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Visits Relatives

Mrs. Fannie B. Ore, one Of
Robbins leading business wom-
en-, has just returned from a
short vacation in Marshaltown,
Iowa. While there she visited
her relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ore is co-owner and OPP
orator of the Community Grill
and Bar at 1901 Claire blvd.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-31
Esther Day Services

Victoria Chapter No. 1873,
Order of the Eastern Star here
by extends a cordial invitation
to the public to attend Esther
Day Services to be held at
Wheeler Chapel Church, 3517
West 18TH street Sunday, June
1st, 1858 at 800 pm.
Mrs. lola LittlejOhn is w. M;
Mr.. Sylvester, W.P. and Mrs.
Bertha L. Hendricks, Sec'y.
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Thumb Tuck Winner

Do you know the Thumb Tack
winner for this week?
10 uos '9nueAg GugqIV 8OSeI
"Lr 'uosY0gf lIoAosooH 81 OH
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Cleveland Choir viii
Travel Via Own Bus To
Qup Anniversary Fete

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
next appearance of the "Bal-
kan" Singing Society will be
in Aliquippa, Pa, at the 25th
Anniversary Celebration of
the "Jadran" Singing Society
on Saturday, May 81.
We will leave the Croa-
tan Home, 6314 st. Clair
Ave., at 1000 am. by bus
and should arrive there at
1880 pm, giving us time
to browse around before
the concert begins at 700
pm.
We will return the same
evening, leaving there about
1900 midnight, after the
dance.
Anyone wishing to 60 with
us can do so by contracting the
Secretary, Maria Procer, al
AC. 1-OO7O Immediately. The
cost Of the round trip will be
$500 per person.
You can be sure we will
have q lot of fun going and
coming and we have all
day Sunday to rest. So,
come and join us. You will
be I.lade quite welcome.
The Chorus also takes this
opportunity to thank all who
attended, sold tickets, worked
in the kitchen, in the refresh
ment room, served tables, and
everyone else who participa-
ted in our May 4th affair to
make it q success.
Maria Procer, Sec'y.
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Mark Petrovich
To Enter College
Lodge 677 Halls
High School Star

LOS ANGELES - CFU
E.S. Lodge 677 is happy to
welcome into it's ranks bro.
Mark Franklin Petrovich, a.
transferee from Nest COZ.
Mark was born in Los
Angeles on August 26,
1941, the son of Frank and
Mary Petrovich, who them
selves are staunch suppor-
ters of the CrOatian Fra
ternal Union.
He has one sister, Madelyn,
who is now recording secre-
tary of the Lodge.
His grandparents, Markc
and Ana Cerkez of Los Ange'
les, are members of Lodge
1T and his paternal grand
mother, Manda Petrovich o
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program getting under way at
Z pm. EDIT.
The six guest choirs hail
from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Michigan.
From Pennsylvania will
come ''Rodoljub" of Johns
town and "Javor" of North
Side Pittsburgh; from Ohio
"Slavulj" of Cleveland,
"Strossmayer" Of YOungs-
town, and the recently or
ganized "Balkan" of Cleve-
land; and from Michigan
"Slavulj" of Detroit.
Each of these organizations
will present compositions OF
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NEW LEASE ON LIFE FOR CHI COMM.
Fresh Start June |
For Midwest Units
Central Committee Of Greater Chicago Lodges
VIII Concentrate On Reactivating Membership

CHICAGO - On the initi-
ative Of the members Of "Hr-
vatska Sloboda" Lodge 80 Of
the Croatian Fraternal Union,
q meeting was held on May
8, 1858, for the purpose of
reorsanizing the Cent? a !
Committee of CFU Lodges in
Chicago.
At this meeting the repre-
sentafves of the Chicago
Lodges elected bros. Joseph
N. Bszdaric and Bozo F. ORA
zan Is Temporary President
and Secretary, respectively.
A decision was adopted
that another meeting be
held Sunday, June 1, at 2
pm. in the Croatian Ma
tional Sokol Home, at 1903
OF So. Racine Ave.
All of the lodges of Chi
cago and vicinity are asked
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Chicago, Is also a member OF
the CFU.
Mark is a senior at Monte
bello High School and is very
active in school affairs.
He is secretary Of Athle-
tics; member Of the school
Senate, Pep Commission, Key
Club, Interclub Council in var
sity tennis and basketball.
He Is also active In the
community, having played
Junior League Baseball for
the past 5 years.
His immediate plans include
high school graduation this
June, and entering Whittier
College in the fall. He intends
to major in Political Science
and History.
We Of Lodge 677 wish Mark
the best of luck and success.
Jacqueline Surina, Scribe
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United South Chicago Lodges Printing
For Third Annual CFu Day Festivities
John Ovcarich Invited To Speak During
Celebration To Be Held Sunday, July 9Th

