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FARMS
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1000 ACRES
UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY


ACRES
Attractive country farm
house, .compl. mcdernized,
lss.n hysns room. dinins
fnOO% ] s s'sSssn; "a ,I Sssh sst Ra
OIL heat. Located on hard
road. near ACC. rs miles
downtown Washington. Ask
ing price $40 800 ttermSl.
$50 ACRES
stock larm-au4 acres
crop land. SO acres alfalfa.
~ acres permanent pasture,
remaipine IN hay. = streams,
bank barn. usual houses, old
slave quarters Main house,
4 rooms. : baths, central
heat; scod lqeatien' g miles
seem s. appointment p 8 Sa1 onl g
excellent value
s2A ACRES
Farm estate. early Amer
team t9th-century brick
country home; excellent
view OF Sugar Loaf Noun
tam, with streams. meadows
anu woodland Located ON
Rte. rs, Home has ) bed
rms random width doors.
hreplaees bath ana oil heat.
All necessary buildings for
farming operations inelud-
ms tenant house, barns.
machinery shed. SmokehouSe
and good feneing Property
shown BY appointment.
Price. &tO0. 600
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
Call l.. A, ARERcROMBIE.
Diamond a-353i
Randall II. Hagner g. Co.
1891 Com. Ave. NV. De, 1880
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CADILLAC 800 Coupe De Vile. this
power throughout. Seems n be.
lieving has low mileage. Make g
reas. offer. IKE. $4,000.
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|RANSON MOTOR co.

eals GA AVE NV r Hse sseeToii
CADILLAC 81 Sedan de VILE:
beautiful surf green finish, radio,
heater, hydramatie Transmission.
power steering and brakes, electric
windows and seat, General Motors
air conditioning, Continental kit:
company ofhcial car Immaculate
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
SUBURBAN SHOPPING CENTER
bETHESDA: MD: OF; 6.77OO
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LEE D. BUTLER INC
CADILLACS
S195 DOWN
Carr Discount
Sth AND MASS NV.
DI. 1882

CADILLAC 81 coupe. baby niue:
fully EQUIP with w tires
tlaS weekend special only
NORTHWEST MOTORS
t4ni Conn. Ave NV. wo. e-5sS4
CADILLAC 1857 Coupe Dc vile:
sniss, Al power equipment OIL
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cHEy. 80 eepv. VS.; power-paeksd.
THXCKER Nor RS
18th and r. ]. Ave. NE. La. 6-e630
CnEy. '66 "2lV' 1-cylinder 2-dr.
station wagon; light green. 5000
miles. p0werglide and heater; 1
owner Si,406 or best offer. OIL.
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AuT0MoRILEs FoR SAFE

CADILLAC 1887 Coupe De vile;
baby blue and cloud white. Ali.
power equipped. incl, hydra; T. and
b.. wv. tires full price. So .095
Can DnAnee for 80 mos. for small
down payment
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CnANTILLY AREA--sa aeres.
BULDERs ATTENTION : Bea

BUILDERS ATTENTION = beaut
snal estate type lots on sentiy
way between GA Langley site ana
the neW proposed chanttlls air.
port. Just OF Rte :, B,aek-top
SITS and public water supply VIII
subordinate IN part W W,
PLAcKMAN. INC. "A. s-S33s.
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BUICK SIS Century cow: fully
equipped with power steerlng. pow
er brakes. dynanow, r.. h., Wv.
tires. custom all-leather interior;
finished IN Arctic white with Flori-
do green top. stock No. SCI 3b-A.
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HORNER'S CORNER

Buick AIDI0WN nEALkR
iii ttth 81. NV Dl. T-Jaa3
BUICK SIS Century l-dr. sedan:
power ttsertng. dyna.. = ana /.
Sl.5H9 HORNERS CORNER. 80
Years Q Buick Dealer. Pa ave
ne az 6th. II d-6Aa.l
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cMEyRoLET SO pei Ar hardtop
etc Exceptionally good cond.
~ $50. Az, 1.2a2a ewes
cHEvRoLET 10 4-drj 4 real
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HORNER'S CORNER

