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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08
Browning Lions Fsts
District Governor

The Browning Lions club met
Tuesday evening at Hugh
Blacks. St. Mary's. in recogni.
ton Of the visit by their district
governor. Stewart Adams, of
Calgary. Mrs. Adams accompani.
ed the governor.
The dinner meeting was a
great success. being followed by
an address by Mr.. Adams who
discussed the recent Information.
al Convention In New York a.
we'll as what Lionism really
means to the many nations Of
which II Is q part.
Initiation ceremonies were
held by Lions Bob Harris and
Buck Prcuningcr. One candidate.
John Self. Joined the organiza.
ton. The district governor made
the presentation Of the member.
ship pin.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08
Fourth Lease Sale Slated
For b|ackfeet Reservation

A total Of 1885 acres Of In.
divtdually owned or restricted
Indian lands and 30. 484 acres of
Tribal lands will b. offered for
leasing for oil and gas mining
purposes In the fourth big lease
sale IL hc held on the Blnckfcct
Reservation on November 3.
1854.
A total Of 3Oi units were offer.
cd In tho last sale on August 81
bringing q total Of Sl.4l2,iS0.63
M bonus money on 38.877 acres.
Continental OH was the high bid.
der At that time. paying 81. O64..
45O.6l for their units.
This sale will soc one parcel Of
Tribal land offered which carries
q drilling commitment. No units
carried this stipulation In the
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08
b|ackfeet Organization
For Pacific Northwest Area

The Mutual Assistance Assn.
has been formed In the Tacoma.
Seattle area by members Of the
Blackfcct Tribe residing IN that
area. II was learned here last
week.
The group. which has received
recognition by the Tribal Coun.
ell. Is u nOn.profit organization.
set up to enable the Blackfcct
people In the Pacific Northwest
to aid each other.
A number Of social and bust.
ness meetings have been held.
The group IL presently seeking
10 regain absentee voting rights
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08
Indians Lose
To Svnbvrst

Browning's Indians weakened
in the closing minutes of play
last Friday evening and the Sun.
burst Refiners Tailed to break Z
1919 deadlock and cop the win
by a final 25-l9 final count.
The locals. going all out In
their attempt to break into the
win column. led the visitors by
a l2-7 score midway In the con.
test. In the third quarter Sun.
burst gained . 1912 advantage,
but the Browning team rallied to
tie 1t in the final period. only to
see the waning moments bring
defeat.
Browning will rest this week
end. having an open date. O.
tober l6 they will make the long
journey to Fort Benton for an
afternoon contest.
Other Class B contests saw
Cut Bank. minus the II men sus.
pended by Coach Willie De.
Groot lose to Chinook by q 500
count. Shelby. leading the
league. whipped Fairfield 1912.
Great Falls Central. also unde.
feated. hurdled Fort Benton
32'l4 and Conrad got by Choteau
20.l2.
Games this week end finds
Cut Bank with near full strength
invading Shelby. Central at Cho.
teau. Fairfield at Conrad and
Fort Benton travelling to Chi.
nook.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08
New Provisions
In Security Law

In the new amendments to the
Social Security Act, there is a
special provision for those per.
sons who are unable to work for
q long period of time because of
total disability, according to
Stanton S. Thompson, manager
of the Great Falls district office.
This provision. known as a dis.
ability freeze" does not involve
the payment of benefits to the dis
abled worker who is not yet IS.
1t is q means of protecting his
old.agc and survivors insurance
rights during the periods of pro.
longed serious disability, Mr..
Thompson said.
The disability "freeze" offers
this advantage to members of
the labor force of the nation who,
after contributing actively in EN-.
pl0yment or self.employment
covered by social security, be.
disabled seriously enough to
keep them from substantial,
gainful work. The disability must
be medically determinable, and
It must have lasted at least six
months before . period of dis
ability can be established.
The freeze" will act to cx.
clude the period of disability
from the workers social security
record. In this way he will not
lose his insured status or have
his average monthly wage on
which his future benefits will be
based reduced because of his
years of no earnings due to dis.
ability. However, there are no
old.age and survivors, insurance
payments to the disabled worker
or his family before the disabled
worker becomes IS or dies.
Application to establish a peri.
iod of disability cannot be &C.
cepted until January l. 1855.
Persons desiring additional in.
formation are urged to contact
the social security office prior to
that date. however. Mr.. Thomp.
son pointed out.
out.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08
MANUEL 70 ATTEND
TELEPHONE CONVENTION

