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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-12

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14

PITT S BUR GH - We're
certain that by now most of
our members have heard, as
has the general public, about
that new insurance package
deal - the Family Group Life
Insurance. All media of public
contact have been used and
vast sums have been expend-
ed to convince you that "this
is it,, the insurance deal for
which mankind has been wait
ing these many centuries.
We have no quarrel with
progress and are willing to
praise and even copy anoth-
er's brainchild. H ever,
when that something new has
to germinate in a field al
ready we'll seeded we ques-
tion it's inherent value.
In the past few weeks
we've received two cash
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14

THE Forthcoming concert program appear
ance, Saturday, Aug. H. in Welland, On
tario, of the Aliquippa, Pa, "Jadran' Sing
ing Society and Tamburitzans and the Coke
burg, Pa, "St. George" CFU Lodge 354
Senior and Junior Kolo Groups brings to mind
the Croatian Fraternal Unions 1857 Canada
Ho!" Membership Campaign.
Dedicated in honor of our fellow men,
bers in Canada, the Campaign was to have
ended July 81 last and eliminated in a visit
to the Dominion by sizable group of both
American and Canadian Grand Prize Award
Winners.
Today it is no longer news that the Home
Office of the Society had to call off the tour,
which was to have started Aug. II in Toronto,
when only handful of Campaign Grand Prize
Award Winners showed any interest in max
ing the trip.
This however, should in no way detract
from the splendid work of our Canadian breth-
rem during the course Of this years Campaign,
which by decree of the Campaign Committee
has been extended until Oct. 81, 1857.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
Western Pennsylvania Choir, Ko|o Dancers Set
For "Operation USA-Canadian Unity" Aug. II
An Editorials - Giving Credit Where Credit Due
Canada and Our 1857 Membership Drive

Statistics at the Home Office show
that, to date, no less than l ,O29 American
and Canadian Field Workers - PrOposers,
if YOU will - have taken active roles in the
present Membership Campaign.
Of this number, 119 are affiliated with
Canadian Lodges and-or Nests.
And 10 of the some 80 Grand Prize Award
Winners as of July 81 were Canadians who
supported this Campaign from its very incep-
ton at the dawn of the New Year.
In short, our fellow members across
the border did more than their share to
make the Campaign success and may now
well take pride in the July 81, 1857, statis-
tics which show that the drive, to that
point, had netted 3, ,12O new adult and juve-
nile members and increased the Societys
insurance in force by $2,9l4,9OO.OO.
Without their support this could not have
come to pass in time.
Well done! Very well done!
Stephen F. Brkict, Chairman
1857 Membership Campaign Comm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
WiImerdi,g Ladies To
Sponsor Supper Sept. |

WILMERDING, Pa. - The
"St. Valentine" CFU Lodge
AZ Ladies Club will sponsor
a STUFFED Cabbage Supper
on Sunday, September 1, from
600 to 900 pm. The event
will take place at our Lodge
Club Rooms, 1O1 Middle Ave.
Donation will be $1.OO for
adults and $50 for children.
Dinner will be followed by
dancing to a popular tammy
orchestra from 900 pm. un-
til 100 am.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Stephen NJ. Matijevic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
Proof Positive That GU Life Protection Is Finest On Market
Family Group Insurance Costly CatchaN

their cost appeal immedi-
ately. And, as we'll demon
strate farther on, we shall
prove that even if the pros
pect wants the basic unit,
and more, he can still get
it all cheaper from the
CFU.
The unit consists of $4,000
Ordinary which, if the buyer
lives to age IS, becomes an
endowment. This means pay
ing premiums to that ripe
old age. Then there is that
facet of the package deal
which provides the wife with
$1,000 Term coverage till the
husband is IS years old, at
which time it terminates -
ends.
In addition all children
even those to be born subse.
(CFU Insurance p. 81
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14

Joseph Wuchina, Jr., a grad
uate of Midland High School.
Joe was born in Midland on
November %, 1889, and is the
son of Joseph and Anna Wu-
china. He has a sister who is
in Nurses Training and all
of the Wuchina family are
members of Lodge 1872.
While in high school, Joe
was a 3-year letter man IN
football and won a Scholar
ship to Duke University IN
Durham, North Carolina.
He is working for a con-
tracing firm in Ambridge un-
til he leaves for College.
All the members of Lodge
1872 wish Joe the best of luck
and success while in school
and in all his future under
takings.
Miller Biach, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
Taking The Plan Apart