AOnNEM y OOnNEh
BUICK MIDTOWN DEALER
I'LL l4th 81, NV DI. 7-3aaa
CADILLAC 81 coupe. cleaning
black fully equipped. power steer
sssSoSG;0 c Gee s SIssss very clean
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
icea e2nd 81. NV. Re. 7-s0OO
CHEVROLET "a 4-dr. de luxe mod
81 powerglidei q real clean car.
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cH0ICE BLDG. sITE. city water.
81 300 Terms. 50xi50 n ] mi.
N. OF Lanham. 3rd 81. Hynesboro.
g Co HE 4;3S sue eyes, HA.
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AkerS Olds-Cadillac Co

t11UIII Nohh. ave. NV. WO. d-btihI
CADILLAC 81 hardtop. We are
Offering this prestige car for only
$3.50. We also have . so Cadillac
hardtop for $500 Both In good
sonai!ion
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800 ACRES on Goose Greek Just
above dam. ldeal ior children
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Jack Blair

Maryland's LARGEST Spartan Dealei
White Plains. Nd. West t-4o7l
{ Nj. North Of Ia Plata on Rte. 30l
ePARIAN--sPARcRAHT
NASHUA--FAN
NINA Approved Park
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HORNER'S CORNER

CHEVROLET '5s Bel Air 4-dT. sed /:
r re- and white. and b, powsf-
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loyal MOTORS, INC.
TAKOMA FORD

e7es Pinty Br Rd.. 8 9. 10 $4,000
BUICK IS Century sport sedan:
2-tone nnish: r. and b.. seat COW
Sl.a4s MONTGOMERY sTUBBs.
Mercury Dealer. 3TiS Blndens-
burg I'd. AP. 7-e0.a. Open eyes
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'' HII0SlRsMEERs,SSse CORNER

HORNER'S CORNER
BUICK MIDTOWN DEALER
I'LL i4th 81. NV, ID. 7.aoaa
CHEVROLET $50 "2iO" VS. q
S SSSy ''siiss Ss 'fEao5SIosd l SHs az
RoLET, 5000 Ga, ave, 3. g.,
Md. JU, D.7aab,
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90 ACRES Of wooded mountain
land. deal for hunting or summer
retreat. on State-maintatned I'd
lovely view: springs: nea, H., P9T rs;
LAND CO. Realtor, JE 4-4040
Open 2 I'll p
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I-ACRE LOT within so yards oil
city water. siopes sllghtly 70 rear
unusual value IN Pals Church
Vienna, Va area 81 500, terms
DILLON LAND CO Resltor, JE
4AOaO 0f,e0 n ftfi -
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APaRTNFNT oRoIND. n a

adjoining Fort Myer - kdicinins
parcels totsling 3s 900 "a H.,
1oned RA6-l5 Owners will sub
ordinate. will sell all or part. Gail
HOLLY REALTY. $500 Lee hwy d.
KE. S-S35a
LOTs, Prince OeorgeS County,
or 20 IN several locations LRe
and small Many with all utiis. and
streets. Prom ~ 0O0 to ~ 500.
Terms. 7. p. BURGESS. REAL
Tor. Rk 5000 I'll :
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KIRBY'S KORNER

Arlington's Dodge. Plymouth Dealer
1--WE Don't TTy-"We aatisfy,
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Three Pitt Groups In
Hiqh Time June 18th AT
Croat Center, Mi|IvaIe

PITTSBURGH - "Slobo-
da" CF'U Lodge "a, KSKJ
Lodge 1853, and "Bratska Slo-
ga" will sponsor their third
United Picnic on Sunday,
June 20, at the Croatian Gen.
ter, Millvale.
Music will be provided by
the well known Greyko
Tamburitza Orchestra, un-
der the direction of Mr..
John Gregurich.
Transportation to the picnic
and return will be furnished
free of charge throughout the
day. The service will be from
the Bratska Sloga Hall, 146-
44th St., Pittsburgh.
John Naglich, Sec'y.
CFU Lodge "a
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Lifes Like That When Parents Don't Think
Know The Father Couldn't Afford To Bury Dead Mousse

