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National Gallery Orchestra: Rich.
s. az s1 e:vor.S SSiu Mf Es.U maj
GALLERY 81 ART. PregrsH; Fine klelns
Naehtmpsik, X 526. Mozart; Quiet
Musle tor stllngs, ,op. o5, Reee:
E.s.n:o. .G n 7 FsSsild nsss
With the essential insredients
Of good music. two estimahle
sol0ists. and an exceptionally
line group Of string players In
| his National Gallery Orchestra,
Richard Bales conducted Q
thoroughly enjoyable concert in
the Gallery last night.
Mark and Nancy Ellsworth.
appearing as soloists In the
Bach Concerto for Two Violins.
turned In performances that
well justified their stepping
lmomentarily from the ranks Of
the orchestra. where Mr.. Els
worth usually sits in the posi-
llion Of concertnaaster and Mrs.
ellsworth occupies another po-
sition in the first violin section.
Their reading revealed tones Of
remarkably well-matched and
blended quality and the one
mess Of conception so essential
In playing the work. There was
occasionally cratic ensemble.
but It seemed 70 stem more
Ioften from the orchestra whose
bass lines were Allowed to lag
that fraction Of q second that
IN axes an accompaniment
sound annoyinsly loose ointed
Mozart. Bach. and Tchaikov-
sky, In their vastly different
manners. were al masters at
writing for string orchestras.
But their genius at orchestra
ton in no way detracted from
my enjoyment Of Gardner
Reads great skill in handling
the same medium in his Quiet
Music for Strings"
Reads style in the piece Is
unabashed 10th century ro-
manticism. and the sounds he
draws from the strings are all
chocolate coated velvet and
shimmertng liquescence. But
the piece distinguishes itself
admirably from cheap concoc-
tions BY the finest workman
ship and By Just enough re-
straint and astringency In the
harmony 70 keep one from
feeling guilty ct having con-
sumed too many musical GALE
ries. II was . pure delight
for me.
The orchestra sounded ex-
tremely good In the Read piece.
and their playing. especially
in the outer movements Of the
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Mozart serenade and the last
movement Of the Tchaikovsky.
was yet another indication that
Washington's orchestral re-
sources are fast becoming sec
ond TO none. The scintillating
humor OF the Mozart Rondo
and the driving propulsion. Of
the Tchaikotsky "Tema Rus
so" are among the things Mr..
Bales produces well. and the
performance Of these move-
ments last night was memoir
ably brilliant.
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Of the District West Point So
ciety. TO be held In the Fort
McNair Officers Club.
His topic viii be s'Present
Status of Project Vanguard
and its Outlook for the Fu-
ture."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06

out how 10 make the organ
sound rhythmic In contrapuntal
music by a Judicious use Of
agogics. her Bach will be more
convincing and more interest,"
ing.
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Vanguard Executive
To Be Speaker Here

DR.. John p. Hagen. director
OF the Nays Vanguard Prof.
ect. will speak at noon tomor-
row at the quarterly luncheon
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sNEWs or MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

"a star MUSIC NftItc
tiorence Miller. soprano. Earnest
Harrison, ohee; Werner Lywen. vio-
lin. Barbara Gorlien, violin; 0eorRe
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East Bexhill drive, Rock
Greek Hills, Bethesda, Mont
gomery County, Md.
SQ C. M. Hale Co., Inc,
~ builder; minimum
price, $49,500; 9705 Hillridge
drive, Rock Creek Hills, Ken
sington, Montgomery County,
Md.
40 Maryland Belt Park
~ way Development
Corp, builder; minimum
price, $23,500: 1000 Ellis
street, Forest Glen Estates,
Silver Spring, Montgomery
County, Md.
IN Frank Calcara. build
TV er; minimum price,
$26,950; 1896 Woodland
drive, The Valley subdivi-
sion. Silver Spring, Mont
gomery County, Md.
NJ Hunter Gardner,
TT builder; minimum
price, $32,500; 10202 Green
Forest drive, Hillandale For
est, Silver Spring, Montgom-
cry County. Md.