Well, we've studied the plan
and though it has certain as
poets Of merit and, perhaps,
in time we can adapt and a
dopt something similar, if for
no other reason than to be
able to offer it, we are still
firmly convinced that the
greatest bargains are still
with your CF'U. But to con-
vince you let us analyze the
family plan and compare it
with the cost-return charac-
teristics Of our own certifi-
Gates.
In the first place the
Family Group plan is a de-
vice to sell quantity and
since the basic unit is $4,000
smaller amounts would lose
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
Beaver Church Preps
For Staging Aug. 25th
Of Day In Old Croatia

BEAVER, Pa. - The men,
bers of SITS. Peter and Paul
RC Church, many of whom
are of Croat descent, and vir-
tually all of whom are affili-
ated with the Croatian Fra
ternal Union of America, will
sponsor their End Annual "a
Day in Old Croatia" outing
on Sunday, Aug. Is.
The festivities, which last
year drew an immense
crowd, will take place at
Wise's Grove, Rt. 88 (off
Mercer Road, on the out
skirts of New Brighton.
The late afternoon enter
tainment piece de resistance
will be the program to be
rendered by the colorful "Slo-
ga" Junior Tamburitzans and
Kolo Dancers of Farrell, Pa.
These groups performed
during the 1st Annual "A
Day in Old Croatia" fete
held by the Parish and were
promptly booked for a re-
turn engagement Sunday.
August 25, 1857.
Then, too, everything from
soup to nuts - from hot dogs
to barbecued lamb, with cool
ing refreshments sandwiched
in between - will be avail
able on this festive occasion.
Other details later.
Stephen F. Brkich
Parish Publicitor
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President of the "Jadran"
Singing Society, acting as
Master of Ceremonies.
The program will consist
of choral voices, solos, du-
cts and kolo dances by the
"Jadran" Singing Society
and kolo routines by the
Cokeburg Junior and Senior
Kolo Groups.
Music will be provided by
the Jadran Tamburitza Or
chestra of Aliquippa, who will
also play for dancing after
the program.
Mass In LackaWanna
On Sunday morning, at
10:45 am, a High Mass will
be offered in honor of the
group by Father Latkovich at
(Aliquippa P. lO)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
Inside Story

- What might have been
Saturday, Aug. II, 1857?
Turn to Editorial Hands
Across The Fraternal Bor-
der" Page 8.
The meaning of Ma
tiOnal and State Fraternal
Congresses to your Society.
Page 8.
- Reorganizational meet
ings on many fronts presage
CFU's greatest American and
Canadian bowling season on
record. Page II.
- Up and down the ladder
of life with "Horsing A.
round" Page 8.
A New York "Times''
reporter takes a long, hard
look at the mighty American
and Canadian array of fra
ternal organizations. Page 10.
Pioneer CrOat Choir
back at Kennywood Park
Aug. 81 for 1857 renewal of
Greater Pittsburgh's Croatian
Day. Story, pic, Page 9.
- USA to lay them in the
aisles Sept. 7-22, 1857, during
International Trade Fair in
Zagreb, Croatia. Page 8.
Europe's richest Croat
woman; life insurance in Yu-
Ioslavia. Page 8.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14

22-5th ST., on Saturday eve
ming, August II.
The Kolo Group will leave
Cokeburg, via an American
Trailways passenger coach,
at 1000 pm, and the "Jad-
ran" singers will leave Ali
quippa via two passenger
coaches at midnight. The two
groups will meet at the City
Square in Mercer, Pa, and
proceed to the Canadian side
of Niagara Falls.
Scheduled to arrive there
Saturday morning. at 900
am, the contingent will
breakfast at the Calvary
Hotel, which Is operated
by Emil BadOvinac, cousin
of CFU High Trial Board
President John BadOvinac,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Later in the morning the
group will journey on to Wei
land, where the Kolo Group
will make their quarters at
the Reeta Hotel and "Jadran"
will check into their hotel a
half block away.
Program On Saturday
At 800 pm, Saturday eve
ming, the Pennsylvania visi'
tors will enjoy a dinner
which will be prepared by the
Ladies' Auxiliary, at the Gro.
atian Sons Club.
The two-hour Concert Pro.
gram will begin at 1880 pm.
with John Robash, Vic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
East Chicago 154 In
Successful Drive To
Help Croat Converts

