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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Aug o GR.-National
Association Securities Dealers, Inc.
Non @ .nla tinnal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Hudson Has
New Engine
Styling

Styling refinements and a new
225-horsepower engine go on
American Motors single-unit
body construction to highlight
the 1857 Hudson.
New treatment has been given
rear fender fins and to the mas
sive V-shaped, die-cast grille on
a body silhouette two inches
lower than the 1856 production.
A new silver-textured aluminium
panel on all custom models ex-
tends from the front tenders in
to the front door panel on both
sides of the car.
The Hornet Va series is avail
able in the super and custom
four-door sedan and two-door
Hollywood hardtop.
The SIS are equipped with the
first engine built in American
Motors plant at Kenosha, and
come with four barrel carbure-
tor and dual exhausts as stand
ard equipment. The exhausts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Relay Often Causes
Auto Horn to Stick

If you haven't already done
so, make a note of where the
horn relay is located on your car
because when horns stick this
usually is the unit that causes
the trouble.
Sometimes it is sufficient to
rap the cover of the relay with
your fist in order to separate
the contact points and silence
the horns.
II you are not sure whether
the relay is the source Of the
trouble, take off the wire to the
horn. Your mechanic can show
you which one since there are
wires to the starter solenoid. to
the ignition coil. the ignition
switch and the horn button.
If removing that wire TO the
horns stops the racket the relay
should then be replaced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
ST Dodge Line Strives
For Sports Car Look

Dodge calls it the family
automobile with the definite
sports car look" this year.
Out with a low center of
gravity on a broad base, the
DodgeS show off the swept
wing" trend in 10 models with
some of them as much as five
inches lower than the 1856 cars.
The old vertical coil front
springs are gone. making way
for the new Torsion-Aire sus-
pension system. Horizontal
steel torsion bars have replaced
the springs and the new spring.
ing is achieved by slightly twist
ing these sturdy. straight bars.
Roof lines are thinner. yet
stronger and larger windshield
wraps around at the bottom as
we'll as the top.
Bigger engines-up to $40
horsepower in the optional Super
D-500 engine. On the regular
listings. horsepower ranges from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

Plus Tsx Retesdsbls Tire
eanee Of Beoodeh Nl0N tres too same sizes e1cept SOO5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

the Getaway 6 with 1873 to 260 in
the Custom Royals Super Red
Ram engine.
Fourteen solid colors in soft
shades are available as single
tones IN the 1857 line. In addi-
ton. there are 81 two-tone COM
binationS.
The Dodge comes in four diff
ferent four-door sedans; three
four-door Lancers, three two
door Lancers, two club sedans,
two convertibles and five sta
ition wagons.
Two Of the wagons feature the
new, rear-facing Spectator"
third seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

point downward and are hidden
by the bumper to prevent stain
ing of the bumper chrome by
exhaust fumes.
The Va engine is available
with three transmissions-stand-
ard synchromesh. optional auto
matte overdrive and the i'm
proved. optional "Flashaway"
Matte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
AUTO SHOWS DATE
FROM 1900 EXHIBIT

DETROIT up. The
automobile induStry's an
nual shows go back more
than SO years.
The first official indoor
exhibition of motor cars in
America was held by the
old Automobile Club of
America in New York's Mad
ison Square Garden. Novem-
Der $40, 1900. Fifty-one ex-
hibitors participated in the
show.
Later the same year the
newly formed National
Association of Automobile
Manufacturers put on an
other show at Grand Cen
trail Palace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
yling refinementS.

Also optional is a new transis-
tor-powered radio. which elmini-
mates the power transformer
and reduces the current taken
from the cars battery. Padded
instrument panels are standard
and padded sun visors are stand
ara on the custom; optional on
the super models.
Improved airliner reclining
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

seats and twin-bed combination
lis standard on the custom; OPP
tional on the super. Power as
sists are optional, as is air-con-
ditioning, although power
brakes are standard on all Gus
tom models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

oil pressure in place Of the am
meter and pressure gauge which
were such familiar features of
the instrument panel for so
many years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Gauges More Popular

Complaints continue to mount
regarding the use Of telltale
lights for the generator and the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23
LET'S TRY TO BE
-HRiSTLiKE

