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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
"TDay" March 3

\ Iow in their twentieth season, the inter-
Y nationally acclaimed Duquesne Onlver-
sity Tamburitzans of Pittsburgh have been
around the American scene SO long that
they are being taken for granted.
However, like all good things, the Tam
buritzans are here to stay for years to come
- to thrill audiences from coast to coast
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
YEARS AGO the English Section of tlt

YEARS AGO the English Section of the
Zajedncar found itself in similar hassle,
with the late Editor M. ]. Horvath "referee-
ing" the battles of the intelligentsia.
1t all started over the usage by a CORES
pondent of the dour-looking word 'funer-
eal' Many quip passed in the night be-
fore peace was called in that instance. And
many were the laughs.
Later, the surname Relic got rise
out of some of the English Section scrve-
ners of the old school, circa 193O-194O. They
too settled on an amicable basis.
This one, Juracch-Vaskov VS. Grachan,
will also come to a head in due time.
Malo sale is healthy thing.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27

was - and is being - made possible
through the Croatian Fraternal Union of
America and it's membership,
That no one can deny.
X
LATEST TO publicly recognize the
greatness of the Duquesne University Tam
buritzans is a great man in his own right,
Mavor David L. Lawrence of Pittsburgh
Bowing in the direction of the celebrated
'"Tammes' and their Director, Walter w.
Koar, the Mayor has issued Proclamation
setting aside Sunday, March 3, 1851, as
'Tamburitza Day. in the City of Pittsburgh
and is urging it's citizens to attend the Tam
buritzans' Annual Concert that evening in
the Syria Mosque.
This is no small recognition of commu-
nity which for two decades has been the
home base of the most unique collegiate
organization of it's kind in the universe
1t is a recognition which rings with
sincerity to warm the hearts of all who are
not ashamed of the fact that they are
Americans of Croat descent or extraction.
Mayor Lawrence is to be congratulated
for this March 'T Day salute.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
THIS IS AMER|CA! &c. you were ere born M raised d1a

ted States of America Perhaps YOU have travelled
from coast to coast north SOUTH east and west But how
much do you really know about this Nation of ours? About
the land and its people? About it's living Standards it's
youth its cities its problems it's laborng class and their
unions its music books arts and the theater ETC.. etc?
You'll IND IND the answers in the English Editors engrossng
day, March TO- 1857 issue of the Zajedncar Live and
learn - by reading - This Is America
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
Still Kicking

The Society's Buffalo Lodge 557 members
! are proof positive that the Croatian Fra
ternal Union is far from being dead
duck" in the State Of New York.
Dead? About as dead as Mark Twain
was when, in 1897, he sent the following
cable from London to the Associated Press
In New York: - "The reports of my death
are greatly exaggerated"
Which is what the Buffalo Lodge 557
members said only recently when they gath
cred for one of the finest annual meetings
in their history and elected the youngest
set of officials in the annals Of the Lodge.
Our heartiest congratulations.
Adolescence is the age at which chill
dren stop asking questions because they
know all the answers.
- Saturday Eve. Post
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
F.B.I. Story!-
Foreign Born Immigrant
Returns To Yugoslavia
By Charles j. Verbanic
Ex-Supreme Board Member