Randy Manuel. owner.manger
of the Browning Telephone Com
pany. will leave Sunday by plane
from Great Falls to Chicago,
where he will attend the annual
meeting of the United States In.
dependent Telephone Associa.
ton. he being member of the
board of directors of the Rocky
Mountain Telephone Associ a.
ton. The latter Is q western
group that is part of the national
association. While in Chicago.
Randy said that he would make
final arrangements for purchase
Of . dial system that will replace
the present system of the local
company. Installation. he said.
Is planned for next spring.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08

past. The lessee of this unit will
bc required 10 begin drilling
test we'll for oil or gas within
one year from the date Of up.
prevail Of the lease and must
complete this we'll into the top
Of Dcv0nian series within two
years unless oil or gas In paying
quantities II found ut q lesser
depth.
Subject 10 certain restrictions,
leases will be sold to the bidder
who Offers the highest money
bonus upon q per acre basis.
Conditional bids will not be con.
sidcrcd.
inquiries on the lease sale may
be addressed TO the Supcrinten.
dent Blsckfcct Indian Agency,
Browning.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08
NAuMAN TO STAGE
HEREFORD SALE

willard Nauman. Conrad. will
stage a sale Of - head Of regis.
tered lIcrcfOrds consisting Of Is
bulls and 81 females plus calves
nj side nj the " Bar N ranch on
October l3.
Sale time Is set ut 1890 p. m.
Lunch will h. served. 81 vii.
lian,s. IIcrmiStOn. Ore. will cry
the sale which Is under the man.
agcn,cnt Of Western Sales. Bill.
lings.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08

SO they can have a voice in Tri.
bal affairs.
Officers of the organization
are Francis \. Guardipcc. Rem,
ton. Wash. president: John Bile.
drauN. Rcnton. vice president;
Murphy Brown. RrntOn. trca.
Surrr and pansy Cavanagh. of
Tacoma. secretary.
TO date the group has met on
call. However. they plan In the
near future to set permanent
meeting dates. Interested parties
may contact any Of the officers
for information.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08

out that scientific research un.
doubleday could provide a means
to produce by.products from the
surpluscs and dissipate this
problem.
Benson in his carly months
in office deliberately drove down
beef prices" Anderson said, AL
the while the packing companies
took advantage of his stand on
aid to the ranchcr. and upped
their prices" To the average far.
mcr. he said. "Bensonizing Is like
going through the meat grinder. "
State Senator George McCabc
introduced Senator Murray who
warmly seconded AndcrsOn's
statements. The senator spoke of
the refusal of the Republican
party to campaign on the issues
and their use Of personal attacks
on candidates to confuse the vo.
ting public.
SSS " "b my sSNostbsSSuSu SssS
election of Anderson. saying
he was in great need of a man in
the House with whom he could
work and who could support Is.
sues in the House that Origi.
mated in the Senate.
Senator Murray discussed the
vast resources Of the state and
pointed out that only power was
needed for their development.
Referring to the Indians as
victims Of oppression. he pledged
his support 10 aid them in their
problems.
The tourist trade. said the sen.
ator In closing. Is Montana's
third largest industry. In order
TO further increase II. he called
for better accommodations In
our national parks. The condi.
ton Of our national parks Is q
disgrace. the senator said.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08
WELL eAeY CLINIC
SET FOR TODAY

a Well Baby Clinic will be
held at the Blackfcct Hospital at
1000 q. m. today. a doctor viii
be In charge assisted by Public
Health Nurses.
The purpose Of this clinic IL
to initiate immunihatiOns and ad.
wise concerning diet.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR MARION BEGlEY

Funeral services will be con
Quoted this morning At 10 a. NJ
In the Little Flower Church for
Marion Bcglcy. ~. who passed
away recently in Tuscon. Ariz
FIR. Gregory Burke will officiatc
Burial will be nj Kittson Gene
terry at East Glacier. Beck Func
raj Home is in charge.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-08
ERNIE ANDERSON PLANS
CALF SALE NOV. 20th

f. L. "Ernic anderson has an.
nOunccd his second annual sale
Of registered calves nj his ranch
20 miles north of Cut Bank on
Saturday. November 20.
lie will sell 60 head of bull and
hcifcr calves at that time.
, 1954-07-10
DR. DE FREIrAs coM1NGl

