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we are rearing a generation of
young people who are told they
CAN go free, and they are certain
ly doing so!
"a. so train your child before
it is too late. Teach him to take
off his hat in the presence of
women. Teach him a respectful
way of speaking to grownups. De-
mand that he be courteous .
Teach him to always tell the
truth and that shame and
ostracism follow ugly behavior, lies,
or tattling. Teach him the habit
of obeying one kind of law makes
it easier to obey others"
1t is really sad to see a child
take the blame for being so I'M
ruly when he doesn't know any
better. No one has taught him to
be courteous but he has to take
the blame for his i'll manners. 1t
gives him an inferiority complex
that may stay with him all of his
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Observation-Disclosures

Until next week
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life.
Take time and train him as he
should be trained and later on he
will make you so proud of him.
Help him now before he gets any
older.
For every rude unkind child, if
you look, you will find one who is
the opposite. The nice ones are
not so outstanding. You admire
them and go on your way but
how can you forget the one who
sat down for one moment and
within the next half hour he had
raised every shade in your house
to the ceiling. What did his mother
do? She sat and looked at him.
She didn't dare say anything to
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ton and conduct congressional cleo
tons in the areas when Negroes
are likely to be denied voting
rights. The commission would con-
sist Of three members appointed
by the President. It would have the
approval of the Senate and be an
arm Of Congress.
Hart said: The evidence OF
continued denial Of voting rights
in various sections Of the country
disgraces us both in the eyes Of
our own citizens and in those Of
the rest Of the world"
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Michigan Scion Proposes
Formation OF Commission
To Guarantee Negro Vote

Washington amp - Saying
that the continued denial Of voting
rights to Negroes in various sec
tons of the country disgraces the
United States, a Michigan law
maker last week asked the Senate
to set up a three-man commission
to guarantee such rights.
In a prepared speech, Sen. Hart,
Democrat, told the Senate such
commission would go into opera.
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him. He was about three years old,
then. 1t is true he would have done
worse had she corrected him.
That embarrassed her so she
started the next hour correcting
him and today he is a very well
hammered young man. She said
sometimes she almost gave up but
then she would think Of all Of
those shades flying up and gain
strength to correct him, properly!
Home. A world Of strife shut
out, a world of love shut in
Anon.
Until next week.
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THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

l KNOW SOMETHING GOOD
ABOUT YOU
Wouldn't this old world be better
If the folks we meet would say.
II know something good about
youw
And then treat us just that way?
Wouldn't it be fine and dandy,
If each handclasp warm and true
Carried with it this assurance.
Il know something good about
you"
Wouldn't things here be more
pleasant
If the good that's in US all
Were the only thing about us
That folks bothered to recall?
Wouldn't life be lots more happy
If we'd praise the good we see,
For there's such a lot of goodness
In the worst of you and me.
Wouldn't it be nice to practice
This fine way of thinking, too;
You know something good about
me;
I know something good about you
Anonymous
Searching for a suitable poem
I was shocked to read, ut would
be a wonderful thing if American
children were taught better man.
ners". AS I read on it seemed I'M
true that children were as rude as
the writer said.
Perhaps it is true and here is
part of what Margery Wilson
wrote in Your Life Magazine!
We live in a land of such pro-
gress and wealth and fine freedom,
yet modern parents are taking
real beating from undisciplined, ir-
reverent, selfish, and ungrateful
children. Have you ever seen a
group of youngsters scrambling
around a soda fountain? They are
shocking sight to see - and
worse to hear.
Couldn't children be trained
to wait their turn. or to take an
interest in other peoples pleas
ure.
However, it seems to me that
what we really need is a public
school for parents. If they are in
different enough to stand and
chat while their children climb over
everything and shrek their plea
sure or displeasure, snatch, hit,
scream and kick, what hope have
we for the child.
90. At two years is not too
young for a child to begin train
ing to consider others. And thanks
to the inherent nobility in the
human animal, he or she becomes
a far happier child than the COM
pletely unrestrained ones.
Life, even in the jungle. has its
laws. No one can go scot-free. Yet
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WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE
MorshoH To Address 5000 shrinsrs