This will be his first visit
to our colony a. q CFU Off
cial, at which time he will
speak on various problems Of
tho Society, the present new
membership campaign, and
further advise those who have
not changed over TO the New
Sick Benefit Plan.
Entertaining music and
songs will be provided by the
Vidovich Brothers Taznburit-
"a Orchestra and there will be
an ample supply Of delicious
barbecued lamb and other 70
lid and liquid refreshments.
We invite all our CFU
members and friends Of the
AREA and Of our neighboring
state Of Indiana to Join ~ on
July 9Th.
Joseph vuoieh, Sec'y.
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Twelve 5O-Year Lodge Veterans Guests of Honor
Clarion 248 Members In 55tF Anniversary Fete June 1sf

have an opportunity to mark
such a milestone in our lodges
history and honor such de-
serving members Of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
We, therefore, cordially In.
vite our members Of Lodges
248 and 534 and all other
CTU members and friends OF
the area to join us June 1.
The committee, which is ex-
erting every effort to make
your visit a pleasant one, ex.
tends a very warm welcome,
friends and guests"
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Canton Members viii
Enjoy Life June 18th

CANTON, Ohio - The An
nual Picnic Of CFU Lodge 514
will take place on Sunday,
June 20, at Clemens Grove,
Georgetown Rd., NE.
The festivities will get an-
der way at noon, at which
time there will be, ready for
serving, barbecued lamb, cool
ing drinks, and the usual pic
mic refreshments.
To make this outing COM
plete the Star Tamburit3a
Orchestfa Of Massillon will
provide music for dancing
from 600 to 1000 pm.
We invite al our C.F.U.
members, friends, and those
Of other Slav nationalities TO
attend.
And II you're not a CFU
member, you don't know what
you are missing!
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to stop by the Valley Croa-
tian American Citizens Club
on Braddock Ave-, e. Pitts
burgh, where those Of our
members who have cars are
asked to stop and pick up
whomever is waiting for .
ride.
Try to be there between
the hours Of 1 and s pm.
A word Of caution; this II
the Memorial Day Weekend
and we ask you to be extra
careful on the highways
which will surely be more
crowded than otherwise.
And so, dear friends, We
now say goodbye until Sum
day, June 1, when we will say
hello and welcome" to you.
M.VR.
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50. CHICAGO, III. - AT
its annual meeting the joint
committee of the United CFU
Lodges decided, in addition to
other important issues, that
the 3rd Annual CFU Day will
Be held on Sunday, July 6, at
the Saban-Do grounds, To-
Gated between 96th and 9th
Streets, on Commercial Ave
nue., in So. Chicago.
This is the same site where
our first two celebrations
were held and is located a
cross from the Croatian
Home.
1t was also decided, u
unanimously, to invite bro.
John Ovcarich, Secretary
Of the CFU Sick and Dis
ability Department, to ad-
dress or guests
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lady and she became a mem
Der officially as Of April 1,
1858.
BY enrolling such a
young girl Of Croatian pa
rentage we are proving
that the Croatian Frater-
nal Union Is . proper place
for all our young people Of
Croatian and other Slav
descent.
It did not take many words,
nor much time, to convince
Sandra and her parents that
there were future advanta-
ges and activities in the ranks
Of the CFU for her.
During my first visit at
their home, she signed the
application for CF'U member
ship.
Her father, Joseph, is al.
ready a member Of the CFU
and I am certain that her
mother will also join soon.
Her father first became
affiliated with the CFU
when he joined Lodge 1872
in Painesdale, Mich, which
h tho region Of the Copper
Country where he and his
wife were born and raised.
Sandra 10 was born in
Highland Park, Mich, on
April 4, 1912. She lives with
her parents in Riverside, Cal.
ifofnia, and at present is q
sophomore at Riverside Poly.
technic High School.
After graduation she plans
to continue her education in
business administration.
Congratulations and best
wishes for future success tc
you, Sandra, and to your
wonderful parents.
Math K0vacevich, Rep
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Pathfinders Give SIS
To Junior Talnmie Fund