In times ike these. Il Is a
ood thing for all to grad
lally become more Christlike
because God is the spiritual
Father. a the scriptures de-
c,aie spiritual man holds do
minion. IS did ChFi,t JEST
Brt as vc ccr.inue q pray
gAG study Nc find that j. j.
* !ro'7h a0 "a man no
raa thinking that ~ reach
c ar;s.l'ke individuality
II the meantime. We also
ire ihe.e Is no mortal man.
.i.e ore no c1inai thlnkln z
,.lrcl or determine he
.t,~ ~ man. woman Or
..l Therefore We all
j. So i.nk Cod for divine
.ncla.e which is forever OBJ
v should think no
t 10 no evil. and fear no
li because Col did no;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23
sco Geo Ives SAVED
"Deaih Gut 60 Pct. by Auto Safety
Uni"
By Ear, r. Wegmann

BY Ear, r. Wegmann Detroit News
Working cvicy in the background the Avtomowe
Safety Foundation ASF has welded powerful influence
in reducing ire national traffic death rate BY aros' % per
cent during the last 20 years
Since 1887 ne experts figure, ASF has been lnrv
mental in saving 500 900 lives the highways and in pre-
.-nne the destruction Ct property valued at some $40
cliion.
a'ng the 10th anniversary Of ASr W. cn'sn
in foe Fort Shelby Hc.-' ~. me eav, more than 2oV
ini.sfral 'es all the nation will gather 'o'
he foundations board Of trustees meeting.
Telling the forceuI story Of AsF in TIE field o ifa'e
sfefy was j. 0 Nation rrc.isant o! The foundation fo
iour yssrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23

.5o dead have We no. reaa
Tia; wiIIh vas spoken ua'o
O. ~ God saying.
4 a., me Cod Of Abraham.
srd ire cc5 Of Isaac, and fhe
Cd OF Jsccb2 God is not the
&C! CT The dead. but es ne
wilma" ('issf. 22:3l-32)
20 BEWIlLDERMENT
~ DIVINE LOVE
The ,hings WHICH are hap
r.inz III the vosli today.
~ be VERY b1nildcrlng,
<; wc-c no. for jls' little
rlilns. UNDERSTANDING II IN
.w-u-i consciousness II
ls understanding. divine
41e i. SANITY making II
on1 COLE .itely that He
at d e'leih IN the secret
a 'he most slgh snail
r. rit- tHa shadow O..
Re Ami -h.y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23
Fear No Evil
CONTINUES from Back Page,

make il.
do no evil. and evil win
never befall you 80
Stay away from Ero,,
-nd j. VIII turn away f.oss
sou
by Son. do no; SOW :.
arrows Of injustice. aid ,o' =,
iii 10. reap 4 sc,ou.ia,s
crop" from Preccpls f.,
.sye-y1ay Lite
II me days Of old pl,en
'lic people cer'e,ed TOO rrrl
II their thinking on ns,eri,l
things. the food came Ana
r-ashed them all aNsv And
ne Bible tells rs nose We're,
'e:l b.; those in Noah's Ar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23

WHEN THIS PiIR q pea's is
p-er.cd. chor'oife lI,risr vii
n VI % WORK for The -csi e
~ DR.. shc Is ona cf &C.
Goodwill irdu ''ries' employ.
tei VIII are in N emergency
ti.uef.on viii . .er!ege c.
winter oihing esp eeisliY
mems clothing. II Is On ironi.
cal position for Goodwill In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23

MICHIGAN "a. ever r.sr. e
wear TIE r..s-.le cr-wn. nave
always ccz;e-ds1 ira; eivsr...
:lec production esr.A lice. 81
sburcsn; N CO. State. ere {
-c-nrer end fC:er hs.t .,r s,iE-
Sc Pscr-c IN sss- s!rc.ss g
'.f-,. y.r.rr s3tn'.e.ly serve e.
se'e, ..y pants. ~ ch.~ar cui-
',snc irc wcrk CT re I1r..eF
proves ny c-nisa.lc. az.
prsn.ns h-sd - draw nl-re =.
sile cor:rsr;. nc ,ur S,s,e IN.
re Sarr can ,-ye rortY ~
r't-.ng r-c1 cret'sc.i * c4r
ts'.c rnsrU,sc -rc,s ard 81: -.
ssrre tire p,7yi-e much rte1cc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23
TRY THE SPIRIT

The time Is here Tor Z: no,
o1lv 20 5o2s. o, ;nc sD..;, !:
God. D.t also 10 r.. Ills 49,.
presence And prove His
goooness mercy AID pro,e,.
ton III all or affair ioreyer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23