HIGHLAND, Ind. - Dur
ing bro. Tom Miksich's ira
vels in Yugoslavia, in 1856,
he came across many unfor-
tunate situations, wherein
either individuals or organi-
cations were in such circum-
stances that they could not
help themselves in any way.
Parish churches and converts
were especially in this cate
CORY.
When bro. Miksich pre-
sented at one of our meet
ings the needs in the re-
construction of the build
ings Of the nationally
known Converts of the Sis
ters of Regina Terezija
Karmel, Zagreb, and Bre-
zovica p. Hrv. Leskovac,
our CFU Lodge 154 decided
to sponsor a Benefit Dance.
We are happy to announce
that the dance was a success,
both financially and socially.
The proceeds of this affair a.
mounted to $4,000. Those at
tending had an equal amount
of fun enjoying the gayety
and rhythm of the music sup
piled by Michael Miksich and
his boys.
The support from our Yu-
goslav immigrants, of the
present era, was most graft.
flying. They, as a group, know
the need for charity, since
they lived through the tur.
moil of World War II and the
economic upheaval of the last
decade.
We have received a few
donations outside the CAL
umet region, towards this
cause, and we will accept
any further contributions
towards the repair of these
converts and the general
welfare of these Catholic
Nuns.
Just mail your contribu
tions to Lodge 154, Michae
Novosel, 9O22 Kennedy Ave.
Highland, Ind.
Michael Novosel, Sec'y
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Denver Wesferners In
Special Rally Aug. Is

DENVER, Colo. - "West-
erners' CFU Lodge 934 will
hold a Special Meeting, Sun
day, August rs, at st. ia
cobs Hall, 4485 Logan St., at
200 pm. sharp.
All members are requested
to attend as we have a very
important decision to make
for the good of the Lodge.
Ben MarvOs, Sec'y.
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attracted one Of the largest
crowds Of recent years.
Though rain did threaten
to put a damper on the affair,
it nevertheless went off as
scheduled and proved to be a
very successful venture.
The highlighting event
was the occasion of the
coronation of the Croatian
Day Queen. The coveted
honor came to Rita Kres-
mix, representing the Gro
atian Club.
Her attendants and run
ners-up in this order were:
Helen Grgich, SIS. Peter and
Paul CF'U Lodge; Barbara
Ann Mickells, st. Anne CFU
Lodge; and Rose Kasun, Good
Shepherd ecu Lodge.
Monsignor In Address
Miss Kresnik is quite active
in our Croatian circles, being
a member of both SIS. Peter
and Paul CF'U Lodge and
Good Shepherd ecu Lodge.
She is also a member of the
local KOlo Club and the Gro
Rita kresnik P. 81
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Johnstown Nest Dues
Must Be Kept In Order

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
parents of CFU Nest 4 men,
bers are urged to bring their
children's dues payments up
to date.
If this matter is not taken
care of we will have to resort
to suspension in the cases of
some members.
John MandrgOc, Mgr.
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surrender demands with
the explanation from our
conscientious nest mana
gers that this was the re-
suit of the parents having
taken out the Family Plan
from q commercial agent.
The managers in question
asked us for "ammunition"
with which to combat this
encrOachment in the future.
We Immediately assigned
ourselves the task of becom-
ing thoroughly familiar with
this newcomer in the indus
try. We wanted to convince
ourselves that the CFU still
had the best and most rea-
sonably priced insurance con-
tracts and, if not, then some
thing had to be done about it,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
Society's 1857 Membership Campaign
Officially Extended To October 31st

PITTSBURGH - We pleased to call the attention
of all concerned to the standings of American and
Canadian Field Worker credited with 100 Points as
of July 1857 in the Croaan Fraterna Unions ten
months long Membership Campaign.
These standings may be found on page l OF this
issue of the Croatan Section of the Zajednicar.
The Home Office should also like to repeat that this
Campaign has been extended until Oct 81, 1857.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
Joseph Wuchina
Heads South Soon

MIDLAND, Pa. = T h e
members of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union Lodge 1872 are
happy to introduce to the
readers Of the Zajednicar bro.
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Rita Kresnik Is
Crowned Omaha S
Croat Day Queen
Victor A Member
OF CFU And Very
Active In Parish

OMAHA, Neb. = The Gro
atian Day celebration in Oma-
ha July 21 under the auspices
of the local CFU, ecu and
Croatian Club organizations
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-14
We|Iand Members AWAITING
US Good Will Ambassadors

PITTSBURGH - On Friday night August 16 Vest
Pennsyvanias "Jadran Singing Society of Aquippa
and the CFU Lodge 354 Koo Group of Cokebrg will leave
three busloads strong, for weekend trip to Weland On
tario Canada, and Lackawanna, N Y.
The highight of the trip will be their presentation of
Concert at the Weland "Croatian Sons Lodge GIT Club
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Congratulations!

