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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

SALT LAKE cTTY,--Jay Palmer,
0len BuTSsss. l43h. Meridian. Idaho
RicHAaoNp. cAln.--Beb6y Gray,
$50. steekten. stopDed Dom saeeo.
! Tyler. Tsx---budds Truman. lss.
TyleF. outpoiuted Alvtn Williams. Isl.
Oklahoma Oily fi0D
MIAMI BEACH. Pa. whine GRAVES.
i1nsz. Edmonton. o1tpo1nted Jimmy
Petsrs. l8ata. washington. D. &. uol
TOLEDO. Ohi1. Charlie Cotton.
Toledo tAl. middlewetKhls.
LONDON. Peter Waterman. ia.
England. stepped Euliiio Marconl. las.
Italy tt Waterman Uon European
1851. Rngiand. outpoInted Don Jof-
dAa 1871. Lnl Anaalaa llnl
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jackie Jensen Siqns

BOSTON. Jan. 20 R.-The
Red Sox have signed Right
fielder Jackie Jensen and
Pitcher Clarence Churn, who
was drafted from Hollywood.
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Beset BY injuries to key
players. the Washington Pres
Idents Eastern Hockey League
team received another setback
at Charlotte. N. c., last night
when Wally kaufman, high
scoring forward. was suspended
indefinitely for attacking Ref
cree Fred Macdonald.
To add TO It's woes. Washing
ton lost In overtime, al, its
NTH defeat In the last six
games. rhe other game WIS q
2-2 tie against Johnstown. The
loss. coupled with Philadel-
phia's 81 victory over New
Haven. dropped the Presidents
into fourth place. one point
behind Philadelphia.
The Presidents return to ac-
ton at New Haven tomorrow
night and at Clinton. N Y
SATURDAY. NIGHT. Thev aren't
due back at uline Arena until
February is.
kaufman Enraged
kaufman Is now sidelined
along with injured players
Moose Lailo and Jack Porter,
although the latter saw some
action last night.
The incident leading TO Kull-
mans Punishment occurred in
the first period. Capt. Bibber
OHearn Of the Clippers. who
accounted for the three-goal
hat trick" fired in the first OF
his goals in the opening period.
and in so doing rammed into
Goalie Nick Pidsodny and two
other Washington players.
The Presidents. led by Kull-
man. contended that OHearn
kicked the puck into the net
When the goal judge upheld
o'Hearn. Kullman charged the
ofiicial. kaufman then was told
by Macdonald that he had
drawn q l0-minute misconduct
penalty. whereupon Waily went
after Macdonald with his stick.
O'Hearn Proves Too Much
Police were called in at this
point to quell the disturbance.
and Kullman was banished.
Tom Lockhart. president Of the
Eastern Hockey League. said
Kullman would be suspended
indefinitely.
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Dick Moore Stoys
In HcndboII PIuy

Dick Moore was the only
Washington survivor Of yester-
days second-round singles
matches in the National YMCA
handball championships at
Central Branch. winning BY
forfeit.
Three other Washington en-
tries were eliminated. while all
four from Birmingham. Ala.
won. The third round viii be
played at $50 and 8 O'Clock to-
night and the semifinals at the
same times tomorrow.
Yesterdays results:
Tom Benson foaSy. md def. Joe
Stlas tcEattanoQsal. 2t.5. 2t-5: Pat
Rocks tBirminRhaml DEF, SAN Wait.
f bsnny 'GRR sllnaS .s,rslnaSsmi Nv
Lloyd Wood tWaxhinEtonl. aI-9. i7.ef.
sI-lt: Dick Moore tWashingtonl yon
b forfeit over Joe Polio Louisville,
XVI Jack Dnfaky tHlrminEham) def.
Ralph DellSe fBreoklynl. 2t-i. sf-i6;
Eunene Rumble tHnFrlsbursI del, Jim
3roun lwashingtcnl. 1871 ais, IL
i.id p. sana p %asSlAs ;ssa,nsh. l
lef.. PAT Bennett twashinstonl. 2t-1l,
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same thing over and over again.
And shooting at the same spare
a dozen straight times can only
be done in practice.
Beginners should try their
practice bowling with a quail
fed instructor around TO assist
them. An instructor can point
out flaws and help correct
them.
So. II you want your bowling
form to look as professional at
the foul line as we show today.
get set to practice.
Get of TO a good bowling
startl All new. here's Joe Will
mans never before offered
pamphlet, Tips for the Begin
ming Bowler" A copy's yours
for 10 cents and a stamped,
self-addressed envelope sent to
Joe Wilman. cfo your local
paper.
tcopyrisht 1855. John ,. Ollie Coz
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Totals Igf7Bs Totals 10 60 So
Ealftime: ;l0-19. Navy.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 20 tR1.
Complete National Football
League draft selections. includ-
ing first four rounds selected
last December 2 and last &c
rounds drafted yesterday:
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&0l1t{S