DR.. Robert ~. De Freitas
B. q. q, D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tuesday June al from 10
am to 5 pm We'd June "A,
from 1870 to 3O pm.
complete o~ptometric service
win be offered to the Munich
pality Of st. croix.
viii be- in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday, !
rhe latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or c. @. D.
aGsa ~ Il s4N4ssNTe#&N e4~Ss vs. &4.IHa1 $780,
, 1954-07-10
THE REGISTRATION BOARD
St croix; WI, U. S. A, 9th July A. D. 1854
WILLIAM II.
Chairman Registration Board
DIR. FLEMING

s#H=-St 80. 1000 EsSN ~E##is ) ~ ~
| The V. /. Honor list, is spon-
sofed by the Professional
League Of N, Y. Witnessing
the presentation besides the
delegates to the luncheon
were: Anselmo Gaspar, Prezi-
dent of v. |. Benevolent Soc
iety (of which the honoree is
a member Alberto Senior,
Mrs. Redalia Mathews, Joseph
E. Ritzberg, Mrs. Coda Mes
field, Hon, James A. Bough,
Mrs. Marie Postons Fir. Federi
co Guirty, Geraldo Guirty. Re
presenting the League were:
Mrs. Grace Taylor, Rufus Van
derpool.
Others receiving scrolls
this year were former Cover
nor Morris de Castro and the
late Jose Jiminez.
, 1954-07-10
RELAX
MRS.

late forties. Although she was
never cited for her forty years
of excellent service, she had
an enviable record.
She was very kind and OBJ
.liging; would never hesitate
to do a favor for anyone.
She will be missed BY all
who knew her.
, 1954-07-10
3 ! B E R B +
pRoF roth
1851.

IV4.4O414 - ."... TIY1I. -.
Waynesburg. College and Of Professor 10th i widely
the University of Illinois. She known for his publications
has served on the staff Of the which have appeared both in
View York Public Library and Puerto Rico and on the CON
vas also a member of the IA tinent. He is the author Of a
Guilty at the Polytechnic Insti- recently published book emit
tute:+ She also taught in st. tied 'El Mundo Contemporary
Thomas during the summer of CO."
, 1954-07-10
II QTIcE
OF REGISTRATION OF HEC

During the month ofeAugust, 1854, the Registration
Board will meet for the registration of qualified electors in
each district as provided. below:
At the Court House Polcel Chrisiansted every MON
DAY for the residentszef Ghfistiansted Town and Suburbs
from 4 pm until s pm. beginning August :. 1854.
At the Court House Police) Christiansted every WE'D
NESDAY forsthe residents of Christiansted Country District
from 4 pm. until pm. beginning August A, 1854.
AT the5court House, Frederiksted, every TUESDAY for
the residents of Frederiksted Town District from 4 pm. UNI
til s pn.sbegnning August 3, 1854
at the Court House, Fredefiksted, FRIDAY for the
residentssof Frederiksted Country District from 4 pm. until
s. pIn5beginnfng August 6, 1854.
The meetings during the month Of September. will be
.announcsd subsequently, - ~
All those persons previously registered need not register.
except incasessof change of residence, or continuous absence
from h~esVirgnGIsland in excess of one year.
THE REGISTRATION BOARD
ST croix; vi, Y. S. A, 9th July AID 1854
- WILLIAM F. MooRHEAD
Chairman Registration Board
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Conn. Ave. Investment

S3.400 INCOME
This brick home, blk. on
Conn. ave. has 8 complete
apis. with kits. and 8 baths
and all in perfect condition;
the apis. rent for S100. S92 so
and $50 with garage space
also avail. Price S26.95o. List
ing 1-1T6.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES. INC
1122 I, St NV MA. S-bOOl
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. $4,000
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STORES FOR RENT tcens. ]