Fscer ! s.ke- ire P-os..
-s-; = e: y Sc.er...ic Pre-.
ares. Agency 70 :sckie space az
-:rs c=s Scr g sssncy 60
~c.k 81 p.sc1 :, r-col..-s c-'
e~lc :..-z. sys.er n re -zcs
.cr .pscs. Aney.rs= y,-:r. c.:
= -:s-: .esc--r. ". Dc IAN
s:.--c = fe--->.o-.cs. e-s n
as re we :ce- sc:--s',
.:z--..g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23
RACE FEPC
TIE CHPlST-LIkF HING ON RACE
is THE RIGHT THING"

is THE RIGHT THING"
"co5 li5ers'or % fns Ei5is ne Christian Silence
,exf5oo< rss ne recesss~r VISION
resse- OR s.errsl Ire az LLL realty spiritual
o. c3urss feJr5-sfe ctsccsssec-lN human cor,
Scioysresa
~ .hoy ~ovi- De pisssedl OBEY Co.'s Science and
bless o+hers"-5, ~.'sOSEw z FRuE-auF. c s.
Z DET7olT TRIBUNE SATURDAY k9s q 1857
TT. so-T- CONTINUING 10 STRUGGLE
.sa- 1 -ts~gre-1t1.1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-23
Jesus said, BE not afraid. >

Jesus said, BE no. afraid
These true statement,
echo down the ages TO com.
fort even US. So when iher.
-eer1s 70 appear storms and
-'oJJs Of prejudice. hate, and
2 fear % spJtniks ereireI.
ire the element with nvid
IA IS. STAY With cod.
THr iIEA.TES AND
,i,- EARTH. WHICH ARE
GT..BT TIE SANE WORD
AZ KEPT II STORE re.
served unto fire agalas, the
day of judgmen, ana per.
liIon OF IN -oily men
BIT. BELOVED &c NOT
IGNORANT OF THIS ONE
THING THAT ONE DAY Is
WITH THE LORD As A
THOUSAND YEARS. AND 4
THOUSAND YEARS As ONE
CAY. II Peter 3.7.3
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
Help! Help!

THE EDITORS OF the zajednicar are
wrestling with problem which comes
to a serious head at this time of the year:
A plethora of material, photos, etc. etc.
With Thanksgiving around the corner
with the Christmas Season too close for
editorial staff comfort the Editors of
the Official Organ are about to go down for
the third time under sea of annual Lodge
meeting notices, articles pertaining to sum
dry holiday social extravaganzas sports
items, and SO on E. and on.
A problem, to be sure
But pleasant one in that it stands as
proof positive that the Croatian Fraternal
Union is a going organization.
X
In all seriousness, we must have the
cooperation, the patience and understand
ing, of our Lodge and Nest correspondents
and others during the next weeks.
They must, of necessity, keep their ma
terial down to the essentials and refrain
from window dressing for the nonce
In fact, we will edit every article to fit
the tight space situation.
True, it will boil down to another one
Of those damned if you do; damned if you
don't cases before the years end But
that's an ever present occupational hazard.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

accolades that 60 with such widespread
recognition on the state level of fraternal
life in Pennsylvania.
And may your tenure Of office be of
everlasting credit to all of u.s.
X
Bro. Mandich will for the next IL
months serve as the Chief Executive of
Pennsylvania Fraternal Congress comprised
Of the leaders of 72 noted societies.
He will be serving all the while with the
comforting knowledge that the Croatian
Fraternal Union is the largest fraternal
organization chartered in the Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania.
And with the personal satisfaction that
he is the first official of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union ever to rise so high in the
echelons of the Pennsylvania Fraternal
Congress first" which was a long
time "acoming' to the Society,"
~ May there be many more such days as
November 20, 1857, in the annals of the
Croatian Fraternal Union and its tens of
thousands of members.
Again congratulations, bro Mandich!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
Demands Impossible

Q There was the case, re-
Gently, where a nest manager
informed us that a member
had attained the compulsory
transfer to adult age but re-
fused to join the lodge. Would
we remit his transfer credit
to him directly and immedi-
ately?
We informed the manager
that such a thing was impos-
sible, for the Term transfer
credit is sent to the lodge only
after a Junior Term member
has joined a senior unit. If
such a person refuses to take
out membership in the adult
department, when he reaches
age 18, he is not entitled to
the Term transfer credit.
The member in question
had been receiving full NOR
tuary protection on the most
reasonable terms in the insur-
ance industry and now he
wanted a cash settlement.
Our Society is lenient and
Junior Jottings 11)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
II u n iOr
- Outings.
Michael Grasha -
Junior Order Director