Angeles (ANP-Atty. Thurgood Marshall Mr. Civil Rights
guest speaker when the 5sh annual meeting Of the
Imperial Council Egyptian Arabic Order Mobiles of the
than 5000 Shrners from 1856
temples aresa o convention.
majority Of the desegegadon de-
historic 1854 edct ouawng
segregation public member New Yorks Medina
redress which supported by
Prince
speakers appear Thomas Paog Winston
Salem c. Brown Atlanta Rudolph Steward Wash
ington DC
California Joyeees Name Negro To StGfe Post
public relations chairman of the
California chamber Ws is the first Negro
to hold statewide n Jayrees.
a the outstanding Of the year.
competition January honored last month the
states five standing frstyear Jaycees
graduate Virginia State college he received MS in
University did further graduate
his John l. wfks Associates
London, (ANP)-Commander Norbert E Aubrey
years. assigned Submarine division 10
Pearl Harder, Hawaii
graduate Academy Aubrey
aboard the carrier Yorktown when that ship took the
Islands and offensive attacks Marcy
and Wake Islands in the Kwajaeins
Commander Aubrey the Navy member of service family
brother US Col Aubrey and the Air
is represented by another brother, James C. Aubrey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

"MeIts in your mouth like home
made butter cakel" "StGys fresh as
any homemade cake" Tastes so
rich and moist and good my hus-
band ate three biecesf'
That's the kind of thing that our
home testers have been writing us
about our new Betty Croker
Country Kitchen Cakes.
We've never had a mix that
bakes a cake like this before. For
the good cooks in our Betty Croker
kitchens and our good research
people have put their heads to-
gether to make your favorite cake
mixes better than ever.
We've made the -four softer than
ever, we've made the sugar finer
than ever, we've found new rich,
creamy shortening. We've come up
with a wonderful new way to pre-
cream all these good ingredients
for YOU. And it all adds up to a rich,
moist, tender, honest-to-goodness-
homemade kind of cake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
A new moisture secret makes
our Country Kitchen Recipe
Cakes melt in your mouth
like homemade butter cake!

Find out for yourself. It's one
step-easyl For you put everything
into the bowl at onCe-your cake
mix, your two fresh eggs, and water.
Isn't that nice and simpler And
isn'tit wonderful to have the batter
fluff up thick and rich in just four
minutes, ready to bake cake as
fresh and moist and just plain good
as grandmother's best butter cakef
Look at the actual photograph
of the eight cakes on this page
we baked every one from our new
Country Kitchen Recipe Mikes.
Pick the one you like best-and
bake it up for your family tonight!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-31
Beech Is Source
For Home Decor
By VIVIAN BROWN
AP Newfeotures WiteF0

II you'd furnish your
beach house with accessories
In an economical, attractive
fashion, consider beachcomb-
ing.
That's the advice from
artist Sylvia Robin, who has
managed to create some I'M
usual one-of-a-kind furnish
ings for her home at Mon
tauk Beach. Long Island,
. from offerings tossed up by
the sea, She explains:
THE most fruitful beach,
combing often, though not
necessarily, occurs after a
storm, when a whole new
store of merchandise awaits
one for the toting. Best Of
all, the price is right-prac-
tical, unique furniture for
free-unless one considers an
aching back price to pay!"
Sylvia and her doctor hus-
band Sid-who loves to angle
for stripers in the surf-set
out together with jeep and
bucksaw, primarily to gather
driftwood for burning in the
fireplace but always keeping
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many outdoor patio Access
sories." Other advantages are
that they cannot be toppled
by the wind and do not need
to be stored during the
winter.
Sylvia favors driftwood
that is left in its natural state.
believing it's color and tex
ture can't be improved upon.
She has made a handsome
bathroom vanity by combin-
ing driftwood with a foam
cushion. A charming out
door table has an inverted
sawed-off driftwood tree
trunk for a base and a flag
stone top. A small end table
or telephone table was made
with driftwood legs and a tile
top
Your own IMAGINATION VIII
run riot, if you just give 1t a
chance. suggests Sylvia.
When you pick up an OBJ
ject that is unusual, give it
some thought before tossing
it away as a beautiful but
useless item. A great col
lection of unusual stones may
make a handsome terrace
floor, perfectly matched shells
may make interesting lamp
bases or may be framed to
achieve unusual effects. There
is no end to the discoveries
you may make on a beach"
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an eye peeled fore the
unusual
THE beach is a huge Won
derful grab-bag," says Sylvia
land though you rarely find
exactly what you are looking
for. you often wind up with
a prize of an entirely differ
ent sort"
There is the unusual piece
OF driftwood that may re-
senble a bird, a dragon. a
ballet dancer. a dinosaur,
anything that can be fan
cied. and this may become a
cherished piece of bric-a -brac
to add to the charm Of your
home. be it In the city. coun-
try or on the beach.
Sylvia doesn't stop at
gathering up these gifts of
the sea.
An exceptionally beautiful
stone was stumbled upon
while gathering small stones
for a patio floor. 1t has a
layer of pink sandwiched be-
tween two layers of grey, the
entire stone ground smooth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-31
Loose Point

