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Frank Yankovic de|azi
j Sievernu ka|ifofrhlu

San Francisco, Calf. f.-Sre.
disnji Odbor, koji predstavlja
odsjeke Hrvatske Bratske Ia.
jednice u Sjevernoj Kalifor.
niji, priredjuje niz zabava U
wise mjesta svojih odsjeka
ma kojima &c nastupiti Frank
Yankovic i njegova glasovita
Polka Kings" Orchestra, / tc
kako slijedi:
U srijedu, 1. oktobra, u 6
sati u vecer, u Ligure Hall,
4721 Shattuck Avenue, Oak.
land, Calf.
u cetvrtak, 2. oktobra, U
9 sati u vecer, u Turn Verein
Hall, 3349 J. Street, Sacra-
mento, Calf.
U petak, 8. oktobra, u 9 sat-
u vecer, u Napredak Hall
Lawrence Road, blizo Ell Ca.
mino Real, Cupertino, Calf,
U subotu, 4. otkobra, u 6
sati u vecer, u California Hall,
Polk / Turk Streets, San
Francisco, Calf.
U nedjelju, 5. oktobra, u 4
sata poslije podne, u All-Shy
Club, 1920 Glenn u Humbolt
(blizu San Pablo Avenue)
Richmond, Calf.
u svakom ovom mjestu sa
zabavom &c rukovoditi pred.
stavnici Sredisnjeg Odbora il
svojih odsjeka.
Buduci da je Frank Yanko-
vic i njegova glasovita Polka
Kings" Orchestra vrlo dobrc
poznata i popularna po cijelo.
America, pa sc stoga madame
da &c svi Hrvati, ostali Jugo-
salveni Slaveni posjetiti owe
nase zabave u velikom broju
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Peter Obad, izv.j
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-24
Uiedinieni 0deieci pp7, U c'eve'ard'l
0drzat &c poCCasni banket Il. oktobra

Cleveland, Ohio. - Zajednicarsk Dan Ujedinjenh Od-
sjeka HBZ gradu Cevelandu koji sc je odrzao u
djeju, 81 augusta godne Puritas Springs Parku
nie uspio rad slabog Rad toga radi sabe pro-
dae srecaka ne sc oga dana kruna ovogodisnja Kra-
lca popuarnos kao sto cetiri djevojke koe
natjecu "a ovu cast kao njihov rodite prijatel to
ocekival Uslijed 18TH razloga ne zgravao nj pred
met ko sc je trebao toga dana zgra Odbor je 3D.
NAH sasao ma lieu zemsta gdje je pknik odzavao
nakon dogovora svoro zakucak da kampanja pro-
du jedno vrijeme time omogue, da sto vile
caka proda.
Odbor je sazvao osale zastupnike sjedncu koa se
je odrzala cetvrta septembra kooj jednoglas-
no zakuco da prred pocasni banket nasi devojka-
ma nedjelju 12-og oktobra g., Hrvatskom Domu
1914 St. Clair Avenue. sto eemo nat programu
tome drugom zgodom b &c ogaseno Zajedncaru pre-
ko naseg Hrvatskog Radio sata u Cleveandu
Buduc da smo produji owl kampanju, ponovno u
mo1ava nase canstvo rodbina prijael da porade sva
"a svou djevojk to vrjed ostale odseke da ucine
sto wise mogu posto sreeke adu istu vednost koju
mae do samog pnka, osim sto je sada datum zakasno
Ovo treba da sc rastumae ona ko &c da kupe srecku
Kako je vee tome pisanoi govori sc ma swim nasim
odsjeenim sjedncaMa, da ku peeodno semltSte bos
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-24
Poziv ma zabavu
DeS MOineS. Iowa. :

Des MOines, Iowa. = Mics.
nj Americko Hrvatski Musk
Klub odrzati &c svoju prvu
jesensku plesnu zabavu u SUI
botu, u. septembra 1858, cd
8 sati u vecer do pol noci.
Pies &c sc odrzati u Bel
lezzi MacRae American Le-
gion Hall, S. E. 1st i Edison
Streets. Svirati &c Bill Zapu-
til i njegovi "Midwestern Fa-
nous Polka Artists.
Pozivljemo sve clanove H
B. 2. mjesta okolice, kao
ostale prijatelje, da mas po-
sjete u sto vecem broju ma o.
voj nasoj zabavi u subotu We.
Ger, 27-mog septembra. - Sv
nam dobro dosli! - Priredj il.
vatki Odbor Kluba
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L." anicarska veeera |
zabava odsj. 80 ! 579