~ Douglas g. Fravel,
T& builder: minimum
price, Sal. 900; 5213 westpath
way. Fort Sumner Hills,
Montgomery County, Md.
"a Boyce L. Blackwell,
~ builder; minimum
price, $4,000; 6708 Tulip Hill
terrace, Tulip Hill. Bethesda,
Montgomery County, Md.
M Robert j. Toomey,
TT builder; minimum
price, $39.500; SOLO Onon-
daga road, Glen Echo Heights.
Montgomery County, Md.
NE w. C. & A. N. Miller,
To builder; minimum
price, $53,950; 5o01 Rock
mere court. Sumner, Mont
gomery County, Nd.
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81 Models
In Festival
Annual Stor event, opened
yesterday. ends Sept. 70
BY ROBERT J. LEWIS
Real Estots Editor Of The Stor

A BIG TURNOUT of visitors to the 81 Exhibit
Homes in this years Evening Star Fall Festi-
val OF Homes is expected today and tomorrow-frst
week end of the 1858 event.
The Fall Festival tours opened yesterday with the
announcement in The Star of the Of builders and
location of the model homes
Builders entering homes have agreed show them for
period through Sunday September g. This includes four
full week ends Homes will be kept for public inspection
from noon until dark daily and Sundays
Purpose of the annual Fall Festival observance
is to present models in single period trade
OF the home-ouildng industry the Metropolitan
Exhibit homes are listed below. Many models in
stable subdivisions Each home numbered keyed to
the area location this page Look the map to
hnd the general area you would like to visit Then check
the list for the address and builders read the
list first to find the homes that interest you then glance
at the map to find their general location.
Fridays and Saturdays during the Festival period pic
lures Of exhibit homes will in this section second
group appears today The map and list will also appear in
the Home and Real Estate Section appearing Saturdays
through the four Festival week ends Thus readers will
find map list and pictures in eight issues during the Festival
period
Names of builders minimum price of their homes the
address, and the Of the subdivision follow for each
exhibit:
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on Crestwood Construc-
Wv ton Corp. builder;
minimum price, $15,500;
6004 Attee'ntee road, High
land Park, Springfield, Fair
fax County, Va.
OF Edward R. Carr, Inc,
q. builder; minimum
price, $16,5O0; $500 block
Heming avenue, North
Springfield, Fairfax County,
Va.
% Kogod Berman. Inc.
GA builder; minimum
price, $l7,450; 6213 Lois
drive. Loisdale Estates,
Springfield, Fairfax County,
Va.
"a Banks g. Lee, Inc,
OO builder; minimum
price. $16,990; Fairchild st.
and Northrop rd.. Hybla VAL
ley, Fairfax County, Va.
on Stratfqrd Landing
CT Bldg. Corp, builder;
minimum price, $19,950;
1901 Vernon View I'd, Mount
Vernon district, Fairfax
County, Va.
OK Empire Engineering
OS Corp. of Virginia,
builder: minimum pric e!
$20,450; 1912 Vernon View
dr., Potomac Valley, Mount \
Vernon, Fairfax County, Va.
OK William B. Rowe, jr.,
OO builder; minimum
price, $23,500; River road,
Broadwater Estates, Oxon
Hill. Prince Georges County,
Md.
OF Schwager Broth ers,
W builder; minimum
price, S27,95O; Broad Greek
dr., Broadwater Estates, OK
on Hill. Prince Georges
County, Md.
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NZ Cavalier Construction
TS Co., builder; minimum
price. $30,950; 1904 Marbury
road, Pineview subdivision,
B e t h S d a, Montgomery
County, Md.
III r. H. Best, Inc,
TT builder; minimum
price, $4,000; 5804 Lennox
road, Kenwood Park Be-
thesda, Montgomery County,
Md.
no Kettler Brothers, Inc,
tn builder; minimum
price, $35.o00: 1908 Wildwood
road, Kenwood Park, Bethesda
Montgomery County, Md.
40 Murphy g. Son, Inc,
II builder; minimum
price, $23,950; 7 Earnestine
street, Dominion Estates, Nc
Lean, Fairfax County, Va.
E0 William Morrison,
~ builder; m inim u m
price, $4,000; Macarthur
boulevard and Arizona ave-
nue. NV, Wilmor subdivi-
sion.
