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increases.
Before it's all over it promises
to be quite lively argument.
X X X
ON TAKING 1T EASY-"Two-
thirds of the time that phone
rings" reports Thurgood Mar
shall, chief counsel of the NAA-
CP, ''it's some friends begging
or Cabling me to slow down Qn
the fight against racism). Why
if l slow down anymore I'll be
running backwards"
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By JERRY O'LEARY, R.

THNHE GREEKS had word for most everything but
when 1t came TO the hippopOtamus they Just called
It q Lpyan monster ana let 1t 60 at that.
The Romans reckoned. with accidental correctness,
that hlppos were knfolk the pigs while the Bible
referred TO the river morse as the Behemoth-
There are two kinds Of hppopotamus on Earth today
and both kinds can be washington zoo-the
pigmy hippo and the common nlppopotamus. Over the
years. the Washington hippo tribe been consistent
producer OF baby hppos, AL named Gumdrop l, II. LII
and SO forth. The Zoo 0umdrops for trading
purposes with other
This does not bother the hppos who well content
long there is plenty water for walowing and
bales of hay tor those gaping jaws and hppo-ssed
appetites.
The pigmies are fairly creatures who lived In
West Africa unknown 70 biologists until the turn Of the
century They spend almost their entire lives in water
and II they stay out of that element too long, their
skin cracks and uries up.
The bigger hippos used to live the length of Africa
from the Nile Delta to the Cape but they range
only from Khartoum south to Orange River. They
are FAST unpredctabe destructive TO crops
The natives love hippo meat but hunting be danger
Gus because hippo can chop man In half with one bite.
II hippo had a temper like the weasel 1t would
be them As 1T is, hippoS fairly easy get
along with, which Is just well for all concerned
Next Sunday: The Ibexl
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Cleveland Followers Of Duke Tammies
IN For Tremendous Treat February 9th
Some 125 Junior Tamburitzans Will Take
Part In Festival of The First Magnitude

PITTSBURGH - w h e n
the Duquesne Uni sity
Tamburitzans come to Cleve-
land on Sunday, February 9,
they will also bring with them
some one hundred and twenty
five youngsters from their
Tamburitza School Of Music
to form a giant TAMBUR1T-
IA FESTIVAL.
With the Duquesne Tam
mics, this group of approx
imately $50 talented musi-
clans, all gaily costumed
will give Cleveland one of
the largest displays of tam
buritza talent in it's history.
This tremendous Tamburit-
"a ensemble will appear at
half-time Of the regular Du-
quesne University Tammies
show at the Music Hall at 3
PM.
Participating with D u
quesne will be the Junior
Tamburitza orcheatras from
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
South Side Pitt Nest
Members Grateful Lot

SIS. PITTSBURGH - The
members of CFU Nest 81 en-
joyed a very delightful Christ
mas Party on Sunday, Decem-
ber %, 1857, at the Croatian
Club.
Candy and ice cream were
served to all the children and
Santa Claus was on hand to
greet all his little admirers.
Joe Zarnich and the stu
dents of his Accordion Stu
dio gave a very entertain
ing program, for which we
would like to express a note
of thanks.
We also wish to express our
gratitude and appreciation to
the Croatian Citizens Club,
CFU Lodges 20 and Els. 76,
Roxy Golubic, Florian Muze-
vic, and Lawrence Delost, for
their financial aid and coop
GRAFTON in making our party
a success.
John Birek, Mgr.
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CLEVELAND - The So
ciety's United Lodges of
Greater Cleveland will spon-
sor a Testimonial Banquet
Sunday, Feb. 2, in honor of
all the young ladies who par
ticipated in their "Fraternal
Day" Queen Contests of the
past years.
The fete is to be held in
the Croatian Home, 6314
St. Clair Ave., and start at
1 pm. sharp.
A short program will be one
of the highlights of this gala
occasion.
Featured will be Miss Shir-
ley Kufrin and accompanying
her will be the inimitable Blue
Danube Tamburitzans under
the direction of Frank Muza.
Miss Kufrin is a member
of CFU Lodge IA and ranks
as one of the districts most
talented vocalists. She is also
a member Of the City of Cle'
veland Orchestra Chorus.
Speakers Know Ropes
Introducing the Queen Con.
testants will be John BadoW'
nae, President of the CFU's
High Trial Board and Presi.
dent Of Pioneers" Lodge 663
Bro. Badovinac will team
up later with CFU Lega,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Emergency Operation
Performed Jan. IL On
Former P.S Employee