MILWAUKEE,, Wise. -
The CFU Mothers Club wish
es to thank the members and
officers of "Pathfinders" CFU
Lodge 731 for their $3.50
donation toward our Junior
Tamburitza Fund.
Your generosity II very
much appreciated, and we
hope that we may play for
your lodge someday to show
you our appreciation.
Mitzie Knafhc, Pres.
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Youngstown bb Picnic
Is Slated For June 1st

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
CFU Lodge 66 will stage it's
first Picnic Of the season on
Sunday, June 1, at the Gro
attain Home, 1912 West Fed
eral st.
Beginning at noon and
continuing until midnight,
there will be an abundance
Of hot barbecued lamb,
cooling liquids and enter
tainment in store for all
who attend.
We welcome all members
and friends Of CFU Lodge
66 and Of our neighboring
lodges to join us on this oc.
casion.
Frank Turkovich, Pres,
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Tire Hill Funds WIN
Merit SIS TRANSMISSION

TIRE HILL, Pa. - Th e
membership Of CFU Lodge
716 is hereby notified that
each member win be assessed
$.25 during the months Of
June and July In order to
bolster our lodge treasury.
We also wish to take this
opportunity TO urge more
members to attend our regu-
lar monthly meetings on the
first Sunday Of each month.
Mary Ruparcic, Rec.
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CLARION, Pa. "St.
George" CFU Lodge 248 will
commemorate its 55th Ami
versary and honor IL Of its
50 Year CFU members on
Sunday, June 1, at the Gro
attain Home on Maple Avenue.
The celebration will be in
form Of q program and ban
quet, beginning at 600 pm.
Tickets for the affair are 81
for adults and 81 for children.
Our II W-Year members
to be honored are Josip Lu-
ietich, Tfanjo Gajes. Ivan
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Medvidovich, Pavao Javor
MILO Tkalcich, Anton Marin
cic, Franjo Grisnik, Magda
Haramija, Maria ] a ksie
John Markovic, Jure Pavlak
and Mate Karin.
We will be very honored
to have as our guest speak
ers, representing the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union, bro.
v. I. Mandich, Supreme
President, and bro. Martin
Krasich, Supreme Treasu-
rer.
Il = very seldom that wt
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See You In School!

PITTSBURGH-The CFU's
2nd Training School for Lodge
and Nest Officials will be held
Saturday, juno 7, at the Gro
attain Center, off Babcock
Blvd, Millvale.
All Western Pennsylvania
Lodges and Nests which have
not a. yet sent the names Of
their Delegates to the Homo
Office at 3441 Forbes Ave.,
Pittsburgh Is, arc urged to
do 50 Immediately In order
that proper arrangements can
be made for the School.
Complete details will appear
here in the next issue Of the
Zajednicar.
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North Cal Units
In Annual Powwow
Getrge Glavas Is
Named Group Prexy

Named Group Prexy
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf
The Central Committee Of
the Northern California CFU
Lodges held it's Annual Meet
ing On April II, 1858, in
Sacramento.
As 9 result Of the elections
held at that time the officers
for I'll 3 coming year will be-:
President George Glavas,
Sacramento; Vice President
Tony Markov, Sacramento;
Secretary Madeline Pavlo-
vich, Wa t s sonville; and
Treasurer Peter Obad, San
Francisco.
Elected a. Trustees were
Anton Milina Of Oakland,
Robert Popovich Of Mountain
View, and Anna RadmAn Of
Sacramento.
Anyone wishing to COM
municate with the Committee
may write to the Secretary,
sis. Madeline Pavlovich, 2O4
Calabases Road, Watsonville,
Calf, or to the President,
bro. George Glavas, 1125 r.
Street, Sacramento.
Peter Obad. Pub.
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EAST PITTSBURGH, "a.
We wish to remind the
members and friends Of eau
rora" CFU Lodge 736 that a
Picnic will be staged on Sun
day, June 1, at the Balkan
Hotel Picnic grounds, Coul-
ter Road, McKeesport, Pa.
There will be lots Of hot
lamb, hot dogs, ham sand
wiches, cooling refreshments,
and also ice cream and candy
for the children.
We have engaged Don
Knezevich and his fine
tamburitza group to enter
tain you and your guests
throughout the day and far
into the evening.
Those, who have no means
Of transportation are asked
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bership drive and next year
marks the 65th Anniversary
of it's founding.
We feel that we will be
able to build our lodges and
nests much more effective
" through an active Gen.
tral Cor m mittee and
through 1t we will strength
On the Croatian Fraternal
Union.
Therefore, we urge each
and every lodge to send their
representatives to this impor-
tant meeting on June !.
Mail or phone the names OF
your representatives to the
Temporary Secretary, the un'
dersigned.
B0zo r. Drazan
1921 So. Airport st.
Chicago 8, Ill.
Phone Monroe 6-O310
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A|iquippa's "Jadran" Choir Will
Mark 18th Anniversary May 81
Editor, Barrister In
Speaking Roles During
Annual Mah.vaI Fiesta