Ct K g. G Construction
- Co., builder: minimum
price, $21,500; Ray Park Es-
tates, Prince Georges County,
Md.
20 Wellesley, Inc, Ed
- ward M. Perkins,
builder; minimum price, $18,-
900; Edmonston I'd. and We'll
lesley drive. College Park Es-
tates, College Park. Prince
Georges County, Md.
"a w. Evans Buchanan
- g. Co., builder; mini
mum price, $15,500; 102
Greenhill road and Green
dale place. Lakewood sub
division. Greenbelt, Prince
Georges County. Md.
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, list first to find the homes
at the map to find their gem
Fridays and Saturdays {
lures Of exhibit homes will a
group appears today The m
the Home and Real Estate
through the four Festival v
find map, list and pictures in
period.
Names of builders, minir
address, and the name Of Il
exhibit:
4 Henry Stoewe. builder;
y minimum price, $46,500;
Admirals way, Potomac Hunt
Acres. Potomac, Montgomery
County, Md.
q Pryme Co n structlon
A Corp, builder; minimum
price, $24,79O; 9811 Singleton
drive, Ashburton subdiiTT::sion,
Bethesda, M ont gom cry
County, Md.
q Southworth Construction
- Co., builder: minimum
80
price. $27.75O: 1918 Singleton
drive, Ashburton subdivision,
B e t h e d a, Montgomery
County. Md.
A Quality Homes. Inc,
y builder; minimum price,
$4,000; 9627 Singleton drive,
As1burton subdivision, Be-
thesda, Montgomery County,
Md.
& Kahn Construction Corp,
- builder; minimum price.
$24,990; 4406 Wadsworth
drive, Ashburton subdivision.
B e t h e S d a, Montgomery
County, Md.
x Saul Construction Co..
" Inc, builder; minimum
price, $4,000; 9608 Wads-
worth drive, Ashburton sub
division, Bethesda. MUntgom-
cry County, Md.
y L. @. Meltzer Associates.
= Inc, builder; minimum
price, S23, 800; 61i6 Lone Oak
drive, Ashburton subdivision,
B e t h e S d a, Montgomery
County, Md.
q w. Evans Buchanan g.
" Co., builder; minimum
price, $15,500; 13201 Dunbar
ton street, Yves Lynn, Rock
vile, Montgomery County,
Md.
q Wagman Construction
\ Corp, builder; minimum
price, $17,990; Adrian and
Aspen Hill road. Grande View
subdivision, Rockville, Mont
gomery County, Md.
IN Metropolitan H o m es.
~ Inc, builder; minimum
price, $17,590; 1902 Little
ton, Stoneybrook Estates,
Wheaton. Md.
II Naha m Construction
- Co., Inc, builder; min
imum price, $17,990; $4,000
London lane, English Manor,
montgomery County, Md.
~ Ed. Wilson, builder;
t& minimum price, $23,-
500; Layhill road, Wilson
Hills, Montgomery County.
Md.
Ia Tattrie and Levy, build
- ers; minimum price,
$20,950; Seibel drive, Peach
Orchard Heights. Burtons-
vile. Montgomery County,
Md.
In Edward A. Blick, Inc,
~ builder; minimum
price, $25,950; Colesville road,
Valleybrook, Silver Spring,
Montgomery County, Md.
TX Kaiss Construction,
Inc, builder; minimum
price, $4,000; 405 Valley
bfook drive, Springbrook
Estates, Silver Spring, Mont
gofnery County. Md.
TX Housing Development
~ Corp, builder: mini
mum price, $27,950; Beech
Tree road. Burning Tree VAL
ley, Bethesda, Montgomery
County, Md.
~ Merrimack Construc-
- ton Corp, builder;
minimum price, $24,250:
Burning Tree Valley, Be-
thesda, Montgomery County,
Md.
10 Edward F. Fry, Inc.
~ builder; minim UNI
price, $26,950; 1913 Valley
road, Hillmead, Bethesda,
Montgomery County, Md.
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River Ridge Estates, Oxon
Hill, Prince Georges County,
Md.