II you are about to paint
over an old coating that is
chipping and peeling, make
sure that all loose paint is
removed with a wire brush.
steel wool or coarse sand
paper.
Sand the surface smooth.
especially edges Of patches
of old paint. Sandpaper5 all
glossy spots. A new coat
ing will adhere moreNconsist-
entity If the surface to which
it is applied has "tooths as
they say in the trade.
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and thin by hundreds or
thousands Of years of pound
ing by the surf. 1t made a
wonderful three-legged stool,
with driftwood serving as
legs" she says.
She has tried in vain for
something similar but now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-31

concludes her table Is one
Of q kind.
The lovely thing about the
combination Of driftwood and
stone for outdoor tables is
that weather can only i'm
prove Them" she points out,
"and you can't say that about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-31
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More nan Routine MeTIr
TASK ANY GIRL"-Shrley MacLaines Cannes Award per-
Torrance in a sparkling romantic comedy
cit HAPPENED TO JANE"-DOriS Day and Jack Lennon
in a comedy much enlvened by Ernie KOvacs.
81 WANT TO LIVE"-Susan Haywards meOdramatc Oscar
winning portrayal of a convicted murderesS.
"PRIVATE'S PROGRESS"-Ian Carmichael as sheltered
BritOn faced with the rigOrs of army life
"SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL"-James Cagney vs.
the hated and TanS during Irelands Troubles
"SHANE"-Jean Arthur, Hefin and Alan Ladd in
perior Western directed by George Stevens.
"SOUTH PACFIC"-MitZi GaynOr and ROssanO Brazil In
gaudy film of the Rodgers Hammerstein musical hit
"THE 10 COMMANDMENTS"-Cecil B. DeMle's big Biblical
suectacle about Moses and his life and times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-31

The above price includes wide paved roads, beach
and dock space for the free use Of Chester Harbor
property owners; and there is charge for your deed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-31

SkNN Ave. Sc. Free Porking
THE MYsTER1ANs," Science F iqs.
ALASKA PASSAGE" 2:4o' I S;3S:
SIS Tomorrow Matinee 30, Bonuss
Show, 100 PM, GOLDEN IDoL'
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 81 commuter 9-pas-
senger station wagon; with roof
rack, full power. priced low, COM
pare; 81 1870,
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CAVE FORD .
1914 Elm a. Rnihasha Ma
HARRIS-PORTER

FORD 81 Fairiane $500" Fordor
s:eyl: radio. heater, auto. trans;
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an bet you could just kill me-"
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN $50 2-dr. h.t.: S1.925;
immac, cond.: factory refrigera-
ton; low mileage. FLOOD Pom
TIAC, 800 Wis. ave.
LINCOLN '56 Premiere 4-dr.: /.
owner. swap for older car anc
cash. CY. 7-s339.
LINCOLN so custom club coupe
excel. cond.: hydramatic drive
sacrifice. sos, terms SIS down
Call between 10 am. and 8 pm.
ROPER MOTOR, LA. $1,000.
LINCOLN 1853 Capri hardtor
coupe; fully equipped: low mile.
age, clean throughout; priced Il
sell quick at Sl,695: bank financ.
ing; 4-month guarantee. HILL a
SANDERS, Metropolitan Washing.
tons Oldest Ford leadership
1880 Viers Mill I'd, wheaton
Nd. 10. 5-4066
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MANHATTAN
IMPORTED CARS

Rte, 2g-2ii, Merrineld. JE. l-S500
1910 King st. XII. S-6345
HT'HsOY so Hornet club sedan;
7. and h., Wv. tires, auto. trans.
Verr clean one-owner car: S495.
\. a. W AUTO SALES, 5000
MINI. ave. ne. LII. 2-1724.
HUDSON "a Hornet sedan: radio,
heater, hydramatic drive, Wv.
tires. beautiful 2-tone hnish, out
stand standing IN Y condition and appear
WHEELER, INC. wHEELMoBILE
"USEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH-IMPERIAI
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-1020
JAGUAR IS Mark VII black sedan;
best offer above SLIGO. RE. q
$500. Ext. 5213; AID. 2-1523.
IAGUAR '57 140 fixed coupe: auto.
trans, p.b, fully equip; low mi. ;
5000 or best offer. EN-. 3-3352.
JAGUARS 1859 XK-l50 coupes,
roa listers and 81 sedans, brand
new. Low down payment, with up
TO 80 months at bank financing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORD '56