East St. Louis, Ill. - Od-
sjeci 33 579 H.B.Z. prize
djuju veceru i malu zabavu u
subotu, 18. listopada owe 60
dine. Vecera &c poceti u 6 sa-
ii pa do 8 sati u vecer, a ma
kon toga biti &c plesna "a
bava, "a koju &c svirati glaz-
ba "Senovic".
Sestre i braco, ovu malu
zabavu priredjujemo "a malo
bolje prijateljstvo, te da pred
ocimo m l a d il m clanovima,
proslost i sadasnjost rada od-
sjeka koje su dobre usluge
date nasim clanovima u ovih
55 godina, kako je mas od-
sick ustrojen u ovom mjestu
Osobito bi bill veseli, da mas
nasa mladez posjeti ma ovo.
veceri, da sc osvjedoce sto su
i'm ocevi i djedovi uradili
i sto &c i'm ostati "a uspomenu
ako budu vrijedni da sa istom
upravljaju.
Vecera bude pripremita pc
nasim sestrama cd odsjeka
broj $40 onako, kako to one
vec znadu umiju i imaju
spreme il proslosti.
Zato je duznost svakog cla.
ma, mladog / starog, da do
die ma ovu vecereu / zabavr
isti dan.
Odbor se brine da bude sve
priredito i da bude svaki "a
dovoljan. Do vidjenja ma 18
listopada { oktobra).
Odbor odsjek 50 i $40
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Poziv ma banket

Detroit, Mich. - Oltarsko
drustvo crkve sv. Jeronima
priredjuje banket u nedjelju,
%. septembra 1885,, u 2 sa-
ia poslije podne, u Crkvenoj
Dvorani, 605 w. Mile Road.
Umoljavamo nase zupljane
i mas narod il bliza | daleka,
da mas posjeti ma ovom ban
ketu. Svirati &c tamburica. -
Ulaz je samo $500 po osobi.
Svi nam dobro doSli!
M. Kekic, izvjestitelj,
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vetera U potast
Dr.. kmjevita u Chicagu

Povodom posjeta dra. Jurja
Krnjevica Chicago, Hrvati to-
ga grada spremaju Sc pozdra.
viii ga u svojoj sredini, CUT
njegovu rijet odati mu pri.
znanje "a nesebicnu i ustrai.
nu borbu "a ostvarenje hrvat-
skin prava.
U tn svrhu biti &c u subOtu
dne IL. listopada (oktobra) u
Z sati ma ve6er u prostorija-
ma Hrvatskog Sokolskog Do
ma, 1908 South Racine Ave.,
odrzana svecana vecera, ma
kojoj &c govoriti DR.. Juraj
Krnjevic, glavni tajnik Hrvat-
ske Seljacke Stranke.
U nedjelju, dne IL oktobra
u 10 sati u crkvi Sv. Trojstva
ma 1850 South Throop Street,
odsluziti &c sc svecane zadus.
nice prigodom tridesete godis-
mice mucenicke smrti Site.
pana Radica i drugova.
Pozivlju Sc hrvatska drus-
tva i organizacije grada Chi
caga i okolice da u sto vecem
broju prisustvuju ovim pri.
redbama.
Ulaznice "a veceru pustene
su u prodaju, nu u koliko III
jos netko nije PRIMO, kao "a
podrobnije obavjesti, izvolite
Sc obratiti ma predsjednika
pripremnog odbora Ivana ia.
kopica, HE 4-7282, bio kojeg
dana poslije Z sati ma vecer
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IN THE STRUGGLE FOR
FREEDOM
u BOrbi "a SlObodu)
Napisao DR.. Vladko Ma6ek