Sa14 PTNEY BRANCH RD.-Modern
store. or ONCE. In shopping center.
Loading or parking space. $135 mo.
Call AID. 2-1S54. -29
426 18th SD. N.E.-Suitahle for
colored barber shop. beauty shop,
light lunches, etc. 20
sos C ST. N.E.-Busy street. suit.
most any business; newly decorated.
~. 4-5Q37 or Ju. 7-6277. -2 4
FIRST COMMERCIAL store for rent;
. suit. for most any kind of business;
good ne. section. II. 3-1474.
STORE AND WAREHOUSE - viii
equip. to suit tenant: 1921 18th st.
NV. OWNER, CO. $4,000.
Il ALLS CHURCH - Empty store In
busy shop center. 20x6Q: Lee hwy.
EAKIN PROP. INC. JE. 3-203l.
1903 MONROE ST. N.E.-vacant;
very clean. suit. for any business
NJ. Z. SMITH. INC. DI. 7-7S77,
Ist-coMM. FRONT APT. on s busy
street: rms, kit. and bath; suit.
for foyer, PHOTOGRAPHER, real estate,
decorator, etc; ideal for person
wishing to live In apt. and have
1st-comfn. ONCE space; 500. Call
MRS: HELD. Ii. 6-4500. AID.
2-2957. --27
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WdolllitS bult, ~. ".
FRIDAY, AUGUST ~. Io.A

: TO 5 ACRES WOODED home sites.
In beautiful Forrest Hills sr6di-
vision; $3.50 per acre, on very
reasonable terms: peacefully se-
cluded, vet quickly accessible by new
Washington Annapolis freeway (nowi
under construction
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
BETHANY BEACH, peI.. ocean-fro

BETHANY BEACH. Del, ocean-front
apts.: 4 and b.r.; S45 wk. aft.
Sept. 9. IA. 9-7514. wk. ends. ewes.
FENwIcK ISLAND. nr. Ocean City.
Md.--Attractive 2-bedrm. cottage:
"a blk. to ocean: owner leaving area:
must sell now. $3.50. Also avail.
immed. rental ia. s-aiT5. ---99
MODERN COTTAGES and apart
ments: week. month, Sept. rates.
S35 week UP. GOULD. 5000 Pacif-
ic Wildwood N J Pb 2-77Ol.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.---ocean st..
de luxe 2-bedrm. apt, Sept. Ais.
500: also :,-hedrin COTTAGES and
apts.. S4n wk. up. avail now. L, T.
GRAvATTE, Ma. S-0753 or phone
Dickinson 1851 ~
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Apt. for rent
Aug. 2s through Sept. =: sccomo-
SIS wk. JU. 9-O33S. --27
OCEAN BEACH, MD commercial
lots. each 100000 IT,, facing park
ing lot. near Nd. Bridge site: good
buy for cash, Write OWNER. r. o.
Boz 40s. Silver Spring, Nd. --25
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COLLEGE PARK. Md. mr.. Catholic
church and schools; cleared parcel,
5Oxo00 IT.; priced $1,000. A, ii.
sEIDENsPINNER, Realtor, WA. 2
1910; ewes. WA. 7-46gS. I'D
EXCEL. BUSINESS Or HOMEsITE In
fast-Rrowing area; 3 acres, fronting
on both 30 and 224 Indian Head
hWys. zANTZINGER CO., Ma, s.
537I; ewes. Ii. 3-5a66,
WELL LOCATED FARMS. country
homes, bldg sites, investment acre
age. OIL. 4-42S8, ewes. and week
LOT s0xI25. best residential location:
western and Kirk sts.: right from
the OWNER: $500. 10. 7-T6il.
Is ACRES cleared land OF Rte. %
and I'll. Centreyilie, Va. Call JE
9-561l for appt, S4T5 acre. go
r. & Co; Powdermiil Ests: beaut
wooded As-aere lot. nr. New High Pit
II. g.: asking S2,400. HE, 4-350a;
ewes, HA. 2-707tl W. w. LEWIS.
IS ACRES on Conn. ave. for high
class subdivision; E-9Q coming
Ewes and Sun, Mr. Lebling. CL.-
4-66se; Ro1T. D. HALL CO. OIL.
A~o@OOs so
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

WILL TRADE EQUITY In ideally loc.
2-bedrm. Florida rambler for lots or
small home in D. c. or nearby Md.
OF va; also acyeage n Fla. for sale
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