6. sSHalef A soas. ne. PallA. Pa
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Chicago Tamburitzans Among Many Guest Stars
Stage Being Set For Greater Pttsbuyhs Croatian Day

Junior Tamburitzans and the
Preradovic Singing Society Of
Gary; and Tony Muselin, for
mer member of the Duquesne
Tamburitzans.
Mrs. Louise (Starcevich)
Muselin, also q graduate Of
the Tammies, will entertain
as soloist.
This years celebration will
be another three-day event,
which will include Croatian
Day at Kennywood Park, Sat-
urday, August 30; the Post
Croatian Day Reunion, sched-
uled for the Croatian Home,
in Rankin, on Sunday evening,
August 81; and the outdoor
picnic planned for Labor Day,
September 1, at the Croatian
Center.
Tony Brajdic
Executive See'y.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
Greater Pittsburgh Croatian
Day Committee has completed
plans for another outstanding
and entertaining program on
Croatian Day, which will be
held on Saturday, August 30,
at Kennywood Park.
The program of the day at
Kennywood's Music Plaza will
open with the talented Pitts
burgh Junior Tamburitzans,
under the direction of John
Gregurich, followed by the
dancing Of the Cokeburg
Lodge 354 Kolo Group, under
the direction of Bernard Lu-
ketich.
The Muselin Continentals
Of Chicago will be the fea-
tured artists of the day.
The group is comprised Of:
Ed Vucinic, Vice President of
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Lodge 235 IN Welcome
To Auq. 3rd Festivities

CLEVELAND - Croatian
Fraternal Union Lodge 235
will stage its Annual Picnic
on Sunday, August 3, at the
Croatian Home in Collinwood,
1911 Waterloo Road.
The festivities will begin at
100 pm, at which time bar
becued lamb and pork will be
ready for those who wish to
enjoy it at the picnic or at
home.
To add to the occasion,
an orchestra will be on
hand to supply musical en-
tertainment.
We invite all our members
and friends Of the sponsoring
lodge and other CFU lodges
in the area to attend.
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Cleveland Group VIII
Fefe uniontown Ladies'

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
members Of the Croatian La
dies Cultural Society are hap
py to announce that the La
dies Auxiliary Club of CFU
Lodge u in Uniontown, Pa,
will pay us a visit on Sunday,
August 10th.
First, our guests win be
served . fine dinner by our
ladies at the Croatian
Home, 6314 st. Clair Ave.,
at loo p.m., and then they
will Join Ms at our Picnic
which we are sponsoring
that day.
We are anxiously awaiting
the pleasure Of greeting our
friends from Uniontown.
Anna Thomas, Sec'y.
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bie", is q vivacious young
lady of is years, 5'5" tall,
with blonde hair and blue
eyes.
A member Of Nest 318,
Bobbie comes from 4-genera-
ton CFU family, which we
of 351 are proud to claim as
members. She attends Troy
High School. Her future am
bition is to become q teacher.
Barbara is the daughter of
Steve and Barbara Pavko-
vich, and with the other men,
bers Of her family, is a men,
Der Of the Slavulj Singing So
ciety.
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South Chi "Joes" In
Picnic Sunday, Aug. )

so. CHICAGO, Ill. - "St.
Joseph" CFU Lodge 80 will
stage it's Annual Picnic Sun
day, August 3, at the well
known Saban-Dosan Grove,
located on Commercial Ave.,
between 96th and 9th SITS.
The picnic will get un-
der way at IL a.m., at
which time the barbecued
lamb will be ready.
To keep our guests of all
age brackets in befitting fes-
tive mood, the Vidovich Bro
theirs Orchestra of Chicago
will render old and new songs
and dances.
Dobro nam dosli!
Joseph Vucich, Pres.
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Chicago 749 Members
Shift Date Of Picnic
To Sunday, August II