LACKAWANNA, N. Y.
The last few miles of the train
ride kept us in suspense, for
they seemed to be the longest
of the entire trip. Then sud-
denly we felt the engine COM
ing to a stop and everyone
shouted simultaneously, 1--WE
are here-this is Zagreb!" 1t
was about IL midnight Aug.
10, 1856, and the station or
"kolodvor" was mobbed with
friends and relatives of the
CFU Boat Group.
The scenes that followed
were more than tear jerk
ers. The reunions of friends
and relatives, who hadn't
seen each other for as
many as forty years, were
the most melOdramatic
ever enacted. 1t brought a
lump to my throat and
tears to my eyes.
Men kissing and embracing
men, unashamed and without
any sign of embarrassment,
was enough to soften any
calloused heart.
1t made me feel like a lost
sheep, for there was no one
there to greet me except a
comely Miss from Matica of
zagreb, who presented each
individual tourist with a bou-
quet of flowers and welcomed
them to Yugoslavia.
Frankly, I didn't tell any
of my relatives that I was
coming to visit them and
hoped to surprise them.
Famed Evan Kuffer" Tale
After the excitement abat-
ed, we settled down to the
stark reality of getting our
luggage from the train to the
Hotel Esplanade.
Watching the porters
throwing the bags through
the windows of the coaches
was very amusing and re-
minded me so much of the
famous Stephen F. Brkich
story of "Van Kuffer".
Believe me, I never saw as
many kuffers flying out of
train windows as 1 did on that
occasion.
Lucky for me, I was in Ia
greb with that bouquet Of
flowers. Anywhere else I
would have looked pretty silly
walking down the street with
a handful of flowers at mid
night.
5000 Miles From Home
At the hotel, all the guests
registered and were escorted
to their rooms for a much
needed rest.
Nick IN. ]. Nikolac) and I
shared the same room, where
we later tucked ourselves into
beds that would do justice to
a corkscrew. I felt as though
i was suspended in a ham,
mock, but after 27 hours on
the Simplon Orient Express
even a straight board would
suffice.
Dawn came just as it
does every morning, but
Aug. II was different. l was
five thousand miles from
home, viewing a new land
from a hotel window just
as the sun was edging it's
way over the horizon.
A certain indescribable feel
ing took possession of me as
I gazed out the window to
look upon the historic city of
Zagreb.
It was a name that I had
lheard over a thousand times
from my parents and friends,
I already felt impatient and
was very anxious to see it in
it's entirety.
Biiela kafa And Rolls
It was Saturday morning
August II, and with nothing
l@L,,1@L 60 ~. lo,,k:.,.>
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27


Of "The Li9uorian," published
monthly by the Redemptorist Fa-
Tiers, Liguori, Missouri.
In the year just passed | was
] asked at one Of my many
lectures to Catholics about
the Jews: isn't it true that
the State of Israel is allied
to Russian Communism and
that the Jews have at last
gotten into a take-off position
for control of the world?"
So there it was again for
the "umpteenth" time: -
That everything, never-dy-
ing caIumny against the
WHOLE Jewish people.
No one has any quarrel
with propagandists who at
least offer proof of their
charges against this or that
Jew; but when we hear ALL
the Jews stupidity, and often
enough maliciously, libelled,
we find it hard to remain
calm.
"WeIl - The Majority"
In the discussion that en-
sued, the questioner stood
forth as an obnoxious anti
Jew who succeeded only in
drawing on herself the dis
dain and criticism of the $50
or so Catholics and the sew
eral Jews present.
When l asked her to tell
us how many Jews were
collaborating in the fear
full plot" to control the
world, she replied, after a
significant h e. esitatiOn:
"Well-the majority" At
this the audience broke in
to a loud murmur of dis
sent.
"To you," l countered, "the
word majority very likely
means 90 percent, but 1 will
credit you with meaning a
simple majority of 81 percent.
On that basis are you pre-
pared to say that every Sec
ond Jew would welcome the
chance to knife his non Jew
ish neighbor in the back?"
Her silence was eloquent.
Bigotry Has No Head
Next I pointed out her
gross injustice to the multi
tude of good Jews in using the
phrase '"The Jews :" while
possessing no evidence to
back up the global accusation.
And | went on to inform
her that for each neighbor-
hating, world-grabbing Jew
she could find, I could bring
forward hundreds of good
God-fearing Jews, beginning
with a long line of my own
relatives.
This brought a round of
applause from the audi
ence. Anyhow" l contin-
ued, "What do you want us
Catholics to do in a practi-
cal way about this wicked
ness of the Jews which you
allege?"
After another significant
pause she answered: "Well,
want those Jews whom yol
call good Jews to get aftel
the bad ones" Hmm, Veal
enough!
Cardinal Newman "Jew"
1t had become evident by
this time that her disorderly
mind still hugged the convic
ton that all Jews were sneaks
who had to be watched with
an F. B. Eye. Old fanatics
like old soldiers, never die
but unlike old soldiers, ole
fanatics never seem to fade
away either.
After the lecture this
poor creature tried to dis
tribute her anti-Jewish
leaflets to a very unsym-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
In Passing

