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Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR SALEAF1owers Ready now,
Sweet William, Carnation, FORGET
Me-Not, Mountain Pink, FoxgloVe,
English Daisy. Shasta Daisy, Violas,
Delphenium, Baby's Breath, Canter-
bury Bells, Pansies, Azaleas, Potted
Roses, Gladiolus Bulbs and Gerani-
ums Ready May 18th: Petunias
Scarlt Sage, Snaps and other ANNALS
Business only after 4:15 week days,
Saturdays and Sunday. Parker w.
Stone, Denton, Md. 55-4-19-3t
FOR SALE - Free Rent: With
income paying off the balance, on this
2 apartment home, 5 rooms in each
apartment, see this income property
today. 2-You're missing the boat if
you don't see this Beach Front prop
erty. located at Slaughter Beach, it
invites relaxation. 3-Sone Discrimi-
mating family viii take pride in own
ing this home located on Route 113 in
walking distance of school, 8 bed
rooms, living room, dining room, kit
chen, utility room. Large well lnad-
scaped- grounds. Phone for an appoint
ment to 60 see it. 4-In your future
we can see this 2 bedroom bungalow.
It is located on Lovers Lane in
walking distance of shopping. May we
show you today? Harvey G. Marvel,
Realtor. No South Walnut street,
Milford. Phone 4466; evenings call
1862 or $685. 129-4-19-It
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR SALE-One Super G tractor,
set 141 two bottom plows, z disc, Nc
Cormick- -Deering two row cultivator,
corn and bean planter, scrape, weed
er, quick hitch; one spring-tOoth har-
row, pull type; 60-tooth drag harrow,
pull type. All used one year on So
acres. Paul W. West, Bridgeville.
Phone 7170 4-12-2t
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FIVE CHOICE PIGS FOR SALE
Hershel wilkins, near StaytonsvilIe.
Phone Harrington 1854. 12-4-19-1t
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

NOTICE: CADILLAC USED CARS
Hammond Cadillac, Milford. Della
ware. Phone 4616. Open until 500
.. m lz-z-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR SALE@381s acre farm, rooms
and bath house, 6 miles from Bridge
vile, Call Bedford 2161. 4-19-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19
FOL; !

FOR SALE-Mule viii work single
or double. Holda Hstings. Phone Mil
ton 4430. 13-4-12-3t
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

NOTICE: / AN EQUIPPED TO
dig cellars, grade lawns, haul dirt,
etc Phone Greenwood 42sS.
4-12-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19
ATTRACTIyE HOUSE FOR SALE

Five rooms, full cellar, garage, cinder
block construction, hardwood floors,
Frederica 5-5O23, Il mile south of
F'rederica on Route 113. 4-12-2t
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR SALE-LookiEg for a business
or home in the country2? We have
both, located at Argo Corner. A frame
semi bungale= and a thriving gro
Gerry store business. Many more list
ings in our files. See or call J. Will
liam Wells, 10 N. w. Front street,
Milford, Delaware. Phone 4021. Sales
man for A. G. Newman. 55-4-19-2t
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR SAI.E-Four building lots at
Lynch Heights. Phone Milford 5867.
J-3-29-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR SALE - Household furniture,
contents of two apartments, 4 beds,
complete; 5 gas stoves, 4 Congoleum
rugs, 9 12: beautiful kitchen set, 2
living room suites, 2 refrigerators,
washing machine, mirrors, bureaus,
rockers, chairs and many other ar
ticles; private sale while they last at
119 North Walnut street, Milford.
Ernest c. Macklin. 51-4-12-2t
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