. 1t is a matter. of record
and a fact outstanding that
our CF'U Junior Order certi-
ficates are the best and most
reasonable insurance .protec-
ton and savings combination
in the entire industry.
Our Term contracts, and
there are over 30, 1000 in force,
are almost a giveaway, a full
100000 mortuary protection
which costs the unbeievably
low sum of but 1112 cents per
month when we consider the
waivers and other credits.
We defy anyone to get bet
ter or more reasonable protec-
ton anywhere in the world.
Where else but with the CFU
could you get a full years
protection for a 7 months
dues charge.
We've built up a better
than quarter century waiver
record that astounds the in
surance industry.
Others marvel at our gen.
erosity and wonder how we
can do this. Most of our peo-
pie are aware of this liberali-
ty and appreciate their Soci-
ety's consideration. But, hui
man nature being what it is
there will always be someone,
here or there, who takes all
this and even demands the
impossible.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

V. l. Mandich, Su-
preme President of the
Croatian Fra t e r nal
Union, as the new
President of this, the
largest such body of
fraternal or g n i z a.
tions in the United
States of America.
Con gr atulations,
bro. Mandich, from
every one of your
fellow members who
share with you the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

That's because the price re-
fleets what people hope and
expect in the future.
If the company is poorly
managed and makes very
little money, e:ch o. the
100000 shares may be
worth less than company
assets might indicate.
Even so, about nine out of
ten of the common stocks
listed on the New York Stock
Exchange at the end Of 1856
paid cash dividends during
the year.
(Signs OF p. 11)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

slles-satellite field as compared with Rus
slas successes We're in favor of such an
investigation and have said so.
We think the Eisenhower administra-
ton was guilty of complacency, and GER
tainly our intelligence service fell flat on
its face either in failing to get the in
formation about Russian strides, or in fail
ing to evaluate it properly and placing the
truth before the President and administra-
ton leaders.
The Congressional investigators are not
only welcome to dig out the bedrock facts;
they are duty-bound to do so.
- Pittsburgh SUM- Telegraph"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
President Esenhower's Thanksgiving Day Proclamation
Let Us Be Devout|y Thankful

States of America, having
in mind the joint resolution
of Congress approved Dec.
rs, 1941, which designates
the fourth Thursday in No
vember of each year as
Thanksgiving Day, do here
by call upon our people to
observe Thursday, Nov. %,
1857, as a day of National
Thanksgiving.
On that day let all of us, in
with our hallowed
custom, foregather in our re-
spective places of worship or
in our homes and offer up
prayers of thanks for our
manifold blessings. Let the
happiness which stems from
family reunions on Thanks
giving Day be tempered with
compassion and inspired by
an active concern for those
less fortunate in our own
Country and in other lands;
and let US ask Gods contin-
ling help and guidance in our
conduct, both as individuals
and as a Nation.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

n t the autumnal season of
~ the year, our hearts move
me to follow the wise and rev.
erent custom, inauguarted by
our Pilgrim Fathers more
than three centuries ago, of
setting aside one special day
for expressions Of gratitude
to a merciful Providence for
the blessings bestowed upon
1t behooves me to dwell
upon the deep religious con-
victions of those who form
ed our Nation out of a will
derness, and to recall that
our leaders, throughout the
sue c e eding generations,
have relied upon Almighty
God for vision and strength
of purpose.
As a Nation We have pros
pered; we are enjoying the
fruit of our land and the
product of our toll; we are
progress in our ef-
forts to translate our national
ideals into living realities;
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1857
Congratulations

TODAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1857, will 20
down as great day in the 63-year-old
history of the Croatian Fraternal Union.
For on this significant day the Dele
gates to the 10th Annual Convention of
the Pennsylvania Fraternal Congress -
assembled at Philadelphia installed bro.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

