davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21
zajedniearski Dan Ujedinjenih 0dsjeka
Cetiriiu Kotara odrzati &c Sc 300 auq.

Cokeburg Pa. = Ujedinjen Odsjec H. B. Zajednice il
Fayette Greene, Washington Wesmoreland kotara odrza
ii ce svoj trec godsn Hrvats Zajedncarsk Dan ne
djelu 25 augusta e., Hrvatskom Parku Pricedale,
blzu Monessena
Toga dana II sati jutro otpocet ce sofba gre IL
medu eama odsjeka 1874 IL Monessena teama odseka 35
IL Cokeburga Nakon oga 1890 poslije podne njh &c
sediti teamov odseka 66 IL Youngstown Ohio odsjeka
broj 248 IL Carton Pa Owe gre &c izvadja Parku
grada Monessena pobjednc &c dobiti svoje rofeje
vreme naseg programa posije podne Hrvatskom Parku
Takoder toga dana brodkestovat &c specalni pro-
gram cd do sata poslje podne preko stance WESA,
preko kojeg &c pozdrav rec godisn zajednicarski
DAN Ma programu &c svra Joe Marmilch njegova Bal
kan Tamburitza Orchestra il Youngstown Ohio
sat poslje podne program &c otvorlti u Hrvat-
skom Parku sa pjevanjem narodne hmne.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21

rjesavanja predstavljaju tex
neznatan dio onoga sto Sc
treba rijesiti ma podrucju 60
spodarskih odnosa medju ma
rodima. Mi ne smijemo "a
boraviti, da zapravo jos u
wick nisu uklonjene gospo-
darske posljedice DR. ugog a
svjetskog rata. Razumije Sc,
da su neke zemlje, koie su -
kao Jugoslavija - bile po-
priste velikih vojnih opera
cija, jace stradale cd drugih
zemalja, i da SUI one imale i
imaju posebno, izuzetno tes-
ke probleme. Ali, posljedice
rata osjetile su Sc u swim
zemljama, iii bar u najvecoj
vecini, jer je doslo do opce
poremetnje gospodarskih od-
nosa medju zemljama. Tome
je mnogo pridonijelo ukljuci-
vanje zemalja u diva politicka
tabora, medju kojima su Sc
odnosi jake zaostrili. Islo je
to i dotle, da je kroz neko
vrijeme trebalo spasavati O.
snovno u gospodarskim 3D.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21
Pittsburgh Junior Tamburitzans
Prirediuiu piknik U Croatian Centru
PRIMATI CE sE NOW UCENICI

Pittsburgh Pa - Rodtelj pittsburske omladinske gru-
pc Pittsburgh Junior Tamburitzans prireduu pknk
delju 25 augusta popularnom zemsu Croatian Cen
ira, bzu Mivae Pa. Priredjuje zanimljiv program
razonodu posetnka
Make nasih Junior Tammies sickle su 81 dobar glas
svojm domacim pecivom, pa ce p1nku imati Bake
Sale gdje ce svaki tko zei moc kup svakovrsnh ko-
laca poslastca vrlo mjerene cene Bit ce hadnog
plea vruce janjetine po obicaju naseg naroda
Gosp. John Gregurich, upravitej mladih tamburasa,
javlja da &c primat ucenke eseni Vjezbe Sc
odrzavau redovto svakog cetvrtka 730 vecer ia
Dvorani S22 North Canal St. Pittsburgh H. Pa kada
deca cd II godna starosti pa dae mogu regisrra.
Roditelji canova Pittsburgh Junior Tamburitzans zele
zahvat nasem narodu il Pittsburgha okolice sto
madez podupri kroz godinu 1857 pozvom da svi
dodju pknk 25 augusta. = Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21