Faiflane convertible coupe; beautl-
full blue and white. white top blue
matte. radio and heater, brand
new Wv. tires.
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2636 Wilson Blvd, Arl., ia. 2-9OO4
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JACK PRY
HILLMANS

1859 BRAND-NEW
Station wagons. family roominess
with up TO 40 m.p.g.; Sl,639. Also
selections OF sedans and convert
ibles; S65 down and bank financ-
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"a CHRYSLER N. Y.
De luxe 4-dr.G Jet black SEME
finish, fully equipped. HNH
No. 1870.
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GAVE FORD

1914 Elm 81. Bethesda, Nd
FORD '55 Fairlane Club Sedan
Fordomatic. radio and heater;
beautiful 2-tone blue finish. Ex-
eeptionally clean throughout.
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American Service Center

Studebaker-P Packard Mercedes
bS5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. ia. 7-7722
FORD '58 Tudor Ranch Wagon: o
tone yellow and white; VS.; Ford
omatic. radio and heater, power
steering and other extras; 81 1856
HILL 4 SANDERS. Metropolitan
Washington's Oldest Ford Deal
ership. 1880 Viers Mil I'd,
Wheaton, LO. 5-4066
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TRIANGLE FORD

YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER
500 r. ]. Ave. NE. LA. g-1O03
FORD '57 Fairlane 300" Victoria
Hardtop; Eordomatic, radio and
heater; power steering. Excellent
condition throughout. Beautiful q
tone finish. Bought new and serv-
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
MANHATTAN

MAGNETIC az 4-door sedan
Sls;ls.iins sI re-; very clean; Low
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FORD $50 e-passenser Fordor
Country Sedan: light blue and
white VS., straight stick; radio.
heater. $l,3S5. HILL a SANDERS,
Metropolitan Washington's Old
est Ford Dealership, 1880 Viers
MIL I'd, wheaton, 10. 5-4066.
FORD '53 V-S Fordor: radio, heat
e. standard drive: AL condition;
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TRIANGLE FORD

YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER"
1910 r. !. Ave. NE. LA. 9-1003
FORD 80 English Squire station
wagon; / owner; $4,000 actual
miles. Regular Sl,295 value. Dis
count price, SSSS.
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Abba Lodge 1873 Names
Peter karpan Secretary

ALBA, Iowa - All men,
bers Of Lodge 1873 are being
herewith notified that there
has been a change in the Of
flee Of the Lodge Secretary.
The new secretary is
brother Peter Karpan, who
resides at 4O3 B Avenue
East, Abba.
Every member is expected
to pay his dues to him instead
of the previous Lodge Secre-
tary. Dues must be paid not
later than the 18th or 10th of
every month, in order that
the assessment may reach the
Home Office by the 25th.
We also urge all members
to attend the monthly Lodge
meetings more often, and to
take more interest in various
Lodge activities, which is Of
benefit to the Society.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28

tar Lucic, MILO Magud, An
drija Previsic, Stana Pjerovic,
Miko Stolic and Andre Stra-
zicic; Lodge 356, Petar Care
vic, Ivan Jarica, Mato Klican,
Jural Kulas, and Marko Nor
lais; Lodge 434, Petar Kle-
cak, Josip Papez, Dominik Sc
kul, and ergo Sgombic;
Lodge 591, Kuka Alekaic, Pc
ira Frkovic, and Jakov Cru
besic; Lodge 612, Kate Ban,
Anton Dedo, Tomo Kopanica,
Anton Polio, and MILO Staba;
Lodge 676, Andre Grgic; and
Lodge S76, Blaz Vasilj.
1t is the fraternal duty Of
our younger members to at
tend this celebration on Nov.
IA and pay their respects to
the Northern California pro
neers who brought the Croa-
tan Fraternal Union to the
Far West.
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Detroit Young Adults
Complete Aeendum For
Halloween Shenaniqans