10 Clarence w. Gosnell,
- Inc, builder; mini
mum price, $22.65O; 418'Cro-
ton drive, Waynewood, south
ofAlexandria, Fairfax County,
Va.
"a I. C. Murray & Sons,
80 builder; minim u m
price, $4,000: 4l21 River
Bend road, River Bend, Prince
Georges County, Md.
IA Woodlawn Construc-
~ ton Corp, builder;
minimum price, $19,950; PIG
cambridge road, Holm Hall
Village, Fairfax County, Va.
TX Randolph D. Rouse.
- builder; minimum
price. $20,950; 814 Dewey
drive, Marl-Pat subdivision,
Fairfax County, Va.
TX Eckert & Frazer Con-
~ Struction Corp, build
er; minimum price, $23,500;
400 Midday lane, Hollinbrook
Park, Alexandria. Va.
TT Hillside Development
~ Corp, builder; mini
mum price, $4,000; 8 Kane
court, Shenandoah road and
K ane court, Shenandoah
Woods, Alexandria, Va.
10 wellington Homes,
~ Inc. builder; mini
mum price. $25.950; 800
Greenway road, wellington
Homes, Mount Vernon Me-
mortal boulevard, Fairfax
County, Va.
70 Regor. Inc, builder;
~ minimum price, S19,-
700; 1901 Mendoza place,
Bonney Park. Springfield,
Fairfax County, Va.
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Section appearing Saturdays
week ends. Thus, readers will
eight issues during the Festival
mum price of their homes, the
he subdivision follow, for each
10 Community Build ers,
~ Inc, builder; minimum
price. $16,990: Holiday Park,
Viers Mill road, Montgomery
County. Md.
On Inwood Construction
&V Corp. builder; min
imum price. $24.990: 11I13
Easecrest drive. Easecrest,
Silver Spring, Montgomery
County, Md.
81 Rose Construction Co,
- builder; minimum
price, $4,000; l0908 Martha
drive, Burnt Mills Manor.
Silver Spring. Montgomery
County, Md.
ID Sim I'm S Construction
$50 Corp. builder; min
imum price, $1,000 1904
Spruell drive, Bancroft Park,
Kensington. Mont g emery
County, Md.
"a Connecticut Avenue
- Park. Inc, builder;
minimum price, $21, $50; 1000
1nwood avenue, Parkway sub
division, Silver Spring, Mont
gomery County, Md.
IA Kay Construction Co..
AT builder, minimum
price, $50; Kemp Mill
Estates, Silver Spring, Mont
eomery County, Md.
Ok Dan ostrow. builder;
- minimum price, $50.
600; 821 University boule-
ward, Forest Knobs, Silver
Spring. Montgomery County,
Md.
TX Harrison Construction
~ Co.. Inc, builder: min
imum price, $14,950; 1904
Montrose avenue, Laurel
Hills, Laurel, Md.
17 Hampshire Investors,
~ Inc. builder; mini
mum price, $1S,750; 1923
Corliss street, Oakview SUBJ
division, Silver Spring, Mont
gomery County, Md.
% Ken Freeman Corp,
DulQer; m n / m u m
price. $32, 500; S4Os Westmont
terrace, Bradley Park, Be-
thesda, Montgomery County,
Md.
20 Bradmoor Corp,
~ builder; minimum
price. $23, 800; 1901 Madison
street, Bradmoor, Bethesda,
Montgomery County, Md. \
an Briggs Investment
~ Corp, builder; mini
mum price, $21,590; 1922
Orleans way. White Flint
Park, Bethesda, Montgomery
County, Md.
al Newport Hills Con-
- struction Co., Inc,
builder: minimum price, 500
400; 1924 Newport Mill road,
Newport Hills, Kensington,
Montgomery County, Md.
% Structo Homes, Inc,
- builder; minimum
price. $19,950; 10709 May
brook avenue, Kensington,
Montgomery County, Md.
"a Breewood Develop
- ment Corp, builder;
minim m price, $20,450;
10000 Greenwood road, Bree-
wood Manor, Silver Spring,
Montgomery County, Md.
al Southern Engineering
~ Corp. g. o. F. C. Corp,
builder; minimum price, $18,-
$50; Garrett Park Estates,
Bethesda. Montgome cry
County, Md.