MOI vrijednosti industrijske
proizvodnje cd 80 posto u
1947. godini ma 81 posto u
1854. godini, da je so kon-
cerna "a isto vrijeme poveca-
10 svoj udio sa II ma % po-
sto, a sto najvecih firmi S %
na 80 posto cd ukupne indu-
strijske proizvodnje. D a je,
cetiri trusta gospodare sa 80
posto proizvodnje u 40 indu-
strijskih grana, medju koji-
ma Sc nalaze pet najvecih i
najznacajnijih industrial au.
tomobila, matte, celika, avio-
ma industrijske ambalaze, a
sa so do 70 posto u druge u
industrijske Crane.
Dva trusta General Mo-
tors" j Ford" vladaju trzis-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21

tenn automobile sa 80 posto,
cd cega ma General Motors"
uz monopol u proizvodnji ka-
miona otpada vi S e cd polo
vina. Ma kompaniju United
States Steel" dolazi wise cd
polovine ukupne proizvodnje
celika u USA.
Ekonomisti = kako pise
washington POST, smatra-
ju da je ova dosad najbrza
i najveca koncentracija u a.
merickoj historiji = jer je u
sedan godina obuhvatila, iii
&c uskoro obuhvatiti, preko
4,500 poduzeca nastala IL
tri razloga.
PRIZE svega, po srijedi je
sposobnost velikih kompanlja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21

tai &C prema kampanjskom'
planu dobiti vecu posebnu ma
gradu.
Ma PRIMER na toj listi je
brat Mato Zvonar, koji ina
najmanje tockica - 1O1 toe
kicu. On ina pravo dobiti
$101 90 plus posebnu nagra-
du $40, ukupno ce dobiti
$111.00 umjesto samo $101.-
90.
Prvi je ma listi brat Ivan
Babic sa $40 tockica. On do
biva prema tockicama $4,000
plus posebnu nagradu $4,000
ill ukupno umjesto $4,000 -
dobiva $4,000.
Owe posebne nagrade sc da-
vaju samo "a vrijeme kampa-
ME docim Zajednica i bez
kampanje plaza iste redovne
nagrade, kao Ia vrijeme
kampanje.
Sada mi pitamo: Je Ii two
.je ime, brate sestro, ma po-
casnoj listi, pa ako nije ma
stoj da bude ako ikako mole.
- U narednom broju Zajed-
nicara opet cemo donesti po-
casnu listu j sa novim imeni-
ma koji dosegnu 100 tockica
iii wise, tako da sc vidi zna
tko je graditelj Zajednice.
Zajednicu treba ispravno
tumaciti. Nijedan svijestan
clan ne bi smio krivo da tu-
maci bilo sto da sc odnosi ma
Zajednicu i memo poslovanie
il neznanja iii "a mat. sto
neznas, brate, Pitaj.
Cesto donosimo u Zajedni-
caru skrizaljku, kako Sc pla-
caju nagrade pri upisivanju
novog clanstva i move osigu-
racije "a bolju informaciju
clanstvu odsjecnim odborni-
Gina. Prize smo rekli, da bi
svaki clan i odsjecni odbor-
mix, koji Sc zanimaju "a upis
novih clanova i osiguracije,
trebali, da tn skrizaljku IRE
zu da ju imadu pri ruci, te
da Sc prema istoj ravnaju j
da tako ispravno nagrade ra-
zumiju tumace. Opazamo,
da ina cak predsjednika od-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21
P0RAST TRUST0VA | MONGOLIA

Ova dosad ma brza naveca koncentracja amerckoj
povijest obuhvatila je preko 45OO poduzeca
zvesta senatskog Pododbora borbu protv trustova
monopoa velikoj koncentrac americkoj ndustriji
perodu cd sedan godna zazvao e energcno reagirane
federane trgovinske komore koja ga ocenila kao ia
Fan bezvrijedan zvjestaju koj je sastaven
podataka federanog Statstickog broa tvrd da e
200 proizvodnih kompana povecalo sudelovanje uup-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21

