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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

De Luxe Ramb., S17,500
On large ahady lot IN lovely sec
ton, 3-bsdrm. brick rambler; fun
bsmt. with rec. rmi $500 On.
payment.
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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Z CORNERS--ovner: lovely Colo
niaL ? bedrms., u baths, sep
sep. garage. Running board fence,
grade school and store FLA ap-
praisal at $4,000 30-yr. loan
Priced TO sell $4,000, only So
On. In service. 10 see. KE. s-255l
OFF COLUMBIA PIkE-S0 DOWN
--oI. Brick home on dead-end
street.. very. cow. located. 3 bed
rms, fenced yard, stove and refer.
M NAN Rlsf RITY oN u. fs,siHiob. mo.
$4,000. FHAi sl3.50O. oI--You
pick the financing. We found the
home - 3-bedrm. ramblerette;
fenced-in yard with l1S-ft 'front.'
age. separate din. rm.; walking
distance to both paroehial and
public schools. You can see today
By calling JE 5000 WM. a.
CHAPMAN BEATTY, INC I9l
E no .s ShyV ..si y p'E or N dinner ssg n
the massive din rm, of this gra-
cious 5-bedrm. rambler. In Me-
Lean on r. .i ~ acre ssr. lot lot re
Z Beauty. s4IiS Nv rm. Has.
stone entrance foyer, 2-car att
garage; mahogany-paneled rec.
rm. and so much more. Priced In
the mid-3Os. IT'S made for to-
days mode Of living. Available
for your inspection By calling JE
S isSpTY NC e. 7Al w cHAR sTDsS
St, Pals Church.
YOUR HEARTS DEsIREl--A beau
tiful stone rambler on lovely goo
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FAN IAp sRsI .T r5hsIf co
EARMETTE oE 3 AcREs

ANNANDALE AREA
6-rm. house with large rooms and
4-room cottage, large shade trees
and lush vegetable garden; live In
the biz house and sell OF enough
pTics 81 III. 900 &c Good tsrm nsA'n'
AL BAKER A SON. INC.
Realty Brokers
Annandale Once CT. 6-46l q
MANTUA-Exclusive area. wooded
bsnit., complete kit. 22xi4 liv.
rm,, 2 freplaces; brick garage
selling the low FLA appraisal OF
So, 900. Unusual buy. Offleer leaY-
PkNTEooE REALTY CO.
FAIRFAX. Va. CIR. $4,000
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4-Cent Stamp

Is no newer than this new . ye hs,os
Oh hsdroomS, ~ baths, family
I'M dsn, = fireplaces. earporL
s,n,sh sun deck, basement. ITS
INV with modern kitchen ana
tsh,s space. all for only S26,51O.
Good terms or trade
James c. Conley & Co.
7SOl Woodmont Ave- Betnsessasa. s
oil. 4-6s33 Ewes. OF. --ooSo
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salNCE GEORGES COUNTY