Ovo je zivotopis covjeka,
koji Sc cd najranije mladosti
bori "a pravo seljastva l slo-
bodu hrvatskog naroda. On
sc u toj borbi pridrzavao ma
Celia "Radije trpiti nepravicu
nego je drugom nanijeti" =.
i zato je cesto ivan "Hrvat-
ski Gandhi". U knjizi Sc nizu
dogadjaji najnovije polititks
povjesti Hrvata, njihova O.
porba presizanjima Beca, Pes-
te i Beograda u prava Hrvat-
ske. Opisuje Sc radjanje, or
ganiziranje / djelovanje Hr-
vatskog Seljackog Pok r eta
kod cega je DR.. Macek cd sa-
mog pocetka najuzi suradnik
brace Radio, a poslije muce-
nicke smrti Stjepana Radiea
njegov nasljednik u vodstvu
Hrvatske Seljacke Stra n X ..
Poznati americki novinar, sa-
da vet pokojni R. H. Mark
ham rekao je "a DR.. Macka,
da je "Jedan cd najhrabrijih
i najodanijih pobornika pra-
va m a log covjeka u tugo-
istocnoj Evropi".
Djelo je izaslo u naklad
Robert Speller & Sons, Pub
fishers, Inc, New York SO.
Tvrdo uvezana knjiga - 280
stranica teksta nekoliko TO
tografija tiskanih na prvo-
razrednom papiru mole se ma
ruciti iii izravno dobiti u u
rednistvu Zajednicara, Philip
Vukelich, 3441 Forbes Street,
Pittsburgh Is, Pa. Cjena y
5 dolara.
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zabava gnijezda br. 80

Benwood, w. Va. - Ovime
sc daje do znanja swim od-
sjecima H. B. z. Benwooda,
Yorkville, Ohio, Weirtona i
swim hrvatskim klubovima u
nasoj Ohio Valley, da &c
gnijezdo Pomlatka broj 60 H.
B. z. odrzavati svoju godis-
nju plesnu zabavu u subotu,
Is. oktobra 1858, u Hrvat-
skom Kulturnom Klubu, 1853
Eoff Street, Benwood, w. Va.
Zabava &c poceti u 8 sati
u vecer trajati do liza pol
noci. Ia istu ce svirati, pie
vati goste veseiti dobro po-
znata popularna "Plavi Mje-
sec" Orchestra IL Vilmerding,
Pa. Pc nasem obicaju imat
eemo dobrog jela i plea do
sta "a svakog costa. Zabava
sc priredjuje "a dobru svr-
hu, "a ovogodisnji Christmas
Party clanova naseg Pomlat-
ka, kao i "a sve one koji
. djecom dodju, oceve i maj
Ike, djedove bake, t. d.
Stoga pozivamo sve elanove
| i odbornike gore navedenih
mjesta i odsjeka, tako> isto
clanove i clanice naSih klu-
bova, te sve prijatelje i ostale
Slavene mjesta i okolice, cla-
move / clanice nasih Benwood-
skin odsjeka, narcotic djecu
Pomlatka / njihove roditelje,
da mas posjete u sto vecem
broju, pa da se ma ovoj zaba-
vi nase djece svi skupa ijepo
i ugodno proveselimo. Vetu
djecu sve roditelje pozivlje-
mo, da sc odazovu i pomognu
raditi ma ovoj zabavi, jer u
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koliko &c ista biti uspjesnija,
u toliko ce Christmas Party
biti veci i bolji. '' :
Ia dobru podvorbu brinu
Sc odbornici clanovi nasih
starijih odsjeka u Benwoodu.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
John M. Baron, Sr.,
t. upravitelj.
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b odgovaralo swim nasim odsjecima ostalim drstvima
Svi to trebamo slozno radi Sc to Gin prize
postigne
Zato sv ma pocasni banket log oktobra
SH nam dobro dosli clanovi, prijatelU gosh!
"a Ujedinjene Odsjeke H.B.Z Ceveandu
Frank II. MOvTich, ta Ink.
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nRyATskA PozoRIsNA DJELl

starac Milovsn Cd Robriskog, ruske
Dsra, Presidba Cd cehova, zenidbs ID
GoroIja, Vrlo vaEno Mole Cd Ostrov:-
skor, Medvjed Cd cehova, Natl -
Kioptiea 1 Devet Gomolja Cd BeNee.
Cijens svake knjige uklJutivo postafi-
1alje na: PALANDECH BROTHERS,
7OS So. Wells St., Chicago !, III.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-24