Ak Floyd j. Collins, Inc,
~ builder; minimum
price, $17.950; Garrett Park
road and jolly way, Garrett
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
Gus District Training School Rings The Bell
Education In Fraterna|ism

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - 1t was
with pleasure that I spent
Saturday, June 7, 1858, at
the Croatian Center, Millvale,
Pa, as one of the Aliquippa
Lodge 423 Delegates to the
first district CFU Training
School for Lodge and Nest
Officials.
Sponsored by the West
orn Pennsylvania United
Lodges Of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, the School
attracted = surprisingly
large "student body"
No matter where I chanced
to look that morning and af-
ternoon, l always ran across
a familiar face - the face of
this or that CF'U leader in
terested in learning as much
as possible about the Croa-
tan Fraternal Union and it's
portfolio of insurance certifi-
Gates.
Th e Society's Executive
Board deserves much praise
for un dertaking these
Schools, for here is the type
of forward thinking which
really carries weight.
Niggardly With Credit
Before proceeding with my
impressions of the June 7th
School, let me say this for the
record.
/ have been a CFU men,
ber for many years. During
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From The Island of Brac To Gulf of
immigrant From Damafia Crowned bi|oxTs Shrimp Kinu

BILOXI, Miss. - It's quite
a little distance from the is
land of Brac in the historic
Adriatic Sea to the pictur-
esque Biloxi peninsula on the
semi-tropic Mississippi Gulf
Coast; and yet the 1858 Bi-
loxi Shrimp King has made
the transition with respect to
the "Old Country" and sue
cessful enterprise in h S
American home town.
Steve M. Sekul left his
birthplace of Bobovisce, Brae,
off the mid-coast Of Dalma-
tia, at the turn of the CEN
tury to find his way to the
waterfront community of Bi-
loxi, which was beginning to
make a name for it's place in
the sun as a shrimp catching
and packing center.
George Dunbar, an Or
leanian who found a way
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ada. .......,....,.. ....... .....
Our History Rich One
The June Z morning School
session was called to order by
bro. Joseph Rukavina, Pres
ident Of the Western Pennsyl-
vania United Lodges.
Following his brief outline
Of the procedure to be follow
ed, bro. Rukavina introduced
the School instructors -
bros. Supreme Secretary Jo-
seph Bella and Supreme Trea-
surer Martin Krasich.
AS the day progressed, still
others from the CFU Home
Office were to participate in
the discussions. They were
bros. Sick Benefit Dept Sec
retary John Ovcarich; DR.. F.
]. Arch, the Society's Medical
Examiner; and Bookkeeper
Anton Gregurich.
Bro. Krasich's first sub
ject was q condensed but
extremely interesting COW
+ erage of the 64-year-old
history Of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
While the "Old Timers" in
attendance were more or less
acquainted with the rich his
tory of the Society, the
younger Delegates listened
with rapt attention to bro.
Krasich's nutshell" review
of the annals Of the CFU -
(Greater Pitt p. 1O)
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Israel which is on the sidelines in the pres
ent crisis. It is not the revolutionary force
of Nasserism. The paramount issue is Rus
States military power stationed on her
southern flank. We can never, think, un-
derstand the inwardness of the Middle East
ern crisis unless we recognize that what we
consider military containment Of the So
Wet Union, Moscow is bound to regard as
a military menace to the Soviet Union.
- Walter Ippmann
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mettle.
Among these was young
Steve M. Sekul.
Old SlavOnian Order
The newly chosen Biloxi
Shrimp King will succeed Cap
tain Martin Fountain, 1857
king, who was selected a year
ago by the Fleur de Lis So
ciety.
The choice Of King Sekul
was announced by General
Chairman DR.. Peter Pavlov
of the Biloxi Shrimp Festival.
On the night of Satur-
day, June 7, King Sekul
greeted the new Biloxi
Shrimp queen at the an
nual coronation ceremonies
which were staged at the
home of the Slavonian As
sOciatOn of St. Nicoi.