farm experience for nursery work, So
bcr, rent free house in town, year
round work Apply in person. War
rington and Son, Inc, Greenwood, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR RENT-Three room furnished
apartment, room furnished house, 2
rooms furnished i'm Milford, five room
house, about miles from Milford.
III North Washington street, Milford.
W-2S-4-12-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR SALE--AKC cocker spaniel
puppies, $4,000 and $500 each. Small
type fox terrier puppies. Louise G.
Stoops, Chestertown, Md, r. ID. No
3. Phone 824R2. 4-19-1t
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR
SAL.E-Y Various varieties. Phone Fred
erica 5-5O5S. 4-5-4tp
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR SALE-Four room and bath
ranch type home, garage attached,
board space, tile floors, side room for
business mans office or beautician,
green house and kennels, IA acres
clear land, aluminium storm windows
and doors, expansion attic, full cellar,
in Lincoln. Phone Milford 526S.
M-5O-3-2g-4t
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19
]. s. TRACTOR TIRES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Early Georgia certified
tomato plants from April 22-June 1,
also Georgia certified pepper plants,
May 1-May 20. a. u. Sramble anC
Son, Bridgeville. Phone 2111.
30-4-19-4t
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SSl;

FOR RENT-Rooms with or with
out board. Gail Milford 500 after
4:30 p. m. 4-12-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

WANTEll1Pine pulpwood at our
mill in Glendale. Contact Ernest T..
Smith, manager. Phone Milford 4453
or S566. ls-2-22-tf
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: 3 :

~ ANl'ED ~ Salesman, experienced
prefenedy good starting salary. Apply
Milford Army and Navy Store, Mil
ford 4-19-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

WANTED - Experienced sewing
machine operators for night shift.
Hours: 4:30 p. m. to 100 a. m. Cab
in person at Milford Stitching Com
pany, South Marshall street, Milford.
4-19-1t
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR SALE-Before buying your new
tractor, contact Farmers Sales and
Service. Lincoln, and let US explain
how our operation saving plan win
pay for itself in years. No down
payment years to pay. 36-4-19-2t
FOF, SALE&John Deere bean load
er, Al condition; set bean pullers,
mounted John Deere corn planter,
good condition; Allis-C Chalmers mount
ed pIow, 14n, good condition.; pony
cart with harness, AL condition: toy
rat terrier male puppy. Marvin Prit-
chett. Phone FELTON, 4-4134.
41-4-19-1t
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR RENT-Rea1 estate @FentaKs -
houses, apartments, roonis, Offices,
business property, best location. Win
field r. Wright, 306 South Walnut
street, Milford. W-2l-2-S-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR SALE-Five dresses, nearly
new; 2 ladies' suits, sizes 1E and Is.
Phone Milford 4649. M-16-4-12-2t
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-19

FOR SALE OR RENT-Three bed
room house, full cellar, attached gar
age, forced air heat, venetian blinds,
fenced in yard. Reasonable. Available
May /. Call Milford $3.50 or 42n1-
E-2S-4-19-2t
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BOATS
fcoNTiNueDi

sa' CHRIS CRAFT sed. cruiser:
RCA SIS. tel. pressure water. ex-
eel. cond. Will consider trade. See
at Capital Yacht Club. OIL. 2-3271
98-FT. TRUSCOTT IA sport
chrys; Crown, lis h.p.: equip:
5000 Pixie Seiby Yacht
Club, UN. 4-0040.
MOTOR. 95-h.p. Ford "6": Lehman
Marine conversion and prop: suit
able for 1880 It. boat; best offer.
10. 4-S01O, EN-. 3-S755.
5O-FT. PLEASURE BOAT with
new i50-h.p. Gray motor: very
G 10G%y' ,.I IN Is lst ssn shape For
1S-FT. BY 7-FT. beam runabout;
new, originally cost 1915. for quick
Also boats built to your specif-
cation.
PARISH CREEK BOAT YARD
Shady Side. Md. Univ. 7-207s
10e
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STANDARD PONTIAC
246O Chillum Rd, Queenstown