seven months dues. Only your
CFU can boast Of such a rec
ord Of true fraternalism.
Learn And Profit
Many Of our members take
this incompatible liberality
for granted.
But many others are aware
of it's uniqueness and fully ap-
preciate it. This appreciation
is characteristic of a broad
cross-section of our member
ship, young and old, male and
female.
To use but one concrete ex-
ample-just a few days ago
we received a request for
membership from a youthful
applicant out in our strong
Chicago colony.
The proposer, the one
who convinced this young
girl to apply for affiliation
with our great CFU, was
Sally Hutchings, 13 year
old member of Nest 102.
(Junior Jottings - p. 1O)
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funds for our junior activi-
ties.
Distance Means Nothing
LAM Papadol is working
feverishly every Thursday at
the Croatian Hall, $50 So.
Ford Blvd, with some 80 jun
ior members, teaching them
many native Yugoslav kolos
and songs,
We invite parents TO take
their children to these re-
hearsals. From what we hear,
parents are just as eager to
join in for some fun and re-
taxation.
With your participation
and the committees enthusi-
asm, let's knit our many tall
ents together and bring joy,
love and brotherhood to our
young nest members.
At our last committee
meeting, 5 delegates of
Lodge $50 in Fontana ira
yelled over 60 miles to par
F, ticipate in our great work.
We invite you to be on the
lookout for further news Of
our work in the Croatian and
English Sections of the Zee.
Agnes Daniels, Pub.
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Milwaukee Mons
Prep For Funniest
Youngsters Urged
To Rise And Shine

MILWAUKEE, - The CF'U
Mothers Club will sponsor a
Picnic on Sunday, June 20,
at Elm Point Grove on South
9th and West Grange Ave.
Those who do not have cars
can come to the Picnic by
taking the College Ave. bus
on South 9th st.
There will be plenty of re-
freshments, including the de-
licious homemade sausage
which is prepared by our Club
members.
Our club and tamburit-
"a youngsters will also re-
ceive a free treat of hot
dogs and pop.
For the entertainment Of
our guests there will be mu-
sic for dancing and card
games.
Our many friends of the
area are invited to attend.
Remember, there will be no
meetings held during the
months of July and August.
See you at the Picnic on June
29th.
MitZie Knaflic, Pres.
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Society's Scholarship Foundation A
Dream Come True For Younger Members
Tremendous Program Will Be Launched
To Make Operation Education" Success

CONTINUED From Page y
rently with the application for
the Charter, and the granting
thereof, the application to the
District Director will be made.
This brings me to the Sec
ond phase of this interim re-
port. AS I indicated to you
previously, thirty-four (34)
Honorary Directors and In
corporators have been chosen
to assist the activities of the
Scholarship Foundation.
This list is headed by the
internationally reno wned
sculptor and our most dis
tinguished Croatian, Pro-
fessor Ivan Mestrovic, who
is now at the University of
Notre Dame at South Bend,
Indiana.
Elsewhere in today's "a
jednicar, the English Editor
is publishing the text of Pro-
fessor Mestrovic's letter.
All of the active incorpora-
tors and directors of the cor
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PITTSBURGH - In our
day to day routine receipt of
correspondence we find many
interesting and re v e a in 6
items which can be utilized to
good advantage in pointing
up the value of insurance, and
particularly CFU insurance.
There was, for example,
a recent letter from a Nest
manager, explaining the
reason for a junior men,
ber's suspension.
In very pithy language ..
II hate to suspend this certi-
ficate because I know the ia
ther couldn't afford to bury
a dead mouse let alone a child
should, heaven forbid, disas-
ter strike" our conscientious
field worker aptly describes
the fallacy of lapsing a CFU
certificate.
And, it would seem that
those who can least afford to
be without the benefit of pro-
lection are the first to avail
themselves of this false econ
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lNext: - True Meaning of Your Membership
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BY Michael Grasha
. Junior Order Director -
omy.
Great Waiver Record