GyoNDALg ARBA-Modern brick.
8 rms; lstsn powder powder. E srs. ~ ks:
nan only Si4,750, HUGH 7.
PECK. az. 4.e4oO I'll 2. -
RIITsyTLLK-x bedrms.; plasteredi
fun bsmt,. screened porch: close
10 schools and bus; 2 lots: sep.
dhle saf.; lie. oak shade trees
shrubbery. Priced TO sell immed. q,
81 OWNER. WE, s-s7t3.
COLLEGE PARK hollywood 5115
Nangum I'd IS bedrrn, brick ram.
bier, full bsFnt.. slde.sereened
pch A clean home. WINSTON c.
CLAY, WA. 7-422s.
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NEw coNTEnroRART nAMB. On
a lals FL, ltons hrsplaes. AZ.
lafned gaFaes and screened porch
s0A. s esl Tor 's ssIslis. i'..7dasgSf
fa 9ns. so 40, 70 ,s.s:sool RAN RAN,
nlepla.s electTlf Kitchens. from
t92,eh0 % set.0s0 PA terms
kamp WAahinaion Lett into Lsl
6sRKkkll ISL Via. ~ sylLDsA'
nEAns uInKnNATE IN the win.
teI and cone people DO IN The
summer. .Noq vent have v d
ssn,s.n ,sr IA lsas :. cool ,eol snelo.ssc
os sIn,.s s1 Y sss s'e s. InSs
Nv rmi bsdrms' Ions, Nv
s sIiss ss7s ssn onIs e sSS Sn down w
and you can have Immediate oc'
Ss ..s sTSss s Il. Jbss: e nue. 7oi
r INK .. You s.,. rAIsr ,enussil- .
article IN Houre a Garden. full
center hall, 1850 Nv, I'm, With
nrepl., toxi0 din. rm. huee kit,
with table space, Enclosed porch,
bath on lat ar. four i5xi6 bed
rmh and bath on "a, full bsmt..
detached garage excellent con.
glti9n put pseds reeecora !lns /:
xriineion iecation. terS.ne value
al ssi'5O6. cRowffL Co.
jze' s.S ;sf,sei'' AlsO y ol''s TO-
H1SEtE feoJ Tr,s,.b,1 n nv yAI TI.
os on et P in6as6o kses spoo ,e nsl,
MooDbRiDo RkALTsY Co. INC,
woodbfidge, Va. oY' a-3546.
SPACIOUS snREvEwoOD SPLIT
s ssg i ssdf na,h, t ss,.S asP R,,ss q
is II. dinlns rm', wooded ares .
Wis VIZ 'iuRi11 SBaRos'. y "a 1900
BRICK RAMBLER on lss. , y. On
khssstpinnSs n rWs99TaHsrideeeo "9 }1e
WcodSridgs' Va, or, SsS54s.
FoR QUICK SAFE = Frame ram.
bier on lac. corner lot. , bedrms..
Nv, rm,. din. rm,. equip. kit. hot
water bssseqara heat sle, ,,,i g
Way ". IN. t SIS INC" "0oO0rid'''
cENTER Town, wARREN-
TON. Walt rms. 4 baths. e
car gerage. parking area; $50.
600. one fourth cash bal. PAYABLE
S 81 spp pot1Ga o ny MRS. RAtPH
APPLETON, Warrenton, Va. g.
ALE BRICK, s.osdroOm rambler;
tslns room. dining t., tiled
bath .i.r. sI sEss kii s1,sp l.!..
nics sh sss trees. CIV oniv
FHA. c. NJ, HALEY, Realtor, ie6
Broad S.. Pals Church. JE. g
FAIRFAx : 3-bedrm. brick with
Assume huge loan With sos NO
PITT full price Si7,500.
PENTAooN REALTY CO.
Fairfax VI. CIR. $4,000
AN UNUSUAL FIND-Exeellent To-
cation plus large rooms through-
out IN this custom-built, 5-year-
HALL TO 22-ft. living nm, i5h-
n, SEPARATE DINING RM.. a
real dream kitchen with large
breakfast area, There are , bed
rms. snd z baths ~ se ~ recreation
listed for sale ey transferred
SHANNON a LUCHS CO.
FARMETTE OF , ACRES
ANNANDALE AREA
6-rm. house with large rooms and
4-room cottage, large shade trees
and lush, vegetable garden; live IN
the biz house and sell on enough
building lots 20 pay the asking
price Of SIS 900. Good terms.
AL BAKER a SON. INC,
Realty Brokers
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L s,.,.p ANS 5is,u;., i spe.Iss:
eGSa ar:;A and pls ssAoSi, Also s'' 81
shonoin. csnteri. VI tranap. A.
sumo OF loan. Sei mo. Low On
payne CAL for more Iniorma-
tx ,Ws.iR EHFSs sALhs NC
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Conn. ave. ha.ate0
Direct from owner, ~ ns.S s,ss
brick Cape Coo .eA ssPss,oi w
clean. 4 bedfns., paanA
Nv rm. With PCT sine VINO, 9 o niet
vind and roughed-in 3rd bath
nno6 eiec. lit. Ice. lot. M. transp'
ana new schools. Prompt possef-
sian Priced for Immediate sale
Al sia 800 VIII. 6-70os. Nc
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'ouR REARTs DEsI

l tifSi stone RAMBLER on lovely O soS-
II, sarden plot; s4-tt: living rm.
mendous. equipped kitchen. 2
double bedrms., private rear porch.
AT S14,QS0 you'll NEVER RE-
dRET TT cROWELL u CO.
INC. Realtors. Fairfax once, 304
Lee hwy, CIR. 3-l40l.
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LAhDoVtE hiLas-a.esdfq9- =, y
Im.: lovtly cor. lot: Z hlss from
ssaaSSRs ssh;coliu siI's ssSsnl VA .s d
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VAIN ~
FORT MYER
DE LUXE