PITTSBURGH - Eli Male
tic, we'll known MS. Pitts
burgh member of the Gro
atian Fratenal Union, is pro-
crossing satisfactorily follow
ing an emergency operation
Jan. 10 last in Presbyterian
Hospital.
Bro. Maletic, who is affi-
lated with Liberties"
Lodge 234, was for years q
member of the Home Office
Print Shop Staff, but left
early in 1856 to seek en-
ployment elsewhere in the
printing industry.
His many friends at the
Home Office wish him a COM
plete and speedy recovery and
an early return to his place
Of employment.
Stephen F. Brkich
Z English Editor
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ted to attend.
AS are the Society's men,
bers in neighboring Windsor,
Ontario, Canada.
The Terrible Thirties
Records at the Home Office
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union show that Onyx
Lodge TT was chartered Jan.
Is, 1880.
What the records do not
show is that the Lodge was
born shortly after the hor-
rendous U. S. Stock Market
crash of late October 1923
and only two months after the
English Section Of the Zajed.
nicar made it's debut on Nov.
6, 1929.
There followed, ~ many
"Onyx" members will re-
call with a vince, the great
est economic crisis In the
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Clarion, McKeesport, Am.
bridge and Trafford, Penna.
The first three groups are
veterans Of such gigantic
tamburitza spectacles as the
one held at Carnegie Hall in
Pittsburgh last winter when
they formed the nucleus OF
the worlds largest Tamburit.
"a ensemble.
All are invited, from far
and near, from Cleveland
and vicinity, to see one Of
the truly marvellous 4
chievements of our time,
the giant TAMBURITZA
FESTIVAL with one hun
dred and fifty tamburitza
players performing on the
stage at one time, and un-
der the direction of Walter
w. Kolar Of Duquesne Uni
versity.
Sponsor of this gala event
is the popular Zumberak
Lodge (CFU 859).
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Roslyn Members Must
FIJI Z Lodge Offices
Durinq Feb. Z Meetinq

ROSLYN, Wash. - In &C.
cordance with the motion
passed at the January s meet
ing, we hereby notify the
members of CFU Lodge sc
that a Special Meeting will be
held Sunday, February 2, at
the usual meeting place.
This special session will
open at 900 a.m., for the
purpose of electing new
lodge officers. We held IN
election of officers at tho
annual meeting on Decem-
Der 1, but the following Of
ficers resigned:
Rudy Kovacevich, Secreta.
ry, and Roko Frkvich, Presi.
dent Of the Sick Committee
and Treasurer.
We ask the members to at.
tend this session and select
officers who will remain in
office, regardless of whether
or not things are done or said
in accordance with personal
wishes.
George Majnarich, Rec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Grant Didn't Take Richmond Any Easier
Aiquippa "jadran" Junior Tammies in Smashing Debut

months, was rewarded that
night in the finest possible
manner.
Thanks also to the elder
officers who administer the
business affairs of the
youthful group. They play
ed an important behind the
scenes role from start to
finish.
And to Director Joseph Bi-
Itch for his splendid work
with the children.
And to English Editor Of
the Zajednicar Stephen F. Br-
kich for his editorial "Jadran
T a m m i e s" (12-25-57), in
W hic h he welcomed our
youngsters to the CFU scene.
Last but not least, thanks
to the good members Of the
"Jadran" Croatian Singing
Society for entertaining us
with Christmas Carols on
Dec. 20 and showering our
boys and girls with hospital.
ty Of the first magnitude.
Peter Turkovich, Mgr.
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Los Angeles 1T Club
In Pre.Lenfen FroIic

LOS ANGELES - Sunday,
February 9, is the date set for
the 3rd Annual Mesopust
(Mardi Gras) Dance which
will be given by the CFU
Lodge 1T Social and Athletic
Club. The event will take
place at the Ford Blvd. Hall,
$50 S. Ford Blvd.
Music will be furnished
by the Tomazin Brothers of
Fontana and prizes will be
awarded for the best cos
TUNES.
Dinners will be served from
500 pm, and there will be
plenty of liquid refreshments
on hand.
Mary Missick, Sec'y.
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signified their intentions of
doing SO.
Among those invited Is
the Hon. G. Mennen Will
liams, Michigan's young
Governor of considerable
national stature.
Gov. Williams has shown
himself in many ways to be
a true friend of Detroit's citi-
zens of Croatian descent, or
extraction, and never fails to
evince interest in their ma
jor undertakings.
Plan Delicious Dinner
The Feb. 9 ceremonies will,
of course, take place on the
grounds of the present Natl.
Croatian Home at 1875 East
McNichols Road.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Endless Reasons For Raising Roof On Feb. 1st
Detroits "0nyx" III In Celebration Of 18th Milestone