Aug. l last marked a sig
nificant milestone in the
life of bro. Matthew BOsil-
jevac, Etna, Pa, Lodge 4
member, who OIL that date
rounded out his 10th an
niversary as a member of
the Clerical Staff of the
CrOatian Fraternal Union
of America.
It would seem that bro.
Bosiljevac has taken a lik-
ing to his work.
Congratulations!
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
NOtre Dame
Gridders Eye
81 COneback

Notre Dame, Ind.-Initial prep
arations for what is hoped will
be comeback in Notre Dame
football fortunes will begin March
18, according to Head Coach Ter
ry Brennan. On that day, the
prospective candidates for the
1857 Irish varsity will take part
in the first of 20 spring practice
sessions.
The schedule for the 1857
Irish will be as formidable as
ever. The only change over a
year ago is that Army replaces
North Carolina. 1t will be the
first game with Army, longtime
Notre Dame foe of years past,
since 1947. The schedule: Sept.
28-at. Purdue, Oct. 5-lndiana,
Oct. 12-Army at Philadelphia,
Oct. 26-Pittsburgh, Nov. 2
Navy, Nov. Sat Michigan State,
Nov. 16-at Oklahoma, Nov. 20
Iowa, Nov. 30-S. Calf, Dec. 7
at SMU.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

iod, leading by ~ to n,
the Green Wave left the cords
smoking with al7-point bsrrase
10 run the lead to 46,27.
Newark coasted in by winning
the hardcourt battle, 63-46.
Coach Rob Reds Green Wave
fought off a determined nid by
hard-fighting PleaSantville quin.
tet and won the title game, 66-55,
Friday night.
Newark led the entire game
but the Panthers never released
pressure as they battled to win
their first district title ever
The Green Wave swooped away
for a 1919 first quarter lead which
was cut down to a three-point,
1880 advantage at half-time. st.
Francis widened the margin to
55-47 at the third quarter mark.
Behind at SLAP, Pieasantville
rallied and made six consecv.
five points. Tom Callahan fired
in basket TO rally ST. Fran.
els but high-scoring Buddy
Miller rippled the nets with
two Jump shots TO cut the
Green Wave lead TO $3.50.
Bob Hoyt, high scorer with %
markers, made his final basket
TO up the lead TO $3.50. However
two quick fielders by the Pan
theirs with 20 seconds to go, gave
them life.
Mike Donavan made a free
throw, his only point of the game,
TO give Newark its final and very
important point How ever,
Pleasantville still held hope with
five seconds to go. Terry Clark
intercepted st. Francis pass and
connected on lay-up shot. But
time ran out and the Green Wave
won.
st. Francis also won the dis
trict title in 1855 but became a
fatality in the regional tourney.
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years. the Green wave earned
the right to play in the regional
tournament al Athens. The
Newark team will try to i'm
prove its 2l.2 record when IL
eollides with Bethel. winner Of
the Monroe County champion.
ship, Bethel sports fusfy 2s.t
record.
The game is scheduled for 8 p.
m. tonight at Ohio University in
Athens. The winner will meet the
victor of the New Boston 900
and Nelsonville (22-3) fray at 8
I'm. Saturday.
While Newark was winning, a
scrappy Lancaster st. Mary team
fell by the wayside when unbeat-
en- Reynoldsburg rescued its un-
marred record from the jaws of
defeat, 1851.
The shorter Irish cagers made
the Franklin County champs look
like just another team during
the first half, which ended with
Lancaster on top 43-42.
In this hectic eanto Laneas.
ter's Kenny Upton, termed the
best So center in Ohio" nearly
faxed Reynoldsburg's highly.
tovted SO Bill Parker out of the
game several times while max
ina II of his ~ points. How
ever, he also picked UP four
fouls in the half marked by con.
slant whistle-tootins.
Although Reynoldsburg won by
a fairly wide margin, the score
doesn't tell the whole story. With
three minutes to go, st. Mary was
still within striking distance with
the score at 67-61. However, the
Irish seemed to lose some of their
poise and accuracy and couldn't
score another point.
Lancaster thus closed out the
season with an 1875 mark.
st. Francis ended Ashville's IT,
tie hopes by ripping the nets for
40 points to the Broncos' % dur.
ing the second half.
AshviIIe, one time State title
holder, stayed with fop-seeded
81. Francis in the first half
which ended with the score
knotted at 23. In the third per.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
North League
Elementary Cage
Standings, Result
NORTH LEAGUES