AMAAA ANAAAH6a@ 5000
ana layout a n ioq so Sash IIss vin1
with al this: Beautiful Twins
room. fireplace. separate dining
room, beautiful De luxe equipped
kitchen, with i2-eu.-ft double
s s.SS, ssi lss H.s9m 4S SS ;gu
bath. lge. closet, .chrysler Airtemp
air cond., beautiful parouet floors.
gas heat, scrs. and aluminium
combination storm windows, lovely
level fenced lot with plenty Of
ssr s, y space IEs trees a sfo P end
4lass OF loan with only S00,23
per mo-. incl. taxes. interest. in
surance and principal, with ap-
prox. $1,000 down payment. NOV
vacant you can move right IN.
hnS soS os.s SoTrA Rssr t M s oSsv
on this one
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LEVEL a ACRE-of land Iurrounds
this most attrse. brick rambler
fail bsrnt. home in the hlghly popu-
lar colesvliie area with , he.
hedrms', ia baths. lge; din. rIn.,
table space kit, beautiful plsnt,
ines. s32. $50. A., J. MESSENGER
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FOR QUICK SALE = Frame ram
bier on Lee. corner lot. J bedrms,.
Nv rm'; ON; rml;' sanlp. ~: hot.
school and shops WOODBRIDGE
REALIy CO. NC" woodbridge
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RIvERDALE-Nev brk, homes. as
:is'Rs.o y SssA: sv.ls %, 81 : ~ J.
I'd and 60th ave. IRastpineal
hERh bEpfoRp. ar. T.skls
sEAT PLkAsANT-This Cape COD
Al in perfect eond. Ofncer trans
ferrine. , bedrmss full bsmt, Z
fenced I'd; $500 dn,, $50 mo. We
fafe trades. FREDERICK W,
BERENs SALES, INC, RI. $4,000
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. goa Rent

NEARBY ARL. - LiEht Industrial:
l,50O-sa. III. grQund moor attrAe-
tive once; $40 month. Call Mr..
WALKER. AID, 1884.
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WOODsIDE PARK-Loyely WOODED
Moves dr., pre-war brick safe
roof custom Colonial with q, n
VIII. copper suffers. .oAla- ~,
level lot with shade, , oeorms, .
fun baths, sarage, SCI pofen.
hsmt.. many extras. P,ie,e l9i
snIek sale Ss'Ss s.5' oe.asai 49,
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TAKcMl IAnK-Sxns,. ~. Tovi y.
, e sT.''s s:Ss f STist r.nslss:
slss; mi; Tss' bus m' snS isheelsI
ises.S ss'i ;5s'ls "a Sssn1f & S1st ~
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MOVR no me CoUNTkY-custom
built colonial style pre-waf home
with slate roof on over . y acre
al land An the colesville area WIZ
many Ice shade trees, ICE garden
area, sep. din. rTn., with maeni-
hcent view through Colonial syie
picture window, twin-site p1e-
ss6 ESQ A. q KEssINoER a CO.
IN 0-4b44.
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soUTHLAwNi excel buy. sl2.eQo
--l.bedrm. ramhler, EQUIP, kll
sOUTHLAWN RLrY,, 10. 7.3hsa,
sUfTLAND PR0PKR-s4O0 down
on this e-bedrm, house, expand.
attic; Nv. rm.. 1T. and fun bsmk.
storm windows and dpors. PRICED
al si2.aB0 A REAL GOOD BUY
we take trades. FREDERICK W,
BRRKNs eALn8 INC RE. $500
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STORES FOR RENT