(BilOxi's p. 1O)
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charge approximately one.
fourth of a cent per mile more
for it's use than is charged in
Pennsylvania.
In Pennsylvania and Ohio
the speed limit in the daytime
is set at IS miles per hour.
Gary In A New Light
After tn e Pennsylvania
mountains are left behind, the
way is almost completely lev
el, with small exceptions near
Cleveland, but the scenery is
extremely attractive, with
rich, neat farms.
The Indiana Turnpike is one
Of the newest of sue h
throughways, and is built on
the model of the Ohio Turn.
pike.
After seven hours riding,
we came to the suburbs of
Gary. Here we ran into rain.
Greatness p. 10Y
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championship is heated affair, with the
Society's 3rd Vice President, Math Kovace-
vich, Los Angeles, still the man to beat in
the stretch.
Ironically, bro. Kovacevich is at the top
of the CF'U's National League recruiting
heap whereas his citys once feared Dod-
gers are at the bottom of the N. L. base
ball ladder
AS 60 the New York Yankees in the
American League race (?), so goes Danica
Markusic, Schumacher, Ont, Lodge 895, at
the other end of the CFU's Campaign line
- Canada.
She was credited with 519 Points as of
Aug. 1 to lead her nearest rival Torontos
Michael Mijatovich, by the almost insur-
mountable margin of 1O3 Points.
Which is precisely what the Yankees
are doing in the American League = lick
ing them and making them like it.
And as the Yankees threaten to 90 on
to regain the World Series championship
they conceded to Milwaukee back in Octo-
Der Of 1857, so threatens sister Markusic
to emerge at the end of this two-year re-
cruiting drive as the Croatian Fraternal
Unions Continental Campaign champion.
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From Pittsburgh To Port Arthur Ontario Il
Covering The Natl GU Beat
BY v. l. Mandich
Supreme President

THE MIDDLE of June, I
! journeyed by automobile
from Pittsburgh to Canada,
and some western states, Wis
iting our members.
I represented the Society
officially at several lodge
functions along the way, and
I promised that 1 would write
in detail about my trip, which
covered close to 5000 miles,
and about the lodge and So
cial conditions in which I
found our membership.
The first part of our trip
took us from Pittsburgh
over the Pennsylvania
Turnpike to Ohio, then
over the Ohio Turnpike to
Indiana, and then by the
Indiana Turnpike to the
suburbs of Chicago.
We covered 465 miles with
out one traffic light, and if
we had had sufficient gasoline
we could have gone nonstop
from the suburbs of Pitts
burgh until we reached the
suburbs Of Chicago.
Pennsylvania Turnpike
The Pennsylvania Turnpike
was the first such superhigh-
way to be built in America.
The state of Ohio built it's
turnpike almost 20 years af-
ter Pennsylvania, and now
travelling is much easier and
safer by turnpike in Ohio
than in Pennsylvania.
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Riding by automobile in the
daytime through Pennsylva-
mia or Ohio by turnpike one
does not notice much differ
ence, but it is Immediately no.
ticeable when travelling by
night.
In Pennsylvania, tn e
lights of the oncoming veh-
icles blind the driver.
The engineers who planned
the Ohio Turnpike removed
this danger by providing a
wider medal strip between
the two lanes, and the road
way itself, particularly on the
curves, is sloped in such a
way that the driver is never
blinded by the lights Of the
vehicles travelling in the op-
posite direction.
The builders of the Ohio
Turnpike accomplished this
at a much greater expendi-
ture, but then they also
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Canton Prexy, Family
Settle In Larger Home

CANTON, Ohio - This is
to inform the members OF
CFU Lodge 514 that Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bozurich have
moved into a larger home,
where. they hope to entertain
many of their old and new
friends.
Their new address ID
2418 HarmOnt Ave., n. e.
Canton 5, Ohio.
Bro. Joe is President OF
Lodge 514 and sis. Harriet is
Recording Secretary and the
Lodge 514 Bowlers' Sec'y.
. If the AFL-CIO meets Us
(Longshoremen) h e a do n,
we'd knock the stuffings out
of them. We'd fight on their
own ground and win.
- Harry Bridges