Our Lady of Victory 43, st.
Peter 26.
Immaculate Conception 2, Del.
st. Mary 0 dorfeiD.
ST. Francis So, Holy Name AZ.
Our Lady of Peace %, st. Au-
gustine "a.
st. Christopher %, st. Agatha
26.
st. Michael %, Sacred Heart
IL.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Boys CYO Card
Prep Division

Prep Division
March II
2 p.m.-St. Mary Magdalene
No. 1-St, Mary Magdalene No.
2-East.
2 p.m.-St. Mary-Holy Spirit
West.
3 pm. - Corpus Christi-St.
Matthias-East.
Senior Division
March II
p.m.-St. Mary-St. Aloysius-
East.
2 p.m.-St. James the Less-St
Thomas-West
3 pm. = st. Agatha-Corpus
Christi-East.
3 pm. - st. Mary Magdalene-
st. Augustine-West.
4 p.m-Our Lady of Victory
st. Christopher-East.
4 p.m.-St. Ladislaus-lmmacu-
late Conception No. 1-West.
3 p.m.-Immaculate Concep-
tion No. 2-St. Peter-St. Mary
West.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
South League Scores

ST. Cyprian "a, Holy Rosary 80;
st. Dominic 81, St. Mary Magda.
lene IL; st. Thomas 27, st. Alloy.
sius 13; ST. Mary 33, Holy Spirit
%; Christ the King No ! Al. St.
Ladislaus 30; st. Leo So, St. John
81; Holy Family AZ, Corpus Chris
ii No. / 80; Christ the King No.
2 35. Cornus Christi %.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
St. Francis Wins District Title

If men would consider, not so
much wherein they differ, as
wherein they agree, there would
be far less uncharitableness and
angry feeling in the world.-Jos-
eph Addison. (1672-1719).
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Elementary Menu
North Lesoue
March Is

Mafch 10
Q a.m.-St. Peter-St. Augustine
North.
8 a.m.-Onr Lady of Peace-lm-
maculate Conception-South.
10 a.m.-Del. st. Mary-Our Lady
OF Victory-North.
10 a.m.-St. Christopher-Sacred
Heart-South.
IL am.-St. Michael-St. Fran
cis-North.
II a.m.-Holy Name-St. Agatha
South.
South League
| p.m.-Holy Rosary-St. Lads
laus-East.
p.m,-Holy Family-St. John
West.
2 p.m.-Christ the King No. J.
St Cyprians--East.
2 p.m.--St. Leo-Corpus Christi
No. 1-West.
3 p.m.-St. Dominic-St. Alloy
sius-East.
3 p.m.-St. Thomas'St. Mary
Magdalene-WeSt.
4 p.m.-Christ the King No. 2
Holy Spirit-East.
p,m.-St. Mary-Corpus Christi
No. 2-West.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Green Wave Battles
In Regional Tonight

Newark ST. Francis fractured 16-game Ashvile win
streak and STAYED off rotous last quarter rally by Pleas
antve to capture the upper bracket championship of the
Central District Class "a basketball tournament last week
By winning the district title. the second in three
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Girls CYO Lead
Kept By Victory

st. Mary Magdalene No, !, 80,
Corpus Christi No. 2, 80.
Immaculate Conception No. 2,
13; Corpus Christi /, 6.
Our Lady of Victory 2, lmmacu-
late Conception No. l, 0 (forfeiO.
Schedule
7 p.m.-Our Lady of Victory.
Corpus Christi No. East.
7 p.m.-Corpus Christi No. 2
st. Mary Magdalene No. 2-West.
8 p.m.-St. Mary Magdalene
No. 1-St. Mary-East
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
CYO Prep Basketball

Scores.
st. Mary 81, st. Matthias 81.
Holy Spirit %, ST. Mary Mag
dalene No. | D.
Corpus Christi 55, ST. Mary
Magdalene No. 2 36.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16
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speeiol from o Ieodno manufacturer.
Choose from toble, chairs. chino or
buffet. All espertly mode and finished
In this worm blond finish on mahogany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16
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18th Century styled constructed
OF fine mahogany veneers You get oil
these 9 pieces for this price, table, s
side chairs, arm chair, china, buffet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16
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Exclusively ours and priced low for this
l-doy only. Genuine cherry veneers hond-
rubbed TO senioIoss eosuol finish. Oval
toble, 4 chairs, china or buffet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16

A elossie, graceful suite for those who
wont the best Genuine cherry veneers.
6ross pulls. Triple dresser and mirror,
chest, panel bed, mite toble.