Cd strane Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice bt ce nasi po
casn gosti govornici slijedeci Milan skrc predsednk
Nadzornog Odbora; John Badovnac predsednik Gl Po-
roe; Joseph Zalac clan Glavne Poroe Frank Braidc
drekor Odjeena Sporta Prosvjete Dakle owl svi pred
stavnc nase Zaednce &c pozdrav prsutne gose Frank
Bradic ce podel trofeje pobednicma softbal igrama
Mi cemo takoder imati drugog pocasnog costa, to
ie gradonacenika Monessena, Mr. Hugo Perente.
Ma programu cemo mati plesova, koje ce izvadjati
Kolo grupa odsjeka 354 H.BZ. IL Cokeburga gazbenh
seekca po Joe Mermich njegovoj orkesti ko ce ako-
der svirati Piles u vecer.
Kroz cijeli dan vrijeme piknika imat cemo u zo-
blju razna pecene anjetine prasene, kao raznovrs
nih napitaka po nasem starom obcaju.
Stoga pozivemo clanove H.B.Z njihove prija-
tele liz ovih drugih kotara bza daeka, da dodju
vaznu godsnu prredbu nedjelju, Is. augusta Od
Dor amc svma, madima starma da ce na ovom Zajedn
carskom Danu pikniku imat ugodne casove.
Svi nam dobro doSi! Bernard Luketich, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21
U zNAkU G0SP0DARSkE RAVN0TEzE
u SvIJETU PUTEM UJED|NJEkIH kAR0DA

Usporedo rjesavanjem spomih politickh pitanja da
mas sjedstu Ujedinjenh naroda sjedstu njihovih
pomocnih organa vlada velika organzaciona agacona
djeatnost prpremaa uspostavlanje gospodarske
noeze svjeu, so e dosad velkoj meri oezavalo zbli
zavanje naroda iii grupa naroda.
Ogromnl napori, koje organ Ujedinjenh naroda uazu
gospodarsku ravnotezu nsu pr krau jer dosadasna
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21
1iva kornjaea il
NapoIeonovoq doba

Ma otoku Sv. Helena danas
je najzanimljivija atrakcija
kornjaca stara 200 godina.
memo je ime Jonathan.
Godine 1915. ona je vec bi-
la prilicno stara i vjerojatno
je svojim ocima cesto gledala
Napoleona. Kad bi mogla 60
voriti, ispricala bi sigurno W.
10 originalne reminiscencije IL
vremena Napoleonova zatoce-
nistva ma Sv. Heleni.
Danas sc ovu kornjacu mo-
ze uvijek naci u podrumima
guvernerove palace.
Dokle ruzica mirise, dotle
je svak begenise.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21
NAS| GRADITELJI, KAMPANJA |
kAGRADE "a N0VU 0SlGURACIJU

prosom broju stampal smo pocasnu isu nasih vri-
jednih canova clanica koji upsali osgurace
novh clanova da dobi pravo nagradu 100 ockca iii
vse sto znaci da madu oko doara nagrade
Hko madu kredit tockica Owl gradtelj vreme kam-
panic dobvau povrh totkica posebnu nagradu kaSo
blo to poGasnoj listi izneseno wise toGkca
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21

Najveta osjeguracija kod
H. b. Zajednlce jeste svota
cd $4,000. Ma ovu svotu mo-
; tc - osiegurah do 40 godina
starOeU.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-21

Pitanje skolarine vazno je pitanje nase Zajednice
0siguraeije kod zajednice

Kod Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice moze Sc osigurati ma
zivotnu osiguraciju cd 16 do
40 godine bez lijecnicke pre-
gledbe ma svotu cd $1,000.
Do 40 godina svaki clan mo-
re Sc osigurati ma $4,000 i'll
povisiti svoju zivotnu osigu-
raciju do te svote.
s LIJECNICKOM
PREGLEDBOM
liza 40 godina do 50 svaki
moze da Sc osigura ma $4,000
zivotne osiguracije iii clan te
dobe mole da povisi svoju O.
siguraciiu do $4,000.
liza so do GO godina svaki
pOstOjeci clan mOze da pO-
visi svoju zivotnu osigura-
ciju "a $1,000, ali ne mole
prekoraciti zivotnu osigura-
ciju "a wise cd $4,000.
Novi clan cd so do 60 60
dina moze Sc osigurati kod
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
"a $1,000 samO ma zivotnu o.
siguraciju, a ne mole Sc osi-
gurati u toj dobi ma bolesnic-
ku potporu ostetu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Annuncidtion
Church Pldns
HolidqyFo air