history of America.
Detroit, as did countless
other centers, became a ghost
town; a community of bread
lines and despair; an indus
trial giant felled by the poll
ticians of the times.
What price politics!
At Same Old Stand
But "Onyx' managed some
how to weather the storms of
those dark days.
Today - 28 years later
- things are different. But
"Onyx" Is still doing bust
ness at the same old stand
and selling the very same
product 1t stocked for the
first time on Jan. Is, 1880,
to wit, Fraternalism.
Which iS worth celebrating
And celebrating in 4 big.
proud way.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Detroit 351 Members
Will Select Trustee
Sunday, February End

DETROIT - The members
of "Zora" CF'U Lodge 351 are
urged to attend the forth
coming meeting which will
take place on Sunday, Febru-
ary 2, 1858, at 100 p.m., in
the Croatian Home.
After the usual order of
business has been compile
ted, we will have a run-off
election between two candi-
dates for the position of
Member of Board of Trus-
tees. Voting will take place
from 800 to 600 pm.
We wish to further inform
you that in accordance with
the decision made at the an
nual meeting, the forthcoming
monthly sessions will be held,
as in the past, the first Sun
day of each month, beginning
at 2::3O pm.
This schedule will not, how
ever, apply to the months of
June, July and August, when
the regular meetings will be
held the first Saturday of the
month, beginning at Z pm.
Our annual lodge picnic
will be held on June Is,
1858, the annual picnic,
sponsored by all the Detroit
lodges, will be staged on
July 20, at Pennsylvania
Park, Dequindre and 10
Mile Road.
It is important that every
Lodge 351 member keep this
schedule in mind and attend
the forthcoming meeting.
>, N. Kramaric, Rec.
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Joseph Matasich
Wins Jaycee Nod
Upper Beaver County Junior Chamber Selects
Brighton Member As Young Man Of The Year
BY Stephen F. Brkich, English Editor
- BY Stephen F. Brkich, English Editor S.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa. -
Joseph P. Matasich, New
Brighton, was tapped Jan.
%, 1858, by the Upper Beaver
Valley Junior Chamber of
Commerce (Jaycees) as their
young Man of The Year.
for 1857.
He was publicly honored
last night, Jan. %, togeth-
er with the Jaycees' "Man
of The Year." at a dinner
held in the BrOdhead Hotel,
Beaver Falls. ....
A report on the ceremonies
which highlighted the award
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

AL1QU1PPA, Pa. = A bril-
liant chapter in the history of
our people in the United
States was written here Dec.
20, 1857, when the "Jadran"
Junior Tamburitzans made
their public debut before a
packed house in Jadran Hall,
95 Sheffield Avenue.
With less than five
months of study, the
youngsters put on = show
the evening Of Dec. 20
which brought tears to the
eyes of many of the "old-
sters" present.
These teen-age boys and
girls performed superbly un-
der the baton of Director Jo-
seph Bilich, who spent endless
hours drilling the youngsters
in the fundamentals Of their
instruments.
Bro. Bilich formerly played
with the internationally
famed Duquesne University
Tamburitzans Of Pittsburgh.
We have many people to
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DETROIT - The 28th An
niversary of "Onyx" Lodge
III Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will be celebrated here
Saturday, Feb. 1.
A dance at the Croatian
Catholic Center, 201 West
7 Mile Road, will mark this
milestone in the annals of
one of the Society's oldest
English Speaking Lodges.
Scheduled to start at 8 pm,
sharp, the festivities will give
Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
"Congratulations."
~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~>~~~ ~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~e~~~~e
the celebrants an opportunity
to dance to the music of q
modern orchestra and partake
Of a complete line of solid and
LIQUID refreshments.
All CFU members in Great.
er Detroit are cordially invi.
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Brighton Member Is Jacees' Young Man of The Year
Queen Contestants viii Be Feed Feb End
Cleveland I'LL in Testimonial