r he United States
] and other free ma
tions are making clear
by every means at
their command the
evil of Soviet condlct
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27

pathetic crowd. 1t was the
great Irish liberatOr, Daniel
O'COnnell, who said: 'BigO-
try has no head and cannot
think; no heart and cannot
feel"
This apostle of hate-propa
ganda was typical of the
many fanatics developed by
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27

uncritical, gullible reading of
anti-Jewish propaganda.
Hatred In High Gear
But lest some of our read
ers suspect me of reading into
these dope-sheets what is not
there, I submit some samples,
and ask you to be the judge:
1.-THE Jew Wilson started
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
Common Sense Is
Authors Way Of
Answering Bigots
Arthur B. Klyber, C.SS.R.

Reprinted from Feb. 1857 issue
Of "The Liguorian," published
monthly by the Redemptorist Fa-
Tiers, Ljguori, Missouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-19
WE BELIEVE in OUR BUYERS

WE BELIEVE in OUR BUYERS because they the febd you the
of
Of
an encyclopedia America
bought S2OOWW
of
pubEcwi
eed sand AnnuaE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-14
TwinbrOok
NetO Shopping Center
Is Beginning to Stir

A hair-raising scheme is being
considered by the Twinbrook
pool. 1t guarantees absolute COM
fort for the winter swimmer and
a jolt to any chance passer-by.
Methods for providing winter
swimming was the more startling
subject brought up at the execu-
tive meeting held by the board at
the home of AL Stoughton, chair
man of the board.
Two methods are under consid-
Grafton by committee, newly
formed to check into the cost anC
feasibility of the idea, according
to Stoughton.
One method, which would give
greater dependability of warmth
around the pool and less excite
ment to the uninitiated, is the
Plastic Dome. This would be a
dome inflated and held in place
by air pressure covering the pool
area.
The second method under con.
sideration is heating the water
period. Supposedly steam rising
from warm water would hove,
over the pool providing comfort
able temperatures for sun-bath.
ers.
Comfortable temp erature S
would last until the first gust of
wind, at which time sunbathers
would be advised to head for the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-14
TwinbrOOk
BY Joan j. Stern
Garden 1887

Drug Fair led off the success.
sion of opening stores in the new
Twinbrook Shopping Center last
Saturday.
Patrons streaming through the
store from 1880 a. m. to 10 in the
evening were presented with ear
rings, cokes and ice cream cones.
Check-out lines were 10 to 20
deep.
Most of the 60 employees are
from the Rockville area, although
manager John Rooney commutes
from Hyattsville. Rooney, who
has been with the Drug Fair
Community Drug Company for
only five months, has been in the
drug business for Is years.
This is the 25th store built by
the company which was organ
lied in 1888 and is headed by Mil.
ton Elsbelg.
Adeline Shop, Fashionable,
and Farmers Banking and Trust
Company opened at the same
time without opening-day fam
fare. Except for the bowling alley
and the restaurant, the rest of
the stores are expected to open
during the month.
Builder Joseph Geeraert plans
an outstanding opening for the
shopping center at the end of the
month.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-14

machine care and adjustment.
Possesses for the evening were
Peggy Mulleneux and Eleanor
Karsner.
Auxiliary groups are forming
around the Recreation Depart
ment's classes. The first to form
is the P-TA of the Drama class.
The group, with Gertrude Fox as
temporary President, will build
up a wardrobe of costumes for
the class and organize theater
jaunts for the children.
Lorraine Hodgson is chairman
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-14