46e4 WIS. AVE. N.w.-1,17o 50. +.
Of ground-fioor space. fully parti-
toned as q real estate ONCE. also
desirable for manufacturers show
room. insurance CO.. etc; air con-
ditioning optional. KASS-BERGER
| EN-. 3-S100.
IALEXANDRlA--Modern office space,
elevator, air-conditioning, opposite
Woodward g. I.othrop. Ample on
street parking. Up to 5000 50. It.
Will subdivide TO suit. Call Elk,
3-07S1 or TIE. 6-3445.
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES avail
able, all services Dupont Circle
1917 1atR ST. N.w.-studio ONCE
available: SIS month. Other rooms
$50 and up. Aforementioned II de-
sired. ST. 3-5530. 80
1919 EYE ST. N.W.--2 tra.large
adjoining rooms on 2nd floor front,
pvt. Law. Ma S-6715. 30
DESIRABLE ROOM for lawyer, ac-
countant or. broker in established
law office, Telephone service. Reason
able. Suite. 70S. 9l7 18th st. NV,
DoovWiNToWN' ON SS - Completely furnished
executive ONCE; private waiting rnl.
toilet: 500 mo. 924 Dupont Circle
Bldg. DU. 7-S7S0. II
Wash.'s busiest corner
Entire 2nd floor Of a 2-story BLDG;
-cond., modern deco; pvt. en-
trance; 2.400 50. tt: immeed. occu-
pancy. Call OIL. 4-0360. IL
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

THE UNITED STATES GOVERN
MENT REQUIRES approximately l,l75
square feet of Office space In north
west section of Washington, D. c.
Accordingly sealed proposals will be
received by the General Services Ad-
Service Center. Room 200: 7th and
d streets. s.w., Washington 25. d. c.,
until 100 am. September g, 1854.
and then publicly opened. Invita-
ton No. CS-PBS-03-2I7. and Bid
Forms may be secured at the above
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per NEW YORK AVE. N.w.--Lcvely
store or once, air-cond; good toc. !.
S65 mo. HARRISON u ADAMS,
Ma. e-S3o6. -2s
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SPOT CASH
or Home or Trust Note
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

BETHESDA--Six-unit apt. bldg. al
most new. Call Mr.. LeblinE. ewes
and Sun, OIL, 4-6tiSS. ROBERT B,
HALL CO., OIL. 2-3250 10
TWO-STORY brick Colonial. with
4 outside, bright and Toomy apts.;
Q good-size bedrms., liz, rrn., din
rm., kit. and ceramic tile bath: il
excel con6.. fully rented and idea
for those looking for comb
home and investment; good section
Of N. Arl.. close in. ALLo REALIY
dsy er night.
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MATCH THIS

About II acres; lovely land with
modern 5-room. nearly-new dwell
ing, on macadam road about %
miles to d. c.; nice community.
owner sacrifices at $4,000 with
at least half cash Better get this
quick as not many Of this kind
come on the market,
II. B. MITCHELL
Herndon. Va. Phone las
Evening star., 1954-08-27
6-IJnit Ant. Bargain

CUNT Apt. Bargain
This det. weIl-built mod. bldg, To-
! Gated in fine b. C., rental area;
mr.. Catholic uniy., is q real bargain;
all apis have Age. rms plus lge.
screened in rear porches and bldg,
Is attractively landscaped; income
controls expiredl; 81. .050 yearly.
Tenants pay own utils.; owners ex-
pense very low: estate selling. ofters
at q real bargain price. Exclusive
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K ST. NV. Realtors Elk. 3-5S11
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iNxEsT. PRoP. SALE Cont j

Sc BRICK WAREHOUSES. NV; rent
&, ,geo BOO, yssr ss Rriee sls. .saoo .s.a9; Boss
VERY MODERN, Count bldg. VT,
old. excellent North Arlington l0ca-
ton 4 y times rent. For complete
information call LURIA BROTHERS
IA 1-REflfl 2S
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UPPER MONT. CO., MD.
ACRES

9 ACRES
Comfortable, modern, 4-bed-
room. country home, especially
suited for large family; near
schools, churches and within
walking distance B. a. o. sta
ton for committing; garden,
barn. usual outbuildings; To-
Gated on main road. 100000.
Terms.
6ia ACRES
Attractive, modern. brick
home: with stream: . complete
baths: Gear garage; l.000-ft.
frontage on State road in
Poolesville area. S29. 800;
terms.
For further particulars Of
this and other properties.
contact L. A. Abercrombie,
Poolesviile 1881.
Randall II. Hagner 81 Co., Inc
Realtors
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CAPITOI, HILL
STORES FOR RENT

Excel. size location for small bust
ness. Beer license available De,
sirabie lease; terms. Ii. 4-l100.
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WILL BUY PROPERTY

Wild OO4 I1tNIk E1l
Brick or frame, white or colored.
Quick settlement. Call Mr.. MILLER,
ME. S-l220; evenings. LA. 6-5194.
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ARLINGTON

80 units in modern bldg, priced at
z times rental. Excellent return on
cash investment of $4,000. Trade
considered. Principals only. ia
5-6540, XII. $3.50. 20
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F, 6la ACRES
.kssra aAAar,
Randall H. Hagner g. Co., Inc.