Counsellor.
And both are admirably
equipped for the responsible.
ties of the offices they hold
at the moment.
Nancy Stubljer In '55
And now, for a review o1
the United Lodges three
"Fraternal Day. Queen Con
tests of the past.
Eight young ladies were
entered in the first such pop
ularity test.
They were Shirley Kuf--
rim, Lodge Ia; Mabel Sa-
SEX, Lodge 80; Jean Robic
Russ, Lodge .337; Nancy
Stubljer, Lodge 403; Helen
Markusic, Lodge $50; Nor
ma Kasunic, Lodge 663;
Violet Rescic, Lodge 859;
and Mildred d Kostenjak,
cleveland u. LIP. 81
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Sava Hure Will
Be Cited Feb. z
Campaign Queen
To Receive Gift

REEDLEY, Calf. = The
CFU's outstanding national
female recruiter of the 1857
Membership Campaign will be
publicly honored here Sunday,
Feb. 2.
She is Mrs. Sava Hure, Sec
retary of Lodge 730, who will
receive a beautiful, engraved
wrist watch from the Home
Office at Pittsburgh in recog-
milton of her victorious efforts
afield during the 1857 drive.
Mrs. Hure amassed 578
Points to capture the honors
in her division.
CFU Supreme Vice Pres
ident Math kOvacevich, Los
Angeles, will make the pre-
sentatiOn of the watch dur
ing the monthly meeting
that day of Lodge 73O.
The ceremonies Feb. 2 will
complete the CF'U's cycle of
honoring it's top 1857 male
and female recruiting cham
pions.
Congratulations, Mrs. Hure,
and many happy returns OF
the daY.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

New Brighton.
He was born April 20, 1888,
in New Brighton and is 1851
graduate of that community's
high school. He is also a grad
uate of Garfield Business Col
lege, where he took a course
in Senior Accounting.
A young man with an ex-
traordinarily broad outlook
on life, Mr.. Matasich is a
reporter and sports writer
on the staff of the Beaver
Falls "News-Tribune," the
largest daily newspaper in
Beaver County.
He has been associated with
that paper since the summer
of 1852.
How come the leap from
(Matasich - p. 81
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Counsellor Edward B. Servov,
McKeesport, Pa, as III e
speakers of the day. Both are
noted for speaking their
minds on matters of concern
to members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
Whereas bro. BadOvinac
has served the Society in
the past as it's Junior Or
der Director and Supreme
Secretary, bro. Servov is
now in the middle of his
first term as it's Legal
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

Following the laying of
the cornerstone, the guests
are invited to attend the
dinner to be prepared for
their pleasure by the men,
bers of the Ladies Building
(COrnerstOne-P. 81
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thank for what came to pass
on Dec. 20, 1857.
First and foremost, we
thank the parents of the
"Jadran" Junior Tamburitz-
ans. Their faith in their chill
dren, their patience over the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Youngstown Ladies In
Business Meet Jan. ~

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio
The Croatian Home Ladies
Auxiliary will hold it's next
meeting at the Home, 1912 W.
Federal St., on Wednesday,
January 20, at 1880 pm.
Barbara A. Mikovich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

dinner will be published here
in due time.
Chose Fourth Estate
Mr.. Matasich, a lifelong
member of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union Of America, is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Matasich, 921 Thirteenth st.,
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DETROIT CORNERSTONE
WILL BE LAID FEB. 9th
Dinner Scheduled
After Ceremonies

DTednI Ap0Q1 TO COME True TOT FId'Iy WHO 91TNeu
For Years To Give Detroit Home To Be Proud Of
BY Helen A. Stmac Home Corporation Secy.
DETROIT - The cornerstone Of the Natl. Croa-
tan Home will be laid at pm. Sunday Feb g. 1853 to
open in the history of people in Detroit.
The person who will have the lasting honor of laying
the the who donated the largest amount
to the Building Fund prior the historic itself
2 pm. Sunday, February g.
Numerous dgntaries various civic levels have been
invited to attend these ceremonies and many have already
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