NEW. MODERN SHOPPING GEN.
TER IN ne. Washington: suitable
for. carry-out shop, delieatessen,
restaurant, valet, bakery, hard
ware. variety, radio and TV serv-
ice; free parking area and rea-
sonable rent. For further infor-
M nsSti 9nkoS can D. J. WHITMAN
GEORGETOWN-Entlre bldg. incl.
store. storage space and apt. reas.
rent. J. GIBBONS KOLB, NO.
1882. OIL. 10000.
3O34 Ifsh ST. NV. Inr. Irving st.
. floors size approx. 22xl10, .
car rear parking. Possession Sept.
i. Outstanding location. Low
rental. Consult Mr.. Young, SHAN
NON a LUCHS Co, Realtors, 724
l4th ST. NV, Ma. s-234A.
APPROX. 2,5OO-so.-ft. store with
full bsmt., mr.. Hecht's downtown:
air-cond.: reas. rent. Call OWNER
ct Ma s-S664; ewes. IA. e-Oe6s.
STORE, 4Ox64 VIII be built on Viers
MIL I'd. across Wheaton regional
snH4pgins center. For information
2 BLKs. from 9th and q sts,n,W.-
tory. SIS Eye st. NV. SIS. N. Z.
SMITH Co, DI. 7-7s77.
/ 700 SO. PT. AIR CONDITIONED
LARGE. MODERN, Sc. SHOP
PING CENTER; LOH0lTHRM
LEASE. 10. 2-01b2.
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WHEATON. si0lSs0,-ciean 2 bed
rms., full din. rm.. full bsmt. with
exit. Only $500 down. sss PAYS
al. 10. S-36ss. SUBURBAN
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cOLLnoK FK.-Lsyely a.bsarssn
home. eKeTL cond.f fun t4Mt
lsvsl landseaped loli neY yeii.to.
vail tarpeilnai near schools ano
atoTla ArnfoE, 400 an fhA,
OWNEn, VA t-9.ti,
coLuMnlA fAnk-ssbo cash. t7b
no, hula thla atir ~, del
home, Laras iot paved street
nsg Ih9sss coma All-slss' ~
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SILVIA ssnIso sl oss.ln,-I,a 2 "a. !.
nacuiate condition. Llvine I'm.
with fireplace, dining rm, large
eauluped Kitchen. den ana full
bsml. side acreened porch. fenced
level ward, an eonveniencelf rise
see 500, cilEeTER kELLkk.
woopMooR AGENCY CORP w.
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WHEATON. near 81. Catherine 8
$500 down. sos month includes
all immacuiate 3-bedroom, z
trance; fenced; sie.5QQ. HIDE
BRAND CO., ~, 9-sss0.
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PHONE TODAY FOR BROCHURE
M. LEO STORCH
DEVELOPER en-. S-lSOo
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$3.50 DOWN. FLA terms : Semi
vsrsity and Adslphi shoppins
center. Many attractive features
in this home, 3 bedrms, and bath
upstairs. hv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
powder n I'm: on lst door. full
nm I,AWRFNCE " LUTRs Co
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ADVERTISEMENT.

New York, N. Y. Especial =
For the first time science has
found a new healing substance
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch
ing, and relieve pain = without
surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another, very striking improve
ment" was reported and veri-
fed by doctors observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving
pain, actual reduction or re-
traction (shrinking) took place.
And most amazing of all -
this improvement was main
tanned in cases where doctors
observations were continued
over a period of many months!
In fact, results were so thor
ough that sufferers were able
to make such astonishing state
ments as "Piles have ceased to be
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ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT.
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Stops Itch-Relieves Pain
ADVERTISEMENT.

a problem!" And among these
sufferers were a very wide va
riety of hemorrhoid conditions,
soEas of 10 to 20 years standing.
All this, without the use OF
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin-
gents ofany kind. The secret is
a new healing substance (Bio-
Dyne+l the discovery of a
world-famous research institu-
ton. Already, Bio-Dyne is in
WIDE use for healing injured
tissue on all parts of the body.
This new healing substance
is offered in suppository or OMIT
ment form called Preparation
H." Ask for individually sealed
convenient Preparation H sup
positories or Preparation H
ointment with special appli-
Gator. Preparation H is sold at
all drug counters. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
reg. U. 5. Pat. OF.
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Ancestors Keep
1881 Vow of
Ship Survivors