For further particulars Of
this and other properties.
cnnta act AhArcrnnnhie.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

g TO 10 ACRES, with or bordering
stream, in Va; 30 TO 40 mi. from
d. c. CALL 10. 3-39O4 ---2g
WILL CLEAR your land and erade in
roads in exchange for acreage. WE.
5-iH9O go
IMMEDIATELY. Level residential
Alex, Arl. or Fairfax Co. Box
SEVERAL HUNDRED ACRES. close
in Va. for distinctive home develop-
ment. Box 2Sl-z. Star. 20
5-7747. al
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19-UNIT APT.
Priced at 61a Times Income
Cor. brick. 2 stories Annual In
come. Just under S14. 900, with low
to S75; excel value. CALL MR.,
WEISS. ME. S-5400; or ewes, HE.
4-S522.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14l6 K st. NV. Me. $500
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
RAzG0Y0R uG0DNI

Nedavno je izasla IL SIAM
pc znacajna i lijepa knjiga
"Razgovor ugodni naroda
Slovinskoga", koju je knjigu
napisao "a obicni puk Fra.
Andrija Kacic Miosic. Uvod
"a owl knjigu napisao jei mas
velikan, kipar professor Ivan
Mestrovic, a knjigu je prize
dio "a stampu i uredio Stani-
slav Boric. Ova knjiga sadr-
zaje i historicke slike u vei
s Kacic Miosicem, stampana
je ma $50 stranica u lijepom
slogu sto Sc lako cita. CHE
ma je knjizi samo $500.
Ova knjiga je posvecena
25O-oj godisnjici Fra. Andrije
Kacica-M iosica.
Narucbe saljite ma - Mr..
Stanley Bori6, 40 Pierce St.,
Gary, Ind.
Svakog Hrvata i rodoljuba
duznost je u America da ma
rucuje, cita j preporucuje do
bru knjigu IL hrvatskog ma
roda4
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
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Divine svracamo ,pozornost
nasih citatelja ma clanak g.
Pavla D. Ostovica "Jugosla-
venske luke / zeljeznice", ko-
j donosimo u ovom broju, a
odnosi Sc ma izgradnju zeljez-
nickih pruga u Jugoslaviji.
Kao sto je prize u ovom
listu prikazao mas saradnik
Ostovic, jugoslavenske vlasti
su rijesile da Sc izgradi LUX
susna i preskupa zeljeznicka
pruga poznata jos IL stare
Jugoslavije "Unska zeljezni-
ca" prema zelji velikosrpstva,
a ma stetu Hrvatske S Dali
macijom, Bosne j Hercego-
vine i drugih pokra jina.
Prema tumacenju i dokazi-
ma 6. Ostovica "a citavu dr.
zavu Jugoslaviju najvaznije
hi bile zeljeznicke pruge So
vezama i izlazom u Split.
Split je najpogodniji "a jed
nu ekonomsku i veliku luku
Jugoslavije.
u tn svrhu Amerikanci ro-
dom IL Jugoslavije, narcotic
brata Dalmatinci i Splicani,
ucinili hi pametno i dobro
da apeliraju ma predsjednika
marsala Tita i druge clanove
njegove Wade u Beogradu,
da Sc izgradjuje velika luka
ma Jadranu u Splitu. Pritom
hi sc mogli posluziti sa ma
terijalom kako je to G.. Osto-
vic napisao i obrazlozio.i
Ovo nije politicko vec val
no gospodarsko pitanje nase
stare donate. I dok narod
l.onamo nema rijeci, treba da
Hrvati u iseljenistvu dignu
svoj glas dostojno j pozitiv-
no. 49, Dakle, nasi citatelji
imadu rijec! - Urednik.