CHEVY CHASE, Sl5,50o-5334 BELT ROAD NW.-A
snap for somebody Frame semidetached on Military
Road with nice bedrooms. Spotless condition Fire
place In living room family size dining room. spacious
kitchen with pantry Stairs to attic Wak-out basement
porches garage. Gas INV. heat. Ewes. OIL. 2-9346
Road, befweeH and IIst
Folow
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O'Clock tonight in Arlington
Towers.
In addition to the installa-
ton. there viii be q number of
other special events. Member
ship Chairman Emerson q.
Reinsch win announce winners
OF the membership contest
which brought l2O Arm mem
bers In the organization this
year. raising its. individual
memberships to more than 600.
Ken ID. Hamaker win pre-
sent awards u winners in the
Second Annual Architectural
Competition. which the asso-
diation has completed.
The Master Builders Asso-
citation win hold It's monthly
meeting At 9 pm. Tuesday In
the Mayfiower Hotel.
80
John II. Haas. Washington
representative Of . national
organization Of home repair
contractors. recently told the
House Ways and Means Com
mittee small business needs
four revisions Of existing tar
provisions.
He listed these as:
/. Reduction Of the tax rats
on corporations earning less
than t25.o00.
2. Distribution Of estate taxes
in the case Of individuals own
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The 22d annual installation.
banquet and dance Of the
Northern virginia Builders
Association win be held at $50
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BUILDERS REPORT

Maj. Gen. Louis w. Prentiss.
former District Engineer Com
missioner and now vice presi-
dent Of the American Road
Builders Association. win mod
crate . discussion on Highways
In the Metropolitan Washing
ton Area" during q luncheon
meeting OF the Washington
Building Congress ut noon
Monday In the Mayfiower
Hotel.
Other participants In the dis
cussion viii be J. N. Robertson.
District director Of highways:
Roland =. Jones. special assist
ant TO the chairman. Maryland
state Roads Commission. and
wv. Y. Smith. urban engineer
Of the virginia Department OF
Highways.
/
The Building Research Insti-
tute's Board OF Governors win
meet here February II and IL
with members Of the building
research advisory board TO dis
cuss major basic research prob
lens In all fields Of the building
industry.
| Six different elements In the
building field win be taken up.
These are: creators Of buildings.
research on new products, own
ers and operators OF buildings.
housing reasearch. urban PLAN
ming and building economies.
From the meeting. the two
groups hope to get Q blueprint
with which BRAB and BRI's
COMMITTEES on CO-ordinated
Basic Research can begin 70
work toward solutions Of indus
Itry's problems In basic building
research, an announcement
stated.
The 22d annual installation,
banquet and dance Of the
Northern virginia Builders
Association win be held at $50
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Slipping bookends can easily
De made to remain stationary
by cementine . h-inch pad Of
sponge rubber to bottoms with
rubber cement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

BETHESDA. Hllmead SCI. 500: Bedrooms. Baths
$500 WILDWOOD ROAD-Recenty purchased by dis
eliminating buyer before occupancy unforeseen change
Of plans makes for sale Truly pleasing white brick
Cape Cod: bedrooms on LIST floor; basement: lovely
lot fenced Screened porch. Built 1850 FIRST TRUST
AT 4l.0c. Easy terms. Ewes. EN-. 2-l607
srsasy Blrd Wilson Lane. rsht RIDGE take left
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Vlastimil Koubek. Ala. has
announced opening Of an ONCE
for the general practice Of
architecture at $40 Eighteenth
street NV.
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To prevent candles from sput-
tering. dip them In fresh white
shellac which has been thinned.
This will also keep the candles
from bending while stored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

Chateiain. 0auger a. Nolan.
architects. has announced that
Edwin 7. Paire has become an
associate Of the Arm.
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MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE EXT---Bedro0m Ram
bler-66l9 RANNOCH ROAD-Lovely white brick on
almost !. acre. Big den or bedroom other bedrooms
IA baths. Huge solarium family room with alousie
windows and handsome paneing; utility rooms, Ben
dix etc. Choice wooded area, through rattle near
bus Priced right at $2s5 500 Ewes. OIL. 4-073s.
Of take left fork Goldbor-
oNoA Road TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

ThesPotomac Valley Chapter
Of Maryland. American Insti-
tute Of Architects. has recently
published . directory. which
lists the firms officers. COM
mittees and ehairmens and. as
of December /. 1857, q roster
of It's corporate. associate and
unassiened members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

Ing small Arms over 10 years.
3. An option for small corr
porations Of being taxed Is
partnerships" IA
4. Allowance for proprietofs
or partners TO become eligible
for deduction Of expenditures
toward approved pension and
profit-sharing plans. At pres
ent they can only deduct pay
ments for their employees and
not themselves. he said.