Great Waiver Record
Some thirty thousand CFU
Junior Term members are,
right now, enjoying the ben.
eft of full coverage ION the
house., yes, at CFU expense
AS for the past full quar-.
ter of a century the Junior
Order Department has, this
year again, waived five full
months of Term dues for all
those who were on our books
last December.
April, May, June, July
and August are your Term
bonus months - the period
when you reap a benefit
that no other organization,
commercial or fraternal,
can even begin to copy.
There is no one else who
can give you a full years pro
lection for a payment of but
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So all of together must to it that Scholar
ship Fund Campaign is successful.
The Children's Home Has Fulfilled Mission
We have intention of going into detailed history of
Chldrens Home, for that subject alone would fill
entire volume.
However, since this is vital, humanitarian phase of
the work of the Croaan Fraernal Union, think it
cessary to bring out certain important happenings and to
bring into the order of business the question of the future
Of the Childrens Home.
The Childrens Home was really started in 1915, in
Chicago, Illinois, with the founding of organiza-
ton with the title "Assocation for the Maintenance of
CrOatian Orphans in America
In 1857 marked the 3Oth Anniversary of the date
when the first children received into Chdrens
Home The largest number Of children resident in the Home
that time the number of children has been dropping stead
lily until at present. there about 30 children in the Home
A Question For 1859 Convention To Solve
In all these years. our Chidrens Home has been full
filling great function Approximately 500 children
tered and left it's portals.
Many of them prominent professional people,
radesen businessmen respectable fathers and mothers
And who say what they would be- if they had not been
sheltered and brought up the Croaan Fraternal Union?
To them Society is truly mother and there is not
member who has regretted having contributed his
or her small share to this noble institution.
1t proper here to give deserving tribute to the pio
neers OF this undertaking. and to the pioneers of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union
The Childrens Home, the property of the members
OF the Cr0aan Fraternal UniOn at has higher
financial value than anticipated. But it's hu-
manitarian value far exceeds it's financial value.
True there is no longer the urgent need for the Chill
dren,s Home as existed at the time of it's founding
It is difficult to foresee the future of the Childrens
Home it exists today It's future should be considered
carefully without prejudice and solution to this problem
should be sought with open mind in which the coming
1859 Convention will certainly have the deciding word
Nnxf. min ~ Won in\
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Queen Contest which will be
climaxed at the Fraternal
Day Celebration on August
81, at Puritas Springs Park
will be lovely Miss Esther Joy
Kasunic.
The daughter of Emil
and Faye Kasunic, Esther
lives at 212OO Lake Shore
Blvd.
Esther is 20 years of age
and a graduate of Euclid Sen
ior High, Class of Sc. She
participated in many extra
curricular activities in school.
She is now employed by the
Euclid Board of Education.
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poration / am sure will be
pleased to know that our re-
nowned Professor Mestrovic
has indicated his approval Of
our aims and purposes.
Endorsements Pour In
The Directors and myself
feel that his genius should
provide the inspiration for all
of our young people through
out America and Canada to
seek whatever goal in life
they may wish to strive for.
It will be one of the more
pleasant duties of the Editors
of the Zajednicar to publish
the life and work of our Hon
orary Dire c t or, Professor
Ivan Mestrovic.
You have already been
advised that the disting-
uished Matthew Braidech
has previously indicated his
acceptance.
Mr.. Braidech is one of the
worlds greatest living author
tiles on the cause of natural
disasters, industrial explo-
sions, and other similar prob
lens of mankind.
I have many letters in my
file from many other Honora-
ry Directors and Incorpora-
tors indicating their accep-
tance and approval of the pro-
gram and, if time and space
permit, I will be more than
pleased to request that the
Editors of our fraternal news
paper publish the same for
the edification of all of our
readers.
Very Difficult Task
The incorporators and N.Y.
self would like to state pub
licly that it was a very diff
cult task to select the Hon.
orary Directors and 1ncorpor-
ators from among the many
thousand worthy and disting-
uished Croatians and Slavs in
North America.
The persons who appear as
Honorary Directors and In
corporators represent only a
few of the great body Of dis
tinguished Croatians or Slavs,
and by no means is exclusive
ly confined to the particular
grouping which will appear in
the Charter.
Time, space and limitations
prohibit a more thorough ap-
praisal and selection.
I sincerely hope that by not
listing any particular person,
we do not offend any person
not so selected.
My task in this particu-
lar enterprise will be diff
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Southern California Membership
In "Accent On Youth" Proqrar
Esther kasunic
In Cleveland Race

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
"Strivers" CFU Lodge GIL
candidate in the Popularity
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Southern California Junior Talent
To Be Judged July 20 In Advance Of
Central Committees Aug. 24th Fete
Proceeds of Late Summer Festivities
To Be Earmarked For Future Promotion
Of Youth Program In Lower California