STRUTHERS, Ohio - Just
a reminder to our CF'U Lod-
ges in the area that the Ma
honing Valley United CFU
Lodges 66, 100, 149, 185,
435, and 5O4, will hold their
Annual CFU Day on Sunday,
August 3rd.
The picnic site will be St.
Michael's Picnic Grove on
Shady Run Road in Youngs-
town.
Guest speakers for the
occasion will be Stephen F.
Brkich, English Editor, Za-
.jednicar, and Edward b.
Servov, CFU Legal Coun-
selor.
Music for the day will be
by the ever popular Pozega
Tamburitza Orchestra from
300 pm. until ?, and there
will be plenty of barbecuee
lamb and refreshments from
1900 noon and on.
We invite all our friends
throughout northeastern Ohio
and western Pennsylvania to
attend.
Vincent Radilovic, Sec'y.
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Sandra klihe|cic
Joins LA. Lodge
CFU "Veep" Signs
Lovely New Member

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
It gives me a pleasant privi-
lege to introduce to the men,
bers Of CF'U Lodge 1T, and
to all the members Of the
Croatian Fraternal Union,
Miss Sandra 10 Mihelcic.
I had the pleasure Of en-
rolling this charming young
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-. WaIC0f w. hOlaf -
special choosing for the occa-
sion under the batons of some
Of the most outstanding mas
ters Of choral music in the
United States.
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Juniors Await Debut
Only two speakers are sche-
duled to appear during the
program.
William J. Zivitz, President
Of the celebrant "Jadran"
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to send two or more repre-
sentatives to this session.
We are all aware of the
Importance Of having a strong
Central Committee of C.F.U.
Lodges in Chicago, especially
now when the CFU is in the
midst of a two-year men,
Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
"WelcOme Back!"
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group, Is to deliver the Ad-
dress of Welcome.
Speaking in behalf Of tho
community will be Thomas
Kostelich, President of the
Council of the Borough Of
Aliquippa.
A special highlight Of tho
Concert will be the first
public appearance Of tho
"Jadran" Junior Tamburit-
(Jadran Choir = p. 81
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Six Guest Choirs
At Quip Sonefest
Members Of "Jadran" Singing Society Primed
For Public Celebration Of Silver Milestone

ALIQUIPPA, Pa - Six nationally known out-of-town
gee clubs will appear here Saturday. May 3d. to participate
in Concert marking the 25th Anniversary of the Jadran
Croatian Singing Society.
The Concert and the dance to follow will take place
in the CIO Hall, sol Franklin Ave-, Ahquppa, with the
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
"25th For Jadran"; page 8 for
historical review Of choral or
ganization; page 8 for group
picture.
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East Pittsburgh "Auroras" Prepared
For June 1st Return To Social whin

Don Knezevich's Tamburitzans To Play
During Holiday Weekend Outdoors Fete
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Peter Obad, Pub.
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rummage sale. The public is la. vited.
 Items to be sold consist of cloth ing, toys, household items and miscellaneous articles. If anyone has donations towards this sale. please call Wilma Anderson. 554s; Betty Smith, 5l62; or Ruth Thompson. 3S53 in town. On the base please call Sadie O'Donnell. 543; Jean Newton, SIT; or Esther Drew, 420.
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8::3o-Meet McGraw 300 Suspicion 10:W-T This Is The Life 1o:3o-You Are There
 Tuesday 5:30-Test Pattern and Music 6:00-Zoo Parade 6:s1Looney Tunes 7:00-Tenn. Ernie Ford 7:30-It Could Be You 8:00-Phil Silvers S:30-Noak's Ark 9:00-Spike Jones 9:30-Paragon Playhouse 10:O0-Look Here 10:3OAComment
 Wednesday 5:00-Test Pattern and Music 5:30ALasSie 6:O0-Kim Clark 7:0O-Ozark Jubilee 7:30-It Could Be You 8:00-Ozzie and Harriet 8:30-Feature
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aek RIB t@ Meet Ak H.S. Next Friday

