion July 81
next Of the Society's 1857 Canada Ho,"
Membership Campaign Drive.
We base this spirit Of optimism on any
number of things, not the least of which
is the early grass roots response to the
Campaign and it's Wholehearted endorse
ment by our Canadian members, in whose
honor this continental recruiting crusade
has been officially dedicated.
Let the end Of this Campaign match in
enthusiasm it's beginning and the middle will
more than take care Of itself.
FOR THE benefit of those who might
have missed our earlier pronunciamentos
we are devoting page 10 of this issue to
various phases of the 1857 Campaign.
Here those interested will find the Of
ficial itinerary to be followed next August
by the Grand Prize Award Winners who are
destined to visit Canada a handy, boxed
explanation of the Campaign Points Sys-
tenn, rules, etc; and several pictorial
shots of the Dominion to whet your va
cation appetite in mid-Winter.
AS lavish as this spread is, it marks
only the beginning of the publicity which
will attend the successful pursuit Of one of
the most important Membership Campaigns
in the Society's history.
That Campaign Goal of Sc millions in
insurance simply must be reached
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
Post.Gazette "Lausche Crosses EN- Up"

Oregon's hybrid S e n a t o r
Wayne Morse, who has been
able to win on either ticket.
X X X
ed. Note: - Mr.. Lausche
is of Yugoslav - Slovene -
descent and can speak his ma
tive tongue fluently. He has
appeared at numerous Croa-
tian Fraternal Union affairs
in the past and is thoroughly
acquainted with the workings
of the SOcietV.) 81 .'
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Society Selling
Worthwhile Book
Young People Can
Profit From Work

PITTSB BU r G H, Pa.
From time to time, and over
the past year with greater
frequency, we at the Home
Office receive requests from
the American born and to a
lesser degree from the Cana
dian born members for a
grammar or language book
to gain a better knowledge Of
the mother tongue, Croatian.
Bent to satisfy these
members, the undersigned
wrote a half dozen Amer
lean universities where Ell
ther Croatian might have
been taught or where a
university was known to
have a Department of Sla-
vic Languages. We soon
found out that such books
were almost nOn-cxistent.
One exception was the Uni
versity of Minnesota, where
DR.. Thomas F. Magner, AS
sociate Professor of Slavic
Languages there, had auth
ored textbook Introduction
to the Serbo-Croatian Ian
guage.'
A Treasured Gift
The book consists of 25O
pages and in our estimation
answers the need for those
wanting to learn either the
Croatian or the Serbian Ian
guage.
The Executive Board
went along with. our recon-
mendation and agreed to
purchase a limited supply
of these books and make
them available at cost for
an amount of four dollars
and twenty-five cents
($4.25).
Those desiring said book,
which makes a treasured gift
or addition to your personal
library, should mail their pe-
mittance and order to the
c. F. U. Sports-Educational
Department.
Frank Braidic, Director
rts-Educational Dept.
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tically wise. His future would
have been dubious indeed if
he had bolted the party under
whose banner he has held po-
litical office - ward leader,
judge, Mayor Of Cleveland,
five times Governor of Ohio
- since 1881.
There are, after all, such
things as gratitude and poll
tical morality, even among
politicians. They can't all cx-
pect to be as successful as