CHEVROLET '55 VS. cow; 2-tone
blue with matching leather interior
and blue top: completely equip,
pg., ps.. power br., r. and h..
Wv. tires. etc. Full price 81, 295.
Finance with S145 down or bank
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET s-ton panel. good
condi $500. Call Ii. 3-i0gS
CHEVROLET 1855 acton pickup
so. j.SS3S.
FORD 1850 l-ton left. van: ex-
eel. eond. good rubber; best buy
in town; $3.50. Apply 1882 18th
st. NV. no. 2-ss0O
CHEVROLET 1855 sedan delivery:
r. and h.: low mileage; excel.
cond AP 7-454i.
wILLYS 80 sed delivery; privately
owned; radio. heater; Al condi-
ton, S476. ov. $3.50. DI. 7-5gs9.
FORD 1857 F-i0O B-cyl., acton
panel; 1000 miles; $3.50 and take
over payments. VIII. 6-7543.
CHEW. 80 h-ton psnel. clean: good
tires. We need larger truck.
s3th cash. WA. 7-3O6l.
CHEVROLET. 1855 ss-ton stake
truck; excellent condition. SST5
or best q tn. 2-73i6.
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FORD 81 6-cylinder Tudor: T. and
H.; original OWNER; good tires;
S325. WI. 6-3436.
FORT 80 pickup: heater, new bat
terry. needs some work. Runs okay
$50 NO T-l2fl7
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
OCAI,A FLORIDA
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

IST TRUST, N. Ari.-2-family
house: Sl2. 900. 6es int. sos per
mo. J-w REALTY CO.. ia. S-lS7S.
CADILLAC, less than / yr. old. Will
trade for deed of trust. G. B.
EDWARDS, Confessional Hotel,
Ii. 6-66ll IL
SEASONED End TRUST. S2,7OO,
6ss. z yrs +: monthly payment note
(def. purchase money! 3-bedrm.
MIDI home: good discount for
quick sale. MR.. FRYE, UN.
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AUTOMoBILEs FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1947 sedanette: black
S149. DEALER, JU. $685..
CADILLAC so convertible; yellow
and black top, red leather up
holstry; excel. cond; first 81 800
takes it; pvt. owner. MA S-0742:
ewes and Sum- EN- 3-S776
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FORD '53 Fordor Custom sedan; )
good tires. : snow treads: battery
and muffler under guarantee; T..
and h., plus most extras, Gail
VIII. 6-g314 ewes. except Friday.
FORD '55 Tudor VS. Customline;
r. and h.: contract warranty; Sis
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Mccoy Motors, Inc.

1891 Lee Hwy, Arl.. Va. ia. 5-sls0
FORDS 1856 Fairlane Fordors; two
to choose from; bot both !, l-oTn ,nI:
paint; very clean. traded on IS
Edsel; S1,495, cash, trade or
terms: special this week end only
CONVICTION EDSEL. INC, 1903
Wis. ave, Bethesda. OIL. 1864
Omen from o to q
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AUTOS. Z TRUCKS FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE - ANY type
hauling. Day or night service.
HU. 3-6563.
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POHANKA Oldsmobile

Washington's Oldest Oldsmobile
leadership at Their Newest
USED-CAR CENTER
$40 Univ. Blvd. e., Sill. Spg Md
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CROSLEY 194S station wagon;
81 motor, good transp. FL.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALFA-ROMEO SO cow; blue; save
81 900 Jsame as IS model
JACK PRY. l4th and P. Worlds
largest dealer
ANGLIA: 40 miles per gallon; the
ideal second car
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS
ia. 5-9223 Open TIL Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09

PONTIAC id55 4-dr, 800" Chief.
tain; r. and h.. back-up lights -
tone; low mi; Sl,I15; orig. owner
OIL 4-ljsS.
PONTIAC SO VS. i-dr.: pvt. party
must sell. T. and h. auto. trans
Wv. tires RA 3-3lS2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09

FORD '55 VS. 8 passenger country
sedan; blue finish; fully equip. Sale
price 81 1896, can finance with $145
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FOR RENT
453-ACRE ESTATE

Near Warrenton in hunt country;
$50 acres cleared, balance wooded;
well-knovn grazing farm. plenty
OF water, lO-room frame house.
4-room tenant house large barn
and silo. other outbldgs: good
road. beautiful mountain scenery
Price, $4,000, 100000 down,
easy payments. Call JULIAN p
KELLY, Broker, Warrenton SOL
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BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wis. Ave. NV. wo. 6-SaO0
FORDTLLAC. 1852