Pack 213 will meet at the High Seheof gym Friday, October 24 at Sss3e pm. for their monthly pack meeting.
 There will be a Halloween cos eaae party for the cubs and sheF families. All parents inter- sxsed in having their boys join euh scouts are cordially invited.
 Refreshments will be served and several prizes will be given fsr the costumes.
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YOU AVOID GLARE as new Mirror Matic rear-view mirror * eIec- ironically aims dazzle from the cars behind. Also new: the cour- teous Automatic Beam Changer *.
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s::so Silent Service 9:0o-Feature 10:3o-Conrad Nagei Playhouse
 Sunday 1:30-Test Pattern and Music 2:00-To Be Announced 4::30-The Great Challenge 5:30ABooks For A Sunday After
 noon 6:00-Jack Benny 6:30-Godfrey and Friends 7:00-Dennis Day 7:30-This Is The Life 8:00-Chevy Show / 9:00-Dress Blues 9:30-Stars of Jazz lo:o0-Into The Night
 Monday 5:30-Test Pattern and Music 6:00-Fury 6:30-Western Marshall 700 -Tele-Sports 7:30-It Could Be You 8:00-Burns and Allen
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Saturday 1:30-Test Pattern and Music 2:O0-To Be Announced 5:3O-Armed Forces Screen Mag
 azine 6:O0-Parole 6:30-Looney Tunes 7;00-Country America 8:0O1The Falcon
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Elan Rurnn1age Sale

A xunamage sale will take place aa the USO in town on Friday, October 24, starting at g am. un- sd 3 pm. The Kodiak Island Navy Wives Club is sponsoring this
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 Teams with Pmouhs magic PushBuon Drives The buttons are now grouped conveniently new Master Control Center
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9:s0CorOlaet Film lo:m-Boxing

e::s0 Cofonet Film lo:oo-Boxing
 Thursday 5:3o-Test Pattern ana Musie 500 Roy Rogers
 6:30-Looney Tunes 7:00AThin Man ; 7:3o- Highway Patrol - 8:00-Men of Annapolis , B:3O- O-Divorce Court (. 9:30-I've Got A Secret 10:00- -Schlitz Playhouse 10:30-Whats The Name of PAas
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 Friday 5:30ATest Pattern and Music 6:00-Mr. Wizard 66:30-Crunch and Des 700 Boxing | 800 Court of Last Resort :. 8:30- Talent Scouts 9:00-Traffic Court 9:3O-Adventure Tomorrow l0:o0-Juke Box Jury
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-07

ing, always borrowing money,
always meeting a new man. She
asked me If she was boring me,
and, without looking away from
Burnside, I said no. She talked
on and on, pulling the hem
down a half inch, lingering the
watch, wringing the hands.
brushing away an imaginary
fleck of hair.
The last time Dot asked for
$50. Miss Wattles gave it and
said it was final. Dot said I'm
no good Miss Wattles said oh
yes you are, you're going to
start a new life. The tears came
to Dots eyes and she said /
will, I will. This ! will.
Rigney walked up and down
the baseline with his hands in
his back pockets, head thrust
forward, Adams apple bobbing
as he watched the men Of the
San Francisco Giants. He be-
ieves in them. He has got to
make them believe in them
selves.
A Final Note
Miss Wattles lowered her
voice little was so surprised
that I turned to look at her.
The words were still tumbling
fast, but the tone was low and
the lips kept peeling away from
the snowy teeth. Dot went out
and blew the $50 on a new
dress. Miss Wattles heard about
it and became angry.
She phoned Dot just to let
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BY PHIL YEAGER and
JOHN STARK
Special writers for The star


Junk mail bothers q lot of
people. including the postman.
But there doesn't seem to be
a whole lot most Of us can do
about 1t except to reject the
junk daily as 1t is delivered, or
write our Congressman.
Junk mail" is the term given
to the tons Of advertising which
show up in your mailbox, espe-
cially the occupant" mail which
does not even make the pre-
tense Of knowing who you are.
but is simply mailed to the
occupant at the address where
you happen to be.
Not long ago a Washington,
d. c., substitute mailman.
Harry E. Beard. got fed up
with all the Junk" he was ex-
pected to deliver, so he dumped
200 pieces of it in the Potomac
River. Unfortunately for Mr..
Beard. a Harbor Patrol boat
happened to be going by and
caught him. He was arraigned
on charges of destroying the
mails.
Defendant Had Sympathy
It is safe to say, though, that
Mr.. Beard was one of the most
Sympathetically viewed de-
PENDANTS ever to appear in
court-at least in the eyes of
junk mail recipients.
If you don't want to receive
mail Of this kind, what can you
do about it?
Postal regulations say that