Ne igraj Sc 81 caScu 3ene,
da ne proigra4 njesinu j svo'
il.
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OpasIxa. - Molimo naSe H.
tatelje, da 81 gornji adresa1
konzulata Jugoslavije izrezu
/ spreme u slucaju da I'm po-
treba, a da ne pisu ! ne tra-
ze Cd mas da i'm ga posalje-
mo. jer to je posebni posao
I guhjenje vremena n mas.
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DUG JE LOeI DRUG. n
taj stslno svoje pristojbe. T.
me 6es olaksaH posao h&
ku svog odsjelza 1 sebi mno-
70 nougodnosH I Stetu.
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Adresar konzuIafa
n. F. R. hgosIalje

New York:
Consulate General
Of Yugoslavia
BIG - 5th Ave.,
New York, n. Z.
Pittsburgh:
Consulate General
of Yugoslavia
Farmers Bank Building
8O1 Fifth Avenue
Room 3O6
Pittsburgh ~, Penna.
Telefon: Grant 1-6191
Jurisdikcija Gen. Konzula-
ia F.N.R. Jugoslavije u Pitts
burghu proteze Sc ma: Ala
bama, Kentucky, Mississippi,
Ohio, Pennsylvania / w. Vh-
ginia.
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OAAAS6Vs
Consulate General
Of Yugoslavia
1873 w. Randolph st.,
Chicago, III.
San Francisco:
Consulate General
Of Yugoslavia
461 Market st.,
San Francisco, Calf.
Ambasada: -
Yugoslav Embassy,
1920 - 18th st. N. w.
Washington, d. o.
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Frank Krasich, tajnik
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
By DIR. PAUL PoPENoE

National Newspaper syndicate
zone Of my children Is in
for a long cOnvalescence-
probably weeks In bed" writes
Mrs. Mace. I'm at my wits
end trying to think up ways
to make this convalescence
easier for both Of u.s."
You don't tell me the child's
age, Mrs. Mace, but I'll
make a few suggestions. some
of which will apply to almost
any mother in your situation.
In the first place, don't
blame yourself for the child's
condition and show over
anxiety or overdo the atten-
ton you give him as a sort
of expiration. So often a
mother half consciously feels
that it must be her own fault.
that she must have done or
left undone something that
brought about this difficulty.
Unwise friends or even a
physician may encourage this
self-condemnation. /
A pediatrician once told me
that no matter what a child
had, he (the pediatrician)
always looked at the mother
sternly and said, Mother,
you could have prevented
this!" He went on to explain
that he didn't quite mean
what he said, but he did want
mothers to understand that
If they took all necessary
precautions their children
would have no trouble.
Unfortunately, t h a Is
simply not true, and am
sure he did a great deal of
harm to many of his patients.
Be objective in such matters
yourself
Try hard not to let the
child unconsciously feel it is
an advantage to be sick. that
he gets attention and favors
and exemption from reSpon-
sibility that he would not
otherwise get. Everyone
knows some youngster who
has been harmed in this way.
If the child is old enough
to understand or watch the
clock, set a schedule and
have it understood that youTl
come in every hour on the
hour or something like that.
and that you aren't to be in
terrupted otherwise. Give
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
Washington Ballerina
Is Seeing Europe

A Washington girl is seeing
Europe from the stages of
cities all over the continent.
She is known profession
ally as Fredda Maurice, a
member of the American Bal
let Theater. Tomorrow the
group will perform in The
Hague. Last Friday and Sat-
urday they were in Stuttgart,
Germany.
The ballerina is the daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Maurice
H. Herzmark Of Washington.
She is>a graduate of Western
High School, studied at the
Washington School Of Ballet
and has danced in many Of
its productions. r
Fredda, who is now 81.
dreamed about becoming a
dancer since she was 10 years
old. She joined the ballet
two years ago. Before that
she attended the Ballet Thea
ter School in New York and
did some modelling on the
side.
The group has already APP
peared in Casablanca. Rabat
and Tangier. Morocco; War
saw, Poland, Hamburg and
Wiesbaden, Germany; Hell
sinki, Finland; Oslo, Norway,
and Paris.
other appearances in Hol-
LAND will include Rotterdam.
Amsterdam and Utrecht:
Brussels. Namur and Ostende
in Belgium; Dublin, Ireland;
Cannes. France; Geneva,
Switzerland, and Santander,
Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
Meeting to Be Held