Queeney who win move this
month to Lansing, Michigan.
Marsha Duckworth was elected
Vice President.
A new slate of officers was
elected by Homemakers w at
their meeting last week.
The new officers are Mary Lou
Mcknight, President; r y
Grocey, Vice-President; Charlotte
Ryan, Secretary; Lee Van Fossen
Treasurer.
Mrs. Ryan lectured on sewing
of the wardrobe committee, and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-14

runs $1,000 to $4,000, with pro.
posals from the board to float a
loan rather than increase dues or
memberships.
In further business Pool Man
ager Bill Jones was named to re-
place Robert Rapp as chairman
of the Engineering Committee.
Rapp, who Is hydraulic engi.
neer with the Navy, will be avail
able for consultation.
Twinbrook Elementary Schools
P-TA elected John Eckhart to re
place retiring President Mary Nc,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-14

bottom of the pool, but fast.
Wind would carry the warm air
away.
Neither of these methods has
been used in the East, although
they are claimed to be satisfac-
tory in other areas.
Stoughton has pictorial evi.
dence of a family summing in
comfort on the side of their pool
in Minneapolis with the picture
caption quoting temperatures as
20 degrees below zero. The fam
lily doctor stated the family was
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-14

in top-rate health and without
colds during the winter.
Nothing conclusive came from
the board meeting as considera-
ton of the project has barely be-
gun. Methods will be investigated
by the Understanding commit
tee which is composed of one
member from each of the pre-
viously existing committees.
Much investigation is needed be-
fore it is put to vote by the en-.
tire membership.
Estimated cost of the project
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-14
S ENTIN Ell e sSSrSoMs ,aD'
Thursday, November IA, l957-R3

Betty Crock of the membership
committee. Flo Ecker is the score
tary. Other offices and chairs
have yet to be filled.
Precinct Skis Dollars for
Democrats quota was presented
to State Central Committee mem
Der Alice Hostetler at party
held November 9. Treasurer
Charles Mallon made the pre-
sentation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
CAB DRIVERS

Men or women: late model cabs,
We instruct YOU for hackers test
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

Interesting work with lee. real
estate office; MGR 81 experience
Preferred 5-day week. company
benefits Submit written resume
statins excerience. age and salary
expected Attention. Mr. Donald A.
Hurst
SHANNON &LUCHS co.
80 AN a. A. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

JANITOR, colored, 35-45, married
no children; depend. NO DRINK
INGl 50-unit apt. bldg; rec. refs
REQ. Apt. and good salary. EN-. 2
SAIL.
LIFE INSURANCE SALESMAN
Good opportunity for live-wire will
a good accident and health con
tract to supplement life insuranc
business, Phone TIE. B-140O. Al
BAKER & SON. INC, sos N. Wash
inston ST.. Alex. Va.
MECHANIC to rent space and he'll
service autos. apply SILVESTER'l
GULF SERVICE. Ga. and Eastern
ayes nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
HELP-MEN :
SALESMAN

Major oil company has an
opening on their heating dtvi-
sion sales stan for q younR
aggressive prouucer who is
seeking a lifetime position
with assured promotional ad-
vantapes. Qualifications. AGE,
around % years, preferably
married. good education. abil-
ity to meet the public and TO
close sales. Preference given
to one havine successful
record in the sale OF fuel oil
and domestic oil burner equip
ment, Starting salary approx
imately $3.50 per month.
Must furnish car for which
liberal allowance is made,
plus free assurances. Paid
vacation, free life insurance.
hospital and sickness insur-
ance, and employees savings
plan. plus retirement adyan-
tages available to successful
applicant FOR interview
phone MR.. z. GRAMLICH.
ia 1-SbnO Ext Sc
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When answertnp advertisements
address 10 Star bores do NOT
enclose original references photo
orcphs or Other materials o. per-
sondl pGlue. Copies serpe the pur-
pose. Originals NAV Get lost.
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PERMANENT. s.. shampoo ana m.
HELpMEN