Annunciation Church will
hold its fourth annual Holt
day Fair on Friday and Sat-
urday from II am. to II
pm. in Chapel Hall on the
church grounds at Thirty
ninth street and Massachu-
sets avenue NV.
The bazaar will offer its
usual variety Of unusual gifts,
available at its Christmas
booth. artcrafts booth and
international booth.
Judging the booth decora-
tons will be former U. S. At
torney General j. Howard
McGrath. Rev. Mother Mary
Joan, S.H.C.J., principal Of
Annunciation School. and
Inga, NBC fashion commen-
tator.
Plants, home-baked goods.
and Christmas wrappingS
will also be on sale.
To keep the small fry
happy both outdoors and in
doors. there will be pony
rides and a grab bag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Moroccan Exhibit
Opens at Arts Club

The Ambassador Of Nor
Deco and Nine. Ben Aloud
were guests of honor yester-
day at a party at the Arts
Club.
The event marked the
opening of the Moroccan
Handicraft Exhibit which will
be on view when the King
of Morocco comes here next
week.
Following the reception a
dinner was held at the club
for the Ambassador and his
wife and featured a talk by
Mr.. Mehdi Bennouna of the
Moroccan National Assembly,
who told Of the press duties
in conjunction with the
Kings pending visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

Mama and l could travel a bill
and spend at least part Of every
February in the surf"
Idea Goes Stale
But the idea went stale. He
still woke up at $3.50 am. He
felt he ought to help his wife
with the housework. and he
didn't like II. He found he had
moved into a world Of mailmen.
mamas. and moppets.
II guess some men like this.
i didn't. And frankly ! never
knew q businessman who did.
so I lit the fire under an
idea. I did a quiet survey Of
stores and service stations and
made a list Of merchandise sold
on counter cards things
like key rings. fountain pens.
smoking pipes, screwdrivers,
plumbing washers.
II wrote the manufacturers
of these things. about 20 in
all. and said I'd like to sell
their products in small towns
across the country. Travelling
statesmen can't afford to hit
these little towns much any
more. you know.
Eventually ! made deals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

with eight @anllsa cturers, all q
them paying commissions only
and providing that / be PAID
after tAe merchandise had beer
accepted c. o. D."
He took $500 out Of savings
to invest in the project. locked
up the apartment and. with
Mrs. O'Shea In the front seat
and Q sample case In the back,
set out to drive 10 California,
He figured the $500 good for a
minimum OF 20 days.
I'VE were gone % days" he
said. I'VE saw some Of the most
magnificent sights this coun-
try's got. we worked when we
wanted to--although ! always
made a pitch to any motel.
restaurant or service station
we patronized. We had fun.
Figures Up Commissions
And when ! finally sat down
at the dining room table back
home and figured up the COM
missions I had made. ! tailed
$l.763. Allowing for even 20 per
cent cancellations. ! had more
than doubled my money. :"
Shortly thereafter the O'Sheas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

gave up their apartment. dis
posed Of household possessions
except for those they could put
In Q trailer behind the car. and
sold their way to California To
live.
They rented a furnished
apartment for $3.50 a month
and Mr.. O'Shea budgeted him
self TO make this much In com.
missions per month by calling
on small California towns. :
II like California. but I'll
take Florida for the winter" he
said. $50 we're selling our way
there. ! think / can make
enough on the trip to rent a
couple OF extra trailers over
Christmas and have our two
children and their families
come down from the North TO
be with us.
Then next spring we'll make
a selling loop through New York
and Ohio. where the children
live. visit them. and sell our way
leisurely back to California"
The future? WELL" Mr..
O'Shea said. there is no static
solution to retirement. ! thought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