The D. c. Area Branch Of
the Women's International
League for Peace and Free
dom will hold a meeting and
buffet supper Friday at S
pm. on the lawn of Belmont
House. LA Constitution ave-
nue. NE.
Miss Bertha Mcneil. presi-
dent, and Mrs. Annalee
Stewart. national legislative
secretary, viii report on the
National Annual Meeting at
Lawrence College, June 20
"a. New officers will be
elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
Miss Harper Honored

Miss Virginia Hunt was
hostess at a dinner party at
the Chevy Chase Club on
Saturday night for a group
Of young people. The guest
Of honor was Miss Sally Har-
per. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Brown Harper,
who was in the 1858 gradual
ing class of Vassar College.
Among the guests was the
honor guests brother, 1t.
G.g0 Conrad r. Harper, USN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper were
also present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
Hotel Post Office Is
Like a Small Towns

whether they are European
or Latin American. Also. I've
studied French and German
and. while I can't speak
either one. I can understand
some Of both languages"
The sign language helps
out. too. FOR instance. II
they raise their hands like
this" she gestured. raising
both hands above her head.
II know they want air mail
stamps.
Then I show them several
different types. They usually
know them by sight, 10 they
can pick the right one out
themselves"
Her station handles a great
many parcel post packages.
And during the tourist sea-
son. 2-cent stamps Cfor post
cards. sell like hot cakes.
But even on on days, there's
always q steady now Of COM
ings and goings. which keeps
her Job interesting.
The Only One
Mrs. Stewart said she un-
derstands the Woodley road
station is the only one In the
country located In q hotel.
TITS on q contract basis"
she explained. I'm not in
the civil service-I have q
contract with the Post once
to operate the station. It's
similar to those you find in
many drug stores"
When she's not on duty
herself. she has to supply q
replacement. Fortunately she
can rely on the wife of a
career Post once employe to
act as her substitute.
The Woodley Road Station
doesn't handle any incoming
mail. In fact. Mrs. Stewart
has to go TO the desk at the
Sheraton-Park to pick up the
official mail she receives as
the clerk In charge Of the
Post ONCE.
She usually makes the trip
during her lunch hour when
the station is closed and it's
a pleasant journey. Practi-
cally everyone she meets in
the hotel corridors and lobby
has a cherry greeting.
longtime residents of Ia
koma Park, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart still keep their roomy
house there. Its home, and
it's nice to have a place for
the children when they can
visit u.s." Mrs. Stewart ex-
planned.
Their oldest son Walter
lives here but he's married
and has his own home. His
education was interrupted by
his military service and he's
now S tudy4ng aeronautical
engineering at the University
of Maryland.
The third son, Howard, q
graduate of Benjamin Frank
lin University. is on leave
from his job with the Acacia
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
for his military stint at Fort
Hood, Tex.
And the youngest boy, DON
aid, who is now with the
United States Army in Ger
many. hopes to follow Bot
to West Point. He's already
passed his exams and ha,
an appointment as a second
! alternate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
YOUR FAMILY AND YOU
Child's Convalescence
Can Be Made Easier

him a bell to call you II
necessary.
Stock up on suitable toys.
The toy manufacturers have
prepared a pamphlet on
How to Choose Toys for a
Convalescent Child" I will
be glad to send a copy Of
this to any reader who en-
closes a stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope with the
request. For smaller children,
there are many resources
around the house that you
can use. Toothpicks. buttons,
spools, empty boxes and
bottles, old magazines. dis
carded junk jewelry (of
which most women have n
good supply)-all such things
help out.
Change beds and rooms
from time to time II pos
sible. Get him outdoors If
the weather is good and If
that is in accordance with
the physicians judgment.
Encourage his friends and
relatives to write him letters,
send him books. cartoons and
the like. according to his age.
Perhaps he can also take this
time for letter writing him
self.
When it is appropriate, let
his playmates be with him.
Your physician will. Of
course. guide you about this.
1t is hard enough for all
concerned to have a sick
child in the house; but by
careful planning and man.
agement, nine-tenths. of the
difficulties can sometimes be
avoided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
Zonto Club TO Meet

The zonta Club of Wash
ington will hold its regular
luncheon meeting at 1880
pm. Wednesday at the
YWCA. This will be a mem
bers' meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
BY FRANCES LIDE
star stan Writer