LOS ANGELES - The Annual Picnic Of the Central
Committee Of Southern California Lodges which will be
staged August "a at the Croaan Recreaona Center 1925
So Budong Ave, is beginning to into high gear
We have already submitted articles in the pages of the
Zaednicar about efforts to stimulate interest among
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the CF'U lodges on behalf OF
our junior members.
AS we indicated previously
the Central Committee is de-
voting it's time and energy for
the purpose of raising funds
to sponsor junior activities
that will bring to the people
of Los Angeles the culture of
the Slav people.
We know that II we
probe deeply into the lod-
ges we will discover much
talent that is not being pro-
perly utilized or apprecia-
ted.
Our aim is to uncover this
talent, encourage new talent,
help coordinate it and bring
it before the people of Los
Angeles to help fulfill their
esthetic needs in the field of
Slav culture.
We hope to do this by rails
ing money to assist in the for
nation of dance groups, tam
buritza ensembles, dra m a
groups, chorus, and other
such exciting cultural activi.
ties.
July 20 To Be 1T Day"
A letter has gone out to ou,
nest managers asking them t.
help us seek out the talen
that already exists in the
nests.
We have selected July 20,
1 pm, at st. Anthony's
Church as the date for all
Juniors to gather and exhibit
their talent.
A panel Of judges will be on
hand to select the most talen-
ted members who will per-
form at the August picnic, at
which time the committee will
give 4 prizes to the best and
most original participants.
First prize consists of
$1,000, second and third
$500 each, and fourth a
Yugoslav Folk Dance Al
bum.
Since July 20 is the regular
Lodge 1T meeting day, we
have obtained the first floor
hall 50 that parents, while at
tending the meeting, can leave
their children to participate
in the program contest.
AS was pointed out in the
letter the contestant must
perform something that will
uphold the Slav culture. 1t
can be a poem, dramatic reci-
tation, song, dance, instru-
mental number; anything that
represents the culture of our
people.
Seek Help Of Parents
1t was also pointed out in
the previous articles, written
by our former publicity chair
man, that this will bring a.
bout increased activity in our
lodges and better understand
ing among the youth and
their parents of Slav descent.
It will give the youth pride
in their heritage and better
understanding of the culture
of all peoples.
We ask all parents who
have talented children to
contact the nest managers,
so that their children's
names can be submitted to
the Talent Committee of
the Central Committee.
Jot down this date in your
calendar, July 20, 100 pm,
at st. Anthony's for the run
off of finalists in the talent
contest and remember Sun
day, August "a, the Central
Committee picnic to raise
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tion, I will constantly strive
to recognize our distinguished
citizens and members by max
ing certain additions to this
group.
Student Loan Provision
In future issues Of the 'Za-
jednicar" and through the
mails you will receive further
details and information con-
cerning the Scholarship Foun-
dation.
It is hoped that we will be
able to maintain a large fund
by soliciting, and accepting,
small and large contributions,
however made.
The Directors have inclu-
ded in the plan a Student
Loan provision in addition
to scholarship grants. We
have included the idea of q
self-perpetuating fund, the
possibilities of which are
enormous.
The Directors intend to fol.
low a very strict and rigid
policy which will be thorough
ly audited by National Autho-
rites in granting scholarship
aid based solely on merit and
need, without any other con
sideration whatsoever.
Investment Supreme
Too often, we think about
and worry about material in.
vestments, in stocks, bonds
and real estate.
There are other invest
ments which feed and nour-
ish the mind and the heart,
and actually contribute to the
bodily good health.
Make this cooperation with
the Scholarship Foundation
your investment in beauty
and kindness in the thousands
of others which should con-
stantly enrich you.
Invest in the apprecia-
ton of great art and mu-
sic; make this your own in
vestment in religious con-
temptation.
A small contribution or q
donation when sought and re-
quested from you as applied
to the purpose which we had
in mind anent this Founda-
ton will increase in value and
will never depreciate.
Charity Begins At -.
I like to consider my own
efforts in the establishment
of this Foundation and it's
purpose as my initial contri-
button to the success Of this
venture.
With that spirit in mind,
and as I have repeatedly ad-
vised the Supreme Board at
their last Session, the for.
nation, incorporation and
all of the costs incurred in
connection with the estab-
lishment of the Croatian
Fraternal Union Scholar
ship Foundation, Inc, were
met and will be paid by
your General Counsel.
Generosity like kindness be-
gins at home. Let us resolve
to bring to bear the full
Of all of our wealth.
and strength, and the might
Of the members of the Croa-
tians sFraternal Union of Ame-
rica, and friends and associ-
ates, and the intelligent use
Of the genius present in our
ranks as a means Of bringing
IN era Of symbiosis within the
great cultural family known
Is the Croatian Fraternal
Union of America