Modified 34S-cu. in. Cadillac en-
gine. CAD. box. lacquer Wv. tires,
moon discs. clean stock body; must
sacrifice: best offer over $500. Cal
BOB, OIL. 4-iS22.
FORD So 4-door r. and h., ] own.
err $3.50 Arranee terms and as
sumo payments. Ju. 5-0207.
FORD so conv. coupe: $3.50. True
10000 miles. Flood PONTIAC
300 Wis. ave NV.
FORD SO convertible. a dream
beaut black and white, special
carburetion, p.s.,. D b., automatic,
and h., Wv tires, side mirrors:
really a buy: Sl795: terms and
trade.
BETHESDA MOTORS
De Soto-Plymouth Dealers
OIL. $1,000
FORD 81 Custom 800 VS. Fqxdor,
Fofdnmetic, heater, gray-G lite /.
$3.50. OIL. 4-0277.
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oUT.0F.T0WN REAL ESTATE

TRANSFERRED EXECUTIVE wish
es to dispose of nearly new home:
fully air cond.; in best section Of
Baton Rouge. La. For details,
2-2367; eyes,. HE. 4-0707.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09

DODGE 1854 coronet 4.dr.; power.
fiite, ETC.: beautiful 2-tone blue
finish; immaculate condition: COM
pare with any in town; $500. S145
down
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SIMCA

wAsHINGToNs EXCLUSIVE
s SEEfA 2 IfNE oE os stPo5Rs eo4-
TON WAGONS. Up TO 40 MILES
PER GALLON o. GAS. ONE OF
THE FINEST SMALL CARS ON
THE MARKET TODAY. PRICES
START AS LOW AS
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LOTS. ACREAGE for SALE

RIVERSIDE TERRACE: Overlooking
Potomac on Macarthur Blvd; |
40 acres. 81. 500 Might con-
slider in trade with very SMALL
commercial property. WO. 6-17S..
ga ACRE CORNER, 500 feet paved
road across phone bldg. 4i2 miles
south in Nd, $4,000, terms Box
o5S-M Star l0s
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DODGE 1857 Custom sierra DEM
onstrator 6-passenger 4-dr. wag ::
beaut. red and white sport tone
paint: eompl equip. incl. full
power: low mileage, and carries
new-car title and guarantee must
be sold at once: SLIGO discount.
Call JIM CoRBLEY, at OIL. g.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1883 1-ton stake: A.
speed transmission. S145 down;
this truck carries 30-day war
ranty. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS,
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New Treasurer Slated
For Conway Lodge $40

CONWAY, Pa. = Matters
of prime Importance will come
before the membership of
Unity Lodge $40 during the
monthly meeting to be held
Thursday, March IA, in the
Croatian Home. Time: 1880
pm. sharp.
The No. 1 order Of business
on the occasion will be the
election of a Lodge Treasurer
to succeed bro. Matt Havra-
nek, who had to vacate the
post for pressing personal
reasons.
The members of Lodge $40
thank bro. Havranek for the
many services he rendered in
his official capacity. He did
his job to the satisfaction of
all.
Other issues pertinent to
the welfare of Lodge $40 will
also come up for discussion
during this March IA meet
inc. Edward kutevac, Pres.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1857
Once A Year

I n keeping with the Bylaws, the Croatian
] Fraternal Union is making public today
the names of it's Lodge and Nest officials
in the United States and Canada.
Consuming tremendous amount of
space in this issue, this 1857 Directory is
priceless in that it is an organizational
must" in many ways and - at the same
time tribute to those of it's members
who are saddled with leadership on the
Lodge and Nest levels.
Lest we forget, without the Lodge and
Nest System the Croatian Fraternal Union
would not be long for this competitive world
and it's business pitfalls.
. A Once-a-year project the 1857 ver-
sion of the Society's Lodge and Nest Di-
rectory is the largest such official release
in the annals of the Croatian Fraternal
Union. The reason?
The names and addresses Of Junior Or
der Nest Managers in America and Canada
are being published for the first time in
connection with the Lodge or Lodges under
whose administrative aegis these juvenile
branches flourish and serve as lifeline for
the Adult Department Of the Society.
We will not belabor the reader with the
amount of work which went into the COM
pilaton, setting, etc., of this Directory. 1t
was horrendous, to say the least.
But it was we'll worth it.
Well worth every inch of space which it
demanded of The Zajednicar's Editors.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-13
Cleveland Pioneers In
A|I.0ut Meet March IS