CHICAGO Progress
CFU Lodge 749 will hold it's
next Regular Meeting on Fri
day, August 8, at the usual
meeting place and time.
We also wish to remind
our members that the pre-
vionsly announced Family
Basket Picnic will be held
on August II, instead Of
the 10th, at Agenray's
Acres (the Mikulich farm).
To get there take South
west Highway at Western,
Kedzie, Pulaski, or Cicero,
and just keep enjoying the
scenery until you come to
Orland Park which is on
143rd Street.
Then turn to your right
(west) and keep on for about
6 miles, whereupon t h e
Progress" signs will stop
you.
POP
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Mah-Val Lodges In Frat Day Aug. 3rd
Royal Couple Will Rule During Great Celebration
Detroit Votes For Kina> Queen

DETROIT - If you haven't
heard, then you've read that
we here in Detroit are await
ing Labor Day to arrive much
as an expectant father awaits
the birth of a child.
For on Labor Day week
end we will see the Grand
Opening Of the New Lodge
351 Croatian Natl Home.
We have all sorts of
things in store for the en-
tire weekend, from Fare
well to the Old" on Friday
night to the crowning of a
King and Queen on Mon
day, Labor Day. 1t is Of
these prospective ''Mon-
archs" that 1 wish to tell
you about.
Each week we will try to
bring "pic" Of a contestant =
make your choice and cast
your vote - simply buy a
ticket from said person - or
perhaps help them by selling
for them - each ticket counts
as a vote.
If any young teenager, be-
tween the ages of 13 and 10,
wishes to enter the contest,
the only requirement is that
they belong to Lodge 351 or
Nest 318.
Then contact Mrs. Jose
phine Devich, Ticket Chair
man, 1920 RUSSELL TW. 2
1855.
Don't forget to help these
young boys and girls by CIV
ing them a vote and taking q
chance yourself on winning a
Hi-Fi; a Portable T.V., or q
hand crocheted tablecloth.
Now, we wish to introduce
our first Queen Contestant.
Miss Barbara PavkO-
vich, better known as Dob
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Benwood Secretary IN
Chance OF holnesfedds

BENWOOD, w. Va. - This
is to notify the members of
Lodge 2 and other interested
parties that the address of the
undersigned, your Lodge Sec
retary, has been changed.
In the future, therefore, ad-
dress all mail to:
Lawrence Jackovac, Sec'y.
20 Sherwood Ave.
Mill Acres
Elm Grove, w. Va.
Tel: Woodsdale 628-k
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West AIIis Nest,
Mothers Club In
Outing August ;
Junior Tammies
To Benefit From
Proceeds of Fete

MILWAUKEE,, Wise. -
CFU Nest 81 Of West Allis
and the Mothers Club will
jointly sponsor a Picnic on
August 3 at Geboys Grove,
9O47 West Greenfield Ave.
There will be barbecued
lamb as we'll as a variety of
baked goods, coffee and other
liquid refreshments, and mu-
sic for those who wish to
dance.
The proceeds from this
event will 60 to the Silver
String Junior Tammies.
We are inviting all the
members of the neighboring
lodges, their families and
friends, to attend this worthy
Forthcoming event.
All members of Nest 81 are
also reminded that those in
attendance at the picnic will
receive a treat from the Nest.
Matt Anich, Mgr.
Mitzie Knaflic, Pres.
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specified and desiring that they may be Incorporated and
that charter may be issued to them and their associates
and successors according to law, do hereby certify:
FIRST: - The name of the proposed corporation
Is - CROATIAN FRATERNAI4 UNION SCHOLAR
SHIP FOUNDATION, INC. which name has been duly
registered with the Department of State of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania.
SECOND: - The location and post office address of
the initial registered office Of the proposed corporation in
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania will be 3441 Forbes Ave-
City of Pittsburgh County of Allegheny Pennsylvania
THIRD: - The corporation does not contemplate Pc
cuniary gain profit incidental otherwise, to it's
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Verona ITO Meetings
Moved To 1st tuesday

VERONA, Pa. - During
the summer months "Con-
querors" CFU Lodge ITO will
hold its regular monthly
meetings on the first Tues
day of each month, beginning
at 1880 p.m., at the National
Home, 312 Arch st.
The next session will be
held on Tuesday, Aug. 5.
Catherine Leopold, Sec'y.
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centrally located than in the
past.
Barbecued lamb will be
ready at noon on Aug. 8
for those who desire to en-
joy that meal in the cool
outdoors. The delicacy will
also be available through
out the remainder of the
day.
Plenty Of other "good
things to eat" are likewise on
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bers. The purposes for which It Is formed are:

bers The purposes for which It Is formed are:
The corporation is organized and shall be operated
cusivey for religious, charitable scientific literary edu
caona purposes In urherance of such purposes may
promote establish conduct and maintain activities it's
behalf it may contribute to otherwise assist
other corporations organizations and institutions carrying
such activities any thereof and for such purposes
solicit and receive funds and other property real per-
sona and mixed, and interests therein by gift transfer
DEVISE beques and invest reinvest hold manage
minister expend and apply such funds and property SUBJ
ject to such conditions and limitations, any, may be
expressed in any instrument evdencng such gift transfer
DEVISE bequest.
(Heralding The Dawn Of New Era : p. 81
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She is also q member of
the advance class of the
Junior Tamburitza Group
and very active in all school
activities.
We wish Bobbie the best of
luck in the contest and hope
that her friends and relatives
will give her their all out sup.
port.
Wilma Kodak, Pub
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Youngstown Scene Sunday
OF 10Th "CFU Day" Fiesta
Monessen Juniors To
Be Lionized Aug. 3rd
During Annual Outing

MONESSEN, Pa. - Nest
81 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will stage it's Annual
Picnic on Sunday, August 8,
at the Croatian Park, which
is located two miles out Of
Monessen.
The outing will begin at
noon and continue until the
late hours of the evening,
during which time there will
be plenty Of barbecued lamb
and other solid and liquid re-
freshments.
For your entertainment
and dancing pleasure the
"Sloga" Tamburitza Or
chestra will perform under
the direction of Steve ZOre-
itch.
Also note that every Nest
81 member, in attendance, will
receive free tickets which
they may use ON whatever
they wish.
We invite all the members
of Lodge 1914 and our friends
Of the area to join us in hon.
oring our young members at
this forthcoming picnic.
Kuzma Jezerinac, Rec.
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Detroit III Sec'y In
Home Dues Collection

DETROIT - The under
signed wishes to inform the
members of CF'U E.s. Lodge
Ut that he will collect dues
at his home only on the End
Monday of July and August,
between $50 and 9:30 pm.
T. Katich, Jr., Sec'y.
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
IN RE: APPLICATION FOR CHARTER .ooo 49,,
OF CROATTAN FRATERNAL UNION , IT Term is5S
SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION, INC. )
To the Honorable the Judges Of said Court:
COMPLIANCE with the requirements of the nonproht
Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
approved the fifth day of May AID. 1888 PL 2S9 the
undersigned the majority of whom residents of Penn
syvania and citizens of the United Sates it's territories
possessions and all of whom full age having associated
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ces in more centers than any
of them can remember, these
artists will start playing at
3 pm.
Highlight Of the late after
(English Ed-P. 81
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Nest 81 Mothers VIII Picnic On AUGUST 31st

The music for this Occa-
sion will b furnished by
the Selo TalnburitZa Or
chestra, under the direction
Of Pete Bacon Of Vef-
sailles.
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"Sloboda" Lodge 80 in Chi
cago; John Gornick, formerly
of the CFU Children's Home
in Des PLANES; Sam Cuzella,
Director of the So. Chicago
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UNIONTOWN, Pa. = Gro
attain Fraternal Union Nest 80
and the Mothers Club will
stage their Picnic on Sunday,
August 81, at the "St. Cece-
liza" Park, Lemont Furnace,
Pa
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the Sunday menu.
Nor will anyone want for
cold refreshments.
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and sisters by making your
pledge. We will then be able
to pay for our new Home as
soon as possible.
We wish to thank every
one for their fine cOOpera-
ton during our July meet
ing. At this meeting we re-
ceived pledges in excess Of
$4,000.
If you should desire fur
ther information before MAX
ing your pledge, call your
lodge secretary at CE. g.
4766.
Charles j. MarOld, Sec'y.
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English Editor, Legal Counselor To
Represent Home Office At Festivities
Sponsored By Membership Of Six Lodges

Midsummer Gathering In Eastern Ohio
Among CFUs Top Annual Social Trysts
BY Vincent Radilovic, United Lodges Secretary
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio - The United Mahoning Val
Lodges of the Coatan Faernal Union of America will
present their 10th Annual CFU Day. Sunday, Aug g.
In keeping with tradition this public salute to the So
ciety will be in the form of aday outing. This year
however, the fet to be held at ST. Mchaes Picnic Grove
Shady Run Road, Youngstown grounds far more
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Turn to page 8 for editorial,
"Mahoning Valley"
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New Lodge Home
Civic Pride Of
Flint Membership
Members Pouring
Thousands of $$$
Into New Quarters