3FaN atAh WAAsNN
The clientele Is cosmopoli-
tan. but the atmosphere Is as
friendly as q small town In
the little post once In the
Sheraton Park Hotel presided
over by Mrs. chauncey b.
Stewart.
VnPt and embassy per-
sonnet mingle with tourists
and residents Of the area at
the woodley Road Station
and practically everybody
has a greeting for the sweet
faced postmistress.
That's why I love my job"
says Mrs. Stewart. whose on
cial title is "clerk In charge /"
"I've been here since 1850,
And you get TO know a lot Of
people In eight years"
Wife Of a career Post once
man and the mother OF four
sons. Mrs. Stewart started in
post once work in 1912 when
she received a wartime APP
pointment at the Takoma
Park Station.
Things were so high. and
raising four boys seemed quite
an undertaking." she said In
explaining why she took the
Job.
But my husband earns the
bread and butter: / only earn
the jelly" she added.
Mother Of Four
None Of their boys Is at
home now (three are In the
Armed ForceO and many
patrons of the Woodley Road
Station keep up with the
whereabouts Of the young
Stewards.
How are the honeymoon
ers?" one of them greeted
Mrs. Stewart on q typical
morning recently.
Just fine" beamed the
postmistress who had re-
turned q week or so earlier
from Texarkana. Ark. where
she attended the wedding Of
her second son Bob. q West
Point graduate and now q
jet pilot in the Air Force.
stationed at Kansas City. Mo.
Bob was the top man in his
graduating class Of Sc and
the resultant publicity created
quite a stir in the hotel post
Office.
Mrs. Arthur Summerheld,
wife of the Postmaster Gen
eral and one of Mrs. Stew
arts regular customers" was
among those who dropped by
to congratulate the honor
cadets mother.
Mrs. Stewart recalls that
the Postmaster General him.
self patronized the station
on one occasion. but she's
reluctant to talk about any
of her VIP clients by name.
They are all very nice.
Thoughts friendly as any
body else." she stressed.
With several embassies in
the neighborhood, Mrs. Stew
art handles a lot of registered
mail for foreign countries. In
addition. tourists from other
lands often stop by to pur-
chase stamps and the like.
quite a few who come in
can't speak any English" she
said, but we manage. I'm a
good listener, and / try to
figure out from their accent
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-16
~FRENTISTAS Y
ANTIFRENTISTAS

Tomando como basea este cuadro
Sc pueden establecer las siguientes
conclusiones: az Ell Frente Nacio-
nal cuenta en- ell Congreso con dos
cientos cinco parlamentarios $50
laureanistas, ia liberales, % va
lencistas-ospinistas). b. VENTURES
parlamentarios (alzatistas, leivistas
rojistas) formaran ell bloque con-
ira ell Frente Nacional. Ct Como
eta establecido que las leyes prin-
cipales han de scr aprobadas por
las dos terceras parties de los par.
lamentarios, los proyectos prove
nientes del Frente Nacional, tie
men asegurada ampliamente su
aprobaci6n. d. Los dirigentes de
los grupos parlamentarios, seran
en- SUI orden: Carlos Lleras Restre-
pc, por la mayoria liberal; Laurea-
no Gomez, POI la minoria conser-
vadorea frente nacionalista; Her
nando Sorzauo Gonzalez, por los
rojistas " puros' y Carlos del Cas-
tillo Izasa por los leivistas "puros".
En- cuanto a los alzatistas, ningu-
no de los nueve ha recibido aun
ell espaldarazo de la p%referencia de
SI iefe.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-16
FRONDIZI Y R0JAS
CAMBIAN NOTAS

BUENOS AIRES, CUPD-El
Presidente Frondizi y ell Almiran-
te Isaac F. Rojas, ex vicepresiden-
te del sobierno provisional, cam
biaron cartas con motive del as
censo de este al grade maxine de
la marina.
En- SUI carta, Rojas expresa SUI
satisfaction por la parte que lie Gu
DO, en- ell movimiento que depuso
al regimen peronista y en- ell proce-
so que culmin6 en- los comicios del
% de febrero, que significaron la
election de Frondizi, y manifesto
SUI agradecimiento por la promo
cion de que fue objeto por ley SAN
cionada por ambas camaras. Ash
mismo expresa su fe en- la voluntad
del pueblo para marchar por ell
canine que sehala la constitution
nacional".