ACCOUNTANT. semisenior for CPA
once, minimum Of years current
public accounting experience Sal
airy open Apply SINRCD & TAsll
1875 DeSales ST NV. NE S-4o5i
ACCOUNTANT JUNIOR, cPA firm
permanent position: excellent CD
portunity. Box 2l7-Z. Star.
ACCOUNTANT, TAX-Must &c thor
oughly familiar with income tax
returns. Cal RE. 1885.
ACCOUNTANT, for cPA ONCE, spe-
ctal assignment with possibility Of
permaneney; minimum OF 3 years
experience In real estate, mortgage
banking or related fields: salary
commensurate with ability. JULIAN
SAVAGE. co. 5-s3s3.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We Specialize In These csitiOns
ATLAS A0CY., l4:0 n Y Ave. ~
CONDITIONING FOREMAN, for
position with established shop
must have masters license and be
capable OF running me-. and in
structtng them N proper install.
and servicing methods excel. earn
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life insur and paid vac Apply I'd
Webster JOHN O WEBSTER SZRV-
ICE CO, INC, LIST and N SITS. sc
ST 3-6iOO
AIR CONDITIONING HELPERs-
Experienced in room air condition.
ing work with opportunities for
Advancement. Apply IN person only
R. d NJ REFRIGERATION CO,
~ l. ST, ne.
.CONDITIONING DISPATCHER
for position with est. shop. must
ecnd. and be capable OF dispatching
mech. DURING the day. prefer. but
do rot require that applicant have
some knowledge Of gas heating
control work gooc salary with
stability assured; hosp; life insur
JOHN q. WEBSTER SERVICE co
INC. LIST and N SITS. Sc. ST. 3-6lO0.
AUTO METAL WORKER, steady Job
DAYS Der week. excl earnings up
70 Sl5O; pays insurance benefits.
holidays and vacations excel work
inR cond. ROSSLYN BODY CO u.
1877 N. Lynn ST.. Arl., Va. IA
AUTO SALESMAN Young foreien
car agency has opening for i've
wire salesman experienced with
ERsoN. 10 1876
AUTO SALESMAN 70 sell new and
used cars for dealer, established
10 years in Arlirstoni floor time
and liberal commission must have
experience and excellent record.
Call MR. LUCAS, IA 7-7535
AUTO sALESMEN--If you can sell
and have the desire and ability to
contact people. we offer you the
opportunity TO Join a large Chevro-
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car at the highest commission
rate in the area. DemonstTator fur
nished other employe benefits. Call
In person TO Mr., DAVIS, ADDISON
CHEVROLET SALES, l4th and
Florida ave. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN for used cars.
Must be experienced GOOD refer
ences and neat appearance Active
used-car lot. A serious and hard
worker Our men average 500 up
per month. Only an aggressive man
considered. Transportation fur
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37ib Bladensburg rd9 AP. 7-s02D
for appointment.
AUTO Statesmen, let US show you
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Live saiesmen will and this real
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Top deal for the right man. Pre-
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INVESTMENT
COMPANY

Desirable opening Tor ag-
greSstve. young man In auto
mobile division Of large A.
nance company. Must be high
school graduate. Will train
as adjustor in collection de-
partment and will furnish
with a late-model car. Many
company benefits and a sound
future In an interesting field.
Cali MR., STEELE, JU. D.
$500 for interview.
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BUILDING SuPT.

Chief engineer for recently built
downtown building. Thoroughly ex-
perienced In operation and main
tenance work Good salary AUD
company benefits. Apply personnel
oft1ce Room $40, 1424 X st. NV
lCAFRITZ co
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statesmen
SPECIALITY
SaleSmen-Decorator
SALESPERSONS

Experienced in quality china. glass
ware and silver. who. in time. can
qualify as assistant department head
and buyer. Apply between and
II Am. only excepting Thursdays
and FRIDAYS ALEXANDER INC.
Seven Corners shopping center,
virginia.
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EEL LIE 4 NICHOLS, Attorneys,
725 18th Street NV.
Washineton, n. e.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court NO. aiS64
Administration. This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber OF the
State Of Maryland has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the
District Of Columbia. Letters OF
Administration. eta. on the es-
tate of FREDERICK JAMES
HUGHES sometimes known as
FREDERICK J. HUGHES. FRED J
HUGHES and r. J HUGHES, late
OF the District OF Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof legally au-
thenticated. 10 the subscriber. on
or before the 18th day Of July.
AID. 1857, otherwise they may BY
Law be excluded from all benefit
OF said estate Given under my
hand this 18th day OF January.
1851. MARY HUGHES CARROLL,
5000 Cedar Psrkwav. Chevy Chase
Is. Maryland Seal Attest
THEODORE COGSWFLL. REGISTER
81 Wills for the District OF Column
hia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
taos Eel &