FINDLAY, Ohio, sept II
(AP) .-on a storm wrecked
ship of the coast Of Maryland
on September II, 1881. some 40
German families vowed If they
were saved, September II would
always be considered a Holy
Day by themselves and their
future generations.
Today. 1877 years later, de-
scendants Of those families will
go to Trinity Lutheran Church
in nearby Jenera to celebrate
their personal Holy Day.
The original immigrants were
from Darmstadt, Germany
They came to America to settle
on farm land set aside for them
at Jenera. After the shipwreck,
they were without tools and
other necessities of farming and
had to work their way across
! Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Spying Called Biggest
Soviet Science Aid

have protection Of his govern
ment and, II discovered, his
government will disclaim any
relationship with him, the
general said.
"Since these agents must
have sources and information,
they must establish rewarding
contacts within their particular
target area" Gen Trudeau
said. ut is here we find the
traitors who, for many reasons.
sell their services, and perhaps
their souls, to the cause Of
Communist espionage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
BY the Associated Press

The Army's research and
development chief yesterday
credited Soviet archaeological
success more to spies than TO
science.
1t. Gen. Arthur G. Trudeau,
a former chief of Army intel
ligence, said he wished he were
free TO speak out even more
strongly about Soviet industrial
espionage, using some recent
cases we know Of"
His remarks were made dur
ing a talk to a convention OF
the American Society for In
dustrial Security.
Y say without fear Of con-
tradiction," Gen. Trudeau as
serted, that the advanced
state of the Soviet technology
today is due more to the
Soviets' success in espionage
and subversion than it is to
their scientific apparatus. as
good as 1t is"
Gen. Trudeau asked repre-
sentatives of companies holding
military contracts to % tell
the Government Immediately II
secret papers are mislaid or lost
and 90 inform the Government
Immediately IF you sense a
pattern of an Office or individ-
ual consistently asking to see
classified documents which are
outside the normal interest oil
the Office or individual"
Gen. Trudeau said Soviet in
dustrial espionage is in two
categories, legal and illegal net
works. &c.
The legal, he said, is carried
on by a military or commercial
attache or a member of a trade
commission or visiting cultural
group, all of them possessing
diplomatic status.
The illegal operation, Gen
Trudeau said. is one in which
an agent enters the United
States under cover of a forged
name, forged passport or false
birth certificate.
The legal agent is able tc
work from the cover of a diplo
matte establishment. and if hi
is discovered the worst thai
can happen is that he may b.
declared unacceptable and sent
home. the general said.
The illegal agent does moi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Jets Devour Fuel

NEW YORK.-About 100000
barrels of petroleum fuel are
consumed each year by a long
range Jet airliner. That is the
equivalent in volume of the gas
oline sold by about 80 gasoline
service stations.
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appliances

Sole Price
! 1858 Gibson l4-cu.-Ft Food Freezer 1885
| 1858 Froidoirs ll-Cu.-Ft. Refrigerator
| 1853 Frioidore 4-Cu.-Ft Cold Pantry Re-
freerotor-Freezer turquoise 1895
! 1858 Toppon So" MotchIess Cos Range.
! 1858 Toppon 3o' MotchIess Cos Range,
| 1858 Dixie 20" Aportment-Size Gas Ronee.
CABS
! 1858 6-E MobiIe-Moid Dishwosher- 1895
! 1858 Youngstown AZ" De Luxe cobinet-sink.
64ss
1858 Youngstown AZ" snk-AppIionce Cen
! 1858 Youngstown Il" Bose Cabinet and Top.
1895
! 1858 Knee 1918" Wall cobinet- sos
1858 Knee 2l"xlS" Wall cobinets- SOS
! 1858 Knee 24"xls" Wall Cabinet sSs
! 1858 Cooerotor Humidifier 1895
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-25
Mister az