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
regular monthly meeting of
the Pioneers" CFU Lodge
663 is scheduled for Friday,
March Is, in the Croatian
Home, 6314 St. Clair Ave.
This is probably the most
important meeting Of it's kind
in many a year, especially as
far as our lodge bowlers are
concerned. The progress of
the coming tourney will be re-
ported by the various tourna-
ment. committees.
You Pioneer bowlers, who
haven't been bowling regu-
larly during the past few sea-
sons, better get those bowl.
ing balls and shoes out Of the
moth-balls and get into action
when the CFU tournament
makes it's visit in May.
George Celizic
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Matter OF SSS

\Y/hile the average American and Cana
w dian is prone to ignore statistics and
figures in a newspaper, we feel he, or she,
won't do so with some figures appearing
in todays issue of The Zajednicar, not if
they are interested in $$$
Today the Croatian Fraternal Union
takes pride in publishing the Adult and
Junior Order Tables which will govern the
issuance of Certificates on the Society's
revolutionary new Single Premium Pay
ment Plan, the most modern system in the
world of doing insurance business
With bros. Supreme Secretary Joseph
Bella and Junior Order Director Michael
Grasha doing the honors for their respec-
tive departments, these Tables are formally
introduced and explained on page of this
issue of the English Section.
K X
While the asking price" for an in
vestment in a Single Premium Payment
Plan Certificate may, at first glance, appear
high, the savings in the long run more than
offset the initial $S$ bite"
Nothing good comes cheap. Least of all
adequate life insurance which can be paid
for at one fell swoop by an applicant
Another thing: While there is no
such a commodity as cheap" Single Pre-
MUM Payment Plan insurance, the Gro
atian F'raternal Unions version of it is by
far less costly to purchase than any other
"brand" on the open market.
Which is but one of the many wonderful
things about this Society of ours
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$11,435 Melon

\ record breaking S11, ,435 was paid out
~ recently to the Society's USA and Cana
dian Junior Nest Managers by way of 1856
Conservation, Bonus and new Recognition
Awards
Now, that may not be much money in
these days of "box-car' figures.
Perhaps not. But it is from here to there
great deal more than any similar rewards
paid by competitors of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union to their youth leaders.
That's good enough for us.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-13

East there was uneasiness. Hope and the
West seem to be synonymous to a great
number of Yugoslavs while hope and West
ern markets are linked in the minds of
many Government planners. The carpet
that has been unfolded for United States
Senate consultant is high-pile and four-ply.
The Government has outdone itself in the
reception of DR.. Allan Blair Kline, farm
expert and representative of the United
States Foreign Relations Committee.
Max Frankel, New York Times
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-13

Cleveland, Ohio - Interest
in the Junior Division will be
the prime target come next
May 2, 3, 4 and 5, when the
23rd Annual CFU Tenpin
Bowling Tournament comes
to pass in Cleveland, Ohio.
With the entry field in the
Senior Division on the down
grade during recent years, at
tention will be focused upon
our Juniors in the coming ten
pin meet. The future of ten
pin tournaments to come is in
the hands of our junior mem
bers and much will be in
store for them during the
Cleveland shindig.
Local Juniors On Ball
A fine junior tenpin league
is in full swing every Satur-
day afternoon here in Cleve-
lands Grdina Recreation on
lower St. Clair Ave-, under
the capable leadership of Mrs
Ann Rescic, manager of local
Nest SIS.
With the abundance OF
Nests here in Cleveland, local
entries should alone exceed
that of the nine teams entered
in the Buffalo meet of last
year. Then, too, we expect tC
hear from the Akron, Cantor
and Youngstown areas, other
hotbeds of Northern Ohio
bowling activities.
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Wisconsin Group
In For Revampinq