Ibassador TO Peru and Iruguay:
William L. Robinson. associate
director of traffic engineering
and safety at the American
Automobile Association; Mrs.
Alfred M. Osgood. q member
Of the Junior League. and Da-
vid p. Close. an attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
BY THOMAS COLLINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Grady O'Shea,
IS months out into retirement
should be checking into a motel
around Oklahoma City about
now. II things are going on
schedule.
They are working their way
from California. where they
sublet their apartment on No
vember l. to Florida. where they
expect to rent q trailer home
before Christmas.
II think we've found the
Golden Years" Mr.. O'Shea said
about 10 days ago as he passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
) THE GOLDEN YEARS
Retiree Is Thriving
On New Business

through Phoenix. Ariz. But II
took some looking. ;. !"
His experience with retire.
ment is unusual:
II was a merchandising man
all my life." he said. and / re-
tired only because the company
made me do 1t. But with So
cial Security and all the rest
added up. Mama and I could
see about $3.50 a month income,
And before IS came had sold
myself the idea that getting
away from all the noise
wouldn't be bad. I'd take 1t
easy. play with the grand
children. and II I gave a little
more respect to q dollar bin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
Blindness Society
Elects New Trustees

The Prevention Of Blindness
Society has announce : election
Of the following members to its
board Of trustees:
William Dawson, former am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11

Icf this at 65. When I weary al
10. I'll think Of something else
! don't think people should de-
pend on one particular package
TO see them through retirement
Life changes constantly after
65. too"
copyrisht 1857. General Features Corp
The Golden Ysom oppeer soeh
Wednesday,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-11
400

These lovely antique hubby exure bouce dropes will lend
ehurn to any room Well-toored and beautifully mode
with blind stitched side hemmino Choose yours popular
solid shodes OF gold hunter green sond white, grey
50 or 9o-in long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Humphrey to Call Dulles,
|Stossen on Disarmament

he said, Mr.. Stassen has been
prohibited from negotiating on
certain aspects of the program.
HE could not deal with spe-
Icific control measures for indi-
vidual geographical areas" Sen
ator Humphrey said. He could
not discuss with other govern
ments any OF the related political
issues which bear on the exist
ence of an arms race.
'"These deficiencies should be
recognized and corrected in any
reorganization of the handling Of
disarmament by the executive
branch"
Senator Flanders said the
State Department has not shown
the imagination and the organi-
cation to follow through on all
the various approaches to a world
organized for the peaceful settle
ment Of difficulties between ma
tiOnS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
BY the Associated Press

Senator Humphrey. Democrat
of Minnesota, said today he will
summon Secretary of State
Dulles and Harold E. Stassen be-
fore a Senate subcommittee Ito
find out where we are headed on
disarmament"
Senator Humphrey and Sena-
tor Flanders. Republicans of
Vermont. raised the issue over
the weekend that State Depart
ment absorption of Mr.. Stassen's
previously independent activities
might mean the down-gradine of
efforts to get an international
arms agreement.
However, Senator Saltonstall
of Massachusetts,, chairman of
the Conference of All Republican
Senators, said it was a logical
move" for President Eisenhower
to make Mr.. Stassen and his staff
subject to policy directives by
Mr.. Dulles.
"All the facets of our foreign
policy operations should be I'M
der the Secretary of State. ;Sena-
tor Saltonstall said. Il do not
believe there will be any decline
in our efforts to push for world
disarmament"
Senator Humphrey, who heads
a Foreign Relations Subcom-
mittee on Disarmament, said he
wants Mr.. Dulles and Mr.. Stas-
sen to explain how disarmament
studies will be carried on under
the new setup announced Friday
at the White House.
He said he will call them for
testimony after Mr.. Dulles re-
turns from the forthcoming
Southeast Asia Treaty tSEATO)
Conference.
Question About Negotiations
Mr.. StaSSen retains his title
and pay as presidential assistant
as we'll as his cabinet status, but
is to report to Mr.. Dulles rather
than directly to Mr.. Eisenhower
He will head the American dele
cation to London disarmament
talks beginning March 10.
In this connection, Senator
Humphrey said there is some
question in his mind about how
far Mr.. Stassen can go in nego-
tlations in London. In the past,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Officers Are Named
By GrinneIl Alumni