DETROIT - Attention, all
you witches and goblins. Your
night Of fun-making and
soaring is coming to the
Haunted Shack (Croatian
Home) on Spooky Lane (1721
e. McNichols), October 31st,
starting at 800 pm.
In the previous year, your
friends have undoubtedly told
you about the fun that was
had, 80 don't be left out of it
this time.
The turnout was so tremen-
dous, the costumes so plenti-
full, that this year we expect
it to be even more spectacu-
lar.
There will be prizes ga
lore, entertainment by the
Headless Five, formerly the
Balkan Cavaliers, and food
prepared by the witches
themselves.
|. Now not all of the excite
ment is limited to the young
people. If the older genera
ton does not wish to dress in
costume, come down and have
fun trying to figure out who
is masquerading.
Something unusual at the
stroke of twelve. We would
advise, if you are nervous,
have a weak heart or are a.
fraid Of your own shadow,
please bring your own nerve
pills, for we will not furnish
them!
This evening of mystic
merrymaking has been plann.
ed for you by the Devils
Bunch young Adults o1
Lodge 351).
Joseph Kodak, Pres
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28

Rajsic, who returned to Far
rell after an extended recent
visit to Yugoslavia.
Memorable Affair
A special invitation to at
tend the Nov. 1 Banquet has
been forwarded Miss Kathe-
rine May Gasparovic, South
Side Pittsburgh, one Of Miss
Monteson's friendly rivals for
the Miss Croatian Center"
crown.
Miss Gasparovic has been
asked to be the guest Of hon.
or of the sponsoring members
in view Of the fact that she
crowned Miss Monteson after
she won her coveted title.
Members and friends Of
tho sponsoring Lodge and
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28
Milwaukee Vans Plan
Surprise Package For
November 7th Shuttle

MILW AUKEE The
"Vanguards" Lodge 807 Fall
Sports Dance viii be held
Saturday, Nov. 7, in Karlo-
vich's Hall, $50 South 9Th St.
Jim Ruppers Band is sche-
duled to furnish the music.
The leader Of this very popu-
lar group is a noted Racine
accordionist who has won a
wide following among the
states dance set.
Believe 1t or not, there
will be no intermission
break during the Nov. 7th
frolic. When the band does
take time out, we have
! quite a surprise in store for
our guests. l can't tell YOU
what it Is - but it will be
a "tamburitza ckage
deal"
The beer that night will be
on the house, so come and get
it.
We are banking on our
friends from Kenosha, Ra-
cine, North Chicago, and
other nearby centers to turn
out in droves for this night
on the town.
A special "dobro nam do
sli" is extended the members
of the CF'U's new Lodge in
Mukwanago, who have cer-
tainly made news since they
organized their Lodge less
than a year ago.
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Struthers Members To
Hold Harvest Fete On
Saturday, October 81

STRUTHERS, Ohio - The
members of Lodge 5O4 will
hold their Harvest Festival
on Saturday, Oct. 81, in the
Croatian Home, 199 Lowell
vile Road.
Admission will be free to
our fellow members and their
friends.
There will be plenty of bar
becued lamb, beginning at
$50 pm, and two orches-
tras have been engaged to-
regale our guests.
The Lancers will supply the
music for modern dancing,
and the Happy Brothers Tam
buritza Orchestra will be out
to please those who enjoy top
notch Croatian singing and
shuffling to the music of our
people.
Our guest speakers will
be CFU Board of Trustees
President Milan Skrtic,
Ohio State Representative
G. d. Tablack, and Struth-
ers Mayor Harold l.. Milli-
gan.
Highlight of the program
will be dancing by our color
full Junior Kolo Group, the
pride and joy of our people
in Struthers.
This Oct. 81 Lodge 504
Harvest Festival is the first
major CFU social event to be
held in the Mahoning Valley
since the Society's 10th Con-
vention, held Sept. 21-26,
1859, in Detroit. So let's make
it one to remember fol-
months to come.
Vincent RadilOvic, Pres
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would get a new dress (or
a new dress cut out of
someone's old One) and
our parents weren't any
richer than our generation
is now.
So that if your reason for
not attending is Cant af-
ford it" perhaps scratching
the surface Of that comment
is II don't care about COM
ing. Anyway, let's make this
really a 1000 membership at
tendance! Old and young can
enjoy themselves at these
shindigs.
Amity Chatterbox
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28
Back To Normal For
Youngstown Auxiliary

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The members of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Croatian
Home will resume their reg
ular meetings Wednesday,
Oct. %, at Z pm. sharp.
After our summer siesta,
we should all be ready now
to reactivate our Auxiliary
and make it a going con-
Germ.
, Please attend this meeting
and favor us with ideas for
our Fall and Winter program
Of activities. Your advice,
suggestions, etc., will be ap-
preciated.
Mary e. KOlar, Sec'y