WEST ALLIS, Wise. -
This is notice to the effect
that the Wisconsin State C..
F. U. Lodges will re-organize
the Wisconsin State Council.
All lodges are requested to
send two representatives, one
of whom should be the lodge
sports director, to a meeting
being called for 500 pm.
Sunday, March "a, at Karlo-
vich's Hall.
Said meeting will take
place Immediately after the
Victory Banquet of the Wis
consin State Tournament.
The discussion will center
mainly on the election of
tournament officers, the Sc
lection of the 1858 tourney
site and designating the next
State Council meeting.
We look forward to repre-
sentation from all of the
states lodges and not only
sports, but anything for the
good and furtherance of the
Croatian Fraternal Union will
get due consideration at this
meeting. John Sarich
Tourney Chairman
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Cage Delegates
TO Meet Mar. d

PITTSBURGH - This is
notice that the annual meet
ing of the C.F.U. Basketball
Tournament will be held Sun
day, 1000 AM, March "a,
1857, in the Croatian Hall,
610-612 Broad Street, Johns
town, Pa.
Each lodge or nest having
entered a team in the tourna-
ment is entitled to be repre-
sented by one delegate at this
meeting. And on the agenda
among other things will be
that Of selecting the 1858
tournament site from those
bids received up to the time
of said conclave.
Bids for the tournament
are to be made over the sig
natures of the gymnasium
owners or operators and the
central committee or lodge
president and secretary.
Those interested in hosting
the 1858 cage tourney should
give thought even now and
submit their tournament bids
beforehand to the C.F.U.
ISpor ts-Educational Depart
ment, BAL Forbes Street,
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
We suggest that delibera-
ton in this vein be taken
even now and also toward be-
ing represented at this annual
, meeting, which over the past
few tournaments has not re-
ceived the attention by dele
gates that it should.
Leonard Zilke
Tourney Chairman
Frank Braidic, Dir.
Sports-Ed. Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-13

The sender bro. Joseph Grachan,
member of Chicago, ILL.,, Lodge 32
Peace, it's wonderful!
Q To bring the English Sections late
tuners in" up to date on what came to
transpire on these pages in recent weeks
to result in the telegram detailed above.
Bro. Grachan precipitated the donny-
brook Feb 13, 1857, with the publication
on these pages of an article wherein he de-
Tended those = including himself - who
insist on spelling the simple word Gro
attain" with an ion ending.
The English Editor jumped into the ar
eument with both feet in the same issue
with an editorial and footnote to bro. Gra-
chan's treatise taking issue with the Lodge
32 members zion" stand in the face of
every spelling to the contrary in Americas
foremost dictionaries.
There was nothing to find on the subject
in the Feb. 2O 1857, issue.
But the silence was twice broken in the
Feb 27 1857, issue when bro. Grachan was
taken over the spelling hurdles by two
members from widely separated parts of
these United States.
He got it, first, from Chicago, ILL.,, Lodge
118 member and architect bro. Stanley r.
Juracich and, next, from Las Cruces, N. M,
Lodge 1856 member and school teacher sister
Olga Vaskov, formidable one-two diction-
ary punch.
This was one too many for bro. Grachan
to handle ie, battling Websters New In
ternational Dictionary, Unabridged, Mer-
riam-Webstcrs New International Diction-
ary, Unabridged Websters New Collegiate
Dictionary, Abridged, bro. Juracich and
sister .Vaskov at the same time. Someone
had to give up the ship.
So bro Grachan conceded.
Now, all is again peace and quiet along
the embattled spelling fronts.
X
In RELOCATING this friendly battle to
history, we do so with bow in the direction
of the affable bro. Grachan.
He proved that he could dish it out and
take his comeuppance in the end. Only
gentleman given to the precepts of true
craftsmanship could be SO gracious.