Alumni of Grinnell College
Grinnell. La, met yesterday af-
ternoon at the Raleigh Hotel and
elected the following officers:
Peter Hackes, president; Mary
r. Ross. vice president; Mary
L. Mankey, secretary. and Max
inc H. Bean, treasurer.
w. Scott Mcleod was elected
chairman of the program COM
mittee; George Halsey, chairman
of the membership committee
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prefabricated "packaged' fire.
places and chimneys.
The interest in f1replaces was
strictly academic. however. one
of the Russian visitors fastened
to point out, Fireplaces ARE not
popular with Us. We prefer
steam and stoves he declared.
The group of 40 arrived
promptly at / pm. at the ultra
modern home of the National
Association of Home Builders,
1925 L street NV.
The visitors lost their reserve
as the tour got under way and
looked over most of the displays
on their own. Only few of
the women seemed to want the
services of the translator. The
women crowded around the mod
ern sinks, stoves and washing
machines, decorated in match
ing colorS.
"CatalOg" House Draws Men
The men were more interested
in home construction particu-
larry in a prefabricated house
described as being sold through
catalogue. You buy it in a
AnYFRTISEMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

box" the guide explained. The
Russians seemed to lose interest
when they were told it was not
very practical in sub zero
weather.
The women were delighted
with the sinks, in which one
lever regulated degree of heat
and pressure. They also exam
ined closely the raised ovens
without the built-in backache. 4"
Their enthusiasm probably would
have been matched by that OF
American housewives. one asso-
citation official observed.
The only person who took
notes during the tour was Mrs
William A. Olsen. realtor from
Chapel Hill. N. C. Mrs. Olsen
had flown here to look over the
exhibit and Joined the tour along
with reporters and photogra-
piers.
The children, fascinated by the
shiny dials and levers were most
enthusiastic. Some of the girls
pored over some of the miniature
homes. while the boys seemed to
enjoy ringing the different door
chimes, over and over again.
Compared to Soviet Exhibit
The group avoided questions.
Yuri Gvosdov. assistant COM
imercial counselor. who arranged
the tour with the center last
week. said the exhibit contained
no wonders for his group.
I'VE have industrial exhibits
of a similar nature in Russia,
perhaps with not so much de-
tail" he said. The displays, he
declared. were mostly familiar"
Robert Lotus, public relations
director for the association. said
he had seen nothing comparable
in Moscow. where he toured in
dustrial exhibitions last June.
However. he added, there is
nothing comparable elsewhere in
the United States.
The Russians are the first en-
bassy group to request a tour,
Mr.. Lotus said. Among the first
visitors to the center. which
opened in October. 1855, was a
delegation of Russian housing
experts. then touring the Nation.
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Menon OFF to Cairo

LONDON. Mar. 4 (R.-V. K.
Krishna Menon. midas rowing
foreign affairs expert, left today
by plane for Cairo. He is en-
route to India from the United
Nations Assembly. He said he
expects to see Egyptian Presi-
dent Nasser in Cairo tomorrow.
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House Planned

The School of Engineering and
the Engineers Alumni Associa-
ton of George Washington Uni
versity will sponsor an open
house" for alumni. students and
faculty at recently opened Tomp-
kins Hall of Engineering be-
tween / and 4 pm. Saturday.
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Soviet Embassy Families
Get Line on u. S. Homes

Russian embassy workers their and several of their
small children yesterday enjoyable hours the
Housing Center wandering through floors of gadgets
bosterng domestic bliss.
The families retained polite interest during the
exhibits which ranged from automatical garage
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adm Donald Shook and John
Mankey co-chairmen of the
social committee.