FLINT, Mich. - AS of
Sunday, July 20, CFU Lodge
561 has been soliciting pied
ges, at bank rates, to pay for
/the Lodge Home which we
purchased. 1t is located on
bort Highway.
Members, now is the oppor-
tunity of a lifetime to do a
good deed for your brothers
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Turn to page 8 for editorial,
"Flint Story"
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Southern Railways
2-MOnth Net Dips

President Harry A. DeButts
of Southern Railway Co. an
nounced net income for the
first two months of this year
totaled $4,552,341 or 81 cents
a share Of common stock. For
the similar 1857 period, net in
come was $5.S07,6 76 or IA cents
per share.
Net railway operating income
for the first two months Of this
year was $5,966,535, compared
with $6.556.127 for the CORES
ponding 1857 period.
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CHICO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Mar. 20 u CUsDA).--
Sala6le hogs $500 SLOW. uneven,
10 to. 10 lower on butchers: closed
SLOW - to 26 lower; on few hum
as IS lower: only fair demand BY
order buyers and some local packers:
2-3 10000 ID butchers 22.O0-22 40;
mostly 22.OQ-22 20 after first round:
s sse bi hunaEed s adj mostly l,S 200 90
s tr r %Ssi!s ts s he SsiS o sOrs e
29 90: with few lots mostly Is IN 20 To
$40 lbs down to 20.75: larger lots
mixed grade 400-5o0 ID sows 1906
SS.SS:sO,5o6; mos. 5SS 800 5aoV Is is5 rs
salable cattle 1900: calves 200;
supply largest for Wednesday since
last November; slaughter steers un-
evenly steady to Loo lower; heifers
steady to 30 lower; cows weak to 80
lower; bulls steady to weak; vealers.
stockers and feeders. steady: load lots
s RSst BTSe CS e csd Se ~ y sH aps 1s
and prime 34.OO-35. 90: good steers
20. 100000: utility and standard
81 O-25.25: good to high choice
heifers 24.5O-30. Co.,: choice largely
27.O0; prime practically absent; utility
and standard heifers 20.00,,24.0Q;
l7.50-2O.5O; few high commercial
q 90: Gamers and cutters largely
14.50-17.5Q: light Gamers down 70
1890; utility and commercial bulls
20. 00-22.5O; good and choice vealers
20. 00-33.0 90: culls down to 1000: load
good S2o ID feeding steers 1878.
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
~ SYLVIA PORTER
Recession Suucer-Shoped

through making loans easy to
get and forcing borrowing costs
down. Congress is trying to
hasten it through its antireces-
sion housing bill and other
spending programs. The admin
istration and Congress will al
most certainly try to spur its
arrival through a tax cut soon
But no one at this date can be
sure when We'll start on the
upside of the saucer.
OF course, you are aware that
our economy has been in an
accelerating downturn since
last summer. Some areas have
been less hard hit than others;
while joblessness is serious in
Detroit, for instance. it's minor
In Denver. Some industries
have been socked much more
severely than others; while the
housing industry has been in a
decline for a long time, the food
industry is doing fine right now.
Despite the spottiness of the
recession, though. there lis no
doubt whatsoever that today
we're in the deepest one of the
postwar era.
Now, the great bread-and-
butter question is: What comes
next?
What should come fairly
soon is the fiat part of the
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'f 3 BUSINESS
Savings and Loan Chiefs
ToMeet Here Friday
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Between 500 and 600 savings loan ofcals from
Southeastern States will be Friday Saturday the
goth annual meeting Of the Southeastern Conference Of the
United States Savings and Loan League.
Scheduled at Hotel Satler will be Washington
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~ SYLVIA PORTER

Next time you drink a cup
of coffee or tea, take q hard,
long look at the saucer under
the cup.
What you will be looking at
win be the most probable shape
of the 1878 business recess
sion.
The left side of the saucer
you will notice, goes down fairly
sharply.
This parallels what has been
happening to production, to
employment, to incomes, to
business profits since the mid
die Of 1857. We have been, and
at the start of spring, 1858. we
still are. in a perceptible BUSH
ness decline.
The middle Of the saucer. you
will notice. is nat.
This Is the part of the busi-
ness cycle which many econoin-
lists hope We are approaching.
Business should stop sliding and
should fiatten out within a few
months.
The right side of the saucer,
you will notice. goes up.
Action Under Way
This phase of the business
cycle is still in the future. The
Federal Reserve System is try
ing to hasten the upturn