1T HAS LONG been our contel2. on that
l the younger members of the Croatian
F'raternal Union are as interested as their
elders in the future of the Society.
And we will prove as much - for the
proverbial umpteenth time - in this and
the following issue of the English Section
through the medium of a short series of
two articles captioned ''Mr. X Would Trans
form Chldrens Home Into i. Liberal
Arts College"
A startling suggestion, this idea of
transforming the Des PLANES, ILL.,, "CFU
Child City, into an institution of higher
learning. But not one without merit.
AS Mister "X' will prove.
The desire of Mister "X'' to keep his
name out of this discussion pertaining to
the future of our Children's Home is, in his
own words, perfectly natural"
He doesn't want any credit for coming
up with so far-reaching an idea.
In fact, he is hopeful others whose
names mean something CFU-wise will
get into the swing of things after his two
articles have run their course and debate
the suggestion pro and con.
But that doesn't detract from what we
know Of Mister "X' personally.
X X X
. A young man who came out of the
service of his Country last year as LIST
Lieutenant in the United States Air Force,
Mister tx" is an ardent student of matters
Croatian Fraternal Union
He was among the first year ago to
come out in the English Section in favor
of paid CF'U Field Men with solid argu-
ments which found no immediate takers.
He is among the strongest boosters OF
the society's recently inaugurated series
of Training Schools for Lodge and Nest
Officials, the first Of which was held April
26-27 last in Chicago and the next June
in the, Greater Pittsburgh Area.
He is the son Of a so-called "Old Timer
who cut wide swath during many of the
Society's Membership Campaigns Of the
past; of - as tempus fugit - the dim past
So, he is somebody in the Croatian Fra
ternal Union, young man Of importance
to the future of the Society.
But Mister "X'' he would remain.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-25
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1858
They Earned It

A GREEING WITH the Bible Matthew
n XIII, 50 that "a prophet is not without
honour, save in his own country" the So
cietys Western Pennsylvania United Lodges
have hit upon an idea.
That of sponsoring public Testimonial
Dinner Saturday, June %, in honor of this
districts 1858 Natl CFU Bowling and Bas-
ketball Champions - individuals and teams
- who have long since been forgotten in the
shuttle of the Society's post-tourney life.
4
The Croatian Center, Millvale, Pa,
will be the scene June % of this unique un-
dertaking, one which should find many
CFU sportsmen from Western Pennsylvania
and Eastern Ohio reliving their 1858 tour
ney triumphs in pleasant manner.
Perhaps this will lead others to honor
heir sports stars in like style
Surely champions are deserving of rec
ognition long after their moment of glory
during tourney banquet; an all too brief
moment in the annals Of our Society
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munity. Lawmakers cannot readily bring
him to account, as they can, for instance,
a regular Government official. So they
would naturally be inclined to resent man
in Mr. Adams position. Not only that. Mr..
Adams, though Republican, is no hero
to many Republicans on Capitol Hill who
either disagree with his brand of Republi-
canism or who might respectfully complain
that he has walled them off from the Pres
ident. And of course Mr.. Adams is prey for
Democrats everywhere because that is the
way of American politics.
- Pittsburgh POST Gazette"
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StrOss1nayer

WYE JOIN WITH their legion of friends
w in congratulating the members of the
Youngstown, Ohio, Croatian Singing Soci-
ETY. "Strossmayer" on this, the eve of the
dedication Sunday, June %, of their own
"Croatian Center Strossmayer."
May the solemn ceremonies and the ca
maraderie to follow on the occasion go down
as truly one of the most memorable days
in the history of our people in that area.
X X X
There is - to be sure - quite story
behind this dream come true for the mem
bers of the Youngstown glee club.
1t is as we know, story entailing ma
ny Illustrations, personal sacrifices, proba-
bly, heated pickering at times, joyous agree
ment on certain Matters and, in the all
important end, the determination to sue
ceed.
1t is story as old as the Croatian Fra
ternal Union itself - GA long years - and
the plot for the next such drama to be
~nacted in any center of our people.
Well have to do that story one of these
days for our own satisfaction.
Until then the members of the Croatian
Singing Society "Strossmayer' have our
sincerest best wishes for deserving success
on June % and many happy returns of this
day nf days in their Lives
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ternal Day. which is to be
staged Sunday, July u, 1858,
at the Croatian Center, off
Babcock Blvd. Millvale.
The seventh to enter the
contest is Miss Patricia Lu-
kich, a member of CFU
Nest Ill.
Patricia is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lukich,
who reside at 5115 Library
Road, Bethel Park, Pa.
She was born on December
g, 1912, and is a Sophomore
at Bethel High School.
Her hobbies include roller
skating, music and dancing,
and her greatest ambition for
the future is to become a pri-
vate secretary.
Patricia's parents are
members of CFU Lodge l
and her four brothers and
two sisters have been affi-
lated with Nest Ill since
birth.
Agnes and Tom Lukich, hel
grandparents, are also long
active in CFU Lodge 1. Bro
Tom Lukich was formerly
President Of Lodge 1 and
delegate to the 9th CF'U Con
vention held in California il
1851.