An Active Leadership
At a slow but sure pace,
from the very beginning the
lodge promoted sports and
cultural undertakings which
directly resulted in the "zum-
berak's" present high stand
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
Fraternalisln

rRATERNALISM LIKE love, is a many
splendored thing. Either you are given
1907 to the Spirit of Brotherhood or you
fool no one but yourself in the end.
For example.
Many are the gimmicks used by seq
ments of the life insurance industry -
the biggest business in America - to lure
eligible prospects to their respective folds.
And many are the dsillusoned policy
holders who finally get around to reading
the fine print only to learn that glib in
surance salesman can and does operate
faster than creased lightning.
Fortunately, this is not so with F'rater-
nal Societies in the United States and Can
ada the great ma jority of which long ago
answered the ? "Am I my brothers keep
er?' to their everlasting credit
X
Which brings us to our own Society,
the Croatian Fraternal Union itself.
We will not go into the many extra
curricular benefits which go with member
ship in the ranks Of the largest organiza-
tion of it's kind on the face of the earth
Nor need we detail the many activities
open to the young and old alike once they
decide to cast their lot with the Society.
These facets of the Croatian Fraterna
Union are by now almost old-hat
So, on with the new
In keeping with the Nov. Is, 1857 de-
cree of the Society's Executive Board, the
Zajednicar will no longer charge for the
publication Of a 'cut' so frequently used
in conjunction with the obituaries of its
American and Canadian members.
Instead the Society will henceforth pay
the fee involved as it's token of deep respect
for those called to their eternal rewards
from this vale of tears
Greater love hath no organization than
to sympathize in this manner with those
left behind to mourn a loved one
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
Cleveland, Ohio Lodge 859 Going Concern
1897 "Zumberaks" 1857

PITTSBURGH - Septem-
ber, 1887, saw the organizing
in Cleveland, Ohio, of Eng
lish-Speaking Lodge "Croa-
tian Youth of zumberak" No.
859.
The Goth anniversary of it's
founding was observed with
a banquet and dance in one
of Cleveland's finest hotels on
Saturday evening, October
10Th, 1857.
In the twenty years of it's
existence, this lodge be-
came the largest English
Speaking Lodge in the state
of Ohio.
The lodge grew rapidly in
the number of it's member
ship by reason of the fact
that it's leaders, from the very
beginning, grasped the true
objective of our English
Speaking lodges, which was
not merely to gather our
youth under the wing, SO to
speak, of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union, but also to see to it
that this youth is retained
and active in the ranks of the
organization.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
you a $136.17 dividend.
Management Important

How much is a share of
stock worth? This depends on
many things. 1t depends on
how much a company is
worth, the value of it's plants,
equipment and such, and on
how much the company earns.
If Ajax is exceptionally well
managed, and pays a better
than-average dividend, the
price may go higher than
what the company's actual
physical assets are worth.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

IlIS dlilollS Jul AOuSco.
From the very beginning,
"zumberak" had an active
Baseball Team. And it's Bas-
ketball Team has been taking
part in our Annual Basketball
Tournaments for a number of
years. >~
The lodge also has a size
able representation at our
annual bowling tourna-
ments, which our national
in scope.
In addition to it's sports ac-
tivities, for fourteen years
straight the lodge has spon-
sored concerts by the Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans, which has come to be
one of the most important
annual affairs in Cleveland.
81 u m b er a ks" success
should certainly be credited to
extremely active leadership
from it's founding and right
up to the present date.
Some Of the organizers of
the lodge have held office
through all the years of it's
existence. Not because the
(Cleveland's p. 11)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
the company.
If Ajax happens to e:

the company.
If Ajax happens to earn,
say, d SO million dollar pro-
fit this year, the board of
directors - a kind of con-
gress elected by the stock
holders - may decide to in
vest five million of it in new
plans for future expansion
and distribute the other
four million as a "diyi-
dend."
This amounts to a distri.
button of profits among
stockholders of $2.67 a share
Your SO shares would bring
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
a:E:N::7N
HOrsim1nlS ] y
Around

Q This one is as old as the
proverbial hills. But on and
on it goes.
Anyhow, the highly net-
vous relatives were all assem-
bled in the lawyers office
waiting for him to read Un-
Gle Janko's will.
The barristcr read:
Being of sound mind, l
spent all my money"
X
The Size OF 1t
When adults act like chill
dren, they're silly. When chill
dren act like adults, they're
delinquent.
Odds-Ends Dept.
. There are more tambur-
itza orchestras in Western
Pennsylvania than there are
in all Of Croatia, the so-called
home Of the instrument"
We know. We were there.
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Passing Thought
. Argues the TOddIe House
Digest: IF all the cars in the
country were put end to end,
900 of the drivers would pull
out to pass the car ahead"
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Sputnikitis
. The world is a comedy to
those who think; a tragedy